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| follows;
The Department. of the East Mai
Gen. Joseph Hooker to command; tc
| embrace the NeT England States New
York and New Jersey: head0uarters Al
New York city.
2-Phe Middle D apsrtment, Maj Gen.
W. s. Hancock TO. command; to EN-
brace the States of West Virginia. Ma
ryland, except the counties of Anne
Arundel, Prince George, Calvert, Charles
andSt Marvs, the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad in Virginia the
States of Delaware and Pennsylvania;
headquarters at Baltimore.
S-Ihe Department of Washington.
Maj Gen. c. y Augur to command; TO
embrace the District of Columbia, the
Counties Of Anne Arundel, Pdnce
Georges, Calvert Charles and st
Mary's in Marylands and Fairfax coun-
ty IN Virginia; headquarters at Wash
ington
4--The Departmentof the Ohio, Mai.
Gen. Z q. c. Ord to command; to en-
brace the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Iii
nois and Michigan; headquarters at De
troit
5-The Department of the Tennes.
see, Msj. Gen. Stoneman to command;
to embrace the State of Tennessee;
headquarters at Knoxville
6-Ihe Department of Kentucky,
Mai. Gen N. Palmer to command; TO
embrace the State Of Kentucky; head
qnarters at Louisville
The Department of the Missouri,
Mai. Gen. John Pope to command; to
embrace the States of Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas, aud
the Territories of Nebraska, Dacotah,
and Montana; headquarters at Fort |
Leavenworth.
S-The Department of Virginia, Mai.
Gen. Alfred II. Terry to command; to en-
brace the State Of Virginia, excepting |
Fairfax County, and the line Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; head |
quarters at Richmond.
9-The Department Of North CARROLL |
ma, Maj Gen John NJ Scoheld to
command; to embrace the State of |
North Carolina; headquarters at Ra-
leigh.
l0-The Department of South Coro-
lima, Maj. Gen. Q A. Gilmore to com
mand; to embrace the State of South |
headquarters at Hilton
Head.
1.-THE Department Of Georgia,
Msj. Gen Jas B Stedman to command;
10 embrace The State Of Georgia; head |
quarters at Augusta
I2- The Department Of Florida, |
Msior-Gen. John 6. Foster to command
to embrace the State Of Florida; head
quarters at Tallahassee.
13-The Department of Mississippi,
Majof-Gen. II. W. SlOcum to command; |
10 embrace the State of Mississippi; /
headquarters at VieksbuFg
1.-The Department of Alabama
Malor-Gen. C. B Wood to command; to
the State of Alabama; head
quarters at Mobile
15-The Department Of, Louisiana,
and Texas, Msjor-Gen. E. r s. Candy
10 command; TO embrace the States Of
Louisianag and Texas headquarters at
Il
16-The Department of Arkansas,
MAJOR Gen j. J. Reynolds to command /
10 embrace the State of Arkansas and
Indian Territory, headquarters at Little
Rock
1.-THE Department of Columbia,
Brig Gen G. Wright to command; to
embrace the State Of Oregon and Ter
ritories of Washington and Idaho; |
headquarters at Fort Vancouver.
lS-The Department of California, !
Major-Gen. Irwin Mcdowell to COM /
mand to embrace the States of Calls |
fornia and Nevada, and Territories of /
Utah, New Mexico and Colorado, head |
quarters at San Francisco. /
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aEADQUARTERS PJsr o. sAsaVILLE,l
NASHVILLE, TESS., July 18th, 1855. I

uhALN IAhIEho FUoI UF INAoINILLE,
NASHVILLE, TEsN., July 18th, ls65. .
G. nsal O'dsrs No.25.
!. In consideration os the hscdl IS and careless
msnner oi riding and dn ing q this Pc {. anI fog
the prOoer protect on Il persons nd proper y, the
Co ma ding Nficer Of the Post issues the { or-
ing OF q r..
1t Int TO ore connected with the u =. scrrire
or citizen, snail ride Or drive through Toe streetso
Nas vie, lenn., al a rate above stur n es p.I
hour.
1d. That The Provost Guard are he ohy inst ucied
20 see hat e sbove is ca red INTO sifsct They
viii hat the Party or parties trf'srressing The
same. but n No cAsg " d they IRE or use the biyo
rets upon tha del nQurnis
By order Of Col. N. r. Wood. Cormaudiug Pest
II ". DICKdU6r
iyie-n A.A Gen
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sherman,s Mareh Through GeorgIa

The Columbus (0hio) correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial says;
And, by the way, it is said, by one
who has seen the correspondence, thai
the hardest part of Sherman's task
after he reached Atlanta, was to gel
the consent of the authorities at Wash
ington to his projected march to Sa
vannah To the last even the Presi.
dent would do no more than consent
that he might undertakeit, and the two
heads of the War Department, Halleck
and Stanton, opposed it
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Officers on leave % absence 0r dataohed
duty, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed o. Soldiers fnal
statements bought aud assistance FaudeFed
masters and others 10 close their papers fby
experienced Quarternsesior's cIaTzs1 st No.
s., North Cherry street.
Il I. BusLsa.
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter
Hostetter'a, Cedron and Roback's Bittofo;
Ayrs's, Hurly's and Bulls sarsaparlua, Er
sale At the lowest cash rates at n. ". Fas-
tor's, No. 25 Public Square. Or. D. o..
Smith attends 70 the compopnding Of PEE
scriptons.
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The IhnIera.

Advices from Europe states that the
cIolera not only continues to rage at
Alexandria, though to less alarming
extent, but has now broken out at Cai,
70. 1t is not improbable that this
scOurge, following the Mediterranean
to Spain and surrounding countries,
may be communicated by means Of
trading vessels to our shores. The
Trieste ZeihAg, Of June 26. in slluding
to its presence in MScca, says
The Mussulman festivals Of the Kur-
be Bairam took plsce during the first
twenty one days of May, when 600, 900 to
100000 pilgrims annually assemble in
Mecca aud upon Mount Ararat to cele-
brate their pilgrimage with the usual
religious ceremonies The mode Of
life, utterly opposed to all rules OF diet
etc prudence pursued by these crowded
masses for ten or fifteen DAYS at the
holy places yearly entailed number OF
diseases to which many are sacrificed
This year the cholera, or, as the Gov
ernment prefers 70 call it, cholerina,
was sddod TO the customary pests, and
S said to have carried of 1000 people
st Mecca and upon Gebel Ararat within
the short space Of two months.
The London Telegraph sdds, con-
cerning Alexandria: ~@f 3
The Italian and Frensh harbors are
shut against vessels from Alexandra.
Marseilles has kept ali the nailboats in
Quarantine ever since two moribund
passengers we're landed in the .ioIlietts
and, at last, We ourselves Lave been
obliged 10 confront peril that cannot
be disregarded The newspapers and
letters which went out Of Che general
post Office on Tuesday last, were cent in
boxes, instead Of bags, 10 prevent IN
fections being carried out Of Egypt By
the mail passing through the country
The Richmond wa Republic, Of the
llth, says.
I'VE are pleased 70 be sbie 10 reporl
That the negro labarers throughout ths
country are recoverieg rom the excite
ment incident 70 their studded enAnci
patton, and are setting down 10 work
with q good win that sugurs fayoraoly
for their future welfare and that Of ths
State
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The sutler Goods At A. & M. Lnndaberg.
corner Public square aad Market are nov
beng closed cut. These must be sold re-
gardfess of Drics- New Is your time to Fet
great bargains there 10 Tobacco. Cigar,
Canned Fruit, Oyat8rs, sardinel, notions
and Hats. CouviRcs yourself ~ ealing
thare
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NoTics.-Wo would inform aii psrsons
hsvins claims ssaiuut The sovsrHmsat,
which we're fled with ne Board of Claims.
Of which william Driver va Reeogdsr,
crnvsnsd b. spssisi Fiesd Order 10 s8,
dated March is,h, Isds. Department oi tho
Cumberland, can have ihsir claims prop
eriy adjusted By eaiilug At our oGcs.
We win also have their Youchsrs. Rs-
eeiPts, ard Accounts ordered back fron
Washington, .. c., for The introduciioa Of
other proof, in order 70 subassutisis ihs en-
tire claim, that shs parties rasy get thsr
isst Indebtedness from she Government.
Jese-H II. TozgEisl Co.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taks1 IN
three seconds By Mr. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, Al ths Gallery Of thc Cambor-
and. apfiI-tL
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- -siaAt eaemoers Al Essay a Wrrnirt
-elie ,feairneni ior nseasas of iha Uriu.-v -
sexaAi eYs,ems-Sent RE. In aaafe.l sn-sf,r,--
aeeress, d. = eEfLlIN HOCGHT0N. Hoo
Associaien. Phiiadephia, IA. se-is-i,
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Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
R0sd Meeting.

TIE next Annual Meeting Of he Stockholders of
i the T. 4 A r. r. Company Fill take place IN
Franklin on Tuesday, the lst day Of .ugust. 1855.
A fall stteadance Is desI red. THIS 26th june. ise6
FRANK HARpEMAN. sec'y B Treas.
le2s-Im
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Gold is falling, 50 is fhs pnos d Phsio-
graphs Al the Gallery n the Cumbarlaad.
Gard Pictures noF only IS per dozen.
aprll-9 A. g. MoEna, Is Cedar -
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iICHi HURT FUHIgl
Scratch I Scrstekff grrstsh,t,

RLAsNAs rlOd CERATE ~ cure ths rt,b.s
-. =, * aelfs aso clres sosld-Haaa. on
mercury lrce, 81 cents per hoz. ss1t 6r ---,.f -
lily 2i - per do1an- AdIress Tlr. P..5tR -
boz 80, ciucianat. 0hio.. 81 70
-, -. hEn0NILfE a Co.
Hashrilia Tare
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70 the Voters OF she Sixth Congress
alonal DIstrIcf.

C5rpos,f of De ooltes of Lagrsncs. WatHs, Rar-
din Dsoifa,r. H77g. Leeis 1f1zry, Rietnlaa, Diek-
soa, Hissphrss Staoarf ard Montgomery.
take this method Of announcing myself a can
ddato to represent ybuin the next Congress q The
United States, and respectfully ak your suffrage at
ihs election on the frat THURSDAY in Aagasi NEXT
iei3-tP D.B. THJMA8.
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NO. 1oI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Challenge Ice oFsan at ss College street
ss-day. Everyboay so and ny it. II

Y yea want % keep eooi thess bot dsvs q,
70 ~ College street, snd 60. some Of the ms,
excellent Tee Cream in the city. ~
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fearl Miniatures, in Oh. o. Watsr colors
est tAs gsaaizs a. las salisTy of ne Cum.
ss1i-nd- aprll-n
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The New Military Departments
q and Divisions.
Eighteen Departments under as Many
Generals.

WAsHyGTOS, Wednesday, July l2.
The following order, which has been
IN sbeyance for some days in order to
positively define the geographical boun-l
dsrles OF the several departments, is
oihcially promulgated to-day
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GREAr ATrRAoEIoN a. CamsFoa. Ciss B
Co's,--supeF Silk BFocade, French GTeua-
dine At 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns.
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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We are authorized 70 announee EK.Gov. VS.. B.
CaMraEIL As candidate for Congress m ths Filh
Congressional istuct, composed of ths counties
Of Davidson, Williamson, Wilson, Sumner, Eot-
srtson, and Chsatham je27
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Just received, per express. me Dot Of
swissal, tarlston, na.nsosk, musiint. az pri-
Vste sale. Csc. HHlELna 4 ca.
jlyl-u IS and ~ College street
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Billiard Tables for Sale.

r,ouR GonD ElLLIaED TABLEs f5r s.le or
Kent Efs uasEpire1 ieaat 81 Do1u- A. -
ss'se.a = taa APpy g No - Gear alsssi.
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WAR DrpaR4srsr.
ApJUrAET GESERAL's OFFIcE. (
WASHINGTON, June q. IS65

= 5ExERAI oEDERs, Nosli8-The Pres.
ident directs thai the United States be
divided into military divisions, and sub
divided into military departments, as
follows.
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Summer Hats, "Hew styles" iuat rz7siY.
Cd. 3. Il. TaoEPsos,
p Cherry sl7oei, near Union.
jun2i-L
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BHiIdIng Lots Sor Sale.

Il HAVE or 10 iotz. iuimed.sieig heyond ihe
II HoFficuitu7al dsE1a1. vel situated tar luid.
IA purpossz. utich Hil rtIi ~ sod terzaa-
ssss-e Ion HUaH uzEEH.
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o. K. N O. 1
Hair-dreSSIHg 4 Shaving Saloon,
Cor Cedar and Summer slreets

N'is NeNaf al0 summer htfe6tA
TN : unders gsad resnec ailly ioiorrn the pull,
~ tha ~ hsre opsnsd a - ATsOCDE
which. flr coTfiIt, eieCa1ce ard convenience. /,
urespsiled ~ ttectr. fheir outft fura fiir.s an
indictments are eni rely rev. and pil b. sure q
rlease be pu.lc G. Nelson Walker the s-uior pert
uer, ait 2 he ng cu Of tusinesa for az monfhs
nov eilrns tcshi old occupahon, 10 Which 4 = fir
ncfly thiasued Sc large paircnaea aud poulifsr
" ~ hrst-cla7s hslhef ard naii-dressar He =
y tefulited to plea a. ever. nnd ecifcfta ous
-. ~. > u orders pre- ulV attended 10 10 d,e hss
lle, he sure O. cal a ne .. *. Ne. Han
"'e. ing and shaving Ssloon.
w In WALKER a NAPIER
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HEAIQUARTERs PJsF OF eAsavI.LF.

HEADQUARTERS PJsF or NAsaVIaLF.,
NAsHvILE, TENs, Euly 10. Is65.
Special Order No l2o
Oi and sfie-this date. al Soldiers found loiter-
ing around the city Ol IA hFille ren,, a ter heing
mustered our Of IN 5selvice, wi be Immediately
arrested
IRE officer 10 charge Of Provost Gu, rds wi car
~ into tfiect the anoye order send 81 uuquent'
- tfil tory prson Post 4 Nashv q aud report all
uames AZ 0nce % t1esH Headq arter
BY order Of III r. Wool, o. md'E Post
F. ". DlCkHURr, A. A. a. g.
julyl6-R
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Summer Hats, "neW styles. just recolv-
ed r. II. THouzsoa,
% Cherry street, near Union.
iun9k-tf
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$40 Reward,

I OtT-A POINTER Dog 1912
i : white relieved with red spos, ~
l1nz neck, on whi@h wBs pa - -
I ather collar with a common non -. =,
ung. BE answers o. he uaEle of -'tf-uFrai-7 AlY
pc son returning sai Dog 20 Mr.. Cra' ghear's On
Hgh street, rtl r A. IRWIN Cos, on Clark 81,
viii receive the above reward. if1G-3ideftt
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NOrice.--PWo boys, rom tnn o. fourteen
ears Of age, can find permanent employ
ment by applying az
r. y. NosTHuAva,
"a q Public Square.
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICR q PER BOX

TEyHIs CERATE HAS HEEH IN USE BF THE
II FRENCH ARMIES FOR TIE PAST PITY
year and there Is no French solder Who does not
know its value.
nEss also ossd excessively by he allied armies
ia the Crmesn VIZ, and scch were the benefits
derived run Is use that Il hss acquired world
VIDE reputation, and soldier who knows Of its
merit WI Be sor single week without box in ms
Enspaack, by the use q this CerHte he always has
~ guard sgaanst TIE vsrious troubles = which
solder ia su1eof, e. - GsEg - his cicthlg. be
Sal flt vent The appearances OF NeFmi1, and DE ds
eaes q the skin snumerNied above, and siier they
hsEe uacl their sppesranoe it is huf htte trouble,
Nith ths ad Of thia CSrAte % nc himself Of thoss
dlsacroeahis troubles.
ahe propneiors hsye gone 70 = great szpenss %
prcrure ne Original rogIpe q d. Teioc, sltn fuu
drac1crE, ard TIE HpuzrtIla for nam n &
oorsts se Z has beer rnade b. the oriensi iryea-
tof sna hsve procured The
Sole Agency Of the United Sta ses,
ked have % ected depot for the ssctrrs e
the srt5cle tn Nashville, oas 70 b.
ssar TIE Army of the Caabsrland.
Ard slro depot In Nsshingioa icr TIE accomfno-
dation a ne
Army OF the Potomac.
- - :, psncs tAs ocfsss n rech q everF roifler
- s.rrrier of TIE United 6iataa
= arHel1nfiW
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Fun bosom shirts, all sizes, just received
r. II. ruoars6s.
Jane2l-u 26 Cherry 81.
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Courha. Colds consumpaon-
CouFhs. Colds, Coneumpnoa.
CouFhs. Colds, Gon1umpnul-
Coughs. Colia. Censumplor-
aI,r- s-.xps's Compound Syrup via Chsrrr..
ssTir sursTue'a Cornpou1d eTru1 WHd Ch4r-v
HDr sEnyns's Compound ryrup Wild ChsrrT."
Cures an Complaints
Cures All Complaz1is
Cures ga Coupiziats
Cures AZ Complslnis
q fhe Ti.toai, Breast sut Luaz..
% the ihroaf, Bresst nnl Luuga,
~ iils Throat breast and LunEs,
~ the farosi. Breast and Lungs.
IA sootnes ths lrriiation q tss uueoue rsembr.se
shieh Ines he air pass.zes, and rves aociuch
1stress, causing ackileg %. nsirg N tne tbr1at
promotes ezpecto1ntlcn, iooeens the tough matter
which clogs up he vessels oi ne thrcat aad lunfs,
raj. d stmu'a-es lhe posel of aisestoa. ard haa
Pc lorned rery m-ny cures Hhen % ~ hEDal
probability itcouia nat - poaaltia.
10 d.. S.rayas 4son. so EartA slrsh 81. ma
Catarrhal Consumption.
/ ssnd you osrtdcats o. Eaoml Wncox q ihia
iosn.-sbe vs. Eilciod VIA 1aiarfnai conaulrp-
90 nnd & IsI r1a1T remsdise, ael con1nafd %
gfnH UaEker. iunEE ao1 1icfr1cn rlaA11c fefJ
much dsordsred. Frd Der pnysa.ans a1d i1ea.is
dssps.red a her Aie- InroeFn ne uee q ftuf
Coaspouad syrup 81 wa charry ahe s1tie.5 70
cosered. r v. SMITH llstlce q i1e fasee,
e0Ferleur, Nsa tofE-
7sluv.iu.sss Ms.EoIns. prepared szly b Dr.
8rayas son. 50 foTth zrin sireet, fhil,dep phia.
'o'a| w.Ihdw. HffTH. Dsuraass.
oor. csnrsh urd Fi-s tly-str. N.shyaia.
-na4a--l.Ii-triif -
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F1FrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL J. cAarER
as a csndidste for Congress in the Fif,h District
composed OF the counties Of wilansoD, Lavid-
son, GUNNER, Rober.son and CheathGm.
ie2l-tde
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FIFfH CONFESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised % announce N. n BaIEs, a. a
candidate for Congress 10 the Fiah coEsressOnsl
Distriet. composed OF ne counties Of williamson,
Davidson, wilson, Summer, Ro5sItlon and Cheat
ham junels-td'
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i,sOO sERVICEABLE HoRsEs
FOR RENT.

Afev -. i.--.lll .to-la.-i,l l-ia. toEilo, Or
ms5 49, VILLAS rQff.
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SPECIALNOTICES.
Announcement for OOngress.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We are authorised 10 announce EBEosb CooPEH
Of the county Of Bedford, a candidate to repre-
seat the people os the Fo,irth Congressional Dis
trict, composed OF The counties Ct 6ues, Fnnklin.
Coffee, Cannon. Rutnefofd Marshal, and Bedford,
in the Congress Of the United States.
he viii aadr' ss The people Of tho District At the
fsfior,yf,.r time. .Fsa rr...s-
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REaEnHER.-it 4 Is eomplete within Itself; 40 other
dressing or accompaniment of any nnd beng ~
quired. The hair - renovated AID sirergtheued,
ln 1restored toite ouEhE color soilness and beam
ty, Witbout the apphcaucn q mineral su1siaueea
lt IL entirely different non the many ar-icles that
have ieon issued from time 20 time. and is he
0NLT EE0gs kEsroEEn Of C0Ion aod peIiect Ham
DEEssHH o0IBNED. 10 is dalIcately perfumed, and
can be spphed b. hand, or s0h brush, A. it dael
nOt stain the shIr o. sod he finest Aneu-
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The Soldiers friend,

We M uadessoH to hETs = sisays n reaaa q
essr :. gsixx C,crnee is for ssle b al Drug
- al Tssirrr m Arlzy socds n a'asn7 7-lss 49,
y So "a ~ ni, posipsd 70 any adaFesz On reesP
o Y, o-5srs ~ nal should Be sddrsssed % 7. "
FsrasEoTth kCo., snccersoza y Y. - b-i'o" y
Be5 - haNh''a'' IVA spti-s
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We would respectfully ask TIE attention of Istiea
h tins new universally DopuiAr hair pfspArusion,
and remind them d he we'll established fsci that
many Of the hair t1nIcs Foglo are nos only pos
erless for good. but ahsclllely pelnclous and too
oleu oCstrucnVs in thcir infuenfe up0n the growth
/ a the hair. The " i.1naoa Hair Color hestorar n
contains no 6uhstsnce thas viii clog The pores, rut
| f does ccutala real nourishnlc { for TIE vessels
rom Ehicn "a roola glruE. lnus rcEd8rng the har
truly elegant and beaunnll Ia every period q lie.
On ehidfen's heada lt lafs t18 ioundztion o. good
h-sd of har, anc 81 ne adys toilet g s iBdispen-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

OOClEl l.
The following are the Vermont officers an,
committees
Vice Presideni--Daniel Kimball. Rutland
Trustees-George Campbell, West West
minister Ebenezer Bridge, Pomfret A. NJ
Clark, st. Adams Henry Clark, Poultney
Thomas Sanders, Brookfeld.
State Marshal-A. S. Cook, Brandon.
Committees No. |. Short Horn Stock
Geo. w. Black, Bellows Falls VIM. X
Sanford, Orwell.
Devon Stockholm NJ. Dyer, Salisbury
L. c. Udall, Quechee.
Ayrshire Stock-Daniel Kimball, Rutland
Thomas Sanders, Brookfield.
Hereford stock-Dawd Goodall, Bratte,
boro' Henry b Kent, Dorset.
Other recognised breeds--W. w Gison,
Pomfert Isaac C. Wheaton. Pittsiord
Grade or native--Elijah Cleveland, Coven-
try, Chairman Franklin Goodrich, POult-
ney.
Working Oxen-D. II. Davis, Windsor ;
d. K. Potter, st. Adams Charles Buckley
brookfeld S. Il. Wheat Putney.
Steers-M. C. Roundy, Springfield.
Fat Cattle-I. S. Benedict, Castleton.
Calves-D. X. Porter, ST. Adams A. NJ
Winslow, Putney.
Horses borough Bred-C. Hamilton,
White River Junction.
Stsllions-E. Foster Cooke, Rutland L..
T. Tucker, Royalton V. @. Hyde, Poult-
ney; Erastus Hubbard, Montpelier j. H..
Peters, Bradford II. G. Root, Bennington.
Mares-Wiliam Harmon, Shelburne.
Geldings and Fillies-Edgar H. Bill, Bird
port (; A. s. Cook, Brandon.
Mares and Geldings Wright, Mid
dlebury.
Matched Horses-Pit w. Hyde. Hyde
vile.
Draft Horses-A. g. Dewey, Hartford.
Ponies--T. w. Park, Bennington; Henry
Reyes, Newbury.
Saddle Horses-William Carter, Quechee
Sheep, Long wooled-J. ID. W heat, Put
Middle-w ooled-Reuben Daniels, Wood
stock.
Merinoes-Henry Boynton, Woodstock /;
Rollin Gleason, Benson.
Fat Sheep-John w. Cramton, Rutland.
Swine-Jerome w. Holden, Westminster
Poultry-E. NJ. Bissel, Shoreham.
Agricultural Productions - Edwin Ham
mond, Middebury Nathan Cushing, Chair
man, Woodstock.
Flour, Grain, &c.-Eben Bridge, Pomfret.
egetsbles-HenTy Haywood, North Cla-
Yendon.
Fruits and FlOwers-James M. Ketchum,
Sudbury.
Butter-Frsnklin Billings, Rutland
Cheese-George Campbell, Westminster.
Sugar and Honey-E. A. Smith, Dandy.
Agricultural Implements A ID. Smith,
Dandy.
Household Manufactures - b. H. Burt,
Rutland.
Leather-Charles G. Frost, Brstteboro'.
Neutrality-suspicious. ID. Hager, Proctors-
vile.
Esssys-Henry CLARK, Poultney.
The fair will be held at Concord, N. H.,
on the 9Th, 9th, 7th and 9Th of September,
1865.
On Friday the annual address will be de-
hvered BY His Excellency Fred. smythe Gov
ernor of New Hampshire.
The Vermont Centeral, Rutland and Burl-
ington and Passumpsic Railroads and their
connecting roads will carry articles and ami
mails for exhibition free, and passengers for
fare one t0ag.