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Positive information has been received OF
the destruction Of Dam No. +, on the Poto-
mae. Il excites much indignation among
the people Of Southern Maryland. The al
temnt to destroy Dam No. .. was renewed
by the rebel. this morning They were
renulsed by the Home Guard Of Clear Point
Vrginians iu-tarrivtd say the secessionists
claim TO have $4,000 at Harper's Ferry, but
Unior men Of Va, say there are only 5000.
Three battalous Of the District Of Colum-
h;a volunteers passed through Georgetown
"a day. and at the same time the ID Conn,
list \. II. and 9th y. Y. regiments proceeded
bv Rock Creek Road Their destination Is
s1nnosed to be Edwards Ferry, about ~
miles from Georgetown and an equal distance
from Harper's Ferry.
In the morning Capt. Owens proceeded
With the District troops and 40 OF the "a
Tevas cavalry in the same direction la
addition t. camp equlpage and entrench-
inc tools, they were provided with supplies
~ Iarrc trains Of wagons crossed at the
,orer9ment Ferry throughout the day
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CNcIYNArI. june II.

l lNLlNNAlis ~ uli- l.
Secession cavalry have been scouting the
country around Beverly, every night, har-
assing the Union men.
Col. Wallis lett Cumberland with part
of his command TO attack the secession
camp % miles west ON Tuesday morning.
Another brilliant march had been made by
Cart Miller Of the 18th Ohio Regiment,
with 10 of his company. He left Rowles-
bury, on Cheat river, on Sunday night, and
marched 50 miles to st. Georges, Tucker Co.
He entered the town before 4 Monday morn
ing. lie took hall dozen prisoners, seized
some important I correspondence, and
captured tNe secession higs. All the
militia vi that County had been
been ordered by Gov Letcher TO mees that
day to proceed to Huttonsvilie with all the
arms they could procure, and join. Colonel
Porterfeld's command
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lied,

In Weston. Juae S.i Mr.. Jane u.J-t-. ~.s
Of Ell Hobart asel so yc.rs.
In uia,.Jarsb, 5a-o eth. u.rsr.Eay. aged
g years.
last. A,b.4=, jane 5.h, Uaa.Jaa-s Foster.
Ny. Foster was as se.,ral ralr, sheriff Of
Frauklia County, and las been member ,f both
branches of the stat Legislature. lie was always
distinguished FIR the e,slrness u Ifs per. -.ias
slunduess If judgment, for integrity a-i 7ciia-
bility mall ,bere'atiers Of l.r public AND private
an excellent CITIZEN ana . goodman. Ca-
in this village, Thursday. June q. Jesse Green,
aged - years.
in Charlotte, May 81, Dan-u I@.eau sta.
aged al year.
y. H., Conn, papers please copy.
In lline.bursh june 3rd, Edward h., s.o %
Geo. T and Luaia sam Hurlburt, aged year..
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SPORTING GOODS.

a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HUNTING
N and Fishing Tackle in great variety at No.
Bank Block, consisting in part Of Rifles Of the
best quality, Double and single barrel shot guns,
Rifle Pistols Pistols, Pistol stock shot guns with
Cast steel barrels, Flasks, shot pouches, Ely's
Double water proof Caps, Common Caps, DC;
Fishing Rods. Reels, Trolling bait Of every style.
Gangs. Casting Lines or Leaders; Trout, Bass,
and Salmon Flies, Sinkers, Silk, Linen, and Cot
ton Lines Of all lengths and sizes, and every
thing in the sporting line, all of which viii be
sold al the lowest Panic Prices.
BRINSMAID J. HILDREIH.
Tune ttb
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Capt. Miller prevented the meetin
The army of Western Virginia is esln-
ming 20 ASSUME i formidable position.
BALTIMORE. ] me !.

The steamer from Old Point has Just ar
rived here. No further military movements
have taken place. The soldiers are resting
from the great fatigue, consequent upon the
march of twenty miles, and an action of
nearly two hours, with not a complete meal
fof twenty-lour hoars
On the withdrawal O the federal troops,
the rebel cavalry aud infantry il consider
ablo force followed rs far as New Market
bridge, this side Of Little 3 .hei, inhumanly
charging, in one inst nee. those barring off
the dead and wounded. Tho bridge was
burned.
The enemy hal in ao.i1n < guns behind
thu b'tteIie5
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uALEUCA, HALLCCA DED-BUG AND
C00KROACU Observation-Disclosures this is
applied these insects cannot exis.. So powerful
Is It, that two or three times using will suffice to
expei them for months. Although death and eN-
termination to these insects, il is harmless to in
dividuals. It Is tie champion annihiIato,. Pru-
cipal Depot, MYERS d SHUMAN, GsS VASE
INGroy ST. for sale by G. c. Goodwin & Co, and
". :. Burr It Co.. BosToy, 10 NoaIu TENN ST.,
PHILADELPHIA ard Of al' respectable drug
gists w50m3
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F W. CRANDALL,s EsTATE.

w pointed by the Honorable the 'sobai-
Court for tho District Of CAittenden, Comn's-t77-
ers 10 receive, examine and adjust the claims Ct
ali persons, against the estate of FRANKLIN o.
CRANDALL, late Of Iiucsburgh,in sid DIsi-'ct.
deceased. represented insolveni and at" -
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto,
and six months from the day % the di;c here'''
being SLOWED by said Court for that PurPote, Nc
90 therefore hereby give uot:c1. tina; ve viii at
tend 10 the business Of orr appointment. a. t'e
Inn Of r. W. POST in Hinesburgh. in said DIS
tri9t. On the second Tuesdays of July ant No
vendor Ext, nj 10 o'clock, 4. VI OF caca Of san
days.
Dated this 18th day of Nay. A. u. 1861.
ELHE r., 8E EE Commissioners.
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sARAuF. LYMAN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con
Distrc. Of Chtterden, cerned in the estate Of
Sarah T. Lyman late of Burlington in said Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETIEo
At a Probate Court holden 1T Burlington, with
in and for the District Of Chitteude1, IN the 81
day of June, A D. 1861, al Instrument. pUIport-
ing TO be the last W I'll and Testament Of Sarah
Lyman, late of Burlington in said I'1-r'ct' d.
ceased, was presented to the Court a.orese--s -
Probate. Ard 1t is ordered by said Cou.' that tbs
29th day Of June, 1861, at the Probate = ~
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for Proy--s
said Instrument; and that notice thereof he given
20 all persons concerned, by publishing thls ord"t
three weeks successfully in the Free Press, ne' :
paper printed in said Burlington, previous to tlo
time appointed
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified &c appear BE-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the Probate Of said will if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District this 4th day of June, A. D. 1851.
wi9w3 d. FRENCH, Register.
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noLLowAY,s pILLs.-Le.roason 2,

ITO u 10 ~ y T = 4 II n It l.lo
yOu.-Dyspsp siq, Costveaess. There i no grie
but can be assuaged, no pain insusceptible Of al
deviation, or disease without 4 remedy. Arc you
dyspeptic? look for the cause in disordcred ston-
aeh or arrangement Of the liver. Are you costivo
or bound ia the bowel? here again the stomach
or viscera are at fault. Holloway's Pills will
eradicate the source Try them. They have new
er yet failed in single instance out Of millions
Of cases. We urge all who are suffering from
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bowel Complaints &c,
to use them at once, as they viii efectuaIly cure
The proof lies in the trial. Procure box and be
convinced of their immediate effect Read the
Advertisement elsewhere.
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Wv 7 IN0f y IuE J u
\ special despatch from BaltimQro t. tie
Herald SAYS Gen. Banks arrived at Fort
McHeury this P, NJ aud made 1t has head
quarters. ten Cadwalllder leaves for i'm
portant duties this week Gen. Banks viii
cordially cooperate with tie civil authorities
for the preservation Of order. Columbiads
and = Founders have been brought 10 bear
upon the city from TIE Fort. The I0puluce
are irritated by the presence of northern
troops, Int the coadliatory programme an
nounced by Gen. Blas= removes apprehen-
SONS.
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CNCINNATI. June

\ despatch from Grafton says Col. Kelly
is much better to-day, and his recovery IS
probable. Nine companies, with two rieces
Of artillery advanced on Phjiippa last night.
making the forces there 5000, The reb Is
are probably in force at Beverly, on which
they fell back from PhillipFa.
1t is reliably ascertaned that - bodies
have been found in the thickets near Phil
iPpa, after the fight with the rebels Tac
lndianians, without knowing the fact, dis
charged their Minnie rifles into the bushes
to clear them
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u1nsH H0osE,s ESTATE.

CrArE OF VERMONT, L The Prooa'7
- DISTRICT ~ cHrrrEyDES. 81. Cour' 10. -:
District of chitseudeu, 10 all psrsons
the estate Of Hiram Hose. late OF Cos'oes''i' -
ssid District. deceased, Greeting
Where's the Administrator Of the Es.'ts OF '',d
deceased hath mails application 10 this Court &c
extend the time allowed for the payment OF "a,
debts % said deceased. FOR one year from tns
dav Of Jins, 4. D. 1861.
whereupor. che ssid Court doth hereby Az IN
and appoint ths II day OF July, a. D. 4Soi'
=. the Probate Cor-t Rooms, for hearing on sara
application ard doth order sid decree th,s no.sch
be given 70 ali persons interested IN said e.sats
~ publishing this order thres weeks SuccsssrTeiv
IN 'hs Free pr-., previs17 to tie day s'sgne' IL
hearing
"iven under MY hand, at Burlingtou, this lIta
iay Of June A. d. 1851.
w50~3 y. FRENCH. REGISTER.
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w OULD give notice shat he has returned
~ from tne HOSPITALS OF EUROPE, and
will resume the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
at Montpelier.
- OFTIcE - CORNER STATE AND MAIN SIS.
Dr.. P. is now fully prepared to operate for the
cure OF Epiphora or Watery Eye; also FOR Opacity
Of the CoEnea, by the new method now so sue
cessfullY Praeticed in the Opthalmio Hospitals Of
London and Paris.
Montpelier, VI, June 8, 1861. wjOm6
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WIN. d. u:RRINcToS,s ESTATE.

HTE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been aP-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adiust the claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the estate Of VIM. B.
Ha-rins ton, late Of Burlington, in said District
deceased, represented insolven and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and sis
months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed By said Court for that purpose. We d.
therefore hereby give notice, that we will attend
TO the business Of our appointment at the dwelling
Of Aixey Harrington, in Burlington. in said Dis
trct, on the last Thursdays Of June and y november
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on eaca OF said Gays.
Dsted this Slst day ot Nay, A. 3. 1861.
P n n C M1I1IE5 Commissioners.
T8qU3
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FREDERICK. June IL

!, FROM a gen tleman we'll conversant with
ane iocalit in and about tiarper's Ferry.
VINO Ieit uagerstewn early this morning, we
earn earn mat 10000 U. S. troops are between
ufGen Castle, miles from the former place,
ana Chambersburg, from whence they are
marching.
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NAGAKsToWN. Nh. june y.

Intelligent Union men here assign two
reasons for the non-advance Of Gen. Patter-
son : dvison-lst. That the Legislature IS in
Washington must come by that route.
They hope that the Legislature will adjourn
this wcek,-and Government intends to keep
troops out Of Maryland until after Congress
si0nal election tomorrow.
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NAsuINGTJN, June %.
The precise military movements cJut.m-
plated from here are Of such charlcle. as
do not authorize p4blicIty.
1t is moro than probable that the Spanish
government. viii decline t. receive Carl
SchuIz.
Two Regiments from Wisconsin have been
ordered to Washington forthwith.
The Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and
Rhode Island with the \. y oh, West
Point Flying Artillery, with portion Of the
District troops, leave Tonight for Lecs1urz,
Fredericksburg. and the heart Of Virginia.
The 1orTs Washington despatch says
there Is great activity at the Navy Yard aud
workmen are employed day and night.
An army officer from Fort Pickens states
that when nc left an attack was expected
from the rebels
The blockade Of Pensacola was perfect.
Several prizes had been captured and s-nt
North
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Heavy guns are being mounted on Forts
Seward and C1rcoran.
Tomorrow morning, Maj Cen Banks
will take command at Baltimore, while
Cadwallader lads column from the Relay
House TO cooperate with Gen. Patterson S
force which will move by way both OF
Hl-orstown and Ercdericks.
Gen. NcDowel's command VIII fully
occupy the attention Of the Rebels at Man
assls Junction, while the three columns arc
mclosing Harptr's Ferry.
Col Fremont ratnrns IN the next steamer
with ID 600 rIies
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DISEASES OF WOMEN

attends exclusively 10 the the treatment If Prual.
Dissases and the spceiet Diseases Of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
". IS, Union St., Providence, H. l. See his adj
vertisement Of THz GnEAr TSDny REMEDY FOR
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. %. dawly
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rrRr mEALTnY TONIC

AZURE HEALTHY TONIC, and enc
free from the dolcterious AID injurious effects cure
to follow those in ordinary use, has long been felt
to be a desideratum in the medical woTlI such
a tonic, and one SO skilIiully combined from the
vegetable kingdom as 70 act in perfect accordance
with he laws of nature, and thus soothe the weak
est stomach, and 40 the same time allay nervous
and other irritaGous, Of which the human body is
composed, is offered in Prof Woods Resto7zt5y.
cordial ard Blood Ruoyatsr. Hence it is perfectly
adapted to old ana young. Reader, try 1t. Thou
sands have already done so, and the testimony is
universal IN its favor. Do MT fail to read the adj
vertisemcnt in paper.
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MANHOOD

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
EUST PUBLISHED. ON THE NATURE.
81 TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE OF
SPERMATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sex
ual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary Emissions
and impotency, resulting from Self-abuse, &C.
BY Rob : J. Culverwell, N. y. Sent under sea
in plain envelope. 70 any address, post paid, on
receipt Of two stamps, by
DIR. CHAS. J. C. KLINE,
Iq7 Bowery, New York.
Post Office Box, No $50.
March g daw3m
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Vermont STATE TREA.URKR's OFFICE, ,
RUTLAND, May LIST, 1861. {

,
StEALED PROPOSALS viii DO received at this
tSofice until the 3lst inst. for six per cent los1
of FIVE hua5red thousand dollars, for which State
bonds will bs issued under the authority given by
the Legislature in an ''Act making ApproPria-
ton for arming. &c, the Militia Of the State.-
Approved April ., 1851.
The bonds will bear date June l, 1861, and De
PAYABLE in ten years thereafter in sums Of $1,000
and $500 land 500 If required), with semi-anru-
al coupons attached, principal sad interest paya-
bic at any Bank in Boston.
The treasurer reserves tire eight to reject any
or all proposals. Proposals for this loan should bs
addressed to the Treasurer, and endorsed "ProPo-
sails for State Loan"
JOHN B. PAGE, Treasurer
May 10, 1861. daw4w
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HIRAM e. BExEnIcT,s ESTATE

WE THE sT ,2 ~ THss 4q.qs been a.
Cnur. for tho District o. Chitteuien, Conr1's-
.ioners 10 receive examine and adjust Ii, claim
and demands of ell PERSONS against the er,-'e
Of HIRAM q. BENEDICT, late Of Underhili, N
said District, Diseased. represented in'" lT9n' ar
also al claims and demands exhibited IN e' 'hsre
to; and six months from the day of - date Aerec'
being allowed BY said Court = bat Pu-p..,,,,' "
do therefore hereby give noti7e. tha. We VII =
tend 10 t1e business of on apl'5idsfrsrt. p: tG0
dwelling Of DEL4NA BENEDICT, in UnSerhhi.
IN the said District, on the rTent''ta days
June and November next, at 10 o'clock - "a
on each Of slid DAYS
Dated this 10 h day Of June, A. u. 1861.
A Fl N Gs4 ". fT;uoRp. coHH''.rs''.
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Tina latest news from Europe is to the
effect that an announcement had been made
:; 'l'I p,rIianent by Lord John Russell, that
zealand would probibi: priTateers or armed
vs.',is from taking ,hei. prizes into British
,srts.-uhicb Viii be no good news to Jeff.
Davi-. France stands Enthusiastically on the
side 81 our Government, and against the
rsho'-
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WASHINGTON, june l..
Lieut. Butler has just arrived here as
bearer Of dispatches from Fortress Monroe.
md isnow with Gen. Scott. He says only
II Of Government troops were killed and 60
wounded, rs far as known at present.
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The Surveyor Of Customs at E .rl :.,,,+.
lad p. has notified steamers that the tram ans
, Variation Of provisions to Smlthland and md
Paducah, Ky, are in yIolat, hon oil 81 Tue he
;nstrnctions Of Government, ara VIII Oe
prohibited.
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BRATTLEBORo, ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
II Boys and Young Men.
Mr.. & Mas. A. L. LEAvENwoRTH, Principals.
Expenses per year for Beard and Tuition sloo
TO Sl75.
Tho first Session in these schools opened WIZ
80 - boen entered upon their rolls. The Third,
or simmer. session opers April 2ith- Applica-
,ioDs ebould be made early.
r. Circulars, OF further information. apply TO
az Principals at WEST BRATTLEBORO- Vt.
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W AsnINDTnN. Hmm

From the best available sources it is be-
lieved that the entire secession force in Viz
gina does not exceed $4,000 or 90 600 men.
Beauregari has issued proclamation
from Manassas junction, extrlyagantly pic
turing the deplJrlble c,nsaq Iences Of the
expected invasion Of the Federal troops.
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BJ>CoN. June II.
\ special Washington despatch to the
Traveller says that the result of the engage
ment at Great Bethel causes intense excite
ment m that city.
ILere is general indignation at FORTRESS
Monroe against Brig. Gen. Pierce, whose
ml>manasement caused the lamentable re-
suit.
The Hospital arrangements at the Fortress
arr bad for such large number Of cases.
Gen. Butler is incan-ed at the sd result
OF the expedition, and sw9lrs that he Will
have both batteries before morning.
The Slaughter had been considerable before
the retreat Wds ordered
The statement hero is that "a were killed
and $50 wounded, bat this may be au czag-
Ser4liou.
Brig. Gen p,ca j, said 60 be wounded.
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LETTER FROM SOUTHERN SOLDIER. -
The Freeman gives the following Letter from
young man who has " seen service - iu
JEFF. Davis army, to his parents in Warren.
Vermont.
NV ToRg, May o.
Dear Fathe- ara M9tEer;
| suppose you are won or-
ing at my not writing. I received your letter
Wien 5S was @sa ia Boston o no5 F 5 t9@ al
engagement. When there | wrote 10 you. which
1 suppose you did not receive, as it was about the
time the trouble commenced between the North
and South, and mails were irregular. Well, now
comes the most interesting portion OF my letter.
| had been there about four weeks. when things
began 70 look black, 90 I started C return, which
they would not allow me 10 do. l was arrested,
but had no alternative but TO enlist in tle rebel
army or be hung, and as l had no desire for the
latter position, l enlisted. | was with them until
the 9th Of April, when /, with three others who
were in the condition, gave them " leg bail
but we had q narrow escape. We knew 1t was life
or death with usi we were obliged to travel nights
and sleep in the woods during the day. One Of
our party was killed; the other two and myself
reached Baltimore in about three weeks from the
time we started-bringing with US our secession
guns revolvers and knives which We intend TO
keep as trolhes-ss we were obliged to use them
pretty freely in SELF defeace, before we reached
Baltimore. We stopped there few days, and
then started for New Y ork, where we arrived last
Monday. When | see you I will give you full
account of our journey. There are thousands IN
the Southern army who are in the same condition
that were, and only waiting an opportunity to
get away. Your afectionate son,
DANIEL W0RCEs TER.
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NOTICE.

'sNlIlS certiGes that have this day given my
son, John Osmer, his time, the rest Of his
minority. I snail not, after this date, pay any of
mis- debts, or claim any of his earnings.
Given under my hauI, at Bolton, this 18th Of
May, 1851. J. Z. 0SMER.
GE0. b. Morse Witness w49B3+
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FAVE f'HRoUGHs.

A Ny QUANTITY from 10 to 10000 feet Of
N those excellent sawed cave tr0ughS can te
bought cheap for cash at
c. BENNS'
Burlington, June lst d3wsw2m
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s .eu ,nere as sueh, in spite Of any prohibitorv
olate isw;-iro get unsettled questions. and 3,
much deserving attention as ever.
IN national vier, ne are fof eust in;no tho
old colors,-the ship which has thus far sustained
the present ruling party, should not now he Far.
saken, and the party be left to drift upon oniek-
sands t0'' I'''A
And regarding the matter as 20 State no1i,r
there should be two parties.
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NOTICE.

VvHIS CERTIFIES THAT I HAVE GIVEN
) my son Albert. minor, his time during the
remainder Of bis minority, and Will pay no debts
Of his contracting nor claim any Of his earnings
from this date.
J. G. WATSON.
Richmond, June ith, 1851. w3w~
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1hiG morning the Harriet Lane EXCHANGED
about % shots with the Rigg Point battery.
nearly opposite Newport News. on the jane
River. Sae received two shots woundio.
men, one severely.
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\ SOAP THAT WILL WASH IN
HARD OR SALT WATER
StearnS & CO.'S GlyCeFine Soap

VIII wash or shave in all kinds Of water most
capital article for all purposes for which soap can
oe used. Just the Soap Jr the sea shore, for in
land towns for ali places and requirements. At
home abroad, 1t viii suit you none other can.
Sold by all Grocers, aud Joy SIEABNS Co,
Commercial Street. near State ST., Boston.
wjlwl
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INV / ''iAFes ~ UNI
\ gentleman from New Orleans reports
that IN Texas provisions are becoming So
scarce that the people vii be in a starving
condition when the blockade of New Orleans
is complete
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new S Of the w eek.
ny ieiegrhsh solthe Daily Eiec r.I.


~. ~ lo-NsDIKG, IN, JunG ..
linton Reutch. wealthy secessionist
Mas shot last night by Union man for ut
terlng reasonable remarks, and talking of
whipping any Union man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-14
CHARLES J. ALGER,
Attorney l. Counsellor at Law,

L5fe. lire aud Marine Insurance Agtnt,
Ofice with Hon. isabel Peek, Burlington, Vt.
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