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NEW ARRIVALS,
nF Watches, Clocks and Jerelry Goods at
80. 1, Bank Block.
The subscribers have REQ lived within few
days past, large stock of the latest patterns
and most desirable styles Of watches and clocks.
Their watches are in both gold and silver cases,
large and small, Of the best makes. Clocks in
carved and plain mahogany and rose wood.
Cases with Centre Seconds, "a new thing which
run from to 20 days By once winding; all
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Those wishing goods in their lines will save
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Jan. 4.
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NOTICE.

'hiS Is 70 certify tina. have given nv s,,
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This celebrated Yemsle Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
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is prepared from an indian plant
used by tho natives for the came
purpose from time immemorial, and
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public. 1t is designed for both
married and single ladies, and Is the
very best thing known for the pur-
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,Iy sickness in cases Of obstruction
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X r VI o A
IL. L. ST0 X ].

SUCCESSOR TO RoLsBERo & sIoEr)
has removed to
e. BRINsMAID'S
OLD sTASD, CHURCH STREET,
where he hopes to receive calls from all nusics ~
7olined people, and Of rybcdy else who would
Ee 10 one Of the finest selections Of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
yer offered for sale In burlington. at $50 low
prioes."
PIAsoFozIEs supplied from all the best manu-
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Pawn.BrOkers' Bargains


100000 WORTH
Watches, Bracelets, Rings, Pms, DIM.
Chains, &irer Ware, and o,s.-
rah1aJlss,
Being the stock of Private Broker. and
sold at One Dollar each, without regard . y,
AND NOT TO BE PAID FOR T-NTTJ -t..''
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE To GFT ~.
list OF SOME OF THE ARTICLE
BE SOLDATO ONE DOLLAR Baron
Gold Watches, Gold Band Bra,e-...
silver Watches, Sewing Machine.
Breast Pins. Plated Forks.
Ladies Jewelry, flated Castors,
Plain Gold Rings, Napkin Rinss.
Gold Thimbles, spoons
Chased Gold Rings, Eruit
Stone Rings. II Nrites.
Florentine Jewelry, ,cncsse7.
Mosaic Jewelry, Riding Saddle.
LaYa Jewelry, Hents' seal Ring.
Witch Keys, Ladies' Ee.isuis
Gold Neck r antly Furnished
Long Go GAINS, Revolver,
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g. >nains. Eight Day Clock.
I'D Pencil Cases, Marine Clocks.
Vest Chains, New Cutlsry
Ribbon Slides, skates.
LOckets, Furs.
Silver Pencil Case with Man,el Vases
Gold Pens Mantsl Cloc..
Hair Bracelets Parian Ware
Shawl Pins Gold Crosse
Bosom Studs, Opera GIas.ss
Sleeve Buttons, silk Dress CO..
| Victims, Piano Forte,
Flutes, Plated Dinip, U-it..
| Concertinas, Forks
Together with a variety Of Diamond ,,4
rich Stone JeweIry, Of rare foreign make =
most every other article that can Be nau.5 g.
ing one Of the greatest collections TO Be sg.5
the country, comprising the stock Of 1a-,i..-.-
| Cup 20 1881 pledges to a private b..
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offered at
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msnt -
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them into lots, and corresponding TO csc, F..
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sued, so that whoever receives a certi6,,,.
know Just what its holder is entitled to.
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undersigned 25 cents in money or postage s.s--
Upon the receipt Of the certificate, you will -,
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| not.
part Of this stock was originally designed
the Southern Trade, and is Of the newest sty. +
much of it was deposited (alo1s with bill q a.
by persons whose pride and position WouH
permit them to spply to public paEpbroksr.,.
hence were appraised at only their isirt.,i- "a 7.
This enables the holder Of the goods so % arr
his schedule, az to safely warrant hin 10 rs..-,
ing one dollar for any article the pureha,sr a.
| be dissatisfied with.
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| will sell Five for 81, Eleven for s., or Tvs1,-
| So.
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No. Milk street. Bor-
Y. B.-Renember there is no risk, as the z.--
paid for the articles will be refunded !; ;a.--
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HARRY LEE, or Hope for the POOr-IlIu
Il Il trated.
The Boy Inventor.
Haneau, the Hermit.
Mineral Riches OF the Earth.
At HUNTINGToN'S
February II, 1862.
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No. @, College st. Burlington, V,
with Glass Cloth Pre-.er, Improved
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Number of Stitches made Per Minute.

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minute not being an unusual average.
Seams of considerable length are ordinarily sew
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minute, and that, too, in manner far superior to
hani-sewing.
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Kentucky Institute Louis Nech'S Institute, San
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more Institute, Wsshin gton
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23
Poor Old Buck.

The Senate did not receive wi h very much
eagerness Mr.. Garrett Davis proposition Of
censurc on the poor old Public Functiorary Of
Lancaster. One feature that made it distastc-
ful, was doubtless the disreputabe source from
whence the measure emenated. MIR. Garrett
Davis himself is not 90 full Of the odor Of un.
impeached loyalty, that he can spare like
perfume to an act which coming from him, is
certainly too extraordinary not to receive chal
enge. The case Of Old Buck can wait. The
time TO punish traitors will come after the
traitors are caught. "First catch your griffin,
said the old recipe. When the rebels are up
for punishment, poor imbecilc old Bucbauan's
case may be taken up. Until then thcre is
no danger Of bis getting away from punish.
ment save by the gate that opens on good and
bad old men alike. The Senate did well TO
throw Mr. Davis indictment out of court.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23

II an epitor omits any thing. he is lazy.
II ho speaks Of things as they ara, people get
angry lfhe CLOSES over or smooths down
the rough points he is bribed. If he calls
things by their proper names, be is unfit for
an editor. If be does not furnish his readers
with jokes, he is rnullct. II he does, he is
rattle. head, lacking stability. If he con-
doms the wrong be is a good fellow but lacks
discretion. II be lets wrongs and injuries go
unmeutioued, he is a coward. II he exposes
pnSlic man, he does it to gratif spite--is the
tool Of a clique, or belongs to the "outs." II
be indu'gcs 10 personalities, he is blackguard
il be does not, his paper is dull and inspid.-
Hankokes Gazette.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23
A Northern Rebel Demolished by
a Baltimore UniOnist.

A letter from Baltimore, in the New York
Evening Post, says:
Two or three evenings ago ono Of our most
ardent and influential Union citizen, happen
ing to approach the Office counter Of one Of
honestly betrayed into rather UNUSUAL exb.
btion, even for his mpulsive nature, Of his
loya feel ngs, There was a wiry figure Of a
blped standing near, discussing in loud and
shrll tones the merits OF the war against the
rebellion. "1his war;" said he, sis not to be
ended by the sword; it must be ended only
by the penP Our ardent Unionist, on hear
ing this beretical sentiment, found himself
boiling over, and Instantly broke out with
"Any man who holds =. ch an opinion, is a
traitorW "Who are you, sir, that calls me
traitor?" my name is --; there's my
card"
The stranger was taken all sback. The
visitors in the hall crowded round the COLO
quista. Il am from New Hamps ire. sir" a.
last responded the author Of the hcre'icsl nt
timent. "That fully accounts for your hold
ing snch an opinion. You are q Northern
rebel, sr!' Il guess l have a right to my
opinion, sir, have notl' "You have not =
here, air. You may talk and vpte treason in
the North, but you cant do it here with i'm.
punity. ! do not wish to get into personal
difficulty with any such man as you, sir; but
il you will go down with me to the front Of
the Clipper Office, right now, and talk about
putting down this Internal slave. holders and
slave sympathizing rebellion by the pen, In
stead Of by thc sword, and you will be taught
10 the twinkling Of an eye, The difference b,
tween your Northern treason and Baltimore
loyalty" why, what would they do with
the 7" "Tbey woul give you such a thrash
ing as would more than compensate for the
assassination Of the Massachusetts 9th by oul
Locoftco Empire Club, and send you bowling
home TO your mis.called granite hiIlsw ~
think Fad better be off then" "You bad
sir, and all such as you; but III bet bund
red TO one you sympsthize with Seymour
Fernando Wood and Jem Brooks" Il am Q
Democrat, sir" "Iet me tell you, cir, YOU
day Is at an end. This rebellion will be put
down by the sword, and slavery, the cause
with il, in spite Of the Locofoco party. W.
want none Of your prating here about com
promise with traitors" Granite State could
stand il no longer, but SUNK away amidst tho
laughter and contempt Of tho crowd thai
sympathized with our ardent Union spokes
man.
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MICH. SOU. & NOR IND. RAILROAD.
&@W - - -
1859. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1862.
AN AND AFTER NOV l6,b, 1862,


Psssenger Trains will leave Hillsdals Station as fo'
fows, Daily, except Sundays.
GOING
leave Hisdals Mall and Day Express, at 1929 Pm
Leave Hlilsdale, Eastern Express, i:s7A.M
GOING WEST.
Leave Hillsdsle, Mail and Chicago EXP. at & sSs Pm
Leave Hillsdals, western Express, at TEAM.
Arriveat Chicago, co,,,,rcr,o.s io;oo
for Monroe and Detroit. With Cleveland and Toledo Rail
Roadfor Sandusky Cincinnat Norwaik Cleveland, Erie
unkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New York Boston
tfttstargh, Harrsbuigh and Philadelphawith Dayton
and Michigan Road for Dayton, Hamilton and Cincinnati
With Wabash Valley Rail Road for Fort Wayne, Points
South West.
AT DErRoIv--with Grand Trunk Railway, for sarnia
Toronto Prescott Mont al Quebec, Portland and Boston
with Great weste Railway, for Niagara Falls, Buffalo
Albany, New York and Bosc also with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Road Grand Haven and
AT ADRrAs-With Trains for Monroe and Detroit and
AT warrH PieKos--with Trains for constantins and
EIxHIRr-with train for Goshen Ligonier Kendali.
willie, and Stations on Air Line Road.
AT NEW ALBANY SALEM CRossINc-with trains for La.
faystte, Greencastle and New Albany and Louisville
wsuke Chicago and Quincy, North West Rail-
way, chcxgo Alton aud st. Louis Illinois Central and to
all Points West and South.
~ Trains by Chicago time. which Is 20 min
slower than Toledo Time.
Patort Sleeping accompany all night trains
this route sssburys Patent ventators and duster are
used all summer trains.
~ Time and Fare the any other Railroad route
JN0. ID. CAMPBELL. Gen.Supt.
y.Hs HAYDEN. Station Agent. Hiiisdaie.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23

WouLp'sr WoRK.-The scheme OF specu-
lators to raise the price of petroleum oil to q
fabulous figure, failed to work satisfactorily
The price has declined to 75a50c, and il is
very difficult to effect sales at those figures.
An attempt was made few days since,
by tue rebels TO recap,ure Newbern, n. G.
A force Of 1000 under Gen. Mortier, drove
in our picke,s, but with lille advantage. A
smaller force attempted TO capture two con-
paniss Of the 9th Massachusetts,, and one oI
Tho 24tb, stationed At Bachelor. creek.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23
NATIONAL STATISTICS.

and produces of the
United states Compiled from the
Densus OflS6O, and thc Patent
Office Reports.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23


The Sd and 5th army corps. under Gen
Hooker, formed the centre, and c,-ops rated
with Summers column during the battle.
Geu Burn ide was anxious that movement
should be made as early as possible, and 90.
cordingly at the / rsak Of day the troops com.
menced 10 move towards the enemy's Garth.
works. The men were full Of hope and con-
fident Of success, and they filed out Of the
city IN splendid ORDER Skirmishing commen-
ced shorisly after daylight, and ia short tmc
afterwards the rebel artillery commenced play
ing upon US through the fog. The firing wss
so inaccurate, however, that our troops paid
hut little attention 10 it, aud Keep pressing 90,
regardless OF the death missiles which were
flying through the air. BY anu by our ar
ti!lery responded, and for hours most ter
rife cannonsde was kept up on both sides. -
The enemy's position was one OF exceeding
strength, and appeared to be iuvuluerable TO
our artillery, notwithstanding our gaus were
excelenlly handled. ABBOTT noon the infan-
try, who had been waiting for tho fog TO clear
of, advanced for the purpose Of stormiDg the
enemy's position on the bill. Confident Of
victory, the troops marched steadily mp to
within musket shot Of the batteries; but n
murderous fire from the rebel ri1emep, aided
to the fury of the cahuouade, compelled our
men to fall back with heavy loss. Tho at
tcmpt TO carry the rebel batteries was repeat.
ed again 10 the afternoon; and the Attacking
party, strongly reinforced. started on tho
sdouble-quick !" but the enemy, who was
also heavily reinforced. proved too much for
us. All along the line the battle ragged with
unusual isrcensss, aud wheu night came IL
was hard too soy who wsFs the vic,ors. OF
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23

Ez- When is plant like bog!-when
il begins TO root. When is il like soldier !
When it begins to shoot. And when is il
like an editor! When it bcgits 10 blow.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23

II WOULD INFORM ALL THOSE WHO
IL arsin want Of Nails. that have the New York aud
Eagle Mills Brands which will warrant 70 bear tho clos
Nay 10, 1eo2s d HAMMoN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-12-23

LSO BLACK TEA THAT WILL GIVE
VA stisctios, besides general assortmsn Of Family
-e cries. B. HAMMOND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

lCOllespOnQenCe ASsOcldteQ PIess
FORTRESS MONROE, June 23.-Surceon A o
Stille, OF the 23d Pennsylvania volunteers, d ed
suddenly In our general hospital here last night
He arrived here in the Nelly Baker only yester.
day afternoon, from the White House.
The steamer Port Royal arrived at Norfolk from
Newbern this morning. There is no news of mo.
ment
The steamer Metamora will proceed to CITY
Point tomorrow, under hag Of truce, to carry
thither score of female secessionists from Balti
more and Washington, besides several paroIed
rebel surgeons and line officers
The U. \. steam sloops-ofwar Wachusets ar.
rived from City Point this morning ana @eports
that on Saturday last the steam guuboat Jacob
Bell proceeded up the James river 10 recon.
noitre, and when abreast Of Turkey Island ran
hard aground on shifting sand bar, which &C.
cident the rebels soon observed and took advant.
age OF bringing battery Of field pieces down on
the south bank, and opening upon her from RI q
guns with she'll and solid shot. The eunboat
did what she could TO drive of the rebels, bul
did not succeed until she was considerably In
jured.
A new steamboat called the John Tucker ar.
rived here from New York this morning, having
made the run from wharf to wharf In 2 hours
The steamship Empire City said hence fo
Port Royal this morning, having In tow Ave
schoone-s for Hatteras Inlet
The British steamer Jason dropped down the
river this morning to prepare for a cruise
The steamship George Peabody, from Hat
teras, bound for New York, put In here this morn
ing with loss Of starboard paddle wheel by ar
accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

AMALsANAIIoN Henry Williams, a white
man from Pennsylvania, and mulatto woman
named Elizabeth Cornell, of Howard CO., Md,
were married on or about the 18th inst, by Rev.
John A. Gere to whom they represented that said
Elizabeth was q white woman. A knowledge OF
the mIrriage was had after the n7otlsy couple left
Howard Ia the morning train Of cars for Balii-
more, and when they returned in the afternoon
train, they were met at the Annapolis Junction
by party Of young men from the neighborhood
who followed the party until they arrived az las
lup branch, when Williams was ridden on q rail
and ducked IN the stream, and Afterwards taken
half a mile on the rail, end made to promise that
he would leave the county by twelve O'Clock the
succeeding daY, which be did. some of the sol.
diers Of the Sixtieth New York Volunteers, s.a
toned al Annapolis Junction, afterwards heard
what Williams had done, and the same night
they went to his house, and having caught him
blackensd him ali over, 10 show thar they opposed
amalgsmation.
The Baltimore AnSTieas, in stating the abovt
facts says an "there 10 abundant law TO punish
the offence committed, 10 would have been better
70 have omitted the duckIng, rail-riding, &c
and 70 have committed the party for trialb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

III We learn that ex-Prrsident Van Buren
who few weeks ago returned from New York
where be had gone 20 consult his physicians to
his residence at Lindenwald, remains quite IL
The symptoms are by no means critical, except
that any Illness At his advanced age, must be re.
garded as serious. His son, John Van Buren,
was with him last week and the week previous
Albany ATgHS.
III The New Orleans Delta says the celebrated
'tOrder No. y, !" intended 10 check the insulting
conduct Of great many ladies towards the Fed
eral oracers and soldiers, was capital stroke OF
policy, and has resulted IN an improved demeanof
that elicifs 90 profound respect from the officers
and men ~ the beauty and grace Of New Orleans
ladies challenge their admiration.
III The London Times Of May'l9th, In an ar.
ticle on the subjugation Of the south, says:
'.wer has beea carried on upon scale meyer
before heard Of al cost never before thoug ht
possible, and upon principles which 70 sober
Europe were thought the widest aelusions."
III strawberries were never before In such
profuston. In Baltimore they are . drug at
twelve eeots per gallon, only the better qualities
going above that hgare, except some choice va
rieti's which are raIe. " eta5ss
HIsE YsIcE FoA CIskRs.-Part Of prize cargo
was sold by aucti5n In New York on the 18th IN
st1ht SIXTY i've dollars were paid Cor 900 eigan.
The fOst SAYS the segas were ofexeelient quality.
ID The editors and prOpTietors Of the I.sayen-
WSfth Daily Eng have been arrested by q 90.
bljni on a lensral charge OF dIBsoyalty. The
ISPef viii bss1spended for the Ireseas.