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THisGs sor py>t Mr.WArroN, writing
+, tic D5VQ Jsa-rci. FROM Washington
March 5tb ,uuncrate- tie principal meas
urc. ol iurortluc. which fa'lca Of cnlct-
,ncut l,y the late C1u-rcss a, followr
L j. true, that none II the measures
..hich ar essential To- the maintenance Of
ia. government aud tho prosecution Of the
r-ar. have failed =till hnd that quito
list # bill. which have occupied much tim"
.ili enlisted much interest, and IN which
10Th Huu-o- wcre IN the ma in agreed. have
nevertheless fallen vvt. Most important are
the bills for emancipation in Missouri Mary
land, Delaware, sud the neS stats formed
out Of Virginia. Especially untortunat. 10
7 CONSIDER the failure Of the Missouri bill, BE-
cause fear it's fnilIrc may prevent the aboli-
ton u slavery il that state by the preeeut
legislature. which lss majority for sman-
CITATION. The reason for this fear i, that
the legislature is prohibited, by The statc
constitution, from emsncipatinG the slaves
without compromising the owner Ih.-e
measures failed fey ant Of two-thirds vote
which pss required 70 suspend the rule- a
5ainst the objections Of the copperheads. Both
HOUSES had PASSED emancipation bills. but
OF 70 substitute the bill Of one Housy for that
Of tue other. Next in importance among the
bills failed, were tbos, for the admission Of
sundry territories o. free States, and the for
nation of nav territories. The proslet Of
these bile, a. well as for emancipation. in the
next Congress, il &c unfav orablc that action
now was very desirable. Here. too, the fail
urt -ras for want Of two thirds vote. FINAL
~, both Serat. and Hcuee bills, for the en-
Iloylnen; Of negroes in putting down tho Re
ksliiyu, are among the bills failed. Both
IIou-t- agreed IL the purpOsc, but uot in tho
details q thee lillA. Ghis Disagreement,
byr'-. CT, all n5t pre- eut the use Of nesroe:
H. 20. sar. Inc act Of the last CJncre-:
.-rr,s the President authority 10 Use them
and the wal appropriations are sufficient t
t,.y lOT their --T1 lCs-. The bill Relating {,
tie election ~ members Of Congress IN leu
n,---t ,lrI Louisiana failed in the Senate
thFOuZa '4s.c Of time by the copPerheads
t!.e ship c,lri lii vac deiea ted in the Housc
and thg rllikrupt bills failed in both Houses
IhG- believe I have named the most inIor
tant AMI Interesting thing 10, done by I'll.
Thirtv-=cs cnth cJn,ress.
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THr RIGHT SFiMr. At tho Union meeting
held in the town of Chester, on the 9TH
ul,, nc notice that resolutions were Adopt
81 in response 10 those adopted by
the Ncrmen; lGth. they u,st r.,rliallv
os4urc zJllicrs in the fed that while they
arc GEhlinS ,hc Internal r-bcls" the COP
perhcads "a hou, sliall be ATTENDED to. and
tho Tauk- Of Vermont regiments =liall r.
k.pt fliel, If il i'g- &, h JON. By making
Nc Of 'bs hatYuc', - sld''rce the demands
of Gov. rnmcnt
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,,IANDN NORToN'S ESTATE.

.-,-ror 1-rRNONT ITO AL PERSONS
,,.-S S = , rTf1rryDry. S. concerned in tic
T-fs sf Amanda norton late o. Eurlustan in s'if
District des-laet. -.
s+s p-.r hate Court holden 20 Darlington, within
,-i r.- fbs District n Chuteuden, on the lith DAY
d, te ~ 1sst WI and Testament. of Amanda Ncr-
-1-- 1rrs n Darlington IN said Dstrc', dccea'el.
va. rra-erted 20 the Court aforesalt, for Probate
AVA DO g. ordered hv said Court that the Gun cav
~ v---h a u i-5S At the Probate Court Rooms
-r ara Burlington he aEsigued for proving SAL ~
-r--irrsrt and that notice thereof oe gwen n 81
-lrs51s concerned BY publishing this order weeks
r--sr-f--Ir in The Rurin-tlu roe I-eis e T. pa
m ,iu,s.i az aid Burlin.ton previous % Che time
appointed. .-, 80. .-f-
s~ ssif C5rrt ~ the tins and place aforesaid and
---.s-- .he probate q said Will n Won have cause
t-'.. +T,-fsth llv ~ February. A n. lSs7.
4 c. DIXON, Ee-.s-er
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LEGAL NOTICES.
=. c. uILroN.s E:srATE.

Il-E THE ST BSCRIBERs. having been appoint
W 81 hy tho Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners % receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
ror-ans s--f7st tho estate cf F.lsoa e. Hilton.
late of Jericho in said District, deceased. repre-
ss1,ed insolvcnt. and also all claims and demands
exhibited in oset thereto; and xix months from tiie
dav II the date hereof being allowed by aid Court
for ,hst purpose DO therefore hereby give notice
that We viii attend % the business q our appoint
mont. az The dwelling 4 Eli7a Wsrls In Under
hill In said District, on the 5fh DAYS Oi April
~ October newt. ~ ~ O'Clock. A. NJ. on c1.h
Of sid dsvs. 80
asa /. LANE, ,.o,..-
NV DAVID FI~H. N0
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uE,1,N n. SMITHS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT lTHR Honorable ias
rr.fRl5T or lHrrrrvDFv. SIS l Probate Court i'F
tra District cf Chittendcu. r,,
r smith ists ~ Hin.-Hur-h i'm said District. DE-
ceased. -, .s-it L.,
@ vri ,syt f.r tho ..ttIemcut u the admiui-tra-
t.ar account II the Administrator Of the L-taie %
7fT ie.r sol sud ordered that public not',r tn'Ir
20 De- Given t1 all persons interested m said e-'al'
, ,,,,fli.hira This order three weeks succe-siveN
rr.,ion- to the day assigned. In the hnrllu.''h
IRE, Pros printed in Burlington. m SAID pi-tri,.
7r-,--6-e Won are hereby notified 90 appear al me
rr1faf. court rooms i'm Burlington. on the isN az
..,cJ fIte- and there % contest the allowance of
..i,,l account. e You sec csu''- -,,
4 q. pINON. Register
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News Of the Week.
TrNNknN. Trnm.. March ?ih.
Nv Telegraph.

TrA>SIIN. Tenn. March 9,h.
Au olie,r of Gen. ''rangcr'- tai arrive
herr ls-i niz'' fi"'a conference with Van
D,rn'- rel.cl f,rc.- under iias Of truce.
Tho r'lsl officers aranovlcd=e a lcss in the
lac. fight rr $50 killed. and 500 wounded.
Our total l,e, Wa ! los kill,dand wounded
l2o. The balance arc PrisoncT-. Tic re-
hels he'd fore. If 10000 engaged. Our
fore vas COCO. The rob-l- acknowledged
that they were poorly fed and mounted and
nearly whipped. Our riekc's were driven
IN Yesterday and tho enemy i believed to is
in force miles distant 4 battle for which
the night wing is well prepared Is imminent.
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SH0CsING AND f.T,I AccIpEST.-As th-
Hon. Georse Van Sentvor1, District Attorney
Of Rensselaer, county, vsr waiting At Eeet
Albany tho departure Of the train for Troy,
while standing behind a car on the truck, a
train backed up against the car, Knocking
him down and passin: over him. The wheel
caught him and he was dragged alon: ill
tie body vas horribly mutilste1 and thu arm
torn of. lIo survived several minute, quite
sensible, and communicated to hi friends his
farewell 70 hi= wife and family. Mr. Y ;.
was gentleman of fine literary tastc,-the
author Of L life of Sir Philip Sidney. aud
other work.. He was also The author #
several standard law books ami held a
high rank in HE profession.
lie vss a member Of Assembly from Co-
luInbis county in ls52, aud from Rensselaer,
county in lSj6, aud held other positions Of
honor.
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REMARKS

There '.a5 hi-t mall number # northern cattle
this week hut the supply @ western wss 90 large
the pri-es remained uachalseI. sheep sell quick
all rather higher than lat week.
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Is IzcxAs =. HAzAzp. O. Tcrtsmcuth. Eh1as
Island, Gays
That trenty-seyen years. experience With this
medicine, confirm. his belief that IN very few cases
would the Physiciin. services be 4uired Brand
1cth1 Fills were promptly ussd IN th- early stage
Il disease"
J. J. Cook. Publisher Of tho Banner. at Ben
uiugton, Vt. Jays -" Brandreth's PILL cured ne
cf DyrPspsia when every ether means hsd failed.
and Fas actually gwen Up b. NJ rh-si-isns spd
frisnis."
Inc ssus testimony is gwen Sy y. bliss. F,7-.
the we'll known citizen II Williamsburg and thou
ssud- Of others.
But their merits arc well known in flll doses
there IS no surer pur-ztivci in smaller ones they
act az gentle stimulus. curing costiveness and pu-
rifyingtho blood. They are every day curing thou
sands who arc deemed incurahle until this blessed
medicine was used Principal oGicc. 90 CANAL
sIriLr. NV YoSE.
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nr. rnR1As, NENETIAN HORSE

L,,1srvr. ir pint hct;lcr 90 ~ cents -ure- lsm,ue
-r,.. -s'l. s.l.c &c. Read .hs nI'~ins
F0-ros July -th. i-rt
~ r-z-t- We have ls.t f7T the pest wear -err
H1- Luiusut iar lams1o-. Lick. hru,ss. cole
AMI c1ts. ana .1 every 'r..au-e tlri 5, The 'e-t
ar, l4Is-cr t-isi I1 .tir c.r-s- company. fl-7-e
z-13 tx 1o-c1. s-i. i- che only i-1eat 'Te r~ l -
", h.-- JOG har.sr -.He very valu7hI.. and i' r0f
want e.. leave town afthau' T.
HYATT TEp,T.
Manager Van Amh--.'. & CO.'S Meusser-r.
..-4 81 s-u--i ts. orc. IS 'orilsnif 50. ny.
rt r-vv
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Three Invaluable Books for the Pisro
ToTir.

U'HJ HoML CIRCLE volume II 30 page.
Il contains 70 Marches AMI Qgickstep5, :; Waltfcs,
and Polka MazuTka-. ! 'fcrLtsa, = G1l0pades. u
COtillons a QuadTilles. and 20 Dance H0mpipts
3c., arranged for the fians.
TIE SILVER Chord Companion 70 the
Homo Circle" containing Collection 81 IsvuTitr
Sum. Ballads, huets. and Vuaft-t-. with Accom-
paninents tor the Piauo-iorta.
Tn SHOWER cf PFNIiS - Containing The Ino-t
beautiful Duet ior Two >.rrtno- sopIanu Alto.
soprano and Tenor, soprano and i'as,. nnd Tenor
and Eas-- Arranged with sn Accompaniment Tor
the Piano-torte
Each volume g. % c"mpi-t- hhIIl Ia itself n
Choice Music, aud one will fail Co recognize in
one sud all great desidsTatum for every Piano.
Price Of each. la cloth SO la plain bindn.
st.ul. On receipt of which copies will be mailed,
postpaid OLIVER DITSON a GO.
Publisher. 20 va ahin-trn 81. Boston.
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lie rpJrl u a rebel advance up tin alley
rf he Shenandoah i coutradictcd.
litter ws- cent to the prcsideu; >stur-
.i-y, from responsible lcreons, requesting;
-.rtcrs Of 1-,uc. II granted, iF-t cls=-
prisatocr VII rOon he of Nassau, 10 CAPTURE
jhe rich ucutral prize about :" ssil frolD
there
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OPENED this day en- a-sortmcut &c Bradley
" skirt for Isdie-. Children. Misses aud Young
Ladies of various kinds viz
MINOR fELE~ Torsr Ta7e-
" MINOR fELE," E4t-1 Hi-tt
PRIDE or TEE EORLD, Fs'eaf s9i-a'-
also O. small sized -kirt called the QUAErr Corr
The Skirts are all first class goods every respect.
and will Do sold 90 slight advance on former
EDWARD EAELpW>
Nar.A -tr. l..
dAW'f
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SEVN EOOh-.

"DFAYIc-G AND wOFEcSG. )" ~ etsvcnsoz-
Diary North AMI south. ~ " FL, III.
Ii. ..
"So Name" ~ TiIkis Coliir5
Mrs. Woods View Sovel-"Y cTaeE's rT!1e."
LADY Audley's Secret"
T0r-ssle by e. .. FRESCHA co
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V'HE sUE>CIBrE of.er, ler -5le d i-ia m t'.-
| I'm L-5vr, {. tns OLD Barber Tavern Stln1.-
compiling 500 ACRES ofgDod Meadow and Wood
Land well fsnc-i and we'll vateret- Also. ALL
THE STbtk on fhe p-Ice, embracing ID GUNS. ana
the FARMING TOOLS.
There IS q good orchard os tis place and 81 sugar
Bush
Part of the purchase money gtu remain -l H .,-
.-.r- For rrrtirr particulars. inquire ot
jobs WliITtuNL-
WiI'..t.l. We, M4sea 9. 1853. wins
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NV . ''thNf -'t.'i'f'
Toe IIcsld'- Washington di-let,h ay.
that the c,rturc II Bris-ccu. Stou-b,,u
with hi hcidquarrcr, GUARD and - hors.-.
10y a u.araudirs party OF r'.i-, is Regarded
by III, military uuihoriti,~ a- deeply mor'i-
fixing.
Up,n securing tl,ir prisoner sind booty,
the rebel party retrcatcd by the Worr,u',u
road, having obtained Eo--,-=i,u efthc c'0u-
icr-ieu from the ,,ptur.-l orlcr-5,'k- %
headquarters. They used it ou their arrival
q, Ceni.rillc go l~-- lhc oag,.'-. and '',',
',tbcrislt
NJ orderly who irI b.-r taken r'l.i.
ap.i reports tho enemy rapidly rc'r'e'tius and
egr cavalry in close pursuit that the r'.',l,
lal II fa1iul them "a of tbc 1p'nrrI
lri-5acrs. and ven, 5uuuiu. frh,.
The Herald correspondents 80 Nassau. un-
a.l date .- the o-'i ult., -,r- 'hat 10, r'',l
schooner Ectrihu,i,u arri. ri io that lur'.r
ou .'c night OF 'be c5'h ul- lt va- ,ur-
r-utly reported and believed tlat-h, 'r,u,1
-. .hci -e,,r'l prisoners 'rlu N.rrl'm t'-
-.I- captured iu tbcr e5t,r-. 81 r-ji
,ist tl.e T.. 8 Consul hal -,.st a polite request
Q, Gcn Esil,v 900 d,c cflh. tla' %. uruli
have tic matter boxed into. ''a' ur =. 'ai.
dste. 800 -cr', Tad '-.' given
-lat er',iu:, three .a-f -'.sr,r- 'r'.i,4
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FARM FOR SALE.

IRE farm known a, the Drury Farm, ..tuatcl 81
l Es-sN Vt. about one-fourth ol a mile from the
Il. x. depot At Painesvillc, containing about lcl
acre u superior land. with poor house. excellent
barn shcfj and other cut luldinEs. viii lc for sale
until Thur iay the 18th day Z March instant, on
which d.y 20 II o'clock a Il, If not pre- iously
tali - private sale the ae WI - -clt a. auctivn
az Tyler's Hotel, N fa,re8ville
his Is one n the best farms n Chittsnden Coun
T., ehElbly situated, IN s4uare form, With soil cf
unsurpassed proiuctivenes, easily cultivated, well
wooded and vstsrcd
The terms II ssle viii 10 oue-fourth ca-h On de-
livery u deed, aud the remainder in three equal
annual payments, With interest annually, occurred
by mortgage q the premises.
Enquire Of J. +. Drlry, at PailssViiis or Of the
.ublcribsr at Burlington.
b. WIRE, Agent
March 5th. 7fJ d&w Nar25
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IlHIi-A inc
FARMERS GUIDE,

Ev Iia..rY SrrvEys q Edinhursb and the late J.
NoFFox. 81 Yale College. vols Royal Octave
1000 page and numerous ergrayings.
FRIcr.-t5. gs- nc f,r9 roiu7ies. By lfsi, g.
d..t. l.. SCOTT / co.
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7 oA> rcrur sr,rEcfvEwoNT

I oAN TrTUU STATE or VERMONT
TrIR>rErr', OTrI.t.
Rutland. March o, l-t.I.
Proposals viii be- received AZ this Office until
o'clock 7. 81. the 10Th day q March current, for
loan Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
reimhursahle IN fourteen ycars, for which bond, ~
the Statc,y he issued ia II Ave hundred doll
lars bearing interest az the rate Of six per cent,
PAYABLE scmi-annually-
The bonds vii he issued under tho act % the Log
stature approved November &c. 1852, and bear date
December st. I-52, with coupons attached t-th
ne money FOR the honts may Be di-posited In any
Of the Bank IN this stat- or the Suffolk bauS bo--
ton.
The Provo as must re under seal, and contain 10
susllrT fractional rates than onc-fourth u per
centum. Those person. whose proposal msT be dc-
ccptcd. pill BE Immediately notified.
JOHN B. PAGE, TrCg-
frs-... ia IN.
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S1.rI.rIc- or LFE. Figure, do MT Lit
Ne have faith in statistics. They give tho death
blow 10 al fil.c doctrine and cIupircism in
science and blow p biSh the hne-spun theories
Of impractical uer. Medical stati.tics are Of
special importance. They teach Us TO estimate
at their just value the curative po5reTs o tic
drugs, which are thu stereotype Of tho profess
ion" And what :, their value. Fi-urrs which
do not lie, show that in ell dangerous complsints
the sr,zular practice" Of the q" faculty. Loses 81
least as many as it saves But. then, the doctors
tell u. that those who die sre incurables.' II
this he so, how is it that 30 many victims Of the
most ,irulent internal and external disorders,
whom the profession had given UP, have recoy-
cred through a perseverng usc Of HolioVays
Pills and Holovay's Ointment There can b
no doubt about the fact, we opinc, and we want
somebody 10 account for it. To our plain mind.
ii arpears that if chronic dyspepsia cannot he
cured by the doctors, snd is cured with unerri g
certainty by Hollovay's Pills. that the later
remedy Is worth the whole medicinal stock OF the
faculty, as means Of relieving that complaint.
So again, If given up case Of scroiula or
erysipel.s becomes rapidly convalescent under
the actien Of the Ointment, W. cannot escape the
conclusion that II Is the true specific for exter-
nal disorders, and that the " regular pharmace-
po,la" contains nothing that will compare with
it ss means Of subduins that class of malsdie,-
This l. good logic, we believe. If any cayil at
il, we will admit their demurrers when they can
show usa better basis for argument than facts
State Gazette.
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100. 600 BARrrLs or TIL
LODI MANUFACTURING CoNIPANN'S
POT- DEE TIE.

THIS Company. Nth q capital 90 Z .''.., -"
mo-. extensive works e the KIND IN TIE world,
and an sFuericnce in manufacturing n over . Yca7'
With reputation l0nr established. having also the
exclusive control Of al the night SOL o. the srrai
90 which Iz without doubt. the c-s1Pff- a7- tf-V
Bot fer i1er iu market l. greatly increase, the
yicli and ripens the crop from two % three "-.h'
per acre With little or no labor.
Also. FIFTY Tons If BONE TAFEI being
rer ton superior article for grain and grass
pamphlet COZ tanning ali necessary informant on
NAV ~ had free ft addressing letter % the sub
sr-thes
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fgRsv>sI. Col. l.. 4. Grant Of tie 5th.
i now in cJmm4nd Of The First Bris7lc Of
Vermont trs1-
John :. Taylor Of B-attlsbcro Is. bcca
commissioned Maiar of tho Pad, Vermont
Regiment
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CUITTENDEN COUNTY
~ Hrb V'Or Il s

'I'HE STESC RIBFRS would respectfully inform
Ole citizens u This -0va and vicinity thst they
have opened a large W4RELE FoRES in Concert
Hall l,riIdiI- under the TIuss Qftes, Church 81
Harrington Where can be found the largest snc
lsst l--artmrnt % Marble in this part q the eoun
try. consisting uf
HT-tD sTONE TIBLETN,
oFTLTSES MONUMENTS,
TfrIE + rCRE4C ToPS,
CHIMNEY PIECES.
.GRoR sgELFES,
g.. =
Ap,-ti1= ,a1r-t n tie Marble line Will r.
furnished q; short notice and a. ths -o5, reason
rles.s call sui exe-..=c stock and rrieos before
IN FHFLFs > CO
Eur, a-',n. Ysh. o.. 1863. ren
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7 p.
CoL,HEsIrR.
Town Clerk-A n. Ho9l
>slectmen-J. B. Small. y e. Rrownroll.
7. :. Brownell.
loan Treasurer-A. n. Ho.i.
First Constable B. Il. IIins
S~cInd ConstaLle-Allan Stone
Li-'ers-J. s. Pist,, u. Wick~src. {.
:. Storrs.
Audi,ors-J. s Platt, G. 7. wo5l. L. NJ.
r.rry.
Town Agent. Carpenter.
lrustees-Cyrus Farrsnd, EiTar'l Hun
9erfori. Noah Thompson
TsSr1.
Town Cicrk-I. W. r. Nichols.
Selcctmcn-C. H. Nichols, George cato.
) K. prurv.
Trlt>urcr-Warren Willism-.
OveTsocr Of the roor-C. II. Nichyls
Consiablo-0. 7. futile
Iiters Norman Brovp.n. :. :. H.
graham, Z. J. Ruitolph
AuditJrs-L. \ Williams, 4. Il. Hallrrt.
Norman Br5Tucn.
Tow Grand Juror Mon-o Bliss, u. Nor
Sin.
Town Agsut-B. S;erens.
Irustee-Warron Williams.
Director Of Poor Fsrm-H. \. Tracv.
Superinterdept-D II. NacJmber.
e
oHtLht r.
Town Clcrk-Wm. Harmon.
Selectmcn-F. Fletcher, L. ". Ns=h, Giles
Andrew-.
Trcasu1er-Wm. Harmon
Overs. ct. Fletcher.
Constable -Philo Jscke,u.
Lister--Guy Tracy, Henry 5. Moro,
Walter 4 Weed
Town Acent-lra :. Colrmcr.
iru@':'' " ID. Harmon .
DIRECTOR Of PolrF.rm - Fletcher, WIN.
Harnau.
HrL.Hrrc.
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Trustee L. : M1re -> ila- john.
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which As, iirtlinsi IL high reputation for nearly
forty yes -s aud IS commended by mary Of tho
most eminent physicians and gentlemen IA the
country. among whom are Bsv. JOSIAH Itch, FA.is-
Jelrlia; Rev. Or. Lyman Bsseh4r, New YORK.; tas
late Pro- Leonard Woods, Aai,7,r Theological
seminary j. p. Thompson, former Secretary -
state. Vermont; nrs. Merrill Perry. Abel. Parker.
Berry, sui many others, BY tbs frsss. and sg the
larges, en-, oids-, dealers In drug ard ed',nN' IN
the United States and Csnads.
OPINIONS OF THE TRADE.-"W VS. In
ol no medicine which he's dessrvrtiv sustained sn
high a reputation FIR - long term q yesrs, Or
which moro rarely disaPpOlnts h. rclsonshls ez-
rretffi1us Of those who uss T." -
-n-a ~ many 1fthe most rr-Voctaolc sod 'it-
c-t Jsu--i.f- iu Pc Ulit-d statc-
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r,ETIoULAES OF TUE CAPTURF OF IHr l~uI-
AsoL,-A despatch to the Missouri Demo
crat sives tho following particulars Of thu
capture Of the lndianola
The Webb was the furcIno-t of the relcl
hats, and FIRST received tbc -Iu, lryu the In
disnola' : ll-iuch gum. Shc sustaincd con-
-iderablc injury to her upper works. but not
sufficient to impede her slccd. st the same
moment the Queen Of the Wet approached
the lndianola upon the lsrhoari -ilc, hut re-
o'ivod shot that interfcr~l ritl the action
uf the machinery for whic \ second shot
striking tho Webb. sho ,.,r,d from her
c,ruec, and in cndea vrin:. 10 civ, The India
nola her blow lost h.r momentum. III.
Webb struck her a1-c r.srv ON 'hc stsrboard
side. Just al5fi thu trrrvi, craekn: her lim-
bern t,ariulv. A. she icll lack the Iplia-
pola threw ll-inch she'll through her up
- WORK.. Il la-s,I through III. cabin,
maxim, greet in,or, and exploded a. the wa
tr -lm- li-iauv.i levoul tho ,'--cl. The
lie ri t's- Webb ;I-Iyuuior glanced n
from the luJianola tuu.t aiilpnt rf'ct.
Hv thi- u'n, 10. Queen returned o. thc
, infect. lat r.Nit.l two damn an -hpl-.
u.,. d. D." ilui house vhi.l Disconnected
lev inr,, -ud r,-altei IN ler steaminc di-
r.,tlv --irrn 81 ~ lc.i.ral iruuclaI. SECOND
onslaught o. the Webb resulted di-7-tr"n-v
flr N" ip" IA spite Of the h'o' 3 brc uI-p her
aIgr."'h, and th, web ui.h-u-.--- fol .ii.'rt-
ct ~, ludiauola 90 move out rl her Path.
tn Wli trunk hcr ius' afr the tlacc nl"re
ti. ir-' -'oo. fell, caUsiuc mes --am- 20
n,cu. .-cu fhc water poured an T'Vi1ir. Sire
then mtd. rh. si:ull 20 surr'nd.r, ana h'r
opponents c1ulc sl1n.-~ide ami tlah '>-.--
- DO TIC .f,,sr and ,.r,-,t ,tr-. mead. ltri--
n'ic-s. except eu. uaH. who c-'al4d 20 -har',
and th,ltc- 90 10. mon i.ct A. la-t &c
r.olnt- me lndiano.s had u,f ~Hu,, -u.i 'v
this tune si' i Pr''all, fi'"'''iu- ti'~ r-l-l
fs-
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.2s4K1ee
DIR. GorLD.s rINwoRMsYRUP.

s the first and only remedy ever offered 70 the Pus-
r f the eii,c'ual removal Of the Ascarites, or Pr
Norm. from the human system. The high reputa-
ton it Ia estahlishe in the last two years, and the
fact that t + last -upersedin all other worm rene
dies g. tn. 1c-t test u it, great merit
u srFuEHs Relief IS rWESrr-rorR RorRs,
AvD As ENIIRE cUEE rs vAREASrLr
When taken according to the directions which ac..
company each bottle
This Medicine Is also most valuable family ca
thartic 10 be always used when physc Is required.
especially for children II corrects the secretions.
gives tone % the stomach aad bowels assisting IA
ture in her efforts restore health. Il Pl-ely o.
Vegetable Extracts. and Away, safe and reliable.
c. HERYEY, sole PIopristor
sold in Boston b. GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 CO., 10
Marshal street. and other Wholesale prusst stsc
a. retail BY J. ". RoBY and A C. SPEAR, Bur
lingt1n.
Scv IS. TSH
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NV IoSK. farch Il
Consul General Murphy At Frankfort on