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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
V,sIr op MAJoR.Gry. DIX TO THB PARK

VISIT OF MAIOR-GET. OlA ~ Inn Ann
BARRAcgs-Fcr long tine past serionn complains
have been made IN regard TO the wreiched CONDITION o.
the Park Bsrrocls bat owing TO the conflict between
the Government ard the city authorities. no ono seems
70 have specially taken oogn7ance OF the mater ana
consequently nothing has been dons 10 the pIelsses'
That norton of the Barracks at the lower end OF the
Park hes for the past year been occupied by company
OF the Invalid Corps whose special duty IS 10 guard oe
ard soldiers under arrest for various attractions
of u Hilary discipline long as they may be detained
in he city, which Is sometimes two OF three days
na room pear the southeast end OF the Barracks Is
act spsrt for On office Passing thence by door OF
ROACH boards enter apartment about % ieet VIDE
and so feet long which used as quarters Tor the men
"a fll company-snd M prison AT the further end
OF the apartment, toward the City Hall. are ounks ar
ranged ike bsrtbs enigrant sh.pe. hoIa deck 70
deck ybe prison within this apartment Is nothing
more or less than cage, and Gdjcins tho sol
dieIs' hunks on tho lower end 1t Is twenty
feet two inches long ard fifteen feet wide boarded
no Oh three sides With rough boards tho frof beln
arranged with Stats Ike the cage Of wild beast In
this place there have been cremmed a. many az MY
men without bunks or beds any accommodation WnaI-
ever except The door. Al night M one oi the guards
forshly expressed H. the prisoners "hsve 70 he spoon
fashion" No thOn fityfye can possibly be got
into the place without ampng upon the others as nos
souare foot Of the floor under the spoon arrange
ment' remains unoocupiod. When tne number OF prs
oners Il greater thsn fy FIVE the oyerpus are aneu
tbout tree the trunk which scu sshisio' Al "' WA
! yer u the barracks. 80 ,..s., -.
! Yesterday afternoon MAI. Gen. DIX visited the bar
,ess aud after thoroughly inspecting them gave I'M
n,ediote orders 30 have them made hnb"hp'e anu
,rrsneed for tho company stationed there
10 .presse surprise that snCha pen or cage should have
ham 90 long nted for the confinement Of prisoners
md so gave orders Cor tho removal Of the deserters TO
Governors Island. The place viii b. re-orhngeI so
tiet soldiers arrested for ,nffactoDs Of military osc
pine who usy be confined there hereafter may be treated
IS human beings Cen Dix said that he knew no,hipg
In regard 10 the condition Of the place beyond the
existence OF the bArTscts or be would have long ago
renedied tho evil
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shanties which would DO weather-proof and far moro
comfortable during this Gold season. than tho tents in
which they are sheltered OF the present time There
arc about l. 800 blacks ON the Island.
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V,HE REV. CHARLES +. KINGS

rI,HE REV. CHARLES +. KINGS
J. PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
FOR the specific treatment and ours Of Cegsumpn Tx Any
rrs srAsEs Asa Brones,, Catarra snd al stest1ns Of
the Lungs, Throat, and 1fr.oossdoes. THE PhEPAhEO
PRESCRIPTION speedily inviroratcs tbs ofeebed Nervous
ste AMI the 6erang.d functions Of the Sf'1cch
Liter and Borel, ~ Il checks MIGHT PsEsrIsAT7oSs
SEVEN 10 FoCRTEHS DAYS
Prices: In 7Oz bottles wgz b,i Sx esnn q *
Co.. No. 900 Broadway, ard by az rsessle spaheca-ie'
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Jnsuranre Companies.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PANY, No. 10 Msllst. Nsw.No.x.
INCREASED CAPITAL

CASH CAPITAL $4,000. -
SURPLUS OVER Seo0,0oo. ASSETS OVER ' ,os"v. ..
This Company with net assets amounting TO more tn ~"
Million 81 Do.us safely invested. y PREPARED 70 vnr5
rs,sr seies TO nsfrrss srans. ois or csnsge oy mo
,rd ne Ris Of Inland Navigation aud transportation
Htenisn Of lilo public directed 10 the pecunh se'>"
Z. .es caefsl % h. sssnred By Ills Gc-,pxny;
In having cash capital al paid IA aud safely insrstsa
Ia lie Accumulation % profits forming surplus o. WI
T I'm ed sao-snd Dollars sad constantly inesrssns s
Liable tor tho assrs OF the Company. 81, ,.-t..
a. ,, ..e OF 50 or cent 81 Ire profits 10 scrp oosIia4
Fix ,r rer interest, payable Annually IN cash 10 eso"s
a.. Participation Policies. ,x III ,,. "A
Parties insusns Wit TIE sbovs cosiY-ay 81 1sstS
v:.h ie economy and secnhy OF the mutual system
No l.nbtv vhsteyer incurred Dy she sssWed nnefstN
Sucon an lie premium mede 70 49,
,.,t iri,,.io,, nolici.. RoBERI HoNh, FrssidsaA
DrgcAS L. CrRRl, Secretary
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IT s. PASSPORTS are now required by par
ties leaving the United stses.-rhey be obtained
b, calling addressing H. W. CoLVER Notary Public
Ne. III Nufsa It,, Room Ne. HSy
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EIar-A private In one OF our Volunteer
vsxnents writes us tsst re enlisted with distinct IN
ls,sanding that his two mosherie,s children should
so,ye the pttsnce Of relief provided ia such cases
tu her are refused It simply because they are cared
y b. his relatives In Brooklyn while nothing paid
ue.pt 20 families actually residing in orr city. We
ov how ue-ful Il IL thet there should be checks and
rrertivos sss'nss trsud; but isns THE trifs toS
aricrl
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. This Association Of
cxy Teachers incorporated In 1855, The Board Of
fvstees ct presen. engaged In oSyising and carry
% forward efsotEe Tor the permanent esfab
bstnent Of . "Ieachers' Aid Fund" At tie annual
ssssing Of tSe Trustees held the eth inst in the
EsD of the Board Of Education NJ. ). II. Tanning.
Principal Of Ward school No. ~ was reflected Pros"
ksns The annual banquet, or soeisl Meeting OF 'he
Association L. expected TO come Of tbs ieser pfT OF
- present month.
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RECEPTION OF RETURNED VoLuNTBSRs.-Yes.
terdsy afternoon she Goth aud 5stA Regiments n. T.
Volunteers, recently arrived from The Army OF the
Potomac. frough, were publicly received and re-
viewed In front Of the City Hall, by Mayor Gunther.
Erg Gen. spcer. Gen. Morris and several members OF
the Common Councn. The returned soldiers we're
ercortsd from the quarters Of the Park Barracks by tho
list Regiment n 7. s. y. G., Col TrAtford. 70 the
parade ground n fopt Of the Hall where brigade line
was formed The steps Of the Hal and the espansde
we're crowded with people who loudly ehsered our
brave troops az with iasercd and bsses.aned eoors
they ls6 post in review. Ancr the review marcb was
taken mp broadway and through other streets the st
Regiment acting escort AL along the line OF march
the returned soldiers were received with cheers OF wei
come Previous to the review beautiful and costly
sword aud accouternents were presented 10 Lient Co
John S Han raei by Sergeant Major stephen IT, New.
man on behalf OF the non commissioned oincers Inc
Sergeant Msor made few rensbs In which be SPOKE
of the high esteem in which Col. Hanuel was hsia
by the Of his command, and pa,d tfiput9 70 Ell
character &c men end soldier. Llent-C Hammer
briefly responded and wha thanking the men ior Their
hind thoughts and viOhes remarked that he had but
done his duty.
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81 GKoRGg's socgry.-At tie annual meet
Tie ~ George, Society Of Nov yor<, held q
ss'd iesriefs On Nandsy evening tbe following
>,o'Shs were made iof ire ensuing year:
Fs,,e,t lfs.ss Eye: Ne~Pr-sidens, Edwsrd W.tisr
tssm. godsso.n Treasurer Robert b, 70; Secretaries
~ h4t1@. VIZ. q. f2.-L Etsr arcs, VIZ, ]. Sattb
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NEw-F FORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
| 1853 COMMENCING NOV. IL. 1867 l~A
psssrssI Station N New-fork estEst and >t-s~
Entrance 47th-st-
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Passenger trains leave

- roE foot Of GhsinDersst.:
4. H., Express foE Buffalo.
3:c5a M Niis, daily, FOX 0is7ils.
o.. "a. Mail for Buffalo and Intermediate stations.
s.iJ =. "a, Way, for Port Jeryis aud Newourgh
So a. Night Express dairy for Dsnkrt bunaio, hoehe
ter snsndsgua and principal stations Train Of Saturday
runs ,hrcnrh to Buffalo, but does run 70 nunSrs
GHAS. MINOT, General Superintendent
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Box MIssrse-1be boy referred to in AL
item yesterday and Advertisement to day 70 missing
since ssy.snber last, i not Gtorge Boyle. but Georgs
Buss.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNTEH
IL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov 70, leS3-Lssu
James slip and s4, ST., r.. r., st a. m-Fdsss and Sstf
Gays p sso-sor 0reenloFt, Sag Hsr5or hsnptonS
~ stopping >: all Stations For Isip At ga NJ snd p q
SUNDAY kxCURs ION TRATN-For Isip a; Sl5 q n,
i..,a 3i'hs stopping slseIstons kAse roE this uAin
~ lrsicr rstes.
Fsr vo,.e on Sundays sts;<5 p. stopping a. al ~
.ior. 4. RhASONER Superintendent
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THH CosrgABAsD-TRADB CAsB.-Yesterdsy.
Marshal Murray released M.sn. Underhll Icppns,
and Doty, who were arrested on Monday The friends
Of these parties csin that evidence o. oon'rabsnd
trading can be brought forward 10 suso,u the charge
alleged Of sending goods 70 secessa Thoy hold that
their business transactions with oused. Who has not
We. been examined. were perfectly Legitimate.
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ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB.-The follow
ipg officers we're elected on the evening Of &oudsy the
+th inst.
Roberf Page Presidents A. n. Ghbs, Wee Pfeseeni o.
~. Nsndetip Tsstur.r; A. hen5sll Secretary h,b.n
WskS j. T. Wss,r, c. Ya'en, C. TODD 1sImi'Ise o. AZ
III
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A IIANTTC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
srTOER TRAINS LEAVE NFW-YORK, via the Ere
Railway from foot OF Chambegs-st, RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
co,neetr, with railroads for oil principal cities IN tho West
Ins rosi is being extended win coon be in complete
rains order to Msnsseld Gallon Usbsna, Dayton CicD
nat and st. Louis, without breas Of gauge. ,-..s
H. ". Coopsas Gen. Ticket Agt., H. T. SWEErSER
be dyile, Ps. General 5Up'k
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SIXTEENTH WARp.-1he Sixteenth Ward
Gorusn Republican Club elected officers for tho current
year on lasi Monday night. st their headquarters. AP
pers, Eighth avenue, viz:
Jacob Aprei Pr..id-i Robert sclro-dsr spd Assossu
sehs,e Vs-Presidel', frtnos kluge .na simon CeTner
All solaeger Trsssurer; rgd Mar Ho4sD, lu
s.s Psrthslsy Mich. sagstoorso hanchc AID Charles
Ippri DessEies 10 the Central Conlnii.ee
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Deaths.


In Berlin, Feb. 23d Of membraneous Group, W Irwin
only child Of Elsazer H. a PhienA II. House, aged 3
years and month.
Dear IS thou vert, and justly dear.
We will not weep for thee,
One thought shall check the rising tear
Ii Is that thou art free.
This blessed theme now cheers our voice;
The grave Is not the loved ones prison,
The "stone that covered half our Joys
Is rolled away and he is risen
In waitsfeid, March 7ih, Of spotted fever HELEN D..
wife Of Romeo w. Green, aged 80 fears and months
In williams,own. Feb. 25, MIR. Peter Been, aged o.
years.
In winamstown, Feb. 26th, Frank, son Of Henry and
LueretiA Booth.
In Campd,n Street Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland,
Jan 3d. 1864 Of typhoid Pneumonia, James ii. Ford,
son Of Hiram and Fanny Ford. Of Granville, W., aged
- years and months, member Of the llth W. Regt'
Brigade Band.
In Iiahcock, Feb 18Th, Mrs Bet'ey Barnes, wife Of
the late Herah Barnss Esq, aged 70 years
In Wooott Feb. An George g., Oly child Of Charles
aud Mary scribner, aged moths and two days.
In Woeoti, Jan. 10Th, samA Davis, youngest con Of
Calvin and Marinda Jones. aged and II months,
In Barre, Feb. IL, Mr.. Isaac DeCamP, sged 81 years
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Aarriagfs.

In Waterbury. Feb 2Sh, Mr., Asa g. Anterior, and
Mrs. Frances Il Fisher, both Of Waterbury
In Montpelier. Feb 29th, MIR VIM b McRlroy and
Miss Carrie l. Miles, both Of Mddlesex.
In Barre. Feb. "a, Mr. Miles Morrison, Esq and Miss
kmily Tan, both ~ Barre
In hyde Parh, Feb 26th, Mr.. Napoleon b. Moulton.
and Miss Lucinda Stewart. both Of Hy Park.
In Barre, on the 22d uit, Mr. s W Hill, Of Bast
Montpelier, and Miss Maria e. Smith Of Barre
In Waterbury, March 3D. Mr. uorrli Dillingham;, and
Miss Laura NJ. Wheeler. both Of Waterbury.
Ia w teTbury Feb 28th. Mr.. Asa @. AtheTton, aud
Mrs. Frances Il. Fisher, both Of Waterbury.
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THE attention of the public is called TO
Il this most excellent Of all Linments. perfect
and speedy for all the aches and pains that flesh Is
heir 10. -
Is caused by a stagnaton Of the fluids, arising from
checked Presprationis cured by few bottles OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Eminent
SPRAINS
Are caused by extension and sudden reaction
Of the muselesis CURED by few bottles Of kennedys
Rheumatic Enthusiastically good for man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain is ted by inflammation Of the
nerves-is instantly cured by few applications Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Linimcnt.
PLBURIsY
Is inflammation the lining Of the ribs-is cured by
few bottles Of Kennedy hheumAc Liniment.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden Of the flesh and smash
ing Ct the ,issues-are Instantly relieved by kennedys
CRAMP
IL contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the urryous hnid. which prevents animal life
having nee aow-is cuedby few applications Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic L.ninent
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by q neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take teasp0onh Of kennedys hh -umate Liniment in
warm water every half hour until cured
GORE THROAT AND HOARSBNESS
Are caused by unnatural dry ness on eiandswet
piece Of flannel with Kennedys Rheumatic Liniment,
apply II on going 70 bed aud you will be well Ia the
HE&DAcHE AND THRoBBING OF
THR TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure fom insensibe presPIaon-is
cured by f'w applications of kennedys Rheumatic
Eminent.
wBAKNESS OF THE RACK
Follow the direction IN the circular around each
bottle.
FOR AN uLCklt ArED SORE THROAT.
You will take one easp0oniu Il the Lnm mt and four
teaspoonhls II water Gayle the throat twice day
Ia few days u will be we'll This one teafpoonful viii
be worth a dollar t1 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation II the throat tonsis and palate with
dry. hacking cough you will dilute the iniment with
four i've times is bulk q water garse The throat and
swallow the moisture. This Hsrer fafis
IL Is good for TOorHACHR, EAHACHE SwgLbED FACE
and IEPLAMATIoS Of every kind Every family Ehoald
have full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbur
Mass Price so cents Sold by n. X. Brown, lsuooes
sor 10 Fred. u. smith, Montpelier VI. 32's5s
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CALDWELL X co.
50 Cedar Street, New York.
TWO ELEGANT WORKS OF ART,


JUsT IssUEnl
he departure NJ the Pilgrim Fathers for America,
the landing e the Pilgrims in Nmerca.
Ach Engraving 20 "a inches, price only 81 90 each,
mail These constitute the finest pair Of companion
rawlings evet published In the United States. They
engraved by the most eminent steel plate engrsyfr
his country, John &. MoRAe, NJ New York City and
artistic skill and high beauty eXcelled--
McRte is great in Whatever he at empts, but in
gems he has outdnne himself II dstermin-
render them enduring monuments Of his skill aud
iAins expense hsye been spared TO make them
iect works of Art and to far excel any similar works
issued in this country. They Of the sire,
every respect equal TO the elegant Bngttsh In
ginys Of the subjects, which cannot be bought
this country for less Than twelve dollars and fifty
- each.
Vehave undertaken gigantic enterprise and one in
ch earnestly invite the cooperation Of oil lovers
the beautiful IN Art We must sell fifty thousand
les Of each OF these magnificent EngTayings, and 10
1mplish this have placed the price low enough to
y them within the reach OF every one. VIII you
lusi And IN doing confer life long pleasure on
,rself Such great rafue Ia Art for so httle money
never before offered, and nothing short Of a very
;e sale will rcnlunefste Snch splendid ParlOT
Ms usually published al 90 OF go each, but We
determined appeal the public 20 sustain US in
efforts 20 bring them within the reach Of every fami-
the land
he great bis. orical value Of these pictwes-theiI
size heir great elegance and beauty will render
oi incAlouable value 20 every home
al honor ~ the "MAyA1Wer Puritaus the brave
true.
What sought they thus ahti
Bnght Jewels, bright jewels Of the mine
I he wealth Of seas, the spells Of war;
They sought faiths pure shrine
Oh call IL holy ground,
The spot where first they ,rod--
They have ltf unchanged What there they found,
FREEruN TO WuRsHiP Con
dress CALDWELL Co.. ~ Cedar Street, New York
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PAINTS! PAINTS!

with many years experience in the manufacture Of
Paints and being in contact with the largest
consumers throughout the country. the wants
n he community and u sup y that have improved
long established brand Of
BANKER ~ CARPENTERS PREMIUM
l. BAD,
that II IL the best aud economical article in
the market Being white AMI fine, combined with dura
bitty and body, IL make elegant finish, aud but
give ga i,facton to all.
This and all cheaper grades Of manufacture, are
put up in "BANkEk'S PATENT KEG," without
extra charge.
The attention Of Dealers is particularly requested to
our facilities for ma utacturing WHITE LEAD, ZINC
PAINTS, COLnRS and VARNISHES, and for
swehng orders with piomptness
BANKER CARPENTER,
BOsroH
Factory 70 1911 q 70 Clinton st. Store lO7 & 100
State 81. 95Ob
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THE FRGEND1N THE HoUsE.--The "Shsd-
ow in the House," is the title Of recent
novel. We prefer to speak Of the Friend in
the house, which Grace's : diUe assuredy is.
Its composition is the result Of years Of study.
IL lie soothing, penetrating and Of a wonder
fully healing nature. In all cases Of burns,
scalds, flesh wounds, old ulcers, ielons, and
all eruptons Of the skin resulting from i'm
pure humors, it is sovereign remedy. With
this friend in the house, accidents may be
easily remedied. Try it, II will prove friend
in need. Is cts. per box See advertise
ment in another column. 95
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Marktts
BOSTON MARKET. MARCH s

BOSION MARKET, MAHCH
Corn BIoha gel he receipt, since yesterday have been
1925 bbls four $50 bush corr 1900 bush aud 1000
bush Shorts. The market for Flour is firm but demand
continue moderate sales at Sc 80 1913 for Western
supefhne 500 81 % for common extras; $3.50 a
800 for medium do and 1926 Sll for good and
choice including favorte g. Louis brands In Southern
Flour nothing doing. Corn Is held quite firm qdote
At at 81 rs for new Southern yellow and old mixed s
nomnaly 1877 81 3S per bush. Oats selling At "a
a SIC per qush for Northern and Canada. Rye 81 80
Shorts S3S and Fine Pecd and Middlings at 500 a
Sfl per ton.
Piovisons-Pork is firm aud selling at sis 50 $40 80
for prime $500 a "a 90 Tor mess S25 orctar,
cash Becfranges from Sl5 90 $50 90 quality, and
firm. Lard Il "A l-2c bbls aud uerces and Smoked
Hams l3 lac per 10, cash. Butter aud Cheese quiet
but frm at previous priees.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, MARCH. s.
Whole number Of cattle at markt WAS 800 $50 west
eru and p Stores
Prces-Beef extra sll lsO LIST quality 10 26 sl0.
IS ID quality q 10, 90, Sd quality $1,000 900.
Working oxen 500 500 Cows and calves $50 $3.50,
extra So $40 farrow and ordinary $50 $50
Sheep and Lamb 1000 market-2O00 Of which are
winter,-S6 rs - 90 extra cossets &C, IL DC.
swine--lst few a. market retrsil 90.
Hides | 2c per 10. Calfskius i4o. TAllo9 ~ DC
per 10. fclts 80 80 - % each.
RHaAnKs Nothing over the Lowell or Maine rosds
yesteidsy bad imash u nine the Fitchhufg
road. All trains late and Gait few consequently prices
are up higher than or the best qualities. Sheep
plenty and sales dull with prices low swine. sales
y per pound lower and refusing to sell
at offers.
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~ RANDObpH DISTRICT SIS
L. Pruba.e Court held Al Cheises, within aud for
said District, on the IL day Of Ma Oh. A. ID 1854
An instrument. pprpoIiing 10 be the last Wiil and
Testament II Henry II Cooley, late Of Chelsea, in
said district deceased being pcsentcd TO the by
Cutler Sanborn the executor therein named or Pro-
bate u is ordered by said court, that all persons
oerned therein he notified 10 appear At session Of said
court he holden At the Probate Office, 10 Chelsea
on the IS day Of March A. 1864, aud show cause n
any they may have, against the Probate II said VIII .
Tor whch purpose II further ordered that copy Of
the record 81 this order be published three weeks
eessyely in the W Watohman State Journal printed
at Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hear
ing
true copy II f,ooId
9le6 Affect T I JONES Register
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WILLIAM CE,
AMRsBURY, MASS

PRICE 25 CENTS PER Box.
Zach box has the above and the fac smile Of the
propretors signature attached IT, which duly copy
riglted
GEO C. GOODWIN \ CO.. 3s Hanover street, Bos-
ton, General Agents for New England Graees Salve
be obtained all the respectable Druggists and
Country Stores everywhere 5l;3S,is
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mtOtta
500 REWARD 500
For Medicine that will cure
COUGHS, INFLUENZA, TICKLING IN
THE THROAT, wHOOPING COUGH
OR RELIEVE CONSERVATIVE
COUCH. AS QUICK AS


OR RELIEVE CONSERVATIVE
COUGH, AS QUICK AS
GOES COU Oh BA LIS AN.
OVER FIvR THOUSAND BOTTLES have been
sold IN its native town, aud not single instance Of IT,
failure known, We have In our possession, any guam
uy Of certihca,es " them from EMINENT
PHYSICIANS, who have used u In their pfsctcc, and
gwen II The precmncncc over any other compound,
IT DOES MOI DRY UP A COUGH
But looscns H. to enable IA patient expcctorag
freely Two ~ three Doses will Invariably Tickline
N The Throat half Bvtte has Omen completely cur
ed the most
STUBBORN COUGH,
Aud yet though II Is aud speedy in It's operation
II Is ptfcty harmless, being purely vegetable. IL Is
very agreeable 20 the taste and may be administered 10
children " any age. IL case of GROUP, we will guar
sntte core N taken IN season. No Family should be
without IL. II IL within the reach N ALL the price being
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
And II an Investment and thorough trial does NOT
back up" the above statement the money will be
funded We ay this. knowing it, merits, and feel
hdent that trial will secure Tor IL home in every
household DO not waste away with Coughing, when
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-11

PERsoNAL.-CoI. stephen Thomas, 18Th VI.
Regiment arrived in town last TUESDAY eve
ming looking hale and hearty. He is home at
,he solicitation Of Gen Banks, on business
connected with the Department Of the Gulf
and that at Washington. He represents the
Ssh Regiment as now mastering nine hundred
men, who are in good health and foe spirits.