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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14
NOTICE.

TIIE. urAcrS gnc,l has Just received a large
] supply of Ladies PARTY and BALL
floods consisting OF
White ana Colorci Tarlctons, .
Ladies white hi: SWppels
Ladies White Kid Gloves. &c sc.
Also,
Gents White Kid Gloves.
Gents Fancy Neck Ties,
Gents Fine Shirts. and CELLARS. &c. &c.
T.. LEO. SPALDING,
Leonard Town.
January Srl. lSG1--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL. WORKS

TO THE FiR.HERS or 81. MARTS.
i would most respectfully call your at
tcutun to NY large assortment of LUPLE.
NE.NYS am manufacturing and pre-.
pairing 81 larger assortment OF agricultural I'm.
Menenii than | have ever before offered 10
he put!ic-liurSc Powers al! Threshcrs,
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills, Corn SHELTERS,
Plnughs lIarrows: CultivatorS, and many
other articles to numerous to mention. |
can supply the Farmer with every thing hc
may want With regard to Horse rowrr.
would call particular attcnlinn to Il fine
lot Of PELTON'S TRIPLE GE1HE!,
POU'EES. 10 Woyh t'iM 2r witioW Jaaa
,ah,ch are not &a,1,as%ed IN his or any othe'
market; and most respectfully invite tho->
who arc in want OF Machines 10 give me a call
as | feel confident that can suit the pur-
chaser ! am making Il CORN MILL &c,
grinding Corn at Home. This is good Mill
las been tested and pronounced 50 hy expc.
fienccd JUICES 10 this l ask your spc.
cial attention.
ter t!cr vru my sincere tl.":kS for tl.'
kindness heretofore Shown ne aud beg a cor
tin dance Of Your fav,rs, determined to MAKE
"a strong eil",t to please all vii" give nc tllc
, custom. Orders will meet with prompt attc,,
ton by being directed to
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street IIharf, baltimore, Nd
! Feb. 1th, Isl j'-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14
TEEE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SENEEN AIRY

TIIIF ST. MARY.S FEMALE SEMiNA-
i EY is again open for the reception of pu-
pills, under the charge of Mrs TRIBE, Of
baltimore, assisted by Mrs MILLS, Of the
same city. Mrs. TRtRLE is Il native Of
England, but has had eighteen years experI-
cnce as teacher III this country. Her refer
encrs and testimonials are of the best: she plays
finely on the piano. teaches French and speaks
IT iue..,y, and is altogether thoroughly edu-
Gated woman; Mrs. MlLLS,--a Roman
Cahollc--is native Of Baltimore, and was,
before marriage, Miss Magruder. Though
| she hns had experience teacher, yet
| her education has been thorough, her manners
| are highly accomplished, and she is recognized
by ali who know her, us eminentiy fitted for
| her present position. They are engaged for
no, less than eighteen months, an arrangement
which gives stability to the Institution. We
| bespeak for the school, a liberal patronage on
the par, of the people Of ST. Mary's. Terms
as usual. For further information, apply Ia
Mrs. TRIBE, Principal, or DR.. Bronze, ST,
Inigoes' ?. O.
| BY order Of the Board,
G.. BlLLINGSLY, Pre:t.
April 18th, ls6a-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14
PROFESSIONAL.

HAR. CHARLES COMBS, having To-
U Gated himself at the G II K A L
MILLS for the purpose Of practising
bis profession can always be found at the
residence of J. J. Allstan, ESD, when not
professionally engaged.
Jan. 2nd. 1662-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14
WANTED
NOTICE..

6R. WILLIAM S. BLACKSTONE. hav.
- lug located in Chaptico, offers his pro-
fcssior...l services TO the Public, and can al
ways be found, when not professionally en-
gagged, ut Boswe!rs Hotel. / also return my
thanks to NV friends in tie neiStrborhovd al
St. Cleneht's Bay for tl.eir former patrOl.a.c
aud wi always be happy 10 wait On the,a
at the shortest notire.
Nov 18th, lssI-tf.
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Il UIL - r RS
nj 4 I I. ri A IS

Tie undersigned would respectfully call III
attention of the Public In their lar.e assert
menr Of pOORS. ELLHI'S, SASH DOOR
FIR A.NES. nINDOH' FRAMES. HASH
BOARDS, CASiNGS, AOILDLNGS, MN
TIES, and every description OF House Build
ing materials, which they have constantly on
hand and which they csn furnish at the short
pst notice.
They are also prepared 10 furnish at the
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
Country Houses, Cottages, and suburban
Residences, according to any plan or design,
all ready fitted to be put up On their propos-
ed sites.
Farmers and others. dcSirous of building
in the country, would tiud i, to their advantage
ly giving us call heiure purchasing else
where. as We are fully prepared to execute
work on the most reasonable terms. And tho
advantages, which we uiicr iA preparing all
the materials that may hc necessary i'm con-
strlcting a house, will hc found to save TIN.
Builder great deal of yeXatious delay and
expense.
Rk1" All orders left at their Office or al.
dressed Ia them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MACGHllN i JOHNSON.
Steam Planning -NH an.l Sash Factory.
East Fails Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. 80, Pratt street,
Next door t" Penn * Mitchell, Dalt. Md.
April l9th, 1860 -ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14

PHILIP Il. DORSEY. tIankfll TO h,s
friends and the public FOR the supper: he re-
celved al the late election offers himself again
as Il candidate for Sheriff and Snlir'ts the votes
ut his fellow citizens o: ST. Mury's county AT
the next election.
Nov. 2lst, 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-14
NOTICE. .

rHE Co-partncrshiy heretofore existin:
under the firm Of COTrINGHAM {;
HARDlNGi> is this day dissolved by mutual
consent VIM. II. Harding is alone-author.
iZed to settle the business oi tho firm.
SAMUEL CnrTiNGIIAn,
WM. II. HARDING,
Baltimore Jan. l6Cl-4w.
The undersigned. having Bought ont tln
Interest of Samuel Co,tingham Of the firm OF
eating nam * Harding, will hereafter conduc.
the lus ness in his own Name. and he mosI
respectfully solicits ;he favor Of the friends q
the old Finn.
VIM. III. HARDING.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. M.
Jeff Davis Leaves Richmond.
Pre'ends TO be Sick at Raleigh.
THE SIEGE OF RICHMOND PROGREs-
SING

New YORK, June 2G
In an obscure corner of the Richmond DIS.
patch of june 18th, We find the announcement
That Jeh DAVIS was taken i'll at Raleigh n. c..
whittier he had gone to visit a sick child An
tclpatons We're expressed that he would return
to the Confederate CAPITAL in few DAYS, bu,
these hopes may prove allacous.
letter from before Richmond, to the Times.
says Gen. Mcclellan IS bringing up from York
town Sundry alege guns, some of which have
already arrived
1t has been agreed between Gen. keys and
Gen. Howell Cobb, in recent conference, that
surgeons taken on the fed OF battle should not
be regarded as prisoners of war, but non-com-
0atants. This arrangement has been sent to
Washington for approval. There can be little
doubt it will receive it,
Temporary hospitals Will be put up at Fair
Oaks station. at Savage's, and elsewhere near
the 'front.' and accommodations in tents have al
ready been prepared tor $500 or 5000 at w hise
House. This will, if possible, be still further
enlarged.
Deseriels who come in to-day confirm the re-
port that Gen. John;ton's wound IS very severe
two OF his ribs being broken. and Lee is in com.
mand. Wise is in disgrace and has retired tc
a country residence.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the ODD inst says
that twenty three deserters from our army were
brought in to town yesterday. Seine of the
men will probably be shot as warning to others
The Trabune'S Washington despatch saws
that Gen. Pope laughs at the idea of Beaure
CARDS having re enforced the rebel army OF
Richmond by a single soldier lie considers The
war in the West virtually at an end
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MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, }

Juue 25-Evening.
Gen. Hooker, at 9 o'clock this morning, ad-
vanced his division, with view to occupy new
position.
The result was that the troops met with a
most determined resistance from the enemy,
which lasted until clock in the afternoon,
during which the rebels were forced to give way
before the invncibe courage of our men.
During The day everything indicated u general
engageme. t, but the enemy showed no DISPOSE
ton to accept. Oul troops fought as CALAMITY
as ever. The loss on our side was about 200
in killed and wounded Our killed is small
in number, most Of the casualties being wounds.
The loss of the enemy is unknown. but is be-
lieved to be equal to ours. The rebel camp in
front of Gen uookers division was captured,
and is now held by our troops The ground
fought for was u swamp, with the thick under
brush, beyond which is an open country The
woods intervening between our troops and the
enemy prevented the result of our artiley fire
being known.
Two Napoleon l2pounders under Captain
De Russcy succeeded in getting through the
swamp during the afternoon, and did excellent
service. An effort of the enemy to capture
them, resulted in their being driven back with
serious loss. The result of to-day is highly
important to the health of the army, as but
little more ground is to be gained to place our
troops beyond the swamp.
Gen. Mcclellan was present during the whole
day experimenting the movements.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YORK, June % The steamer CGatza,
:valcos brings mails from New Orleans to the
18Th INST.
The Mississippi sailed on the 18th for Boston
a',h a large number OF passengers and 272 hogs
heads oi sugar, &c.
The weather in New Orleans was delightful
with refreshing showers.
Rebel officers and soldiers are allowed to re-
turn to the city ON condition Of taking the oath
u allegiance.
Seven hundred bogsheads of sugar were sold
On the 10th and 18th, at 5 Is cents for fully
.air. Business in other articles light.
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ssE TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
= O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEMA

REDoUBT No 3, June 25-l:3OP. NJ.
10 lion. +. W. Stanton, Secretaryo OF War:
We haze advanced our pickets on the left
considerably under sharp resistance Our men
have behaved very handsomely Some firing
still continues.
(Signed,l u. b. MCCLELLAN.
MaJ.-Gen. Com.
REDOUBT No. 3, June 25-3:l5 P. Nj.
To Hon. Z. NJ. Stanton, Secretarv of War:
The enemy are making desperate resistance
70 the advance Of our picket lines. Kesrney's
and one-half of Hooker's division are where [
want them.
have this moment reinforced Hooker's right
with brigade and couple Of guns and hope
in q few minutes 10 finish the work intended
FIR to-day. Our men are behaving splendidly.
The enemy are fighting well also
This is not a battle merely an affair of
Heintzelman'S corps supported by Reyes, and
tbus Tar all goes well and We hold every foot
we have gained.
# we succeed III what we have undertaken.
il will be very important advantage gained.
Loss not large thus far. The fighting up to
this time has been done by Gen Rockers divi-
sion, which has behaved IS usual, that is, most
handsomely. On our right Porter has silenced
the enemys battery in his front
(>iSned} G B. Mcclellan,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
REDouBT No. 5, June 25--5 p. NJ.
Hga +. VI. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The affair is over and We have gained our
Won't fully with but little loss, Notwithstanding
ne strong opposition. Our men have done ali
.hat could be CeSired
The affair was partially decided by two guns
mat Capt. Dusenbury brought gallantly into
acton under very difficult circumstances.
The enemy was driven from his camps in front
If this, aud all is now quiet
(signcd,) q. b. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Com.
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! !. ! ~ 49, - =
u.s. t. & a. =. l. i. <,s

At the State House, Montpelier J4ue 18th by Rev E.
j. Scott, nj John &. Plsbury of Daulury n. II and
Miss Sarah e. Perrin of Brookfed.
At Burnham's Hotel, Montpelier, June 25th, by Rev.
f. j. Scott, Mr. John S. Rice of Walden Mass and Miss
Della H., only daughter of Elisha Scott Of Middlesex.
In Montpelier, jane q, by Rev. E. J. Scott, MIR. Fri
Ba:cheldcr of asst alonpeer and Miss Emily 4. Bliss
of Calais
In Calais, June odd, Mr.. Avery Cummings of East Mont
peiier and Miss Eliza Ann Dprant of Calais.
Oh, Brother Bach do despair,
For yet there's room, come a you are.
In Worcester, June DIST by Robinson Tempeton Esq.
IT, Alba urlb~rt OF Worceser and Mrs. Silvia Peck of
Montpelier.
In MiddlescX, June 9TH, by Aaron Ladd Esq, Mr. Viii
lis H. aycher and - So Olena %eaver, both of Stowe
In Williamstown. June 18th, at the Congregational
Parsonage, by Rev P f. Barnard Mir. Gideon Stoddar I'd
of Wasfeld and Miss Elyira Dodge of Berlin.
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County Convention,

NhE Republicans Of Orange County are notified that
convention Tor the nomination # candidates for
Houhy ana Probate District Officers, be supported
the next annual Freemensi Meeting will be he i'd at the
own nan IN chelsea Tuesday, the 18th day July
next at III O'Clock A. NJ All who are in favor Of ear
hestly sustaining the Constitution and the Union and Of
heartly supporting the atona Administration in this
our couhtrs peril are very cordially invited attend.
B. MARTIN,
ROYAL BURNHAM
j. P. CLEVELAND JR County
II. w. BAILEY fCommittee
7. BARRON
ID. VI. RICHARDSON,
June 90, IT6!.
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NV YORK, June %. Rumor says that Gen
Scott is to succeed Secretary Stanton as Secretary
Of War, with Gen. Banks as assistant, and that
zen Pope Is to take Gen. Banks command in
me hed, while Gen. Mcdowell is to be given
some garrison station
Another version makes Gen Scott comman-
lal-ln-chle! OF the army with Gen. Banks as
Secretary of War.
Letters to The Philadelphia papers from Nc
tIg.lans army state that our first parallel,
miles long, is completed. Also that it is be-
iAed the rebels cannot muster 90 900 men
n whom they can rely to make "a charge on us,
~ stand one from us.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CaEs2HISEyaAN3S Pvg.9s

The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result ct long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and cartan in correcting all irregular
TIES Painful transformations, removing all obstructIons
whether ON cold or otherwise. headache, pain in the
sde papitaton OF the heart whites, all nervous afec-
tons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of
DIR CIIEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of in the treatment of
those irregularities and oDsructions which have
signed so many to premature grave. No female
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins
cline.
DR.. CHEESE MAN' S PILLS
are the most cltctual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar to Females TO all classes they in
valuable, inducing, with certainty periodical regularity
lhey are known to thousands who have used them diff
eren periods, throIg the country having the sane
ton OF some of the most eminent Physicians in
Explicit dhections Setting when they shoul! not be
used with each box-the prce dollar per box, con
tanning from fifty TO sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING to the Pro-
prietor. sold by 5 /. Redf!ld, Montpelier, w. and
by Druggists generally.
h F.PlEKCE, Montpelier, Agent
R. b, !U1CHINS Proprietor
may3ly - Cedar st., ~ York.
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The following sick and wounded Vermont
soldiers from the White House arrived in New
York on the 25th
a. ", Bacon, Co. h, Sd Vermont J Car
MEL: NJ 9th o. P. Hutchinson, E. 9th I'D.
W.. iillams' b, 9th b. Taylor, F, ID; l.. D,
Miles, Il, Sd NJ. c. Chapman, f, 4th W. J.
O0rman, /, 4th ; P. Dewey, G, 18th j. Scar.
GEL y, 80 IL. Smith, G, 4th j. 3. Hart. D
"a D. s. Killer, b, 9th c. l.. Piper, G, 4tb ;
Hiram Hnnscan, c, 4th & Hubbard. G, 5tb .
y: Smith, X, 9th L. Hook, F, 18th j. F.
olnmlne, A, 9th; J. Carlln, f, Sd j. Dion,
D. "a u hinman, B, 9th; 0. Colby, X, 5th ;
o. ooda, -, 4th r. A. Chilson. A. I'd
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Trains Going SoNth and East.
Leave Montpelier 't As M. % H. and 10 35
Al ALL TRAIN leaves ROlses Point Asa 4. NJ. ST.
WI Adams at $50 A. NJ, Burlington 715 A. NJ, con-
meeting at White River Junction wiihrans for an
Wells Rivef 81. Johusbury and tltleion, and with
Northe,n Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c.
and connecting al Bellows Falls with Cheshire +. r.
for Boston and With Vermont Valley r. R. for Spring
held, New haven ana New YORK, arriving in New York
at l0l5P
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Romse's Point at 05 4. NJ fp,
Burlington and Narhhed. Connecting at Durln gton
with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OghensbHtg al II go NJ.
Mont zeal at 90 p. NJ, houses PoA Ut 10 ~.
ing at Boston at $40 NJ connecting Bellows Pals
with Cheshire R. r. TO. Boston and Worcester and ti
Vermont Valley K r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 20 P. N.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 0s A. 735 A. NJ and 80 NJ,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 100 NJ, VIA Lowe;i,
Lawrence Fchburg Leaves Sprin gfeld at Us A. NJ.
Bellows Fall, at 1925 connecting at White kivsr
Junction with Northern H. X. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic R. R. tor and from St Johnsbury and tcton
arriving at Burlington at 6.45 and ST. Adams at
80 P. NJ OgdensburgI $50 M, and Montreal 10 30
P. N.
AccoMMoD.TIo TRAIN leaves Mortified At 30 A. a..
and BurIhs on at 9.2S NJ, for Rouses Point and Mon
trea
NIGHr ErrnEss TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls ut 9 l5p
re ewing passengers from Vermont Valley X. R. leaving
New York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire II. &
leaving Boston at 1 90 P. N. connecting n
White River junction with train leaving Boston At
$50 p. NJ. via Lowell or at 500 via Lawrence Leave
White River Junction at 1853 NJ, arriving at Burlington
at $50 A. NJ, Ronses Point ut 100 A. NJ. Montreal a
100 NJ and Ogdensbugh at 1910 NJ, connect NJ
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars re attached to both the night
trains unn ing between Rolse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the Vest for sale
the principal stations.
st. Adams VI, June %, 1862.
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Fremont. VI" '"0 way 10 ueh
jackson Is by this time checked, and Gems. Ere.
mont Banks, and Shields, have Joined their
forces to pursue him. "'''
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THE PRESIDENT IN Nkw YORK.

NV YORK June %. The PrcsidenHsaid a
lev words to the crowd in response to loud cheers
at Jersey City, IN which he said that his visit to
West Point was not to make or unmake any Cen
erals, Gen. Scott accompanied him to New
York, 10 further
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New YORK, June 25 New Orleans advices
state that four men sentenced to be hung by
Gen. Butler for robbery of citizens were execu-
ted on the 18th.
Porter mortar feet has gone to VicksbuIgh.
Com. Farraeut was before Vicksburgh. The
Bank OF America of New Orleans was paying
specie.
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SENsS =
4.}lcO.

In Middlesex, June 2'd Mr. VIM. H. Holden, aged 6S
years.
He has been a respected by his townsmen, (who
have honored him with nearly all the principal Offices of
the town. beloved by his large circle of friends and in
his last sickness participated in the joys Of communion
with Christ, and expressed full and cheerful trust that
all would be we'll
In Paufeld, May IL, MIR Asa Fletcher aged SO years.
In Peaoham, June 10, Ct diptheria, Emma Jane, third
daughter of Ira w and Lorinda Winter, aged years.
May the grace of God support and comor. the deeply
afflicted family. An by faith may they be enabled to
look through their tears 10 the Paradise of God and
their beloved children with Christ before the throne
IRA LEBARoN
In Wocott, May %, Mary f. daughter of R. F. and
Aahala s. Bruce, aged Is days.
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MEMPHIS, June %. A detachment of the 9th
Illinois cavalry made descent on the rebel
cavalry guarding train by Cold Water Sta,
ton on MlssssppiI and tennessee railroad, and
captured % prisoners and ~, 900 lbs. bacon,
they also destroyed The bridges, making the
road impossible.
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MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, June "A.
From the movements of the enemy last night
and from information received from contraDands
general engagement was looked for this morn
ing. The troops and everything were in readl-
ne's, but after slight demonstration, brought
On by the rebels and finding themselves promptly
met they retired to their old position.
A terrible storm visited this section last night,
lasting about three hours The winds blew a
hurrican, hurting tents and trees in every d.
recton The condition of the swamps tor an
encampment has rapidly improved within the
last few days.
Richmond papers to-day contain nothing OF
special interest exccp, the arrival of General
Price. No mention is made OF the whereabouts
OF Beauregard's army.
BosroN, June 26 Perley telegraphs to the
Journal, under date of the 25th, the following ;
The Presidents visit to West Point has gwen
rise TO numerous speculations.
Gen. Pope was at the Capital to-day, and re:
ceIvcd much attention from members OF Con
grcss.
NORFOLK, Va. June "a. Gen. Fiele held
Conference with the city officers here yes
'rday, and finding that they would not take
We oath of allegiance, ordered that no election
Tor municipal officers should be held to-day as
arranged for
He issued proclamation declaring the CITY
aneer martial law, and retiring the old city
cheers whose terms have expired.
HAErER's FERRY, June "a. A ponsoon bridge
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Dental NOTICE..

| SH ALL be in my Office in Montpelier on Saturday
July 9TH, and shall be glal to those who require
the services OF Dentist. don't expect to be absent
fr' IN Montpelier again this year.
Bear in mind, that for filling with GOLD charg. but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY, and in no case
charge anything for temporary teeth but fur
nish them FREY. Work warranted
tlljulylO JOHN ". COMEGYS.
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THE ssCNRURN HORSE"

TRE HCOBURN HORSE.'
TINE subscriber would inform the public that this we'll
known Horse will be found the present at their
stable in Cabo where all who desire good horses ex
anime him and his stock aing been kept out OF the
State season. the proprietors have refused Tempt
ing offers for the present that the farmers in this
section may have the benefit OF his services The 'Coburn
Horse was sired by the Old Peck Horse is lOyears old,
stands plump 10 hands high and weighs 1910 pounds
TERMS--To Warrant, $500.
We have at our stable also hne specimen of the stock
Of the above Horse which is four years old, for
which we shall charge only 50 to warrant
H. & E +. COBURN.
Cabot, June 1, 1862 junel2pandw3W
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II he Confessions and EXperi
enCG Of m Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning ana
L a caution to young who suherfrom Nervous Deb
y Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the same time the
of SelfCure BY who has cured himself atte
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quscker' BY enclosing postpaid addressed enve
pc, COPIES may be had OF the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd, Bedford, Kings Co., N Y.
arch1Sfy.
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HARrER's FERRY, June "a. A ponsoon bridge