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RUTLAND < BURLINGTON R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing july ?, Ise2, trains VIII run as
follows
s.l0A. n, NAE Train for Boston. lowell, Wor-
cester. Bellows Pals, keene. Fitchuurch, Brat
tleboro, Springfield. Hartford, and New Hsvea.
TE-ou7i 20 Ba,f5u v.,s1-f Chang Of Ca-s.
I0.15 A. n. ExPREss TRAIs for Rutland, Troy,
Albany, New 7 0Ik, Schenectady, an the West.
Through from Montreal o Troy without change
Of Cars Arrive az Troy at $40 P. D., New
York 800 ?. n.
g. 20 p. ", NIGHr Express from Montreal 90 New
York, with NicspHg Car Arrive IN Troy 81
500 A. ~, New York 1880 ~. Through O.
Troy without change Of cars.
IRON TIE SOUTH AsD EASY TRAINS ARRIVE Al lrE-
LIyGToS A. FOLLOWS
$50 A. A., AcC1NMonATI0N TRAIN from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland al 5.45 A. D.,
5.35P y, Man IRAN from Boston, Lowell.
Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, and New Ha-
ven. Leave Boston 20 Az.
$50 Pm. EXPRESS TRAM from New ! lrk a. 200
An Troy. 1890 Pm.
THROUGH TICKETS soli 90 all the principal
points East south and West and baggage checked
through.
Z Fare always as Low o. by any other line
I. a. CHAPLIN. Supt
Burlington, Vt, July 2. lst-.
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TEA1ss eoIse NoRrL AxD WEs1

Leave Burlington st4 30 AN, s25 A NJ, and
50 P. N.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Boston al : 80 A. NJ, via
Lowell, Lawrence or FitehbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, at IS A. NJ, Bellows Fails Il Is Pm,
connecting at " hite River junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston. and with Psssumpsic Rail-
road for and from ST. Johnsbury and Littleton
arriving at Burlington at IS Pm, and 4 Albans
at 80 ?. N OsdensburEt al . 50 A. NJ, and
Montreal at 10 - ?. N.
ACC0NNonAT10N TRAIN leaves Ao-thheld II 70
A. NJ, and Burlington o. 9 % A. NJ, for Eouses
Point and Montreal.
NIGRT EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Believe Falls az
g Is ?. NJ, receiving Passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYork az 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 4 90
?. N, connecting at v hIte Eiyer Junction with
train leaving Boston az 20 7. NJ via
Lowell = ~ 90 =. n. via Lawrence. Leaves
White River Junction at u 81 J. H., ar
irving II Burlington % 5 20 An, Rouse Point
at 2UA. NJ. Montreal at 10 90 An, and Osiens-
burgh at = 80 r. NJ. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West
Sleeping Cars are attached o. both the Night
Exures- trains running between kouses Point au-
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fci
sale al the principal stations
G.MEREILL, supt.
stAlbans. Vt. May a. lst--
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Col. Forney announced that President
Lincoln had stated that his future policy
would be as stringent as it could be desired,
and that there would be no restrictions as
TO the employment Of men to put down this
rebellion.
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For Cosfivsaess, Irsy4.arsy aHi D,5iify If n.
Di7setiue Organs, iHduziHg Heliaris, LasE5fEas
Rrrususress Cisneral ProsfrarIgn Of fhs Mad
oza BODY, P4raiysts, &C.
A MOMENTS reflection ous to cow lncs
1 sensible man Of the folly nd dan ger @
Instantly dosing with Cathartic Medicines h
practice l. DsrHic4oLs and guI-ifll. An expeIle1e
q forty years has taught me that the constant ~
Increasing evils Of indigestion are fcartuly agc 9
waited by be too free use of Cathartics. J Ne
Americsupe5ple are fast becoming nation Il
dvspertics bv their artificial modes uf lie. br-f-
tic Cafaa-tics increase the irritabiIity and r
tratc the strength Of the digestive organs.
The Pills noW offered are specially designed 60
allay this irritsbility, and at the same time -
iuvicurate and strengthen a!l the functions q u-
gesti1u. while they are gently LAXATIVE Inry
are So mild and iuyi- oratiu- that one is not re-
minded by any dissEreea0le Effects tHst be h'7
taken medicine
Business Men. students. Professional Men, Il
malesand all persons leading confined or seden
tary life should Try them
The undersigned Physicians cheerfu,ly certify
% the high professional standing % Dr.. Colby q
S.austead. one Of the oldest and best Physician
and % the excellent qualities q his "Ant-c1stive
AMI Tonic Pills, which We have used in cur prac-
tiee and highly approve
j. j. GnsoS, NJ. D., Durham, c. L.
G.. /. C1rroS, ". D CowansviI
CHARLES Bows, ". D.,
s. S. FosrEE, NJ. D.. Bronze.
NoENAS cLEvElAsn. 81. D Barnston-
N JEyEs. " D.,
CIV. C9wLEs, NJ. l.. 9tauztead.
JoHy MsIss, ". D.
JosErH BHEAuos. NJ. D., surgeon h. y
BEv1Au1N DAN1S. NJ. T., CoaticeoE.
LrvrEi RICHMOND. NJ. D., Derby Line.
NJ o.. GLfsgs, NJ. d. Compton, e.. !.
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Farm FOR SALE.

Fotsdam. St Lawrencs Co, Y. y. NJ
lenas 1l.rx offers for sale his home farm. -i--
uated one n lie from Potsiarn viT.rs Z, en-
tAins sO7 acres, is well vatered b. psvcr f...-
ing stream; has on 1t small sugar orchard.
young apple orchard, large 6ns dwelling house.
carnage house. and other 0at buildings, cc,-
i3rln dwelling house, cheese house, barns. she'd.
srAn4Flss, dc Inc farm is in a high state Of ca
uVation ana the buildings aud fences in perie-
repair. Forty cows and other stock. with daily.
farming and sugAring utensils, NAV be had witl
the farm. The whole or any part Of the purcba.s
money, If satisfactorily secured, may remain ,r
interest as long as desired Apply 10
s. B. GORDON
fotsds m, St. Lawrence Co., ny.
June,ls, lsG2- aawlwsua
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Jg4e %, 1862.
TEAMS GOING SOUTH AND EAsT.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND kssI.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, Is A. N. and
sl5P.M.
MAIL Tram leaves Rouses Point SO A. NJ,
St. AIbanE at 80, Burlington AZ IS A. Moon
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells River, St. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern 4. r. for Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, &e., and connecting al Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Ia
ven and Newly ork arriving in NewYork at 10 -,
P. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouseis Point at %
A. M, for Burlington and Mortified Connec-
ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, dc
NIeHT Express leaves 0gdensburgh at II GO
NJ, Montreal at 90 P. M, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arrivingin Boston at 20 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Fails will Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, aud with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New York at 20 P. n.
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A Great Bargain.

E'Oh SALE, a gold wstch-heavy fine r-
hunting case. elegantly chased super p
-.e1ea movements runs s,vrE days with ONE
winding a good tine-ksepsr and a h4Dss--s
tnins-Wita vest chain attached. Owing o. r.-
cunstances not necessary TO mention. the -url-
Oilers It at n ast9aish-Hgly Tor p7-s for "sah .-
approved paper
Another such chance to obtain a superior v-,-..
a. les thin au7ais'is pri1s may not occur in ce-
tary.
The watch may be seen and price Learned s.
inquiry Of La FD.,FTf
Burlington June Goth. 80.
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WAsm NGToN. July l.

The President has approved the Confsca-
ton Act. and the Act supplementary there
to in addition -. various other bills Of q
public and private character.
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NASHVILLE, July J.

Returned prisoners report that the FEEDER
ais paroled at McMinnsville have returned to
Murfreesboro. The rebels have gone to
Chattanooga.
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PH11rnr1PH1. Jnlv Is.

PHILlDELPHA July \
Gen. Halleck Is TO remain in Washington.
Gems. Mcclellan and Pope are to continue in
their nresent Commands.
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LOUISVILLE, July 10.


Morgan WAS at Midway yesterday. and cut
the Telegraph wires, tore up the railroad,
and took everything convertible to his use.
He had four l2-pound hOwitzers, but Is said
TO have only SIX rounds of ammunition. He
left for Georgetown last evening. and en-
campsd on GOno's farm. He said be would
VISIT Lexington and Frankfort before be got
Through with his job Le1ingtonians say
they have ample force to protect the town !;
but not enough to take the offensive.
Later from Lsrington.-Our pickets are
falling back on the Georgetown road. The
rebels are approaching il force. Our men,
with several pieces Of artillery are advancing
on Georgetown, to meet the rebels. The
railroad and telegraph to Midway are repair
ed, but the burnt bridge at Keyser's has not
vet been rebuilt
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HIE;S - Ilx
2Lz11sIa1H
NEM DIsCOvFRY.

ANEW DISCOVERY.
FI1HE A-ca-ides OF Pin Worms. the rc-.-r
( which has ever bstzed the ssill rt t-= r
eminent physicians, and universally consider
them a. beycnd the reach of medicine .are cl-.-
expelled from the human system by t11 o.
DR.. z. G. COuId'- Pin Worn' hTr"f
4 Cure WGrraufea az srerV CGse.
ReIT afforded ~ tlrsHtyf91u t0Hr..
This Syrup Is purely vegetable prels--H
and harmless with the youngest child
SYvrTcvs.-Inteuss itching, biting and
N the lower part Of the rectum and about the
often mistaken for the piles.) lissEreeatls
ton IN the epi-astric region Or lower part ..
bowels, re5uessuess. WaketUlncss, sfa-t.H-
sore lming in the sleep. faiuun-. and Rot a--
Queuuy spasms or fts.
CAUuoy.-Ihe genuine has the name .. ..-.
6. 6ouids Pin Worm syrup blown Do eae- -
tie, bis Portrait and a fac smile of his sr-.
DO the wrapper.
HEBVEY & MOORE. Tr---.-t-4-
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN 8 CO..
] and II Marshall st.. Boston. Mas.
General Agents iar New Iuri.-
Sold II Burlington by A. c SPEE ksri .. ..
EOBY 3 CO.
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PHII.pELPHIA. July Is.

Il x41.t l1-1 t11y ~
The Enquirer says Gen. Halleck is on bis
way to Washington to take the position OF
General Commanding the armies Of the
United States
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DOMESTICS.

DOMESTICS.
,. 0U0 Yps. uas....ss4 -s..,.ss..
1000 bles-hed do.
5000 American FriutF.
1000 DENNIS.
LOCO -li-tluc STRIPES,
LOCO IcAuE;
1000 lrasl-
1000 Calorei Cambria
1000 Red and Blue Flannel.
LOCO Fars and Mes Cashmere,
Drunsr, Corset Jeans, Paper MusliHs.
&c. &c. sc.
The above Good are Just received and are Z
fered a. the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Merchants will find this stock in complete order
and az prices that viii clup1re favarshIy with
other markets. with the sili,l1n o. irei Git. The
attention OF purchasers af the above Good- is in-
vitei, believing theif interest nsy be benefited.
P.e9.s cal and rr1Ha1e.
EDWu LYMAN.
May s lse- dasH
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HORSEPOWER AND THRE>HINC
LII


-. p. DAVIS & co. have established a
w branch Of their Brashor Falls mauuac-
ture At PIattsburrn. Here shall keep on hand
our well known Horse Powers, Thr-sheIs and
Cleaners for one two ard three horses The Ner-
mont farmers are well acquainted with these ma
chimes for they have been IN operation among
them for Is years, and never with so gooa q rell-
tation as now Il is safe to affirm that this Is The
ONLY Thresher and Cleaner ever manu- A1llIe- Do
the United States for 50 many years, that mas lat
bcsn superseded BY others THIS has stood univ
allied snj with the Improvements t1at oli i'i
experience in the business has suggesle1' Ne ,ehr
pleasure in assuring the farmers Of NeILn'L ne.
il is above al others the maeoine tAey AeeI
can f7ru ard machine % any port on me axe -.
SLIGHT expense With Dispatch All relai-.'-
49, and teeth viii be kept constantly on h---,
and All orders will b promptly attended To-
vF. DAVIS CO.
Plattsbursh, May ls62-
Ps We publish below letter from John 4.
cbambsrIif. 6r.ni Isle, who has had more t1ps-
rienoe with machines than any o'As' man . -
mont.
NEssEs. DAVIS CO..
Itis not hard driving 10 thrssh VITA enc = an .-
49, an vo-r tvo-horss mschine- 100 busLe-a I'D
good wheat CT 200 bushels oats We haSe Snies-
ID l56 bushels q wheat between . CLOCK az
-,7rset IN January. without any extra eL %.
- frr HAMS but 10 Was not thisties sHd e-'.
~ al bushels oats in - minute The o.
"a well cleaned, 1t for market, a. IT came i'.-H
the machine. We have no trouble IN e-'1'.-l
rrlin well. with your recent improvements 90 ..
an satisfied the machines you now HaAe VIE
tbresb and clean well more -ralu with the same
- - Two horses than any other two-h9-s-
machine in this region will th-ssh without clean
ins. rrr.-rrrrrrr-
Grand Isle, Vt, May 30, ls5t-
p 81 have ttrcshei With ore machine .'-
eg eco bu.beIs. giving less than $50 t-r -tr-
nj tbsa SOFA it Tor ulIl the c1st 1i d ne" one
u44lt O. 1. e.
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Sewing Machine improvements

- herewith illustrate further Improvements
w addei to the Wheeler wilson se"ins
,,srhipe. namely the ''braider,' device iof ssN-
inc brsid or cord upon any kind Of fabric Inc
b-si6 or cord - il passed through the hole %
fs-e eugraving,) Of the ordinary glass Prcssef -
of Inc machine and stitched upon the iaorie' a.
in the most elaborate designs without any Prev
%. bastinr Is value IL best set ioFih Dy i''1
hand as follows -l4.4 ,o
"A new improvement has lately been s1deo "
the Wheeler 4 Wilson machine (Nhlch' oy t-e
Wav. we considered long ago TO be a. nesIy -
feet as auy human continuance eoHAa @, 0e.Is =
attsehment for sewing braid upon ciot1' siiA ~
- material. II any Of our friends have beeh
through the tedious operation Of br@l1lhs 49,
-,r. dresses they will realize the eieAt rene rs
.raits Them IN this invention Ihe bialN 4o4i-"s
he needle with pcrisoi accuracy ,taAlns @-y -
5s.irss a. TINT the In1st intricate pattern ma =
braided with great rap tity. Lsds - -
nov posses one Of those lovely ehaInSlay - =
- rahes embroidered in vines and az liN.-s
,f;-s had which have heretofore iAiisn 70 ~
Id orfv of the most industrious sud Il
- s,,1n4ner dresses nothing can be more eiss-H'
nj I,-eomiDc. We hail this improvement = :
--.s-r1in- e7iience O. " a good the coming ~
- I,ii,s one and all! And we may a. wei -
-1-5s he gentlemen for there =iii a9uo.les- -
- i,,rn,di,;e harvest 4 elaborate SMOKING ~
~ ,sIvet siippers embroidered with goa 1-@.--
ToBg live the sewing machines
AuctclH-
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To Business Men.
Rare Chance 10 make Probable
Investment.

| rEHE SUBSCRIBER, owing TO III health, ard
Il consequent inability to attend to business,
! offers his whole property in the Village Of Bur
ington, VT. for sale, consisting Of
ONE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE in
good repair, WITH Barn and Garden attached
ALSO THE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA HALL. comprising a large and
well-selected assortment Of Crocksry, China,
Glassware, Pepsr-Hangincs, &c, &c. This
Store was established in ls47, and is the larg
est House this side Of Troy, and commands an
extensive and profitable trsds-'rho'esals and
rsfaiL
ALSO. THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. l49 Church st.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be SOLD CHEAP-Tcrms Easy.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
at China Hall, $50 Church street.
:. s. BROWN
Burlington, Vt, May 81, 1852.
MAGAZINES
CtoDEY's LADIES BOUK and PETERsOS'S
" National Magazine for July this day re-
ceived st HUNTINGION'S.
June ls, 1854
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SOLDIERS PORT FOLIos'
\ FRESH SUPPLY at HUNIlNDIoN B.
May %
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French Protestant Institute
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
REV. v. CTR, PRINCIPAL.
MONTREAL, z. E

kEN. Y CIk, PRINCIPAL
MONTREAL, z. z.
FENHE advantages offered in this Establishment
] for the acquisition Of French are very great,
this language is spoken constantly by the mem
bers Of the family, and no pains are spared for the
thorough and rspi advancement Of the pupils
REFEREsCEE.
Rev. J. GOsdby,. Montreal.
]. W. Conroe, Middlebury. VT
Hon. R. Lansing, WAtertown, n Y.
Rev L. Howard, Rutland, Vt.
q. n. Nichols, Esq,
G. Humphreys, Esa-, Auburn, y. Y.
Rev c. Peass, D. D., Rochester, y. Y.
Rev NJ. B. Anderson, ID,
Rev. Baron Stow, b. D., Boston, Mass.
Rev. z. n Kirk, D. D, q"
Rev DIR. Turnbull, Hartford, Conn
Rev g. W. Samson. D. d, Washington, h. c.
g. t. Howard. Esq, Springfield, Mas
Rev. DR.. Sheldon, Troy, n I.
Ex-Mayor Woodruff, QGincy, Ill.
Montreal, APRIL %, ls62. dsw
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NICKEL OR o0PP ER. in IS cent rolls. a.s- a.
had N lots % suit purchasers at the
FREE PRESS CFFI-E
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remedies Of the kind have been tined N VAIN ms
may seem incredible, bat Il II iall in any case TIE
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single
failure when taken directed, and without
the least injury 70 health in any case y 1t Is
put 10 in bottles Of three different strengths, with
ful directions for using, and sent by express,
closely sealed % all parts o. the country
PR1CES-Iull strength, slOi half strength,
IS; quarter strength, So per bottle.
E-Remember This medicine is designed e1-
presslv for obstinate cases which all other rene
dien Of the kind have failed to cure also that it
is warranted as represented in every respeetor the
price will be refunded. - Beware Of limitations
| None warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr..
4 NJ. or at his Office. PREPARED and sold only at
Dr. Nattisou's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
eases. No. 2s Union Street, Providence. Z. l.
| 5F-This speciality embraces all diseases Of q
] private nature both Of men and women, by rcgu
/ arly educated physician OF twenty years prae
e. giving them his whole attention.
/ E-Consultations by letter or otherwise a re
! etrictly confidential, and medicines viii be sent
by Express secure from observation. TO all part
| Of the United states. Also, acc mmOdIuons FOL
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure and q1iei
/ Retreat, and good care until restored % health.
Caution.-lt has been estimated that over
two hundred thousand dollars arc paid 70 swim
! ding quacks annually. IN .,eW England alone
without aHt te1.rf TO those who pay 1t. All thu
comes from trusting, ulfl-lf IHgaIrt, 70 men wh'
are alike destitute Of honor, character or skill
whose ONLY recommendation Is their own iaise ans
/ ertrava-aut asse-fi1us In praise o. themselves
IT, therefore, Won would avoid tang hHnbsygea
! axe no mans word. 30 matter trhai he's rTsfsn
si-us ar, bat MAKE INQUIRY: it Will cos
you nothing, aud may save you many regrets
io- a. advertising physiciaus, IN nine cases GU
OF ten. are bogus, there j. 10 safety II trustini
any OF them, uule-s you knew ~1' and ~aal tne.
! are.
TDr II. viii send frer, by enclosing on
/ .,s1p As above. a pamphlet on DISEASES OF Wo
NAN. and on p-srafs dissas,s generally. givin
full information, with the most undoubted refer
erces and testimonials. without which, no adveI
Using physiciou or medicine ~ tbs kind is De
serving aHy c0nt1eHc, uhaf'tr-
q Orders by mail promptly at'enaeS
Write YOUR address D'1saiy, and direct t. DR
| N.-rts.S as sbovs Del
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PHGNIN
Looking Glass \ Picture Frame
MANUFACTOkY,


No-. 22I Easi Tueuty-third street,
I13 4 I75 Grand ~. 4 215 Genre 81
NEW YORK.
isrAILIsHED ISIS. ESTABLISHED ISIS
rFyHI- Establishment ha. been m successful OPP
4 Grafton 81 wears, and Is the ta-gef % the
kind ia the United states We have on hand Or
manufacture Co order. every description o;
LCOkING CLASS. PICTURE md POR-
TRAIT FRAMES, PLAIN AND ORN1-
MENTAL PIER, NALL. OVAL AND
WfNTEL GLASSES. CONNECT
ING CORNICES. BASE AND
BRACKET TABLES. WITH
MARBLE SLABS. TCL
LET CLASHES,
DC, &c, 8c.
MouLDISeE FOB PIcIURE FEAsEs. IN lengths UT
able for transportation, either on, Being, Bo1s-
rood Ak, Zsbra, B-astys NaA7glHt, g.. Our
new Mandatory and extensive facilities enable
Us - furnish any article il cur line good as the
best, and as chap as the -sslueS'.
Dealers are Invited 90 call upon u
when they visit New York. We claim 20 be able
10 supply them with every article in cur line which
they can possibly require, AZ prices lower than
they can purchase elsewhere.
Orders b. MAI attended 10 ,r.tt JT0Dlytncss.
Do nof faii 10 oaR trhen goa rlaf Mar York.
OFFICE AND WARERoors, No. Els CENTRE sT. NY
H0nACE V. sIGLEB, Ae1.
April "A. d3m
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This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else Of the kind, and proving
efectuaI after'all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
rsed by the natives for the same
purpose from time immemoriAl and
now for the first time offered to the
public. 1t is designed for both
married and single ladies and is the
very best thing known for the pur-
pose, as it will bring on the month
iv sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, and sitter all other
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

FUK TEMALES.
DR.. NATTIsoNs indian ENnENAGOCuE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-30
SEWARD WANTS To RESIGN.
PhIla leplia, July 9th.

=
4 dispatch to the Hrcld lrom WaSlin--
tan, but ,partaking rather Of the senalaiul
order. says:
There Is 4 crisisin the Catinct-Sew-
arl l. unsettled IS ID what his future course
shall bc. AMI : Gc~irous of being relieved
from The future care of his present pasil.ou-
The reason for Senard's iDlispositigu 10 rc-
main longer In of2cc Is well knowR IN l1.
litical circle here lie objects - the raai-
cal policy. partially forced upon Tie Presi
dent by the ccufiscatiun anu militia acts ol
the late Congress
S.,rrctary Seward VIII consent to remain
in his present position only upon the con
flf.ion that tire recent acts Of Congress shall
be interpreted - rs u conform As far as
possible. to the previous paliey of the
Government. AMI What general pillaCe
or destruction Of property in the South
shall not be permitted. aad that the slaves
shall not be usei, except merely as labor
ers. in the army
Ifsuch a modification l. 6c-idsd upou
~. Seward may remain in ti'e Cabinet. Mt
Mt rIhEI~E-e
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DENTISTRY.

fs'IiE undersigned Graduate of the Balti-
more College of Dental Surgery, respect
ia.y offers his professional services to the
clzsns of kbensburg. He has spared no
-e'1s thoroughly to acquaint himself with
every Improvement n his art, To many
!laTS OF personal experience he has thought
% AID the impaired experience of the high
81 authorities in Dental Science. lie sim
Py asks that an opportunity may be given
III lis wcEk to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD, D. d. S.
ollce formerly occupied by DR.. Clark.
REFERENCES.
ls9i. I, I. \. Harris Z. E. Bond, jr- w. r..
a-"lnIy Il IN, A a. Blandy, P. Ii. Austen. Of the
baltimore College.
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ARCADE HOTEL. Ebensburg.

WENEY FOSIER- PRcPRIETCa.
VENIIS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN
Il as the "Ebcnsburg House," is one of
the Oldest and best stands in the borough
Of Ebcnsburg. for the accommodation of
the travelling community. The Proprietor
assures all who may be disposed to pat
EJuizc INN that his TABLE viii be srlp>
Piled with all the Iuxuries of the season,
his BAR with the choicest of Liquors,
and no pains spared to render his guests
eamfcrtable.
Ehensburg. April II. l85s:22:lE.