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~ thar Large Wholssaie Warehouse, 81 q 30
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200 Old &c, (can size) entirely
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90 Gross Bsiloons, all sizes and coIors.
400 Gross American Flags, sill sizes-
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J eWs of the Week.
BY Telegraph TO tho Emil, Free Pre-.
FORTRESS MONROE. 18th.

via Baltimore, June 18Th. {
Inc County Bridge, where the battle was
-iougnt, IS near the head of branch OF
Back River. and is better known az G,eat
bethel After crossing a narrow, but ap-
paren!ly deep stream. the road turns some
what to the LEFT along its side. Just beyond
thc bridge, the rebels have planted their bat
terry, Consisting at least Of one I2-paund
Mid cannon and two field pieces.
Lieut. Col. Washbarn, with go men had
0y wade cucllt reach the relr of the bat
tery, and 1t Is quite evident that the rebels.
who II Is now asccTtained did not number
cuU men, were On the point Of leaving the
Col Taylor with nearly 1000 men, yestcr-
Gay made . reconnaissance from Newport
News, but returned to bis camp ii the even
TIE Monticello has Just arrived from
" ashlnetoa with large amount of amuni-
ton The weather il intensely hot.
Maj. Winthrop lclI. MORALLY wounded.
into the arms Of . Vermont Volunteer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
NEW YORK, Jane l.

4N~N 1 bhhs - dilc l..
Steamers from Phladelphia, 10 night,
TOOK tespltches for Con. Bltl-r and large
quantities. If she'll.
re 2ud q. y Regimen. are under
marching orders at moments notice.
Thirteen miles of track have ben lad on
TIE Oranga K Alexandria Railroad.
y number Of 32-pouuders have been
mounted on the Long Bridge eotreuchnl,rts,
An immense freight train, with horses
and wagons. has arrived
One OF the first acts OF the Virginia pro
'Isional government viii be the raising Of
ten regiments for the war
suitable materials for making percussion
caps and chemicals for detonating powder
are not to be had South.
y shell from a rife cannon which stuck
IA 'ae slj' OK the Freebjrn was not charged,
showing the lack Of that kind Of ammani-
ton.
Billy Wilson's Z1ulves ltaye New York
to day by the Vanderbilt
IL IS stated chat 1909 troops are entrenchcd
at Clarlastown, Va. with six FOUNDERS
mounted, and have in jail there two or three
members Of the Wheeling Convention. Gen.
Mcclellan viii attend to them shortly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

The steam IL D Canadian is lost; she struck
a piece Of ic5 south Of Belle Isle on 4th inst.
at noon, and sank in 50 minutes. Isl per-
sons, saved by the boats, landed on Cape
Boull and were brought to St. Johns, n. +
tais mornirg
We learn th5 Canadian had 81 Cabin and
81 stceIdge passengers and q crew Of about
so Cape B3u'd IS opposite Belle Isle Light
House. The Canadian sailed from Quebec
on the first OF June II. 7.
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HIRAM BENEDICT,s ESTATE

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been az.
w pointed by the Honorable the Problta
Court for the District Of Chitterdeu, Commits
sioners TO receive, examine aad adjust the cIiims
and demands Of all persons, sgains. the estate
of HIRAM G. BEN EDICT, late Of Underhili, il
said District, deceased represente1 insoiv0nt az
also ali claims and demands exhibited ia Offset there
h; and six months from dag Of the date hereof.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice, that We will At
tend to the business of appointment, at tho
dwelling Of DELANA BENEDICT, in UnderhiIi
in the said District, on tina Twentieth days of
June ard November next, at 10 o'clock. 4. IL,
on each of said days
Dated this 10 h day Of June, A. D. 1861.
THOMAS ". THoRp. cOmnisonars.
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MOULD give notice that !, ha- re,a,,s5
w from the HOSPITALS OF EUROPs. ani
Will resume the practice of Medicizs and surgery
at Montpelier.
- OFFICE CORNER STATE AND MAIN S-s.
DR.. R: is now fully prepared to opcra,e for mo
cure OF Epiphora or Wstery Eye; also for Opacity
OF the Cornea, by the new method now so sue
cessfully practiced in the 0pthslmic HospitlIs OF
London and Paris.
Montpelier, VT, June ;, 1861. r50ms.
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. ,, foer citizens were killed in St Lou;s
n Inlay morning, by a voley from a corn
, l"n! near the rear of Col Kul'man's reg;.
NV NJ, "Ich was returning from the NoFth
MISSOURI Railroad.
e.; ~ statements REGARDING the cause of tb,
:S "IG very conflicting, one being tba,
- ii9''i slot was fired from window IF m
80 o" Tue corner of Seventh and Locust
ci !, "AicA took effect in the shoulder If
5;,,. ~ 'nG captains Another is, that a SOL
80. "0'-aeu, ally discharged his riff, IN the
fri-I.',. a. "h'ch the whole company became
~ D'e1I.5' ana discharged a full vollcv At
'ne crowd On the sidewalk and N tho
windows Of the houses.
/ The Recorders Cont was N .....;.-,... A.
e,il ana was crowded with prisoners and
/ -t1e'~l i.., fdrt Ct the shots entered the
l''Ii' AiiIInS one police of Ger and wouDiin,
''io'H0i' romeo officer Pratt was shot in the
S va, '.Hi dIed m eighteen minutes. Danutv
i+ ~ .@Az received three bullets in bis
lesa and VIII undoubtedly die.
Gel. Stone and commlnI have ou,,t n,.-
session OF L2csburg, and the cars are rynnin.,
- miles Oh re Alozaud7la and Lee-hur'2
Railroad ''''''S
AIaj. Av2its's command at Seneca. had a
hIu>h Wi5h the socessionists and CIT
Sareye Of the Virginia forces. and twa. of he
men were ki.led. Mai. Egart's drew The
water out # the level Of che Cbescnoar,a
lanai IN 'front.' OF L.s position. and use'l tie
tJW path lJr breast work. g 'i,f Gave hi,
a decided advantage of position. Tic SECS !
Aonl,ts were driven Of.
The War D p.rtment has ordered tba ,.. /
building Of llarper'7 Ferry bridge. I, j.
peeted to be done in five days.
The East Pennsylvania Railroad comnanv
has made an 0it-r, which has b-eE aeeett,i /
to receive government bon s IN PAYMENT for
the transportation of troops and munitions
Of war, eR route between New York and Hrs
risburch
OF the slSirmish Monday night at Vienna.
which is Is miles from AiexlHdril. General
o;henek report says that on turning the
curve slowly within quarter Of mile 0f
\ Jenna We were fired upon bv masked bat
teries Of | think guns with shells. round
SHOT and grape, killing and woandinr the
nen on the platform and in the cars. before
-he tram could be stopped. The federal
roopS left the train, The engine being disl-
bed, and retired through the woods alon,
ho Railroad There were 8 killed. and
wounded. It Is sand that Gen. Schcncx re-
,eiyed information Of rebels being at VIENNA.
fAen De Was six 'AI.os.on this side OF that
tation, by man vlo hailed the L..iu. The
ram from Jenna at In. -paat four YES. erlly ,
-t'iIh53n' represents al quiet ar taat point
here were 5,0G0 /. $. troops mcIu4lpr d
tlTson's battery ia the vicinity. Two (
more o! tae wounded o. the OIi0 Re,imcut
we're tlFTr.I 3, q PIN i,...-.., -, ff.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

LOUISVILLE, NY, June ~.
Tie C0H4er has learned that l3 Of the
Federal troops were captured at Great
-tael, and have arrived at Richmond.
The vote in Tennessee as far as heard from
.sas follows For separation, 1926 no
SEPARATION - 21i
\ special despatch to tine Commercial says
parties from Richmond state that gigantic
preparations are making ior defence Of the
city, and it would seem "a, ii the first great
stand would be made there. 1000 troops
are 10 be there
I-is stated thlJ the Missouri Senator's will
not take their seat at the extra session Of
Congress.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

BALTIMORE, June 10.
regiment from Buffalo passed through
here this morning Tor Washington.
The Norfolk boat came up this morning
with hor coiors at half mast. having the re-
mains of Major Winthrop on board.
An officer from Fortress M3nroe slvs the
triai Of the rifed cannon at RIP Raps
was highly satisfactory. Many balls went
clear over Sswall's Point and fell into the
water between there and Craney Island.
One she'll burst over tue enemy s works. and
produced a sensation The mea cJu.d be
seen mounting thsr horses and fastening
away
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
FoBTRL.s MONROE. June -, :
(via BlltimOre) {

There have been no military movements
OF Importance to-day.
The statement ia the despatch OF Ycs5er-
day that the rebels retired from Great Bethel
is true only SO far as the main body is CON.
cerned: but the place is still hy held them,
and can be reinforced at short notice.
Lieut. Laeman and Dr. Martin Of Col
Burgess Regiment entered the enemies line
with the flag OF truce yesterday, and went
within halt a mile OF Yorktown They saw
formidable battery ut Great Bethel, but
were not allowed to examine the works.
From Yorktown they were conducted by
hfidie paths under escort Of a Sergeant and
four troopers, W h0 met them at New Markct
bridge 8 miles from Hampton, to which
point the rebel pickles now extend. They
were c9ur.ao4siy treated by Col. j. b. Ma
gru}er who commanded
There was 80 large cuc4mpment oi cav,
airy at ! Yorktown, and the place was being
strongly fortified There are also batteries
tween Great Bethel and Yorktown.
The -ssi 'ni,ts report one killed and FIVE
wounded at tne cu1agemGnt q, Great Bethel
IaJ'r Winthrop vas shot b Louisiana
rilaman, whilo leading 81 ls9rcus charge.
lie was buried by the rebels.
Two Z)ulvos oIc1 prisoners. The rebels
represented tAaJ they had other prisoner
whom they were willing to exchange Capt.
Phillips las to-day visited the Fortress with
a fig Of truce, in Ioiore Ic3 to the same.
Gen. Butler and Quartermaster Talmadge
have this ?. n gone 20 Newport News.
The taern9nGtoc was l20 in the shade
yesterday
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xHOsE WHO WISH FOR Pork, Pes

TEtHOSE WHO WISH FOX Fork, Peas
L Pickles, Pals, Pepper. Pinento, Hoes, Hams,
Honey, Hominy, Herrings, Maekerel, Molasses,
Meal, Matches, Mustard, Maccsroni, Match. safes,
Brocass, Baskets, Butter, Blueing, Beans, Bread,
Boxes, Sugar, Spades, Shovels, Soda, SaitPetre,
saleratus, Stone-ware, Salt, Spices (ground and
unground), Soaps (several sorts), Suitsns Ssuce,
Sage, eummer Savory, Syrups (Stuarts), Starch,
Stove Polish, Seeds, Sage, Salmon, Rakes, Rice,
Raj inns, Rose-water, Tea or Tapioca, Vinegar or
ysrmieeli, or any thing else required in the fam
liz O, On the farm, sre invited to call at
~ lo4@Ht A. 9. pEWEyT.
ssas%tb, 1851. dsw
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nW AVS REMEDIES ARETHE
ALLIES OF NATURE.
AEI InE SICK BE COMEORTEn

In al diseases the Gr,. obi..t :, 90 -:.
nadwaysReaiy Belief does this quicker than anx
other preparation known, and ~. man any
eohoic s;mulants. and even cbio-o1a-r, ~
less, As a defence defence against gain. sudden at,scks Of
laala''.s., II eens pace 40 every home Death
lief re-iniorces the vital prime pie enabling
successfully to resist the first tremendous onset
Cholera, Bilious Cholic, Scarlet Fever, Typhu,
and Typhoid Fever, Small Pox, Measles, Convul-
sions, Maiarioas fever, Spasms, and other fierce
diseases uu;i! .urther aid can be administered
Tor RheGnatism, Neuralgia, Intermittent and
hcuittent tsvcrs in their early stages. it is pos
itiTs cure; aud as al application for external in
jnTies, 1t has never been approached in efficacy
Administered as a dfusive stiInulaut. II restore.
suspended animation, when alcohol has no effect
whatever.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

\ Washington dispatch to the Commercial
says it has information that one column Of
the rebel forces at Manassas junction is on
the retreat towards Acquia Greek, and
another is covering its movements by q pre-
tended advance towards Fairfax. Il is un-
derstood that an attempt Will be made to
t-kc tier batteries at Vienna during the
dav
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
NEW YORK. june l.

The Worlds dispatch says there was quite
an excitement at Washington last night
The police arrested negro. when large
number Of the first Boston regiment rescued
him, severely injuring HIM while doing 90,
beating the policeman. The emente was
not qhclled ior some time.
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5 c.4t4.A class Of Democrats are attempt
~ 3. ~. ur compromise peace movement
s-slluuoas have been introduced into the
q aracacat g.alaturc opposing " subluga
--.' lrr..atjng civil War, and calling Tor
--u.a .. a.s.ilucs until Congress can act
ga: ,4y --'5--- Similar resolutions have
"a iauscac.1 iato the Iowa legislature.
T.-aa.l ~ 1Ir. Clilteaden's friends that
b. IS preparing a plan Of paeifcation 70 be
a@5:tc4 t. Congress at TIE Extra Session.
7 ,.l-a. or i5 thore uct, any further need
~ ealea principle, and OF the organ
.-.s1- With was formed 10 support them 3?
ur5v.zD. Lao Windsor journal Gays that
La.;rs c. Martin Of W-cstfor3, a student at
,.z-.rv sa,nary. r-s drowned, while
s-.llae ia IL Connc9aoa- river at 2'"-
-1~ ~ NorJ3y last,
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HORSE LOST.

Usf in louisville, Supposed to have strayed
81 from pto'ure) bob-tsiled chestnut horss,
with white STAG ia his face and roa nose, and with
small bone spawn on left hind leg. Any inform
alton Of his whereabouts will De thankfully re.
oeivet and duly rewarded by
JOE ANTOINE
Richmond, june Is, 1851. w3,.
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Next of Kin Wanted .

Hundreds of MiIiicns Pound. Sterling.
IN CEANCERY, BANK OF ENGLAND, &c,
4 waiting claimants. 4 Catalogue Of the heirs,
aud names Of those TO whom letters shc1il 30 ad-
dressed in England will be sent post free, on &C.
ceipt Of so cents, in stamps, or two for 81. Oh
claims must be presented at once. References
A. X. Hill, Boston; J. Burnhsm, Chief Of P1-
lice, HaverhiI. Address
W. w. S. ORBET0N / CO.,
w5lwJ Box $50. Post Office, Boston, Mass
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l.nIIsrIILF. Juur i

ilJJIsF ILLt, q uIt u
The mterdiclion of arms aud provisions
from the North ana the previous transmits
sion OF both South of this point. have
rendered the Louisville market bare.
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WAsnlSGToS, June 10.
Reliable accounts from Poolsyille at 9
o'clock last night state that Col. Stone is
still there and not at Leeeburg.
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7. "iiin il. II. Gould, OF Rutland, Vt. r
.uha- e lie Rutland Guards IA the first Vt
Regiment, cr lny way home by leave on &c cunt Of
s--slcsz. borg sworn, DO say that a. NcHport
te75 was taken SICK with lang fever Oh the 3lst
ar Z AfE al ordered into the Hospital which
"ls lrl-r caar,e of Surgeon Sanborn, l contin-
.' 'to-c f,c days. SsnbO-n di3 nothing for ire
.-,rt;o 'raF- Pill. He did not stop il his calls
. .A---- minnie and hale generally not over
. e. minute. Ilc seemed oEly 10 50 through FAC
eai ~. d 90 s1r1sst Inquiries.
d. .1eH- hi- ire in drinking champagne, aud
--a CHING -rcncry. The rooms were very filthy,
--f - t.ry sl-nsiTc scent prevailed, entire neg
--..i ventilation. Ar. SAnbJrn was under toe
a.-.rec - ardent spirits all the time,
.-i n .. the time SO much as
unfit BIN for performing his duties
a. was On enc occasion that ! now recall,
trunk as TO be entirely incapacitate1 to ascend
'.-.j ~ stairs where his services were required
IT,. I-.va-c In lerrocd Of the Bradford Company.
i--c.H ri, 20 ny knowledge, sent for hin sew
--I times, and il was three hours before he was
I'd. ,-ntiy over his drunken TT TO enable him to
..t w. s'a.rs. I often saw hun so drunk as to be
.-l3le g. get up stairs.
~: the end ii ive days l went p the hospital
Fortress Monroe. The contrast was wonde. tul,
SOB We were much better treated. The Surgeon
'. -r .sa..4 ~ % whcn be called, and We were
..~i-lct with clean sheets, and the vessels were
.. once takca ont vixen used by patients, which
sas BOT t4c case - Newport News. Daring the
-. weeks the rati0ns received by the men did
-- rgl-h one half the quantity allowed. spent
- iny money % purchasing food o. clT Quarter
..,'.~ 20 satisfy ray hunger.
The hove hc~ged Of me VIXEN / left - tei the
-.H-i ah .ut these matters on ny return.
fsigncd) ". II. II. GOT Id.
--t -itcd l73 sworn to June II, l66L Be-
-a.r. J HALsEY CUsHMAN,
Master in Chauccry.
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E. AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD
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the laws Of Nature, forming tho most eFectusI
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Every body needs this medicine, and all should
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This same medicine is also put up in more
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RArrI,fnRE .Inna IL

The iuuare. Of Lieut.. Credible takes place
this P. N. Tao city authorities will attend.
Flags are ct half mast.
Z lie bridge at ShepaTds.own was burned
last pisht
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NEW loaE, Jlae y.
The steamer Blydril, Just arrived, 5uugs
o9,00J rl3s Tor iL1 the United States Gov
ernmeuI.
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Fifteen medals ard diP.yuts have been aw
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Sold in ali tho cities and towns Of the United
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ers.
The Genuine has the name William A. Batch
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FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS.
Daily, between ogdensburgh, Cleveland, Toledo,
DETROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE.
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Including Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine, Por.wash-
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st. Clair. Leaving OGDENSBURGH, on arrival
of tho EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST, calling
regularly for PASSENGERS and FREIGHT, az
Brockville, Alexandra Bay, Clayton, Cape Vincent
and OSWEGO. Passengers and Families moving
West, can embark with their Luggage, Teams,
Stock, &C., and land together without disturbance
or TransLipment, at their port Of destination.
VThese steamers have large Cabins and State
rooms, amply and neatly furnished,
For Frat Class Passengers,
and Second Ca5ins with Cook Stoves and corrforta-
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who may wish 10 furnish their own provisions
and bedding. R-So efforts viii be spared
10 maintain the reputation Of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
" Freight forwarded 70 care Of the Agents Of
this Company will receive careful attention and
despatch. Apply to
L. THOMPSON, or
JIM. CHAMBERLAIN.
0gdens6rrgh, NY
G. ". Smith, General Passenger Agent, r. r.
Depot, Ogdensburgh, MI. v4om5
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81. L7UIs, dune y.
Report says tha- Big. Gen. SLACK. while
mastering troops into the service of the
State At Chll'eothe, was tasen prisoner by
Colonel Curtis and the volunteers ON tAeir
way to ST. Joseph.
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100000
MANHOOD

MANHOOD
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
lust PUBLISHED, ON THE NATURE,
- TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE OF
SPERMAI0RRHKA, os Seminal Wsakpsss, :ex
uai Debility, Nervousness, Irvolunt.y smisnons
and impoteney, resulting from ssif-aeuse, &c.
By Rob ]. C1lyervell, NJ d. Sent undsr 80
in plain envelope. to any address, post paid, on
receipt Of two sesnps ~
l27 Bowsry, New York.
Post of5oe Bon. Not, $50.
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NLW IUEE, june J..
Blis Hattie Jackson has arrived here, d
prize from the blockajing squadron o1 S.-
yannah. She belongs no Slyluu-4 .-,ui Was
bound there from Maauzis with mJ,as>as.
She was captured by the C. $. steamer
Union, after five hours caasc The Cont.l-
crate AIs WAS found on board Tae Mn
nesJta and Union are oG Savannah The
former would soon leave for Hampton Roads.
The Wabash and the fig shlp wase oG
Chareston.
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No 7
Ts7UlS CERrIFIES THAT I HAVE GIVEN
\ my son Albert, minor, bis time during the
remainder Of his minority, and will pay no debts
of his contracting nor claim any Of his earnings
from this date.
J. g. WALST0N.
Richmond, : uhe eth, 1851. WjW-