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For, or Nsw YORK, August 40, lsaa.


CLEARER
Ship Walsh dLyepo9TTrask Dear cby
ship WmB Travis, Hooper Forrvss Monrpsj borisnu :
sars Rob Roy sans.n nss sssGw pFGSspaS Kna2 "a Co.
BARK Brothers, sariner, cienueros-eeo Stephenson
Bark Horana IL Light, Smelling New oreans--Bacon Rus
Bri- Avon (sr,. Gale. Q asrov--J Jaotson.
Bis W reale ~ ar Sackson r. 90,
nrg ctaa 9 eef trl sett ansanlIlt--t Gt Son 90.
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schrs s,-'fStt tBr f'auvelt, Porto cabelio-Boyd
ssr Dolnhin Roseiir9of Anscstur4 Boynton Sons
cAs & islesrc aL % sGt rain par,aa Prno-Mes Haagh
scar baaiv iS Br' los n Ia, isiseS-7Jo. Eneas
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ARRIVED
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All rI'grl am Al ship wn cunn.inos, Liyerp ~
sta a M u j, 81 - y s - II ssi @ n % ss9e i' , yr m
ls-i ~ s. sca'asap aSena. nedce for Humbarg Az
.lsf. amp .as .a AsHya s s ass y g
Steamship Atiauae ~ itan-iortl Babcock, Fortress
Morfne .ug ~ vita sick snd wo andal 50. hers.
Shs YorktGwn. Never, onao. ard 7 rtsnonh. July .,
wi h indse gr aers, 70 Crrnet i.inttn ""
fars 3leg Merfiss tlir. o. feaienl, y, Aaoa Eay,
Jute l. sool &c ~ Npnier, W Isor5 Rauken. yan.
3. ~ care cod Hope. spoke sntn hres s!il Sria, from
Cacnua oF sosop Jny H. lat 10 - lo - TO- sa~ bars
Sarah PARK, steering SSW,
Elr8 fdes tMee) ayer,lnd.r, Liverpool, IS days, with
coal, Tunel. Mrlncs Wenst.
Bark .aioela sieitnan Newport, dsys, IN ballast 20
griT Schiller (For) cunha LISBON 81 days. via Bchuort
DAYS t"ee She put in or 0dera). with SAT- &C. to ilese
MesCr Brsta.
Br & hnn Ijyi;t tBr Of Yarmouth Ns) Dcsn'i Nj
r'a Ia, ~ aas ~ log@ood &c, " master Hsd gh al
aud Gains nc entire pas
Brig Annnniae fof CAlna ny Iiden, Malan7as. Auy l.
with snea 10 Met slf Duncan Is nt Lower tatan'in,.
Brig H. lcocs 60 Saspni Ghhs Trina q, y dars, VIM
suea;, 10 Tpompspns Hunat. h inst, 50 ln's sW fron
havana. spoke I $ e4creshp Relief, al wei,
B9 Mountain Ia le. Pray. E.rpuda II days in ballast
smith. Jnles Co Head WINDS and AL ht
soar Cordel t3masts Horn, Duhln, Jnly L. In haAs;,
srhr Ar.on, Chase, Elisabe.hrort for boston.
Sehr Jaia tIallcit, LizabetnDoft fer Bosom.
S.fr II Esrg son, Miler, y isshethpot or Post N.
Sshr Tilt. Crosby, Easiport days.
Scbr Crecian, Hagges'y, Mach as days.
Sclir z BUXTON, Feomh, saeo days.
schr Sec Mar6, Eoap Boston. days
Sehr Heureta, Rranan Providence, days.
Scfr kossut. Brown, Providence
Schr phi auih oaf {, len, Providence.
sclr Q Smith i!arbsr, We.ieile. .
Schr l. R0-n-a. Whitman, East greenwich
Steamer Westcnester, Ne. pforIlene,.
BELOW,
A Swedish sinp, trorn Havana.
Bari Mar Rlch. Carlson froig Greenock June 70.
Also, one ark unknown.
Wind at sunset SW.
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Counferfeits ON the National Bank oi
Providence. n. n.

Bosros August 20, 1862
william Bond, alias Brown, has been arrested for cir
oulatDg counterfeit tens on The National Bank Of Provi
dence, X J. largo amo1nt Of tneso notes was found In
bis pockets. They well executed
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- fslip Is determined to do her duty ia this hour
[country's peril
number Of noble fellows have enlisted and volun-
, teers coming in from zach school district.
II viii be observed by those desrous OF enlisng under
the glorious old Of the Stars and Stripes that
the town OF Isp cers greater bauntes than any other
town Ia the county.
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The Arabia Outward T,ouns.

DtsToNs August ~, 1852.
The steamship Araba sailed at ten O'Clock this morn
ing with hIrtyone passengers for liverpool and four.
teen Cor RaHas. She takes out sls ,s0V III specie.
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ARRIVAL CS THE CHAMPION.
--->--~>----~~~>>->~----~-
News from Central and South
America.
The War in the United States
Of Colombia.
Prospects OF PEACE in PANAMA
WRECK OF THE STEAMER LIMA.
FEARS OF INVASION ~ NICARAGUA,
6e, &C.. ke.

rhe sieaxnship chsra7cn, Can't. Wilson, arrived last
night frn As1inwsu which port she left The II b
INST, bringing 81 16s in specie aad seventeen passen
gers
The Champion detared az Aspnwah six days,
awaiting the arrival of the Golden Gate. not having 70
cayed any Intelligence Of her loss. she therefore sailed
whou. any California papers, no boat had ar.
rived up 70 her departure
She brings he following snonnt or specie from Asg!a
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The Officers Confined I'm the Charleston
Jail.
TO CHE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, August 20 ise2.
The cscers who we're confined IN the fail at Charleston
g. G. hare arrived here AliweIl. IA PARRISH,
Captain Seventy ninth regiment n. Y.s.k
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Ship Sens tor, Walsh, Liverpool-Trask 4 Dearborn.
Ship North America Coiier London--D nhar y 'o.ny
shil wmB Travis Hooper, Forless Monrpe-I borisnd
Co
Bark Rob Roy, Hansen. Glassow--I d Brockman Go.
BARK Acorn And rson Cork Sc--G h Knoy 90,
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
noN'f BE DRAFTED uNrIA YOU HAVE REAH
~ thevUnited States militia Laws, now In force Just p4k
lished 70 pamphlet form ASK any news dealer for Sss
EE bA&Ex7 rSsisisr. cor Bssls saa csuxs ~
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sH.PPIN NEW S

ALMANAC sHw yoRS-Itfs DAT.
suN ttI NOON Risfs...... morn l 20
suK sl-rs s............. 81 HIGH WATER ...eve 50
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FANAMt, Augusl 2, 1SG2
Frnn'ioa n 0s peVri1a siaisry- Csl,byaioa 81 Na.
.t7'ai iaiepcadsacs-Los ef he STEAMER L,1lo--7s.
New feudHstary tn Liaa-.G4g, from ChH sad ~
trwriia. c5nfsi.rsry, &C., &c.
The Pacific s'siu Saviss,iou compsny's steamer Val
pArsso urivcd M pVtt 90 the s,b Instant from Chilli
having .suched al the ptcrmsdlAts ports
ihs tst.s htedsns BY the Valparaiso are ~ follovs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
Thirs, Seventh Congress.
Washington, March 5,

po''u "
House. MIR. Duell introduced bill to
increase the number OF Cadets at the military
ACADEMY.
The bill appropriating sixty thousand to
the Kingdom of Hanover for the abolition of
stadt dues, was passed.
The resolution sppropriating eight thou.
sand to remove the bakeries from under the
Capital, was tabled.
Mr.. Duell reported bill disseminating
pensions 10 children of officers and soldiers of
the Revolution. Passed.
A joint resolution was passed authorizing
the Secretary Of War to cause all unsuitdt lie
army supplies and goods on hand to be
sold
Mr.. Blair reported bill d, fioirg the pay
OF fIicers Of the army, a d ball providing
compensation to loy-l citizens for property
destrt yed to prevent the same being used by
the euemv. Postponed
TIE bill providing for hospital chaplain
was taken up and passed.
The Legislative and Executive appropri-
alton bill was taken up, and the Senate
amendments act, upon. Among those con-
Cured in was one that The compensation by
Nv 81 II not be construed TO iRclude more
than two mlleages tor the present Congress,
and another spprop~ia'ing the unexpend"d
balance for the construc ion OF the PhIladel
phit Post Office building.
Adjourned.
sENATE.-Petitions were presented in IA
vor OF a bankrupt law.
Petitions from merchants of New York
were presen ed for IN all TO Panama.
Mr., Sherman reported bill regulating
the pay of the nav.
NJ. Davis introduced bill granting pay,
pensions and bounty to volunteers and home
guards of Kentucky.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill for carrying
mails to foreign ports. Referred.
The JOINT resolution Tor transferring the
supervision capital from the War to the Inte-
nor Department was taken up.
The conf cation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Morrill, made speech in favor of it.
The bill was then postponed TIL tomorrow
TIE bill defining the pay and emolnments
of eff 'ers OF the army was then taken up.
Several unimI ortant amendments were
adopted. The bill was postponed till to-
morrow.
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4 fairs In the West.

Springfield, Mo. March 4.
On Wednesday night Capt. Montgomery
of Weights battalion with his company, was
surprised at KeittsviIle, Barry Co, by $50
rebels, supposed 10 belong to McBride's divis.
ion, but who represented themselves az Tex
an Rangers. They fred into tue house &C.
cupied by our men, killing two and wourding
one. One of the rebels was killed, the bal
lance fed taking with them about seventy
horses. Two wagons loaded with suffers
stores were burned the same night at Major
Harbine's farm, two miles beyond keittsviie.
Coils. Ellis and Wright with an adequate
cavalry force were sent to Keittsvile.
Sen. Price had burned several public
buildings at Fayetteville, including the arse
nal and lead factory, several Touring mills
and one hunayed .housand pounds of -four.
Many Ct the inhsbi'ants along the road have
fed, deceived by The lies of Price, that all
would BIZ butchered.
- A strong Union feeling was exhibited
among those remaining. An old soldier Of
1912 brought out Union flag long kept
concealed
1t is feared that the combined forces OF
Price VanDorn, McCulloch, Mcintosh aud
Pike, will again overrurthe country, which
keeps thousands from svo wing their senti-
ments. Price, after hot chase, is cooling of
in Boston Mountains. Ben McCulloch is on
this side of the Mountains
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From Mexico.
New York, March 5 h,

New York, March 5'h.
The steamer Columbia, from Havana the
lst, has arrived.
Amonte has passed through Havana for
Vera Cruz,
Yancrv, disguised, sailed in the rebel
steamer Wide Awake for the South.
The captain of the captured English
steamer Lehenon arrived at Havana in
rebel schooner. lie protested before the
English con, u, and left in the Columbia.
The Harriet Lane has arrived at Havana.
s. e took as prize of Matanzss the schooner
Virginia Adams.
II is stated that if the Portsmouth had
waited diy bef' re capturing the Lebenon
she would have got two hundred thousand
dollars in specie.
Vera Cruz dates are TO the 2lst OF Feb
ruars. Gen Prim ha had a conference
with Doblado at Soladad, twelve leagues
fiom Vera Cruz.
PreIuinaries were arranged for opening
negotiations at Oriz aba.
The French troops will be allowed to adj
vance TO FehencaD, the Spanish TO Orizsba
and the English TO Co'dova. Sickness and
desertiens continue principally among the
SpauiaCs
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sKIRMISHING IN ARKANSAS
AND MISSOURI
CONGR ESS.
70 r EIGN N E w S.
THE BLOCKADE DISCUSSED Nv PAR
LAMENT!
Frons Richm md.

Fort Monroe, March !.
"a A FAC OF tr'' ce was sent ov to Craney
Island to-day, but no passengers returned
Atlanta, Feb %.
4 The Confederacy tins morning states that
SGep. Bushrod johnson escaped from Fort
Donelsou, and reached Mumfrre'horo last
Sunday. Heavy rains have recently fallen
I and the roads from Nashville are greatly
Managed.
The Richmond Dispatch says Col. Corcor-
an, Col. c. M. Wilcox and other federal
prisoners, to the number OF 100, arrived here
on Friday from Columbia, 5. e., and are
awaiting transhipment TO Newport News.
They however may not start tor sew raj
weeks to come, as the arrangements for send
hg them away have not yet been completed.
1t is reported from Richmond, that J ,hn
Miner Bolts has been arrested and thrown
into prison for manifesting Union procli'i-
lies.
The Richmond papers publish general
Dr. Iers No. 9, dated A@jntant and Inspector
Generals office, Richmond, March :st, where
IN jeff Davis pro 'la,ms marital law over
Richmond and adjoining country tsr ten
miles,
Brig. General Winder is charged with the
execution of the proclamation. All distill'ng
81 spirnuous liquors and sale of spirituous
Guuors is forbidden on account OF the NOR
sliza,ion OF the army, and the prevalent dis
order 1
A general order Iof Gen. Winder appoints
Capt. Gordon provost marshal of the city Of
Richmond. A persons having arms of any
description are requested TO deliver the same
10 the Ordinance Department on or before
the 5 of March; otherwise they will be
seized.
The Richmond Dispatch says that this
measure will be hailed with satisfaction by
81 classes.
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BRANpalra,s vsoLrABLE FILLS.

The infarihle for ~tlvsaess, spasms, lose Zap
petit, sics hesdsch-, Eiddissss, sense Of boaiinG
sfter Ins sis dizrines., drcwsiuess aud ~ ma ing
pans, and all disorders of the .iomsch and bowels
.,Cc original Ls'tsr st 2sa Canal srss', New
York,
J, .. @ COOK, publisher Of the ate Banner,
Bennington. Vt. Gays be ~as attscSed with OfS'
PEP>iA and suffered severely from u that not .
particle OF food could be swsl owed without COCA.
tionng the mort uncomfsrt be sspssiion In his
stomach, FOR i've years he suffered from thi.
dreadful complaint VIII u he used BkANDkErH'S
PILLS The fir.t box did not seem 10 benefit hin
much, but the second produced = change, aud by
the time he had taken Elk eoxes, y COMPLETE
CURE was effected. lie tays-"My dy.p psia Vas
gone, and my expectation ofap An early death van
ished ~
BkANDRErH's PILLS are sid at the PRINCl.
PALoF I y, 2et CANAL srREEr, and UNION
SQUARE, New I oik.
ohis'u your hr.t supp'y from one ofthsss d.pc's
or trpo one Of the regular advertised agsns for the
GENUINE BRANDkErH's PILLS; YOU will then
know how TO discern between the true and the
false. Sold by
y FENN, Ru'land,
X, X, MEAD, West Rutland,
and all respectable dealers in medicines.
march,. lc-dAslm.
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OF The z ,een's Proclamation aud Of mural
ity. lie s'ongly censurrd the Government
for not having tskeu actce steps TO prevent
breaches Of neutrality committed by British
ships.
Mr.. Laysrd said that Il would scarcely be
col venient that he should enter into q dis
cussion Of the blockade, which would come
on more regularly when there was solution
OF II, Of which notice bad been moved, lie
must decline therefore TO consent TO the 70.
turn, for two reasons:
In the fi,s place the government had not
yet got the information sought for, and in the
second place, il they bad It would not be
their ,ffite to furnish list of wrong doors
and yiolators Of the law.
The papers relative 10 the blockade would
probably be laid on the table on the oath or
25th instant, aad would contain a statement
Of the rumber of vessels which had broken
the blockade, and perhaps their tonnage, and
hoped the information would satisfy Mr.. o.
Donoshue, The solicitor general explained
the misrepresentation OF Mr.. ODonoghue and
said hat private vessels might carry contra
band Of war, bet at THAR own rink, and # de-
tct,d they must abide the consequences.
IN the House of Lords on the 2lst inst,
the Earl de Grey explained that the reason
why the government had appointed Lord
Clyde % the command of the volunteers at
the approaching field day at Brighton, was
to prevent jvalousies arising amongst volun'
teer officer.
IL the III use tf Commons on the same
evening, MIR, Scully gave notice that he in
tended calling the attention Of the House 10
the ,xpsdi~ucy OF establishing more i'a'
proved steam communication betwt en- North
America aud Ireland.
o,d PaImeIs'on in reply to MIR. llallibur'
ton said that nrgol atoms with the Amer"sn
government relative to the Island of San ia
an were suspended in con>,qrence OF the
the civil war. Arrangements we're however
being made that there should be a provi ion
al lint occupation.
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a Rebel Steamer run. the BIocLade.-..
Union Move ia Richmond.
Baltimore, March d.

paiiluiOTe, M2TCu y.
IA letter from Fort Monroe published in
the American of this date, says that yester-
days Richmond Dispatch announces that the
Steamer Nashville came direct from South
amp'on to the North Carolina coast, and ap-
preached, the blockadineives.el with the Union
Tag fyingj The Nashville went directly up
under lie guns of the >hlockading vessel al
most within haing distance, and then pass
ing her raised the rebel flag and moved di-
rectly towards Fort Macon.
The blockading vessel Immediately dis
covered the deception, and started in puxsuit
ef the Nashville, following her until within
range of the guns of Fort Macon. Several
6hots were fired at the Nashville, but she re-
ports that nobody was hurt. She claims to
nave brought into Wilmington valuable
largo OF bank note and printing paper.
The Richmond Dispatch calls attention TO
Mysterious writings on the wall. indicating
Mat Union conspirators are at work. Among
these writings are the following:
"Attention, Union men! Watch and
Wait The Union forever The day is
dawning--the hour Of deliverance approach
&w
1t was these significant announcements
Mat caused the arrest of j. NJ. Bolts and
twenty other suspected citizens Of wealth,
character and position, and the proclamation
Il Marshal law.
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Halifax. March 5.

Halifax. March B.
The r M. S. Canada from Liverpool on
the afternoon Ofthe 22i, via Queenstown the
Esd, arrived at this port at 10 80 this morn
sDg, with Sc passengers for Boston.
Capt. Walker Patton, of Liverpool. has
Seen appointed commander of the Great
Eastern.
In the House Of Commons on the e0;h
instant. Mr.. 0'Donoghue moved for return
of the British vessels, of their captains and
swners respectively, that have succeeded in
funning the American bio kade; also, for
enllar returns of British vessels captured or
Destroyed IN attempting to break the block
Ace, and return OF the number of British
vessels that have put into Nassau and other
eeIonial ports with contraband of war and
Nppiies for the Confeder At. States, and that
ave been permitted to RIFT and supply
themselves at those places, in ceutraventlon
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CARD TO THE LADIES,
DR.. DUPONICUS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES


FOR FEMALES
Iafable in correcting rsg.,tng and removing all %
Siruestons from tehatsrer eause ana always
successful pr.pentire.
The combination OF ingredients In these PILLs are
perfectly harmless Their efficacy and merits are
bssed upon an extensive practice of 80 years;
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have never fied to rect all irreguii rit les
Thy relieve painful and difficult Menstruation (par-
ticnlarly ut the change OF lite They will cure the
Whites and remove all obsruotions arising fr om
colds, exposure, any cause; and may be success.
July used preventive. Price 81 90 per box
Sold by POND MORSE, tDruggists.)
Agents f r Rutland, Vt.
Ladies': Bv sending them 100 through the Kut.
land Pest-Odice can have the pills sent TO any part
OF the country, tconfientially) bs mail. Sold In
Whitehall by J. z. B,onytton and Dr. Wright; Nor.
th'sp + Sos, astleton; J. j. Joshn Pout and by
one Drug gist In every village and town In the United
ststes.
N. B.-Look ont for coun erfeits. Buy NO Golden
Pills Of any kind unless the box Is signed D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe; there
fore - you value your lives and health Ito say
ing OF being humbugged out of your money! buy
only OF those who show the signature Of 8. ID Howe
on every box, v 18Th has recently been added on 40
count of the Pulls being eounterfeited.
ulv 81 dAwly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.

The Union Musical ASSOCIATE will hold
Convention at the TOWN HALL, Fsirhaven,
Vermont, to commence on Wednesday, March
18th, 1862, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, and continue
three days, under tie direction of Prof. T. E.
PERKINS, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, an associate
with tho celebrated vocalist, Carlo Bassini.
The exercises will consist of Lectures upon
the practic, of P,almody, Glee and Chorus
Singing, interspersed with criticisms in relation
thereto. The whole to conclude with CON.
CERT on the evening Of the last day.
Ciergymen of all denominations are request
ed to further thi object IN such ways as they
may deem expedent, and are especially invited
to attend themselves.
1t is desirable that those who attend should
b~>present at the commencement and remain
through the session.
Arrangements have been made 10 defray the
expenses of this Convention without charge to
the members and friends from abroad, other
than the regular fee of membership provided
for by the Constitution.
The Committee OF arrangements are author.
lied to invite such as may give notice Of their
intention to be present. 10 psrtake Ct the hospi'
tairies of the ctiz.n of F.irhaven. VT, during
their stay, and have also secdred accom- mods-
ton at the Ho'els in the village, lat reduced
rates to the members Of the Couveutior) for
such as prefer this arrangement.
Z. S.-Wtll you call meeting of your
Singers and such others as would be interested
and pro6ted by attending these exc rcises, and
furnish us as soon as convenient, the names of
such ladies and gentlemen as we may expect
from your place.
Raw. W. Ii. POOR, Pres't.
R. Humphrey, sec'y.
Committee of Arrangemsnts.-Ira c. Allen,
j. w Eddy, ID. B. Cotton. I. II. Allard, J Z.
Willard, B. Williams, James Miller.
Il reply please address J II. WJIIPPLE,
Cor. sec'y, Fairhsveu, VT
Farhaven, Feb. ~, 1869.
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Nv Ynrk March lrh

Samuel II. MERRITT, convicted OF killing =
secesh traitor last tai, Was to-day sentenced
TO two years in prison. II is reported SEN
tence was passed in order that pardon might
be sooner granted.
Letters fom Port Royal state that Fort
Pulaski is surrounded by Union troops and
.ifecluslly cut ofl from communication with
Savannah, and new batteries are being cree.
ted Savannah has been very well fortified
by the rebels, AMI large numbers of rebel
troops are continually arriving.
Our troops are in good health.
The news of the recent Union victories
produced a discourapiug effect on the rebels,
serving TO stimulate desertions.
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TO CoSSUMPTIvES The Advertiser, having
! been restored to health in few a eeks by We y
simple remedy, after having stuff red several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption is snxious to make known 10 his fell
low -uferers the mesns of cure
To all who de. ire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free OF charg with the directions
for preparing and using the same " hich they will
And a sure care for Consumption, Asthma, BIou.
chiti., &c. The nlv object OF the Advertiser In
sending the Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted
and sprs in ormstion which he conceyes TO be In
valuable, and he h pes every sufferer will try bis
remedy, as it will cost them no hing aud may prove
a essiDg.
Parties wishing the presc riptioR will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County New York.
isnl3 :3m
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NJ Ar RI d.

In Tinu ouh, on the 2S'h uls.. by J. ". Round,
f.a Mr.. James 4. Wood, TO M,s Louisa Wait,
both OF iinmouth,
In Ru'l,ud, Feb q, by Rev. Leland Hosari, Mr..
Albrt * Gibson OF Chester, MEMBER OF the Cay.n-
dish Company, 7th r. gimsDI VI. Volunteers TO Miss
Narcotic Az ers OF bes or.
In Poultney, FEB, 18th, by Rev. Go, 3. Chad
bourn, Frederick Sreeir, Esq OF GloytIs'ile,
y. Y. 10 Mise Agnes A Hall, laughter Of Horace
Hall, NJ. ID, of Quincy.
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Geo. &. Petty, OF Meuden, TO Mics Mary Eliz,
Worthen, OF kutland.
At Csveudisn, Feb 81 b, b. Rev. S Pierce, Mr..
Samuel Hs,tinps, of idsewater, and Mis-, CslsssiA
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