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Every Saturday Night
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ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY
- The Fall Session Commences Thursday, Sep
tember 10th. This Institution has been IN sue.
ctssful operation twelve years, under the sama
Principal. 1t is situated in the beautiful village
OF Auourndale, on Worcester Railroad ten milea
from Boston. The privileges for Music and
French are unsurpassed by any school in -
country. For catalogues and particulars apply tol
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MEDICINAL.
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGEN
l. ERAcY OF
AMERICAN PEOPLE
And the early melancholy decline of Childhood
and Youth,
JUST PUBLISHED BY
Ii Il q u q " l.

II II. S Il O n f,
Physician 10 the Troy Lung and HYGIENE Insti-
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A treatise on the above subject, the cause of
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Wasting of tho hal Fluids, the mysterious and
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This is a most thrilling book, and is the result
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nS- Consumption, Catarrh, and Bronchitis,
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p1- Consumptives and Nervous Invalids, will
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BIZ The attending Physician will be found at
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Z, Nj. OF each day. Sunday, in the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Inst
tute, and Physician for diseases Of the Heart,
Throat and Lungs, 96 Fifth street, Troy, N. Y.
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sold on the most reasonable terms by A. W.
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answered. Also n, Dunham and lIazeton
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lBMEMBER
That these bitters are
n o T A Lee Lie,

And rot intended as beverage
The Proprietors have thousands of letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physi-
Clans and Citizens testifyiDg of heir own person
al knowledge to the bensf5i4l effects and medical
virtues Of these bitters,
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viii find in
HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

remedy that Will restore them to their usual
health. Such has been the case IN thousands of
instances, and fair trial is bat required TO rrove
the assertion.
REMFMBTR
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M ATER PIPE, Wrought iron. Plal- o.
w Galvanized, for
WATER, STEAM OR GAS
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GAS FIXTURES.
RUBBER HOSE, PACKING AND BELT ING.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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WHEAT RYE CORN
WHEAT, RYE, CORN
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WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
GOLDEN sHEAF WHISKY.
The Subscriber, having been engaged for the
last twenty years in the importation and sale of
Wines and Spirits, now finds from this experience
that real
PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
When made, as it ought to be, from
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN.
Is, without doubt, the most healthful and medici-
nal spirit that can be used. Having determined
10 make the sale Of this article speciality in his
business he has accepted the
GENERAL SRLLIso AoESeY FOR LARGE DIsTIL-
LrRY IN BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
And in future will sell under the brand of
golden SHEAF,"
Pure Bourbon Whisky, manufactured from the
Best Selected Grains, and made in the most care
full manner.
This celebrated whisky will be put up in cases,
containing one dozen BOTTLES each, and offered to
the trade by his travelling agents throughout the
country, and also kept on hand in his warehouse
in Boston, in barrels, half barrels, and kegs.
Individuals DESTROYS Of procuring pure, relia-
BILE article of BOURBON WHISKY at reasonable
price, have only to inquire of any respectable
Grocer or Druggists for :" Golden sheaf Whisky
or send their orders for any quantity required TO
the General Depot for its sale,
81 WASHINGTON STREET, BosToN.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasteboard box,
to ensure its safe transportation.
G. A. RICHARDS,
General Agent.
Boston, May l6, 1863 Mayo: w6m
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M ANTED-An agent in every coun-
w ty in the New England States, 70 sell III.
H. Lloyd d Co. IS New County Map OF the United
States, including the Territories and Canada.
without doubt the cheapest and best map ever is
sued. Address with stamp enclosed, B. B. RUS
SELL Publisher, SIS Washington street, Boston /,
Mass. 35:w4w
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FAST PoULTNEY
CASH
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE

The Subscriber would inform the people of East
Poultney and vicinity that he keeps on hand a
good stock, at all times, of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which is offered CHEAP FOR CASH. One price
only. Call and see for yourselves.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods.
HEZEKIAH BRoUGHTON.
East Poultney, VT, July 80. 1868. 3l:w3w
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Boston,
\ Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
United States; is centrally located. and easy of
access from all the routes of travel. Itcontains
the modern improvements, mi every convenience
for the comfort an accommod ltion of the travelling
public The sleeping rooms are large and well
ventilated; the suites of rooms are well arraged
and completely furnished for families and large
ravelling parties, and the house will continue to
ODE kept first class hotel in every respect.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan. 1868. 6:wly inside
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II, oFLAYD's GEHMEN BIT4rFs
VIII give you
4 GOOD APPETITE,

VIII give you strong healthy ncrves-wiu give
you brisk and energetic feelings, and Will enable
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Those suffering from broken down and delicate
constitutions, from whatever cause either III
MALE OR FEMALE
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Boy 4
the Fouta
av on Grand
,umans woo
him Of oHI
possessed
been caught
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eyed pra Ii / |
sister and } |
/ the midget
a man should
10 WIZ ,.ys
shed the l0''
! hos "ressOn
: q thu the preset
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Annidon, iof,
won a medl |
: the NationI
annual Pr'
Mass, ~ 4
hat the tbrs,|
,est shots ~
the medals
Of the club
,ond string.
and wen uf
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$ T. Bel
tas
was leaning
,ver the nnal'
V Jersey reg.
I'd discharge
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GOLDEN sHEAF WHISKY.

The Subscriber, having been engaged for the
last twenty years in the importation and sale of
Wines and Spirits, now finds from this experience
that real
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

objections to the details of the National Banking
system which may be sound: If 40, We trust
those details may be improved. For instance:
it is said that Wall-sreet operator may cs-
tablsh o Bank nominally at some far Western
'Owl Creek or 'Pettiplace, yet issue and cir
culatc his bills here or in some other seaboard
city; fail to redeem them, and thus depreciate
them ten or fifteen per cent, buy them up at this
rate and start again, or put the holders to q
heavier expense to collect them. If that
he 50, it should be promptly guarded against.
But 'Owl Creek banking under this system
will be q very poor business compared with
what it under the State system in vogue inmany
Stetes--the system, namely. of exacting no Sc
curty at all for Bank issues. And we think our
solid, respectable banks should seek rather to
strengthen and perfect The National system than
to weaken and destroy it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
NATIONAL AND STATE BANKS.

We perceive with deep regret that portion
of our State Banks-we trust minor portion
are inclined to engage in war upon the system
Of National Free Banking authorized BY the last
/ Congress, under which Banks are being rapidly
established throughout the country. We can
not unite in this crusade, believing il mistaken
and unpatriotic. Hero are our reasons, briefly
stated, for trusting that it may be abandoned;
| /. The National Banking system is an impor-
tant pillar Of the Public Credit That Credi.
needs to be strengthened and butiresaed by
every possible means. There are to-day thou
sands Of moncyed men in our country who VIII
not invest their means in the National Debt,
simply because they fear it will be rcpudiated.
W. have no such fear-not shadow Of it-but
those who have are not affected b. our opinion.
We believe One Hundred Millions OF five
twenties would be taken within the next year,
by persons who have a. yet taken none II they
could feel a. safe as We do against the possibil-
ity of population. Now the National Banking
system tends to diminish if not diaapate all
such fears, by widening the base OF our National
Credit. Every Bank organized, every bill Is
sued, under this system, increases the number
whose personal, pecuniary interest makes them
mplacable foes Of reputation.
H. We think the Bank Circulation Of the
country ought to contribute largely to the Ma
tional Revenue. In other words Since the
Government-which is another name for the
American PcOple-n0w and hcncelorth abso-
lutely needs the interest on that large amount OF
Credit or Paper that circulates as money, we
think it should have it in preference to indi-
viduals. And We deem it preferable that ii
should reap this advantage through tax on
Bank issues, rather than through the circulation
Of its OWE naked promises; because Banks Of
issue can i'll peaceful times keep their notes at
par with specie, while Government paper must
almost necessarily fall below that point.
Ill. We are anxious that all Paper Money
shall, at the earliest possible day, be based on the
deposit of Public Securities with some responsible
functionary. Now, q large portion Of the pres
cnt State currency is based Oh no such security,
and We see no prospect or probability OF Il reform
in this respect save through the pressure oil a
National system.
For these and kindred reasons, we cling to the
National system. and trust that it will neither
be abandoned nor weakened.
The Bank mall...o bs.ogs W Uges several
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en or the ensuing term and feeling that whoever has
wortly filed post in the CABINET throughout this try
ing oor~ulsion has made great personal sacHhce on
the ahar Of his country. And. while nave great con-
6dencc in ultimate triumph, tei that' In view OF
the Indifference hostility to that triumph htherto
cvnccd by large portion Of the people even Oh the
10y al States shall be indebted for tf consumnauoh
20 the overriding bengnity Of God rather than 70 ths
wisdom and yalor of Man. In that faith. L hope ana
trust.
On motion of the Chairman, Mr.. l.. T..
Williams, the meeting now adjourned Win
three rOusing cheers for President LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
A BANKRUPT ACT.

The Speaker yesterday appointed strong
Select Committee on the subject of National
Bankrupt Law, including at least four OF the
ablcst lawyers of the House. We trust this
Committee will promptly report the best bill
they can readily frame, so as to give 1t mgh
place on the General Orders, and enable the
House to reach it at an early day. Then let each
member. not only of the Committee, but OF the
House, study this bill with view to its I'M
proyement when it shall be taken up in Com
mittee of the Whole, and let two or three days
CATER the morning hour and evenings be given
to its perfection. Every good lawyer who IL
favorable to Bankrupt Law-and we presume
there is no great lawyer who is not-will gladly
proiIer hints and suggestions. We ought TO
lave good Bankrupt Law nor-wc trust are
to have il this Winter. The old system OF uni.
versal credit is passing away-we trust never to
return. Let us, then, clear away Its wreck and
get ready to do business a. il should DO DONE
and not leave half our most energetic
and capable citizens crippled and paralyzed
By debts that they can never pay while thus
fcttcrcd. Let us rub out old scores aud begin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

The Board Of Aldermen, on Monday, took up
the resolution to purchase the colossal statue OF Gen
Jackson 10y Clark Mills for $50 800, the same to be
placed in some conspicuous position The question to
adopt the resolution was lost and laid over resolu
ton to increase the pay Of the Health Wardens ana
Street Inspectors to 81 200 per annum was lmd over.
resolution directing the Joint Committee on National
Affairs 10 have suitable monument erected in calvary
Cemetery to the memory of deceased soldiers at cost
not exceeding So, 900, was laid over.
In the Board of Supervisors, on Monday, a
resolution increasing the salaries Of the Clerks OF the
Supreme Court called forth considerable discussion but
was withdraw without action thereon. The Riot
Claim Committee reported favorahly upon number OF
cases and adopted resolution directing the Controller
TO settle the same Among the claims was that o
Brooks Brothers amounting to 10000.
Gold is lower. The first price on the street was
ls.t but the rate soon fell 49, rayng TO l5 Gle In
the afternoon tie price was i59dl52. Stocks the street
were dull aud little DONE At the stock Exchange Govern
mens siesdy Money ia active at y cent and through
Oh, the day there good de''.snd a, quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

Gen. Averill with his brave cavalry force has
been doing much damage to the Rebels IN
Western Virginia. A few days ago we heard OF
him in the ncighborhood Of stanton. We
now learn that he penetrated on the 10th inst.
TO Salem. an important town 80 miles west OF
Lynchburg, on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, destroyed the telegraph and railroad
track burned the depots and a great quantity
of stores, broke up some bridges. and-ior
time al Enthusiastically cut OF LoneStTeetS
communication with Virginia. Retracins his
steps northward, he found four divisions OF
Rebel, in his path, determined to finish him;
but by forced night march, and rushing by the
Rebels without stopping to fight, he came of
with the loss Of a few sick and less than l0t
effective soldiers. Considering the mountainous
and barren nature OF the country, Gen Aycrill !
men have done wonders.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER a. 1863

day, we print an account Of this dissraceful
contest, just as we print reports Of burglarics
and murders, and with just as much indorse-
ment for one as for the other. The excited,
maddened multitude who have stakcd and lost
million upon the event deserve no sympathy
they are hardly less guilty than the principals
and their immediate hackers. The whole thing
is scandal and disgrace 20 both nations, a
stigma upon civilization, and deserving of such
reprobaton as shall forever hereafter render a
repetition IMPOSSIBLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

b. the arrival Of the Asia ut Halifax, and the
Juga a. Portland We have dates from Europe 10 Dec.
IT, fgs days later than those previously received.
The Great Prize Fight between Heenan and
King took place Dec. 10 at Tunbridge. King won
in % rounds. the fight having lasted 81 minutes Kings
victory was received in England with great exutaton
The law officers Of the Crown in Scotland
have decided to take legal proceedings in the OF
the Pampero steamer recently launched on the Clyde.
and said to be intended FOR the Confederate service II
IL further reported that this is not tho only Of al
legged Infringement Of the Foreign Enlistment Act that
likely to come before the Scotch judges.
The German Diet ultimately passed, On Mon
day though only by small majority resolution for
federal execution H. Gosten but reserved TO Itself
the settlement Of the question Of succession" Orders
were Immediately Issued for the entry Of federal troops
into Holstein.
The Emperor Of Russa's reply to the Emperor
Napoleons invitation to a European Congress has
q length been published in Paris. The Gar pro.
fessss his desire 10 "subttituto relations Of conf
dsace and concord for the state OF armed peace
weighing 80 heavily upon the people" and declares
thai his sincerity has been sufficiently niteSted by
l4e ssd.st.9a 81 biz army until "eYsl!aalisiss vi y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

Gen. McClellans official report, embracing
the period between July 20 io6l and Nov. q
lc62 (about fifteen aud half months), has been
sent to Congress. 1t makes 765 foolscap pages,
which, at ordinary reporters writing, would oc'
cupv about ono hundred and trenty oolHmHs oil
Til. TRIBUNE. or more than the Presidents
Message, and all the Department reports, with
the report of the General-in-Chef included.
The last paragraph, or peroration, or cplloguc
Of this little duodecimo is sent 10 us by tele-
Graph. II bears internal evidence ofbeing Gen
McClellons own composition, for il has the per
sonsl pronoun I eleven times. with the garnish'
ing of me, my and myse!f thrown in here and
there to round the periods. What be says Of
the bravery Of the Army of the Potomac will be
generally agreed 20, in spite Of his T.; hut ms
apology for not following Lee after Aniielam--
which. BY the way, is the old story about want
of shoes-may not be so well received.
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CONGRESS-.

S,T,rg Dec "a bill for q Uniform ambulance sys.
ten SO, referred TO the Military Committee. bill
vs., offered and reerred 10 the Judiciary Committee
proy ding that 10 Member Of Congress shall during
his term of Office, act counsel OF agent in any pro
ceediag in which TIE United Siatesi party or re.
,eise sny computation FOR himself o. others for such
ascncr under penalty Of fne aud iIuIrisonment and
disqualification from holding Office. BIZ to codly
the public Statute wes introduced. The Secretary o
Wa was dir cted inform the Senate whether pef'
soa. hed TO service b. the laws of Delaware MARYLAND
Wc.t Virginia kentucky. and Missouri nave been en-
rolled according 70 the provisions Of the act for calling
Out the National forces and II not why such enrolment
has n. been made The resolution Of inquiry FOR She
names OF Major end Brgadier Generals without com
1nssd larger than brigade the extent of their rank
and piy o. their several stoG with the amount Of IA
tions for each Sc. taken up and adopted. AMER
ar Executive Session the Senate adjourned 10 tie jth
Of January.
HorsE.-Tho Spoafer appointed O. Select Committee
on As,.onal Bautrupt Law Messrs. spaniding (Ohio)
Kelly G'a), Crayels Ind). Hooper lMass.), Frank
Is. W Morrison H. Thomas Md. Jencses Qi H.
and ChsaeT q. y. General McClcol's Report. Of
To- pages was handed in, ard resolution 10 print
90 copies was referred. a bin wa reported 10 "a
ctsts the payment Il bounties and OF poy due
Tor the services Of wounded and decoased soldiers
Referred. The Committee on Military Atait reported
bii, 90 create Basea1 Of Military Justice The
Committee reported bin 10 repeal pan Of The Enroll
m.ui ,ct the sole a ect of the bill being 10 sni,e the
two classes into one take effect from and after lis
passage After come discussion, the House in pur-u
u the joint resolution, adjourned until The Jth Of!
Ja;a9ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

Mr. Wade yesterday submitted to the Senate
bill calculated to extinguish jobbery by mem
bers OF Congress. We presume it will pass, and
tina, thereafter members Will have no need to
consult each other in delicate cases of con-
science 1t seems to cover the whole ground,
and to be emnently calculated to enlighten the
needless and deter the vcnal from actual wrong.
We cannot doubt It's passage.
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patnrs to menace tho security and even the integrity
of , state alone caused him TO abandon this PATH lie
will be happy If the Emperor Hapoleons proposal
sboud lead 20 loyal understanding between the
soveregns" but the consent Of al the Great Powers is
needed; and il is indispensable that the French En-
peror should define the question upon which an un'
dersiandng should have been arrived at and The basis
upon which il would be established"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

REISsrArrp. Capt. Wm. W. D'aso'' 'a,' w.. y.
the li5a regiment N Y. ". who "a' ' ~. snUs,or
service in August last for ef'1s's"s s 40
on Gers hs, been honoraby restored 70 ,"' 'ea, " ,s
,nc Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel against whom
ocsnsc wa, committed. have been d,'honO,aO. ~.
missed and their regiment dl'oanded BY order nS
WAR department Capt Badger has obtained ',a'.,
,hs ,,,th regiment n. Y. ". the "lrons-ass:
na,, a, Orleans to which he is soon gong nc 7"
officer of his late regiment len In the ssV'oc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

EeooKLyS ACADEMY OF Music CHRsrMAs
N,ourlt will bs observed by advertisement that y.
W. Clarke the popular comedian supporter y! su N.Y.,
company appears In Tom inyiors COMEDY, ..n,,
ters Run Deep" and Marx Lehons drama
Ccsor de Eazan." on ChrisiRas night ., ia' Ds'V~'"
Aca1sp! 81 My.!a