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DR. BOYCES CELEBRATED TON
L IL nIrrKRQ

Compounded entirely of vegetables. The effect of
this medicine Is truly wonderful. 1t acts directly
upon the bowels and blood-a mid but thorough
cathartic 1t expels all morbid seeretions and OBJ
struclions from the body, stimulating the internal
organs into healthy action, cleansing the system
purifying the blood, causing It to course anew
through every part OF the body.-giving health and
new life to the frame For loss of appetite, fever
complaint jaund zee, dyspepsia, all bilious diseases
foul stomach, costivsnass veal ness aud all disea9,
es arising from torpid diseas liver they Will
al avs do good-not hurt Try them.
Directions for On adult - table spoonfull IN
svyeotC ed water tbres times day before eating
. he dose may b. increased or lessened US thscase
ay require.
Only 20 oeats bottle
FRANCIS FEM, Rutland, VT. Sole Proprietor,
TO whom all orders should be addressed. 14u
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ETOwLE's PILE AND HUMOR CURE, a sure
cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles,
Sorsfula. Salt Rheum, and Diseases OF the Skin
Deal RS are PARTICULARLY REQUESTED To RgU End
The MONEY, Only Eve bottles in . thousand re
preto - 9gssion, which can b2 &C. Il p0n appiea.
ton. Ssua Tor Circular. PrSpareu " Henry d.
FGwle, Chemist, II Prince Street, Boston. Sold by
all druggi Is. Certificates with each bottle. Prioe
ST. per BOTTLE
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ST LOUIS Aprl IL,
Mai. Mcdonald OF the 9Th Missouri regi-
ment, arrived here last night direct from
Pittsburg Landing. He confirms the death
of A. s. Johnston, and was told by Lieut..
that Bushrod Johnson, who escaped from
Fort DoneIson, was also killed. He thinks
all the reports about Beauregards being
wounded, are unreliable.
An officer Of the New Orleans creole bat.
talon, who was taken prisoner says that
Beauregard made u speech on Saturday be-
fore the battle, ia which he told them the re-
suit was a sure thing and contd not fail. They
would capture Gen. Grants army, then whip
Bue |, and thus bold our rail roads. If they
lost the day, he said they might as well lay
down Il heir arms and go hom,.
Major Mcdonald. thinks the story Of the
csc 3pe of Gen. Prentiss is not true. He and
a portion OF his brigade were taken prisoners
in the carly part Of the fight on Sunday.
The gun boats did fine work, and probably
saved our army from total destruction on
Sunday,
The beginning of the fight on Sunday was
a compl te surprise, many off 'ers and SOL
diers being overtaken in their tents and
slaughtered or taken prisoners.
Gen. Smith was not in the fight, but lying
sick at Savannah, not being able to get out
of bed
Oar forces on Sunday were not over 49,
900 men, and the enemy not less than 10000
The rebel Qiarterm lster saws 10000 rationS
were issued before they left C1Iinth.
The sec md DAYS Fl 5ht was not half as DIES
perats as the Grst fight. The rebels soon
| We wav Epfnre oar fresh traons and thf
pursuit was not continued.
aiejor Mcdonald thinks orr killed vii
nupbrr at least 1000, and 5000 wounded
He says 400 or 1900 wounded rebels were
lett on the field, and thinks their killeC
amounted TO 5000, besides the wounded. VIZ
did not take myre than 500 prisoners.
/ Beauregard is thought not TO be prepared
to make stand at Colinib, aad if pushed
will retreat to jackson, Miss.
Company A, Chicago Light Artillery, WHIT
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Medicinal.
TMpORTANTTOT THE AFFLICTED.

\ mI IN kAN \ ~ kAA1 <AHI IA = AsA~.
DIR. DOW continue. TO be eonsultsd 1t IN enee.
Nos, and 0 And.eo,t susss, soston, on I'll an
eases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE,
Bya long course Of study snA practical experience
OF unlimited extent, DR.. d. has now the Rrauaoa-
that hsvs never, Snoe be arst Introduced thsm hisd
20 cure the moot alarming sasss Of
GoNORRHGAANDS Yr2IIIS.,
Bsnsath his treatment, all horror OF vSnsrea
and impure blood, Inpos:ney, ecrcssla, 9snorr;
procrsstion, In6anmation Of ths Bladder AID Kid
neys, Hydroeele. Abeesees, hunSc1, m6ntfAl
sweliinss and the long train OF horrio1e synpteus
attending this class Of dsease, are unde - ososme
Is harmless Is the simplest ailings ofa ehila
SEMINAL wEAKNEsS--
Dr. D. dsvotss great psr Of his tins 70 ~ treat
habit, which ruins the body and mind, uniting the
unfortunate individual for business Or socaety.
Some ofthe sad and melancholy e6ects produced y
early habits Of youth, are Weakness Of ~ baok
and limbs Dizziness Of the head Dtoneoo Of stght,
Palpitation of the heart Dyspepsia, Nesvoasneess
Dsr.nssm.nt Of the digestive fsnssions synpsonss
are much to be dreaded; loss OF memory, eeafasion
Of ideas depression Of spirits, evil fcrseodinEer
aversion of society selfdstrust, ttmidity, 80, are
among the evils produced. Such peSsens shoal4
before contemplating matrimony, consult physt-
clan Of experience and be at once restored 70 health
and happiness
treatment q few days or weeks will be furnhhed
with pleasant rooms and charges for board moder-
ate.
April, 1852. Nly
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CURE IN ALL CASES.

" oRNO CHARGES MADE DIR, Dow is cen
suited daily, from IA. Nj. to T. h, as aooVes
upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF every nsme
and nature having by his uuwe aired ate ntion ana
extraord mary success gained reputation wnio on
calls patients from all parts of the country 70 epn
advice. -. ..x,,
Among the physicians in Boston; none stan as
higher In the profession than the celebrated Dh-
DOW. No. Endicett street, Boston; those WING
need the services of an experienced physo'ah anu
surgeon should give him a call .
April, 1852, iSp
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IT. W ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

RsHepolsnt Institution established ~ spseia! EEdos
gisa oy she relief 9fs sick a,sd Distressed afflicted
Sith Yaesr4 and C6yoRt Diseases gG especially Jo'
IA CRrs Of Diseases ~ fks SsgEsai organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tie ACTING
tdrgeOn,
VALUABLE REPORTS on spennatorrhga, and
Fher diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the
Jew REMEDIES employed in the Dispengary sent
Z sealed letter enyeI opes tree of charge. Two or
hres Stamps for postage acceptable. Address, Dr.
SKILLiN HoUGHTON, Howard Association,
hiisdalphs Pa Nv
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ITO C0SSUMPIIVES The Advertiser, having
j been restored TO health 10 few weeks By We y
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung Affection ana that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fell
low -uferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IL, he will send copy OF the
prescription used tree of charged With the directions
for preparing and using the same, hieb they VIII
hnd sure care for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, sc. The fny object OF the Advertise In
sending the Prescription is 20 beueft the afflicted,
and spre sd in ormaIion which he eonceives 20 be In
valuable, aud he pes every sufferer will try his
remedy, il will cost them nc. hing and may prove
blessing
Parties wishing the presc rption will please ad-
dress REV. kBN ARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
ianz3 .3n
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DR., BOYCE,s

Cure Headache, Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, General De-
billy, Wsakness, ID .zzinese and Liver Complaint,
20, &c.
FRANCIS FEM,
Proprietor, Rutland, Vermont.
AGENTS WANTED. Sold by all Dealers In Medi-
Cines In the country. apr6u
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
hereby certify that have given my son, james
Mason, his time during the remainder Of his mno 7
ity, and shall claim none of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting alter this date.
JAMES N. MASON.
rawlst, VT, April lst., 1892 M'Ss
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
whereas my wife Mary, has lett my bed and board
without any just provocation, this is to forbid all
persons haTboring or trusting her on my account,
as Shall pay no debts Of her contracting after this
date.
JEREMIAH HURLEY.
West Rutland, March 20, 1862. mar 2o-8w
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u See q woman another column picking Sam
buci Grapes for speer's Wine Il ia an admirable
article. used in Hospitals and by the first class fami
lies in Paris. London and New York, in preference
o old Port Wine dtf
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ler2 good Co.'s ia exchange for d1tshad Marble.
Any one ishng work Sili tnd rare chance for
=. 4AELkY.
West Rutland, April Is, lisa.
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STATE OF VERMONT, lENHE ii o n Probate
Dis riot OF GirhaYsns.s. Court for the District
of Fairhaven.
Toa persona interested in the estate of Stukely
Thornton late ofCasteton, in said district deceased
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont, you are
hereby notfed to appear before said court at the
Probate efioe in Casteton, in said district on the
10th day oispril next, then and there to be heard
if you caLse, as to the probate and allowance OF
certain instrument, In writing, dated the 18th day
OF March, A ID. 1862 purporting TO be the last VIII
and testams Mt of the said deceased
Given at Castleton this 2lst day of March A D.
1852. .-...
lS8wv A. WARNER, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, (rNHE Hon. Probate
District of Rutland IS. 4 Court for said Dis

STATE OF VERMONT, / ~ II Hon. Probate
District of Rutland SIS L Court for said Dis
triot
To all persons interested in the estate of Michael
Long late of Mountholly in said district, deceased,
testate.
GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court
at the Probate office In Rutland In said district, on
the first Tuesday of May, ID. 1852, TO show cause,
If any you have, why certain instrument, in wri-
ting, filed in said court, and puTporting to be the
last will and testament OF said deceased should not
be proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, said district, this Sd day OF
April, A. d, 1862. - -
B:Sy JAMES BROWN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT ~ HE Probate Court
District of Rutland. ! a for the District OF
Rutland.
TO all ersons interested In the estate OF Samuel
Marshall, late of MounthOly in said district, de-
ceased, testate, GREErINs;
By the authority of the State of Vermont you are
hereby notified appear before said Probate court at
the Probate Office in Rutland on the fret tuesday
OF May, A D. 1862, TO show cause, II any you have,
why certain instrument in writing, file d IN said
court and purpcring TO be the last will and t. sta
of said deceased should not be proved and al
lowed =
Dated at Rutland In said district, this 9th day OF
! Is JAMES BROWN, Register.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
TSss n etreat OF the Rebels.
From New Mexico.

Massaoss OF . Party Of 0eid Seekers ~
the Apache Psss-One OF Them Burned
ss the stake. ....
Kansas ClrY, Oct. 1.-THE Santa Fs mail,
with dates to the 10Th, has arrived.
The Santa Fs Gazette, of the 4th, furnishes
the folloWing:
On the sth of July last q party Of nine men
started from Pane Alto mines, 10 Arizona, to
60 to California.
When they arrived within two miles Of the
Apache Pass, and eighteen miles from the
mines, they were attacked by the Apache In
dians and ell murdered. When the bodies
were found by Gen. Carleton . command, there
were evidences 70 satisfy them that one Of The
victims bad been barned at the stake.
place on the l3,h Of July, Ind the remain.
were found buried on Sunday, the 9th OF the
same month. The Apache Pass 10 the great
thoroughfare to California, and has to be gone
through by all persons travelling by the south
ern route, In consequence Of the water which
is to be obtained there. -.
General Carleton has re-established q pos
which commands the spring In this pass, and
garrisoned 1t with sufficient force to keer
the Indians from the water and make taen
abandon the locality.
All was quiet along the route from Santa Fe
The new schedule from Kansas City to SAINTS
Fe 10 ten days, the mail matter leaving Kanesl
City on Fridays, and reaching Santa Fe. OF
Tuesdays.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
Highly Important!
Reported Insuvrectisnary Movements
in Culpeper and Adjoining Counties.
Seventeen Negroes Hung!
THE COUNTRY ALARMED.

A refugee, who recently came into General
sigels headquarters, give, information Of .
highly important character. He escaped from
Amisville, Culpeper county, Virginia, and
states that the greatest consterpation imagine
BILE exists among the white people Of that whole
section Of country, in consequence Of an appre-
henaed elave revolt. Seventeen negroes, most
Of them free, had been arrested on suspicion
Of being engaged In plotting the uprising Of
the entire colored population. Copies Of late
newspapers, which published President Lin
coins emancipation proclamation, were found
In their possession. The fact that fuch pro
clamation has been made Is well known among
oil the negroes, and II produces the most start
ling effect. The terror Of the whites lie beyond
description. Apprehensions Of re enactment
Of the Nat Turner horrors are felt to an alarm
ing degree. The seventeen negroes wer.
promptly taken out, at Amisville, and hung
II is said that the negroes Of the different coun
ties around Culpepsr are all engaged In th'
conspiracy for general insurrection.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
FROM FhEDERlCKsBURo.
THE NSCRIPTION, &c.

We have information from Fredericksburg
of q late date. The con.cription law Of the
Davis government Is being rigidly enforced.
Every man coming within range Of its opera
uon Is forced into the, army. Some have de-.
INJURED, and to these little mercy 10 shown, and
they are thrust into jail at once. A party con-
fined in the Jail ut Fredericksburg, broke out
and the most Of them escaped. Some Of these
have found their way toShis city, while others
went to Prince William county. A rumor
wa s@s.s~ -s' 800 s,.~V, snss WV .~------
we're about TO retaks the city. In anticipated
Of such movement, all the goods and stores
in the city were packed into cars ready to
move South. The rebels say that while the
Union army occupied that city, shoes sufficient
to keep up supply for the whole Southern
army, passed through that city for Richmond
All goods thus smuggled through the lines
were turned over to the rebel government.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
Tho Ohio Election.
To the Editor Of The Republican:

49, wv &~SeV' " "so <sPuotttuVs
The result Of the recent election iu Ohio has
exploded one Of many ISLANDERS of the so. called
Conservative" prels Of the country, 10 wit
" That Republicans stay at home, while Demo.
Gratis go to the war" The reverse IL true and
1t has been demonstrated, by actual canvass Of
the voters in soTe Of the Congressional dis.
tricts of Ohio, that four Republicans to on1
Democrat are iu the field. am informed upon
what consider entirely reliable authority
that In Sam Cox's district the proportion Of
Republicans who have gone to the war IL In
excess Of the Democratic element ss two and.
ahalf to one. In Gen. Garhelds district, the
proportion Of Republicans is in excess Of the
Democrats as nearly five 70 one. Hence, when
you speak Of Democratic gains, you give cur.
rency to substantial untruth the faot ip, the
Republicans are losers.
In Holmes county "a stronghold Of Democ.
racy) and Medina county heretofore strongly
Republican, this disprop0rtiOn Of Democratic
and Republican voters is strlkingly manifest
Holmes formerly gave 800 Democratic msjori.
ty; at the late election she gave nearly 1900
The total Democratic vote Is not so large as In
former years; but Holmes has nearly regi.
ment OF voters In the held, more than three.
four,hs Of whom are good Republicans Nc.
dina county lin the same Congressional dis
trict) ordinarily gives 1900 aud 800 Repub.
lican majority. She has reg nent In the ser.
vice. The Republican majority Is this year
lees than 500, while the Democracy bold al.
most up to the former vote.
BUCKEYE.
WASHINGTON, Oct lS.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
From California.

San FRANCISCO, Dot. l6.-Sailed, ship Wm
b. Prescott, for Liverpool, carrying $4,000
sacks Of wheat.
The markets are unusually quiet. Jobbere
are running low In stocks, but show little dis,
position TO replenish.
Mining stocks continue to decline Us the
money market tightens. The Ophir silver mine
10 quoted at $2,45O per foot.
Legal tender notes are at l6 per cent. dis.
count, there being fsw In market. An influx
was soon expected, when they will undoubted
~ decline, corresponding to the premium on
gold In New York.
State Senator Baker wss released last night
by order Of General Wright, he agreeing to re-
fute the charge OF using REASONABLE language
II allowed an opportunity to visit Tullsre
county.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
The Pirate Alabams.

PHILADELrniA, Oct. ls.-Cspt. Tillton, Of the
barque Virginia, destroyed by the pirate
Ssmmes, has arrived home and Informed the
New Bedford Mercury that Capt Semmes was
very Independent, short, and quick In his re-
marks, looking on and treating bis prisoners
and crews a. dogs. Some Of the under oficers
Of the Alabama were more sociable, and wished
themselves well out Of the scrape they had got
on a trial trip, and is now under the direction
Of the English, who are TO furnish her with
supplies at the different islands she is to stop at
while she is TO continue to prey on our COM
merce.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
DRoPosALs FOR FIRE PLUGS.

% Ass,sTiNr QuAsIEaxAsrlRs OryIcs,
Corner g and Twenty-teoond sts
W.ahis gtSn, D. g, Oct. g, lSs2.
us 4 ooosa scSs ss;
performing the work and iurni:hing materials fol
ths .Isetion and plsolos In working Srosr Of FIRE
stlsss, ns.r Twenty second, srd At the BIactsmith
TIE Fls Plugs win be furni.bsd to the contractor
The bid must state the price for performing the
.nSI ana The price per fool OF hose and o'h'f
The undersigued reserves to himself the VI ,ht to
rejeSt any tid which may 10 deemed .onable.
rroRSsais from dsloys parties WI W. M not DC sonsid
Tho ability Of the bidder TO all the coairac Oh ,uld
1t be awarded to himi must be guaranteed BY two
responsible persons whose ssta'urss are 10 os sp.
The rsspon.isility OF the guarautors mu.t be
shown py The ooiii certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest pstIiot Court or OF the United States DL'
Bidders must bs present in person when the bid,
are opened or the proposals. will not be eonsidsr:d
The isl name an and post oihos address OF the bidder
Is BID 10 made in the name tf firm ths names
s " II: or on S ss
bonds in the sum Of one thousand dollars, signed
ieau red Of the successful bidder Upon signing Il.
Iaior@.l proposals will be r.j,otsd.
Proposals must be addie.sed 10 Capt. ]. j. Dana
Assi, ,tant Quarterma te., U. Army, Wsshington
d. @, and should be plainly marked " Proposals.
| for the erection Of Fire Plugs."
Form Of Guarantee. 60
We, ,E-.,a IF the county of-,snd st:ts o.
do hereby guaranty that - s able to fulfil thu
contract in accordance with the terns Of his propo
Lton and that sh, uld his proposi ion be accepted
he will at onoe enter Into contract 10 aecordano,
therewifh. should the contract be awarded 10 him
We are prepared to become his sureties.
above mentioned .'7
For further information, apply. st this ofacs.
j. j DANA,
Capt and Asst QusrtsIm,stsf
u. 8. Army.
cot 9o-dtd lint 4 starl 81, '"'t.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Army Of the Potomac.
Return Of Our Forces 10 Bolivar Heights.

HARrxRs FERaY, Oct. To-day, ct noon,
the forces that started from here ON . recon-
noissance towards Winchester, and whom our
last dispatches left quietly encamped q Charles.
town, returned to Bolivar Heights, " object
Of the expedition having been fully, faithfully,
and successfully carried out. I.
II WAS 10 fully examine the topcgrapny Of
the country bordering the turnpike, 70 drive
back to thsir main body any stray rebels that
were there located, and 6Rally 70 learn posl~
lively the petition, condition. and numbers Of
the enemy. Duriug the morning y wss cup.
posed BY many that our stay wes psrnAnelt,
and that the force then at Ohariestovn would
retain possession; but soon after noon orders
were given, and the troops Immediately there.
after were quietly and sloWly moving back TO
the encampmenS q Bolivar HesgAs, which
they reached without molestatioa or delay,
soon sfter four O'Clock this afternoon, having
succeeded In admirably and completely accom-
plishipg al and more than they ct out 10 do
The force sent over Blackiord's Ford Will 70
turn tonight. r. r
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
Reconnaissance to Aldie.
GEN. sTAHL DRIVES A FORCE OF THE
ENEMY THROUGH THOROUGh-
FARE GAP.
CAPTURE OF ABOUT 100 PRISONERS.
TIE REBELS RUNNING TRAINS TO BRIS
TOW STATION. --.-a-..-..-
THEY CAPTURE A SUPPLY TRAIN.

Ou Thursday, q force Of North Carolina
cavalry captured, near New Market, train Of
I've wagons loaded with supplies, which were
being sent 70 Gen. Stahl, who left Cenkevills
on Wednesday on . rsconsoissanos 10 Aide,
Middleburg. 30. An effort was made BY Gen
stahl 10 recspture the property, but without
success. s... .,...
The Reconnaissance returned 10 .Csntreville
on Saturday, with about 100 prisoners, taken
at different point along the route.
The reconnoltering foros drove party Of
the enemy through ThoroughfAre Gap on Thurs'
day.
The rebels are running cars loaded with
supplies 10 Bristow Station.