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Trains G0ing south and East.

leave Montpelier ,, so M, ! g =. Nj. and 10 ~ M
~ AL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point al 400 :. NJ ST.
vi Adams at $50 NJ, Burlington us A.. NJ, con-
Meeting at Whiie River Junci WiLhirans fur aud from
Wells River. ST. Jnhnsbury and i.hteroh, and with
Northern Railroad tor BIOS. on, Lowell, Worcester &C.
aud connecting at Bellows Pals with cheshire r. R.
Boston and with Fernnn Valley r. r tor Spring
held, New Haven and dew York, af-IvDg in New YORK
at l0.l5 p. n.
ACCOMMODATIONS TR.iH leaves Rouse's Point at ~ 4.
for burlington and Nor.hhcld.
NIGHT ENPREss TRAIT leaves OgdensbNfg at 49, NJ,
Mont !ta at 80 r., EUlss Point at 6 10 Nj, arri1
ing al Boston at $50 connecting az Bellows FAILS
with Cheshire r. 4. 10. Boston lMd Worcester and with
Vermont Valley & r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving III View York III ! 20 F.
Eraf1ls DING A@rtii and West.
Leave Montpelier nj 0S s. ~ a. N and AS p. n
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston 100 NJ. via. Lowell,
Lawrence Fitchburg Leaves springfield at 7.25 NJ.
Bellows Falls at l25 connecting at White liver
Junction vita Northern H. K. from Boston ana with Pas
smpsc r. r. tor and from st. JUhnsbury and Ltcton :
arriving Burlington at 200 and st. Adams l.
Do p NJ, and lodge.
AccoMMopATioX TRAIN leaves Nurthfeld al $40 A. NJ,
md Burngo 10 80 NJ, Tor Ronses Point and Mon
trea.
NIGHr ExpnYss TRAIN lea Beihws Falls at Is
tceving passengers from Vermont Valley T. r. leaving
New York at 500 and from Cheshire X. L. conneC
ing White River junction with train leaving Boston
80 p. NJ. via Lowell 100 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction at l53 arriving a. Burlington
1900 NJ. and Ogdensburgh at 1900 NJ, connect
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars Il re attached boz the night
! trains uhning between Rouses Poinl and Boston,
! Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Vest for sale 3
the principal stations
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fcuE advertiser having been restored TO hIal.h u, rev
af's hy a vrrv simple remedy after having suffered
sevsrai Years with lung difficulty ana lna'
disease Co sgmption-is anxious to make known 10 us
enow sufferers the means Of his cure. ,u,.;
Who desire IT, he will send copy OF the prescrp-
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pairing ana using the same, when ,hey VIZ, my The opiy
oue w. ne advertiser in sending the prescription -
to penea tie afflicted and pread the
nc his remedy as i, will cost them nothing ana
Parties wishing the proscripton NJ pleas
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,CHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or sur
| EERER-Published as \ warning, and for tn espe-
@ heneft of Young Men, and those who suffer with er-
yous Debility Loss Of Memory Premature Decay, &c Ss
nv one who has cured himself by simple means agl n
~ rt t great expense and inconvenience, through le
s ~ worthless medicines prescribed by learned DoctGrT
Single copies may be had of the author, g.
Esq, Greenpoint Long island oy e"''o''is p'''
address sed envelope. Address ,,,r,r -
,,oe Grcenpoint, Long Island, NJ \.
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1000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST x 1--WE work Of,
Month, Of is publication entire Sg Hvm %c' we're
nearly BOO pages Many Of the Tunes # " will soon be as
writer m Predecessor Be which has run up
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Ladies Repository for 1862
THE VOLUME XXH.

THE NULI NE NH
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and pure literature such will cultivate the taste, re-
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THIRTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, June
SENATE

W AbHINIIUN' UtrNHy VN''10 IT
SENATE.
Mr. Chandler offered resolution that the
amount of legal tender treasury notes already
authorized shall never be increased but that the
Secretary OF the Treasury Is authorized to issue
100 millions of treasury ten days certificates
bearing FIVE per cent interest, IN addition 10
to the 50 millions already authorized by law
Laid over
HOUSE.
Mr., Elliot, from the Select Committee on Con-
nscation, reported the bill as it was referred to
them
The morning hour having expired the House
Went into Committee of the Whole on the Dill
authorizing an additional issue of Treasury
Notes
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GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NECRALnl AZ
COMpoUND-rhe popular prejudice aga'net patent
medicines seems 10 have been removed IN we hinu W
h many who have tried the above Invaluable remedy
Certificates from among the first lneE III te Comnunl
IL att.st to the virtues OF this compound anu .ie
eydencp M its yane 80 overwhelming and VT IL anhe,
caed As 10 vince the most cautious we "oulu caf
atteutcn 10 The reliable attached TO the auVer-
80 ~ ths excellent medicine which has so rapidly
come into notice If the attention of the suherine can
eniv be Gained feel assured tbata fal IRA! wiz re
move ali obecoas which may exist ana tnAt 'hen WI
fndth. compound an ineImabe blessing b0s' OF
Dal'V AdrertiSe,.
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's'EHE" CGsssESx aH0ss~E. :

E'EHE'' GGsSs's&Y aED%e%E1."
NHE subscriber would inform the public that this we'll
known Horse will be found the present season at their
stable in Cabot where all who desire good horses eX
anime hu, and his stock. Having been kept out OF the
State the propretors have refused Tempt
ing offers for the present that the farmers IN TINS
section NAV have the benefit Of his services The Cobnrn
Horse was by the Old Peck Horse, is 10 years old
stands plump l6 hands high. and weighs i215 pounds
TERMS--To Warrant. So, 90.
We have at stable also fine specimen Ut the stock
of the above Horse which is four years old, Tor
which we snail charge only 50 to warrant
II. q F.. +. COBuRN
Cabot June t. 1862. junel2DandW3w
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a TABLE

slowing the number of Volunteers actually
enlisted in Washington County since the war
commenced, and the number required OF each
town 10 complete lis quota
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WASHINGTON, June L. Secretary Stanton,
IN answer to "a resolution trom the House, states
hat the department has no official information
ylothe' Gen. Hunter has organized regiment
Of backs. fugitive slaves &c, but has sent
copy Of the resolution to General Hunter to re-
port thereon.
The Secretary states that Gen. Hunter has
not been authorized to form such regiment,
but that upon bis requIsitlon arms and clothing
rad been sent to the forces under his command
without instructions as to the manner IN which
they should be used. He has not been furnished
With arms to be placed in the hands OF slaves
As to the orders, correspondent ce &c, between
the Department and Gen. Hunter, it would be
Incompatible with the public welfare TO furnish
,htm
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Very Latest by Telegraph


WINCHESTER, Sunday, June Is. Every-
thing is quiet at Front ROYAL this evening :
Nearly all of Shields men had arrived there
except few who reached Fremont 1T Mt. Jack.
SON. Rebel guerrillas continue to appear near
SnlckeTS Terry Officers from Gen Fremynt's
camp THIS morning state that heavy firing was
heard ia Luray valley, opposite Mount Jackson
last night. 1t was believed that jackson re-
connolSance had ovFrtaken the rear guard of
Gen. Shields.
No danger is apprehended of an attack on
Gen. Fremont IN force
Frequent complaint is made of The destructive
propensities OF Gen. Rlenkers brigade. 1t is
stated by rebels that jackson has been rein
forced by Whites division. IS 900 strong, and
is advancing down Luray valley again. keeping
only small force III the Shenandoah valley to
amuse Gen. Fremont. The firing OF last night
partially confirms this statement.
New YORK, June Is. The steamer Ocean
Queen from New Orleans the llth inst, has
arrived
Among the passengers is Mrs. Gen Butler
and number OF discharged soldiers and ref
ugees. Also Pierre Soule, prisoner.
! The New Orleans PicaYune OF the | | tn denies
denies the report telegraphed to Boston papers
from ), ashlngton that yellow fever in New Or
leans has not made It's appearance. On the
llth 1900 families were supplied with provisions
New YORK, Jane 49, 4 Manassas despatch
OF yesterday says that rebel mail carrier was
captured there. j large quantity Of the letters
are to prominent officers IN the service, many
OF which contain valuable information. Ter
thousand dollars in confederate bonds were alsl
found in the mail bag,
WASHINGTON, June lS large number 0
officers are absent from their reglnen,s with
cut sufficient cause, and ii is regarded as st
serl rus an evil as to demand Instant correction.
Accordingly ORDERS have been issued for thi
purpose.
All property captured by the army, or seize
, by Provost Marshals. or taken up asray, o
taken from soldiers marching in the enemy
= country is required to be turned over to th
. Chief OF S'af department, to which such prop
erty would apperiain 10 be accounted for b
them as captured property, and used tor tn
public service, nnless claimed by its owners an
orderedlo De returned by the commanding officer
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DEyTAE. NOTICE.

~ On the NINTH DAY OF JUNE shall leave my
office for ABOUT TWO WEEKS. to attend to business
engagement in another place. Notice of my return vii
be given in this paper. JOHN NJ. CoMh'iS'
Montpelier May 81, 1862, D'"n'f'
I'd
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RS TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
: O'CLOCK A. M.

WASHINGTON. June II. The War Depart
$500, L,s dispatches from Gen. Mcclellan S
wv, ters dated 3 o'clock this afternoon.
\, srecai movement had taken place The
.-- ..a.. was very fine, aud the roads were I'M
rowing rapidly,
Gar cavalry Yesterday paid another visit 10
..b,nd. surprised L party of ,ehels at that
.,.c. and drove them IF and captured some
'-,.rt,. The advices from other quarters con-
..,. nothing OF ,utlic interest.
II q meeting Of Penusylvanians Tonight.
..;o we've contributed. and subscriptions are
III beng made for the reliet OF sick and wound
W penusylyanians in ihe hospitals here 1t is
,...sed to use this money in forwarding them
,srr homes. Or to such interior towns in their
Sea-. where tie best attention can be given ia
lem. The meeting adjourned to Thursday
An order has been sent to Gen. Hunter to re
g,ss, the Il men OF Col. Serrell's n. Y. Engineer
REGIMENT, who we've some time ago deported to
he lUrtugas.
Lieut.. John o Sprostel was killed June 9th
.,r,i4a flesuug d Notorious rebel named Huston
xan was the terror OF the people on the ST
hhns rIrer, Fla. Lieut.. Sproster, with party
flour men from the fleet, found Huston at h,s
on,r armed with u double barreed gun, two
,;stoI, and bowie knife When SprOster de-
,,gn,,d Of hlm 10 surrender he fired at him
,,lnus Aim Instantly
huston Was immediately pierced with lou1
..g.ts. and gaken on board one OF our boats
n.rta.y wounded. Lieut. SprOster was exec
.,f. G,ar Of the gun6cat Senaca, ana one q
.. l,+y,st officers OF the service.
F l. pIuln, bearer Vi ratified copies OF tn
md Z Ifu ty
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MONTPELIER, April Il, 1867
This ma v certify that have used one Of Bailey $
Washing and Nringing Machines over one year, and
% sat d that il saves me in my business the help of
at least one girl, besides saving large amount IN tht
aS 49, nor nr ,Io.heS LEVI BOUrW ELL.
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NEW YORK, June Il. 4 special dispatch to
lp Tlmts da;ed Mount jackson 10Th, states
,ad; Information has been received at headquar-
..r. that ia ,kson has been reinforced second
inc by 1000 men
Gen. Fremont is in a very expoed position
and ny reintorcements are on the way to him
l., lencycd that much of the C0r!nth army is
10 he sent to secure the supplies Of wheat in the
SHENANDOAH valley.
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PunAulLpnIA. June Il. Parson Brownow
as received all invitation to be present at the
4,u VI. July celebration in Louisville He has
rpl lea, declining the honor, having been sub
lalae4 as witness IN the impeachment case
i y est H. Humphreys a. Washington.
lie takes occasion in his letter to fire broad
.ie d. lie secession sympa thiAerS IN this and
.ler states who are, he says, principally men,
", 0. the late Breckenridge party.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-05
Girp%GrGteu I!

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3aDn @S Aer5te,

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fab s. G'aI3 unO gc'e Stctr in Aasn!aunI
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G6rprt uRS SCltuih.

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