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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
GhaMAN RErrpLcAN CkNrRAL CoMMIrrEs

GERMAN REPU BLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the German Repub.
can Central Committee was held last evening at the
S,eubcn House, No 293 Bowery. 4. Wilmann, esq. IN
the chair \ letter was received from tie German
National Club Offering to cooperate with the Com
mrtee discussion followed In which Messrs. Erbe.
Ecmach Richard. MagRon GllubeRskiec and others
participated The sense OF the meetiog was opposed to
the alliance because IL was sofappointed. and the
Committee courteously suggested that the National
Club 20 to work in the different wards and assist IL Ih'
diffusion Of Republican sentiments. Tie following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted;
Dhc,cds The Republican Union State Convention ,'on
held at syracuse on sept end mass eAs Of Young
D. aud hersc, The German element In the mon paw
should according strength properly representative 'ss
above Convention which We fon,as, one OF the most Ap'
Rssoir,d That tie German Republican Central Committee
elect - Representatives Of the City and County OF Ne"
one from zach WMd, to act as Delegate, In Syracuse
Reoirod That We request oni German fellow ,iisa, |
the purpose Of participating IN the mass meeting TO be he'"
the young men II,
nominate only such whose past career and ato wa "
guaranty that the adyanascs gained by the mon sue 49,
ing tie with the Rebels viii not be saetinee1 %
aIdy compromise and That The ,onse atio" -, IN al ~ ON
cipaiou Proclamation be carried ou 20 the rit' VI -
sequences, aud furthermore, that the war H. ~ -,
with energy until this Un~ .anicd "oa.'y 5on,l
terly crushed which resolutions were u"ahN0"sS "'''
The following delegates we're elected 10 represent 'Ds
Central Committee at the Convention IN SYRACUSE
First Ward r. r. Luedcri "a hunana ah nens I!, 90 a.
Sch~ ailrnbes; h ?. waImkerfsli 9th Enespst scagr
5'h ciaTiS. fSnc.scri ;th IL BEemsr sh IL ho..si
~, ~ a ,nt,.. Iah K Neil; lith G. lanisebus. l9h
us l,.nrbat' 10Th H. Roshagd 18th 4. k,nson; Sh A.
kl,nouk,,. sth l.. Naumann, 10Th oustA,us levy; "a"
l. J. fh,rt. I'd A. RocdoseF.
Tho meeting then adjourned, after having our Consul
far M.,lco Mr. ottenburger, introduced by the Char
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RIPrprICAN UNION STATE CoNvENrIoS.-Mas
os Coraip-Ilp DsricrG. H. Rouse, James Barnett psS
r. Bruce. ~. ,vhps
James NJ. tOok. ,..A.l
G,ccne CouHfy-Rouben Coain, Joshus Fiero jr hepA'
4. Gor-n-.
DELEGATES To ruE UNION STATE CoNyENlioN.. -.
Vim DlsTRIcr.- Dccggfcs-F W Jennings, Milton no nI
Charles NJ. Briggs AiVadtes-John r. ,oopet' s sa" nj
MADDOX John ;. Allen 10 Young Meas Cen'tn''," ...r
sgnto.-John :. Allen John Thompson, John y, .~F~
klfcrndfes-J v Mcserole John W. Smith A. IT, rage
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uH. RRADBIKX's POSITION.

The World prints a letter from Bion bradbury
defining his position as a candidate Tor Governor
Of Mainc. and saws:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

tant General. will relieve Major Oliver d. u'een''
Assistant Adjutant General as Chief Of tho Vo un'f
Disbursng Bureau. Major Greene proceeds u '''
Louis, No Major Louis II. Pelouze a. D. ~ -
ordered to report for duty in the AdjutantGeneT"
Office
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sKyTfNCES FOR MCTINY COMMIT

4 letter from the Army Of the Potomac states
that abou, 200 Germans Of the Goth Ncw.York Noiln-
tcer. who mutincd and were sentenced TO hard labor
during the var. have received Communication Of their
sentence through the exertions Of Provost Marshal
General Patrick.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-28

Agricultural Libraries and Farmers Clubs.
We learn from CORE pondent that during
the past week, through the efforts of Mr.. John
Reynolds, $685. have been raised in Bethel for
the establishment of an Agricultural Library.
At meeting held on Monday evening for organ
ization, the following officers were elected +.
W. Anderson, President, Nathan Parker, Jr. &,
Vice President, Jacob Smith, Secretary, and
William R. Adams, Treasurer and Librarian
The enterprising members Of the Association
voted 10 form Farmers Club" for the dis
cussiOn of important subjects connected with
their profession, adopted q constitution, and
elected the following offcers Isaac Emery
President, David Tolles, Vice President, William
R. Adams, Secretary, and Nathan Parker, Jr.,
Treasurer. The first meeting will be at the
house OF the President. Subject for discussion
Sheep Husbandry.
An Agricultural Library has also been estab
lished in Royaltou, with a capital of two-hund-
red and ninety $500 dollars
At q meeting 70! organization the following
officers were elected Oramel Sawyer, Presi-
dent, Eden Atwood, Vice President, T. N. Chase,
Secretary, and A. w. Kenney, Treasurer and
Librarian.
The expediency Of forming " Farmers Club"
was discussed, and the meeting adjourned for
two weeks, with reference to organizing such
an institution in connection with the A.socia-
ton.
The formation Of these Associations is the re
suit OF the efforts 0! Mr.. John Reynolds, of Bos
ton, through whose instrumentality Libraries
have already been established in upwards of
seventy towns IN the State. He will soon visit
other towns in the vicinity, for the same pu7-
pose. We commend the enterprise to the favor
able consideration of all.
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Thanksgiving in Cabot.

The various religious societies united in thanks
giving services at the Congregational church
where the congregation, though respectable, was
by no means so large as the magnitude and the
solemn interest of the occasion should have
brought together. The good news received in
the morning from Gen. Grants army in the west,
gave increased zest and interest to all the nqui-
ries which were introduced by reading the Proc
smations OF the President and Governor, and
singing the Presidents hymn.
The patriotic discourse of Rev. Mr.. King
Methodist clergyman, from Psalms 675, was
well adapted to the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Drew,
Congregatonalist, also spoke briefly, showing that
God was leading this Government through dark
nights, and mysteriously, yet surely and safely to
complete, final and permanent victory, where the
sun Of righteousness shall rise and shine upon a
nation blessed with universal freedom.
free will offering Of $50 was made to the
Christian Commission for the relief of our prison
ers at Richmond.
Never have We seen Thanksgiving occasion
observed with more devout and truly grateful
hearts, or praise more heartily ascribed to Hin
who rueth in the heavens, and who governs the
Nations upon earth" F.
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IMPORTANT TO L4DIEs.-DR. HARvIr's FEMALE PILLS
have yet failed in removing difhcues arising from
obstruction, stoppase Of nature or in restoring the
system to health when suffering from Spinal Affections
Prolapsus Uteri, the Whites other weakness Of the
Uterine Organs. The Pills perfectly harmless the
consttutio may be by the most delicate female
without causing dstress-the time they act like y
charm by strengthening nvigorating and restoring the
system a healthy condition. and by bringing the
monthly period with regularity ms tier from what
SOS the obstruction may arise. They should however,
NOT be taken during the first three four months Of
pregnancy though safe at any other time miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains Ga Pills Price o..
DE- HARvEY's TRLArrsR on Diseases Of Females, Preg
nancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness sterity Reproduction,
and Abuses of Nature and eHphaticaly the Ladies' Pr
vate Medical Adviser. pamphlet Of "a pages free
to any address. Six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRIAN, NJ D., General Agent.
No. rs Cedar Street, New York
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Correspondence from Bradford.
Fatal Accident--.Horse Thieves.
Bradford Vt. Nov. q. Is

Bradford Vt. Nov. q, 1868.
Henry Hinckly lad in the store of j. B. W.
Prchard, accidentally shot himself through the
leg above the knee yesterday, with both charges
of double barrelled gun, loaded with ball and
shot.
Amputatiou was performed last evening, by
DR.. Crosby, of Hanover, but the patient lived
but short time after.
lie was young man of god habits and good
business talents, and had endoared himself to o
large circle of friends. His parents who lived
at West Lebanon have the livolest sympathy
of our citizens.
Last Monday, Sheriff Pickett caught two
horse Thieves in this village, by the name OF Rob
erts, who are supposed to be part Of the gang
recently arrested from Maine. A large amount
Of thievng has been carried on lately, but the
authorities have been very successful in taking
the rogues.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-28
(CoNNUMCATED)
Pulmonary Consumption A Cura-
BILE Disease,

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection and shat dread
disease, Consumpou-iS anxious to make known to his
fellow Sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire i he will send copy OF the prescrF-
free Of charge with the directions for prepsr-
ing and using the same which hey will hnda cure
or Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, &C.
The only object the advertiser in sending the PrescrP
ton is to benefit the afflicted and spread Information
which he be invaluable and he hopes ever
sufferer will try hi. rem sdy will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD \. WILSON, Wilamsburgh,
Kings County,
New York.
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MAN LOST I,

Information is wanted Of Mr.. Stephen b. Colby. Re
tall aud slim with black eyes dark hair, darl
complexion, and tall black hat wine coored sac.
coat, and dark pants and vest. He owns large farm g,
Roxbury, about mile from Depot Ase about a.
years, and SLAVES his face Probably had very ftl.
money lie was Lass going into the grocery of hp
Rock, in Montpelier village about O'Clock on the after,
noon of Saturday, the l4lh inst.
information is earnestly requested by the subscriber
Address, THOMAS S. COLBY,
Tf47,2w Moretown Hollow VIZ
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TO the Value OF
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct. Il. 1888
Having witnessed the effects OF the Of Nitrous O1yd
Gas in the extracting Of teeth BY Dr. J. NJ Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think of the greatest i'm
provements Of the age in the application Of science for the
relief of pain Its regard far preferable to tina Of
Ether Chorotorm, while the eef from pain is just
entire that Of Ether Choroorm it is free from thss
depressing influences often follow their use.
mend its entire relief from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted and retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
W. H. II. RICHARDSON, al. d.
Dr.. JONI M CoIEGYs.
Ds1 SIR Having Witnessed the enec. Of the
Nitrous Oxyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth fully concur in the
statement above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has often been administered by Pro-
fessors ard Lectured in all Colleges as pleasant
and amusing experiment More recently, It has been cx
ensively used by Dentists in vaious parts OF toe Coun-
try relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth, in
jury from its having been reported. have no
hesancy saying that believe il to be the safest and
agent preseat known the Profession for render
Ing the system insensblo pain under dental surgi
cal operations.
/. +. SKINNER, n. D.
Barton, Vt, Oct q, 1868.
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Farm for Sale.

IIAvSG been dulJ authorized by the Probate Court
III Washington Comfy to ell the real estate Of Phil
SHort late Of Calais deceased, consisting OF 225
good land lying in body in the south part OF Calais
under good Of cultivation 1t has upon gocd build
large sugar orchard Of 700 trees with sug house
and good running water at house and barn.
The above property will be sold Immediately for cash,
Of part credit. VA
Calais Oct. 10, 1862 wl43m2*
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CAR ID 'E:.srT'S.

~ The current Of trade is how to that house
which sells at the lowest prices. Our best English Velvet
BRUSSELS Tapes ries will be retailed during the
at importers prices Our customers will find de-
parments for hne goods very completeeomprising the
and desirable styles Of foreign produ iens
well the fSvOrite home manufactures. NEW ENG
LAND CARPET co rs Hanover St. Boston. ONE PRICE
am c.aE 70
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A Thanksgiving Hymn.

A venerable citizen Of our village, now near
ly eighty seven years old, composed, on the &C.
cssion of our recent State and National festival
the following excellent
THANKSGIVING HYMN.
Join, join in tuneful strains
To praise our God Most High,
At whose comma nd earth rose,
And worlds above the sky.
His sovereign word
Gave Nature birth,
And formed all things
In heaven and earth,-
This mighty God 10 ours
While in his name we trust
JEFF. p ard His rebellious powers
will surely bite the dust
Then urite heart and hand,
Like Leonidas' band,
And swear to the God
or the ocean and land,
That you never will yield
To the slave holding power,
Till the grave shall reopen
Ind their victims restore.
EIaHTy SIX
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LOST.

On the 9th init, between the Coffee House the Pa
Ylon' pad and attachments to gig harness. The
Hinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same a,
the store OF d. Dewey.
Montpelier, Nov. TO- 1863 d.,
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TEETH EXTRACTED
NllhWllain and Without Danger
By the use Of tho Nitrous Oxide or
Il a u O. HIM

Ms methoI IS perfectly harmless, and when the pa-
uent is under Its Influence, the ope ration can be mad.
gives the most delightful sensations and re 1ders Ak IN,
To- cohsciousness thing almost to be dcportd Unlike
hther or OAoroorm there is no reaction no assitude
no excitement when in five minutes one ernergrs from
state OF complete oreetfulness, without headache or ap
unpleasant feelings Physicians have pronounced il
ehcial TO persons having weak lungs.
have spared neither trouble eNrense to make bi,
important addition TO my Office for the benefit # tboss
afflicted with aching teeth JOHN NJ C0NECyS
Office in Rialto - building State Street Montpeli.,
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Providence and many grateful hearts will bless
you. D. c. EBERHART,
Chaplain 9th regt. Pa. VOL Infantry, army of
the Potomac.
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THE GREAT FAIR IN BosToN-We understand
that the managers of the Fair for the benefit of tie
United States Sanitary Commission, are making
arrangements for large and handsome display
from all the New England States. We hope the
room allotted to Vermont will be as well filled as
any other. The butter, cheese and wool for
which our State is famous, ought to roll in by the
hundred weight as well as fancy articles. Any
thing that will fetch money, or hat can be itself
sent on to supply the wants Of the soldiers Willie
in place and thankfully received. We presume
advertisements will be out in q few days, of per-
sons and places in Boston where articles may be
sent. In the meantime let Vermont be preparing
her contributions. Gov. Smith, in his Thanks.
giving Proclamation, bace US remember in our
prayers and bountes the brave soldier who for hi,
countrys sake is denied the comforts aud lu1ures
Of home" In no way can this request be better
complied with than contributing TO the efficiency
of the Sanitary Commission.
The Committee whose advert' ement is in an
other column will take charge of small parcels
from this vicinity, it required. Burlington Free
Press.
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Notice is hereby given 70 all persons who intending
amply for stua ions teachers in the Common Schools
of the town Of Berlin in the County of Washington, that
the public examination for teachers required by with
in said town, win be held the School House Berlin
Corner November 2sth at | O'Clock ?. NJ.
All persons designing to teach in the Common Schools
of said town, desired to be present at tn time and
place aforesaid.
Az citizens are respectfully and cordially invited Co
attend.
NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent.
berlin Nov r. 1879
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NEw MEDICAL Discovery. BELLS SPECIFIC Pills of
the speed and permanent cure Of Sexual Diseases,
Urehra Discharges, elect, Seminal Weakness, Nightly
En- ssiobs Incontnence, Impotence, Genital Debility
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Of one hundred physicians with entire success-super-
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hitherto known.
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pared from vegetable extracts that harmless the
system and nauseate the stomach or impreguae
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them. Nor does their action interfere with business pur-
suits.
Each box contains six dozen Pills. Price 81.
Dr. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal Weakness, Seif-Abuse
Of Power Impotence, Premature Decay Sexual Dis
ease &c. pamphlet of o. pages, containing important
advice to the afflicted fee. Six cents required
to prepay postage.
Sent, secure from observaton.an conhdentially, by
mall post paid, on receipt OF the money, by
J.BRYAS, N. D., 76 cedar ST., New York
stptl4 d&wly
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ANEW CARPET.

Crosslys Improved Elcctrotype, possessing the APP
peArance and beauty Of real Brussels and quite dura
bic for half the price opening by thu NEW ENG
LAND CARPET COMPANY, IS Hanover St. Boston
Our customers reminded tSat this invoice Of Carpets
comprises hut $50 pieces and in consequence OF the low
prica lev viii last but few DAYS
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Wanted Immediately !!
FIFTY HORSES -!

EROM IA "a to Is hands high and Irc four to nine
years old. Good action, sound in good condition.
BAILEY & BROTHER.
Montpelier Nov 49, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-28

JUDGE TANEr AND Mr.. CHAsE.-The story
started by the Cincinnati Enquirer, that Chief
Justice fancy is about to resign his seat upon the
Supreme Bench, and that MIR. Chase intended to
resign his place in the Cabinet to succeed Judge
fancy, is entirely without foundation. Judge
fancy will never voluntarily relinquish his seat
upon the berch, and until he dies his place will
not be vacant. Until such an event occun land
the Chief Justice is in toIerable heath) it is idle
to discuss the subject of successor. Mr.. Chase
vii! not resign bis place at the head Of the Treas
ury Department for any light considerations, for
the good reason that neither the President nor
the people will permit him to do so. No living
American can fiji bis place as Secretary of the
Treasury, and it is fit that he should superntend
the grand financial policy which he has inaugur-
ated to it's complete development. Besides, Mr.
Chase, if am Informed correctly, has no desire to
leave his present position-not even to take q
scat upon he Supreme bench. - Correspondence
Of The .NeU York Evenng Post.
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FINE CARPETS.

GET THs MODERN STYLES. Now opening, 1000 pieces @
the spl ndld English Tapestries shown in th
mar ct, by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY
IS Hanover St., Boston. ONE PRICE SYSTEM
sTAI
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N & L 10 N A L LOAN
U. S. Six per cent. 500 Bonds.

THESE Bonds are payable in twenty years hut MAJ
be redeemed in i've years, at the option OF Govern
ment but Congress has provided that Bonds shall be
PAID GOLD.
the Bonds ply Six per cent interest, in May and No.
vember, IN GOLD, and are issued in sums OF
500, 500, $500, $1,000.
The supreme Court has decided that Government
Stocks are exempt from State City or County taxes
rs the Principal and Interest Of these Bonds is pavall.
10 Gold they are the Cheapest Government Security in
Tue market anu pay the largest interest n the cost
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for any portions Of this popu-
lar loan at the VERMONT BANK, and the Bonds pro.
cured { subscribers. r.
~ Payment can be made in any current funds
Nug. 20, Ie1l. j. A. PAGE Caaher
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OIL CLOTH CARPETS.

In wide sheets and marrow widths-in the beautiful
amled finish the most desirable and elegant goods m
for sale at manufactures prices by the NEW ENGLA
CARPET COMPANY, 10 Hanover St. Boston. ONE Pl
AHn CAsh sTsTRN sfRIC CITY ADHEhEp 70.
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Notice to Teachers.

Barton, Vt, Oct. 81, 1868.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-07
Foreign Intervention

The results Of the French success T.. Mexico a-s
developing in the renewed activity o the .ee, ion
sympsthisers in Englsud. md T,viv,l of TIE Ia.
ssrvsniion rumors which had fal - i.to dsr,I 40
- soon a. ,hs results Of Gen. FoAn'o ,au.p.l.u be-
came Doubtful. II seems slnos, 'utpreins un
shs lite garrison ., Puebla stool =. ne e.voe4 Is
aud Intervention, but We fact lie spr-r,ni t.,t ne
European monAichies o~e US but IT, irlondsAip,
and VIII gladly s'rls ., US as soou ~ ,n-y hid u
quite safe 70 do So Mr.. Roxnrck. The spo'ost., Of
Austrian rnisrals Mr.. LIspsN, Ito ans.o.r,b.l
ship-buildsr aud Louw NAroLloS he s,csl,hy
ASSASSIN VI French lberty, are ue oh 81 con- pir,.
sors In this plot FOR tho disn emit srment Of ths
United States The. worthies take 10 for granted
That there 10 no hope OF re.t,rns the Union.