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Cure Of Nervous weakness, Early Decay, Disc 'ses ~
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using this medicine in scaled envelope to an who
needs 1t, Free Of charge. address
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sTArIoE D, BlRLE HoUsE,
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This colebnisd Toilet soap, in such universal d..
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aud tmoiiien, in It's nature, nagrantiy scented
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10 franklin. May nth by Rev. H. n. Munger, NJ
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In Woodstock May y h, BY Rev. Moss Kddsr, Mr,
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a d reliable None need apply WIN cannlt come ssl
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Dir JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

nHIS Invaluable medicine unfailins In the cure Of all
those psinu and dangerous diseases incident to the
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on,
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the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that ART
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Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carsully preserved.
bottle containing 20 pills and enoireled with tht
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for tlO0 and postage stamps.
sole United States Agent, Jon MOSES, n Cortland
Street, New York.
sold by all Druggists. noy9slymwS
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TO MANUFACTURER.

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water power fT sets u woovn machinery aud
Tyler Water Wheel in good order sucien 10 dtige the
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NV YORK, May S0.-The Times dispatch
says Gen. Grants reconnaissance On Wednesday
showed that the rebels were IN full force IN a
powerful position at the front, and every hour
was occupied 10 fortityng i driven back he
had an eiab0ra;el} prepared line ON the Sou IL
Auna Gen. Grant determined to recros. the
North Anna, swing around IN the let over the
Pamunkcy, and leave lee to enjoy his position
cavalry demons ration WAS made to divert the
attention Of the enemy while Grants movement
took place which proved a success for when
1t was accomplished the rebels were completely
taken b3 surprise
The Herdld's correspondent says the wounded
rebel officers say their losses IN the late battle
reach $4,000 also that the rebel army did not
expect such persistent lighting by our army, and
attribute the change to teen Grant.
The Times dispatch says leslies brigade,
composed at the 10th Regulars, 4th Regulars.
95th, 56lh, 9th aud seth Massachusetts regi.
ments met with a terrible rtpul'e on crossing
the North Anna They had crossed, and were
driving the rebel skirmshers, when a charge
was made. Instantly from concealed battery
Of four to guns, the rebels opened a terrible
fire with grape and cau,s'er
The brigade Tell back to the corner Of piece
Of woods, when In the midst Of a Thunderstorm
the rebels charged and drove our men toward
the river, just as another brigade came and
checked the advance Of the enemy. $50 Of the
hr AIDE were killed, wounded and missing.
The steamship CITY OF Baltimore from Liver.
pool the 18th, VIA Queenstown, the 10Th has ar.
rived,
News meagre aud unimporant.
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First District Convention.

We condense from the Rutland Herald the
following report Of the proc ,edings Of the Dis
trirt Convention at Rutland last Wednesday
The Convention was called to order by Hon
A. b. Gardner Of Bennington, chairman Of the
District Committee and upon lis nomination,
Hon 5. M. Dorr, Of Rutland, was elected Pres
ident.
j, /. G. Cook of Bennington was chosen
Secretary
Hon. A. H. Miner Of Manchester, nominated
Hon. Frederick + Woodbridge as Representa-
tive to Congress. Mr., Woodbridge was unani-
mously nominated by acclamation.
Hon q. W Grandey Of Vergennes, nomina-
ted Hon. Edwin Hammond Of Mlddlebury, Ar
delegate to Baltimore
DR.. b. +. Morgan nominated Hon. A. X
Gardner of Bennington, ~ the other DELEGATE
from the District
Judge Wright Of Shoreham nominated Bella
Howe Of Sboreham a. substitute for Mr. Ham
mond.
Hon Joseph Poland of Montpelier nominated
Henry G. Dwight of Washington county, as
substitute for Mir Gardner.
The delegates aud substitutes so nominate
were all unanimously chosen by acclamation
% motion Of MIR Grandey, the resolutions
adopted by the recent Union State Convention
held at Burlington, were unanimously adopted
ss expressive Of the sentiments of this Conyer-
ton
The present District Committee were appoir
ted such Committee for the ensuing term
The Convention then adjourned
The Convention was Rot large, Dut was com
posed Of substantial men from the different
counties. The greatest unanlmity prevailed ,
the entire sessioi'of the Convention occupied
less han an hour and The result was satisac-
tory.
DEATHS or VERMONT SOLDIERS Capt Erar-
tus Buck, % Vermont. died at Georgetown, May
% The following died at Fredericksburgh
Lieut.. 0. II. Sweet, OH W., died May 18th
Corporal Hiram French, 9th VI, led May 10Th
Ephraim Hartsan, 4tb Vt died May 10th. Mi
chael Mcclure, 4th VT. died May lob We no
tice also the death Of Edward KEENAN,, 5th w.
Corp Geo. Lawrence, Of Berlin, died in hospi-
tai at Fredericksburgh, May %
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lion. z. NJ. UPnAx has recently received tie
appointment Of Post Master at Brook6ed,in tn,
lace of DR. VIM. r. Lascllc resigned.
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sheep Wash Tobacco.
Jaouas Pure ExfrACt NJ pobaOo,

UdQucN TuI6 LXJIaCL OF TOBACCO o
Will not inJure the nost delicate animal
Kills leks on sheep
Cures acaba on SHEEP.
Kills all VtrmnO Animals and Birds
Cures al skin Diseases on Animals
kills Bugs on Roses, lice on House Plants
Kills tanker Worms on App.e Trees
Kills Bed Bugs ami va er Reaches
knj sll Yeimin tina. inis Grapr and Cranberry
Vines.
One Pound Of this Extract will Make Six.
teen Gallons OF Wash
For sale by all Dfuggsls and at County and Agriou.
L raj st1res
Pr IS cents per pound A liberal discount to the
trade and large purchasers
Orders promptly sent by express
JAhEsF LEVIN, Agent.
s0uh DowBCo.. Is Central Wharf Boston
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EhOma. Reeds E-taie.

TINE subscribers, having been tppoif tru ~ 20
/ Ofabe Probate our tDi he Dlstrci e W 'rh y
co nmssi0ners, 10 receive Examine, and august o.
and demands Of all persons, agans the esa o Thomas
Reed a'e Of Moapeier 10 sad district, deceased ann
the Germ Of siI months from III H. day al May s,4,
being allowed by said Couri 10 the creditors II sad De
ceased tn exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore us give notice that we will attend 10 the duties OF
gu : appointment at the ofice Of Heaton n erd NJ Mt
pelier in SAID district on the l5sh dsy 4 July aud IN
l7h day u EOvemOe next ten O'Clock IN thief rehoon
each Of said days
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PHILADELPHIA, May 80. The following has
been received by ii. Philadelphia Inquirer
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToSAc,
En- route to Richmond, via Hanover Ferry,
May 27-e A. NJ. !
The whole army is again in motion. The
glorious old Second Corps Gen. Hancock is in
advance, followed bg Gen. Wright's. Gen.
WalrCn- is joining us, having brought up he
rear On our former night wing over the North
Anna Gen Burnside will cross at Country
Bridge and bring up our rear
The army moves with CELEBRITY never known
before We will make 20 miles before night
Gen. Sheriff. is ahead of US, securing the
country. Lee evidently thought up to the last
that We were going 10 turn his left, and give
him battle on the north side OF the South Anna
river, but he is again outgenerale1, ana before
night We wi, be within four hours march Of
Richmond.
Once getting Lee srugiy ensconced in his
works, away we 20 around his flank and nto
his rear. The whole country through which
we are marching i planted with nothing but
corn hardly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-31

There was spectrum of Copperhead pluck
at Will4rd's Hotel, Washington, the other day
Senator Chandler, OF Michigan, while dining,
made remark to a friend who sat next hun.
using the word " Copperhead' Representative
VOORHEES,, Of lnd4na, who sat at another table
aud behind Chandler took oifense at this and
at once assaulted Chandler, and wss getting
much the worst Of lbc encounter. when cop
pefhead ally came 70 his rescue and broke
water pitcher on Chandlars head The crowd
by that time interlered and separated the com
bltants. Thisattack OF Voorhees,, backed by
friend, was nearly as plucky as that Of Brooks
upon Sumner
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REBEL view or THE STUATIoN.--The y,
York Trbne has DE following Summary of the
views OF the iIichaond papers 90 the Situation.
We print eewhere, from Richmond papt IS
of the 18th ana ~ J. some interesting news vii h
has not be 90 rea bed u9 We fear hat IKE
tlcal reates' Ela' 10J poo fan faith - some +
the statements hut then The hghtoned chiyfl-
ry OF the South would not condesoend to lie, 1t
even to keep up the spirit Of their fighting VIII 70
trash-ot course not. According to these -.
counts the several contests Of Lee with Ora It
have been series Of unDroken successes for + G
Confederate arms the Northern troops have
been several times successfully attacked, guns
and prisoners taken, while their attacks have q
every instance been heavily repulsed with
loss. y The authors Of this good news have sn.
gularly forgotten to state that Lee has whipped
! Cirant all the way from the Rapidan to ll'
North Anna we in the North call such move
ments retreats, (but then we are only ignore !,
mudslls, and one Soutberner ID equal to "
Yankees in lying We admit Beast Butter
has been driven to his den on the James Sher.
man has been repulsed with heavy loss ever
so many times and here is another omission -
they do not say that Johnston has whipped Sher
udu loIWdIu lIOm SDlCkhmhuBh W NOues linen
they have glorious news from the West. Gener.
al Banks has been surrounded and his whole ar
my has surrendered and the story about Steel9's
surrender is also true 10 the main and Sls.
ell has been cantankerously ohawed up in Wesl
Virginia, and would have been captured, but bus
cavalry absutdly nterlered, and so the captures
did not amount u much. Aud that If they can
only smash Grants army, the fighting power Of
the United Staes is ended " ii we can conquer
now, and God is giving US the promise of it, our
work is DONE and every man who can fight
must fight, and those who cannot must help oh
eF ways and the women and children mu I %
to praying right off, and besege the Throne Of
Heaven night and day, until the smiles OF the
God Of Mercy and Justice shall beam over new
empire founded upon the sweat and groans and
blood Of men and women IN chains, on the alc-
ton block, under the lash Of the oyerse1r, howl
ing in agony in the torture pen, or flying IN ter
ror from the i4ngs Of the bloodhound and the !
more brutal outrages Of the gentle chiyalry OF
the South. Indeed their enormous lying, and
their canting, hypocrticll appeals 10 God IN
Heaven, are alike characteristic Of their au ia.
cOus treason.
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Strayed

TRoM the pasture OF JARVIS rson, In West aintrce,
one four var old dark grey mare, long tail rather
sma siGe. ANY person giving information returning
the sane 10 Jarvis lson, tn subscriber sill nc re-
vAfdsd. CHARLES LUNDEk
NAY 90 1894 9s9
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L)lco

Notices Of Deaths inserted free Obituaries, includiBs
poetry, inserted Tor ave line to he paid for IN ad
vance. This rue will be strictly adhered TO-
in Montpelier, May 2sIh, Moses Whittier, OF Cabot,
aged IS years
In Noythheld, al the resd,ncr Of r. Alger, April 30h
o. Measles and Typfoii fever james youngest child Of
hH'' Angelina simpson. aged years and mou,hs
1outohild has gone from your embtaoshfokr is the IT,
That little tender fragile form now blooms b,yoid tie
sky
blooms in radiant spendor where blehng fross are
known
That treasure was but lett to you God Ase,h but his
own
NOmore shall aoking pain lormentyour babe is now at
rest.
He sleeps W tranquil slumher on Jesus loving breast
Your child is nov secure from ham-no more can ctah
destroy
Yon'l meet again, pure, indebted your departed Boy
Northheld Fails
Dup At Waterbury Ap- 2lst. Of consumpti ", sarih
VIE o. Allen Town, and daughter II 10 and Sophro
MIA Guernesy, Of Montpelier aged ~ years
Dan 10 fopsham, May oh, Mrs Cynlha Chaplin, aged
flyea's
DIp Jan 18th, at Btlhef Lympus, Mr. Jam Bryant
aged 81 year.
In Grand Isle, May 18th OF consumption. Roxana A.
daughter Of James and Hannah DouelsOn aged n yeas
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feQal Notices.
Lucy Burnham's Estate.

TN wing been appointed by he Honofabe
Probate Court fofthe District Of ashiH gon, Coiu.
mssnnrrt To r~eeiye efamnt and adus' all claims 80
demands Of all PERSONS AGAINST hr Estate 81 Lucy Buru
ham, late Of s1rlhdeld 10 said Didflct, Decreased
Represented tnsolSe0t, and the term Of siN month.
from the II dhy Of " y 1894, hrinR allowed ~
SAID Couu To the creditors Of said deceasedte hlb
nd prove their respective claims before us give nict
hat viii attend to the duties Of appnnI n'eni
The dwep g house Of be "a Lucy Bnrnhsm in n rh
field, IN said Di-trct on the Ii ay Of .une nd ne
l7ih u Eovemhe next, at one o'coet N me liter
noon, on each Of said days.
WM n. TUCKER, cots
VIC Wu0DBURY,
North6sd Nav m, faG4 20
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ATRINONIAL.-lf you With 10 marry address
the undersigned who VAL send YOU without money ana
without price," valuable In ormAton that viii enable
you to mary happy and speedily, matter how old,
how ugly how poor. Thisis reliable afsit. The in
~ will ehseffull. assist you All letters strictly conn
dental The desired information sent by return ms
and no questions asked Address
SARAH b. LAMBERT,
I22wi Greenpoint, Kings Co n Y.
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but the FRrKnAs never will.

"Crsek the pregnAn, hinges OF the K
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DiVideHd NOlice and STOekhOI-
ders' Meeting.

Alta MEETING or TIE BO4RD OF DIREO-
"a tors Of the Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company, held Ct the Once . the Company 10
Nashville, on Monday 7ti November, 1864, a DiYi|
deHd Of THEE 10 Jars Share Was declared, psya-
de to the Stockholders o. demand. As The same
tuae 4 meeting OF the = -oekhoiders was ordered %
D. called, % b. he'd on saturday. l5th AOTember,
lsCf, - vote upon proposition 70 Increase TIE
CsIitsl stock Of tie Company Fly Thousand Dol
lars, - authorized b tn Charter
n0Fl0-td r. @. NcNAlRT, Secretary.
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aleW Aarfrtisfments.
Lot for Sale

A n ELIGIBLE. CENT RAJ, VALUABLE. AND
"A cheap lot. fronting 90 feet on I'll sh street be-
tween Union and Cedar, can be bought, 4 imne-
date spplicstio is made. Comparatively small
pile Of greenbscks viii aecomnlish the work Call
on Me- son MUPFREE
noyl2-lw General Agents, % College st
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Rooms to Rent.

A STALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CEflpREk
"A Gao 10 accommodated eith iarea % i1sr siaall
rooms over : slors. Address ?. .. boH 80
loEll--d
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The Louisville Journal Of yesterday
announces the withdrawal Of Paul r.
sHPnAx, Esq, from 10 editorial corps
Disagreement touching the editorial
management of the paper Is assigned
e. the cause. Mr shipman is writer
Of decided ability, and FOR some years
past has done much 70 maintain the
character and influence Of the Journal
In parting, his old confreres render him
= glowing tribute.
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President Lincoln on His Reelection

| WAsBNGTOB, Nov 9-Ata late hour
/ last night President Lincoln WAS sere-
naded by a club Of PennsylYanians
Being loudly called for, the President
appeared at the window, and spoke as
follows
FRIENDS AND FELLow-CIT1zENs: Even
before | had been informed by you that
this compliment was paid me by the
citizens of Pennsylvania friendly to
me, l had inferred that you were of
that POI ton OF my countrymen who
think that the best interests of the
nation are to be subserVed by the sup
port of the present Administration.
do not pretend to say that you who
think SO embrace all the patriotism
and loyalty of the country, but do
believe, and ! trust without personal
interest, that the welfare OF the country
does require that such support and en-
dorsement be given. l earnestly be-
lieVe that the consequences of this
days work, if it be as you assume and
as row seems probable, will be of last
ing advantage, il not the very salvation
Of the country.
I cannot at this hour cay what has
been the result of the election, but
whatever it may be, have no desire to
modify this opinion, that all who have
labored to-day in behalf of the Union
organization have wrought for the best
interests of their country and the
world, not only for the present, but for
all future ages
! am thankful TO God for this APPROX
al OF the people, but while deeply
gratihed for this mark Of their conf
dence in me, if l know my heart roy
gratitude is free from any faint of
personal triumph. do not impugn
The motives Of any one opposed to ME.
Il is not pleasure to me to triumph
over any one, but give thanks to the
Almighty for this evidence OF the
peoples resolution to stand by free
Government and the rights ofhumanity
The number of letters posted IN Lon
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rhe Pre.IdentIal EIeellon.

The adyieea by mail last evening
changed the aspect OF affairs somewhat
1t appears that Mcclellan has really
carried Delaware, New Jersey and Ken
lucky, and MS friends are kying claim
to New York also. Our midnight des-
patches may give positive information
IS 10 the result in the Empire State. Z
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affair, deducsd from the several differ
ent statements 1t is a creditable af-
fair 10 the Yankees, and seems to be
quite the reverse to the Confederates.
We await further details before we in
d lge in any structures
Rumors during yesterday had fight
going on at Plymouth, and Yankee
feet of twenty four vessels in the river.
We have nothing definite or reliable of
ali this
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If Small McCiellsn possesses spark
ofself respect, he will resign MS commits
sion in the army. lie was relieved BY
the administration, and condemned by
the American People win he resign
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GALLERY
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

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Heavy ribbed WOODEN shirts and draw
ers at r. II. Thompsons, 2s Cherry,
near Union street.
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A woman in France is under arrest
for burning her husband to death in an
oven.