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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
Price and his Army Driven Out of Mis-
souri,. ra5 araa.mt


Sr. Louis, Feb. l4th.-The following
dispatch was forwarded from headquar.
ters this morning: '" r''''-
TO Gen. Mcclellan, Washington:
The 1ag Of the Union now floats over
the Court House in Springfield. Theen.
emy reIreated after a short engagement,
leaving large amount OF stores and squi-
page, which was captured by Gen. Cur
It's. Our cavalry is in close pursuit.
[signed, II. w. HALLECK,
Mjor- General.
SrRrNoFrELD, Mo-, Feb. l4.-Our ar
my, under command Of General Curtis,
marched from Lebanon on the ! lth inst. /;
formed in three divisions; the right under
Col. jeff. @. Davis; the left under Colonel
Carr. and the center under Gen. Siegel.-
Six miles from Springfield. on the l2,h. a
skrmish took place between our advance
and party Of rebels, in which y Of the
latter were killed. One Of our men was
slightly wounded. AT sunset on the same
day, 800 of the enemy attacked our pick :
cts, but were driven back with loss OF
80. This was regarded as the beginning
ofthe battle, and 5000 cavalry and infant.
ry, with battery Of artillery, were sent
forward. The battery was placed on an
eminenco commanding the supposed ap-
proach OF the rebels, and s shells were
thrown, to which no response was made,
and our force retired, leaving a strong
picket guard. During the night, eonlinu.
aus firing was kept up by the picke,s. n.
AT threo o'clock on the morning Of the
18th, our army advanced in line Of battle,
and ut daybreak tho Third Division. headed
by the 4th Iowa, entered and took pos.
session of tho town. ...... ..-,..-..-... r.
Price had left ut two o'clock on the Same
morning, leaving over 600 OF his sick, fargo
quantities of forage and wagons behind him.
He had $4,000 effective troops aud fifty
pieces of artillery. ......'.
Yesterday evening battalion Of our cav
airy captured one hundred wagons of his
train, and last night firing by pickets was
heard Ia the direction of the rotroatine foe.
This morning at six o'clock our whole force
followed the onomy. ,- '.....r s....
1t is reported that Price is merely falling
back TO meet Mclutosh, who was coming up
with ronforcoments, and on his joining him
no would return and give us battle, The
probabilities arc, however, that he is in ful!
retreat.
People In and around Springfield express
unboundc1 satisfaction at the, arrival of our
troops, and general rejoicing is manifest
throughout tho southwest, at the retreat
Of tho rebos, This expedition will doubt
less end tho campaign in Missouri ,y.4
j t...r..r.., 60 "a. ST. LooIs, Feb. ls. u
The following has boon sent from hoad
quarters to Major General Mcclellan, Wash
ington; .. -.r a.sr.-.t.br a .a.H
1 The flag of our country now floats owe
Arkansas. Gen. Curtis has driven Prio,
from Missouri and is several miles across
the Arkansas limo. cutting up Prices rear
and hourly capturing prisoners and stores
Tho army Of tho South must be doing il
duty nobly H. w. HALLECK.
Major General Commanding.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

E1- The rebels at Fort Dorelson. in
their desperation, are reported 10 have
displayed black flag, (most appropriate
emblem Of their cause siguifying that
they neither asked nor would give quar-,
ter. They are now in no condition to
give quarter, but VIC have not learned that
they make any objections TO receiving il.
Fortunate for them, that the vietors are
TOO humane and honorable TO allow them
the benefit Of their principles.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

EI- 1t is reported in Washington. on
the authority of o telegram from Gen.
Banks, thai Mr.; Faulkner has, within a
day or two, made speech at Matinsburg.
in which he expressed the opinion that
the Rebellion was failure, and advised
his hearers TO make the best terms pos
sible for themselves, with the Unite d
States.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

ss-It a stated that many Of the prisoners
taken at Fort DoneIsOr, are heartily sick Of
the Rebellion. somo having oven gone so
far as to intimate willingness to lake The
n,uaI oath, aaS reiHra TO their hOmtS. We
do not doubt IL In the loasf.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

Gen. Mitchell. with $4,000 Union
troops, has crossed Groen River. and taken
possession Of Bowling Green. The few
rebel soldiers remaining in the place. werc
shollod out.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

EZ- The March number of the Con-
tinentaI Monthly is filed with interesting
and instructive matter. .ti
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

As-Ex-Speaker Pennington died at
Newark, New Jersey, on Sunday morning
last.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
CoLuMrus. Feb. l7th, 1869.

SoLUMbOb, Ecu' iNH, loOSs
FRIEND CoNvERsB;-In the last lot Of papers |
sent you. did not give you my opinion on the
el, cIion OF u. s. Senator this bession, as | in.
tended to do. II is my impression that we will
elect. aud have but llllo Goubt that Wade will
be the man. ...- .... ..... L.. ..
Orlate, have some doubts about an adjourned
session. have come TO this conclusion by learn
ing that large part of the members would
rather be AT home than here. But small part
of them are poll ticians, or wish TO be.. ,# raI
Members of the Legislature will have some
fun, as well as other people Saturday evening,
about quarter before six, on a motion to adj
jonn, a member (and a good one) from the
south part OF Tho State, being little vexed be-
cause tho House would not adjourn al an earlier
hour, or Just to bother u little, demanded tho
ayes and nays, As they we've being taken, the
said gentleman put on his hat aud walked out
The motion was lost, wherever the Sergeant.nt.
Arms was dispatched niter the ubsentees. All
but this gentleman were excused lie was
brought in and then discharged without any fur
tler cost. save reduction Of three cents from his
per dien. Truly your. w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5,-Tbe President
and COMMANDMENT. Chief Of tho army and
navy returns his thanks to Brigadier. Gem
eral Burnside and flag officer Goldsboro, to
General Grant and flag officer Foote, and
the lard and naval force under their re-
spoctlve commands for their gallant achieve.
ments in the capture of Fort Henry and
Roanoke Island, while ii will bo no ordinary
pleasure for him to acknowledge and re-
ward in becoming manner the valor of
tho living, no also recognizes his duty to
pay honor to the gallant dead The charge
at Roanoke Island, like the bayonet charge
at Mil Spring, proves that the close grapple
and sharp steel of loyal and patriotic soldiers
must always put rebels and traitors to fight.
The late achievements of the navy show
that the flag of the Union once borne in
proud glory around tho world by naval
heroes will soon again float over every rebel
city and stronghold, ,and that il shall ever
be honored and respected as tho emblem Of
liberty and union in every land and upon
every sea. BY ordor Of the President.
(Slgned,) EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War,
GIDEON WELLS, ,.-..
Secretary Of tho Navy.
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TRIE4 mMAR

TRL Il - mn6AR
Ffefssisd % Roya! Ls;fsrs Psssss OF Earla~x
s"d sseessd " tAs Seals Of IA Eeols dS PI..,
SsIa dc Paris, Gsd tAs Impsrtsl CsIlsrs ~
Msdisiss, Ftssxs II ~
YRIEsEMAR No. ...ss
= &c sleossl remedy for RELAXATION, Syxl-
aeo E1HAysfIoH OF TIE SYsTKN,
,,o.I. TR1ESEMAR No. Q, -|
So.t iSssedJ ana entirely ersdiostes al tracss Of
ave selsfs b sss s slSa cosa,ys soa Gsbs
F sln OF fne health o! vast portion Of the ,oysla
. 81 - xRlESENAR Nc. 3. ss.f..-
me freef md suTc remedy Of the civ1lfsed vor,6
.er ~ lmsunoes Of the system, q veil e secord
~ symptoms, ohyiating tie destruotiy "a 80 -
MSTouty, ss ven Sc other deletertons IurredIrnts
saa WHICH all the SersSparifs IN the world "A rrrs
tenrve L1IxsxNaR Nee. ], and are All n a..
voia OF tsese or emeh. and Of al mar seatinr susH
Eot. aney are m She form of losenEe and NAV
so 81 the toilet liable without their sss benz sss
Sod Y IN eases q o. cash. or four Q, o.,ss m
sossi 22iisterod y Nslpeau, LallerlAnd, Rony -
&C - w Eolessle and retail BY DR.. H. A. AZ.
Nv lyA Bleeoker strcot, "a docrs ffom mss.-
Doaesl esneetA New Yorf. Imned iateis % -
SeaH CT ralittAnoe, Or. RARRoW viii torvsrS
49, M % anJ fslt e The World, secrrely
Prblished also By DR.. BARROW, tina, ,e.,,,,
~ gsaHttalir Illustrated medical work, 6smsn
Fs ae1ttyy rr,oe y censs. TriesssaaT and Hoax oSn
y sa oI spseiAi snfhsris tsn & O. F0ED,
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uTy PROPERTY TO BIZ SOLD roa taxes.


NOLLhCIUhs OFFICE, CTrr HALL, FlBauAlY g. 1881
COMMENCING ON THURSDAY nd day Of MAY mart tss
, rs. Property viii be sold b public sctiOn .. City
said city for stated une The
paid the Collector with
HayhTe accrued the time Commenced M
sloes NJ and to be continued cm day day completed
cash Treasury the
denomination Of FIVE dollars. WILLIAM DIXON CoHaao,
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DR.. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS.

tor LtcsT C0riphatEf, BfHioEspsSS, Hsafacis. e..
There has never been odtkastte n,cAfslns cfss ed
10 The paol3 Inst has given snch entire satsfac-
ton IS Me- eaa's Uats srssl Pulls.
Being eIi vegetable thss are perfect IN
moo NJ and can he tSk the m3sf to-tET ma It;
yet prompt and powerful IN re1cgirg CT Bilious
EecreticI "a, hcd or InrEre, FttsG Master from the
stomach La fact, ~ es III Only fli,s tat
should % usec IN u..-a rious stricts
They prodEos no 6ripicg, SiesLes- or Pam N q o
Stcmsch or BeSels, IkcSgh very sc;lVe and ch-
ing IA tnsL SP-IailoHs Promoting hss thy socre-
rom III iousness, HttCsche ard Fool Stomach,
when GO cheap renecy can he obtainNc, Ee' D
them c1nst.nt on hard; single sose takeg IN
season. may Ere,snL hea re, GAYS, aBc Rolihs OF
slct ness. AK .Sr DT. u. neLesl's Ia VERSA
fbis lake oihrT. SEEING 81, d, ihey are taste
less Price cLlJ IS cents per bcz. anf C.. be teat
oy rn.il to n! past ( tag Int S,s,ss.
j. III ticJEA v. Sole PFoprsetCr
COFrer fhIrd and PEne SrE.. - ouir, No
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RE sUkE AMI CONE 80 TaF BRsT
.t ~ pace 70 hsvsssr Clsshias he 1e9 ssssati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

Sp!saatd Stceyssag Cars on alt Rasks Ty4s..
SNORING Sctoo9s Cars on Ell TTeiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20
DR. J. Il. MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIS.
81 ....r IMENT

Ihs best EzteTaaI a. fhs Eoyld for Mas o. Beast
IfoassTds OF hnr.an beings have esl sSv-d =
NE oil decrepliGas eHc ligtry bI the 81 this
ya.1 DC ls2s1neEt 10 vii re.Isye Pain mos. Ia
stelIS1e oi-y and 70 VII cleanse. puffy aLd heal
.ne ioa.otE sore ~ en IrcT. dib!e short tine.
EcIe.ns Vc!cezie Oil LiFtNqsrr vii e'lsye -
noss lEvete ate eases Of Ek-Um.tisFn. q n, or
kFe-sisa tor Paralysis, CoLtsc e. Muscles,
hnsss or NeekDess IN the JOiIt., MGsces OF
Ils eIaefts, &c v Il EtEeT iail. Two spKlIca I0nE
vi! cute Scrs JhroGt, HsalGche or Ia soae For
b1ins or CO Is, CT cEy Pam. IL is 81 Iufs'lIb 2
remedy. Try II. e-6 you Will En- I en- lrqis -ea-
EiDe remedy Keep Ways on hard
Pientsrb. Ftrners, or any ons ksvI-g charre OF
horses, vi save in01ey ~ using hci cane YUi-
euIe iST 1siiS; S2I:ins, Chats, >FC.lr-, Laaie
nsss, so1eS, Wodcds. Scratches, or STy eIteguk,
clseese. ty 70. and you Will be ccryir c4c
Dr.. j, II MCLEAN, SS.e Proprietor,
ms 6m C. srOry. Agent, ETsS into 10. =.
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1891 THE Ness
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- -

Of2r .TE.oasa Tickets. sst;y - tie Once o.
tie SGrtaeI2 Central RAJ Road Gem
fany, CE.vert Station, gsltimofe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20
II NJ b A l. III Ne THE DEAL
DR.. HOLINESS AMERICAN PROCESS.

This Frocers, without the use Of roisons, dir
covered chirt6en yo5rs ago. and er.otlcsd
slnos that time in the vsrlnest sections of the
United states, Is sufficient rsoomGsata alton Of
itsef This mode of EGbelminE D-ai Bodice
is DO foreign invention but purely American, hay-
ing ed 1t my sef after years of emcal re
search; May OF the residents of this cI = will
remember seven years sinoe the eSPosition OF the
body OF child emb.imed by me. Ny process has
been tested br large number of physIoIals and
chemists IN the prIrcips! ,ites OF the aicn. aud
peIsoGs OF the highest respeotabliy. who h.Ys
klven Their cs5nhca'es, which my pamphlet will
snow TIE BODY Of = dog emba m.G eleven months
since and eTPoIe ID to the sat of the pact simmer
- oa subl:c exh btion 1t 80 Penn. everus, where
have enbalned large rum ler of offcere aai
Rriyats soldiers ofour army to the eDtire sstIsfso-
ton OF their suTvivIcg elEtives and friencb
Wall eieo en- balm bodios By SucsueS'a French
system a. go q, piece. Th:s Prooses ooaId have
used since toe d .oOverJ of my he'd 10 besn as
Eeod or better. The French Academy &C SciSrcs
az annual sitting held or the I'D ofEsreh, 1852,
which have WIZ "a
Persons wishing bodies snhsamsd by either pro-
cees vlll sfrly to A. Ruchly, UndsrtsEer, 3O3 Pa.
avenues Joseph Burch, UUdsTtskeT, GEORGETOWN,
ID. Z; ssnrJ Lee, &33 Pa avenue. No po!sols
asoo. a. IS lnr
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81. a. HnOn

.s gonstsxtly r.csiyins, and sss .,vsys or HAND.
Ill nffp.y Of al the most celebrated
VA tSHEs thai are Manufactured in Enx- g.
isnds Svltzeris:c eEd America, both 10 Coo &c.
Elne JEN ELRY the most desirable sty ie, .et
Cltn Usmcnds, Emerslds. Rubiee and al o;hsr
s4 1osrd SILVER Ware, ard keeps Swords, Reyoi-
Rsss,ss y s;s Bsts snd Sassss, 2oyIe kllrss,
eles, ana great variety of other things psasIIy
kept N yewery Store, and 81 az the very lowest
s !t. NO. SSe Pa avenue, between eta and ISta
.sooSos lS-tf
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H. OYSTERsOYSTERS, 5sG
1xOTELS, Restaurants and Private Fanf,a.
qon be supplied daily with OYSTERS
hesh from the shell, dry measure, and4N ~
Please give M call. . 8EV
. AYRES q CO.. ~
No. 500 Ninth st., between ana Ay.
II Oysters Of the best sIality sIioed 70 order
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READ WITH DECIsION AND ACT WITH
"a PSEChU ftONI
DR. NJ, YELkNY'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
In the Federal Slookr opposite the General Pos.
And Pstent Uflge, Room a mp stsirs, corner
OF 5th and + SIS, Washing on, u. G.
ESTABLISHED for the SGpyTs.sISn OF 9uaakery
she Only Regular Physician Advertflng.
DT. NJ. VelEy's long ex peFiencs in hcrpitSl prsc.
noe warrants him IN saying that ne car care ali
diseoses OF private nature, or hs viii forfeit ths
sum OF I'VE hundred dollars
Cali and see hIra. No oharEe for consultation, 4
perfect and radio a. cure strfected from ono 20 o.r
days or yoh I5snE
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TaAYELLEFs' DIRECTORY.
BALIIMoRB . OHIO RAILRoAp.

BALIIM0RE b OHIO RAILROAD.
& u a - 80
... NOTICE.
HARGE OF no YRS.
On AND AFTER WIDsEsDAr, ArRTL Z, I5h7,
rHy F...rNe.s YxAIss brrwsfr
WARRINGTON, BALTIsfoRk, AND
THE WEST
WIZ run s. fellows: -aaa-.
Ftrt Csf!s TSstss l--fxs 90 dzd Dsra-t rsu
ssd fso - sssSGys.
For PHILADELPHIA ana NEW YORK
For AknAPOLls-Lesse Washington st 40
For FaEBsRHiioK-Le.vs Washington .. 40
On sunday 50 and ,. m. No Annapolis or
.''4. f FSR a iCH'ip oIrTs wEsr.
Ana d9I starSsr,s FsTryi s,sln:sgrs and Win
TKAENs MOVING SOUTH
Lave New YORK az q. II; Pfsilsde.phia llsy q.
M. Baltimore $50 ,. m Arrive At weshirrton 20
Leave New York q, !, m; Philadelphia 1852.
m Baltimore $50 .. m. Arrive at WashlnIton
Leave New York ct pm; PhfsdslPhi. 30 q.
m; baltimore 40 q. N. Arrive a. Washinrton
Gsc.i ACCOMMODATION Trains leave B.l.trnor.
there At u 8 m and 1ees. m.
more. No Annapolis or FTodSrI0k ccRhections
on Sundsy. q "a
| Passenger Trsins leaving Washington 81 ~ q,
m and s 90 ?. M, and BALTIMORE ~ t.ss 8. m. and
10 p, m. make lroot connections for AnnapOiis
a. the nnotlon. The 7.xs Q. m connects ~ Reisy
| far Frederick, Hsser.tosn, Rarper's FerTy, MAJ
| IL soErG. LaehsstsT. Wheeling, FarkerSburs,
TTsln. .esve r nnspolis for Bal. more and Wssh-
In ton al 9 50 s. IA. and S<Op. N. =
| Passenger II AIrs leaving Washington st 6 o. q.
m II Z. ard ,. M, snd Baltimore at 81 sod 80
a M. snd 50 ?. IA will slap osly q; annapolis
TaiHI oRlP. ,sts -
| w. r. SMITH,
| ap2 Master Of Trsnsp Ttssion Bah
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Sp.sssdtd Stcs5s,lg Cars on alt Essks TTas.s
S~;ostng Ssiooas Cars on sY Treins.
FROM WASHINGTON.
PSsssnsers slll take the a. and >. tTsn.,
sfrIslns In balrm9re at 7So =. aI,d Ss ,. I1..
Were Giose 90 injections are ms 1e with trains CO
thS NCrtEcrl Central u. e. and arrive IL Harns-
cuyE ~ 2. N. and l.S . N there connecting
WITH the trains or tls Pennsylvania Contra
ksi.Toca for al Psrts Of tbs vest
~ FREIaHTS.
81 IT'S f3stS, reg: % al ds>cIl ptcrs can be
I1fSsfIed 70 and nom aly point on tie Railroads
O. c1i0, ksGtncsY. INDIANA, ftlinois, wilson sin.
ioTs, or Missorri, By Rdilrcdi dfrscf.
Iae Peunsg Va Hie Central n abroad Also connects
u Itt5DvrE with Steamers, by which Goods car
70 lor~ardsl 10 any port en- the Ohio, ask ns an,
heItcokJ, Tennessee, CuEibs and, Illinois. Hiss
l1sissl, WISCONSIN. Missouri. Kansas, Ark.r sss.
fad Red RiysTF; and e: Cleveland, Ss.ndusky and
chicago with steamers 20 eli Northve.tern i.ake,
HeTchsES and shippers entrustIn. the trons1oT-
1tlon OF tasif Freight &C tfle Company, can r.,
-aE EAIE1 0E FEEISRf 20 aud from a.,
tcint IL rs VEGA, by the PennsJlyania Central
SaHros1, efs 90 az fS~-ss es Js~oTs5is az e;t
sEs<g.d 90 essE- n%fiTcES Ccf.ye-iss
IL be Ssrno;lsr TO TrsE- packages WA PKxp
SEss n a. n. = "a -s
ehGEAT Z Rooms, Rrei,ht A.sn,s,
v, no. so North street, 6aItI.uore,
!. I, G2GhE, seq! TieEes 1.f Pilisists!h,ia
ooiFhjs- ia s-diy
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=. Z. 1owERs = Co.
STEFAN BOOK AND JOB PAINTING m.
Of - cs~sv Ie,s,t..s sa..

Sss ssssrsise q ths brsness eonmun.sy 10 10
lag tSicS 4. seen ss des fsS
e e,c,t % a. n n ne most nsv
variety Of Pnntinf vts = wv esefS
sa sSSs' hs's.sehss fsmshsss. Cards. orsalsss.
y lie attention Of members Of Consrcss 4. 49,.
Sl1uy Requested for our faeiiitles Tor .,sss}s
sasssssHsss.s v' hatelAe Is'sssf steam power 4
CoesHs. COLDS, no gsENKEs. a..
cokrounD sfE6s osspsa AR.pta
49, .s $1,000 an popular Cough Remedy be.
pcca 80 obs Known knd en- Al fh 49,
sslsons nave become -sInilia. vita i.s eXtrsardi
tt Ers sEssSI: |. ssG % h.d 90 ~ iks Irine.s
ssss-4snkeesUt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-07

ENeLAND.--By the last foreign arrival we
learn that Mr.. Bright, made strong
speech favorable to America, on the Trent
affair, in which he said that the money ex-
pended in the case had been worse than
thrown away. Threatening menaces were
quite uncalled for, and gave Russelfs first
dispatch more the appearance of declara-
ton of war than courteous demand for a
Jus; object, which America could not fail o
accede 10. lie refuted the idea that the
American government was Influenced by a
mob, and argued that Eugland's interests
were so bound up with the American thai
it was in every respect inadvisable TO infict
a sting which might take centuries to re-
move.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-07

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DocToR.-Snce
the introduction Of Doct. Gifods Homeo-
pathic Curatires, it is within the reach OF
all who avail themselves of prescription
prepared by skillful physician, which has
the merit and recommendation Of repeated
success, they having been used by many
hundreds during the past FIVE years. There
are forty different prescriptions, for as many
different diseases, put up in neat boxes at
25 cts. each.--A manual which gives all
information, will be furnished free. ADJ
dress Philip Lee, 1876 William street, New
York. Sold by o. f. Woods, Bellows
Falls, and |. N. Thorn, Braitleboro. agents.
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THE MARKETS.

BOSTON. March D
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-We quote sales at 80 u g - ~.
Corn, rs. Oats, 42c. Rye 1sc. White Beans, 81 10
HAY.-sl4 a Is y ton.
PROVISIONS. q 9lc. Smoked Hams, e &c
Batter extra, 10 "a Gle II e loo Beef 10 q
Is 90 p Dbl. Pork, sl355 q 10 y Dbl. Cheese, g lie
wooL-sales at 80 a.53c p ib.
TEA AND CoFFRE.-oolongs 60 q &c.; Souchongs.
As a 65c. Grupowder, SEC a 81 Ice Young Hyson, s0s
81 10 Hyson Skin, 50 &c. Tonkay, do. Mocha Coffee,
&c. Java &c. St Domingo, Doc. Rio, &c.
sUGAR-Havanna white, 81 q loc.; do. brown, 6! g
DC. Porto Rico 81 q SIC. Cnba Museevade VI g We.
Manila, 7tc. Boston crushed, 10c. Coffee crushed, 9lc
FIsHCodfsh, 50 IS a 90 y quntal Mackerel SO g
16 oofom medium is to SIS; Picked Herring, 81 q 81
y bbl.--for poor to good.
COTroN.-ordinary, 20c Middling, &c.. Gulf, 24c.
MIsCELL ANGUS candles, % 9D &c. Rice &c. Salt
50 so p hid saltpere, l2c. Ginger. lie Pepper &c
Brandy SO 20 q 90 p gal. St Crox Rum, 81 o "a 20
Herds Grass Seed So Is CASTLE Soap l5c Brown seetngs,
le q lsc-from 80 inch to As inch Drills-30 inch brown
lee. Is inch bleaehed, 16c. do blue, lsc Ticks ID 4
soc Ginehams 10 az l4c. Cotton Flannel l6 a 2oc =
Prints III g l5c Lnseys, IS Doc. Crash, u g lle
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-07
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday. Marh
At 4s2 Cattle about $50 Beeves and ~ stores
consisting Of Working Oxen Milchcows and one twoand
.hree years old. -
Prices of Market BeefExtra, Sc IS q 7; first quality
$500 IS second quality; so q $500 third quality,
s 80: ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxen 5000 900 q co.
Cows and Calves--S35 : 40sD S56s
Yearlngs, 5000 g SG000two yearsoid Sl9 g I'll three
years ID 10 goo.
sheep Lambsl26o At market Prices in lots So 80
81 90 each Extra "a 90, 80 0eo; SIC DC h h.
Hides 81 az &c. Tallow, % lie.
Pelts 81 50, q 81 90 each Calf Skins g &c v ib
quick at last weeks prices. about
2a3J cents per 100 lbs higher than they two weeks
since Sheep remain without any material change in prices
but quick sales. The supply not greater than the
demand The prices pork makes the sale of mutton
dull Boston market
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-07
LATEST NEWS.

The rebels have evacuated Colu nhus,
and our troops are in possession OF that
place. he.rvbels burnt the town previ-
Gus to having.
Commodore Fooie had q battle with the
rebels on Sunday, on the Tennessee river
lie was attacked from the shore by three
regiments of rebels, which he repulsed
with great slaughter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-07

NEW CoNGREssIoNAL APPoRTIoNMENT.
An amendment has been adopted in Con-
gress to the bill fixing the number of Rep
resentatives in the House, by which an adj
dltional number is given to each of the fol-
lowing States: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Vermont
and Rhode Island, owing 10 the large irac-
tional population in these States above the
ratio which gave the former representation.
The following table shows the number of
members assigned to each State, under the
census of 1850 and that of 1860:
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