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Follow the counsel and heed the advice contained
IN the work, HUMAN FRAILrY, or PHYSIoL0GI-
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early abuse and indulgence is embelshed with elaborate
c9ored engrayngs portrayng every feature and phase
of disease, exposes the faacy of the ordinary modes
adopted for the of local and hereditary maladies
and gives the only safe and infable remedy Tor ex
pungng every trace of the virus from the system Price
Is cents Sent free everywhere receipt of postage
stamps to the amount. Sold by the author, Dr. II. A.
BARROW, 1874 Blocker st. New York, -four doors below
McDougal street, c. A. p MASON, l67 Broad street.
Providence, r. l., General Agent. dSm+ je24
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MAX RIED.

In Lane, ILL., July q, by Rev Mr. Spear, George Full
ton Esq, of Lane, TO Eliza A Woodcock of this city
NJ Wood Of this city.
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HoLDEN.-Ethan Davis has been appointed
and commissioned post master of Holden, in
place of Charles Chaffin, Esq, resigned
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Dialogue No. 2, between Smith and Jones.
Smith--llere was getting So per day, now my employ
er gives me SIPS per day and tells me am lucky to
get work for that.
Jones-Why, Smith. should think you was for know
smart who do not get halt of that and others
not work at ALL unless they work Tor nothing aud
board themselves.
Smith-Well, am lucky and must get along, and buy
my Crockery and Carpets cheap and try and save some
thing If the times are hard
Jones-Yes, we must all try and save something and
do not know any better than for all poor people and
purchasers who would something to buy their
Housekeeping Goods in the Bay State Block at The Po
etical exchange. Let us call and ii this is not So
jel5 du ORSON n HEATH Proprietor
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SpetiaI 4lotltes.

DIR. j. CIawson KeIlev-Anaytical Physician
will be in attendance at his ONCE, No l42 Main street.
Worcester during Thursday and Friday, the LIST and I'd
OF August to consult with patients upon all diseases
advice free Ladies and gentlemen invited to call
iva w2t&d6t
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Claims lSS Main street His arrangements are com.
plete for producing likeness nsantaneously diff dis
To Horse Owners.--Sweets Infaible Liniment
ness arisingfrOm Sprains Bruises or Wrenchie its ei-
tectis masical and certain Harness Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango &C. it will also speedily SPAWN
and Rngbonc may be easily prevented and cured in their
but confirmed cases beyond the pos
sbliy of rddfcdtcare. No of the kind however
Is so desperate or hopeless but it may aleviaed by
this Lninent, and its faithful application will always re
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
tJr!ts timely use at the first appearance of Lameness
Intellectually prevent those formidable diseases mem
toned, TO which all horses liable and which render
SO many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mv2l d3taw. Sgeowly
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Draper a. Clark, Commission Merchants, and
dealers in Flodr, GRAIN Neal Grass Seed Seed oats
Salt, Lime; Cacined Plaster, Plaster Paris, Ground
Oyster Shells Bone Dust, and Farmers Produce gener
ally also, Sole Agents for the sale of Mapes' Super
phosphates of Lime, and American Guano-two of the
best fertilizers in the world as thousands who have
them, and know, testify to.
DRAPER & CLARK
app diff Nos IS and 81 Front street worcester
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"Buy Me and iii do yOu GOOd.'s-Dr LANG
LEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIrrERS continue to be
the standard medicine tor the of all Bilious and
Liver Complaints; Humors, from pmple to the worst
putred sorei Janndice; Headache; Piles; Dysoepsa
lndigestion weakness, &c. They both Alternative
and tonc regulate the stomach bowels stimulate the
Liver restore the appetite, promote Digestion give
strength quicken the circulation. and purify the blood
better than any medicine kiiowr They are made
OF the best Roots and Herbs among which are Sarsapar
nla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thor ughwort, Cherry
Poplar and Prickly Ash Banks, Rhubarb Dandelion
and others recently ADDED, all sklfuly combined
70 act IN accordance with the laws of Nature forming
he most encctua Spring ana Summer Medicine that
De used Evcrybodv needs this medicine, and all should
use i at once Pleasant and at ali times Only rs
and IS cents per bottle.
This same medicine is also put up in a more concen
trated forn called DR.. LdRgieys Sugar Coated Root
ana Hero RUS beautiful cathartic without gripping or
Dealers in Medicines.
Orders addressed to j. o LANGLEY or GEO G..
GOODWIN CO.. Boston.
GEO. r.. SPUR and DAVID SCOTT wholesale
Agents for Worcester weow&d6m mch25
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Smiths Curative Cleansing COmrocund.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore lips Bowel
Complaints. Canker. Piles, Sore Throat, &C, &c. Fol-
sale By BUSH CO., "a Front street. by the Dozen Oi
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd jySO
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BY REV. MERRILL RICHARDSON.

Delivered in the Salem Street Congregational
Church, Worcester, Sunday Morning, July %,
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EOR SALE-3 prime good New Mich
= Cows | Bay Horse years old, light Express
Wagon and Harness, by ELNArHAN PRATT, n
Jy26 d6tf Salisbury street.
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NOtIce.-FREEMAN g. MOTT are now prepared to
do Baking and Cooking. All orders left at rs Chandler
street Will be promptly and satisfactorily attended
my20 dow
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Gen. Ransom Rathbone died at Rathbone-
vile, Steuben county, on Wednesday, July
18th, aged 81 years. Gen. r. was from 1906
TO 1910, a prominent and highly respected cit
izen OF Chenango county, New York.
The son Of ON. Hood, the renowned hui
morist, is preparing new edition OF his faith
ers works, intended to be more complete than
any yet published.
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lfvou wish for splendid picture your child call
CtdHn s. lSS Main street bis arrangements are com.
plete for producing alikeness diff dis
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Mrs. y. Goodwin, an experienced and success
tul Midwife hods herself in readiness day night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence is
Austlnstreet. dit o24
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STRENGTH OF THE REBELS IN WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

The Grafton (va) correspondent OF the Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL. writing under date Of Juno "A, says-The
real strength Of The enemy In Western vireinis net
Known outside Of e1csl circles II Ia certain, however,
that they have been checked that their two columns
moving from the east, With the intention TO form q
Junction In the vicinity Of csrksburs, have been sdectu
ally separated by hoClcnsn's wedge They Are evidently
In situation 70 be compelled 70 nRht or Nv re-
gret 70 cay that unless General Mcclellan can surprise
them do NOT see much prospect Of q tight. IL u re-
ported that they have been reinforced BY Georgia and
fennefsee troope II this report oorrect We may have
orush, but II the rebels about PhppA cousiet only Of
VrRnisns, they will never smell powder because
we can't catch Them, excepting by surpHse That thew
are quite atong Indicated by the daring Of their guerilla
parties, and The increased tindty OF the Inhabitants
Who blow Union hot or Upion ooh according 10 The
demonstrations Of either side VI the con ending paSes
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REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT AT
ROMNEY.

BALTIMORE, July Q, 1851.
correspondent In Winchester Va has forwarded the
following account Of the skrms between the pckets
the Union and rebel forces near Romney It Ia an OK.
tract from letter addressed to Hon. j. N. Mason 1t
Winchester, by gentleman in Colonel McDonalds regi-
ment, dated
HEADQUARTERS RoNNKy, June 27-4 A. II.
Yesterday wednesday, Richard Ashby left, with q
portion Of his command twenty strong from Capt.
T. Ashby company, on scouting expedition TO Mary
land Dividing his command into three bodies he, With
ok men, met . strong force OF forty United
STATES drsgeon. regulars and made running fight
three Of bis men are missing but two escaping and we
fear that they have been ke their horses led
ing with six men, bearing Of the fight, immediately
started In pursuit 70 avepge his brother On
bis way he was Joined by four Of his men, making eleven
IN all They came upon the enemy, forty strong, hid
gully filed with brushwood upon the opposite side Of
'he river ne.r Pate. sons Creek Bridge The enemy
com MERGED firing upon him, when he ordered charge
fordpg the river In the face of desir ctive Arc and
changing upon and completely routing hem they leaving
all their horses behind them Ashoy loss two killed
and two wounded, and four horses killed His ,rse was
shot under him. Their Ices was eight ten killed.
Ashby secured enough horses one Of which his
was compelled to leave others behind. Dick Ashby WAS
terribly cut up, one of his eyes being shog ont and
head arc neck badly cat by balls.
Upon hearing Of the fight. Immediately started for
inc scene Of action asking the chaplain 10 accompany
me, which he willingly DID. We went to Asnby's camp,
from here but dndrg that the enemy in force be-
tween and the wounded men, that shev (the enemy
had ,.tnrned and that Captain Ashhy had In pursuit
OF them with his whole force and Captain AYERS com.
pany, we returned 10 this plare, aud are nov
waiting to lend aid at the weakest point
IL reported that strong force Of the enemy u ap
preaching upon the Northwest turnpike. We are not
only ready for them but, having reiabe information
that the epemy one hundred strong posted In Paddy
town we have sent fierce to surprise them The expe.
ditfcn lett before returned from Ashby' camp, or
would have joined them
Cspt Ashby bad forty shots Hred at him, and his
escape wac miraculous His horse was shot twice. and
killed under him, and he wounded slightly in the
ieg, which hes not prevented him from pursuing the
enemy.
THIS ia fighting regiment the chaplain and surgeon
nehtpg nrst and pray ing and doctoripg Afterwards.
A was shot dead this evening nv a aoictar
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OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
HARRISBURG, July 2, 1851
Portion Of the Fifteenth Regiment Of Pennsylosns. En-,
camped al xa'stand ReioAn-Appotntments by Coo Cur,
nn-Fveen xoe keosmen. Ready for tie Field fron. ne
Key"one State-Lexer from Colonst CAns J. Bidde TO
Hajor General X;Caa, dc
The only advces received here from Gen. Patterson
column is that portion Of the Fifteenth regiment Penn
syvapis voiuneers General Negey hsve reached
saryiano Heights, where they have encsmped
Governor Curtin has msde the following appoiot
mentS-
John NJ Rejan, Of Tioga county, and James veech Of
Fayetse county Assistant Psymsssers these conclude
the organization Of the psymas,ers Department and the
psy Of the Volunteer Reserve Corps will at once be
made.
Prof a. Copp,e Of Philadelphia, Inspector General
Prof Coppie graduate Of West Point, and several
years was military Instructor there. He served with
distinction In the Mexican At present he Ia Pro-
lesser Of Bellies Lettres In the University OF PsnnsyI
van,a.
Major He'shberser, Of Chambersburg, Drill Major Is
also graduate Of West Point
The Bft.en regiments of Volunteer Reserve Corps are
now fully Organized that should another Yequisi lion
5e the gallant Key State her quota will DO
ready AZ q moments notice. fully armed and equipped
he whole number constitute force of 15 600 men.
The following letter has been received at iquarters
rom Ooi. Chas j Bdd'e, In command or of the
pehnsy vsnia reserve regiments which marched rein
io'ce Vol Wslace's indiana ans at Cumberland, Nd
HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT PENNSYLVANIA VoLuNrxsRs
MAR BsDFoRD, PA June 90, 1881. I
70 MAJOR GnKRA1 MCCALL
"NLRAl-i have the honor 10 report my arrival here
so'osy on the 21st while In command at Camp Curtin,
lIeceveo from headquarters an order TO prepare two
feRmenf toJ Immediate and active service the time
% reg men, 10 the camp equipped or sup
peo WIN military clothing Through the active per-
assistance Of the Governor OF the Common wealth
sno otfer public 'uDctonsries within ees than twelve
poufs the Hie regiment under my command and the
Filth infantry, under Colonel e. Summons (vho q ALSO
I Is IN the seventh infantry, United States
lamp Curtin at about three O'clock on the
morning OF the 22d-the detachment being under
my command "a senior by date OF commis.ion
rom the staeunder orders proceed in the direction
OF TO defend the of this sse and
port the lodana regiment tho United states service
Row In that vi'inty" On the evening Of the 22d we
reached Hopewe, and In obedience TO your order com
mun'cated 10 me by telegraph, epcsnped there AZ
CLOCK on toe morning OF the 2'd we took up our
1e o. march for this place The day was not and the
road unusually dusty, and It the first foot mach
MADE BY these troops ], wss however performed m
perfect or der and with great spirit by the men and
couo, with fome aid from wagons have been pushed
Do much ar'ber under the incentive OF cali To perform
p.taptly The duty assgned To On reaching bedford
our Geographic order 70 halt reached me, and |
Len moved TO this encsmpmeot The spirits
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OF the men did not tag TN was kuown that
their movement nO longer towards an On
eny The actual cistance MARCHED was tWeIts TIVE
-tes pnder or cpmstances o. weather and newness
~. 20 that FeS."s II creoitaale TO the command In
cn,oU,, mons Tho >te has secured the Of an
officer Of long aiary exp, 'eoce ana the highest L.
sruCt,0p ano capacity. The sN '"'o'nmeas Offering
him Stale command, ana tn6 natonsi sovernrSas IN
PEI mttn him TO acrept u have, may be- peymlted 70
cay initiated prsc't;e that may contribute An a most
material degree TO the effectiveness OF new Iavias FOR
State or National service may place officers q, reruar
military eoucston in spheres Of wider psefu,pess ,han
""ropae positions in the line of the Tinted starsa
en.> ID will greatly contribute TO the comfort NM
tfciency or yy-
| can lr-- -'vu~ sxoops o. lpcopvenenco from II
ss~-' --agiDe hone In Colonel Simmons' scqai-
-y-Icc in the superiority In rank which date Of
ccmniss0n gave 70 me, hs Junior In wears and
In mill ary service, l rec the spirit which
row In the with Mexico annates officers Of the
regular amy in their relations with ohcers appor'
from civil lite Colonel Gregg, VINO resigned I'd
mana " 'ne fntn feelmept 70 scceps O"p' .ae com
the federal govern accompanied ," .,ss,on rom
sApfol.ion beu@pAns "ofono' throughout the
w Mov J'. ." -aVhnos -.ane, by rapidly per
way Tor the"" sAso'" . the troops, prepared the
'hcer :. the W. Axy stone, of my regiment, an
r,stsnce ans .aess merit gave mo most effective a.
vrospa H. 10 tG1cer in the command afo ded me Any
cover r desssfscton. At the time OF start,ns th'
VIZ, or tacheo to my staff bts aide dc camp, Captain
w. IAN Mc3ichael. 10 whose Intelligence aud zeal AN
3, a. to testify is unnecessary 70 trouble you viii
'Iy mention Of Inconvenience suffered BY the uooas
Of that which continues from the inadequscv
! want, CHARLES j. BID0lE,
| Colonel Rifles Commanding DetAchnent.
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= - =
MlSCELLAN e.ssUS,
HsQPs1Bs ARE CURED BY Bran DRETHs PILLS -

This form Of disease IL ocss5nAd Nv the exhant artAe
throwing out greater ity find aasorbents
Wke up. BRAfDhEiR'S PILE nv magic a. It
we're an impulse 70 the arousinR tear
aosorhen's 70 action and n % swelling
potts. awakening the sleeping energies NJ those vessels
feraor RelieIeer ~ Hertimcr, York, wss q rreat
tpiieet from opscs. affection OF M years
.u9n derived DO material hello e. the prescriptions
% his PIN sicians who In fact gave him hat
M case ~ss hopeless. By sppsrenty he msre chapc the
YAles o. .randreths pills bros bit his noca.
DE began their at and with nope for
pretended The prcpe of sic pesevered with them
for three months taking often fifteen q .y
but Always making to take surien. purge the
most e6ectpAl twice thrice veok perse-
rewarded BY perfect 10 health
which hal continued to ,6ss tfnne
BRANDnEyES PILLS
ARE SOLD At 294 CANAL STREET.,
No Union SQUARE.
and BY all respectable deaers price, rs per bSI With
directions
Special agents for the atty of Brooklyn, Green as1
Fulton street, 0ustavus Richter Sc fulton street.
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CHoUr FOR FRREpox-fHRoW UP YOUR c APPS roR

SHotT FOR FREBpOM.fHR0W UP YOUR G APs FOR
- hbertyThe freedom Of the Iess the freedom OF he
country are all very good in their way; but wha, they
pont man vho chained and enssved by the tyrant dis
eseef What good Ia II TO who control OF
some fever other complaint engendered by spug shout
them for the champion OF health The naueror OF
he leader Of the hosts Of those vho strike for In
neah Iarour the great French Chemist whose celebrated
CoRbac Cordial s the sest remedy all fevers
.s deraps mens o. the stomach For ssle whesse and
sole agent for the United statsa ' " - w
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1yATT'B LIFE BALKAN.

RHEUMATISM In ITS MOOT pAINpuL worms;
Afro Scrofula Erysipeas eal Rbeun, Pimplea BochsS
old Ulcers Fever Sores The discusses OF Tue
blood eruursl complaints Debility LIVER Kdusys IN
cpen Consumpton &c., are most certainly cured BY this
Hya Life Basam has cu,ed housands Of cases of sAesa
ARD smilar difeases and win certainly any case
witch can be reached BY medctne sken IN y
with direcons II docs not contain particle
other deleerious mineral Prnpa depot 2i6 Grand
street 'T~' NV N~~~
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oARo, July l, 1881.
scout, returned from stoadsrt county, ~ ,.dav.
repor" no rebels eDcaopsd there II u rumorsd that
there is An encampment Of 1000 rebels q. uhslx suf
near the aissDsss tine.
One company lett Columbus KY last night fer Ciarks
vile, Tenn
General Prentss' brigae has been Internationally &C.
cepd for three years Yesterday Captain Pchsr mus
tered IN the Eighteenth reg went Col L&wess and On.
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THE MESsRS. CURRY, OF RICHMOND.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TAX HERALD.

Nsw Yohs, Juns %, 1851.
In your issue Of to-day letter from Chss Beuson
Co, agents Of David and VIM Curry OF Richmond, in
which they endeavor to create synpathy FOR those gen.
emen regard to the seZore Of the bark Sally M4gee,
by stating that thy Union men and owned or
fsseo Confederate flag 10 hicbpoai any other piece,
bat on The contrary have odefe Their eapstos 70 display
oDy the starr and stripes How does tbis statement
conicide with the following Cut from sbe Journal Of ON.
terce Of prif 16?g Sod reoe authority certainly:
BALrIsoag, April H. 1861.
sEtEssIos EXCITEMENT IN BiLrIaoRs The Uoion feeling
in this city has been disrlsyed FRI
day Men win ocksdes and secession embems have
been chased BY crowds ana p,o.e By the police cha
bark FopDy Fepsbaw hos'ed sbe flag to-day,
down The cspta,n after rebosed IT, and required
detachment Of Thirty police to protect &c from tho
people The Indignation is Intense. AL the other vessels
IN port hcise the American flag The captain Ia Uuon
man, hut hofted he flag uDdet nsru,tiops from The
orners Of tie vessel the Mtssis Curry, OF Richmond,
Va.
1t to me or the other o, these stasements
ought to he contrad,cted. INQUIRER.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The steamer Anthracite left the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Monday evening" with ordnance stores Tor Washing
ton Among them eight heavy rihed cannon. me
United States steamer Harriet Lane on Monday even.
NJ taken into the dry dock for repairs
The United States ship Portsmouth Captain Calhoun.
bearing the flag Of Flag Officer Imam arrived 1t 81.
Helena on the 10th Of May and remained on the 2lst,
Che would sail In few days the coast OF Africa.
The African squadron was generally 10 GOO, health.
BosroS July q 1851.
The steam trigate Susquehsnna v,l sail this evening
or early torn morning
The Cumberland Ia daily expected at the Navy Yard "a
90 into dock for some repairs
SALE OF A SLAYER AND A PRIZE VESSEL.
Yesterday morning DEPUTY Tinted States Marshal
Joseph Thompson put for sae the order OF the
Court the SLAYER Nightingale, which was purchased by
Heesrs. Mott, McCready Co. fov he OF &I3 OO0.
The same firm purchased the przs schooner savannah.
for 81 ESQ; her guns and ammunition for SIS
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n Voa5s.' ;; .,u the ,nrsa, Of the rebels anu '
Tor ayssssaSce'

7 osp't Eno~ Whether you have heard Of the second
n,,,rspt cssh rs.op OF Col walaces have been max
pc neH, Con- csrlopd portion Of his picket guards,
,ssp,y osmber, upon forty Of ,he enemy. Killed
,rs,s nv larger force. ABOUT seventy retired steadily
10 strong position, whore for some hours they maid
,aped The most desperae, close tight arauy oes.g On
air asssiiapts after ling ssous twenty ana woana
-, sssss he k,le5 W one lieutenant An sc
pes. has been issued by Gen Patterson 70 e TSos
REQ ding This brilliant lutte engagements ana nsP''"
authenticity - Ibis report.
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HAGKxsrowN, June 80, 1851
Reparts Of tie Emmy Concentrating at Rarp>rs F~rry-
The Union Troops nr,s Out to TArash 7sten,-Ise Re
pot proc fdAeTe Enemy Reported 70 be in Lb.s.oS-r
ds< fo'ee :" ne V'ctn,,yFsats Of Portion of Cbp e
~ sH@es T"mmo"d near Camberland-7w>nty-etgAt
o. ne En- my ktlled osIa her Horses CAPTURED de-
We had very exciting times yesterday and today For
several days has been reported by scouts sent
by Cereal Negley, who 10 stationed near Shar pebure
that ihs enemy concentrating In The nephborho,d
Of earptrs Ferry and threatening TO cross and attack
hes,ey forces this eide. Yesterday were stare
ny The report that on the night previous rebel res
hen"-'pe alabama and kentncky-had crossed at the
ferry eli occupied The Mary land Heights Immediately
General and bis stan pushed forward DO sns
Vile, On the sharpsburg road TO be in the froot hut
vas sscerta ned In toe evening that the report was
false II arose IN this way Two desc, srs rom COM
psny OF the rebels who at Harpers Ferry compet
ms The dest uctn OF property over 10 this sde
ana were pursued BY squad Of about twenty OF the
n.my. There were observed by alright sned ~oman who
1neoisteiy sp'eai she report that large force OF the
enemy were sdvsncrg N this side.
These constant reports, however, Of the active move
ents o. me envy on the opposite sde while forces
are kept inactive have Deen exertng very demoralix
ing puueoce upon our troops and II s evident the
move ments Of to-day aud yesterday that II has at ast
been deter mined 60 in search N The enemy ard thus
ASCERTAIN VI b Certainty heir real strength.
But one regiment remains here, the Connecticut
o0o strong Yesterday Colonel abercromoie With two
reg ments Of bic brigade, the Wisconsin aud Eleventh
.rynnsSyspiH MARCHED 70 the neghborhood OF Downs
Vie tefktn battery OF Elk SIX FOUNDERS lthe harness
1INeol and Compsnpv T, United states artillery,
nHcped Tor he same ne, IN horhoof fbis morning rhe
General and personal star followed this a,e,nooo t,ye,h
80 ~ ~onu ems Company If Independent Rangers A.
TO ioroe OF ,hss army with the exception OF
80 zoe At fteferiCE snd one at this place, Is
nov located between U,mns n and Sbsrprnnrs and
49, a'out ~ ooo ~eo and inciuies Douneday's
o..'er. an ps-s o p nsh battery spd about 900
hesa The department beasdu M va NOT vat n ~
sesnoved, but DOUBTLESS III be shortly