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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Il DIR. DOW continues % be consulted Al his office
Nos and hndcou Street, Boston on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long of studs and practical experience o
unlimited eN'ept DR. d. has now the qualification ofpre
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since be first introduced them, failed to cure the mos,
alarming cases OF
GONORRHRA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venereal and
impure blood lmpotenty scrofua, Gonorrhna Ulcers
pain and distress IN the regions OF procreaton InAam
nation OF the Bladder and Kidneys Hydrooele Aboess.
esi humoTs fughtiul Swellings and G long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease are
made TO become as harmless the simplest angs Of
child. "
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
br devocs great part Of his time TO the treatment
Of those caused by secret and solitary habit which
runs me BODY and mind, uniting the unfortunate in.
ulVdha i business society. Some Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of Youth arc
NoaknerH oi me Suck aud Limbs Dizziness of he head
Dimness OF aght, PaPitation Of the heart Dyspepsa
NeN"uehess, Der~ngement Of the digestive functions
symptoms 'i Consumption, sc. The feaul fleets on
tue ninu much 10 he dreaded loss of memory con
fusion of IDEAS depression Of SPIRITS evil forebodings
aversion OF society," selfdstrust timidty &c are among
the evils produced. Such persons should before con
tempaung matrtmOny, consult ply stefan OF pxpereure
and be al once restored to health aud happiness
Patients who wish To remain under Dr. Dow's treat.
ment few days or weeks, will be furnished with plea
sam rooms, aud charges for board moderate
Medicines sent 10 all parts Of the country with tu
drecons for use receiving description Of your eases
DE- Dow has asn ir sale the French Caputtes warrant
ed The beet preventative Order by mail Three Tor I'll
and a led stamp. " -
Apr'l' 1857 9j47
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

Treasury for settlement, who WILL - is believed un-
less Congress takes sction in the matter. mako an
award for a large amount.
THE ARMY BILL.
The Army bill, which passed the House to-day
si2l ,000O OCO for the year ending with
June, 1863. Beside this $2Os 900 has been voted
during the present session for The current army ex'
penses and deficiencies for the present fiscal year.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appointment OF
Col. Erastus y. Tyler, of Ohio, as Brigader Gen
eral. The President has nominated Stephen G.. Bur
bridge, of Kentucky, for similar position.
WAR DEPARTMENT, May H. 1862
FROM GEN. UALLECK.
There was no charge Of importance in the position
Of Gen. Halleck's army yesterday.
THE DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS.
The following is the general order reconstituting
the Department of Kansas:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJrrAgT GENREAL's OrFcn}
WAsWS0ToY. Msy ~, 1872
GENERAL OapyRs No 5o.--The Department OF kAn'as Is
hereby restored as described In General Orders" No. w.
OF 1851 as roows To include the state OF Kanss the In
dian Territory wes OF Arkansas and The Territories OF Me-
braka Colorado and Dakota. Headquarters at Fort LeaVeh-
worth BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
l.. THOMAS, Adjutan, General
or CONGRESS TO GEN. MCCLELLAN.
Robert Mo.ris, ESQ.,. Chief Clerk Of the House OF
left here to-day for the headquar-
tiers of Gen. Mcclellan, bearing with him hand
somely engrossed copy of the resolution OF thanks
passed by the House on Friday last Mr. Morris. by
direction OF the Clerk Of the House, will deliver
these to the General in person.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

CHICAGO, Wednesday. May Il. 1861
A special from Cairo to The Tribune says that
Gen. Mitchell Division has formed junction with
Gen. Pope, and now forms the extreme left of our
line.
A special to The Times says: On Thursday Gen.
Pope moved forward bis column to retske the position
lost in the skrrnsh of Friday last The result was
not kno~n at the time the steamer left Pttsburg.
AS the steamer Gladiator, with the 4th Minnesota
Regiment on board WAS passing Paris Landing on
the Tennessee River, en- route for Pttsburg, her
upper works gave way, killing five or six, and injur-
ing several others.
NENTS OF GEN. SIGEL.
Special Ds patch to The CDcinps,i Gazette
EVANSVILLE, Ind. May H. 1852.
Capt. Frisbie of the Lancaster reports AS follows:
On Fnday morning at a a. IN. Gen. llalleck made
reconnaissance, 1900 strong, to within sbont 4
mile or less Of Corinth. He found the enemy
strongly ntrenched and fortified, drawn up III line
Of battle ready to receive them. Gen. Hallccs's
force WAS drawn back one mile, with what loss my
informant had not been able to learn. Our army
had advanced two miles further and when the Lam
caster LETT "a battle was inevitable-could not be
yOstp0ned longer than the morning. Everything
wss in perfect order, and in readiness for fight.
The Lancaster met the steamer Imperial, with
Gen. Sigel and staff accompanied by transports with
troops but what number il not known, en- route Tor
Piiisburg Lsndng, and would arrive there this
morning. This statement was corrOborated by all
the officers on board, and may be considered trust
worthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
THE ". Y. STATE REPTBLfCAN COM
MiT1EE.

Yesterday tire State Republican COMMITTEES met
- the Astor House. Simeon Diaper. esq. in The
cnair H. the course OF tbs sesson -ub-Commiee
from tie Logirls,iye Union Committee which met
in another part of tie House, was received. THIS
Comn,ilioe, consisting of IL. Hon. Lyman Tremain,
John s. 4. Slranahan, More. Griunell, ard NJ.
Flagley. reported that the Legislative un'on Com
niiiee had resolved to unite with tho Republicans,
and al other loyal citizens. The Republican
Committee sdoPfed the Legislative Addre"s
and resolutions, ana were willing 10 mite with the
Legislative uaon Committee, but could not adin' Vi
spy sucb general term I'D ''aIi other loyal citizens,
nasincl 40 they considered that all other loyal c'i'
xens nigh, easily unite under the auspices oil The
Legislative Union Committee. Subsequently the
la,rer body agreed to ;he proposition OF the R'Pn'
beans also apon invitation to all bodies OF o'h'r
Inyl citizens 10 unite with them. Both Committees
a,Iourncd To ncst in Albany on the 23d of July
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
FROM ARKANSAS.
RETURNING TO ALLEGIANCE.


Correspondence OF The st. Louis Democrat.
BArYsvILIB Ark. Saturday, May TO- lsss
A portion of Gen. Davis Is and Gen. Asboth's divi-
sions and two Of Gen. Sigels regiments, left here
to-day for The north An adequate force is sti here,
however, for operations in this direction. Our ad-
vance, under Gen. Ostcrhouse, crossed the White
River on the 9th, and took the road to Little Rock.
AS many 80 persons per day have come forward
and taken the oath Of allegiance, embracing Judges
ministers and many of the most influential ciiizens
The foutiment Of the people is rapidly becoming
more and more loyal. News Of our occupation Of
this place was received by Gov. Rector, vt Little
Rock, on the jth, and produced great excitement
Some of the citizens advised peace, while others
rampant for defending the city TO the lac; ex.
tremity
On the following day the Governor issued proc
laraiion CALLING on the State militia 10 repair imrne
diately to the capital to repel tie invaders. Many
Of the militia were issuing special calls SiA thou
sard Texans were daily expected at Little Rock,
but they were under orders for CoFJ,h.
Guerrilla bands were being formed in some sec
tionf, and lar.e mobs NAV be mustered a, county
seats, bat no scroug obstacles 10 our advance are
feared.
Ater Pile, at last accounts. WAS camTed al
Boggy depot 100 miles southwest Ot Font Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
IRON NEW -NRIEAN2

The Mcmphis Aroionche Of the 7th has advices
from New Orleans 10 the Sd inst Up 10 II O'Clock
that morning, only seven full Union regiments hal
been landed in New-Oleans. The Commander Of
the Louisiana. who had cut loose hs boat after the
surrender and set ber on fire, was held prisoner,
while the ohe. prisoners captured bad been paroled
Tile 2rae Utla Office had been taken posse sion Of
by Union guard, and Northern p'mterH iisued the
paper containing Gen Builers proclamation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
EtssREED,

GfOOk E-LAWRET EIn Br- Ill %, on TUesisy Nay -.
Tiw,n +. Brooke 90 Jsis A. ouly da ter of ~ lac b.
". Lswr-nce oil Of brooklyn.
Tue day April %. by tie Rev. Dr.
Hscox. Nu4 J. B.hsn Of yT st, Mif. Gary H. Slh,
daughter Of flr iat, Thomss ID Smith c; til city.
DOW VLEY-DNtiHT-I Sprirgf ed hia.,. Wedus..
tav rIoIarg May H. by The Rev. Ar Mcknight Henry
EDRi.y Nr~lo TO Cfsce Dwight o the ioIiner Zee
LJCAe-PRAiRO-ln San Frsuei,co. Cal sanisy April
lI VI r ence at The bud'. ia,h,r by tho Rev 81 {.
Irsr. io-eph Lpc.. of Poo Western l.,nis 10 MafJ c.
eldest daughter of John fr,lro.
Bo.tnn papers please copy.
WHlIBFCK-NONON-O Tues5iy. hay ~, by the Rev
Ffs.cB Mfu,t-d william +. WhisbecA to Emma Louisa
\ Apu Drh oi this city.
WODD-Y ~ LIN Sen Francisco Cal Tuesday. Ap'i
IS br the rev T. &. THAI u. D.. Henry +. Wood
f5,mery Q! hewAori City Ni.s l.. ell recently o.
haldJ =. Llwrrace County, ". !.
S, Lawrence Dernocri' please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
FROM SHIP ISLAND.

bosroS -dre.aay. May is ibol
The ship Undaunted, which arrived al tais port ~
d.y from Ship Island, 2lst ult brnge " officers and
800 sick and dVabled soldiers Two hundred SICK
rodiers were left Oh the Island. to lie forwarded by
the next ship. The Undauuted also brings go bales
of cotton aud GOO barrels Of turpentine There
were sx regiments Of Infantry and two batteries OF
artillery Oh tie Island when rho leii. The weather
was very hot.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
PROCLAMATION AGAINST FREEBooTERs.


We give below highly important Proclamation
from GOV. johnson. IL our Judgment it IGsot- the
case exacly. Ii is well-timed and well aimed
blow. aud will place wholesome restraint on those
ireebooters and marauders WHO are now carrying on
The chief work o. tie Rebellion:
fROcLAnAriOS.
HKg,rTiyE OFFlCE NsHyfLLE. TKsv. NAY ilcl.
Uhe,cgf Certain Ier,0nf uTffieEfly and hose 10 the
Government Of ID. United state, have bandcd
gcher ahd .onF largo hIorgl many ~ tbe
iio. IA . st... srfe.ug, msess rud puHdcrlBs aon
citizen. ~ leregef found.
Aos, therefore, Andres Johnson. Goveruor Of the State
Of T~res BY srue of th- power and slh3fiiy H.
yf.ie5 d. hereby proclaim that, a. -
49,. "a i've o. s. s ~. 80 ,e iosi ,res.ia-t In the
p-isihoThood s,sli bs nf.rd inpsoned ara
otlofwi.a dealt with tie nature Of tho case may q1i
aud faiha all in ~heh thr property 81 eiif-is
lovs 10 :~ ol the United oae. tt'u ~ "'
.tTy.d toll and amps -rsou ssii be made :" thrin
o Of thu property such Rebels ~ ts ycirty a. have
syrrAnized With aEd svsn AL corof iniofao' OF en
cuaceueft to the pEgiss iils such d. pftdt.ions
THIS order viii -ircu-d In Ter aud sFiIt Al cih'f
a.. beIeoy sfDsd under heavy I-ratr-, ifo rnrftsng
r-ceia jos snch pcloia . banded toelLof @"
in any. %. connected herewith. ... .......,,...
By the Governor, ANiisIN IO'isoON'
EDWARD II. EAsT Secretary OF Stale.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

YOUMANS On Tuesday. May II. jeremiah H Youmans
in the 6ls Of his asr short Illness In full hopes
ofs blessed Immortality.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from his sts residence No 15 Prince
street Friday. 10th inst. at O'clock without further m
sitsfon
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
fnllitarn Notlres.

Floating Hospitals for the Wounded at the
siege Of fOrktowu.-Supples Of Bedding. DressinS&
Delicate Food, Wac, &C, received n t..'
No. loCOOPER UNION. Third svenus .f..
N'N'' SEoaa2 Z. sgRoxa. Ne. o. waA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
The America Outward zsOnnd.

BoAfON "Wednesday, May III, Loo.
fie America sniled at 10 O'Clock his morning,
with II passengers for Halifax nud ioi for ive'-
pool aud 'J0OD in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Guerlal Notlees.

American n Institute Polytechnic Association
meeting Of this As.ociaiion viii be held THIS EVENING
Thur.dsy) the 18th of May at ocoeL at The rooms q the
fc,n,e of Soap Subject for the I'D instant Printing In
Colors" CnAo a 'Oi, ,nai'hAn'
Tnn. d SrHrsoN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

DIR. * onnciy, Ptop-ie,or Of KENNEDIS 8 M6DlGAt ,,S
DIsCON rhf Will be at his oice At Dow ohs bondnz
No ~ Broadway, opposite iths May H. TO- i ~ ~ EI
All tha, are troubled with sCRoFULA requested 10
call.
call ,,,,., -, -,. =,
call ....x, 49,,
An ,aa, are troubled with NURSING SOkh MOI I'd are
r.uuesied to call . ..u.
cali .,,..,,,
call . ,,,.,,o,., ~ nun rvroA
FILM GROWS OVER THE SluHt are requested TO call
An ths s,e troubled vi a SCALI EEUPIlONs On THE
Sk = requested to csii
All iat ar5 ,oubled with B0IIS arc requested TO csi
All tha, are troabed with hUNAIAG Or THE EAItS are
requested 10 call . u,,.,,, ,c,,, - -.--.. /, a..
call. . ..,,, -. =, =, ,,,,,. y ,r -
requested TO o.lL - - .... ,,,,,,,,.
All iha, are troubled with ULCERATED SORE LEGS are
xii tfs, are troubled With SWELLING or THE JOINTS
from INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATiSM are requested to
cali a, i. .
perfect ausnt.d in every case excePs Wheu the
bones arc di-esscd Advice in sl ca'es grati'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
FIXES
rieF 4. AyFsuE A.

On V,ssdav night, about To- o'clock, fire c'-
49, ~ -. ,L s,ss. 20. I44 sod a. Nyauve A. the property
osp nln,m. -Four hore, burned - dssth and the
buidns vas destroyed Los about tb@ insured !" "'
hu. .,s Insurance Company.
FiHF IN FIFTEKsTH STREET
y...a.. s..,.iss abost O'CLOCK lrs broks 3ut " IL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Aerated Bread.

Tho Aer.ed Bread i without exception the best bskss
breed have ever Prof WOLCOTT GIBBS"
"Whi,er sweeter lighter digesible bread IL made
by this process. than by fermentation. Prof SILLMANY
We have tried the Assed Bread and found IL far soperos
TO anytliag of the kind ever asted"tWash Republican
Bread prepared in thl, necessarily pure snd
psstsbs a, well as hsshfu: and such find to be the
opinion of scientific and medical men."lNatoas intsi
lsencer
Tho peculiar features Of this Dresd arc:
l 1t combines perfect ytaess with the highest degree
Of purity and nutrition
3D. Being all dseteous ingredients its d2ess'ss
quality !, fsutess.
Sd 1t never becomes sour and change Of climate Affects
It's character
4h. 1t sbsolutey eerns quality unknown to ordinary
bread bu, belonging peculiarly to tile Being knesdsd ~
mschinery,i. excludes all contact with the hand.
9Th II has the unadverased fapor peculiar to the pheos
from which ia made This unerins test Of purify
and is found in any bread esvcued in ths usual way
rbe presence Of yeas, alkaline coup,s the native
flavor ef the gr,in
The universal testimony Of physicians and scientific
strongly and cdedy In favor Of hs bread only in THE
CITY, but also ia London In Philsdeiphis Ia Baltimore in
Washington aud wherever II has been introduced. 1t 10
sanctioned and sPproved among Others by the Sontarv
Conissi a, Washington by Prof A. ID. Bscls Of the D.
Goes, Survey by Prof Henry Of the Smitasonsn IDs&
tute by Frederick Law Olmsed Professor silnan Gen.
Scott. aud Gen. Dix, well oy numerous clersymen.
and al the Leading ply scians this and other cities When
such men approve and nd3rse this bread ster exsnoa
ton and trial. it leaves question the merit and ex'
cel.ence ofths articis. AERATED BREAD Co..
fh..t Isf.v .vetf..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
WHEELER * WILSON'S
SKwING-MAcHIsEA
~ See The BRsIDgR Price Is cents
OEce, No 50' Broadway.
A.cncie. through ,nt the country.

READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com PTS. exactly adapted to your hand
snd ys Of writing which will DO your writing vastly cheap
thsn Steel Pens II you waGti "The Pen Il Mgher
than the sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Bnsnress Not,rcs.
AERATED BREAD.

From Dr. Stone Family Physician Of President Lincoln
"WAsmsGToS. d. c., March T. 1863.
Since the Introduction Of the 'AERArED BRHAD have
mad frequent opportunities Of testing Its merits. The peculiar
principle involved in lite manufacture aad the absence Of
everything but the pure. essential ingredients render this
article peculiarly hebfu Perhaps of the most equen
Of dyspepc disease In th. county Ia the almost uni
ormy bad character Of the bread by people Thus
either dosed with chemical agents. to baoeh the material
used or to esven h- the stomach receives food which
only be S''insod with ses, difficulty and persistence
in its use win inevitably lead to disease.
From my knowlsdse Of this process and personal
rence a. to the merits Of the bread thus made cheerfuly
commend it to ny friends
"RoBynT KING Sroys NJ D."
The ABRArED BREAD Co prepared to fill orders
for tie above bread. in large small Quantities. at their
Bakery, Ia LAPAYKTTgPLAcE COR or F0URTHsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

stable Of T. Cronin in Fifteenth street. Three horses
burned to death Loss about $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
COTTON FROM SHIP ISLAND.

BosroN, wedne.dpy. Soy II. 1852.
Below, chip Undaunied, from Ship leland, with h
cargo Of cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Pnrson Brownlow's Reception.
THE PUBLIC RECEPTION.
THE CITIZENS oF NEw-YoRK,

THE CITIZENS OF NEw-YoRK,
THE REV. w. G. BROWNLOW,
OF TENNESSEE.
THURSDAY EVENING. May Is, at 8 o'clock
Hi. rrce.ucy eovEaSoa Rpnsi TpH MoaoAN will preside.
DRESS A. sfS % S Ss T ss
The lower part Of the honss will be reserved for Lsdes and
Gentlemen accompanying them.
Adniance to the Amphbeaer rs cents The door to the
AmPhi'heater on l4ia viii be opsn,d. el O'CLOCK
A. FihhAyenue Hotel metropolitan 81 Ncholas Astor
House Mercantile Library. t J. Crowsn's Miller Matthew:
Burnett, No. 4 WaisI
The sne proceed will be devoted to the reesabishmsnt
%mfd" Gsfif ';'''' opponent ' secession A NoN''1lA
Twentieth Ward.-The Rev. J. L. NEWMAN will
devcr ita Lecture in the series before the xx'h Ward
r AZ ponfnnU on EvENfSd May IS & ococf Sub
ei sons 0m the EsSnon E eqsh' prsdsn ,5e
a. A. SIosrI c' Do,xE. Secretary.
Twen,y.second Ward,-The GERMAN REPUB-
it6 OF May in washington Is no e93 ah..v O'Clock
pm RRAk siI krYs h9hoi'kH' Presidents.
GmAaTs, Joas MI, nsh'' Secretaries"
the XiIia wnd Republican Association viii be held the
M;Sa eSo Hs. SHst Mv CHuI, ana ss.'0" ' i'
WILLIAM L. HUBbELL, President.
r. T. LARxIS. Secretary.
The Rrpnblicnn Association Of the Seventh
Ward vii meet at their ls No' is snd ~, hes
81. between Clinton ard Jeferonsts. THIS hFENNu'
May J st O'clock Al Republicans invited TO be pres
cot Py order C. A. HALL, President
JNTys ". THERY, c...at.xv
JOBS H. GALLAGHER
Columbia COLLEGE Lnw school. The examination
Of competitors for price taxes Place on TUtsDAf Msy
49, FROM 10 TO 5p IN, upon written enswer' 10 printed
qusg0Es
OF the entire Senior Clss for the degree Of
Bachelor laws and for siL sion TO the Bar, con.uces
tue Law School Buid g. No 81 Lsityettepl.ce, on
NEDNr5DAf. May Il. ana closes on FRIDAY Mag u;
ue ubiec fox Wcdnesiay IL The Law OF Contracs elt
Commercial l.4s;' for Ihusday. The Law Of Red p.
tate" for Friday "Eqoi,y Jurprudsnce, Evidence, aud
Practice" The examinations continue each dsJ ffom Z, to
O'Clock p.
The pubic aie invited 70 attend.
BY order OF the Law Corimii.ce of tue Trr,sees.
THEODORE ". DWIGHT
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

Just PubHsheA.-A NEW NATIONAL POEn. =
four c:n.o., entitled OUR FLAG" by T. H. Underwood
OUR FLAG an to the arguments Of the South =
favor Of Slavery It remarkable production smaastns
from born the "sscred SOIL" who 10 familiar WIN
the practical workings Of Slavery In al the phsses Of sntsr
on He The simplicity Of language aud elegant finish show
the onch Of easter poet Il should DO read BY ell trss
patriots and lovers Of humanity Published BY CARLETON
No. 4ls Broadway. For sale BY ROSS TOYsEY. No. In
Nss'sust, FOWLER WELLS, No. 3os Brosdwsy Sent
postage paid, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
EhTS OF FLAG-OFFICER FOOTE.

MOVEMENTS OF FLAG-OFFItEK FOOTE-
CLSyELAap Wedne-d.y, May IL, iS1i.
Flag Officer Fo0tc arrived here yesterday. He IL
quite feeble from his wound and drease.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

Among the brilliant achievements of the day,
there some which shine preemnent Amcns tbess go
rous In peace If not in stands the Kyor Hat
crown OF glory to man. whether soldier civilian and
without which ho scarcely be recognized gentle
Call and judge for yourself at no 2l2 Broadway, coz
ner OF Fulton o..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

shade In Health or Disease.-DT. LANNON'S
Paris london and Nr~loh A,dcs. Advi.sr and Marriage
d. 9h edition tUo pages 10" Anatomical Iilu,r atioush
rror M-lrl sud Debility Loss u Memory, inca
pac,.y uruagy Deposits IGvolnn,ssy Loss Of Semen, la
pncy Aa,csipus OF tho Bladder and dneys
ary D cssrs Nrisneasrs, and their consequenc"s
starrl,s Ia phsioosy European hospital pselee; oua
their recipes and perrcs, the authors unequird r' NV
London Ireatuert ka. ....,,,.,t
Al who wond avoid fu anil babarog VIZ a., \
wih Mercury. CopatiA, iecous Caule h..s mi,
Specifies. Audpc. instrument. sc .n'uI NJ y-,eyvt
ofisinal woh fer Sl Of y. WARNEh' No noSf1R
ROSS 3. 10 sly No. III Ni,ssn's,y o. I'm . a m 70
No 6,T Broadwsy (rp siairsl Ne" i''A' '0"'
6pm 90 .,-......,, in r,coun,endln, Or Lar
mont and hi. ort III oirieT des r,s, n,srs At..
gelonn Dspa.ch. S'asi. "euAas' "A''
Asulcsl Hsvtsu. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
S-T-Ic6O--X.

DRtKE's PLANrArius BirryKa
They purily. stTrEstncn. and inyisosa;e.
They cssste healthy sppcii's.
They - sn;ico,s 70 change Of water aud diet
They oysrconi. effects Of d,-irsiQn ~ li'e hours
They strengthen tbe sJsreg ard enliyet tLs mind
They prevent nli,smatic sId Intermittent isyers
They pnli'y the breath aud sciIy II the stomach.
they cuIe Dyrcls.i aud Constipation.
They cure Danhes, tholefs, and Cholera Morbns
They cure Liver Cosnpi and Nervous Headache.
They are the best tt.fs IN the world They max. the
we strong Gud eXi an.;ed niures great reorer
TDey 4de Of pure 81, CriI Rom the celebrated Casya
Baf& s1i he b. ind with the pleasure Of
bsy,iag. h0u Icsad 10 sse u- Of day. Particularly
rrc11rsntd % decre persons req rrg gentle nulsnt
sod ~ si Ortcers Dfuggts Hocls. srj saloons. T. III.
DKAEE Co. No. 2o2 Brosd~sy. Ncwfork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Andrew w, ROac,

Andrew W. ROAc,
v,t,pJEsAJE FISH and PROV l>iUN DEALER, has
REMOVED from his old st,nd to No 2a Ws,hin ston-s
l-fw-en Ch,r,aers rnd R-sd-ss who're he soics cal
non, IA. ni.pd Macker. 20D r, 100 H. ~ H., - u.
n,c..s--i Goldfish isLiock, H-uiis, salmon, Dsbu city
and cured liaus Shoulders, Beef Bacon pork LAID
&C. Of all kinds Tor sas st lowest net cssh
orie -s a o. 2Sl Washingtou-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

SUNDAY S,hooi Exhibition In BrOakiya.-rhs
snnie y exercises oil the SUNDAY School 81 tue o,se1
Ihnrch tths Rev Newton Hetou's), viii
take pl,ce In The churcn THURSDAY EVENING. 18th
inst 4 ociv,S he oxr e. viii consist Of Di',osues
Reli.lt,as ard Ss-1g smerg them :. Uncle Sans Family
Qaar,' F.Aer Hbi's Choir Of Old Foss, &c. Tickets
2S ueu,l. fh lnrrn li crats.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
ruy DESTRUCTION OF TOBACCO IN RICHMOND

THE RUNlORED INTERVENTION.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

ROGERS g. RAYMOND
inste the attention Of all classes of the public to their
SrYLisH ASSORTMENT OF
SPRisG AND SunHgR CLOTHING,
comprising ard ds-hng styles in SPRING OvERcoATs
and all The latest fashions in Eygsr DRscErIIo1 Of Spring
and Summer Wear Call aud judge If thi. splendid stock ia
not the
CHEAPgsr ~ THE MAHEEr
Bu. ons price for any article
SroRRs Nos 2l % % Fultor.st and No. 2t Droadwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
Removal.
s.. NJ. PETTENGILL &c Co.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
ave removed from their old stand No l9 Nssanst TO
n ID l. ID

No. 81 PARK-ROW,
corues OF Beesman,t fronting the Park where they will be
possed their friends and cusoner They are Agents
for nearly all tho newspapers the United states and BE'sh
Proiuces which aro received and filed Tor tho bcnehs Of
te. custoer They mako ior tho interest OF ous'Ee
men 10 do their advertising through them.