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No article has been &. i.oesd to the public that
has met with greater favor given universal sat
isfaeuon, than
FRENCH's VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER.
Tbs preparation is no compound Of chemicals,
ains oil alcohol but Is simply composed Of veget
al lie mattfr, and is the most complete
HAIR DKESMNG IN THE WORLD.
IL is not dye
wABRANTED WARRANTED
every instance TO restore Gray Hair to its atuTa
where ,hetcots have een disorgAnized BY sick
ness) to
PREVENT THE HAIR FALLING OFF,
To rfdicate Dandruf and Humor from the Scalp, to
cure Nervous Headache, to keep the head clean and
AUSTIN FRENCH
Portland, Me
u Sold by Druggists everywhere. SHY
IBPORTA TO THE AFFLI TED
DIR. DOW continues be consulted at bis office. Nos
I and kndicott street, Boston, on all diseases ofa
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BY long course Of ,tuoy and practical experience Dr.
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most Aaru ing cases NJ
q ONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of vepersa atd
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Humors ghtinl Swelings, and the long train Of hor.
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moderate
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on Dr. Dow at his otiee, No. 0 hndicott street
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TO THE LADIES
BOTH Married and Simple y
THE OLDESf REGULATOR FOR PRMAlFs

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| od5y Druggists generally.
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GINGER'S LETTER A" FAMILY
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Is the Best and Cheapest of all
Sewing Machines

Sewing Machines
II will do more kinds of sewing and 1t is the most dura
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machine at has stood the test Of fourteen years in the
manufacture Of Boots, Shoes, and Clotnng, and was
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The Letter A" machine lie adapted Family use and
light manufacturing purposes. II can
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and has capacity for great variety OF ornamental
work 1t
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GosameT tissue, with ease and rapidity.
The A Machine
Is furnished tablet Of various styles and prices cor
responding with cost Of Table and finish Of machine
But the machine itself undergoss no change as regards
It's adjustment or working capacity
The No. 2 Imperial S. S. Machine
is fitted for fine and medium leather work and l. the
machine so very extensively used by Shoe Manufacturers
and Merchant IAilors
The No Imperial, large shuttle machine, with vi
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and is the
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It surpasses all other Machines for ornamen-
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The No Machine ia the only sewing Machine made
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The fin9er ~ chine sew sith straight needle and
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The needle and shuttle are operated by revolving ma
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For Sale by HENRY BARNES
Zone door loHfh Of Burnham's Hotel
State Street, Montpelier, w.,
where these machines may be seen in operation.
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BBAUTlFYING TIM OOaIPLK.xIOH.
NOT A FEW

Of the worst lfordors that act mankind arise fo tho
corruption t4 accunuiatcs 10 the Mood or al tho dis
eovcrca hl have been made TO purge Il out none can
equal ia cnect iirtitaLn's CoiorrD ExrnAcr or sac
sArArfIA 70 oicanses and tao Hood instnis
INC visor OF hcaA into the system, and purges ont tho
hnnors which make disease. IL stimulates the healthy
functions OF The body AID expes The DISORDER that grow
And rankle IN tAe blood Such remedy that could DO
relied On has lons been sought for and now or the rtt
TINE The public have one on which they can depend Our
space mere doas NOT admit u ccrcaeH 70 show eIeeti,
bu, The trial Of asingle bottle VII sow to the sek lst
has Its virtues surprising ythns cy have ever taken
Two Tablespoonful Of the Extract Of sarsapara added
10 pint Of water equal tho Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle hiy equal gallon ofthe Syrup OF sgTss-
parillAs or the detection 40 usually made.
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Ia many affections peculiar to Females. the ExrHAGr
Bucuu Il unequaod b. any other remedy, and for all
complaints Incident to The scH or IN tho
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LFR.
~ sEE SYMPTOMS AnovE.
III No Family should be without Il.
+. ].
Take nalsarn. nercury. or unpleasant medicine for
unpleasant and dangerous disease
hLLtiDUAD'o LAihAGI bUGhU
GG1p2OUGD ROSE VASE
Cures Secret Diseases
In all their stages ntuo etpsnao, little change q
diet. no Inconvenience. andEo EXPOSURE.
M.
USE HEIMBOLD'S
( T r A c T BUC H U
For all Affections and diseases OF these orr,ns whehsr
EXISTING ~ 3LALE or FEMALE.
Prom Whatever cause ginatnr and no matter how iong
standing Diseases Of these require the aid Ola
diureuc.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretio.
And ITS certain to have the desired effect all
N.fak.ss a..
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BLOOD BLOOD nLooDl
Hc1TnbOld,S

iuu-Ar COS -sTEhrrr COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT ShBSAPARlLLA,
For purifying me- Blood removing r ehlaulc e,nstitu-
hohA dlacaso arising from impure state 90 &c nlood
and the So reliable and enectua known remedy Tor the
cure OF se.oilia, seald Head, Salt Rheum raiua ana
hwelings Of The nonea Uieeraons OF The Throat and
Legs Bloichea, rimpies % nc face letter. Erysipeias
and ~ seay Eruploll b. Abe skin,
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A WAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
1'R u S s f. =

Comfort and cure for the ruptrhed Sent free on
receipt Of one red postage stamp Address Il, b. FooTn
Nj D.. 1880 broadway Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

bOsIQN-George g. Goodwin K Co
NEW YORK-DemAs, Barnes * Co.
BALTlMORE-S. S. Hance.
pilISbukGH-Dr George II Keyser.
CCiiin,GiNNAl IF Il. Sure 4 o., aud ]. ID. Park
ST LOUIS-Collins Bros
PAN FkANCl soO-Hostetter, Smith a Dean.
R'' - 4n0 tealffq a. Is
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

cute the writ of ejectment by removing The
furniture, bot as soon as they proceeded te
work were surrounded on all sides BY up
wards of 10 resOlute and determined men
| none of whom were masked or in the least
disguised. The sheriff received several
blows, and Deputy James Gillespie was very
roughly used. Finding it impossible to exc
cute the writ with the small force at his
disposal, the sheriff withdrew from the
premises. The snti-renters hoOting at him
TO make an arrest They were armed with
clubs, but displayed no firearms, although
it is believed they had them also. They
defed the sheriff TO execute any Erits, and
gave him to understand any attempt to do
so would be violently resisted, no matter
what might be the result. The sheriff and
his party then returned to this city and at
once issued an order to the commsnding Of
fieer Of the 10th regiment New York State
National Guards TO detail 100 men from his
command, fully armed and equipped, TO pro-
coed 10 the seat of war, to aid him in exc
cutting the writs Of ejectment held by him.
The force will leave tomorrow morning at
half past seven, under command of acting
Colonel Mcfarland, and Will remain in the
disaffected district as long as their services
may be required. Should the force be in
sufficient 70 cope with the enemy the whole
militia in she county will be ordered out
There is considerable excitement IN the
city and the different company armories
are busy places tonight.
+ arI e-sf Fire. .5 la.-..-.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Union Coal and
Oil Compsny's Refinery, at Msysville, Ky.,s
was partially destroyed by fire this evening.
Loss heavy in oil. Insurance unknown.
on Surveys Commenced.
a.. II
reconstruction of the levees have been COM,
RI, .. .,.-....- .I .-1
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General News.
AntI.Rent Troubles.

ALBANY, July 1.-THE anti-rent troubles
have broken out afresh in this county and
have assumed quite serious character.
Sheriff Fitch while endeavoriDg to execute
legal process has been foraibly resisted and
he and his deputies were violently assault
ed. The sheriff left here yesterday TO eject
one Peter Warner from the premises oecu-
pied BY him. He was accompanied by six
Deputies. His arrival at a point about
Eve miles from 1.-The seat of war" was in
some manner communicated 70 the disaf-
footed, and from KIowen's out were met
along road by parties who gave expression
TO their feelings by demonstrations Of a
varied character. Arriving at the house Of
Mr.. Warner they were confronted by a
party Of twenty men, who, however, offered
no opposition. The doors were locked and
although the sheriff informed the inmates
that the matter might be amicably settled,
would not admit him. He then burst open
the door and succeeded in getting one Of
his legs inside, when the door was forced
shut and his limb very severely squeezed
Finally he effected an entrance, when be
again attempted to eonciliate. all 10 DO pur-
pose. He then directed his deputies 10 exc
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

The Washington Star gives the follow
ing as the result of the balloting on the
votive offerings to distinguished men at
the National Fair in that city: Major
General o. o. Howard receives the sword,
the vote standing when the polls closed
Gen. Howard, 1858; Gen. Thomas, l,2O5;
Gen. Sherman, 800; Gen. Bartlett, 79:
Gen. Hancock, IS; Gen. Sheridan, 64;
Gen. Meade, Z; scattering, Is. The Sena,
torial cane fell TO Senator Doolittle, OF
Wisconsin, who received 4,526 votes, the
next highest candidate being Senator Har-
ris, who received ] ,s56 votes. The cane
for the favorite Representative was award
ed 10 Green Clay Smith, who received
494 votes against 2ls TO Gen. Sehenck, his
principal cornpetitor. Atthe Rhode Is
land table, Senator SpFague carried of the
clay medal By 30 majority. Besides these
the following articles were presented
Dressing-case Major General Q. o. How.
1 ard set Of silyerwsre, Cornelius Wen
ldeIi silver pitcher, Hon. W!P. iFessen.
den Henry rifle, W. Short; baseball bat
Union Base Ball Club. ara =
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

IOOuG lJune lsl Saiut Eupie 0l bgoDh-l
The battalions of Lecco left this morn
ing for the Valteline, in the direction of
the Col. de Stelvio. At the hour which
l write tie first regiment of the Gsribal-
dians have Just embarked on the steamers
of the Lake Of Como. At eleven o'clock
numerous carriages brought families who
came to pass the day here with their
Young men. That regiment offered a
magnificent view. 1t is completely
clothed IN tho GAribsldiAn uniform All
along the port the bstalions fled off in
three ranks. The volunteers were in high
spirits, and their enthusiasm gained the
masses. On all parts national hymns
burst out accompanying the music Of the
national guard. The crowd was immense
on the jetties, in the streets, and at the
windows, all dressed out with flags.
Each volunteer had decorated his mus
ket with flowers and ribbons. Italian
humor joined in the fets, as some of the
soldiers suspended lanterns to their bayo-
nets, and when the spectators asked what
for, replied ITO find out the invisible
Tedeschi n The women, in charming toi-
lets, leaned from the balconies and ter
races. Among all these were mothers,
wives and young girls, who were sending
10 the massacre their sons, husbands and
betrothed. 1 could not count ten who
showed any weakness at the inal moment
The steamer Lario soon became red
mass, the volunteers being piled up there.
handkerchief were waved with energy
the songs redoubled the cannon gave the
signal for departure. "Addio Addio
ViYa rItslial Viva rindependenza
Viva Garibsldip
They started in frightfuI weather; a
heavy storm was raging the thunder
rolled incessantly, and the wind rolled
the waves on the lake like a miniature
sea- From the high mountains enormou:
clouds were bearing down On the darh
gorges. Again some reports Of cannon
were heard, and the Lario disappeared II
thick mist --r
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

Mrs. WinslOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething which greatly facilitates The process Of
teethiug, BY softening the gums, reducing all in
fammAtions, will allsy all pain and spasnOdic &C.
tion, and Is sure 10 regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, il will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to yeur infants. We have
put mp and sold this article Tor over 80 years, and
can say in confdeuoe and truthrof il what We have
never been able to say Of any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect q
cure, when finely used Never did we now an
instance Of dissatisfaction By any one VIII ased it.
On the contrary, all deligbted vita its opera
tious, and speak in terms OF CONSERVATION Of its
magical effects and medical virtues We speak in
this matter "wtSst ve dc know, . after 30 years.
experience ssnd pledge our reputation for the full
hiimenf ef Nhss ve hi deciArss inalmsst ever
instance wkere tie Infant Is sudefSag RON pain
and exhaustion relief will be tOaad in hfteen OF
twenty -miantes sfssr the syEuP ts ud1inistered.
Full direelions 4or asing UiiE acuompany each
bottle. None Esnaines uaisss the, Gse-sinilie OF
CURELs A-RxRkIEss kszs Yerks 4 On ths- s-ont-
| ! soId ~ al DrSSgists thr6uskouS the world.
Price only % cents per hottla.1oios' ri Z D.
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Spec1aIDIspatches.
RroE1vED UP TO 5 o'oLooK, -.
Special Disp.tehs. to the western Press.

Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
washington July 1s) Dispatches to Gin. Gazette
Important war Documents,
The resolution passed by the House on
Monday, calling for copies oflettsrs Of mem-
bers Of jeff. Davis Cabinet, will bring to
light the epistles of Breckinridge, Benjamin
and Regan, written Immediately after the
agreement Of General Sherman and General
Joe Johnston, which was rejected by Mr..
Lincoln. He asked them for their opinions
on that famous memoranda, and all three
coucurred in saying that under it the
Southern States would regain all the rights
they had prior to the war. On receiving
these letters, Davis wrote to his wife ex-
pressing great qualification at the result Of
the conference with Sherman.
Resignation OF Freeman Clarke
Hon. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller Of the
Currency, has rendered his resignation, TO
take effect on Monday next the 23d inst
He does not assign any reasons for this step,
but il is well known that he is not at all
satisfied with the Secretary's course respect
ing the National Bank repositories, and
that he is very much dissatisfied with the
report just made by the House COMMITTEES
on Banks. He is understood to be prePar-
ing a very important financial letter. dora
The Removal Of Marshal Sands.
The removal of A. C. Sands, as Marshal
fer the Southern District Of Ohio, may be
taken as evidence Of the political ProscriP-
tion now determined upon. The friends Of
the President freely admit that Sands off,
cisl record is clear, that he has made q
valuable officer, and the removal is solely
because he is known to be opposed to the
johnson policy. ~. ai- lIa -sIdz-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
nAM1LroN COLLEGE.

. The friends of Hamilton College, at
Clinton, in Now York, will be pleased tc
learn that an earnest effort is being made
TO raise, by contributions of its Western
Alumni, the sum of $4,000 for the cree
tion Of q library hall. Hon. Perry 81
Smith, of Chicago, recently offered to con-
tribute $4,000 for that purpose provided
alike sum was made up at the West. The
committee at Chicago have issued q circu-
lar calling upon the Western Alumni
and friends of the College tebe present at
Clinton on the 18th Of July, when the
corner stone will be laid by the Hon,
Perry H Smith. An address will be de-
livered by Gov. Seymour, an oration by
Col. Buttricl1, of Milwaukee, and poem
read by G. K. Cleveland, of ST. Paul II
is also proposed to challenge the Eastern
Alumni to raise like sum SIS, 900 TO en-
dow and increase the libraries.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
AMHERST COLLEGE.

Last week was commencement in Am
herst. On Sunday afternoon the Bacca-
laureate sermon was delivered by the Pres
ident Rev. DIR. William A. Stearns. He
selected MS the theme of his discourse a
passage from the 18th chapter of Matthew
-"The field is the world d"-and illustrated
the condition and progress of Christianity
by its influence upon nations, showing
what had been accomplished and what re-
mained yet to be done. He paid 8 tribute
to Peabody and 70 Northrop-the latter
q graduate of the cOllege-for their benev-
olent deeds in London. The address 10
the graduating class was strikingly beau
tiful, and an allusion 10 a classmate who
bad recently died, and who had attained
the highest hOnors, was full of pathos.
DIR. Stearns has recently returned from a
trip to England and the continent.
George S. Hilliard, of Boston, delivered
the Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa
Society and the poem was by j. G. Hol-
land, Esq, of Springfield. There have
been nineteen deaths amoLg the Alumni
during the past year. The whole number
of Alumni is one thousand six hundred
and eighty one
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
Cur Mexican Minister Wanftu~ Ru.
- la- plOyElent. ~ f.FE7 ~
THE TzENEssEE LEaIyLArUa.

Cur Minister 20 Mexieo ia vvorl.;r., ...z;5-
uousIy to bring all Of Mr.. LineoIp,s an
poipfees to the rsckL ,YHGs"TSG- " : -
ZEE TENNESSEE LEeIsLA,,..
| WssaS.sa roS I,,fy 1z1Is,hs Eug..-.s,,
D.fsh - .o,a;,,aJ ;. - - ois-
Thamas I. ; -"rSrS1 -1eyH -iou' ~ lal
4 N.s.v1,,,,Isx - 7... a..
Liant Can Gr,nt Wssbin.ton' n =, = io'o' ei
some of the memhers on tbe Honsa -
Representative of The Generaf Assembly
conduct themselves in & very refractorv
manner. absenting themseIEssfte q prsFenta a
qaorau and thus 0bstruetiag business. The
Governor csangta mAusEe diem with the
mems a. ms disPesab and q has aPplied %
;1s s t0s -ssls.eneeI ~. SnaH rarnish
A.. r,l-l1ei II AHoA4s,
rh., - y -oene - '2o'n nanoing-
| ne i0iio"ing answer was immediaseiY
s''a.. 49,. -
-, ~ .lis 80 NsIoS, ~ IuLy II.
a. a. e WI Inssluet zen. fnomas
se s.e sesseel ia 1nls 40 not
,L.-:.- Ss:A. % |. .sa-
~ ~ etOn OI tne peace
~ sliie ~ fProPefiy 70 70 tne state
sasnori.es, ssAtHn s sno ne Guy oi tue United
- -. = %. z an.srlsre N any way
.rt6o-;tis. - ~ s5n saS g2liseei NJ
Ill ..r.tI, - - LnonlAS
Il L.k-- L \ \ =
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,s-,-,.7t'lDSy 0ooiesAly oi war
80. - KkfrRED.
SMr. Speed retired Yesterday from the Of
Gee of Attorney Gensrsf Immediately upon
dispatehing his resign atjSS FSrnaIIy 70 tbe
President. He,is, now at his priTate resi-
dence in THE city, engaged in .pTeparin0 10
leave for Kentucky next Monday.
ftttr ,--,-.,-rr - -
- - 1,,,'-,-,',
=, mn. =, Z IoeisSo Si1fA reslBns1cn as
Psfoliel " lie SstIr ency 1as Deen ae-
oy 1s. s1e an1 Ieierred 70 the
an .. sIe IIsas9ry' wno' under the
iS"' VIII eeS' a-'e 'a SUCCESSFUL '
THE Secretary of the Treasury haa an
pointed to the new office. Of Commissioners
Of Revenue the Hon. A. Wells now Chair
man Of the United States Revenue Commits
sion. This,lWsf believe, 70 be almost the
first instance in our political history where
new civil otnces mas been crested BY Con
gress, IN order 70 retain the services of q.
particular 9individusl having passed Con-
gress only on the understanding that the
appointments would De made as Indicated
The Revenue COMMISSION expires BY vir-
tue OF the act OF ! uly 18th 1859, on the LIST
OF the following month Tne Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day addressed 70 each
member and Secretary note of generous
&C acknowledgment OF their services, and Ro.
ot1cial notlncation OF the termination OF
tneir truss-
Inc reports ot Inc Com mmisslon - about 70
oe issued entire oy congress, making
handsome volume OF 4sg pages.
The War Departments has ordered at the
instance OF the PRESIDENT that all persons
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Posts Wash
ington special says the Senate committee
will report the nomination of Randall for
Postmaster-General 10 the Senate for such
action as it may deem proper.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
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HAZARD 4 CAswELL's Con Liver on.
CASWELL, MACK & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by AII Druggists- dec27:BlO