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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
The Confessions and Expert
enCe Of an Invalid.

DUBLlSHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
L caution tn young men who suf,rfrom Nervous Deba
ity Premature Decay, Fc suppYRga thu sans time the
means Of selfCus. By ho has cured himself ate
being put 20 great expense through medical imposition
and qaactsr by enclosing tpost-pad addressed enye
pe,.sNGLE FIss u.y bn had ~ ths author, NATHAN
FL MAYFAIR. SD. Bedford, EngiCo., n. J.
taarrh1sfy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

The Express Of this evening says the occupa-
ton OF the country between White House and
tbs Chlckahominy by the rebels is complete.
Gen. Casey reports tho great body of Me
Clrlhn's army saturday noon to have been
miles from James river " 18th strong forces Of the
enemy intervening There is no proof, Is stated
in some OF the papers, that any portion OF
the Army OF Gen. Mcclellan was on James
river on Saturday or Sunday
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

BosroN, July L. The Transcript OF TINS
evening says We learn on what We deem To be
reliable authority, that not word mas been re-
eeiyed at Washington from Gen. Mcclellan
since Thursday morning last At l. o'clock
to-day the War Department wereentirey with
eut official dispatches respecting the operations
on the Peninsula.
IArrsr-1 7. M.-By indPodmt Ltat.
Nw YoRN, July Secretary Seward, IN
nm interview win the President at the Aston
House hi, morning says there is no truth
Whatever IN the report that the European GOV
ernments demand an immediate close oil the var.
-, .tlvo Thc V3ignaE Fortres<
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

OF Monday, states that the gunbOat Dragon had
arrived from the upper waters vi james River,
with dispatches for Flag officer Godsborough.
who immediately consulted with Gen Dix 1t
lsunderstood that Gen. McClcllan's right WAS
attacked with great Impetuosity by Stouewall
Jackson, whose men successfully charged our
artillery, sustaining loss pI not ees than 5000
men Our loss was very severe IL is reported
that jackson WAS killed, and that one Of our
BrlSadler Generals was taken prisoner, together
with an entire regiment. Gen. FiM John POr-
ter wa severely pressed and crossed the Chick
ahomlny u the western side, the enemy taking
the left On his left Gen Mcclellan, with much
severe lighting, had penetrated and passed
through White Oaks with 40 900 OF bis men
ana 100 pieces OF artillery, to secure and adj
vantageous position and subsequently cut
through u line Of communication with james
River.
L is reported that during the two days fight
lug Gen. McCellans loss was 10000. Ihe
most important feature covered by reports is
that Gen. Mcclellan has succeeded in penetrat.
lng White Oaks swamp and placing very large
force on the other side Of IT, While this must
have advanced heavy body Jt his best troops
to within tour miles OF Richmond, it was at the
same time bold push toward the Point oppo-
site fort Darling, the two principal IDEAS held
distinctly in view Friday Evening the hour the
last Intelligence from General Mcclellan left
W hen the Dragon lett the wounded had com
mcnced arriving on the bank Of James river.
Several hundred had already congregated oppo-
site City Point lhe gunboat stepping Stones
was taking them On board for Old Point Tel.
egraphic communication beyond Yorktown was
cut oa and officials permit nothing outside of
official dispatches ~ ~ over the wires.
p. NJ Gen. otonemau has arrived from
Yorktown. lie had been cut Of at W bite
House. Part Of bis command came down by
water last evening
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

BosroS, July . GOV. Andrew hs, issued
his proclamation calling Tor from 10000 to
Is 900 men from this State 10 reinforce tn. ar
my Of the Union.
Secret ~ Seward. Thurow Weed aud Arson
Stagrr. Superintendent OF Government Tele-
graph, arrived in tins cisy this morning ard are
stopping st the Parker House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

ST. Lotus, July The Democrat has spe
cAl dispatch from Memphis. the S0th, which
says that adyiccs from Richmond this morning
state that the rebel troops had been driven from
that city No particulars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

MAErI>smRcn, july COL Earnest for
merly Of Ashby's cavalry captured Noorfied
IN sunday afternoon, and about 100 OF the Ma
rylaud Home Guards who held the place were
all taken prisoners.
They were subsequently parord by Earnest
and sent To Cumberland with Announcements,
bur without guns
The NurylauIcr, were deceived about the
number OF rebels They were reported 1000
strong HARVEST has got himself in a bad box
IS be cannot ESCAPE capture. Cap. Carpenter
OF the jessie Scouts was shot in the leg by a
rebel female at Cumberland last night rhe
wound j, not dangerous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

NV ioSx, July >. \ despatch received
here states that IN order has teen issued Tor
tie release from fort McHsnry Of G. L. Fultoa
$50, who was 50 outrageously Incarcersted by
some oihcmls for telcgraphing simple state
menl tor the Information OF editors on Sunday
last.
The undInted expression OF eIecration and
disgust by the people AT this unwarranted
proceeding sgaintt one who has always been
the untlinchinS champion OF our Union IN Balti-
more, undoubtedly led TO his prompt release.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

LOUISVILLE, July L. The turnplksbridge be.
w-pn Harrodsburgh and Perryyie, and another
last night. Hickman bridge is considered in
danger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

NV oah. July The IHmas Fortress
Monroe corr .pondcnl under date o. afternoon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
Bo,1oy, July 3. No news from Richmond

WAsnINeroN, July ,. tie President ha,
approved and signed the Pacific Railroad anc
isternal tax bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18
THE END OF GARIBALDJ.

correspondence Of the London Tines.l
TURIN, Aug. 30.-The career of Garibaldi has
terday that he had come down from the heights
Of Aspromonte, and had been seen at Paimi,
Probably 1t was only one Of his bands march.
Ing along shore on that side. As to himself IL
seems that he was overtaken by Col. Pallayi.
elmo, at the head Of a battalion Of Bersaglieri, q
few companies Of another battalion Of the same
corps, and regiment Of Piedmontese Grena-
dier Brigade, altogether 500 men, in those very
Eorges OF AsproInonte, where the volunteer
chief had taken up q formidably strong posi-
fcn, and where after q smart fight, Garibaldf,
deeply wounded in his foot and with bruised
thigh, fell into the hands Of his opponents to-
Eether with about 1900 Of his followers OF
these more than 400 Were wounded, among them
the son Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES like hfs
fdther, was struck IN the thixh ONLY a few
fn1ne IL Is saidl were killed.
1t Is not easy to ascertain from our rneasre
eisgraphic Information how seriously Carl
bandi il hurt, but il Is stated that he expressed
aweh 70 embark on board an English steamer
80 that 1t Is natural to presume he felt vet able
70 travel Garibaidfs request was not granted;
IL ID expected that he will be conveyed as q
prisoner on board a royal frixate to Spexzia.
Paiayino, IL appears, had only with him a de-
Henment OF light troops; he hastened his pur.
suft by forced marches regardless Of the other
Royal troops under Ciaidini, which were 10 co.
operate with him, and which were vet far In tho
rear deeming IL ineIpedient 10 come up with
tae lnsurgens and close with them, venturins
On an unequal struggle, rather than allow Carl.
oaldi the chance Of giving bis pursuers the slip
In Calabria, as he had done In Sicily. -
Ihe nrst feeling Of every good Italian Of
every man Interested in the welfare of this
country, must be that of unutterable relief.
Gariealdi has been sput down" It is difficult
70 fathom the abyss TO the brink of which he
hao orousnf the national cause. Had he over.
run the mainland he went the whole length
OF the island kingdom, there is no doubt but
France would have settled matters at Naples
In 1852 as she did at Rome In Islo
As II turns out, il is difiicult even in the
midst OF The awe inspired by the upshot of this
tragic episode, TO repress q smile at the disap.
Polntmsnt OF the Emperor Napoleon, whose
Su,OOO Frenchmen under MMahon were al
ready preparing TO cross the NeapoIitan from
tler. Inc great preteIt for interference has
been removed, and henceforth, if the Emperor
needles with Italy, 1t must be at his own
peril w.
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Protected ~ Royal Letters Patent Of Englcnd, amd
secured " the Seals OF the Eook de Pharnnois de
Paris, and the Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienaa.
TRIRsRMAR MOL
1s<he effectual remedy for RELAXATION, sPRR-
AAItI RHtkA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM. - - = =
TRIESEMAR No. 2, ...
Completely and entirely eradicRtes all traces OF
those disorders for which Ccpsiv. and Cubebs have
generally been thought antidote, to the ruin Of
the health OF q vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No s.
Is the great and remedy of the civilized world
for all Impurities Of the system. well secondary
curry; well other deleterious ingredients, and
remove. TRIRSEMAR Nos. !, 2 and are alike
devoid of taste smell and Of all nauseatpg qusl
tiles. They are in the form of a loZenge, and may
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus-
pected. --. -.
Sold in tin cases at IS each, or four SIS cases in
one for SO, and in 81 cases, thus SAYING 50, as
administered by Yalpean, LaIlemand, Roux, &e.,
dc. Wholesale and retail by DIR. II. A. BARROW,
1874, Blocker street, ffoar doors from Mac Dougd
street, New York. Immediately receipt of re.
mittance, Dr. Barrow will forward Triesemsr to any
part of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the Instructions of the writer.
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that popular
and beau fully illustrated medical work, Human
Frsity. Price Is cents. Triessmsr and Book can
Washington, ID. G. ..t--a-- de H-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18
ORDINANCES OFFICE,
~ WAR DEPARTMENT,

.~.----.--.. -- WAsHIvaroS, Sept. 4, 1863.
PROPOSALS will be eoeived by this Department
delivery at the New York Ordnance Agency. No. SIS
White .treet, New York, where samples can be
seen. Of
81, OoO Regulation Cavalry Blankets
Do Gro do Artillery Blankets.
These Blankets must DC Of pure wool, close woven,
FOR THE CAVALRY.
Indigo blue color, with orange border three
inches vide and three inches from the edge; The
the center of the blanket
FOR THE ARTILLERY.
Red, with black border three inches wide and
three inches from the edge. The letters u. ~"
six inches high black color, in the center OF the
blankets.
All the blankets are to be IS inches long by 81
allowed, 1873 lbs. They must be single, aud not in
pairs. and packed III cases of one hundred each.
The value Of the cases to be determined by the
Inspector.
The goods are to he inspected st the factory, and
none will lie accepted or paid for but such a. are
approved on inspection.
Deliy cries must De made as follows: One tenth Of
The amount contracted for, per week, commencing
70 deliver at q specified time will subject the
tractor 10 forfeiture OF the amount due ~ that
time.
from ''GnufGcfurer or nA1EHfGct,r,nF company and
which does not state explicitly the place time, and
quantity of each weekly delivery.
The Department reserves the RI ght to reject any
or 81 81 the bids which may he made
Esch party obtaining a contract viii be required
faithful execution Of the same
pom the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and will be Furnished with forms Of
tEs contract, AID bond required OF them.
Proposals will be aiir,-'sed to
General JAMES u. RIPLEY
Chief Of srdnsIcc.
Washington, ID. G."
Proposals for Bisnksts;"
Brig tI.u Chief If D-S re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18

Ne sus1tites Issairsd be moro or less .h-l those
80. 5 ~. ': ..sseaed ss.sss. ss.i,a se is..y-
rA]kan their cAtYe. =
I--a ss.iity 'ssus.rsa IN soSl srs isse 81 ali and
every ehasgs or ssHsaSe to tAe Guvsrnasat. >na
sas Z al
sets.seetof! 90 the es1sE .nte.t th~.ef. Bid4ers
an O.. ~ ysss &. :: q
s.s e = We; q sy MS:1 aa's:
:ss a :: ~, I:.s n! e. = .SS. e, e
or ... - Sssdsa N: .Sss
ss' % r. not ss., e rasrs
place wear the yard 81 aslv.ry. Who may s. GATED
sps1 70 denyoF articles witAsm dstay when they
Ippreve1 eurcti.s in the full, amount Of II. con
l ,. .es s =; s.s ss;
uutl Ne contract sAau have been tea or can
sat ON sis.s. Of sIsisses hsSsa Nisassas
sss," 70 Ls delivered ss required during the rsea
Is frst Of January, April, July, and octeS WAN
s -. A. ..ss a BE- s = 1Ss s s
tive navy agents within AArtf days after Ne rrs-
sen..tios Of bias, in triSl'-'s, daily Vs.~dsd AID
psr. Of the PR :. s;; ,s..sZ:A i y y rld
1sot shah have Been reno,ed ircus sss ysSd an an
Is~ specs w q t6oraed by the SsPartnsnt.
II Will IN II pulAtSd IN the contract, ehAt If de-
fault shall be made BY the parties Of tie ut part n
delivering all or ~ Of the ARTICLES mentioned in
any tlsss bid for Of the quality and ~ tie 6nAS and
plsses SbOVe provided, then and IN that on.e TIE
sod parties w fsreit and pay ~ the ted States
q San Of Densy act to eKseea twice Ne amount Of
such class; which may be recovered from me 10
time according 10 the act Of OonHree IN that ease
provided, approved HarchS, BB.
The sur-tSeA S~t stSn Ne sopt~SAt AID MAR "a.
spsnsSbiIty be certified TO BY q navy asant eotiss-
tor 6Srict attorney, AOuac other person a tis.
fSctoriiy known 10 the bureau.
II is TO be provided in the contract that the bu-
roam shall have the power Of snnanins the CON et
without lo~S or damage 70 the Government ia sAS6
Gene ress shsA net have made safs sp,ro ria.
toBs for the Articles named for tle sosa pls Ion
Of works estimated for aud which this sdysr-
tsem ent is based and ahall also have the power 70
ipcrease diminish the quantities naned in the
classes not headed Miscellaneous" IA the soned-
ale, twenty Ave per eentum
Perrons whose offers shall be accepted will be no.
titled by letter through the post ofse which notice
shall be considered Sufficient; And if they do not
ter into contract for tie ppies sreciGed within
ffteen days from the date Of from the bureau
OF the acceptance of their bid, contract win be
made " it'll some other person or persons and ths
euarantors Of such defaultns bidders will be held
responsible for sll delihquenciss
All offers not u ade in sfyta conforptity with this
adTer.:ement will, at the option Of the bureau, he
rejected.
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be
notified and contracts will be ready for execution
as soon ther after may be practicable. &c w4w
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A CARD TO THE LADIES .-'.-a.>-'
DIR DUPONcoy .- s...
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
kfa1bk ~ eorreeftns, resulassws and rtn1oriss an
oostrsIefto~s, trcn, sohofetr cause, awd

0OLOEF ffLLS FUN fEA4LES,
kfa!o< tN eorreeftns, resuiasi~g and rer1oriss an
ooSfStcftoHs, tSent DkQfet,v cause, and
aiscsys ssKsessfEl prec6ssscs.
The above Pihs have now been In use for ever
thirty years, and in case, whore the directions
have been correctly followed, have these pills failed
to give meH decided sati.feetisn, 1eeA the follow
VIM. Bristol 4 Ge Z and told them That shs q
course did not wish her name to be made public bit
any one .hos!e eSsst the s>~de9sIkfses<y Of DR..
to Ter. she eoDsiterea lsY Is sssN as isas~s
- relate k kaescdse of their S1 escy a adniuis-
tered to her daughter, ysuns lsAy n ysers old.
sh ,. Was fast geins into Cons1'ngtsn-haA taken
GedAs Pa: ssssrssy ssvsf k~, aAd Shs. e nov IN
1obast health. More and stronger proof hight be
given. These pills are also Q certain cure for
Rseis..Is ssa k R1as
Retail " corner q s:1s:. sSs r:
; Avenue 8 D. WAITE corner II street and Louis,
isGisPs Post e One.
have the Pills sent to part of the country sonh
Sentislly by mail; Sold ALEC by r 9. T, GissEL,
BROW L BRoTHhER, Baltimore; 3. 5. HASos;
Hall & RutkEL, ais Green street, New York.
general Wholesale Agents.
Pills of any kind unless every boz is signed g. D.
Howe: All others are Q base imposition and unsafe;
therefore as value your lives and heal "a TO
nothing OF being humbugged out OF your money!
Howe on every boz, which has recently been added
on account Of the pills being eounterfeited. The
ingredients composing the above Pills are made
known to every Agent, and they will tell you they
are safe, and will perform all claimed for them.
s. d. HOWE, Sole Preprietor,
ty2 New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18

- A SOL of Addison Faunce of Randolph
Mass, a lad but - years old, committed snicide
by hanging last week, because he was not per-
nttted 20 20 10 the war as an officers servant
He was apprenticed 70 a baker in Milton and
having visited his father, a soldier stationed M
Fort Warren, became enamored of military
me- Failing TO obtain his fathers consent he
apPhed 10 his employer, who yainly attempted
10 avert his mind from the subject, and he be-
came discouraged, procured rope and hanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18

~The sonorous qualities of mountain.
recently been tested by q German saysnt vho
has Published the results Of his observation in
Ne South German Musical Gaxstte He say.
ne sounds are sometimes like the tinklinS OF
bell, sometimes like an organ; frequently th,y
rSeem bic The roll Of drum. The phenonneuon
= gensraaiy attributed 70 tbs friction Of quarts
particles. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18
1861 THE * ktle6a1
PENNSYLVANIA CKN TRIAL RAILROA0
- IL 20 lq

&894eg 1R44R
is ''s !; :s;iss.,..., o,.,,.
STONE sf RkFP,. s4Enr Is AND cohFoHri
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHRonaH NJ. ~
pn EHRbE R4IbT T TBA Ff4r SION
CLOSE ooNE ne e sHsS At airt HfsRa1sBuns
NORTHERN Hs'e c Iasins Il e RAILROAD,
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON hSb BALTIMORE s.r
WEST, SoRTH% VI sSfn. md Il IS SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Raiiroad Company. northeast
corner Of PennsylYania avenue aud Sixth street,
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON SH CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the a. m and 2. m. trains,
arriving in Baltimore ut 7.5o and IS
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
ss be p sse ahsT cenn
road for all parts of the West.
By this route Freights Of all descriptions can be
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri. by Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers. by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port en- the Ohio Muskin gum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky, and Chi
eago with steamers to all Northwestsrn Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tation of their Freight to this Comp any can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FRE1GHT to and from any point
in the Vest, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Rotiroad Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages "yis Penna.
Central R.R.
AAGRAW Il KOoNS, Freight Agents,
No. 50 North street, Baltimore,
LNOCH LEWIS, Gen Su pc rin<e ndent, Altona, Pa.
J.. L. H0CPT. Genl Ticket Agent, Philsdelphia.
n. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila-
delphia. Jan 4-ly,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-18

- Inc provost Marshal of ST. Joseph, NO.
mas oroereo tnat All persons entitled TO foreign
the cate OF the order, and afterwards wear the
WORD "foreign" printed on their hats or caps
IN conspicuous manner. Persons Who nav
70 military duty. ''"oio
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DR. neLEAx,s uNIyKRSAL Fills,
roR Liver SpHR H. ~ BILLIousNEss

There has meyer been Q sssAsvsie Dsaisine edsrsd
70 &c Esb6s Ast - i've sgsA s7sLse sstssfAsssn'
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sesrekens, 4 ed or Impsrs, Rstsd A1atssr from tie
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Pills. rake ne other Beisg ecstsd, they are
s.ss !, s. Pc: only ss,s E sST and can b
80. = &HrMcLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts., St Louis.
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sn
long - ne .m.iie.t Zee es. p sssaised, sad in
his Ssnins dis.gpOintmsnt; o. b the use q that.
deadly hasten The senrtitstiopai
s.sh frishtf.I sapidity I'm death pqs srioa %
discovered country from whose bourne NO ssssisr
returns. = 49,. ..H -
DIR. JOHNsT0NT REMEDY FOR ORG ANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMP0TENCY. = I.
BY this great and im port:nt remedy weakness Of
the organs speedily cured and fun vgor restored
Thousands of the most nervous and debiiitated,
neved. .-..s - - fFsr q. p - = -
All impedipents to Marriage, Physical or Mental
Dissualihe,ticns. Loss Of Prosrs.tiye Power Ner-
tOn OF the most fearful kind speedily cured =
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. -. r
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured At this irstitu-
ton within the last seventeen years, and the M.
by DR.. johnston, witnesSed 81 the rel orters OF
papers and many other persons, notices OF which
have appeared again and aeain before the pdbiic,
besides bis standing as a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, Is Sufficient guarantee 70 the
afflicted. M lo-sms