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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Militarp Notices.

The Sanitary Commission asks contributions
for ,Le aid aud relief Of the VOLUNTEER ARMY Thsrs
in q. probability soon be wounded to preySs
TIE southern endangered ~
the unhealthy season approaching There thersfoY
special need Of public bberay their behalf ct ess' 9s
the pending IN Congress nghen the Neo
cal Department Of the army shall be perfected Ageaei sas
dspots Of hospital stores, &c are maintained a. sCs[
psuss In connection with every portion OF ths army s@
buttons may be addressed TO ..u,,,, r.,.,
No 6S WsIVtTsst New 'fetks
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

LIKE THE ARMIES OF GEMS. BANKS AND
moDovzII marching from different directions to form
aneon for purpose 1t presumed hsnkns tho heoe"
=. Yorktown army OF citizens may DO 'een almost any
dv coming different directions and formngs Junction
=, Kyor. celebrated HAr sroRs corner OF Fultont and
n,o.dw.y to purchase HE SPRIso HATS. The immense
nnn,rty of Ksor s owing to the fact that he Manufactures
,hs heat HATS Ia tn. best style.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

WHO MINDS A COLD "A Cold seeias small
affair BIOS. people neglect H. fOr i, is only scod Vets
may tura to the Consumption other serious complaint
Tai. cold IN time thenthal i' take Dr. D. JArsE'i Er
pscrosiSr the best remedy In the world for COUGHS COLDS
cosnp1los or any PuLxosAEr AFFECTION and your eola
xl disappear s,wel oil sPprshen,Ons Of danger The
E,pee,oant 10 fold by HEGExAs Co. Broadway and oy
Druggists generally.
STRING CLOTHING, ron BOYS, YOUTH, AND
u,yoar u.ortment "a now very large sud desirable Or
5.r, for School Uniforms s.o Military and Navy Uniforms
receive particular attention.
ABBATT l. RATHBuN,
(suceesors to Alfred Monroe l. Co..
no 5O7 Broadway, under 81. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

THE ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHINES
Recently improved aud perfected breaking Of needes no
msng .ichesi trouble In doing kind Of wos now
ever hi heavy IN cambhc ollth or eaher on Va. ao
machine send for descriptive Catalogue AoKsrs "Asf'
20 Adde'S TnE HOWE sswisghAcMlhEsy =.
W. No. AZ Broadway, keg-Yofk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

F0rH1H WARD RErUILIcAS AssoclAIIos.-h.
IIcury H. IIuclat who for the last six yeaIs, has
pre,iled over tho Fourth Ward Republican Asaocia-
ton having lately retired for. thai Po,iicn, was,
on Thursday evening lasl, made the recipient of II
se u res6'u,'6fs hindsomeiy engossed mud framed,
i.oh were adopted at a recent meeting Of the Az
sociaiion The preseu,ution was made by NJ.
Henry c. Leash, now PRECEDENT Of the Association
O.. Franklin Cottage, Pearl street, corner Of Dover
in the rrcscucc of gooliy number Of The member.
Of iAe organization. The Trescniation remarks Of
Mr.. Le4sA were eloquent and appropriate. Mr.
lme!ai accepted tiewc-defcryed g'i ina handsome
f,,cch. accr which the meeting adiouraod 10 ihc
Lou,, II NJ. Wm. Plair, Secretary Of tie A-s'ria-
ton. No. 3 Madison street, where bountiai coila-
ron was partakcn of gotten up under the anf''res
of Mr. llu,lat friends and co-'aborers in tie Wand
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
CIothing.

CIothing. -
Ih.v. completed my entire Dss % OIa sh, o. ey IN the ..s
SUMMER oLo' , ,..ts ard STYLE The CHILDRENS sad
OF an ssSIISG pEPARTMENr not equaied ALL will %
,oId 4, eItrsmey low prices Please eaA r. D. DAh~
WIN Nos. 70 and y Bo~sy'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Parties About to Commence
HOUSEKE
AND DESIRING AN OUTFIT AT
VERY LOW PRICES,
Can 25 per cent BY purchasing al slsbshmsoe
EXAMINE THE FOLLOWING LIST or
PRICES

SOME OF OUR LEADING ARTICLES:
FHrycB Cmy, TEA SgTs. ~ pieces. ".........."e3z "a
FEKSCH CHINA BREAXFAsT SKIS, al pieces. 3S
BRgAKPAsT COYyEE CUPs AND SAUCgKs per doz.... "a
COyEaED BUlTka Dishes, eaeh...... %
DINrSG, DESSERT, AND TIA SEkyIcKs In al 40 - ~
CrrtL,s, OoBIgrs Dor 90
C~r a. 1~s CUIMP.cygs per rdoz.....,.......... 40
CcTi,,s WIys ILAssss per doz................. 90
H,IpPsr rrsglg,s per tor...... ............... 3S
t.Y v,py DI,,YR ,fyss per doz ............... OO
s. fyopy DR.sssr hstyys Der E...,......... 3 90
ES. p, ,TSn Icg PrTCs.ss eseh... ,........... 90
80 pI.Tyn r.sty srooS. per doz............. 3 so
rs pI.Trn T..rT FoEx. Der doz............... 3 50
Frs. PLATED TzA SPooss, per doz....... aS
Frys PLATED rRA pieces, per W
As rLI.D Iaa a1st ssT Si lssy cn''ea win 90
rxs p,.Trn IS out bo,tlesl esch....... %
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT g. Co.,
Nos. 4SS, f9c and 492 BROADWAY,
Garner Of Proome- st.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
Gas Fixtures Cheap,

Gns Fixtures Cheap.
Parties purchasing from the subscriber select o. ths
wholesale manufacturers. PLUMBING and GAS FIITiNu
done q. usual. ALIEN MCKENZIE. No. 3O5 4th'ti cor
Greene-st.. Plumber and IL ydrsnc Engineer
POst-Onice Notice.-The Mails for the United NM
dom France, and Belgium, via Queenstown ana Lop, ~,
per steamer CITY OF NEW-YORK, and or neimsnS H sn
Southampton ard Hamburg per steamer TEu ~, . Ioi
close this office SATURDAY tho 5d dsy %
ocock A. WAkEMAr, e-N.-- io
ia I.,-TL. Ino5ern = story brown-stous HOUSE, No
9a2 Henryst. Brooklyn good ncighoorhooa n.y. N.Y. 20
Mr. ANDERSON No $50 hickssI. brookl!n- "f no "
BouerJ, Esw.Iogk. ksat D w pei sanp~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
The Cnnmdu Outward r,ourd.

BosIos. Friday Nay 1861 ,
Tie Y. NJ Steamship Canada, hence Tor Liyerpoo.
will call of Care Race weather permitting, Tor dls
t,.rchcs She i- due there about midnight to-uor-
INV.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

II may be q matter worthy Of remembrance tha!
in Ncw.Hampsiire on tie thiidwcrk ln April, l't2,
the farmers ~erg lsulitg wood 70 the railway ia
lions on tie TOP o. tie snow, "a,ross lo.s," with
Oh. regard 70 roads or fences.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
, Yorktown --latest Bulletin.
AJACK. THE MACKEREL SHARP-SH0OTER.

AJACK. THE MACkEREL SuAkP-SuOOlkhs
In utter defiance Of the sorship there viii sppsq
TOMORROW IN the V6UNDAY TABLE-TALK" Of ts
SUNDAY MERCURY,
smother Of those astounding Washington letters which have
convued thu community be~de Cd the Government ior
sugurstsd system Of military operstons snd-n soers
an epIstle from
ORPHEUS 9, KERR,
Who this week Secretary Weos. new and gorfeooe
an Tor ncreasiOs he efficiency Of the blockade INTRODUCES
he seometrica seed Epcid" belonging 70 Capt NiILiAA
bsows sxsyIRE and describes the astonishing eats before
hown OF tho newly ogunized Msckere psleotsrs
The readers Of the
SUNDAY MERCURY,
TOMORROW, viii also hnd n tho
SUNDAY TABLE-TALK,
Az ARTICLE showing The South this SOM
may be preserved from that decmesn by disease which
the Rebel editors maignsny iuvokng for them,
showing how terribly the BAh troops suffered when frst
the Crmes and how they finally guarded from
disease by certain sanitary discipline Also,
THE HONORABLE GENTLEMAN FROM NEW
TINE WORKS WONDERS Cby distinguished ws.A-
OUID PRo QUO lnew anecdOto for gen,lemeu,.
ALWAYS YOUNG.
&C., g., 60
TIE SUNDAY MERCURY always publishes lstsr and
more reliable than any other journal issqed on Snndsy
morning AID EXCEEDS IN CALCULATION THE COM
RINED ISSUES or ALL TIE OTHER SUNDAY "A"
PERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
5rcclGl Noilce5.

- piendid ,-u,rmrr Fashions.f s.snt.y l.g,-a,ea
a. 4 y dsscrord in Nme uENOaEsrs MIRROR OF
fashions aud 'od eSerywneres At - c. M'ied rec Oh
receipt ~ thr price Summer NO. f-a-' heAt "r'''
,,uc. Denorr.t,s .lirror Of Fashions.- Tie
Sutuler No WILDE rrody next week WITH '.nuo sdaten'
nd sp'. did 'n'h,, ,oiL L a.. a c.' "a
gnvg brid NoE ana noolde'y ia''si Us anu 1' '~'u
Patterns u GTrss
NINE. Drmorest,s Mirror Of Fashions is an.
1ur biz and rupharry fhe largest and best Fashion
Magazine IN the world fuu.hsd quarterly =, No 1' hfo-.
Of the Price Yearly -l wh the privilege Of selecting -
worth u ps Patterns extra aas premium S'InAef
80 ready ue1t week
Brooklyn, kinas COUNTY, Republican Gen. sr-
coi' cce,f'' Sff + "KEPGsLiCAy GENFRAL COMMITTEE will
be he'd a. ne Aousi.tee koo~s No Oou"''' Oh 'S
CHAaLEs ". GODDARD, President
W. J.. Hrapsll, seetst.Iy.
A Not,ce.-Mn JOHN SAVAGE, author Of syti1 ard
other p.,s viii commence in THE LEADER on sAIL T.
Ph Pnf fRA iRisa bRAMAsTs" T" These admirable .S.ch..
viii ..ce Aphes Of Sir Richard steele, George a.
ouIsr oliver Goldsmith Brn,ley Sheridan, Gerald oin,
Sheridan knowles, &c. &c The lover. OF The Old Drsus
,n,srsst TnE LEADER will be found 4. all the News
Stanjs on SATURDAY MORNING.
Uo for Nicaragua !-oRGANlZED EMIGRATION.
Cost $50 to get there Company chartered Share.
region rich mines fertile ard healthy has beeu selected
Farmers mechanics and ohers with some little means who
sadts.s SSr,a I'' 70 VNsEwi0RK AND SicARiGUk Co.,
No Ola Broadway.
University of New-york. Medical Department.
-IUy SESSION OF 1923 viii commence on Octooer 20.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., Emeru, Professor q Surgery
MARTYR PAINE, NJ d., Professor Of Ms,era Medies sad
y,iieryt JOHN w DRAPER, NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry
and fhysioosyi ALFRED c. POST NJ. d., Professor Of
Surgery, w VAN BUREN,. NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy
JOiN T. METCALFE, NJ D., Professor of the Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures arranged
giy, opportunity for daily attendance the Hos
pi,a and DspsnsaTies The Surgical Medical and Obster
cal Cnques In the College conducted heretofore. khe
Sprng Summer and Autumn Course s being carried dur
ns the present session in the usual Letters Of inquiry
nav be addressed Prof DRAPER President Of the Medical
Faculty University NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

Two New Novels
auvcLf f'f ToTs CABIN"
Published lhi, Day:
PEARL OF ORR'S ISLAND.
An AMERICAN STORY vol 81 21
AGNES OF 50 RRENTO.
AN ITALIAN STORY. / vol q 2S
BY MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Author OF Uncle Ton. Cabin rhe Minister'S Woont"
etc.
These two stories by the popular su'hores Uncle Tome
Cs0in" row fot -sle together OF sePassy 's ma
Ing One Romance Of America aud toe other K0~sn's
ol Italy.
TIcxSoR s FIELDS. Publishers.
No. rs Wssnngonst st., Bossoa
Attention, Cash Buyers
BLISS & wHEELoCK. no. 800 Broadway.
Oder below market prices;
MEERTMAc, wANsgTTrAv aigT ,vn AMTskEAo STsER
PoPuLAR PRINTS
DOMESTIC And CorToNADEs.
STABLE DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY. wooLENH
AND NOT IONS.
PRINTS AID DoMEsTIcs.
FOR CASH
Other Goods four months credit.
Or with liberal discount for cash
BLISS wHEELocK No. 800 Broadway.
Removal.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL Sc Co.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
hAv. removed from their old stand, No Ilo N"ssut to
No. AZ pARK-ROW.
corner Of Beesman fronting the Park where they will b
pleased TO see theis friend. and They Agents
for nearly a. tn. newspapers in the United States and Britis
Provinces. which are received and fled for the benefit ot
their customers Tiey make Il the interest Of business
men to do their advert! Eng through then.
soaps, Candles. starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c HULLS SONS,
Formerly ". Hull Sonl
Ohce No. 81 fsEAIow,
Ofer 70 the trade
~ TNst RAISED AsSORTNENE
For sIoihs.-CEDAR CAMPHOR i. .tiliag to all In
set life Chesp agreeable, duisb'e, reliable Right owned
and tr,de srprliei by HARRIS CHAPMAN Boston. FOR
sac in rev y ora D. CAswE4L, MACK Co, undsr sth'
Az. Hotel .nd by LAZELL MARSH GARDINER No.
% Oold-st.
one n packis-..
Box at six
Watches and Jcweiry,
o. al descriptions for sale by
CEO. c. ALLEN,
No AIS Broadway.
Ore door bsow Can,i.,,.. formerly No. IL Wsnss
Reception Days. -
Having had painted rnd beng prepared ot o'i
psrv nave tsai ny reception days from Monday morning
saturday p IA, where the usual as'oi'eH' VI '''
l - Mated po' j. are of red 90 the lw cst pTlees
KERRY BASKETS. A NEW ARTICLE
ICE PITCHERS, NEW fATIEkNs; ,u,
Fcr sale Al Nos sud Burlirg gsip by LuClUs hARr.
Cabinet Furniture
All MANUfAITl lEkS I.llES
100000 WORTH OF FURNITURE.
In conssquence oil the t,ns en In our ~hosse business
we ofer our manufactured goods 70 the puoc ~ 'ns
|'rsl,iog ~ PARLOR LIBRARY. DINING and BED
ROOM SUITES made OF selected material and In the latest
fashionable styles All soods warranted
PLEASE examine soots before Iurchnsing eewhefe'
WELL y AUNSDORk,
Mo-. 1875 sn6 l27 Biylastont between Essex and Norfolk
D.-Grsnd Esser sud houstons, stages pass close by
Carpe,irr .-ONE-PRlCE CARPET ESTABLISH
MENf-HlRsM ANDERSON No 80 Bowery, IL selling
Fnsish Medallion Velvet Brussels, Three ply and Insraia
Carpets Russ Mats, Mating 0nclohs 8e., st moderas
price,, All goods guaranteed Look for HIRAM ANphH'
SON, No. 99 Bowery
Howard Association. Philadelplia, Tor the hsne, S
tho Sick ana Distressed Afflicted with Nirulsn snu
and Disease. Of the Sexual organs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA iof he ch",nIs
tho Sick ana Distressed Afflicted with Nrulsn, snu .
Diseases and especially Diseases of the Sexual oisshS
Medical Advice given Gratis BY the Acting su'seo spuf
Valuable REPORTS or SPERMArOhhh@hAs @ sa,n.i Or.
NAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases % th q; ,hs Ms
g,ns and on the NEW REMEDIES employees H.. =. 80 Al
pensary sent in sealed letter eny.lopes ,MnpTGHToS
t.ess DE. j. shAhH., Ha.,swsra A.socatiop.
Nc South ehst, Philadelphis, re-.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATE

NHEAETII. DIR. DUW Physician and Surgeon, No I and
Endcou Street. Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the femaesy Proapsus Uter falling
the Womb fuor Abus Suppression and other menstrual
arrangements, all treated upon pathological prnci-
pies and speedy relief guaranteed in few days. SO in
variaby certain is the mode treatment
stinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
reoices in perfect health
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience the
Of diseases of and children than any other
In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
stay in Boston few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow, since lS45 having confined his whole attention
Office practice, for the Of Private Diseases and
male Complaints acknowledges superior in the United
States.
BAletters must contain four red stamps they viii
not be answered
Office hours from A. N. to 9P.M.
April 1S,62.-1yl5
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NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON

NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON
IN RAILROAD.-On and after Monday, Aug. Is, 1902,
Trains will run follows;
Leave Northampton 10 so n. m ION arrival Of trains
connecticut River H. H. from the NorthO EXPIRES Train for
New Haven and New York, and l3j p ION arrival Of
mediation Train for Weste1. All trains from Northampton
make sure connections with Western Railroad East and West
at Wcstheld.
Leave Westaeld, going South at 90 y. m, Accommoda-
ton r New Haven and New York, and 11JO M, Express
for New Haven and New York Going North, IL 80 p.
ION arrival Of trains Western Railroad from the East and
Vest Accommodation train, connecting at northampton
with train On Connecticut River H. r. going North 600
m on arrival OF train Western Railroad from Boston.
Leave New Haven $50 a. Acconn daton for Norhainp-
Northampton with Connecticut River r. r. for the North.
80 p m Mail and Passenger train for Mo- Hampton,
meeting direct Mt Westicd for Ptshed, Albany and the
west Passengers from Albany Pttshed and intermediate
take the $50 train from Albany and going North will
take the $50 q. ~ train from Albany Passengers from
Northampton Tor Pittscd, Albany and the West will take
the 10 90 a m. and the ABS p. trains for westhed
Passengers from Greenfield Drntcboro and the North
VIII take the morning train Connecticut River Railroad
to Northampton and there change, making through and
connections to N w York and Intermediate stations.
Ihe Passenger cars OF this Company furnished with
liapgood's Patent Ventilation thus avoiding all dust.
N D. Standard time from New York, which ia ten min
utes slower than Boston Western r. Il. time
ConnectCns at Northampton with Conn. River r. RI at
Westfeld Western Railroad; at planylle, Providence,
Hartford and fishk X. Ri Mt New Haven with New York
and New Haven H. Ri New Haven, New London ard Ston-
nngton r. r., and New Haven Hartford and Springfield r.
H.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express.
CIIAs N. YEAMANS, Sup't.
Westaeld Aug. 10th, 1s62-tf2i
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S ALT RK.
STATE OF VERMONT,
TneAsrRER,s orrIcr, RUTLAND. Aug,

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, RUTLAND, August 25th, 1852.
Assgnees and others holding orders for allotted nay of
Vermont Volunteers hereby notified that returns for the
Second Fourth rum and sixth Regiments and the compa
MES OF sharp Shooters, for the months o May and June
have been received at this office from the United States Pay
Master. j. u. PAGE, State Treasurer.
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LELAND SEMINARY, TowNsHHND,

VNHE Fall Term of this Institution commences
Il the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER under the
direction OF HORACE BUacHARD, A. as Principal assisted
by able teachers Mr. Burohard has several years been
professor In one of the most popular literary colleges In the
country aud the trustees happy prospect that the
institution VIII under Professor Burchards direction main
tain Its former prosperity.
CHARLES CLARKE, Secretary.
Aug. 25th, lS62.-3w35
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO s. s

~ The Probate Court for SAID District.
10 all persons interested in the Estate of MARTHA
IRENE, late of Draeboro, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, EDWARD d. S0HIER, Executor of the last
VIII and Testament of said deceased has presented his fin
administration account for settlement You hereby not-
fed that this Court will decide upon said account at SEES
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in Brateboro
on tbs first Saturday Of October A. D. 1862 which time
and place you may attend and you see
cause. A. KEiES, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBoRo. S. S

~ The Probate Court TOR said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate of SAMUEL PIKE
of Brattleboro deceased, Greeting;
Whereas, HOPPE q. PIKE, has presented this Court
AN instrument purporng to be the last wilo said deceased
for Probae;YOu hereby notified that this Court will
eide the probate said Instrument there
Of to be held at the Probate Office in Braeboro said
district the first Saturday of October A. D. 1862 and
where you may appear and contest the same II you
cause. A. KEYES, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. S. s

~ The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of REUBEN HATCH
late of Nottingham, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, OLIVE HATCH, widow Of said deceased, has
moved for assignment of personal property are
hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
at the session thereof to b. held the Probate Office
Bratteboro in said District the last Thursday Of Oto-
ber A. D. 1862 when and where you may
II you see cause. A. KEYES, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. MAn1Bopo s. s

~ The Hon. Probate Court fir SAID District:
To all persons interested in the Estate of DANIEL FISH
Err, late Of Newfane, deceased, Greefing.
Whereas NATHANIEL SAMPSON, has presented to this
Court Instrument purporting be the last viii of said lie
c-asel for probatc You hereby Motif al
will decide upon the Probate of said Instrument at the
session thereof to be held the Probate Office in Brdte-
boro, in said District the first Saturday of October A. D.
1862 when and where appear aud the
II you fit. A. KEYES, Register
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FARM FOR SALE.
oiVoo TO be made! @iVVV

TJNHE SUBSCRIBER ON ACCOUNT OF
III health offers for sale his excellent with the farm
ing TOOLS discount Of 900 from the market value Of
similar farms In Windham County.
Said farm Is situated in Wilmington II miles from VIII
mngon Village 1t consists OF 30 acres, suitably divided
into moving tage aud pas,uragefenced with stone wall
The buildings upon the farm In good repair and consist
u house stories hgh2 barns, OF which Is 40 by 80
et Of modern style and new house, and all other
eonvenien. outbudings,the barns supplied with run
ming water-and the house with falling well. The
ar produces forage sufficient for the keeping OF 80 head Of
cattle each year.
Upon tue premises excellent sugar orchards con-
hs OF 900 trees and upon which orchards substa nal
anu convenient sugar houses
The larm also has a fruit orchard
rEhMs-$OOO to he piid upon giving possession Of the
premises the remainder to be secured by mortgage or 9TH
erwise. ~ Ne nlTpI
! wilmington, w., July 10th, ls62.-3O
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produced ny early habits OF youth, weakness Of The
Back and limbs, Dizziness Of the head, Dmness Of sight,
Papiaton Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness, Deragc-
ment OF the digestive functions, symptoms Of Consumption
&C. The fearful effects the mind much to be dreaded
loss OF memory, confusion Of ideas, depression e spirits evil
oreDOdngs aversion OF society," sedstrust tmidy, &c,
are among the evils produced Such persons should before
contemplating marmony consult physician Of experience,
and he at once restored to health and happiness
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. Dow's
few days weeks will be furnished with pleasant rooms and
charges for board moderate
Medicines sent tn all parts Of the country with full direc-
lions for use receiving e.crpon Of your cases. Dr.
Dow has also for sale the French Capoes warranted the
best preventive. Order by mail Three for 81 and a red
stamp.
April 1S62-ly15
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CtERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES, OR

~ NO Gil iRGES MADE. DR.. Dow is consulted daily,
from AN to PM above, upon all dicult and chronic
diseases Of and nature having by his unweared
attention and extraordinary gained a reputation
which calls patients from all parts of the country obtain
advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in the
profession than the celebrated DR. DOW, No. Endicott
street. Boston, Those who need the services experienced
physician and surgeon should give him a call.
P.S-Dr. Dow imports and has fIr sale article
called the French secret Order by mail Two for 81
red stamp.
April, lS62-1y15
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~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN WILDER
late OF Gill; in the State of Mass, deceased, Greetings
The administrator upon said Estate having moved for an
extension Of the time heretofore allowed him for the payment
OF the debts Of said deceased, You hereby notified that
this Court will decide npon said motion session thereof
u be held at the Probate office in Braeboro on the first
Saturday Of October A. D. 1862 at which time you shall be
hearI II you see cause A. KEYES, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-18
CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. s. s.

NTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. s.
~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JAMES TUCKER,
late of Halifax, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, GEORGE C. TUCKER, has presented to this
Court Instrument puIporing to be the last Will of said
deceased, for Probate-You hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the Probate Of said at the
session thereof to he held the Prob Office Braebo-
in said District the first Saturday of October A.
1862 when and where appear and the
II you sec cause. A. KEYES Register.
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