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APPROPRIATE CELEBRATION OF THB FOURTH. -
On the evening Of Thursdav, Sergeant Miller, OF
Captain Broc kett's cavalry, was married at the
Psrh Hotel quarterS the Rev i b Metals per-
forming the Int resting marriage ceremony.
eff ] bad q beau who for q soldier would go,
Do YOU think I'D nav no--no, no, not ], y etc.
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MoRE CosTRABAND IA sqnad Of Company
e, National Guard, Capt. CLARK, recently arrested
two runaway darkies at the Vifgnis end Of the
Long Bridge, and brought them In to the Jail
The fngisivrs are the Perty of Barclay ard Of
Fairfax county They y that their master ran
away south, and they concluded to run In the
opposite direction. II will probably be some
time before he makes personal application for
to' m; meanwhile employment will doubtless be
found for them In good service -.
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RELEASED John C. Garrett, Of Botetourt, Va =,
who was arrested whilst on picket duty In he
Confederats army. VS. released yesterday, on
taking the oath VI allegiance. He aud Robin
son, before mentioned az released, were taken
together They say they gave their capton no
trouble, and also that Ia their company there are
rnany who would be cheerfully taken"
PRIzEs in our notice yesterday Of the return
Of District volunteers from up the Potomac we
omitted to state that they brouyh t with thu m rwo
prizes captured from Virginia secessionis,s, in
ate mptiDg 70 cross The river-a buggy and q
bost The owner Of the buggy unhitched his
horse In the middle Of fording place. and
stream.
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lNITlALs-C g.; Rsgh. q. O.; National Guard Good
m 'ritn Oirn on o. T.; Fyun I'd Light Comp L., ID
AIty Paym,stes Army for Psuusy Volunteers. Q;
Eds Cnlob X B.; War Ohcer; Horse ,rds J. NJ p; To
Boeser; To Leontus; Erva Reporter Odeer Conan
Light Co Sd U. 9. AIRY; Adj LIST U. g. Au'y.
OTLKrTRRs MUST IN ALL CASES BIZ PREPAID.
Drop Letters, in 81 cases, MI be prepaid.
July6 LEWIS CLEPHANE p. NJ
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ACCIDENT TO MlDsRIPMAs-Somed DAYS sipcs
Past Midshi pman Paddock, by an accidental dis
chsrge Of bis p'stol at the National Hotel put the
whole charge through the ball Of his hand MT
John Pepper very kindly had the sufferer re-
moved 70 his residence AIS Slxta street, where q.
now remains In a very critical condition In the
opinion OF bis physicians, who dread locklaw
Will result from the nature of the wound
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DROROeALS WILL BE RECEIyED AT
. earso OF coa soop exteetet. ~ SSt
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BISTSGBR's.-The pressure upon the W flashing
con branch Of the celebrated New York house Of
a BiDingrr Il 20, fer goods In their line, has
been Immense ever since It's esta blishrnent In our
patoniIing Il that fails to be entirely sati.6ed
with bis purchases there We may safely say
test so fEe, pure and varied a stock Of wines
liquors, segars, conseryes and condiments for finn
ilY or military be- was never before seen In this
Country as Bin,rgrr's present stock in this city.
recently imported, much Of IL, by their New
York house expressly to meet the requirements Of
this market at this time
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COMMUNICATED.

ILLEGAL ARREsrs We hear every day of cases
OF annoyance to peaceable and loyal citizens, by
bands OF rowing soldiers clriming the right to
Arrest all suspicion characters They have 70
learn that the Ira ors In our midst belong gener
ally TO the very respectable CLASSES aud take xooo
care not 10 expose themselves to susoicion. Only
yesterday deaf mute-a pupil of the Columbian
institution for tn Deaf and Dumb-was arrested
In Georgetown. and pretty roughly treated, by
some soldiers Of The 2ith Pennsy.va1ia re emit
Some citizens demonstrated, and had to use great
sxertions to get the unfortunate young man re-
orders to arrest all suspicious characters IL IL
nec.saryto delegate men to perform such duty
let II b. entrusted to men Of judgm who vii
not take PARTIALLY educated deaf mute to be b
d ngerous character, because he carries pap.r q,
write on. n
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CoRP9sFApTI,SSNs 6 APP Rs yIR sskfts NOTES

20 bids Brown, W bite, and Crusksd Sugar,
80 sacks Fine and q. A. Salt.
~ bbis WoIsky of al qualities,
- bills. " o. and X. r MUssses.
tlrur, Meal, Oats, FIgs. Raislns.
Almonds, Currants, Cisron. Lemons, Rioe.
tiCur. Parma 'orL Starch, GelatiHe,
Coffee, Tea, Soap, starch,
sperm Mould, aud AdaRantlne Candles.
With o general Assortment Of V rocerles, for safe
by w. N. TENNEY,
lie Sa-ft George own, ID &.
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WATcHRERRAIIEEIFlNSe, AANS 8Rssy[LvER WARE

WA MANUFAcT6RY. ~
4 have ono of the best establi shments, and fur
nshed with complete set of tools for repair: n
ing every description OF hne Watches, and E30
PARTICULAR attention give to the same, BY q
thorough competent workman and q WORT sliaTan-
ped Also, every descrip ION Of standard 81 liver
my own supervision, which my customers Will find
ar superior in quality and finish 70 northern ware
sold By dealers general and represented a theI
own vanufaotnre. III. o. HOOD,
Gee fSs Pa averns nAar 9Th q.
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MOVEMENT OF Troops TO-DAY The Third
Maine regiment broke up csmp bout noon to-da,
70 Join the forward movement, singing al wish
was In Dixie" al they went down the avenue
and In other ways indicating th cir satisfaction at
being sent to the front We have already not, ced
the splendid material Of this regiment, and now
predict that IL will give a frst class account
OF itself when the combat comes Their destina.
ton was unknown to them, but they believed
somewhere In Virginia
About the same time the Nineteenth ana Twen-
tY-eghth New York regiments took mp their Ii ne
OF march to the cars, en- ront., II supposed By
them, for the neighborhood Of Harper's Ferry
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For the Army.
PARIS Celebrated Patent American
CAMP OH EST.

TABLE, SEATS. COOKING AND TABLE
FURNITURE
For MESS OF ForR,
VITA Other Useful Articles for Camp Comfort,
All combined Ia o chest 81 incher long wide, and
10 deep, and weighing only 20 pounds.
now on exhibition at the
FURNISHING WARxRooMs OF
JAMES c. McGU RE & CO.,
jy26t Cor. of Tenth st and Pa avenue
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THE UNDERSIGNED, successors TO Spilmsu
Il q Hunt, would respectfully ask contin usnoe
Of the liberia patronage EXTENDED 10 the ate hrm
SPiLMAN a. CO.
Georgs.own, ID. c., June .. 1861. iy22v
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wv nF cnPARTNERsHIP-

The copartnership heretofore existing b-tveeu
JAMES ID. sPILMAN and MONTGOMERY HCSr. under
IN. firm Of SpIlmsn HUT, for re conduct OF 'hs
geuera dry goods business, 10 this day Dissolved
by mutual couSent
Jare. - sPilman is alone authorized TO use tho
name of the f m
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vi i fSAk4ttls5E 4 FIJI DR1 Usnr.
s g Ss SS' S IS xSTkk % Ale q
so hlf-bbls. do. Go. do.
WhicD srrIyal will be for sale Terms sesh
IN delivery. Army q shlNN,
nj Union Depot, GeorgetOvn.
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L the oitixens and strangers of W ssAIns ton that
! h nTui net reoiyed mL stock Of SUMMER
respectfully call ther attention before purohasing
have one Of the INCEST a., ortments Of goods In
this oit', and Offer them q very low prioss.
]. n. SMITH, Clothier,
je Tim No. $50 Seventh st., OPP. Post Once.
NJ II The undersigned bess to inform the
~. ~. public that he has On hand large stock
Of MONUMENTS. TONES, HEADS TONES,
new style Of Drawings be seen At the yard and
new style of Marble Mantels. Table Tops 10,
ptomIsy offended 70; wv; RRAPLEY
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To LET, ON HE HElG ATS OF q EpkSEz
Il TOWN-The beautiful REslDENGE Of
.ohsrd l.. Mseks I. Esq Nth or without Fprni-
tuTe. IL IL q pleasant o see Tor family deslrous
If comfort. health. and fue scenerS command q
as II does s fine Wsw down the Potomcc. The
horse Ia Spacious and convenient, and furnished
with water and ga. The grounds are ample and
cultiye 4 with foe fruits and shr bbery. To q
good aud panctual tenant the rent VA ba INSIDE
mode ste, and pos ccssl0n given lmmedlately. for
terms, & o, apPlJ 20 NJ. ADLER. Y l-IN
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THBAIsR Another agreeable entertainment at
the theaier last night That most ca ptI yatiDp
young woman, Mrs Henri, played the mischief
with the susceptblities Of tn. male portion of the
audience certainly. Mrs Williams made hit,
company Mr. Stuart Robson made everybody
laugh immensely after a way he has Miss Mann,
Mrs, Mann, and other special favorites also ap.
Pesred last Dight We must thank Mr. Bland for
sfO ding the public good an entertainment in
the theatrical way ~ he 10 now furnishing nightly
rich bill for to night. See announcement else
where
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An snatemsnI or slI per cent. will be allowed on
the Eercfdl tar and i've per ceut the urafer
il paid on or before the lat day OF July neIt
ie PILOT CHAS, ~. wII,C Collector,
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G. GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
MAYORS OFF CO.

%NOTICE TCENS & S.-Au persons
IS VIII So hconses from the Corpors,Ior Of
Georgetown expire on the SOth instant hereby
notified promptly TO renew the same, otherwise
they subject themselves TO fine. and the law 10
compulsory upon the proper officers OF the Corpo-
IstIon to enforce said fine against an dellnquelts-
je .5-eotJ ulyl0 wM. LAIRD, ClerG.
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THE CONCERT To MIGHT'VE presume that
everybody Is hungry for some really good vocal
music by this time, and Of this class We take II
vii De tnat furnished to nj Int, al the concert Of
Mrs. Blanchard Our curiosity 4. Considerably
EXCITED oy what we hear Of the quality of her
voice, and the public. donbtless sfares the same
curiosity. There are other attractions for the
evening In the vocal and instrumental perform
ances Of Signor Lotti, Mr.. Harry Sherman, and
the German R'6e Band and the Shakspsrian
readings Of Prof. Mccoy, Prof. ssor of Rhetoric
and OSetory in the Ballston and ALBANY Law
SCHOOL, and who, bv the wav, 10 secretary Of Cas-
sjna "a. CLAWS Washington Guard
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4 Battle in Missouri.

IN exnedi,;on LETT Cairo Wednesday night.
r,,Jor CONS Grant and NcClcrn1nd, and
Iandad ., Belmont. Mo-, three miles above
CoIumbus. at S o'clock Thursday morning.
The frlrraI troops, numbering 300, engag-
.I the rebels 1000 strong at ii O'clock
The hattie lasted Till shutdown, and the reb-
81, were driven from their entertainments
across the river with great loss; their camp
vas bIrncd. their stores with all the baggage
tn,! mules and one hundred prisoners were
taken. The tederal> then retired, the rebels
having received leintorcements from Colum-
bus. Both generals had horses s!.ot under
them.
After taking possession of the rebel camp,
Il was discovered that the rebels We're cross
NJ over from kentucky for the purpose OF
tracking US in the rear. IN order was
riyen to return TO our boats, when the teder-
al, were attacked By reintorcemcnts OF sev-
.r.l thousand from Columbus. Another So
we're engagement tn sued, in which our troops
,.titrcd severely.
Oar losses. as far as ascertained were as
fellows: }9th regiment 100 missing, and
Major NcClerken wounded and taken prs
aner: 2lst. li0 missing Col Buford's regl-
n-nt returned TOO la,e to obtain any partlcu-
ars; Col Dougherty is reported prisoner
Col Leman is reported dangerously wounded
Iavlor's battery lost one gun.
We have taken 80 prisoners, number
Of whom were wounded. The number OF
rebel, killed was 500. The battle-ground
was completely strewn with dead bodies
The rebe. Col Wright. OF the 18th Tennes
see regiment, was killed, and Gen Johnson
wounded
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S. +. DUPONT,
Flag Officer Commanding.
Federal Victory in Kentucky.

Gen Nelson met the rebels under Gen
Williams at Pikesville. Pike county, Ken
lucky, Oh Friday, and gained a glorious vic
tory. Col Lake Moore attacked the rebels
in the rear with $500 men, while Col Harris,
of the I'd Ohio regiment, with 600 men, at
tackled them in the front, Col Harris falling
back and Col Moore pressing forward until
the enemy were brought into the midst Of
Gen Nelson's brigade, when our forces press
cd them Oh all sides, killing 100 of them,
and taking Il thousand prisoners. The bal
ance scattered in all directions. The federal
!oSS is small
y courier from Gen Nelson's brigade, with
dispatches for Gen Thomas. reports that the
fighting at PikeSIille lasted two DAYS.
y dispatch TO Cincinnati states that the
battle az Pikesville lasted through Friday
and Saturday. The federal victory was com
plete. TIE rebel generals Williams and
llowts are among our prisoners.
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Capture OF Beaufort by the Great ENpe-
iitiOn.
OR TROOPS MARCHING INLAND.

Or TROOPS MARCHING INLAND.
i als O: truc- from Norfolk to Fortress
Monroe. Saturday, brings no news about inc
expedition bat the wneelsman ot rcot.
steamer said to one OF the hands OF federal
steamer. that Beaufort had been taken.
The Richmond Enquirer of Friday, con-
t.;ns a dispatch from Charleston o! " rdnes-
DAY. simply announcing that the fedora!
troops had landed at 40 points and were
marching inland. The dispatch don't say
what points. The officers OF the rebel ii3S
OF truce refused to give any IAioFmlt!on' hAt
the wne,,.nun told sailor that Beaufort
was in the possession Of the icderal>. and the
national ia. hying from the court house
there.
The ferry boat Commodore Perry arrived
at Fortress Monroe, Saturday morning from
the great expedition. she lost sight OF the
federal feet Friday evening, lSt inst. about
80 miles oil Bur, bay. 1ne fleet was then
bearing towar, Port Royal. The captain Of
the Perry knows nothing about the reporte'.
loss Of tn. transport Union and another YES
SCI. His boat became so disabled that h
could proceed no farther, but hA.. To run to"
ards the coast FOX safety The Maytiower.
a small steamer. was some distance behind
the fleet. with the signal of distress, and the
capt,in thinks she could not haze reached
her destination. the Commodore Perry lay
several hours near Cape Fear, aAd hnalIy
made iIattera, Inlet.
Inc federal vessel ashore at MI Devil
Hill is said to be the Ocean Express.
Ihe non-reception of definite news from
the naval expedition, through rebel sources
!, considered at our navy department As ev!-
Gence .. satisfactory resalts having been al
tanned.
The federal gunboat Young Rover has ar
rived from Cape Fear at Fortress Monroe
She found on the Sd. the steamer Governor
Capt Phillips, with marines aboard, IN dis
tre>>. Her smoke stack was gone, steam
pipe broken, ru!dtr gone. and machinery
ont Of order. Alongside was the powerful!
gunboat Isaac Smith. The Rover rendered
al possible assistance, and the Isaac Smith
r,n down to the Sabine and put her marines
board. which The Rover thought assistance
enough, and left. The rest Of the ttieFa!
fleet is supposed to be safe.
\ rebel flag of truce from Norfolk reports
tia, our troops stormed and captured two
forts at Beaufort.
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private property. The ground over which
they fled was strewed with arms of private
soldiers and officers retired in too much haste
to submit to the remembrance of their swords.
Landing my marines and company of
seamen, | took possession of the deserted
ground and held the Forts on H;lton's Head
until the arrival of Gen Sherman, to whom
| had the honor of transferring their COM
mand. We have captured to pieces of can
non, most of the heaviest calibre and of the
most improved description. The bearer Of
these dispatches will have the honor to carry
with him the captured flags and two brass
field pieces lately belonging to the State of
SO. Carolina, which are sent home as suita-
bic trophies of the success of the day.
| have the honor of being your obedient
servant,
S. +. DUPONT,
Flag Officer Commanding.
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POSTSC RI P T.
9yD SUCCESS IN S. CAROLINA.
COM. DUPONT'S OFFICIAL RE-
PORT.
Ey Telegraph November IL.

10y 1titSIdEu WV
FLAG SHIP WABASH. Oh liitons Head, I
Port Royal lIarbor, Nov. s, 1861. y
IT, Hoa. clifton Wells. Secy Vary:
SIR: ! have tie honor to inform YOU tha'
Yesterday attacked the batteries Oh bay
Point and Hiton's Head and engaged Forts
Walker and Beaureg ard. and succeeded IN 81
.encing them after an engagement Of tour
hours duration. driving away the squadron
O. rebel steamers under Com Tatnell.
The reconnaissance OF yesterday made US
satisfied We had superiority OF Fort Walk
pr and at that directed my special efforts
engaging it a, a distance OF 500, and after
ward, Of 100 wards. But the plan OF the at
lack brought the squadron sufficiently nta'
for Fort Bea1regard to receive It's fire and
the ships were frequently fighting the batter
les on both SIDES at the sanic time. The &C
ton was begun OIL. my part at 20 minutes al
Ter 9 and at 80 the American ensign wa
h,i>ted ON the flag staff Of Fort Walker an'
this morning at sunrise on Fort Beaure5 afd
The defeat CT the enemy terminated IN VI
ter ron, and confusion. Their position an'
.,camnments were abandoned without an at
tempt to carry away either their puOhc O.
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DEATHS.

In Lyndon. Oct 81. Leonard Willmarth, aged
59.-Oct 50. Imosene, daughter of Abraham
Iloughton. aged l. years.-Oct %, Carrie N,
daughter Of q. A. Prouty. aged u months
Sth INST VIM ii. Quimby. aged - years.
In Leicester. Oct %, Mrs Louisa H. Merriam
aged Is years.
In Northumberland, y. H.. Oct -, Capt Benz
Merriam. lcanccrl aged so years
In Bloomington. Oct %, I. c. Dalton aged co
years.
sumption. Wallace Richardson, aged %.
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MARRIAGES.

Al Pcachain 18th inst, Marcus Wheeler of Vt
Regiment I. $. Cavalry, Co. ID. and Elizabeth
Clarke. both OF Peacham.
Al Waterford, Sth inst. by Rev 6. !. Bard. Jas
&. Blair and Amelia c. Dickinson. both of Bar
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ORDERof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
HENRY WARDEN'S ESTATE

ORDERof NOTICE Of SETTLENENT.
HENRY WARDEN'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT CaleioniaDstrict. IS
Al Probate Court held al ST Jphsbury i'll said district
the 18th DAY OF Nov. A ID lS6l
WHEREAS, ALEXANDER MCPHEE Admir- . the
w Estate OF HENRY WARDEN
late OF Barnet Ia said district. d-tca,ci pIop,,,.s
10 render account OF his administration and Present
his account against said estate Tor .lnaun ami allow
aicc tor The OF making PARTITION ami d~trltu-
ton OF the Residue ut SAID estate under decree. 81 said
court among the persons who are by law entitled tn.
IL Is therefore ordered by said court that the same
come under consideration be heard at the Prot,
ONCE III 81. Joii>hury on the Both day al Nov A u
l'" And II Is further ordered that all person, inter
'>ir be Notified hereof by publication . a copy OF the rr
cord 81 this order III the Cafe DOMAIN printed JOHNS
bury three weeks successfully previous SAID time al
hearing that they may appear AMI contest the ALLOW
al said account II they ii. also heard by
sal" court III the matter ul PARTITION and distribution oi
said estate
By the Court.
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
4 true cory oi Record Attest,
$50 ASA l.. FRENC II. Judge OF Probate.
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
TAkM FOR SALE .

The Subscriber will sell at Public Auction on
the premises. Saturday. Nov. Is, 1861, at 10 O.
clock, a. M, the real estate of John Wltherell,
Known as the Gilkcrson farm Said farm is stu
atcd in Barnet. about the centre Of the Town,
near the Centre Meeting House, SO called, about
, miles from Stevens Village.
said farm contains 30 acres land in lots
That part known as the home farm contains about
80 acres land, well divided into pasturage, till
age and woodland, with fine set of buildings.
recently built, consisting of house, barns. and
other out buildings, all in good order, and con-
,euently located. South, and attached to home
farm, is lot of 100 acres, 80 of which Is under
good improvement, the balance 20 acres is heavy
timbered with hard and soft wood. North of
home farm is pasture lot containing about .
acres. Also, one undivided half of cedar lot of
10 acres in the Walter Harvey swamp. so called,
all of which will he sold together or in parts to
suit customers.
Terms of payment easy
JOHN IL. MOORE, AuctiOneer.
J. d. ABBOTT, Agent.
Barnet, Nov. s, 1851. 1t
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TO COn>umptives.-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in a few weeks by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease. mpton-actuated by desire to ben
eft the afflicted. is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will cheerfully send a
copy of the prescription used free of CHARGE
free with full and explicit directions for preparing
and successfully using the same, which they will
find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis. &c. The only object of the adverti-
ser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
cei,cS to be invaluable and he hopes every suf
fercr will try his remedy. as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
So WiiliamsburCh, Kings Co., New York.
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IT, IN DAYS OF OLD. .aa

FIR IN DAYS OF OLD. -Ra
There time. in DAYS of old,
When health was priced above nne gold
That day has pa->ci-ail now neglect
That precious b,ull-ill should pr 0tect.
on and reason al; are berett
Or II would appear there's but little left
Apply il then Your ills
b. the ;mnc,dtc ut Hrrrick's Pills.
Tit,. remarkable Pills .tartla whole communities 10y
their wonderful. cures. Adapted u Infancy Youth, man
hood. and old Put up with En- .> Spanish French
and ,.crmln directions Elegantly coated with sugar,
purely vegetable and sell i'll large family boxes for - cts.
See advertisement. Glib
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Religious NOticc.-Thc Rev. Eli Ballou OF
Montpelier, will preach in Union H,l! next sun
dav. 18th inst. Services at usual hours.
Nov. IL, 1851.
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Examination of observation-disclosures in

Examination of Teachers.-PersOnS in
tending to teach in the Public Schools Of ST.
Johnsbury during the coming winter are MOTIF,
to present themselves for examination at the
Union School House at st. JOhnsbury Plain on
Nov. 80 at | o'clock, p. m.
Bring the Fourth Reader The pnblic are in
vitcd to attend.
C. P. FROST, Town Supt.
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. II, 1861. 6S-G9
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NOR THE SITTING ROOM, PARLOR
Dining Room. Chamber, Kitchen, or Office.
10 L n q E s.!

suitable for any place, from $3.50 to $500
manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail
by IT. CASINO, Upholstered,
Over the p. O., St Johnsbury.
Every description of Upholstery Goods or Or
naments furnished to order at short notice Old
Sofas and Chairs repaired and work warranted
Fashionable drapery furnished and arranged,
shades hung and carpet. made up and laid i'll
the best manner l263n