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ESSE VOGUE, late Of Jefferson County
Aansas Ierrrtory, but nov IN parts nnknown
~. 1851, .uit ny a,tat hmsne was commenced = i.
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ley Justice of the Peace ia Kentucky iowa
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swer to said acton ut the Office Of said Justice
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~ This spring would be an excel
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, 1861-10-03

advance on Elkwater until within two miles Of
our troops, when a shell from Onr battery dis.
persed them. Skirmishing was kept up all night.
Next morning two regiments were sent out to
the summit. The rebels retreated in confusion.
Two rebel officers, spying around the camp at
Elkwater, were surprised and shot by our pickets.
The body Of one taken to the camp proved to be
Col. John r. Washington, Of Mount Vernon.
The President and Secretary Of State have
been in receipt Of petitions from New York and
Philadelphia calling for the expulsion Of VIM.
II. Russell, Of the London Times. on the ground
that he is public enemy and should not be tol-
Grated at this crisis.
Prince Laideslau Of Prussia had arrived at
Washington. lie at once rendered his services
to Government; they were accepted.
On the 18th, the enemy in strong force of in
fantry, artillery and cavalry appeared in front Of
Union pickcts on the centre and right wing Of
our forces on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
They made their first demonstration on the road
leading from Falls Church to Bulls Cross roaos,
driving in cur pickets. Heavy bodies Of skir.
mishers and scouts Immediately followed. plant.
ing heavy section Of artillery near Merry Hall
House. From this they directed grape and can
lSter on the Union pckcts, directing their fire at
every point along the road. The Union pckets
rallied without confusion. Intelligence was i'm
mediatey sent to Gen. Mcdowell at Arlington
House.
Alter demonstrations on our pickets near
Bulls Crossroads the rebels paid their respects
at several places to the right Of our works, near
the Chain Bridge, and made an onset on Wander
burgis house.
Two miles from Union camp, where We had
pickets stationed, they fired eighteen or twenty
shots, doing no damage.
Soon after, body Of cavalry and infantry ap-
pcared, hen our pckets, 26 men, retreSted to
house eight miles distant, where they were
shortly after reinforced with battery Of artil-
lery and company Of infantry and cavalry.
They took position and awaited the appearance
Of the enemy.
The steamer Columbia arrived at New York
on the 18th, with dates from Havana to the 10th.
| Vessels under the rebel flag were ADMITTED
TO ports in Cuba, to discharge and receive car.
goes, under same privileges as vessels Of all civ.
ilized nations, without recognition Of national.
| ity.
A balloon reconnaissance at Washington
showed that the body Of rebels which advanced
| the night before were falling back on Manassas.
/ The general belief is that they intend giving
battle somewhere on our lines, within 4S hours.
A naval officer from Fortress Monroe says an
attack is expected on Newport News immedi.
atcly.
Several war vessels have gone there to assist
in defence.
st. Joseph is now in possession Of Federal
troops.
| SALT LAKE CRY, Sept 2l.
It is generally believed here that the mail is
stopped for the present, and there is great anx-
| iytV about our Eastern pxrhanvrS
, 1861-10-03

USFoRTUSATE NAMEs.-A correspondent Of
the Stockton Independent, writing from orrs
Store, San Joaquin county, says: "Iwasc ed
IDLY informed that several Of the late babies Of
the male gender in that region had been chris.
tened "Jcff. Davis" Beauregard," wigiall, :"
etc. sincerely believe those names will be
more infamous in history than is the name of
Catilne or Benedict Arnold, and as those chill
dren grow up they will curse their pNrents for
supplying them with such an Infamous cogno-
men"
, 1861-10-03

Til. o'clock morning train from Washing.
ton run off the track at Elk Ridge, ten miles
soul of Baltimore. The engine and tender and
mail and baggage cars were injured, and the rails
torn up. The mail agent, baggage mastcr, en-.
gineer and fireman were slightly injured; but
fortunately no lives were lost.
, 1861-10-03

Choice TERNs-'Fo some Hungarian voiun.
teers, whom Russell calls fine, soldierly- y-lOoEing
set of men, a Kentucky (secessiOn) editor applies
the following choice terms:
"When the bow-egged, woodcn-shocd, sour
krOut sinking, bologna henroost.
robbing, Dutch sons Of - from Cairo had &C.
complished the brilliant feat Of taking down the
sec ssion flag on the river bank, they were pointed
to another flag Of the same sort, which was flying
gloriously and defantly about two squares dis.
iant, (and which their guns did not covert and
deiie |, yea, dOuble-big black dog dared las we
used to say at SCHOOL, them 10 take that flag down.
The cowardly pups, the sheep dogs, the sneaking
skunks, dare not do so, because those twelve
pieces Of artillery were not bearing upon it. And
these are the people who are sent by Lincoln to
'crush out the South"
, 1861-10-03
a. STEILAC00M .~RY
G LIVERY STABLE. GO

VNIE CNDEUs SIGNED, HAVING ESTAn-
hsh~d hmscf IN The basiness N this place. U1
devote his attention exclusively eOadactas proper
and satisfactory nannsr.
Good Saddle oFy, v bs hep, readiness The aeeOu.
medallion af the pubie.
AIS. ans gsas BueGY, isr psruss sshns 70 snsoys
pleasant Ttle tbrouga the country.
FfAbLINc auFni5hsd 81 nodHassrsas
Wy ChARLrs sIEwARf
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Worcester ro.t Omee-sprins Arrangement


Mails Close follows;
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New lamp,
shire, via Worcester Nashua Raroad al oVv a. u'' anu
Fitchbnre Lancaster Leonnster, West Boylston, Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, N H., az 6VV a. MI
and 345 D. and due at 9lo a. M, ana iUV p NJ
Princeton and East Princeton AT $40 p ms ana que az
CITY Of Boston, $50 and 900 a. M, 1910 ESQ., and son
D. M. and are due at 9l5 a. M, $50 and 100 p m,
chusetts 400 m, and S0Op M; and are due at 9.ls
Rhode island-tExcep towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad J $50 a. M and S.30p and
due at g. 40 a. NJ, and $50 p. m.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $40
m and due at $40 a. m.
Westcn-tAl towns in Massachusetts West OF WOt
eester,) rs d, m, and are due at $50 p IN.
Albany, Western New York and Western Stacs) $40
M, and 400 M and due at II as and lO45 p.
O M, u as and lo45 D. M.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties 8 80 a. M. and 400 p and are due
Towns line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad ami
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1900 a.
aud are due at q.l5 am
New York city and southern States $50 a. M, and on
m; and are due at $50 and 10 As D m.
barre, Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana N0rh
and west Rutland 9.45 a. and due at LOO D.
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and oakhain $40 y
M; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester las a. m, and 430 m, and due at 0p
Milbury, and West MiIbury, $40 a. M, and $50 p IN
and are due at 40 a. M, and $50 p. m,
shrewsbury. Sl3 p. M, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordavlle, $50
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
WoodNile, Westboro, NorthborO'. Southboro Corda
Vile, and Grafton, l2.l0 and due at q. Is m
Milford, Mendon, llOliston, Bolton Berlin, 800
and 500 p. m: and are due at BIS a. and on p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
at this office on Sunday at 10 O'Clock D. m.
Office hours from IS a IN, to 500 p Sundays from
IL 10 to ~ 40 D. M EMORY BANlSTER p NJ.
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WARREN SPRINGS, Perry Co.. Penn, June I, 1860.
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A GENUINE Boos-In our capacity as conductor Of a
public Journal called upon TO advertise the cure
as of the day, each Of which claims to be unauthorized
in its composition and infllibe in its curative effects
with what Justice we leave our readers to determue. In
one instance. however-PrOf Woods iair Restorative
are well assured of the notable qualities Of the
tcle, that give endorsement as all that the in
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advise friends with sparcey growing hair to
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WOODS HAIR REsToRArIvE.-Unlike most specifics,
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efficacy Of the hair TO its pristine Wig
or Where The head had become almost uald because Of
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ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED WOODS GREAT ARTICLE
HAS TAKEN TIE FIFLD-l rofessor Wood stands
emneice chemist hose attention has been turned to
uyentinr a hair tonic. has before reached. His
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chemi, try of human life and the laws which apply to
the functions OF the system Prof Wood studied out the
hunnu hair its characters its properties its diseases
and how TO restore decayng vitality Of that ornaments
he saw as In his own case, that gray hair Is unnatural
unless the age of the Individual has reached four score
he believed that the hair could be naturally revival
lied lie tried his own caseamost bald and quite gray
the age of hirty-sevcn-h restored his own hair T.
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SARGENT's MAGIC SOAP

LIST This preparation is free from all leleerous quail
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skin, the most delicate fabrics I'd. II One-thd
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-ln another col
will be found advertisement of this well-knOwn
and excellent preparation for restoring gray hair To lis
original color. The Hair Restorative also cures cutane-
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WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE has acquired reputation
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been extensively used and believe in every case with
desired result and receives the universal indose
ment of all who have tried it, We therefore recommend
II OF those few genuine n0SttUms which accom-
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
DIR. wADswORTII's DRY UP,


FOR THE CATARRiI.
newly discovered perfect and speedy cure for this
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There il not any mistake about the above remedy. and
II may be had In Worcester Of ALBERT :. COFFIN,
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