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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

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that a demand naS he"u made tor al: anotopv
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19


! . I c f -The firm OF Li~comb &
' Freeman j. this day dissolved
LISCOMB < FIRE.. MAN
RUTLAND. Dec -, 1851.
= =. The book, OF the late hrm o! LiscOmb &
Freeman in hands Tor collection. lmmedl
ate attention i rtquested 20 save costs
51:yySw WM. ii LISCOMB.
NJ Ck..-rhis is to certify that
/ = have given my son, Edwin L. Sherman, his
tim. during the nder of his minority, and that
will claim none Of his earnings nor pay any debts
OF his contracting
BARNUM u. SHERMAN. per Edwin.
Castle Dec. q, 1861 50:w3w
= OF t + Whereas, my husband,
DauieI Bal ard, and myself have had ditferen-
ve> VIII, reby have for some time past lived sepa
rate and ap4r.. now then / wish to acknowledge
and 10 berci ackrow edge that said differences
h4,. not .'.., ,OQed by any fault or miscon'
nucr on the psrt Of MY laid husband
e. G. +. BALLARD.
pruj.u., ~ Dec - ISL 80 :WlW.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
BILIOUS FEVER CURED.

|-Hr-NOT TT. ''N'o, 49, !: '|T--
Mrs,E>. l. l.. >.."NIiA y C".
r,rt>. .-I hag, bc"u. i'r a.
,e,,r 10 attacks O.. Bilious Fever: a'". Some
t,,ne, have l..r .a-d nr Tor mouths. ~'.n
nav -,,re,n left r Z, h..hl, state by the n,''
,.rnn, medicine. which w. given to IN" b.
: have been using DR. Motifs Liver Pills
~ ..,,e ,.n.. ind that can break thos'
.itars- .n a 6av or SO, and "scar" cn'.rc.>
IN. fever. NV daughter had an attsaN 80.
Dyspepsia, which distressed, her mnah 5Ie
.,l.I. t.n- eat scarcely anvthmy without pe-
.on,..,e, nau-cated "a; hor stomach r''HuAuallE-
,,',.. Inn. since she -, tu5 ha- h,r. 1-'n@
DR.. mott's Liver Pills, al: h, ".>T - H.
,,.. h.. mos; Valuable pills '"r Breaking up
col6s. Headache. Pains in the SIDE and Back.
,,.,t... ,.t be without tnem II ny 'al43l|.
TaOMAk BIGGER
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Nj A n HOOD.

- now LOST, AND RESTORED.
ST Published, in sealed envelope on the nature
treatment and radical cure of Sprrinatutrbucn or
Seminal weakness, Sexual Rebty nervousness and
involuntary emssOns inducing imputency and Mental
ana physical incapacity.
by RoB1. j. CULVERWEt L,MD,
Author of the "Green book" Sr
III" "ofldt'nowned author, in this admirable Lee.
tnrc clearly proves from his own experience mat the
awful consequences If Selfahsc may be ercually re-.
moved without medicine and without dangcro surgical
operations b1ugics, instruments rings or eor,uls
pointing out mode Of at certain and ,rctu
al ny winch every sufferer, no matter what his coud
ti0n may be, may cure himself cheaply privately and
radically. This lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thOusauts
sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address
post paid the p, Of the two pnstarg ;,nnps by
addressing DR.. CH. J. KLINE l17 Bowcry n Y
dP@uSi lIn Post Office buX4 So q
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CAVALRY TACTICS.

IWl'shed BY order Of the War Department First Par
-Schun ot the Trooper Of the Platoon aud of the s,aI.
ron Dismonnted Second Part Platoon and ufthe
squadron ulonitch Third Part-Evuutiuns Of a rypi.
mcnt. Thr"c vols. limo 1915.
war Department, Washington, Feb. 10, l'4l.
Inc syilrm Of Cavalry Tactics adapted to the urgau-
Hnnn ui DragOOn r.ginrnts having been approved by
the President OF the United states now published for
the government Of the said service.
Accordingly, instruction the same will be given af.
Ter tc method pointed out terein and all additions to
or departures from the exercise and mannuvres laid
down III THIS system are positively forbidden.
MCLELLaNS B.4yONET EXERCISES.
Manuel OF Bayuntt exercise Prepared for the use ofthe
United state'. ly GEORGE u. MCCLELLAN, Captain
First Regiment Cavalry ISA Printed by order OF the
War Department. Cnr vol l2mo 81 2j
Hon [. W. cOnrod, Secretary OF War IIcadquart,r,
OF he Army, Washington, d. e., December ~, 1851.
sr:-ilctcw,tl have the honor to submit ysten Of
Ba!cnet exercise, translated from tho French by Cap
Geo u. Mcclellan, Corps Engineer, L.. S. Army
strongly recommended is ing nrinted for dstribu.
u"h 10 thc army aud that It be made, by regulation
part of The "S!stcm OF instruction."
Ihe lnc0scd extracts from reports of the Inspector
General, etc, show the value,
nave the honor 10 b., sir, with h,rh respect your
.ivSt "bedlcht servant, WINFIELD SCOTT.
Approved. C. VI. CONROD, Secretary of War. Jauu.
AIRY = le5! r. JONES, Adiutunt. General.
ANY ot TIE above works forwarded by mail free of
toslagc on The receipt Of the published price Remit.
tnnCss can be made gold dollars and postage STAMPS
Address j. .IIPrlNCOTr 4 co,
PAblisharS, booksellers, and StltiOncrs
Nos. - aud u North Fourth street, Philadelphia
May %, lstl I'm.
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geO. The New Orleans PIC luunc. fiji,

gsS- The New Orleans PIC ,yunc, fur.
nisehos the following account of Mrs War.
field, anthor of the H0nSetoMo Of Bouveyie:
Mrs, Warfeld is the daughter of the
late Major Ware, of Natchcz, formerly
Secretary of the Mississippi Territory.
Her grandfather was Capt Percy, of the
British Navy, and her husband, to whom
she was married very young, is Elisha
Warfeld, of Lexington, Ky Major Ware
had but two children, both daughters,
whose mother died in giving birth to the
younger. They we're early removed to
Philadelphia, where the father, assisted by
private teachers, devoted himself to their
education. In ls43, Mrs. Lee, published
volume entitled, The VIE of Leon an,l
other Poems, by 7wo Sisters 9fMe West !.
and in ls4G, another, under the title of
Tile LadiaA CHAMBER, and other POEMS
The only additional event | can give in
the life of Mrs WarGeld, is the loss of her
sister One would judge, in reading Bou-
re/ie, that the auther had borne children
and lost them, and that every chord Of
her heart had been tried % IL, utmost ten.
SION
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

Ss~ We have the report Of the Sccrcta.
ry of the American Dramatic fund Asso-
citation, incorporated April 10, 1913, We
have looked through it with great interest
1t IS undoubtedly an Association greatly to
be encouraged. Its present invested cap.
ital is $40 900 and it has able and honor.
ed names among its members and is des-
tined We doubt not, to smooth the path of
those Actors, who, having started their
brief hour upon the stage, have not been
sufficiently fortunate to have secured an
independence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

BsS" We were, one day this week, ovcl
considerable portion of three Township,
OF this County, and We are sure We hay,
never seen the winter crops look us flour.
lshing and promise so abundant q Weld
a visit up the creek some three or fou,
weeks ago convinced US that there could be
no good reason to complain of the indica.
tions Of the turn out of the coming crop
and our information from those parts of the
county over which we have not Travelled
confrm our hopes. In the course of a few
days the winter crops will be out of dan
ger from evet or weevil, and their attcn.
tion can be fully turned to the corn, oats,
buokwheat, potatoes &c:
The apple crop will be although
in some parts of the county the trees are
full and scarce able to hold the fruit. In
most however the fruit and stem fell TO-
gether. The cherries are all CONC
SO also are the peaches. Berries of all
kinds seem to be abundant, and we should
advise those residing in their ncghborhoods
to gather freely. of them. They will be
ready sale to supply the place of other
fruits which have failed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22
HARDEE'S TACTICS.

Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics for the exercise ant
nanruNrcs otIruop' when acting us Light Infantry o
kifemen. Prepared under the direction Of the Wui
Department, ly lirtret Lieutenant ColonclW. IIAR
DEE, U.S,A.
Voll.-schools ofthe Soldier and Company; Instr,c-
tons for Skrmsl,rS, Vol ll-ScOol OF the BattulIiun
Two vols. complete. SljO.
INSTRUCTION. N FIELD .4RTILERY
Prcparcdby Board of Artillery Officers. One vol
COL ;: cooper Adjt..Gsn. Us.A Baltimore. Md Jan.
uary Is, lsj9.
SIR = The Light Artillery Board assembled by Special
orders No l3i of lSjb, aud Special Orders No. liG Of
10. has the honor TO submit revised system Of Light
Arllcry Tactics and Regulations rccOmnend for that
arm. VIM u. FRENCH, ~. Maj. Cap First Artillery
mM r. BARRY Captain second Artillery
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EYER,s GROVE Mrx,LS.

TUE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has lust compctcd his
New MIL on Little Fishingcr ck, in Greenwood town.
snip columbia county. and having engaged one ni the
best Practical lcrs in the country, is now prepared
10 execute any business in his line promptly and Salts
iactorily The building is large double Brick Mill
constructed IN Tue most mndcrn style and employs four
run ofBnrrs. Strict attention vii be- given to the bust
ness ana no pains spared to render general satisfaction
r.-,.,- JAOCB EYER.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of writ of Keyi Facsas TO
~ me Greeted, issued ou of the Court Of Common
tleas Of Colsmbia County, Pennsylvania will be ex
posed TO public sale at the Court House. in Boomsburp
ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DaY or JUNE, 1861
AZ one O'Clock III the afternoon, all that certain o
OF q r. ND, situate in Iron Street in the town of
BloOmsburr, Bloom township Columbia County Pepn'n
bounded and described as follows Fronting on Iron
street aforesaid twenty seven and half feet bounded
on the South by lot Of Michael snyder one hundred and
sNtyh feet to an Alley twelve feet wide the right
10 ana passing over is one Of the privileges aud appr
tennnccs of this lot thence along snid Alley twenty
seven feet aud half, to lot owned by Jacob sliner
ihcnce along said LOT one hundred and sixty three
-FOUR inches, to Iron Street. the place of beginning con
tanning Eighteen Perchcs, be the same more or less
(and the right Of Alley named afoesad) ON which is
erected FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, arranged for
Two ianics onchalf of which is the lot 10 he solJ
c other half belonging to the adjoining lot one half of
ne wen and pump and out buildings lot described
with the appurtcnanccs.
SeizGd taken in execution and to be sold M Tho n,o,
erty of John Stiner. 'f
s......o JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Dloomsburg, May aj, 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

WEDNESDAY NooN.-By telegraph VIC
learn that six miles below Bonneville (232
miles above St. Louis) Gen. Lyons attack
cd and completely routed the rebel State
forces, killing 800 and taking GOO prison.
erS' Col Boerstinc is continually sending
scouting parties into the country surroun.
dog jefferson city. One company has
Just captured number of kegs of powder
IRON Gov Jackson's sccre. depots in the
interior.
1T Is oscortaincd tia. there are abou.
KS ooo troops at Manassas junction all in
a starving condition.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %. 1851,

ssS- Tomorrow is the Fourth Sunday
after Trinity.
Saint John, the Baptist's day.
The battle of Bannockburn fought 25
June 1914.
King George the " of England died
20 june 1890.
Joe Smith killed June 81, ls4l.
President Madison died June 2s / $40.
Saint Peters Day.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

s65- Count Cavour the Sandman States
man died on the 9th of this month, june
agod nearly fifty two years; having been
born, July IA, 1900 in the City of Turin
Except the Emperor Napoleon Ill, Count
Cavour was the ablcst Statesman of Eu
rope, if not Of the world. Victor Emanu.
clean never supply the. place of hi, faith
full mini ,tcr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22
Arrival of Fifty Thousand stand of
Rifles.
New YO

New York, June Is.
Ihe steamer Bavaria has arrived hero
from Bremen and Southampton, bringing
with her $4,000 stand of rifles for tho
United States Government.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

pay' Brother Writ is off up the West
Branch tributaries on fishing excursion
How delightful this warm weather! We
bespeak a mess of trout for this notice.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob HdgeaJHeh, late of Centre trp deed
ETrERS tcsalncntary the estate Of JAcnn IiAops.
- hrcii' late Of Centre township Columbia county
licensed have been granted by the Re gister of Column
MA county 10 the undersigned residing in the township
nh county aforesaid All persons having claims again
the estate Of the deccden are rcquc sted to
for settlement and those indebted to make payment I'M
mediately to '''
JEREMIAH iAGENRUCII
Centre twp, June Is, ieGl Executor
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22
ne The GREAT Eellrr mail roIL;no

ns- The great Keller mail robbing case
from the upper end of this county, ia on
trial at Williamsport this week. Judge
Rupert, Col. Tate, and Il. l.. Mckinney,
MIR. L, b. Snidcr and mother, as well as
several others from this county arc in at
tendance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

ssa5- The Atlantic Monthly for June i.
received, 1t is the end of vol VII. Ju.
~ opens a new one, and articles are prom.
i'cd, by Mrs. Stowe, Bayord Taylor, Ma
thanicl Hawthorne, DR.. Holmes, and Prof
Lowell. With such contributors it cannot
fail to be brilliant number.
$500 a year Ticnor & Fields, Boston.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

pag' The Local Department of the Mon
tour American is Edited by Wilbur G
Brewer. He makes it an extremely read
able column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-22

asas" Tho Duplicates are rapidly going
into the hands of the tax collectors. Mr..
Martin G. Woodward has tho State and
County for Bloom Township.
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Latest from Virginia.

AButrs at Harpcr's Fs,ry-FHeM Of Me
he"'I;-H@rper's Ferry Bridge Des-
troyed.
W1LLIAMspoRT, MD, (via Harpor's
ferryO June l4.-The Shepherdstown
bridge was burnt last night by the socess.
ionists. The smoke and flames were dis
tlnctiy seen from here. The Confederate
plckcts have been Withdrawn from all
points for distance of twenty miles above
and ten miles below this point. A rumor
reached here this morning that the enemy
are throwing up earthwork at Shepherd.
town, between Dam No. 4 and Shepherd
town bridge.
A gentleman who arrived here this
morning visited Stewards Camp at Hams
vile, four miles this side of Martipsburr,
last evening, says the camp has been broken
up, and the troops have moved in the di-
rection of Martinsburg.
Further from HayPcrs F,rry-Eraeu.ff-n of II. 7.,,u
'o"PT%e"-DeStr1eitoa ef the Government H0rts
SHARPsBURG, June IA.
a reliable escaped Virginian, who has
arrived here, reports that the Confederate
troops left Harpcr's Ferry to day-one
part retrcating in the direction of Winchcs-
ter, and another into Loudon county
which movement would seem to Indicate
that retreat to Manassas Junction is in
tended The railroad bridge was blown
up an hour after sunrise this morning.
The remaining Government buildings were
all burned. The railroad bridge at Mar.
tlnsburg was also burnt to day. Also the
bridge at Shcpherdstown. \ dark cloud
of smoke is still ascending frcm the burn.
ing buildings at Harpor's Ferry.
The agent of the Associated Press has
gone to the Ferry to obtain full particu-
lars.
FREDERICK, June li-Midnight.
The special agent of the Associated
Press has just returned from the MARYLAND
overlooking Harpor's Ferry,
which point he left after O'Clock this eve.
ming The Confederate army has mainly
lett the place. Only about ? 900 troops
remained at that hour.
The route Of the main body of the re-
treating army was by the turnpike leading
to Charlostown and Shuphcrdstown, but
their precise destination was not known,
as others were lost in the distance, and no
one was in the vicinity sufficiently informed
to give the necessary information.
a rumor existed on both sides of the
river that they had gone toward Winches.
ter, whilst other parties suspected that they
were going to Martinsburg to make stand
in that vicinity.
AT five o'clock this morning the great
bridge of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
ever the Potomac, was fired, and soon
after a tremendous report was heard,
caused by the explosion of mines under
The centre span, In one hour the entire
structure was in ruins and fell into the
river
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6gS@SsH G94gN21S~-.
a!El5E[g!g|Ik|Il!a;|IIi||D 81!
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
- = = = = - -
THE VERY LATEST,
CINcINNATTI, june 90.

OINUINNATTI, June 70.
A special dispatch to the Commercial.
dated Grafton, says that the rebels occu-
pying Piedmont, has 5000 strong. A
guard of forty Maryland troops from Cum
oerland, under Capt Rickley, were sta
toned at the bridge there, with ono piece
of artillery As the rebels advanced, they
poured shot into them moving them down
Ike grass and continued to do so until the
gunnerS we're all killed, and tho brave
little III, band cut to pieces, only two escaped.
Ihe rebels suffered sterribly
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Two CON S U MP TIV VES.

=
The subscriber will chcefuy send free of cbarpo) to
all who desire it, the copy SiMrtE Rgcrr y which
hc was cured of that DIRE disease Con ption.
sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScnITis or
any lung affection he sincerely hopes will try ths no.
cpc wen satisfied ifthcy do they will he more than
satsncd WIN tue result Thankfd for his own conn etc
restoration he is anxious place in the hand, of
SUFFERER me ncats of cure. Those wishing the rccipG
with a directions, &C. will please call on or address,
Rev. WIN ). ALLEN,
No. 6O John Street, New York.
June |, 1861. "
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ssy" Don't forget the meeting in the
Court House this evening.
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PRINCE ALFRED AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, June IS.
Prince Alfred arrived here unexpected.
tins morning, and landing almost unob-
served was quietly driven to the residence
OF Gen. Williams.