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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

A SURE CURE.

Everybody 10 being cured Of this distressing dis
ease by the use Of e-t'ift
i Dr. Sirickland's PiIc Remedy.
Read what those say who have ustdit:
Mr. Charles w .Landi am, Of Louisville, and Mr.
J. r. ItaEardee, Cincinnati, o.. both cured af
ter uaipg one pot of Or. Strickland's Pile Remedy
They say they have tried everything but could OBJ
taiE no relief but one Pot Of Strickland's Pile Rem
edy affected perfcc: cure afer suffering for many
years with the worst kind OF Piles. They recommend
every one who is suffering to try IL
Sold by all Druggists. % cents pei pot. Mannfac-
tured at No. kast Fourth street Cine innatf Ohio
Ask FOR DIX. eTRiCKLAND's PILE REMEDY
Sold by DR.. }. l. Taylor, W. 3. Cowan, an Peter
Utecht, 0ttumwa. Iowa. my26 "a 1916
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STEPHEN r. ACHES, y
Book. Binder E. Paper.Rulei

X1g1ANK-H00k Maaufacturer In Coolhaugh
Ii block, Main street (0ppositethe WIG HTMAN
HOUSE, !, Burlington Iowa. Music ,Magasines, Period
Gals, &C., &C., bound with Deafness and despatch.
a. Particular attention paid to Ruling and Blank
work. OF every description. maIch25-n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Moses ~ hi,tier's will.

STATE or vERMoNT,t IN Probate Court bels
WasHisaros DisrRcT -. at hont elisr, within A"a
6.r ,aid Dist ict o n The oh day Of june, D. lSeS
instrument purpnriIng to Ne the Iaa WI and Iss'
tnment Of Moses hiuisr late Of Eato In sale DIS
tlct decensed being presented to the Court b, EIoen
D. Putnam the executor therein named, to' FotAlsi
IT Is ordered BY SAID Coun, thai all persons cohee"ss
herein be notified to appeaTat session OF saiGCnaht
ne holden al The Probate Office, 10 hUntIshsf, On
The 81 day Of July, A. d. 1854 aud show cause u ny
the, NAV have Prot ate OF saidWii iof ~hsh
purpose il IL further ordered thai copy ~ US
record of this order be- published three "frss aug
ctssyty in The Gtetn Mountain freeman Pnh.ed
galw3 Attest N. A. CHASE Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
eoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet soap In such universal de
rnaod made from the choicest materials, smiId
and smoIIicni IA It's nature, fragrsntly scented
ADD extremely benoscisI in 20 action upon the skin
For sale by all druggists snd Fancy Gooos Dealers
Fleharyi
4 GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, lncon-
potency Premature Decay aud youthful Error, AoIuAed
by desire benefit others will he happy to furnish To
all who need it, free Of charge the ecFe and directions
tor making III simple remedy used in his ease Thoss
wishing to profit by his experience aud possess Yalua
bic Remedy, will receive the sue by return mail (cars
uuy sealed), by Adiressiua JOHN D. OGDEN
F20m3 No. go Nassau st.. New YORK,
MATRI NONIAL.-li you wish to marry address
the undersigned, who viii send GU without money and
without price, - valuable ton that viii enable
you to mary happy and speedily, mater hos old,
now ugly or how poor This reliable afar The H.
formation will cost you nothing and II on with to MAJ.
~ will herriull assist you All ttlet strictly conf
dental The desired mi ina ion sent 10y return ms f.,
and no questions asked. Address
SARAH b. LAMBERT,
F22w4 Greenpont, Hines Co, NJ Y,
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miscellaneous.
Vrgln yEat tsnlr and SuIll.
van ssaifrOads.
Il saasi ss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June l3th, 1894
Train, Going south ans East


,avr Montpeliei a. Dos 70 aud ~ O0r =
AL rHAIS leaves Rousss' Point al - ~. Barns-
4 iUn % ~, ionnrctiae at w iIf River Junction
nd below ais WIN trains Tor Boston WorcsseT &c.
md with Vermont Valley II. K. tor springfield and New
YORK arriyius N YOrk at lU,I5 n. n.
BunLIxoros EIpaEn leaves NonirsIl ct So a. H.,
Rouses Ptut al IS A. ~. for Burl nglon, safau Ga ,
Troy and New Ystk via tse Lake.
Dar ErrHsss rR.is caves Ogdsnsbufgh at ~ A.
H. Montreal al $50 HOUSES Point al 10 - s. ~ foi
Burtou, Troy and New York.
Mann ExrREn rsAtS leaves Ogdensburf at II, ~ A.
dahiieaf at 345 NJ, Houses Poiki al 5S y. Arftv
ma at Boston at $40 NJ, connecting al Bellows Falls
With Cheshire Il H. for Boston aud Worcester aud with
Isrmoni valley 4. R. for Springfield &c, and arriving
~ New York at LUOr.n
Trains Goiag North and West
Leave Montpelier a, oss A.x.sl5 a. ~, s4on y, and
AS
Dl, ErFrEa TS,is l-avas BosioL 81 500 4. ~
White tiyrf junction al 30 Burlington At +S o.
", for N ntie l. Ogden,bargh, Chicago and tue ~ea.
making close connections.
and Mt ! 30 ..s. via Lawrence or rhrthr'g. Leaves
Springfield at $50 Bellows falis ct IL 0r ~, for
ii Iohnsbury, burlington and n AlhSns and odss.
focs sMopArioS TAAts leaves kortnneid T.so a. n.
and Burlington, att SIS ?. ~. for Rouse Point
iduf ESrRrs, TRAiS lea Bellows Faiis ~ ~ ooss
receiving passenger from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
NeR York AT lglb '. ~, and from Cheshire Y. u.
leaving Boston al 80 .. n. connecting "a
White River Junction with train leaving Bostoh a.
5 20 p NJ arriving at BurinFon al $40 a. ~, Houses
Point al 05 M, Montreal al o. ~ and Ogdens-
burgh at IL 30 ?. N. Both the Mail Tnns connect a.
White River Junction with Passumpsic Road.
slesplus cars are attached to both the ngh tespr.m
trains running betweea Rouse's Point and Boston, ana
toises Puirt and pringheid.
Through Tickets foI Chiezgtandthe West for sss -
The principal stations
St Adams W June IL. isH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

Palm nc strap seawsed Tonic and Mandrake ~
MI Stms to 60 fgf to work ths lung u all h'' el
over reiv ~ ctvhJ as large goote egg GOO Sp'
p ie, hnc Fpfns' and has ga'utd stme ihln -nta
Louada Iu w' iEhf She asa cough set when go NOT
II TX viii rJubls hsr. II WOud OF great mere / -
Nh rel ,d csd SIC az TO ,isit these ca Is par
enlary M 10 lobe a. auy oie who nave Veeh
rrd bj mg Hraietue. Th5y trs mereu "a
) 9rk, but 10 above IA &c MI dia Hofa eleh he
AEa Il msIlcines are ing what npr sent h-y ".s'
tley shou nave the credit, aud the allie ed o"I
and where they MAJ be cured
II SCHkNCk, NJ
Dr.. SoAenok's Prilcipal Gin e j, 80 N,rth \
Tree Fh Delphi where Oh letters of adNei must b.
Gddio sed land vii be proo.ti9n there every sa''
utdhY and 70 tFtty lutslaJ a. % ~ nd street,
York ADVICE ice. tora borough sSaminaton with
resplrot eter his charge 49, Ii be well for
every one who has as asrd lungs ID Underg IN exam
inaton, Tor Wlea sea % nothing th0 ID be I.
undone at the imt, tn al cotton acc IA, AMI
ach hls medicines seNpiicit ~ II pJssb TO
make them II ID almost impuss be to run astrai I'D
usng hem, II the eir,ci.ons ait carefully read.
fr ees -Pumuhic ~ snN Served fo1c. tic
'L2j per botte Or $500 20 it hl u, l.ni scheme =
uanu ake Pills - cents ltt bu1
GEO G. GOODWIN &tO, n 80 Ia over IT,,
Fo.tou, D.. 10 ssale AM. o. g2iw3
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Asa Winch's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court helasn ~
WAuTsGros lsrRIcr,wi Montpelier on 'hs '''h aA'
Of Aay A. d. 1884.
C.W II DWI NEIL. Administrator OF The es's.s OF asa
Winch late e Mlrshaeld, IN said d1rist, deeeasea
ma ke- application to sad Coud, with lha eeaasn anu
aporob,t In wiring II the heirs u said dseclsed s-
siding Ia this stte for censs TO sell Inc whoe o. 'as
real estate OF sad deceased, presenting 'nsl saa sac
onli be beneficial to The h-' sni those m'''e'' ~
said estate 80. -,
Wherrupon ills ordered by said Court that ss,d apps
cation be referred to The with day Of June A. " Ds'
al The Probate ee In hOnpelie for hesnns sno aee
ion theron and II " further ordered thst All PERSONS
eTested be notified hereof, by publication Of hoes "
this application and order thereon. thrr Weehs sue
crssiyeIy In The Green ain Fteemin, pfiH'sa ~
Montpelier before said time OF hearing, shsi they may
appear at said time and place, and, they sec cause
object thereto BY the Court. -,
f.. X.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO SHOE DEALERS!

ruE Subscriber you'd respeo the attention OF
retail shoe dealers having locations for the sale Of
boots TO the superiority Of he goods Manufactured
by him He has been engaged In the manufacture aad
sale Of ladies os and ,hoes for the last thirty yam IN
BOSTON and there are few shoe dealers In New England
VINO have not he ,rd John mbsi ot and shoe dealer
an inventor a what 10 ca lied the K mba Last. formerly
Of a fremont ROW Boston. His long experiences as
manufacturer will enable him 10 furnish bitter huaf
boot than can found elsewhere In the Sates and he
NOW supplying tn hest retail stores In Boston. 10 order
Ia make Il object for some we'll established DEALER,
having COED share Of the hrst class Of trade. he viii
give an obligation for year more TO sell to one nfn
only ia any ty or town One great advantage In the
arrangement is that larger ock and variety can be
kent which sill call aarser number Of esst eA" Gus
toners to any store having tn: suoseI rs foods
JOHN KIMBALL,
y23vt Q, Hawkins street, Boston, Ma"
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FARM FOR SALE!

HE subscriber offers Tor sale his farm situSted in the
southeasterly mart Of Berlin, in Washington County
about $50 Of land about 81 Of sme
bs,ng in W,,iamstowu. There are two good dwelling.
o. an sad farn-one VI brick two store u ureug IN
buIt on, Of wood-oue Story aud both together wuh ali
n.edfu oulhutldings in good repair said farm we'll
sncd and In a good state Of tutiyation and ke,ps
80 soek II is well adapted for dairy sheep said
,m lii he sol CuEAP, and any one DESTROYS q pnr.
h.s,n, hrst rate farm will do well to call and eI,mne
iof himself
Nm smith, OF Montpelier
I'm Juns q lsSt o C HOUSE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

shell hereafter cooperate to evolve order from
confusion, and 10 restore the government, that it
difficult, II net impossible, now, when affirming
this priucipie, to provide for It's applioaton.
have Toe honor gentle men 10 accept the nom
jnaton Tor Vice President OF the United States
which you Z W rendered to me- under he direc
lion Of the 3. rGtiin. ! lm, very respectfully,
yours,
JOHN COCHRANE.
10 WonhiAgtoa 6. Snelhen, and others
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Ncm advertisements.
ITALIAN REES.

Dur, Italian Queens be furnished this season by the
subcruers as early they be procured elsewhere.
The took from which breed procured Of h. l..
LApgsan 4 Son. OF Ohio. importers and Br,eosrs Of
Italian bees by d. s. Frost in 1862 and and have
krowedged to re super to other bees el lined To- be
Italians, even by aeslsrs in them. We have spared
me- her expense or pains TO keep our stock pure.
Price oil an Italian Gu en- warranted pure, $40, IA
full ins,rueions for uniting her with common stock
nj by mail At our risk,
eer Audiess, FRosr & Blxsr, Fast oiapge,vt
RAT n. 5. FROST,
East Orange, VT, June y, 1861. N. J. BlXBN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Csaal Notices.
Lucy Rurnham's Estate.

been appointed by the HonoIshs
i Probate Cnur forthe District Of ashngfon, Coz.
missmnert 10 receive eAamintant all ehins asa
druands Of all agaiRs he Estate Of Lucy Bum
ham, late Of Northded IN said District, deceased,
renresented tnsolyent, and the term Of sir months
from tho II h day Of May. 1884, being allowed By
SAID Cour to the creditors Of said deceasedto sihbii
nd prove their before us give notice
hat We viii attend to the duties Of appoint ment
at the dwelling house Of be Lacy Bufnham In NJ nh
felt m said district, the 2uh Gay OF June nd the
I7h If November next, at one O'Clock IN the ahst
noon on each Of SAID days.
WM.R. TUCKER. / com,,.
WA. WOODBURY.,
Northh.d Msy l7t4 A. - 1864, YRWj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
4 slight COld.' Coughs.

Few are aware Of the Importance O. checking Cough
ora Slight Cold IN it's hrst stage that which In the b
ginning would yield TO mild remedy u neglected, soon
stacks the lungs " Rrowt's bronchial rroches' give
sure and almost immediate relief MILITARY 0Hioets and
ldier should have them, hsy be carried in the
pocket and tax n rs occasion equirts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

Rour--W Western, u 90 TO 1900
Pork srims $500 to $500 Mess, sSl,o0 70 o5'1h
Beef siI,9O to ZOO laid, Is to 49, Haps, u to 20
Hog, dressed, 90 10 90
Butter, 80 10 81 Cheese, 10 tol6 EGGS 1to23 -
atocs ills tol,2l Dried Apple 10i to u.
Bean. $2,75 to t3,l2. Peas tl,3b to sl,io.
Herds grass seed $4,000 s3l2 Clover iStol6'
starch to Talow, 8 to l3i.
Wool Full Blood Aerino, 3? "a "a Three-ourths bio
sot s2 nalfblood lsto'o mon 70 to7S'
Corn l59to1,ol. oatss5tSS s. Rye 1910 'W,
Hops e1to %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
RELIEFiS TEN MINUTES
Bryan's PuIm0niC Waters.

This most oertainAnd speedy remedy discovered Ter
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, lnnu enSs
Hosrseness, Difficult breathing, Sore
Throat &c, sc.
pHESE WFERS give the most instantaneous aud pct.
| feet relief and when psrseyered with according t.
directions never fall to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who hav
ied sher means in vain To all classes aud all oons,i
buttons they equally blessing and nesd
despair, matter how long the disease MAJ have exa
ed, however severe Il may be- provided As organic
s,rpetufe Of the vital organs Is not hopressy decayri
Every one Afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To Vocalsts aud public Speaker ihese aefa are pc
euliarly valuable they will In one Jay remove the mos
severe occasional hoaeness aud their regular use Tor
few days WILL al all times increase the power aud ncx,.
bny Of tue voice, greatly Improving it's tone oompns
and oearneas for which purpose they regularly used
BY many professioal vocalists Nov2SwdAmly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, q eortlsndt street, N !
pflce IS cts. nor boz. Fer aals BIZ all nrnRfists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

Shje Dealers are referred TO the advertisement
ol John Kimball, Boston, manufacturer OF LIS.
dies Boots aud Shoes His announcement is OIL
interest to every dealer ia these goods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

he steamer Berkshire was burned on H.,
Hudson River, on the 9Th INST and some thirty
~ iolty passengers Lost their lives.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
,Arin NickrY,s Estate.

TllE subscribers having been apponiedby the honen
bic Probate Court forthe District OF kAteolph Con
is,lunefs 10 receive, kamiDr and adjust aeans and
demands 81 all persons against the Estate o. oia
Drkey late OF Ora &C. In said district, deceased, rep
resent 1t tnspiVent and the term OF stf mouths rom
2nd ay Of June 1854 being allowed by 10 ""
creditors said deceased exhibit and prove theil fepes
I've claims efrre tive notice, that we VIII 70
NE Nuties Of our appointment 1T the dwshbs-po"ss
Of Rams, IN Dirkey IN Omnge IN said disitiet on 'N
seoad cay Of December. at o'clock IN the ae moo"
said DAY.
SAMUEL KfhBALL, coum,,.
BENSON ALDhfCH.
Ofitg. June. z \. ID 1864. wrt1wJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

The Oregon State election for Congressman ha.
4e'ulIed 10 largely increased Union najOrl.i.s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
IKl1Grue0

n Montpelier at The Pavilion, une 10th, by Rev.
81. Byron, Asa A Perkins, o. vans River, and artha
A, Dickermsn, OF Chelsea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Strayed

LRON the pasture Of Jarvis ril.on in West sintie'
one four year old dark grey mare, long tai, rather
smal size. ANY peison giving Information or returning
the Jarvis fisJn tn subscnber VII he re-
warded CHARLES LUSDEg.
say 20. 1874 FH13
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To COI.s,iInptiyes.

consumptivs sufferers will receive a valuable pre-
.erpton for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chits and all Throat and npg seetons ree Of charge
by sending their address to
Rev. ia. WILSON, wllllsmsbursh,
rksssG Kings Co, NewYork.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Inst ,ucti0n hooks aud Music
FOR THE MELODT ON,
q ASp ALI
Instruments Of the Organ Class,

Zundel's Melodeon Instructor. Contain nr
the Elements Of Muse. Progressive Finger Ia rctses
aud large collection q Choice usic. e 90
New n,thsd for the MelOdeou. Selected main.
~ from Zundotis Instructor" aud oOnta ming In ad
dit 10 Lessons and Exercises, cole elton OF popular
Songs aud variety q Palm aud Hymn Turns So
Carharts Melodeon. Elementary and Ptogres.
sye Studies, with collection OF choice Voc and In.
strIme htal Music So
American sob oil, fot The Molodeon. So
Model Meloieun Instructor. so
Winners Peifgct Guide for the Meloiron, Designed
asa Self Instructor, with Choice Music 90
NJ h~icon without q Master. 60
Woodburys Meltdrun Instructor. 50
Green aud whites Aelodeoa Instructor 80
HoNes setaphine and Aelodeon Instructor. so
The seraphlno. A collection Of Music for the Melo.
deun seraphine aud Reed Organ. 20
The instru In each Of the above books are ,utsd
not only to TIE MelodeO bu to all insu uuens Of sim.
liar construction, seat postpaid on receipt Of price.
oliver OLSON d Co., Publishers
al Washington Street, Boston.
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10 Married I.adIe.
ii is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bi
the monthly period with regularity.

B pecuarIl suIItd tt VIII IN aUnTN IInr hTInE
the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females that
pregnant, during the FIRST ThREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but At every othr
time and In every other case they perfectly safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IT,
the Back and Limbs HeAyiness Fatigue slight
ton Pslptaton Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Hys
,erics Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful dseas
% oceasoned by dsorganiFed system, these Pills will
eject cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each paotatt
which should BE carefully preserved.
bottle containing 90 pills, and eucircled with Ne
Government stamp Of Great Britain, be seat pos
a. tl,01 and postage stamps.
sole United States Agent, JOB MOSES, q Cortlsnlt
Street, New York.
4 H.. ~ Nm ...L.l -. lnr III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Ube Markets.
oAmanIoaE mARKET. juno :

At Marset 9j Cattle about S7j B-sye' and 10 Stores
consisting or working oxen. Aneh CoSt endone Nv
aud three years I'D
.r.oss-1ark,l Bses-Extia .l.,0 to $3.50 ntt
4u.uysl2,25 ol4bei sll}OtoH,5l sd, 1000,
Working O1en-sloO to 269
Cov6snl 0s,yes-S SCOT IS
Yearlmgs- 5000 to oooo two years old, 1000 to OC'
% three years Old, $1,000 to $500.
Sheep and Laubs-,7J At market prices in lots - 90
y I % each extra, $500 to $50
spring Lsmb8-6 o. to 500
H.des-1Oto l0i pr H. Tall9w--i0 to 100 eprib.
Veal Calyes-S7 20 10 Cah skins to 80 prlO,
peltt 1850, to $50 each.
Ecmirks-rhere were rather more Cattle than last week
but the quality was poorer. No extra and but few really
hrst quality but prices foil high There but FED
sheep 40 mark rus enough to supply The demand. Cara'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sin JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILL,

THIS invaluable medicine is unfailnE in the Of on
| those psiual and dangerous di'eascs ynedento III
female constitution,
II moderates all txcesses and remeyos all obsruoions
from Whatever oause and speedy may be relied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
xataOL CARDING.

-,uv .as.erb,r II eop,inse The easssn OF ~ q ssrs
iSs Paa,d ss,s the ,ss sn.S .S sss.s.i NJ.
chimes s psUs ast, ths, BY aood vcrhmsnsh to nesi.
sa,a, &c sp iSrs liberal shns. yesls pare age %.
be s Cross, sts Mss s.,s s s. ~
scales, In y, nipeliet v,hass ,a,ass s,.s s,.,
Terms cash on delivery ala
Plsinueid, May "a, ls6A
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l..jle0

Notices Of Deaths inserted fee. Obituaries, Inciudis
poetry Inserted for ave line to be paid for m adj
vance Tnis rue win be strictly adhered to.
10 East Calais, Jane lst Mrs Israel Dwnnei aged 20
yeas, and mon hs.
In Wheeocs, MAY 3ls,, Of Canker Rash, Abby L.,
dsughte Of Joseph amt Lodema Bean aged years and
months
In 'leslo K Nay l6th, OF Canker Rash, Miss sarah
Ana Gray dtugt ter Of jeremiah aud "a an Gray aga
10 year- % month";, and 10 days
Nit Ve,mous nd Nsrschusetis papers pleas cory
Ia va HOOK, My l5lh, Of Cankcr Rash sarah a
daus hter u Z. and Lucy Ross, aged ytar aud 10
mon'
In WLso.oos Nay l3h, of Csnker Rash, Robert, son
Of R0br and Roasna Aston aged years and 10 months
In williams own, May 2oh q pals, Mrs Luoind
Rtug aged S..
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q be freeman

We desire to make the FGrgNAN particularly valuable
Tor lie news from parts Of Vermont ami our friends IN
different State especially inv sshington, Or
ange and Lamoille Counties, win confer great favor
upou and readers by sending local intelligence
ysus the facts and will arrange them Tor the paper
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hENfhAA AhAnhANhN htitAs
Nav YORK, june 4, 1864
GENTLEMEN-l have received your note inform.
ing me officially of my n,mi, alton by The radical
democracy at Cleveland, on the 3lst ult., as their
candidate Tor Vice President OF the United States,
on the ticket with John G. Fremon, as their can.
dldate for President.
have been accustomed to regard simply as
duty performed what you are pleased to represent
as personally merilorious, and to regret the ply
steal disability which alone withdrew me from the
immediate scene oil war.
concur in the action and agree with the priu-
ciples of the Convention where by its twelfth re-
solution, the question OF reconstruction is referred
to the constitutional action OF he people, It Wisely
committed TO them an issue peculiarly within the
province Of tie future, and not yet sufficiently
emerged from war to warrant positive opinion.
" lille have ever supposed eonh,clllon aud
loss OF the property OF an enemy in arms TO be a
laudable exercise OF an established aud essential
rule o. civilized war, am pleased to observe that
the Convention when asserting The justice OF the
principle intended TO remit It's exercise to the dis.
erection ofthe people, hereaf er manifested through
their representatives in Congress, when consider.
ing the paramount question OF reconstruction.
This was ludleious. For, indeed, so blended must
be the various methods conii,eA-
ton, military absorption and occupation --thal