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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-24

FOR THE SPEEDY CURT or

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Rerlitts
Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague. Periodical Head
ache, or bilious Headache. and Riilors fe-
vers. indeed for the whole class of dls-
eases originating in hillary cersngr-
ment, caused by the hAlkIis cf
Missmatic Countries.
We are enabled here % orer the community
remedy which, while II cures the aboys complaints
with Certainty Is stu perfectly harmless n any
quantity. Such remedy Il invs,1able IN districfs
shers these affecting disorders prevail. Tie eure'
cxpcls tho uasmsile poison Of Fever and Agne from
the system, and prevents the development Of tie
disease. II taken on the drstspprckch q lie prernou
tory syuptoms. Il IL not only Tie best rslnedy ever
vet discovered Tor this class Of ccnpiAns but also
iolLr brings a. within the reach Of erery iody. aud
m bilious tisirict- Where Fever aid Ague prevAi
,yerybods should have Il and Use Il freely both ios
reuely over any other discovered for the s,-e-
iy and certain Of IutermittsnIs is that Il oon.
tains no ouiDine Or aiDsral conrqr.Dily II pr0cu-
oes no Qusnism OF other injurious e1ecis whatever
upon the consiifufion Thoee "a ~ u are ief ~
healthy n they had never bal the disoase.
fever ard Agseis not alonc tho ooasegnssoe of tas
niasmaiie pois0n- great variety q dlsoxdcrs are
rom is irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Gous. HesdAehs. Blfh1ness.
Toethache, karsehe, catarrAh, Asthma, Psld-
taiion, Painful Affection &C the spleen Hys
itrics,Pain IN the Bowels Collie, Paralysis
and Derangcment Of the stomach,
All oi which. when originating IN this oase, Pot
he Intermittent type, 81 becOus periodical. Tht
Cur" expels the poison from The blood. and cun.
-sQuently the al sliks 10 IL AZ invaluable
.rOtectio0 90 immigrants and Ter-o-s travelling
emporsTiiy residing In Tie nsiarious disiricis II
AIKEN occasionally or dsiiy while eapo-ed u the Il
lection. that will be exereted from the .ystens and
annot socumnl~se IN sufficient quantity ~ ripsn
nio disease. Hence 10 IL eFeu muIe valuable far
protection than cure, and q " viii ever sunef from
tntermlttsnis " they avail tkenseives of To-. f-o.
lection THE Tenieiy ahorez.
So Preparcd - Ia J. c. AYIk A. Co,
level. Nas zach usetts
AL our rcmedcs are TT sale Ly :. X CunDc a.x /.
?. " posSEfry, aud by al Druggists n 1srre
Rtute.
whOlesslo by Allxx 4 Co. Cincinnati.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-24

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y ttorne v at La w,
oFF1~E,
10 % wabssh 81 t'etsesn - ans slh, South side.
snltfviy TERiR- -HAUTE. ND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-24
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sAtUH TIFUEsT"T FFIEENAT-
y. Is. Constantly ca hs-lf tuptr!ct article q
wATKR TROOP OIL BLAcKfSc, vsrrnr:ss 70 -
water prcof snd % make the leather sosi .t rlisbls
Oct le.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-24
Al Z RS
Compound Extract Of sarsaparilla

The ofectus remedy which tie medical xii Of
or times osn devise for this ever where prevailing
and fatal uslsdy. IL combined rhm the no<t sctiv
resaeoiks that have been discoveries Cor expur-
sstol Of this loal disorder from tbe beod and The
rescue Of the system IRON IL destructive cooSs-
4uezcss- Hence n shozid be suRloycd for The car,
II not only scroiala. bgt ssso those Other sfeoos
which arise from Il, such -
Erupuw and Skin Dsesscs 81 Anthony's rfs.
Rose. OF krysipelss. Hniplss. Pust1los. klotcA-
e, Blsias and Boils, Tumors Tetzsr and Salt
Rheun, Scsid Head kingxorrl, Rher.
rstisn. syphilitic src BercUreE
Diseases. Dropsy, DyEpepsa~
Debility. and. indes~t. all
Complaints arising 'ron
Nldste6 or Impure
Blooe.
The popular telef IN "impurlty q tie blood" Il
founded in truth for scrofnla is gsnsrstoc he
blood. The particular purpose and ylrtcs of tbs
Ssreapars purify and regenerxte this vital fu.
d, without which sound health l. impossible II c,p
tarninated constitutions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-24

Is oonstftuionsl disease, q currupcos of tAs
l. blood BY which tffs fuic b-cou1es vftixtec, we4k
and poor. Being IN he clrculsiiol Il pcrvade< the
whole body. and may burst in clsease ca any ps
Of IL No organ ls frs< frou sr<cks IL there
ooe Which IL may not destroy. The scrotaiors tains
is varousy CAUSED by mercarA disease, lo~ living,
dlsotdere1 or gnha.ithr food. impure cir. filth and
nlthy habit, the depressing vices and. sbore a.. hy
the yeneTca Injection. NbaieVeT be- iS orig-. II is
hereditary In the constitution, descending fron pa
rents 10 chldreu the third and fourth geo~rs-
uo1.'' indeed, a. seems u De de ro< Il htm VIC
ssys, Isu visit The sEisalues q lie fathers spoc
tkeir childrxn-"
la e1eets eoulrnsnos by dspo<ilsl IRON he bsees
Of corrupt Of elcsrors matter, vtioh n tie lsng..
sivsr. and internal oEgsns- is termed tarbsscis. Il
tie giancs swe.1nss, aac % the surtsoe. srupt>.s
% >ores Thss foul corrupuon. wtich Tendcrs n the
oleod, deprcssss the ensres q tie. that sorofe
lous Complaints. but they have fa- less power a.
sithstaad the Attacks of ohcr diseases eonseQuent-
~ vast uunbsTsp perish by disorders which, sltholgh
srofuous IL their nature. are SUI rendered "a
al - t.is tasst IN abe system. ho<t oc he
Sumption Which doc.na-et The human family nhruit
srgin directly In this scroiuloos contsrainsz
many destructive diseases o. he uyor, klc
brsin, and, Indeed. of al the orgsas arlse frona
.fs aggravated BY the same esRseL
One quarter Of eli our people scsofuiogx thslf
persons are invaded By tkis lurking iuf>crou. sDt
their health IL underninec ~ H. To cleanse IL fron
the system must reDovsfe the blood BY sitc -
i've medicine aud neigorste n by he<ltky tccc and
ex-rciss. Such nedicne We supply IN
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or ax FZFZEEy7H SElu.AggUAL STATE
HENTto( fie condition of -fAa NOME LNSI-
R1ycE COMPANY, ef t,e Ctfg y Ss's fork,
90 He.lsf day ~ JaaaaFv. lssi
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rs-rh~r- sin - 10 dsviauoa from iee above
ax-sa.., i..ta~nfs pfoll.hsa IN both paii{ eni
ws.-tx ~ti 80 -hsrred the FIJI Daily rates win o.
80 sffte sTeti ~ rates sided.
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FREiGHTS.
by thi. Roate- frsxafs 81 an descriptions can be
forwarded frofn fhifsdelphia. Sev York. Boston o.
Baltimore, - any paint ca the Railroads q u1ie
Krrssc Ies<,s. ..''so;s, Elssss.s tNs. Or Ms
TIE Pennsylvanla Rsiiro.i siso connects q Pits
! esss vies sss-n =. - sssls Vg : nsa Be- for
tucky, Tennessee. Cumberland. Illinois, Ns.issipp.
wisconsin Missouri. Kansas Arkansas ard Red Rs.
ers: and st Cleveiani. Ssndusky snt Chicsgo via
stcansers % all Ports on he North We-trfn fakes
Merchants aut shippers entru.tin= tse frsrEporte
tcr os ihelT Freight u th~ Company. rely With
candtrnte q - speedy transit.
THE RATS or FRElGHr q sny point n ttt
we<f ~ THE Pennsylvania Railroad are al tines
favorable ss srs shsrget - ether nailrpst Con-
panies.
b parisuiar = rnsrk PACKAGE 'vts Psx~svs vssIx
Fannosn."
n J. gyFFnER, fhilAtslrhis
wAGnAw 4 Coo<s, - >rrtb - rallirs.He
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@LEFCu a Co. - state -, nastor.
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l&srtio1- -. 18Th thoee y
is,fe ..'xeFtlss ~ the yesf. ~ltn t1e pii,i'oee
a.-.,se. A. ala ssure. Yearly a1xertsefs, ~sfs'
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a.. - a. urler uill be chafget ~ eaea ih's's'''
80 - - = iise. ten ceuts I'<r iicc.
1x-rs1sssusnr- sent Ia 30 ~ spscine' tis~. VI
- - 49, nlo.lhs. unssss oEdefS.l etH -.
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90 a, Individuals aas><aafions. or y eA'''"''
isssI siverflses.ents inserssd a the enP.nss 9,
.s,ora.x, oriss.ax aud paysasnt NO 70 Dc aesyes
e. - rro< "a srrs bat easeetAble a. lne use
siras r.hilster nCt scecuni abe foF tAs ro<u.
s-.f .fxFrsIsersrf. ~ onf the snount ebNse" 81
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. 100000.
!. A. w.uAcs, sec'y. JAS q BoLEs. Pres't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

night BY the rapid movements IN front 10
fall back to a strong and defensive position
in Cedar mountain. and finding his line Of
retreat growing insecure. rsireated alto
rerber. retiring beyond the Rspidsn.
The result is. Jackson is again io'led and
forced to abandon his operations, and bis
prestige seriously impaired. He will be
rapidly followed.
NEw YoRk. Aug. IL. The Times CORES.
ponasn, -ay. that in the late battle the 10Th
Name regiment Lost more than 80 killed
and wounded.
The following are all the names reported,
belonging to the regiment. woupded-J.
II. Morrill,. Lieut.. Sargent. W. 5. Midway.
II. ;. Bartlett. Composed to b X. $. Bart.
lett. Of Norway A. McBroome. I. W.
Emerson, A. Smith. r. :. Cobb. (Norwsy,)
u. A. wui'n,, J. ,. Stevens. T. Powers.
J. J. johnson. J. Stevens, {. Lancaster,
Lieut.. Morrow.
At last accounts the rebels were running
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
Frosa the RockisnI Democrat.
Keep Your Eye on the Friends OF
Southern Rebels.

There are .ecesioni.ts and semi secession.
i.ts ,till among US They make their APP
peArapee in every conceivable shape. You
will find them in delibera,ive bodies, plead.
iug for protection to rebel property you
End them losfng about, even begging mill.
iary oecss. a; the sane time eyincing such
friendship Tor rebel :" rights 4" tha, you feel
sure they will turn infOrmers II promoted.
You will End them popping up and grow
ins insolen, at every reverse OF cur arms.
ZOO will find them secretly advocating a
" settlement which comedies the rebel de-
maud Of division You will find them
ready in elections to iraternlre with Dana.
ites aud scec-sioni.,s generally. You will
find them dsnouneins all true friend. OF the
war. but their game Is nearly played cut.
They are busy ,hl. momen, in passing them
sel1e. OF a. Union men bu, they are un'
dsr.,ool. They will no, be allowed to &c,
I'D Of their identity. They are marked.
numbered aud known.
No patriotic man, party or organization.
will act with those who ask that the pre-
cious blood Of the sons Of the North shall be
spilled to give the same protection TO rebel
property which is given to savo the lie Of
the Nation. National existence is more i'm.
por,ant than rebel slave property. and those
who ,hink il is not. should 20 beyond our
line. and fra,ernirs with Davis, TOOmbs,
Fl5yd. and their infamous associates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

The Bridg,on Reporter learns that the
proprieton Of the stocking mill in that
place. have made large contrac, with par.
tics in Boston, for their goods.
A correspondent Of the Farmer learns that
N. {. Fox and q. l.. Howard. Of Roxhury,
lately trapped bear weighing 400 poun!s
lie had been killing sheep In the region.
The Press learus that Col. J. y. Miller,
Of Portland. late one Of Gov. washburn'
Aids. has received from Gen. Ssepley The
appointment OF Adju,ant General OF Loui'''
ana.
When. ut the commencement dinner table
a, Brunswick. says the Press. Mr.. Duran'
Of Boston. referred 10 "the silent eloquencs
Of that vacan, Sleeve" pointing TO General
Howard. the efee, was perfectly electrical.
Capt. b II. Putnam and l.. o. Cowan
are recruiting Tor the Maine Cavalry res'
men,.
Col. Rush @. Hawkins, OF Hawkins Zou-
aycs. ha. been released from arrcs, without
charge. being preferred asains, him. and
IA. rejoinsd hl. regiment. which will. there
/. reason to believe, shortly be before the
enemy.
The Press says that Z. S. Marshal Clark
has succeeded in breaking up a nest OF
eoun,erfei,er. in Massachusetts,. and in that
city. who have been flooding the country
with spurious half and quarter dollars.
II !. stated thu, the Government, ha. de-
tcrmined to pa, down all attempts to excite
rot. as,ins, free negroes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

Order, have been issued for the departure
Of the newly raised Maine Regiments as iol'
lsw. The 10th. Col. Wilies, will leave
Augusta on Tuesday. Angus, 18th: the
l7ih. Col Thos. 4. Roberts. will leave
Portland THURSDAY. Angus, lith the lSth.
Col. Daniel Chaplin. will leave Bangor
Monday. Angus, 18Th the l9ih, Col. Z,
". Sewall. will leave Bath Wednesday.
August Goth. Their immediate Destination
will probably be Annapolis. Md. where
thew will ~ into the camp OF instruction of
Gen. Wool f5r military drill and dicipline
Zach Regiment i 10 be thoroughly equipped,
armed and clothed previous 10 leaving the
state. and the men will also receive the
Government and town bouutics and advance
ray. amounting. in most cases, 20 SlS5
Which will enable them 60 leave their iami-
lee comfortably provided Tor.
lHennebec Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
A. c. mERRICk. A. VI. Principal.

Nc. :. T. BAILEY, Freccptr".
Me. 4. =. MiLLrrr. Teacher Of Mp.c
NJ. ~. Ia. hal an eNrerience Of ten Years W
tr.rhing. Ne. n. has tccn instnirirr.. IT foS.
erod sai Mon.on Ac,denie. all - regarded nc
na- Il the l-.t TEACHERS ~ the state. She isa
t--fioT Ff,nch schohr, hNing taken h..ans Of
a native teacher. iishron % quiet, healthy and
moral town, 81 mil~s frpn Porl,ni. where are
l,and ~, hlirl.. saloons, ~ railroad dsppi. e.
tempt the .,uIsni from he .l"iie., bit ~ their
place. a s..es,u. and hn.pitihlc people. THAI ia
al The, can lor The in,sres, 81 the schohf
yoin, men 6tiiag i,r College ~,h have a bag
,,catioa IN sinter; anI those 'ccA'ug bn.ine's
s,iur. ,tion will b, ~ mean. l.. neg tel.
Al that -r,I,ir-d II the scholar - 20 DO
RIGur, b, p,.,,rusg god o'iv. E,iiisg god i''-
,sas all isiuag "A, A3ss' fIIs~ ~ f.H p,'',s',p-
- his frat. No .thlsnis are de.ifri that siiln
ch@s, Toll, comply 18th tn simple rule at Dong
right. Applr,tu. AMI Library, al.p y Dehi,i7s
sDs,ely and weekly exercises - Composition AMI
Defamation. iur the lsr- ~ olthr .iuicnt. Bupks
.uppl,cdb, The teacher at rpui,nd pnce.. There
viii y. . Nofia,l Class formed ior teacher. ani
those inlsnd,ns To teach. Lectures will L. given
,iuf,as the term. Bo.ri, including Wond. washin:
ati lights, - 90 pc seek. aai those hpiuiins
thein.sl,c. can ,,doce their eNP.n.es to - 90
psr week.
TUIIIos-Common English, $500
Higher DO, and Languages. 400
Music extra. Term b,ll. will b. settled the
eighth week oG the term AID ~ dcduct'oa iof
two week. absence except ~ case of sIckn-s..
There Will b. public examination on Wedne..
ia, the eighth ~crk oi the school, to which all
rr,sni- att co,i,slly inSicl to H. pre.ent. Those
,shing board or Tcom' c'n apPl, Ia the Pr'nci'
JOSEPH BiRRowS. Secretary.
lIshron Ne. Jul,, isbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
Stand by The President.

10 this, the darkest hour Of our nations
reril. when many are ready TO ialter BY the
wayside. or see no ray Of hops amid the
dark clouds ,ha, surround our pathway, let
Nh true patriots stand by the Prssiden,, in
the foil faith that ho will pilo, the " old
Ship Of State" safely through the dangers
that now surround her. In his wisdom,
answering patriotism. and integrity. let Us
al eonsle. The recent movement. Of the
Government indicate that the policy hitherto
pursued. j. TO be changed, and that the war
IL TO be prosecuted more vigorously than
ever. Every means iha, promises to shorten
the war Is 10 be adopted. and Il sometimes
men think the change should have come be-
fore, lei them remember that the noble old
patriot who stands at the helm. knows best
wha, to Do. The eOlored population Of the
South are TO be no longer an elemen, Of reb-
Ell strength. but are 20 DO employed by the
Unlon forces as laborers. and perhap. the
spade, in war. ~ a. essential as the bayOne,,
at any rate. il isa powerful auxiliary,
aud mus; prove invaluable TO the army. Re-
lieved from the necessity Of handling the
spade, our soldier. will grasp the musse,
with more vigOr, and be vastly more able to
meet the enemy. No, only is the slave pop
ulaiion OF the rebellion. States TO Do apprO-
pria,ed. but all property Of rebel. /. to be
used tor Government purposes, aud the
present indications are tina, new movements
Of the army are to be made With energy and
rapidity. Let us Wal, patiently. and, amid
the din Of eontending armies, and the smoke
Of battle, let Us STAND ny INK President.
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

WASHINGTON. Aug. Il. The following
additional appointments have been made
under the Internal Revenue nc,
Maine. ist Observation-Disclosures. Ssth'l j.
Miller. Of Portland Assessor. Nathl g..
Marshall, Of York.
~ Observation-Disclosures Jesse =. Lvfori.
Of Lssision ASSESSOR. Hannibal Beleber,
of Pennington.
"a Collector. Peter =. Sanborne,
Of Rcadfeld. Assessor, Geo. W. Wilcox,
o. Gardiner.
4,h D.uic,-Aaron A Wing. Bangor.
Collector g. Z Scwall. Old,own. Assessor.
9Th Disuict-J. West. Franklin. Collee-
tor. y. l. JOY, Ellsworth. Assessor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

These preparation. (unlke all o'her') are
Ere, FUN Poi.on.."
" Not danscrou. To the Iluman Family"
:" Rat. b. no, die q. the premises"
.Thcy come opt IL their hole. 10 die"
"Thsy ,~ tho oaly iaf,llibI. f.msdie. kno~"."
~ year. and more established 10 n. Yo'k City.
U.d By-Ih. CITY Post Once.
U..d blythe C,iy PT,.oa. and Station Houses.
Ted by-,h. City Steamers, sbip-. &c.
t"d by-,he C,iy Hospitals, Alan. iioa.cs, Sc.
U,,d by-,he CITY iioirl.-Asiur-st Nicholas
T.,d By--ihe iIosrd,ns .IIo.-e., &c. Sc.
U"d By--@ore than 50 900 P'i'sis Families
r9rSv o,, o. fr, ,y.a-s., gf sAain coysAds
sad ~ "a, -,,iis's-D'a!r', r..
IiOuSEkEEPEIs - uoubled nth 'e'mia
nec,i H. 90 ~ bagcr. ~ they use 'Cosr,s's' Nv.
i.rn,nsiH.. We have used !, To our Satisfaction |.
aad II a h,> cost 81 ~. ~oald hss. Il. We had
tired poisoa.. la, the, effected no,hins bat 'to.-
isr'. auicL. kncck. The brra,h Di, oi Rats. Mice,
Ro,chs. ani He'd Bug., quicker tina" ~- eau
write u. Its 80 gfrlt dr,nsnd all over the e"aa-
uy. tMsdias (O) Gazette.
MORE GRAIN AID provisions are de'iro yell
ANIMAL, ~ Grsst CaaaIs b, Nsfnia, thu" would
pa, lor toa. 81 thu. Hat add in.ee, kIleI.
Lancaster (wi..) iisr,ld.
HENRY u. COSrAR-we are selling your
prr,ariioa. rapidly. Wherever ,asy have lern
n..d, Rat. Nice. Rnarh.. ALL Nerm'n disappear
,apiil,. EcErRk srouFFEH. Druggists.
Windsor, MI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15

Brig. Gen. MeCook, Of Ohio. was mur-
dered BY the rebels, IN Alabama, on Wednes
day Of last week. lie was sick, and was
gong to his regiment in an ambulance. a
band Of gusrrilIas came Up. tipped over the
ambulance. rolled the Geoersl upon the
ground. and shot him while lying there.
Ills regimen, was Infatuated, on learning Of
the dassardly act. They marched to the
spot, burned every house in the nsighbOr'
hood. and hung bali dozen persons inpli-
Gated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-15
In Day. of Old.

Thee was a timc-,a DAYS 81 oil
When health -. pnIrd above Zoe gold,
That d,y has pss.cd-sll nos neglect
That pfec,oas booa-sll should protect.
Of sense aad rcasoa, al are h,r,h.
90 Il would appear there. bat little l'll.
Algly Il then o. cure yoaf III
by the immedihte use Of lIeuich's fius.
Thee remarkable r,lls .tarllo whole comnun,
tics b, ih~ir slairtiul cure. Adapted o. go
i,r,, ,ouih. msahss,i aad oil age. Pot ~ Nth
EnsL.h. Span,sh. Ffrnch aai Uernan directions
Ekgtntl, roalel 9Th sagif. pufely vegetable
and .sl "a large fsn'il, boNr. ior - cents.
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Mi. CL,HA VI. WoonEuKN, Assistant.
Ni.. LorTII L.. Hat, Teacher IL Nh.

Nil. CL,HA VI. WoopEUKr, Assistant,
Me. LorrIE L.. Hat, Teacher u Music.
A Normal Class will he formed at the CON.
menccwcal Of the term, unlcr the care Of the
priacipal. a gu,duaie uf the Massachusetts Nor.
mal Schpoi At Briiswiler. The inen'srs of this
eLas. Nill receive all the benefits Of Normal
school Lecture. will b. given durin; the term
b. iioa. l.. T.. Weston, State Superintendent.
snd others.
A Teacher Association will H. ORGANIZED, cor
discussing topics upon the theory aud AT of teach
ing.
scholars uader eleven year. Of age will be re.
ce,,ed into the school foe $500 pei term, or 20
cents PEE week.
The school - furnished with Geographical Ou,.
line Nap., GLls. AMI Ply geological chart. Stu.
dent. viii fad !, Profitable to be pre-en, the ret
ia, Of the term
Hoard can b. eLtaiIe,l 10 the village from 81 rs
Ca y rs pee uesk. Rnom. can H. obtained Zoe
those wishing to hazard themselves.
The teachers will spar, M pains 20 render the
.eh"ol pleasan, and profitable to all who may at.
teal.
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Col. Real Safe :

4 special correspondent, Of the New York
World. writing from the battle Geld OF Gen.
Banks division says, tha, " Col. Beals and
Major Walker Of the Maine lOth. both 60.
capci unhArmcd." and also says that q
large nunbsr Of the captains and lieoisn'
ants OF Crawford's Brigade was ei,her killed,
wounded or captured.
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Caution.

Il IA. been estimated that over TiSa HsHd,'f
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annually, in New England ih'nc. ~ithooi a"y b'H.
~ 10 those Who pay u. Al this comes from trust.
ing ,iA5si is7ury To men Who ar.alike destitute IL
honor, character, and .kil. aud whose oaiy re.
commentator !. their own isl.c AMI cNir'agant
sss.toHs, IN praise oi themselves. ", iher'i"r.,
,nu ~oaLi aroid bdag hs~sas gs'i. take ~ naa'.
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INQUIRY at viii co.t sou nothing. and may
! save Sou many rrgret'; Tor, a. advertising ply
N.iciIns IN ninc oct 81 ten are bogs,. there
!. 40 .alei, "a iru.liag aay Of iA,|. unless you
know vAo anil pAh ihry are.
EyrDr. VI. will send rKrr, by enclosing one
,iamp ~. above. Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
WOMEN, and ou PruR, Dis,s's gensiall,, CIV.
ing fall information, gIh iA' most ssdoali'd riu.
,.e,, and i,i,son,a!., wi,hoat which y" ad'e't''.
ing ph,.,ciaa or medicine 81 Ih,. Rind - des.N.
80, Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
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VA. your adde's piiisiy, and direct to DIR.
MATrISON. a. above.
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NJ A X r I Z d

In wslstS,lls. 9th inst. by Rev pr wilson.
Nc wn T. IiSook. to Miss Aug'c Wilson. both
OF Naisniiie.
IL Porthn.i. b, Row n : Nsn,r,., 18th lost,
NJ Randall u Meuss, Conrsny 10, e1h Reg
meat. h. Me, los, jams chase, both 81 Pans.
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4 dispatch is published signed by Brecs.
inrilso, stating tina, the ArkAn.a. ha. been
blown up. II this i' correct, there can be
m truth in the reported capture OF our
force. at Baton Rouge. The l?.h regiment
could no, have been there. Us has been sta.