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bVfIUNt ApttI II, IsJF
The subscriptions TO The ten forty osa the secopJ
National Bank Of Boston 70 dsv smoQot to k5I5.e20
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hlt We who suffer Headache fas~dls-
eche. neuralgia sn1 cstarrn know " thar WOLCorT's
st.n Fam Aaninaot speedily aud permanently yor.
sod everywhere
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Royal Havana i.ottery.-5D Fer CrDf
preat'Im psii for tu,es Information fpro,shsd rhs
hghe-t rates pai tor Dorbosns and ai kinds o ot s1d
sver TAYLOR 4 co BANKERS. rs w all sLyces.
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France. E,Ils 4 Co.-manager.

LlsuAav KKTaA CLAss .S--AprtI "a. t3et
l5. "a. "a. s., ., 66. ~. ~, So. 30. -. -.
CsAss sa-Aprii a. 1864
~, %, A, IL. 81. A.. n. 20. -. 81. II ~.
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BE nutifui

Beautiful COmpi xtoR .-i.aasd.s
Bloom OF Youth surpssses everything
bcauufying the com ieXon aud aka. No tSi Bsosdwsy
aud druggists everywhere.
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Japonica -cer;aiR hut Harmless HAIR
~ aad 81 per bottle Oepo, ne Chsn
bert Soli all druggists aud At the SANITARY far
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sHer Majesty" Champac nes.-5OO Cases
a: kslper cass W. II WARD No. Brosd strect.
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t-0uraud'. POWdpe Subtite UprOOts Hair
fom Tow forsbeats pact Of the body Wsrrsa,rd Il
trpo,. ib3 Broadway
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Hni, I0smitabIe Hair Cutser.-~tYirs
neat executed 10 thc beat manner ouiy. NJ Barclay
ShaVtug coats.
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A Thousand Refrigcrafors, froW 81 20.
at L. d. BaSSFORD'S Cooper Institute
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SuFLav. EXTRA CLAs5 I7J-APtH u. ISb1
so, 2. a.. g. 30. Sc. 10. 20. ~. 40. IL. -
CLAss i5t-Aprl 10. 1854
22. AZ, 81. ~. %. Ia. Is. ~. IL. II. 81. 76
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Strike I'm Washington.
60 THB EDIrOR or THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1864
The Plumbers and Gas Fttors Association Of Wash.
iuston are on q strike for advance Of wages. We
hope our fellow tradssmeu will interfere until Il Is
settled r. G. CAMPBELL.
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TIE tAH 10 CLUsE SATURDAY WBkk.
The Executive committee held meeting yesterday
forenoon aud concluded TO close the FAIR finally Satur
day night week Before that time one twenty Ave
cent days wl oe allowed so that all may nave chance
10 contribute their mites
CiSDEHELLA; on, THE GLASS SLIPPER.
The announcement OF the Intended production or tiude
rella The Glass slipper, Nbios Garden Satur.
day AFTERNOON. with the drdndtfs persona represented
entirely By children has caused quite q sensation among
OF the theatre will not be large enough 70 accommodate
all viii desire TO attend. We refrain from dituIgng
the details OF tins novelty az u would blunt the appetite
OF the public everything " be told 100 soon II Is
sufficient TO state that among the actresses will
DC some u the best blood 10 Gotham son OF toe French
Consul General ana son OF MAJOR General Fremont viii
be in the cast Dodworth Is to do the musc THIS will
not be the most Insignificant means OF swelling the San
tary Fair fund
TABLEAtx WANTS
An exhibition OF tnbientr ripdws viii also be given al
Nblos saloon Tor the benefit " tue lair On Monday
evening. II viii be under the direction % Mr. ~ ".
GAYS OF the Academy OF Music, mrsic ia % be ir.
nisned by Graiula's seventh regiment band
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Ladies', AAcntton!-Any width, Five
cents y,fd frenca Fating COMPANY, gi' s,oaivsy
between Twenty itst and Twenty second streets Foe
sbity machinery AID facilities other establishment
compete with
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Grower & Bakers Highest Premium
sutc, Sewing Machines 495 BsO,iwsg. Rev Y,rs
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Snug Cottage Valuable Lot sm
Beiepain for Sli5 small payments: good ana sale
portun,tv OF smali 10 obtain a home Meet
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New styles Fancy Pants and Vests, sac
sic Waking Coats tia TO 30 Spring SI2
81 CLARKE in William street
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Ferris < Son -BO0ts. Shoes and bat
IN Quality style and ehcapnrss uneanaied 81 Nss
sfaet ,aI 5yi Broad way. ast below fouth seset
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Denfncss and Diseases Of the Eye
treated usual nv DR. CALDWELL - ctuou place Egbhs
street ipurs from . Ia
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Decided Suecess.-Vhr New style of
iiat for the Ius iroduced by Knox ic
cidcd aud VIII be generally The
rcmsrkae ths that II seems 10 ant simoss
style OF copnensnce II attractive by the beauty
fabric and ia Will recommend e. all p.rs00s
good taste. The establishment o KNOX - at No sg
Broadway, corner OF Fulton street
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Pateatsf Patentsf Patrnsss
Mesfs MUM 4 CO. publishers OF ths SCI&rrfrfO
AMkRfCAN continue 70 act ATTORNEYS for securing Pa
for uew Inventions IN this and all foreign countries
Msssrs Mum Co have had seventeen years sspcrrnS
In soliciting Patents aud have acted Attorneys for ussS
thsn ~ mo 10 yentors a.. -. -
TAM Tor uven0rs furnished Tree app"n
tsa coma N atom aud advice free. Address
MUM J. CO. ~ PARK row, hs~ YORK. pc
Corue, aud beve1th streets. Wssa,ss'ooL ID y.
Pr0r. AleI. q. Bnrvy's TStcoph erOus ~
MedicseJ Compound for prcserv ing restoring aad oca,a
tying the hair erad,catng and dAndrnH preventing
badness ny hairs curing dsesseso OF The sksn s.nds
such salt rhcum. pnples chiibans Ac
chaps hesmatism sweiings core throat &C. giving in
relief Of btutses spraius surus SO Dc
Ac Prtoe Is crots Sold by all Druggists Throughout The
1ord Pr,nr,pal once Jft Pearl street NJ
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survey NJ . Glance.
WHOLE FIELD or tue FASHIONS

survey at . Glance.
WHOLE erSLo y" or rue vAsatocs
asSrnExES's MISSES AND cHrLoesss aArs
In ocie, 90 do ihs goa are Invited % ss me ssAoS
msnt % ..x..
ST. saoADwY.
The largest most completely stocked hat s.oee :. ne
u yass 81 oss ausDss1 Se new ae. NJ pass
r n s =. Rs,,er he sss Got ony ne,sc
never econ - s i,sa.s 'i FOX ALL AaEs
a. hts ''ocs nov coc:,g, nS TSq sts sse
could scarcely ,ucres an addition to cbsifeas ant
misses depsrincnt 4 believed tina. No no.asr -.
vsr.iai an asssrmen, 10 The department q s,ssmsns
Dr-'' ''h s qwrs,s sys s ~ sry.rs
"''S' "' ~ 'p'''' " ~ GESrH IS srri-"
something New Me GIN. sh~ Hate
No s os-Y o s.s sGoa 1 sna s sss
lcnnoc to u u must be s.cn @ be appreciate ~ 80
Nrnnps ta's and iaysrsbJ KNOWN VIII DC hsPpy - 10
t1eats At thts - sbii>hment
Tru.ses. Elastic stockings, &c.-rfar.n
90 Z, Radical Cure Truss Office Only aNc aVescy sscct
Lady Atcatt1t
To Zee Cream settlers --Confe tion-vs,
ksspvrs VI public esorts gardens. eating hptses hoes -
ea .ion, pc oas add pir,. t1rpshsi y % esy 'a.e
depot ~, ro.rsh avenue
wtes, Tsupres, Hale Dye. Hair Dyr,0x
aud MoLiayis Crean. tor oeanrsylug 90 Hh5 y =.
eArChtEo q Bond street
wheeler & Wilson's Highest Prs~.ism
LocS ssich Sewing Machines Sss Brotts0
watches aud Jeweiry
OF Alt DESCRIPTIONS
~ aEoRoE ALLl;s 40 eg,a~.
ia. Is,s oeo~ G,naI street t"mefp v "snS ''''
100 900 Wsnansaas Received per scam
xs.sSx 4 cs' - sa.i sses =
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q resolution for his expulsion He still further
Coiaxj had es bis exalted position and moved tina,
rcsoIucu and he not less surprised at that gentle
man nr Ccsr asssn s speech pee ~ saso, 2.
gentleman (nr Colfsx) Offering the resolution He did
not mpugn his (Ar Colfax's, motives He did not doubt
his right odsr the resolution that he did He (Mr.
Long, had, with "a New exceptions. not treated
win the highest regard and consideration BY members
mpusned his motives or his honesty. For
what he had said he tMr. Long, was arrairned
% @ asS he e .s
gentlemen heres Was II that no had lost his self
respect and had done anything worthy Of censureS For
four mouths he (Mr Long, had occupied seat here and
now this extraordinary charge brought against him
Gentlemen on tho other side had complimened him for
che manner 10 which he tNr Long) had conducted him
ssf herr We nave been called upon increase Of
taxes add ton to the present already heavy burdens
and therefore, In his speech be had considered the magn'
de II this taxation and the question 81 var and had
claimed his right the representative OF afrec constu
eucy 10 express rnis was the sum and sub
stance OF his (Mr Longs) Offending lie had gathered
the materials OK his speecb-arcady made Tor him ny
the states OF the old Wing party, who sdorned the
pages Of history. The materials we're also Furnished
bv gentlemen connected WITH tue republican
party lie (r. Ioug) had quoted from Prcsidcnt LIN
coin from Secretary Seward and from secretary Chase
authority who have laid down the principes OF
the government 10 time OF fe repeated that from
these he (Mr. Long, had drawn his conclusions sume
o. bis (Mr Longs) friends had taken occasion " pus
themselves IN opposition TO h.m, and Tue re.
pubcans had been very careful 70 do tho saIue lie
MI Long, asked the gentlemen to approach the subject
now before them with lie might be 10 esrJr out
his conscience and his Judgment told him that ne VAS
not lie might not look upon our present CONDITION W
lts true light II 80 he sorry or u he hai han tne
Independence TO express Ia this hall hts deliberate
opinions, aud with great circumspecon, aud Tor tns b
courage and his manhood had been commended by gen
temcn on the other side. This h;s oNcnceno more
no less II am blamed for that, then tue God Of my
repeated that he had declared his deliberate
before this House, ana had quoted his ovn support
the views ant had followed the leadership OF the dist
gus3od gentleman from Pernsyk snia tkt. stcveosl
IL tMr Loug) said a. The tine that hs would taks
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Elliptic Sewing Machines.
They n g the See fhein before purchasing.
OFFICE; ST. BROADWAY. ny
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Chaps. Chafes. Pimpirs, Erapti"as,
saitt heum nesh worms &c. cared ty 9OuRAUD3 Italian
Aedcalea Soap his depot. t5i broadway
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Cloth end Parchment TaIs-Fov ShtO-
plng Cotton. Woo. Flax. &C. Al VlCTO. e. MAUoEhS,
It's Chambers street.
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ID Rarnun's SELF sewer for all sew IN &
machines Price 81 30 with directons Donated 10 and fc'
safe the FAIR Fourteenth the mach
room. and ~ the inventors adInrsers WILCOX 3
GIBBS Sewing Mach,ae Office, S0s broadway New York
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There il no dminuti0a whatever the attendance At
the FAIR Yesterday ami evening there another
Jam As will be seen below. is Intended TO close the
FAIR Saturday week but should the present crowds
continue 10 i the Golfers Of the SANITARY Commission a.
would not be advisable 10 shut shop
the ARMY SWORD RACE.
This continues TO be the tonic aud excemeat or the
Fair The total vote stood last ight a follows
McCieuan s1Io
Grant 9Ta
Mcclellan majority ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3st
The foliowin written one OF the pages q the
voting book. accompanying which hundred dol,
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CURED
CROSS BYE sTRAIaHTENRD rs ONE
MINUTE
Aud disaasr NJ the Eve AMI ar rcur1nl either
medical surgical AID attended To by DIR Won BiSRk
BERB At hs consulting b5 broadway uear Twelfth
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COngvcss.-Tne Most Reliable Stsmu-
iants cstant are undo bcdy SrERNEs Congress Bourbss
Punca Hitters Cordial Grocers and druggists hsso
them New Yosx depot 2DZ Broadway.
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DIR. MRrslsa aus Catarrh SNUFF - Kc-
led by 81 the best aad IL used
wh great All Satisfaction everywhere sold air
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comp,ish smIiar object be would accept for bis
60 ss q cou moi &C. oSs %
puIslon. We demanded the previous question.
Mr. cox. (opp., Of Ohio, wanted TO move to lay the
Mr. paws, ,rep.) OF Nd, gave notice that no should
renew TIE original resolution Of expuisoo.
Tue question was stated --"shsl the main question DO
nov pur'
Mr. CoFAr remarked that, delays were intended be
had bettcr proceed with hrs remarKs
Mr Cox replied that h. and his friends DID not want 20
delay but they thought, on question o. sucn import
auce there ought TO be q record OF names.
The main question was then ordered to be put-yeas
M Cotrax said the gentleman from ohio (Mr. Pendle
ton) asked on Tuesday, where are wet" He would
answer, are in the Capitol OF the United Staee-of
that repasc which STU, lives 70 spite Of oopspscy ana
arms IN their hands, wfhir und without lines; and
which thanks 70 Cod and 10 gallant soldiers 10 the
6eid. VII, i've rs long as time shall last Al such time
aud IN such place with The enemy almost nj the gates
OF cspta, the gentleman from Ohio (Mr Long) de-
ciarcs that our country dead and advo.
rccogatiou-to pluck down eleven State, from our
banner receive in that diplomatic gallery an envoy
regard, representing here government founded
ou soil, and causing the heights OF Ar.
our deIo, raons this capitol Mr.. Cox had called his
course extraordinary He had parallel and iustlca.
ton ns. same & Sos 19un,ea n,o 70 the
met TO disavow the sentiments Of his colleague
{r Long and further that he iar Cox was autho
40 10 declare II was extraordinary that thirteen
tIeme o tue same political party should deem TO he
their duy to meet In and authorize OF their
number TO publicly dIsavow the speech, as for him TO
ser tne resolution n that could be done Tor the ine
rests OF party why should he (r Coax) be criticized
Tor asking the House 20 soemny epudae the speech
tbe interests OF the country
vr PfSptEroS remarked that he Gid not know that
sbere had ana that his colleague (Mr Cox
had mo- authority 20 speak IN his behalf.
Mr. Cox desire 20 say that rs 10 tue caucus OF Ohio
though MT present., eleven OF my col
eages conquered in and authorized the statement that
sh.y lid not agree that the sentiment attributed 30 my
c,ses,ue ME Ioug) the sentiment OF the democracy
AZ, Tot,Ax fresum,ugl repeated that he had brought
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-13
SaE4
ID Il N IT'S Il Il \ /!
Teeth Extracted Without Pain!

NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS.
DR.. j. C. De FORKS, has the pleasure Of announcing
10 the public that he is administering the Nitrous
oxide or " Laughing Gas" by the ALL Of whca be il
enabled IN
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RrHIEf INrrN AINUtEs
Bryan EuilnOnsC Wafer

rhS most speedy remedy ever discovered r
al Diseases of the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, inuuensa
Horsencss, Difficult breathing, sore
Throat sc, SO.
pilESk WFERS give tho most Instantaneous and per
feet relief and when psrscvercd with according o.
directions, never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored 10 perfect health vino have
ued ether means iH vain To all classes and all consti.
buttons they equally blessing aud curenone need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed o. however severe It may be- provided the organic
si-rriufe ~ the vital organs IL not hopeesly decayrd
atrrv enc afflicted houd give them an impartial trial.
Nuealsts and public speakers these Waters are pc.
culisriY valuable tey Will Ia one duy remove che mos
aevrFn stnna hoaaeuess aud their regular Tor
tcv days WILL Al tunes increase the power aud lea
bulN Of tAe voice, greatly Improving It's tone compass
AMI ccarnt Tor which purpose they regularly used
BY many prnfessioal vocalist. Nov2SwdkmlY
ioa Mo3E4, sole Proprietor, ~ gorllandt streetN II
Hr-re p nla rnr Lhr L.r aAInhN all nrn.uIaIa
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Wary Sherman,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Couu, held al
w''hlNetos nnraicT, IS. Montpelier, In said district
on The 7 h day Of September, A. D. 1864.
n ". DREW, Executor Of the last will and testament
W If Mary sherman, tate Of DuIbury, IN said district
deceased presents his administration account for eIami-
nation and allowance, aud makes application for decree
Of distribution and partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Wheeupon 10 ordered by said Court SAID
and said application be referred to session OF said Court
70 be 1ed al the Probate once, In said Montpel er
the ftl day Of October, A. d. 1864 for hearing and dec
sion thereon and it's further ordered that notice hereof
be gwen to a persons iGte sted by publication Of the
sane hree weeks successiyely In the Green Mountain
Freeman newspaper pub sbed at Montpelier previous
10 sad time appointed for hearing that they may appear
at said time and place. and show cause, II any they
have why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made By the Court,
FgTWd A ruAaF Use.,s.
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h lflGrkRfr
oAMBnIDGE mARKFr. sept,mber7 ,.

OATbhtDGE mAhKET, SePtt mber z.
At Market 1850 Cattle, about 1910 BeeYe and l6I Stores
Consisting e. WORKING Oxen Mich Cows sndore two
| Andthree y0ars cla
rrioes-1rft"t Beef-ExtfA $500 20 $3.50 ~ {
'iy $1,000 TO M ID $1,000 TO 400 Sd u 90 to 500
Working oxen-SlC0 to 20
Cows and Calyes-g3O 10 IL.
Ysarlngs 5000 to Oo,OO two years old, ;SlOg t, s.
90 three years old, $4,000 to $500.
sheep and Lambs46 at market prices In lots s2 so
TO $50 each extra, $500 to SOL
spring Lambs-2,60 to 500.
Veal Caves-&7oot to 400 Oafsklns-2s to 300 VI b.
Hdes--l3 10 1910 pr ID. Taliow--i4cprlb.
pals Sl0j to 80 each. Lambs $500
Remarks There was about 200 Cattle more than last
week but sales were quick and prices full high the
quality averaged better as there many small
min Cattle prices ranged from IS $l4 per 100 lbs few
sold as nigh 50 o., aud some low So and $50 per
cwt Thee was large number Of Sheep and Lambs and
sales slow al prices lower than last quite number
remaining in the yards At II O'clock
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CsaaI Notices.
sarah K2aicheIiOr,s E~tate.

aIAIE VI VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
"AsHN0roS DISTRICT, SIS. at Montpelier, 10 sad Dis.
MI 90 the Ith day OF September, A. d. 1864
&AhUEL IA CHELLOR. administrator Of the es
y ate Of sarah Ba ehror late rfRoIbury IN said DIS
m deceased presents his ADM nisraton account for
eiani alton and allowance, and makes application for
decree distribution and pafitiOn OF the estate Of said
deceased.
Whefegpon 1T is ordered by said Court that said
count ana SAID application be reened TO session 81 said
Court 10 be held al the Probate Office IN said Montpelier
on lhe an day of Oct ber A. d. 1864 for hearing and
decision thereon;
And II - further ordered, that notice hereof be
yFentoal parsons Interested, by publication OF the
1hfee weeNsuccessyely IN the Green hounlaln Free
man, newspaper published al Montpelier previons to
tald time appointed for hearing that they may appear
at aid time and place, and SHOW causr il any they
may nave, why said should not be allowed and
SUI D decree made, BY the Court.
T3iw3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register
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FAgA1 AccrDrNr-we learn from tho Rutland

FATAL AcCIDENT-We learn from the Rutan
Hera4 that Mr. and Mrs Il J. Mead %. Corn
wall and 'bo wife Of Dr. NJ l. Mead OF Albany
n. ", ueFe al thrown from d carriage in Corn
wa on Saturday last. Mrs. NJ. j. Mead wa
taken mp iaaof sIble G no remained al he
death which occurred On Monday. Mr.. rad Mrs
A. j. Mead were somewhat, though not serious
ly, injured
DR.. and Mr.. II. j. Mead are brothers Of the
editor OF the Middlobury Register and the
Doctors wife was on visit to her friends in Corn
wall aud MIddIebury at the time Of the fatal
occurrence
PRESENTATION The friends Of Lieut. Geo
B Drnry Of gainesville have presented to him
a handsome sword sash and belt, as a testimo
NAL of their respect for him, aud the cause.
LITERARY Tho soldiers Of Sloan General
Hospital AT this place have formed Literary
Society called the " Baxter Club, % named after
Hon. Portus Baxter NJ. C..
NINTH REomNr.-The Ninth Regiment has
been ordered TO join the 18Th Army Corps now
in the vicinity Of Fort Darling.
PERsoNAL.-Scrg Edgar Pitkln, LIST Regular
Cavalry, was severely wounded in a late fght
near Smithfed, Va
The First National Banks of Brandon and
Bratteboro, w. have been designated as deros-
tories Of public money.
The Hon Justin 5. Morrill, has arranged with
Charles Plrmenter, Esq, Of Windsor, to repre-
sent hun IN the army and Mr. P. has accor-
dinghy been enlisted as recruit Tor the town Of
Suofird
A wealthy Quaker Of Indiana, was asked 10 fur
nsh aid ~ forming a cavalry regiment He re-
Piled g" Friend, the. kH0wesl that cannot give
thee money OF horses Tor war-war is wicked
but az Tor nay our horses, 1t IL true that two will
serve my needs, and, friend, | will say this to
thee, that my stable door is not locked and if
zee thee0n one 0imy horses. and thy friend James
on another, will keep the peace towards both.
BRowS's BsoNeHrAL TRocnEs.-A depot s
opened 10 London Tor be sale Of these Lounges,
which have been 20 .oDl ~ use in America Tor
relieving Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Throat
Disorders and Affections OF the Lungs Liner
pool Post
BR0wN's BsoScHiAL TRocHEs The benef.
ci4l effects resulting from the use Of this remedy
and It's extensive use ipT Cough., Colds, ami
Throat Affections, has brought ont many im-
tations, most Of which contain injurious lnsre-
dents Tho Ifoches have proued heir efficacy
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In Glover Angus. sotl hl Rev &. X q. Perkins, M
y. DAVIS, p d Nis- haIy F. hiiips toh o. Glover
ln toHnth, us. 2s.A BY Rev F0lson, Nr. Josal
S. Mcrrs 0f Yer hire and Lueun etr II n CORN h
10 StraGaid, tp 9TH, 40 ihe Residence ni che bride
father By B,Y s.s Kd -, Of W .dnotk d 5. FdlAn
Of Montpelier amt aerndg b. dan he r % hiram Ro in
son Esq.
IN Rayaaon, tut o5,f, b. Rev. y. j. Haynes. Mr.
HanrY ~ chIe}, d. lheuord, an! iliss MAR sloway,
Of ko alton.
Ais9jn Sharon, Aug Bob, bi th' sAm., No. Charlie. y
Norton and Miss Jalla +. Phelps, both Of sharon
Also in Boyalton, Aug 3Jt BY the same. ar Charlie
II. Gardner ans Miss NaHha Kinsmau, both Of Hart-
ford
lr Barnard, Aug 9Th, by Rev. VIM. II. Wight, Mr.
lion Chamberlain and Miss Layna Atwood both Of
Barnard
DO Garuard, aug efh by l- same, Mr.. FQnk D. An
grill OF Barnard, and Mis- Hattie Morgan, Of Eden
IN Barnard, Arg ~ h. ny The same, Mr. 0aey II.
Chamberldn aud Miss Harriet b. Culver, DO If arnard