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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
From FORTRESS Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, Aug. 9Th.
ten Butler returned to Old Point this morn
ing HIS force at Fortress Monroe is to be great
~ increased.
Cen Butler mas spent the afternoon at New
port News experimenting with the Hotchkiss
she's.
Hampton will be reoccupied on the arrival of
the first regiment from the north
The sailing frigate Savannah is being towed
up tbs Roads and will proceed to Newport
News 10 relieve the Dale now ordered to sea.
The crew q the bark Lirwood OF New
losA 10 IA number, have just arrived on the
Quaker ltv The bark was wrecked off Cape
Ma'tcraN and III crew picked up off Cape
Heury
The Quaker CRY picked up this morning
0r@r ,he capes small boat containing ten ship
m@s'er- ana seamcn who had escaped from Fort
'aegon. North Carolina. They gave some
''a'rnrg intelligence OF the doings off the North
ar"lj"a coast AT Hatteras inlet there are
is.' ,'eamer5 and i pilot boa rivateering, one
oI chem the Gordon run the blockade at Charles
lon and ot the whole coast IN to Hatteras inlet
len days ago. since waich time she has captured
ju2 or- IA, IL McGilvery of Bangor, from
Ntfaeuas, with mOlasses, aud the schooner Pro-
t7ctor trom Cuba with fruit
'.e utnt> of the prIyatrers are the Gordon
IiV 1oH-'," -lde wheel steamer formerly run.
nm '''"''n Old Point aud Norfo,k K, the steam,
1l 'la'''N' formerly Norfolk pilot boat. All
ID 'attn are armed with rGsd cannon. Those
rom Norfolk were taken down the canal TO AL.
"emar'" Sound Newouru, N a., is the head
len g0u boats are hea- collected and heinz
mounted at Norfolk to be taken down the canal
crews for them are being shipped at Newburn
The Bark Glen of Portland, with government
Goa. VAS captured week ago, and taken into
Beaufort n. c. INV
The refugees state that the Confederates
'rcely regard the coast as blockaded at all and
"''der The Quaker City the only vessel doing
tici~nt service against hem.
"ur'"s all this time several gun boats have
'e0 quetiy an hored at Old Point
... fngate Wabash has arrived from off
,.,. ',s>''l' TOR coal and water having been re.
"-''d by The Roanoke She recanfnred tho
""'o'.f Mary Alice Of New York, which had
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STATE OF VERMONT, lyg1H Z Hon. Probate
of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of Otis
Wilson, late of Sherburne, in said District, de-
ceased,
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
hereby notified to appear before said court at the
Registers office in Rutland, in said District the
Sd Tuesday, being the Goth day of August next,
there and then to be heard if you see cause on the
application of Richard Estabrooks administrator of
said estate to be allowed second year to dispose of
said estate and pay the debts of said deceased.
Given at Rutland in said District, this Both day of
July, A. D. 1861
aQ-aw HENRY HALL, Register.
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE PILLs-TtNeaslI
pTIetors hold hundreds of te-im Onal to the virtues
OF SIR james CiaTkes Female Pills but their peculiar
nature prevents publications. hut certain il is they
are 'he only sure and safe remedy in Tor all those
phIoi ana dangerous diseases peculiar 10 the female
constitution. In all cases OF Nervous and SnjnaI
Affections, pain in the Back and Limbs. Heaviness
Fatigue on slight eXertiOn, Papitaion OF the Heart
Lo"ness OF spirits, Mysteries, SICK Headache W hites
ana ali painful diseases occasOned by disoTdered
system, these pills viii effect cure when all other
means nave failed. Thy Hsrey fail 7uodsyats s1-
esSSss and to Tentors distractions, from whatever
cause. Iher are purely vegetable, and will not in
Jure the most delicate constitution For particulars
send ior pamphlet to the Agent. One dollar and
SIX postage stamps, sent to any authorized Agent
Will insure Dott4e by return mail. 23-3mos.
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25-8w
1 CARD TO THELADIEs
!. DUPONCosGoLDEN PILLS FOR FEMAI

Dr- DUfONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
4DaAS5e IN correcting, regiat:n andrenouing all OBJ
SfrncH0ns from tchategsr cause, and aEtoays
successful a preventive.
Inc combination ofingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless, Their efficacy and merits are
pased upon an extensive practice of over 30 wears
ana where the directions have been strictly followed
they have never failed to correct all Irregularities
Ihey relieve painful and difficult Menstrual lion mar
tcularly at the change of life -They will cure the
" mites and remove all distractions arising from
colds, exposure, any cause and NAV be snccess.
fully used as preventive. Price 81 90 per box
Sold by POND 81 MORSE, Druggists
Agents for Rutland, Vermont.
ladies' By sending them 81 90 through the Rut-
land PostOhce can have the pills any part of
me country, (eonfdentially) by mail Sold in white
nan nan Dy !. n BToHshtoa, and Dr. Wright, NortArop
SoH, Castleton. J. J. JOSitn, Poultney, and by one
States. 80 " N
n. B-Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden
rms OF any Kind unless the box is signed S. D. Howe
All Others are base imposition and uns afe there
lore as you value lives and health ito say moth
ing OF oelng humbugged out of Your none !, J buy
only OF those who show the signature of S D. Howe
on every ooX which has recently been added on &C
count OF the Pills being counterfeited.
MAY Il d&w;ly
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v ERMONT STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING
will be held at Middlebury,
MONDAY & TUESDAY, AUG. 10 & 20, 1861.
ORDER OF EXERCISES |

ORDER OF EXERCISES.
MONDAY AFTERNooN+At2 O'Clock nbaating oneped &.
Address by Prof. CT H. Clarke Of Ct AIbans on
MUSIC IN Common Schools, - to be followed by a
discussion on the same subject.
MONDAY EvENIsG-Address by Mr.. Judah Pond of
mi.huSoF, on Inc BEST mode of teaching Arith-
TUESDAY, FoRENooN-Address on q Moral cuIture
IN Common Schools" by Rev. VIVA SeyoII of
Lunenburg. -
TUESDAY AFrRRNooH-Address by Prof ri M Ruck
ham, of the University of Vermont
TUESDAY EvRNING-Address by Hiram Orcut. A.
NJ. of Brattleboro'. A
Teachers, Superintendents and friends of aau.a
nat t ne 2Gase, are ITted TO attend and PARTED
Arrangements have been made by which those In
attendance will be Convened over The Railrns5S ~
Vernon for fare one way r. III
That the hosptalte s of Middlebur nv NAV he r,ore
conveniently extended to those in attendanee eli
persons designing be present are requested TO
their names seasonabIy to the Chairman of the FIX.
ecutive Committee.
:: : ). s S&AHRH' nr- Com
d&waug2toaug17
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Boston and Eastern Way Mail closes at IL 30 A. M.
Railroad time, arrives at $50 Z. III.
Burlington & Northern Way, closes at 500 I, NJ
Railroad time, arrives at Il 90 M.
New York Through Mail closes at 80 L. nj
Railroad time, arrives at 3:5 +. M
Albany and g. W. Way Mail closes at % i. nj
Railroad time, arrives at 335 7. NJ
Troy & Western vt Way Mail closes at u 30 p. III
Railroad time, arrives at 900 7. NJ
Troy and Saratoga Way Mail closes at 2.30 i, nj
Railroad time, arrives at l2.l0 p. M
Montreal and St. Johns Mail closes at $50 p d
Railroad time arrives att 2.5 A, III
Woodstock Way Mail closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at $50 z. NJ.
Woodstock Way Mail arrives Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 80 7. NJ.
Office hours from 90 A. M, till 800 P. NJ. Sun
days, open from 1900 M. to LOOP. M.
NJ. G. EYERTS, 2. NJ.
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How TO REGAIN LOST uEALrH-The blood

How TO REGAIN Lost HEALTH The blood
( fluid, which diff ising itself throughout the en-
tire animal organization, gives life and action to
+ the thousands of minute hbres composing the
body. The aTteral system penetrates 10 every
organ, and these in turn give TO the matter thus
ceved their peculiar character The vital principle
is that mysterious power within which acting through
the blood, counteracs disease, and repairs the
ages ofume. SO long as its vigor ana activity
tinue superior to the assaults of time aud the
of health. From which are too fruitful to be
toned here, disease gains Judgment in the system,
and all the varied symptoms attendant upon Con
sumption, tasten their deadly angs upon the sufferer
1t is cheering To know that remedy has at last been
found to cure the worst forms Of pulmonary conn
plants, il applied il season. DR.. o. Phelps Browns
Acacian BaisaTl l. prepared with direct eye its
effect upon the %IOOd and seCretious This iucom-
parable medicine has already cured thousands Of
grateful beings from death by Consumption, and its
wonderOus efficacy in this disorder well IS in all
of serious inToads upon health, attended with
extreme debility, Is Acknowledged by ali. When
from any cause the vital force becomes enfeebed,
the Acacian Ba]sam puts forth its properties, the
gans are stimulated into activity and healthy bio Cd
is furnished in abundance I5s happy inf lence Is
felt upon all thu ecretious aud every par tice OF dis
ease made vanish before the heaithiul lite giving
promptings thus called forth The Acacian Balsam
sold at p per large bottle and be obtained OF
POND Il MORSE,
Sole Agents. z
who have alao small number o. specimen bottles 1
price q cents. thus placing i within the reach of
every person TO give this remedy trial
26w4
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THE GREAT REMEDY,

The best remedy for disordered stomach, de
ranged system and general debility is prevent the
same by avoiding the use of the many poisonous
compounds and nauseous mixtures for sale in the
community as Saleratus being often little better than
common Soda, and not halt so harmless, some of
them being absolute poison. Pyle's Detetic SaIera-
tus is the only pure and healthy article that be
relied on Depot, No. 345 Washington St, New
York. 311W
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The subscriber will cheerfuly send free of charge
10 all VINO desire it, the copy of a SIMPLE RECIPE
by " men he was cured of that DIRE disease Con-
sumption
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoN-
CHIrIs or any lung affection, he sincerely hopes viii
try this Recipe well satisfied if tn ey do so they will
be more than satisfied With the result Thankful for
ms own complete restoration he is anxious to place
IN the hands of every sufferer the mean of cure
Those wishing the recipe with full directions, &c
Will please call on address
25-8w No. 6s John n S g. "a u Naa, 'yorL
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been taken by the piratical schooner Dixie. The
The prize crew are now prisoners on the Wa
bash. She also took the brig Sarah Star, bound
from Wilmington to Liverpool with turpentne
and rosin. sailing under English o'ors.
The trigae ST. Lawrence, last week, sunk the
rebel privateer Petrol, formerly the U. S. revenue
cutter Aiken.
The Wabash accidentally ran into the gun
boat Seminole, but did little damage.
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Fugitive slaves at Gen. Banks Camp.

The Tribunes dispatch states that numbers of
slaves daily flock to Gen. Banks Camp. Many
have been returned, their owners claiming to be
Union men.
The Posts dispatch states that a skirmish took
place between the Federal and Rebel pickle is
near Falls Church last nigh Several of the lat.
ter were killed and TWO Federal troops wounded.
The Tribune has private letter from Char
lotteville, Va, where our wounded are well ia
ken care OF.
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DIETETIC sALERATUs.

The best is always the cheap est" well the
most wholesome, pleasant, and economical Good
cooks use the best. Those who would have GOOD
health the best. james Pyie's is the best. So
say the editors So say the the grocers. So say the
consumers. So say every body who knows anything
about it. But all purchasers should be sure they
get what they bargain for, and not an imitation
merely. Look to the name of james Pyle on the
package before purchasing. Sold by grocers every
where. 29-lw
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special Notices.
THE MENAGERIE AND GYMNASIUM.

Prof. Madigan, whose Acrobatic and Geological
Exhibition in Europe created such eXcitemen
last season, is announced to perform here on the
18th inst.
His q School of the Gymu ase' is said to be per.
feet in al its depar tments, and well worthy the at
tention of those in the system of Physical
Education being generally adopted in
Semiuares.
The Exhibition also contains four splendidy
trained Elephants, that are said TO perform all man
of exploits. The Exhibition will be given but
for one day and evening only.
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that the government adopted the plan of concen.
trating large force at Baltimore, as the most
convenient point for suddenly RENT oreing any
one of the three great armies east of the Allie
ghanies, and being more accessible to supplies
than any other city.
The general health of the camp is good.
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YOUNG IRELAND.-The increasing and progressive
evenin 2, ana her most eloquent defender delivered
splendid euiogium upon the character and origin of
her last great effort for freedom-yet we are Obliged
to say hat the young orator suffering from se-
The :ellent and inviting compound ,Bryan's Pull
monte afers, cures all cold and all diseases of the
lungs we trust the orator viii avail himself at once
of this remedy and be restored to his usual health
20 Genus poH' at fond morses. augl-lm
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Execution of a Murderer.

Philadelphia Aug.7.
Thomas J Armstrong is to be executed on
Friday for the murder of Robert Crawford. He
made n confession that ne drove the wagon in
which the murder was committed, but duplicates
TWO Others in the actual deed of which he declares
his own innocence His confession will not pre-
vent the sentence against him fromsbeing carried
out.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Every sufferer from Consumption, in whatever
stage, should try DR.. Halls Balsam, and prove 10
their own satisfaction that this disease can be cured
even II the symptoms are very discouraging. This
lne9lclne acts IKE charm in subduing the Cough,
and restoring health to the whole system 3I.Iw
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Arrest Of Confederate Army Officer

Cincinnati, Aug. 7th.
Charles II. Tyler, formerly Capt. in the
United States Army and now or recently was
Lieut.. Col in the Confederate army and nephew
OF OK President Tyler came here for his wife and
was arrested to day, and is now held for orders
from WASHINGTON.
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Tunbridge. VI. March u. L

IuLUIIuEt- , . 1IaI-l N Nv
DR.. Baxter. Dear Sir:-l know the benefits Of using
Dr.. Whites Elixir by my wife, OF ny children
and neigbbors In cases OF Coughs. Colds. Group
and Asthma. II has proved very Tel edcia and those
ShO have used il would .o- be- without u any
consideration. JOSEPH MARSH,
E9a-regst5gua. Minister.
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ROM FORTRESS MONROEs
HAMPTON TO BIZ RE-OCCUPIED.
More Privateering.
Late California News.
From Washington.

New York Aug. 7.
The Posts Washington dispatch says no rebel
force is within ten miles of Alexandria.
A doser,cr from the enemy who was impressed
states that the enemy retain their old position,
and are badly proyisioned being alternately
starved and surfeited' They are much disorga-
nz,d by the late battle, and large numbers, es
pccaly foreigners, are being impressed
The War Department has Official information
of G.n. Lyons victory over McCulloch
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CONVINCING TEsTIMONY.-The immense yearly sale
OF Lyons kathair0n, and the thousands of testimo-
nlalsto its excellence received from all classes of soc
ETY. prove it to be the finest preparation the air
ever made. No one desiring a fine head of Hair
should fail to use it. Sold everywhere, asg1-1m
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Minister Of Tie Gospel.


e UtI-eaaf ' y fIaICu Is,- NV
DR. Baxter-Dear Sir:-My wife has used DR. n
q Whites Elixir. prepared b. you for Lung com
plants with whish she has been affected for several
be Some Of our Heighbors have also used il with
much benefit Think it one Of the best medicines
for Lung complaints THAI haSe ever found.
JAMES Q. HOLGEITON. Gong Mtui.ter
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East Bethel, VT, July 9Th, 1861.
have an only child that was attacked with Mem
branous Group. We gave her DR. n. u. Whites
Elixir, and to the surprise of ALL it gave her immedi
ate relief. ZOPHAR YINTON.
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s5slbaTas, IT., jan. 4th, 1854.
,bBHsGstsDr y bile Pulmonary Elixir in my
fan sara syRaIt,Snd hAE sfonua 1.-THE best medi.
Ella Ella have ever uEsa for Coughs, Colds ana
Bore Tnrozts. EDGAR MECH.
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED.
from Rev J. w. Woodward

This certifes that y. g Whites PulmonaIy Elixir
has been used in my family in OF severe colds
attended with sore throat, and has been found re
sbls Medicine in these cases. j. W. WOODWARD.
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Ihave used DR.. Whites Elixir in my family during
the last two years, and fnd il the best medicine
have ever used in cases ofCroup, Coughs and Colds
A. 7. STONE,
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THE CONTRAST!

THE CONTRAST!
While congratulating those who have had the good
fortune to be o
BORN BEAUTIFUL,
would remind those whose hair is of an odious
tint by nature or grizzled by sickness time that by
using Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye they NAV 81
far as the hair is concerned, in ten minutes be
MADE BEAUTIFUL.
The Dye has been analysed and certified TO be pu-e
and harmless by Dr. Chiffon, the most distinguished
chemist in the United States. Sold everywhere and
applied by all hair dressers. Cristadoro No 6 As
tor House, New York. augIdEw.1m
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Burlington, u. Jan 6.

This lie to certify than have used DR. y e. Whites
Elixir in my family, and find il TO be an excellent
LUClCS HOLBROOR
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st. Adams, Vt, Oct. 10, 1859
Ny little girl has been subject attacks of Group;
/ have always found DR.. N e. Whites Elixir 10 re-
IieVe her oncs-and wsuld not lie without it in my
family on any account. HORACE JESISON.
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$ ynionists and 40 Rebels Killed.
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CONSUMPTION CURED. IF tAHES
~ SEASON
~ AlburEh. -. Ln

Wtst AIDlTgl, ' {, July . Is13.
DR.. Baxter.-Sir:-i have much reason 70 believe,
that through tie blessing Of God. your Elixir saved
NE from couarmed pulmonary consumption
DAVID MAKYIE.
Minister OF the Gospel.
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DLAID COTTON PANTS, so cents
Il per pair, at GEO II. PALMER'S

CHANGE OF TRAINS ON RUTLAND & BUR.
LINGTON L. r.
On and after Monday, August 18th 1861 Trains
North of Rutland, will run follows
LEAVE BURLINGTON, SOUTH
600 a. VI. Freight and Passenger Train, for
Rutlsnd and Way Stations.
1890 a. VI. Boston and New York Express
Mail Train, stopping only at Yer
gennes, Aiddlebury, and Brandon.
900 e. VI. Way Train,-for Rutland.
LEAVE RUTLAND, NORTH,
6.3O q. VI. Way Train, for Burlington, con-
Meeting there with Vermont Cen
tral Tram for St. Adams and Rouses Point.
I.2O Il. VI. Freight and Passenger Train for
Burlington and Way Stations.
3.35 H. VI. Express Mail Train, for Burlington
| Montreal, and Ogdsnsburgh This
Train will not stop at Center Rutland, Sutherland
Fails, Brooksyille, nor between Yergennes aud Bur
lington
The Mail Train East from Rutland. will leave at
II. IS F. NJ, and will not stop between Rutland aud
Ludlow. except TO leave passengers from North or
West Rutland
Freight and Passenger Train will leave Rutland,
East at II % A. NJ.
Passengers for Stations between Rutland and Lud-
low, going East from those Stations, sloud teke
this Train to Ludlow the Neil Tram WI p IS it
there.
For further particulars see Time Cards.
T. a. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Rutland, August 9TH, 1861.
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Condition Of the Rebel Army i'm Viz
ginia.
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GALLANT CHARGE OF u. .. CAV
AIRY.
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This Elixir has been extensively used throughout
most ofNew England and Canada the last six years,
and wherever introduced has given universal salts
faction.
1t loosens the tightest Cough.
1t causes the patient to raise freely
1t cures the Group immediately when given IN
season.
1t relieves the worst cases of Asthma at once.
1t allays fever and pain and produces rest at night
Let all PARENTS who have children subject to
GROUP procure a bottle of this Elixir at once and
keep in the house ready to give at moments warn
ing.
Read! the following evidence from some of the
most prominent citizens of Vermont.
GROUP CURED.
Highgate, VT. Jan. 2, 1860.
My little boy had violent attack Of Group last
week. We cured him in thirty minutes BY tree
of DIR. n. q, Whites Elixir.
VIM MARTIN Merchant
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FROM WASHINGTON.
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Arms, Horses and Wagons Taken.
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The former Returns Broadside.
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The St. Lawrence Fired into by Rebel
War Vessel off Charleston.
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ESTRAY.-Came into the enclosure
Ia of the subscriber the Both day Of July, Bay
Mare with short switch tail and one fore foot foun
dered. The owner is requisite d to prove property
F"' CHARLES HEADLE.
Plymouth, Aug. Sth 1851 2isE
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Foreigners being Impressed.
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REBEL VESSEL CUT HN TWO AND
SUNK.
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DLAID MARSAILLES COATS,
l. SIS, former price So, at
GEO. II. PALMER'S
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40 Prisoners Taken
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MICE CASHMERETTE COATS
~ $3.50; former price So, at
GEO. III PALMER's
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ENOR SALH-IEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
l. hrs class Engish tai o or hotel cheap. Good security
10 ~ required sod under peculiar circumstances AI,y
at Mr. REAG'S,1 Chambers street. No agents need at1
Don't miss H. 80.
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CMALL BILLIARD TABLE WANTED-A PARTY DE-
- ses to purchase small Billiard Table cheap cash.
Any having good table, with fixtures complete ana
shps patent cushions Preferred address box liz e
raid olice
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN
Old established sesar and Liquor Store Broadway near
WMiacks new the"ire Academy OF Music and Palace
deu Good ietse and low Must BE- sold owner
the store. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

EnOGEN AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALOON
~ dnra ayfnHn sne Store good business part Of
5l5 Thrd avenue. ~ ~ - AA'-ANii'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

TOR SALE-A SEGAR STORE SITUATED IN ONE
OF The most ir.4Gented parts of the Bowery,
lev Bower Theatre lease for three years Apply at rs