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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

Robert r Barry, Captain u. s. Army.
James s. Carey, Second Lieutenant u. s. Army.
Frank Carg ship National Guard, Bockading Squadron
United States Army.
Albert Davidson, Captain Colonel Roners regiment.
W. Irving Ellis, Lieutenant Second Rhode Island regiment
james Is Grant, First Lieutenant Serrell's Art regiment
Henry s. Gansevoort, Second Lieutenant U. s. Army.
w. H. Marvine, Second Lieutenant N. Guard Zouaves.
Albert v. Meeks, Captain Anderson Zouaves
s. A. Melck Lieutenant Mt Rifles, Gen Wools Body Cd
Alexander Mcmillan Captain Scott Rifles
Philip Rogers First Lieutenant Fifty NTH regiment.
George c. Williams Captain Fifty fifth regiment.
NINTH COMPANY.
N. b. Mclaughlin Lieutenant u 5. A, Second cavalry
Theodore Winthrop, Major, Aid 10 General Butler, killed
AT Great Bethel.
L. W. Brainard, Second Lieutenant N. Ys.M.
Franklin Ellis, Second Lieutenant Scott Rifles.
ID. r. Franklin, Second Lieutenant Tenth Legion.
l. Gberson, Second Lieutenant Tenth Legion.
L. 0. Goodridge, Captain New York Zouaves.
T. J. Knapp, Lieutenant Leslie Guard
Jas. r. O. Beirne Second Lieut. 37th rcgt. N Y S.v.
j. ID. White, First Lieutenant 37th regiment N. Y.SV
u. Il. Coan, Captain Continental Guard.
r. w. Harnstead, Ninth regiment N. Us "
James Marency, Lieutenant Elmira regiment.
A. T. Merchant, New Jersey regiment.
X. c. Mitchell, Captain Scott Rifles
G. G. Moore, First Lieutenant Tainmany regiment
G. d. Nandaine, Second Lieutenant Scott Rifles.
Y. A, Ryan, Second Lieutenant Tammany regiment.
A. b. Speir, Sailing Master United States Navy.
Ivan Tyo Second Lieutenant United States Chasseurs
d. W. White, N. Y.SV.
Milton Sweet, Captains Clerk United States Navy,
Valentine Mack, Lincoln Cavalry.
+. Merriman, Commissary Sergeant Ohio regiment
TENTH
Samuel Dana Junior, United States Army, Captain.
s. Van Rensselaer,, United States Army, Lieutenant
r. l.. Morris, United States Army, Lieutenant.
J. Costar, United States Army, Lieutenant.
John G. Hccksher, United states Army, Lieutenant.
r. y. Hall, Second Mass Light Artillery Lieutenant
H. II, Hobrook, Scott Rifles, Lieutenant.
J. II. Plume, Second New Jersey, Sergeant Maj or
II. $. Seabury, Ramsey's regiment Lieutenant
c. Dubois, General Cox's staff, Western Virginia, -.
II. L. Bunting, Captain Artillery Ninth regtN. Y. s NJ
SPECIAL RETURNS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT, SEPTEMBER
1861, MARSHALL fRfTERTs COMMANDING.
Field Colonel Lenerts and Lieut. Col J. Price).... 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

Since the regiment returned from Washington il has
furnished officers TO other regiments in active
This does not include the recruits received in Wash
ngton and elected upon the return of the regiment
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12
DIR. LA CROlX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIES
Of THE
Physiological View of Marriage,

$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAVINGS Price only
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Sent free of postage to all parts
of the Union On the nfrmitics Of youth and maturity,
disclosing the secret follics of both sexes of all ages
causing debility nervousness depression Of spirits pal
ptation Of the heart suicidal imaginings involuntary
imaginntions, bushngs defective memory. Indigestion
and Ioystudc, wih the confessions oftling irsf ofa
3o7rliug Nchool Mss, CoHfec Niirnf, aad a Young
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married and those contemplating marriage, WHO enter
tain secret doubts of their physical condition. and who
arc conscious of having ha7arjcd the health Happiness
and privileges To which every human being is entitled
YOUNG MEN who arc troubled with weakness, gc-
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which are dizziness. pains forgctfulucss. sometimes
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and lower extrcmtics confusion of IDEAS loss of mem
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We have for the greater part of the past year de
voted our time in VISITING THE EUROPEAN nos
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

JACK TAR's Pass After the occupation Of
Fort Walker Hilton Head, by the third H. l.
Regiment, the Influx OF visitors from the feet
was so great tor few days as to seriously in.
trrerc with the working parties engaged in re-
pairing damages. One afternoon one of Uncle
Sam, plue jackets, who had ferInrmed vaIorons
service on the Wabash, came rolling up to the
entrance, when the guard demaded his pass
Pass he id" exclaimed the indignant
tar. "why sent my pass in here three DAYS a
go!" Major Metcalf tho't the gallant fellow
had well earned his entrance,
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NOW WITHIN REACH OF LII!
GROWER. g. BAISEE's5
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
WING MACHINE.


The public ntt'nto respectfully requested to The
following cards Of ELIAS llowg, JR,, and the GROVER
g. BAKRE :. VI. Co.:
n Card from the CroycrtE Baker s. W. Go.
Our Patents being now established by the Cosrts, we
enabled to furnish he tro"or Baker Machine
with important Improvements, at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
Tn moderate price at which Machine, making tho
Grover K Baker stitch, Dan no~ be had, brings them
within the reach of gill and render tho use of Ma
chimes making inferior stitches unnecessary it is
uR,ciSC
Persons desiring the best Machines, and the right
them, must not only be to buy Machines max
ing the Grover Baker stitch, but also that such Ma
chimes made and stamped under our patents aud
hose Of Elias Howe, .Tr,
GROVER 4 BANER 5. NJ. co.
AS Rroa0tcGV, Ac,r Ork.
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. II EDDY, Solicitor Of PATIENTS
(Latc Agent of the S. L. Patent OGicc, WASH
ton, under the Act olls31.)
No &c STATE STREET, opposite Kilby street, Bottom.
a FTEK an extensive prnCtiLc Of npMnrls Of

No &c STATE STREET, opposite Kilby street, Bottom.
a FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of
IA twenty years, continues to secure Patents in the
United States also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign Countries Caveats pccifca Bonds Assign
menS, and all Papers or drawings ioratcts, executed
liberal terms and with despatch. Researches made in
q American Foreign Works, to determine the valid
ty utility of Patents lnvcntionS-Uud legal or
other advice rendered in all matters touching the
Copies of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remit
ting One Dollar. Assignments rccordcdat Washington
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it. inventors have advantages for securing
patents, OF ascCrtanng tlc patcnahlity o Inventions
unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL
At TIE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and
las SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN-
.TAGE rs AND ABILITY, he would add that he las
abundant to believe, and can prove, that at
other Office of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled him
to accumulate vast collection of specifications and
Official decisions relative to patents These besides his
extensive library oGegal and mcchanic, works, and
full accounts of patents granted in the United States
and Europe. render im nblo beyond question: to offer
superior facilities tor obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay hcrc here
inventors,
TeSnmon,ciS.
Il regard Mr., Eddy as one fthc mast cspoll, anil
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHAS. MASON" Commranoae Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ pcrion more competent and truatwohv,
snd more capable of putting theirappicaions in form
90 for then carly and favorable consideration
ct the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner NJ P1icpts
"BOSton FcbruarYS 1883.
Mr.. II. H. Eddy has made for me TIL I}TEEN appli.
cations, all but ONE of which patents have been
granted, and that is pepd'ng such unmistnk-
able proof of great talent and ability his part lends
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A Gard from EliaS Howe, Jr.

All persons cautioned not to make, deal in, or
use any Sewing Machines which sew from two spools
and make the stitch known as the Cover s Baker
stitch uAless the purchased from the Grover
Baker Sewing Machine Company, their Agents, or
licenses, and stamped under my patent of September
10, 1916.
Said Company, and their Lccnres, alone, legally
su,hori,edunder their patents, and mysaid patent,
duriaY the extended term thereof to make and sci!
h. Kind of Sewing Machine, aud all others piraccs
oa my ai patent, and will be dealt with accordingly
wherever found. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
New York.
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Prof, l. Miller's
ljiIR iNiIGOR ATOR.
AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMIC!
COMPOUND,

COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR to its original color.
without dycng, and preventing the Hair from turn.
ing grey.
FOR PREVENTING badness, and curing it, where
there Is the least particle of vitality or rccuperntion
energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF, and all
cutaneous affections of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUrlFING THE HAIR, imrartinc to it nm
mcquallcd gloss and briancy, making it soft and
silky in its texture and causing it to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this uncquallcd prcpcrati0n convince the proprietor
that one trial is only necessary to satisfy discerning
public Of its superior qualities over any other propcra
ton ut present in use. Ii ccanscs the head and scalp
from iandruF amt ether DISEASES Cause. the
hair to grow luXurianly, and gives it soft, gosy,
flexible appearance, and also whore the hair is loosen
ing and thinning it will give strength and vigor to the
roots restore the growth to those parts which have
become bald caCsinG it to yield fresh copc,ne Of har
There are hundreds of ladies and gentlemen in lew
York who have had their hair restored by the of
this nvigorutor when all other preparations had failed
l. NJ has in his possession letters innumcrable tcsf
ny to the above facts from persons of ihe highest
Sncctabty. 1t will eTectunIly prevent tic hIr form
turning gr,y until the latest period Of life and in
where the hair has already changed it, color the Of
the Invieorator will with certainty restore its ors
nal hue, giving it dark glossy appearance As per
fumC for tho toilet and Hair Restorative it il particu
larry recommended, having an agreeable fragrance;
and thhe great facilities it affords in dressing tic heir
which, when moist with the Invgorator can be dressed
in any required form to preserve its phase whether
plain or in curshcncc the great demand for it by the
without, the price places it within the reach of all
hpi
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AN ACT OFGRATlTUDE.

10000 copies of a Medical book ofa2 pages on Srcr-
atorrhcG, for grat'ouS circWl1on by SUFFERER who
has been cectual cured ofncryonS debility aStude,
depression OF spirits, drowsincsS pains in the limbs and
back, timidity, d1zucss dimncss of sight, pimplos,
loss of memory, &C., resulting from caly errors BY
toow Inc instructions given in this book, considers
it his Duty in gratitude the author, and io the ben
eft of CoSu0piue and Nervous sufferers to publish the
means used He will therefore send free to any ad.
dress, the receipt of two stamps cory of the
work containing every information required Address
Box SO, p. o., Albany, N. Y. lo54ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12

The following remark was made by swell
inspecting through his eye-g)ass a very small
infant exhibited to him at the entrance Of its
father by its nurse Welcome, little strangeaw
Baby, singulaw qncechaw--of caw'c, A was
once baby myself Ought to make folIaw
humblo--thc deaw Of having evaw been SO
much like a puppy -
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TO County Commissioners
TOWN AGENTS III VERMONT.


The well established Importing House OF CiIAS.
BACHMAN, So FRoN ST., NEW York, has made cx-
tcusye sales of the best descriptions of pure ines and
Liquors to Town Agents in this State justly Gaining
by the character of the goods Sold re-, uoton for SELL
ing Pure LIQuoRS, and Mt reasonable prices which
fact should not he overlooked by those who rcqur
ed by law 90 purchase and sell but genuine liquors
Application for goods may be made to CHARLES
BACkMAN, 50 Front street, New York, to his
agcnt--WM. II. DREW, WV. H. EawIS, and TmoMAs
ELLIS. who arc authorized to solicit orders.
Reference may be made, in regard to Tie character
and standing of tho house and superior quality of
their Liquors to.
Edward Iunecrord, prof of Chemistry, in tho Uniycr-
Sity of Vermont;
s. W. Thaycr. VI. D.. Dean of the Medical Faculty in
the University of Vermont.
W. Carpenter, NJ. D., &c, in Vermont University ;
j. : Pierce, Agent. burlington, VT aud to the fol-
lowing County Commissioners Vermont -
Jas. Mitchell, Chttendcn.
Charles Davis, Caledonia.
W. IL. II. Bingham, Ii. ii. Thomas, VI. D.,
Stowe, Lamoiilc.
Israel Goodwin, Calvin Blodgctt, pearce,
Washington.
Cecstcr spencer, Rutland.
T. Sanborn, Caledonia.
b. Frsbc, Rutland
George Fisher Wndham.
A. II. Gilmore, Orange.
Ira Clifford, Addison.
Il. IL. lioyt, franklin. l0lGyl
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Ouoth Mary to John ::

Ouoth Mary to John;
GLOW wicked are men
To Abraham bosom
Scarce one 90 goes in ten
Qu0th John To- Mary:
"Why should they, my dear
Since daily they find
Far swcctcr ones here
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND

A sure and sovereign remedy for
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Throat, Bronchitis. Hoa,Nsn'ss, Infupn:a Fever
and hsue
1t is warranted to relieve the Group in FIVE minutes
To break up cold in single night
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To all coughs and diseases of the lungs, previous
to liberation.
To break up the chills and foyer in a few days.
Messrs. L. Is. MACON Co.
Barnet, W., Nov. 3, 1858.
It affords mo no great pleasure to add my testimony
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Andovcr Mass, Aug, 1859
The bottle of Weeks Magic Compound with no.
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Yours truly, CliAS. >, PARhEk'
Read the following from Of the best physicians,
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al have used Weeks Magic Compound in my own
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Retail by r.
b. LAGOON Il Co., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
WIN. Joslyn 4 Sons Barton. w., Wholesale Agents
to whom all orders should be addressed.
AcEyrs.-Chas. Chapman, Woodstock; c. Tnkham,
Queechy; NJ. Cone and I. c. BEaok White River VIII
lage; n Dane, So Reyalton; L. A. Maxbam, Royal
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dealers generally throughout the Country. lo32y
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15ntt'G Cururr,
FAREWELL TO THE FLOWERS.

Farewell! farewell bright children OF the sum-
Whose beauty rose around our path where er
We wandered forth since vcrrnl days begun
The glory and the garland Of the year
We cane, the children ofthc springs bright PROMISE
Ye crowned the summer in her path of light
And now, when autumn'' wealth is passing from US
We gaze upon your parting bloom, as bright
And dearcr far than summers riches: hue
Sweet flowers, adicu!
Yc will return again the early beams
or spring will wake We from your wintry sleep,
BY the still! fountains and the shining streams
That through the green and lofty woodlands sweep
Ye will rctu,. again to cheer the hosoms
Ofthe deep valleys, by old woods ocrhnng,
With the fresh fragrance Of your opening blossoms
obc tho JOY and treasure Of the young;
With birds from the far lands and sunny hours,
Yc will rctnrn, sweet flowers
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-12
NORTHERN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGE MENT.
ON and after October /, 1850, PASSAGE
" TRAINS will run MS follows


" IN Eh -lhhEiNu EMENI.
ON and after October l. 1850, PASsEGER
" TRAIN will run MS follows:
UP TRAINS.
Leave Concord at TO- rs A. NJ. or on arrival oftrans
from Boston, Worcester. &c fer Bristol n. H.,
White River Junction, VT. connecting with train
over Vermont Central Road Toy Montpelier Bur-
lington, gRousc's Point, Montreal and Ogdons-
bulgh the same day thence by Lake Ontario
Steamers for Niagara Falls, &c, and with train
over Grand frank Railway for Toronto and the
West, without dcl'y. Also, connecting at Potsdam
with trains for Rome and Ncw-York Central Road I;
and at White River Junction with train over Pasump-
sic and White Mountains Roads to Barton VT, and
Littcton, n. II. thence by stage to Stnnstcad New.
port, Magog Lake. White and Eranconia Mountains &c.
Leave Concord at 10 p. NJ, or on arrival of trains
from Boston, Worcester Portsmouth, Dover, &c. for
White River Junction connecting with train over VT
Central Road for Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse's
Point Montreal and Ogdenshureh thence by Steam.
boats and Grand Trunk Railway for the West with
out delay.
DOWN TRAINS.
Lcavc White River Junction at 3lOA NJ with
passengers leaving Ogdcnsburgh and Montreal the
evening previous also Mt 1890 p. NJ, with passcng-
crS the VT. Central, PNssumpsc and White Noun.
tains Roads, and BRISTOL ut l.30 y. NJ. connecting
at Concord with Trains for Manchester, Lawrence,
Portland, Portsmouth, Nashua, Worcester, New York
Lowell and Boston.
oNSL0W STEARNS, AGENT,
Concord, NJ H., Oct. LIST, 1851. l0l0yl.
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NLYTWENTY-FIVE CENTS

per bottle to be had at all respectable druggists and
pcrfumcrS.
l.. Miller would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to the use Of has Invgoraor, in where
the chldrcns Hair incncs to be weak. The use of it
lazy the foundation for good hcad o har it removes
any impurities that may have become connected with
the scalp the removal (which is necessary both for the
health ofthc chid and the future appearance of its
Hair
UAruoN-- None genuine without the fac smilc Lot.
Il MILLER being the outside wrapper; also a.
MILLER HAIR INVIGORAVOR, y. \. blawn in
the glass
Whocsaic Depot, sc Dcy St. and sold by all the prn
cipol Merchants and Druggists throughout the worf
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
also dcs ire to present to the American Public, my
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Woodlands Cherry EXpsctorant,
4 UST RECEIVED at
% CHARLES CHAPMAN'S.
April l0b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED poR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

>~>>>>>>>>~~>~~~>>-
Especial Despatch for the Richmond Enquirer
From Washington City.
United States Troops CHARTERED in the Treo.
sury Department-Go Letcher and mem
6ers Of the Virginia northumberland
and Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Major Gencral
Of Militia has refused to commission the Cap.
tain Of one of the first volunteer companies
because, as it is said he declined to take an
oath TO fight against his own State, Maryland,
if she seeded.
Gov. Letcher and % or 80 members of the
Legislature Of Virginia, have arrived here
within the last p hours
Reports say that the whole available force
of the Federal army has been ordered here,
one company Of which arrived to-day, and
are quartered in the Treasury Department. 1t
would thus appear that, notwithstanding the
refusal Of Gov. Hicks to call Convention in
Maryland, the result Of the Virginia Conven-
tional election, and the efforts of the peace
Congress, Gov. Letcher has no faith that Mary
land and Virginia will remain in the Union.
About Il regiment Of regular troops are now
stationed in Washington city The troops are
drilled at regular intervals, and morning and
evening tho city presents the appearance Of
military encalupmeut
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WATKINS & FICKLEN,
4 FINE ASSORTMENT

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
OUR assortment of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
" Is very larg- and complete. AID being all nnd
fres-having been purchased Within brief perotpre-
unqualified attractions Al classes Of buyers In the
various deartmrns DESTROYS OF reducing stock,
will OiI.r Inducements TO puncual cre, and cash custom
ers We epumrrate-
Medium and fine Cloths. DIX and cod) Cassinrres and
Te-tings
Very handsome Virginia Cloths aud Casimcrc. from the
Crenshaw Mills ard Hilrr's Culpepe- Factory: Virginia
PULLED Cloths Kentucky Jeans, TwreGs and SA,iac:s
blankets, Sc
4 large supply VI plaid ard striped Co;rons and osna
hnTgs: Nos und Cotton Osnaburgs, tnbleached pomcs
tics-ane and heavy.
gOoL opportunity for those Wishing 20 make plantation
purchases early.
WHITE GoUDS-Wl.e Carabrcs and JACKIE uets, check
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SOCK Muslins, Cambrc Diuty, India Stripes and Tws,
India and Bi:hops Lawn, medium and hoc Dril!ianis,
Renting Irish Linen, PILLOW Linen, Linen Sheeting, Table
DamHsk Cloths and Napkins, Doylies uuckabsck, Diaper
Towes-suprrb supply; oleached Shrtng aad Shooting.
DRESS GO0DS-Sks for Spring, Summer und Autumn,
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Table and Tano Covers, Curaina-Lace and pamasE;
Carpets OF all grades Spring and summer Man;las and
cloaSs Shuw5 or all kinds. WATKINS & FICkl.ES.
n. Dust received, Kew supply Of AcSandrrs Kid
Gloves.
Also, large lot Of Spring and Winter sIss ast s,ye)
at a sacrifice fJan 2iI " 4F.