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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-30
UNION VICTORY IN KENTUCKY!

THE CONFEDERATE MAKE AN ATTACK
UPON MOUNT STERLING ANO ARE RE-
PULSED AND UTTERLY ROUTED.
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The CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA have now al
opportunity Of enjoying themselves hugely, b.
simply resorting 70 Liberty Hall and witnessing
Dick Parker and the rest Of the troupe now per
forming there In their inimitabIe Ethiopic ant
other performances.
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Ear successfully treated by DR. Won Nose hzisker,
oculist and sufist. The very highest references
given, and testimonials from well known citi-
Zens W no have been deaf for many years and re.
can be examined at bis office, No 227 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Gross eyes, strabismus, Of the worst
kind, from birth or otherwise, made perfectly
straight. The operation performed in a minute,
without any detention from business. iy26.3t*
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ARRIVAL or SICK SOLDIERS. night tn,
cars from Manassas brought down about twenty
FIVE sick soldiers, who were at once removed e
the hospitala
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10. w. B.-Peter Miller, worthy member
Of the independent Order Of Wife Beaters, wal
arrested yesterday by ofhcer Wheeden, Of the
Seventh Ward, FOR assaulting and beating hi,
better half Justice Stration accommodated Mr.
Miller with free lodgings in the Jail until the
court shall dispose Of his case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-30

RANGE OF THE THKRMoMETKR.-Tbe thermO-
meter at / O'Clock p. m, (at Franklin d CO., OPP
ticians, stood in the shade, Fahrenheit IS deg |;
Reaumur . deg.
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PARDoNRD The President has pardoned Felix
Mullen, who was convicted in the criminal
court on the 2ist Of February last, Of burg larry,
The pardon was granted on the unanimous petit
ton OF the jury who tried and convicted him,
under a misconception Of the law.
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month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
II 10 invaluable for removing pimplcs, blotches,
&C tan, freckles, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness OF the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jy 5-n
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NAVY DEPAR7MENT,

TIE NAVY DgPARIMINf viii, until The 9th
struotlon and erection Of TEAM MACHINERY
on board vessels similar TO the propeller gunbosts,
boats, excep. that the stroke of the piston will be
81 inches, that w addel slide valves will be used
and there be frate surface of 67 square feet; the
dian eter Of the propeller TO be ten feet and the
rudder post, shoe and Ludder to DO Of copper and
the printed contract and speoifosts for the gun.
boat machinery.
Propositions will ct the same time be received
for any other Kind Of Engines, Of sual power inn
srIfaee condenser. under the same terms nd oon;
rudder belns ~ above described.
fhe proposIiions must state the time, total oost,
and the NAVY \ ard to which 10 in intended to ap-
ply.
In the event of other Engines than those built
for the Eunbosts bsing prefer ed, the pa ties Will
included the Same number of duplicate sieo g,
tools, instruments. stores, go. ENUMERATED 10 this
printed speclhcStions above referred to ~ "a 2t
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DOMESTIC coIIoN GOODS AT "OLD

DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS AT "OLD
IL PRICES"
Having purchased many Of our goods before the
rise IN prices, We shAl continue TO sell o. the fol-
lowing rates until further notice.
=. b, ct Americen and EnElish Prints, I'm Light,
Excellent Oh Ring Cottons, ~ and 90 ct la1<,
Is. e.d is cents, and ~ Brown Cottons, st Lax,
u, and 6 cents.
..Best % Cotton shsstinss. thesvy and fns,) At
~ cents.
GOOD Dom.ssso sinsSsm rsCn a AZ 2 u SsS
Ir FINE White GOODS, sueh a.
P. %pr N.paooIi s,S Nsn.e ssiHE GsnSric:
French Mu:llns, Striped and Plaid Sviss. Dotted
and Flsaisd Swiss: I.rletons, India Dimlty, TO,
customers thu sdvantaEs Of the "cld priees, % al
tnorEh these. goods have advanced q per cent.
within the last few days.
III Postage Stanlls taken. aad premtruI a.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
New store,o
yH-6sit sos Pa. ave-, bet, 9Th and i0tb ats
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CRIMINAL CouRr, JHly 3O.-Wm. Chamber,
indicted for an assault and battery with intent 30
kill w lillian McNickle Is on trial.
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OFFICE GAS Lie AT COMPANY.

trFlOE ohs LILO u UONlfhNY.
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF F sAs%By
On ecI Of Cong ress, approved July H. 1862 the price
of gas in Was hing on is xsa at tveuty-sIEht (2Sj
cents per hundred cubic feet to the Government
o nd thirty tSOD cents to all other oonsumsrs lin
stsAd of thirty i've (S5l cents heretofore j sub
] OF to d prompt PAYNE t''disoount of ten (iO) per
osntum on dEE bllls or gas, paid 1t the o1tts Of
fac company vitAfn foe t5) days from the rendition
thereof. provided all arrears shall have been yfs-
rtossly paid
HereatIsr exoept in eases Of bills rendered week
Iy) all bills for GAS Will BIO rendered rtosfhIv, and
on tue first daY OF the month; and the dscoxnt will
N dsr eirexnrstdscsS, be allowed on any bill az
ter i've O'CLOCK p M on the Afth day from its pre-
sentation, and then only upon payment made At
tks oes Of eo,npasy, s14 18th street all arveays
having been previously paid. 10 will thus be seen
that In order to save the diseoxst, snontkIy bills
must DO paid btfoSss O'Clock p. m. on the Sth day
OF each month.
The sct Of Congress places "sU bills for rs.',
Cncuding Government, cIty, and iadisiduasJ on
the same footing as to discosHf, and the Com nsny
mast strloty adhere TO this resuirement
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
j. F. BROWN,
1y u Sow secretary In Charge.
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EMANCIF ALTON COMMISSIONERS further list
Of claimants and claims preferred before the
Emancipation Commission Tor negro slaves will
be found day on our fourth page This list
embraces all petitions fled frsm the l4th of June
TO the 18th OF July, inclusive, and all persons
having knowledge Of any fact tending to show
that said claims are unjust or ill-founded are
requested to bring the same to the attention Of the
CommissiOnefs
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AssSSfsEg, Essr,
PkOtUOE GENERALLY,
For ssle By
FOX & VAN HOOK,
Commission Merchants,
~ 0-lm- % Louisiana av.. WashIngtou.

To prsvsnt mistakes. he will STATE that his s'art
preesrvenye refers excineiveiy 70 the v.Tieus de-
6ompeut.on. either In ssslits Of WORK or reasonA-
tisnsEs Ut Pfloe. iyN.sm
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL near Blade burg, two NEGRO BOYS, -
en- Monday last Henry Beckett, feet inch
mers; he had his thigh brokez and limIs
MI 9; aged ls years; Lloyd, s fee or ) inch IL
90 nigh; Dlaoki with several scars about the faoe
ocoasioned by burns; thick lips and grum counte-
nance, and speaks suiok; Q very large head and
short hair, VIII give gas for Henry and aTS for
Lloyd, and either case they must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
je7 FIELDER MA6RUDER,
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FiEsnIss days az ~e noticed the
arrest OF a fellow for cutting no ,es and cows
TO crafty mis- devilish propensity Ior mischief.
IL WA hardly TO be believed that similar villains
were at large, but % 1t seems. Agentleman yes
tefday exhibited a fine horse on the corner Of
Eleventh and streets dreadfully hacked In the
side with knife or dirk, and to all appearance
the animal was dying from loss Of blood MOE
day night some villain got into the stable OF the
steamboat omnibus propfietors and cut the throat
Of one OF their finest horses
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AlcEIp BIT A hoEsE.-On Sunday afternoon a.
soa 81 Mr: John 4. Holland, residing near
hock Creef Church, was returning with q
S,InSef sister froIa meeting, he was kicked by
p Ifae i"s horse which he W q arriving. nd hsi
--VeraI OF ii. abs orokea. Tes sssse- ,s-royvfv
S---Sss sizing XII ed ea TIE head
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kkcovkh1 OF GOVERNMENT PEoPERrY.-Yes-
IetoIY afternoon Oricer Council found a large
NUMBER OF Government blankets on Third street
near the canal, which he seized and took 10 thr
stallon; ,Anerwerds the ofncer went bach and
ginia Robinson, prosti tutes and M, y Co,na.
who was charged with selling the good,> Tbey
were taken before Justice Waiter Who ,,,,nsI5
the property over 70 the military ana dismiaed
che parties with q lecture.
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eTASLISs Law -otacer TAFT arrested Joseph
Naaes on Monday on the charge Of building Q
sable contrary to law, and two charges Of keep
EnS Avery stable without license. Justice
Clark fned hin go on the Ant chargs. as on
tee second, and dismissed the third. Mr. Neders
VIII appeal 70 the City Councils. :
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AIR-TIeHr lNKsfAxp.-We have tried. with
much Satisfaction, the alright inkstand of M
Pnlneas, IL John street, New York. II Is Ger.
tainly an admirable affair, 90 contrived that III,
Ink does not evaPorate, and thus does not thicker
and clog on the pen, and the supply 10 so gradu
&Ied that the pen 10 not overloaded, and conse
duenIy the disngufement Of blots 10 avoided
a ne feinees Alright Inkstand 10 for sale at al
Tie Leading book stores
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Nh"pnfHNaWo Fi%%krF E AND s slSsfSaR Foh
Professor ALEXANDER WQLOWSKI. Pr
sniit and Composer, has returned FROM 60
course tor the Piano and slpEing bJ his tsJu
OF music will be enabled IN q very short time 10
read music with great facility, aud execute ope-
ton. Az to the vocal part, BY his way OF vocal
zation he arrives at most extraordinary results.
renders the voice powerful, and enables the singer
70 vocabxe with facility, accuracy and fne quality
Of tone Prof. Wo,ovsai reoelves visitors daily
Tenth street, between aniF. iy2Im
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-27
LIME, LIME.
OFFICIAL.

IT TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 4, 1861.
1 oLDERs OF BONDS Of the United States dated Aug
TO- 1851 payable three years from date hereby no
fed that provision is made for the Coupons Of semi annual
interest which became due the 18Th instant In COIN
agreeaby To their by the Treasurer Of the United
States at Washington by either Of the As'isn Treasur
ers at New York, Boston, and Philadelphia.
An such Coupons, together with schedules showing the
hummer and amount Of each Coupon aud the aggregate
u eaeh parcel must be presented examination aud ve
'o ~ e"st three full business days before pa, ment
s. p. CHASE,
Fab 1l.-2w7 sscrct ,r, q, tho rr,asrrv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-27

Gordon, the SLAYER captain who was hung at
New York on Friday, is TIE first whose con-
viction has been secured during the past forty
years. Like many others who have violated
this law of the nation, he was first arraigned
under an administration that winked at such
sin but the present government is of differ
ent stamp and he has paid the penalty of his
crimes. Other slave catchcrs may as well take
warning by his fate.
Some one was telling an Irishman that
fellow had eaten ten saucers of ice-cream |;
whereupon Pat shook his head. 'Sovon don't
believe it ?" With nod, Pat answered, II be-
lave in the crane but not in the saucers.'
A Methodist minister in presenting to the
war department new shell that he invented.
is reported to have said that he had preached
hell IN the abstract good while and was now
anxious TO give little of it it concrete form.
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BATCuELOR's HAIRDyp

n II r - " 4 II r. w q II
w. A. BaIcacIOr's Splendid Unir Dvot,.u
OriJindi and only Reliable and Harmless Hair NV t
instantaneous In its effect, does stain the skin and a.
vgoratcs the hair for life. BE careful and uss none %
than the genuine signed each side Of every hnxWii
A. BACHELOR Sold by all Respectable Druggists Aud ~
cy Goods stores everywhere MASuFACToRY No 81 BAnc
ST. Date 10 Bond St. and 233 Broadway NEw YoRK-ly91
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GNoss CARrIrsrNEss An NAnnnw EscA

GROSS CARELEsTNEss AND NARROW ESCAPE.
AS the afternoon up train over the Connect
cut River RaiIrod, on Saturday, was few rods
this side of the Deerfeld depot, several persons
fired the old cannon, which was a few rods
from and facing the track, the whole charge of
which passed through the side of the middle
passenger car of the train into the car, making
hole two feet square through tn side of the
car, tearing two or three of the hind seats on
that side of the car and the saloon on the op-
posite side, into kindlng wood, and breaking
five windows. There were no passengers on
the hind seats, and consequently no one was
seriously injured. The brakeman who stood
between the cars, was slightly injured, and
Isaac Chenery of Montague and two or three
passengers who were opposite some of the
broken windows, had their faces and necks and
clothing filed with broken glass and were Sight
ly cut. The escape from death of the passen-
gers, was narrow one. 1t is supposed those
in charge of the cannon did not intend to fire
until the train had passed, but touched it off a
second too soon.
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The COnfessions and Eek perience of nm
invalid.

PUBLISHED for the benefit and warning and a caution
10 young men who suffer from debility, Premature
Decay, etc 4 supplying the time the Self.
Cure, by who cured himself after being put to
pense through medical imposition and quackery. Single
pies may he had Of the author, NArIlANfEL MAYFAIR
ESQ., Bedford Kings County, N. Y, 10y enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope, Sinai
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miserable compensation for the ruin of free
people"
The Union men at Richmond, had meeting
privately Friday night, which was well attend
cd.
ANOTHER DAY OF FASTING.
jeff Davis has appointed the 2Sth inst, as
day of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-27

Sure Cure for Bleeding Blind and Itching Piles Scrofpa
Salt Rheum, and Diseases Of the Skin.
One bottle warranted In all cascs not, Dealers
are particularly requested to refund the money.
Ony i've bottles In thousand returned and these
hrmed Fistua. Hundreds and certificates
IN the pr1prietor possession which be upon app
cation send for Circular. Prepared by HENRY ID.
FOWL Chemist, II Prince St. Boston. Sold by all Drug
gsl Certificates with each bottle. Price, 81 per b tile.
6n40
iEE iH The subscriber having lately returned from
nus sputherh tour, would in calling the attention o the pub
nc return ms thanks to his patrons generally and TO those
espeely VINO have continued their support for the past
eighteen years feeling to be aering testimonial 0f their
confidence In his professional sLnl 80
He continues To perform all operations for preserving
Identifying and restoring the Teeth In hls usual careful and
thorough manner. ~ 900 ~ ~
Teeth inserted Gold, Silver and rubber with n the late
improvements. Please call m 81 AN "
Brrteboro, May !, ls6l-ls
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Dir. IADLEY associate of Dr. Blake, $40 Broadway New
York. will visit the Revere House. Breboro Thursday and
Friday the 9th and 7th OF March, 1861 and intends
his visit the first Thursday aid Friday month;
where any afflicted with Cancers can consult
him with regard to their Ills remedy gives little or no
pain in cases, AMI is very speedy and eectua In re-
moving the disease Special attention also given
treatment Of Scofuous and other long standing DISEASES
No charge for consultations
tf3 WM W. HADLEY, NJ. b.
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CoPARTNERsuIP NOTICE.

n oIlCl. is hereby given that o. J. PRATT
ana 4 W. BROWN have associated themselves togetl.
or under The firm and style Of o. j. PRATT co and viii
continue le Wholesale and retail DRY GOODS 4 MILL
nthi Isl slNEss at the light and spacious store of o.
frat NO dranlte Row. who would take this opportunity 10
render MS To his friends aud the public Tor
e very liberal patronage which he has received the past
nine years at this place and to solicit continuance Of the
same for the Arm who will spare pains expense T.
mike their establishment the most attractive IN the state
Yours very respectfully
o, J. PRATT co.
o. j. PRATT. O. w BaowN
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NTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

~ The Hon. PROBATE court for sail District.
To all whom It may concern,--Greeunq.
You are rely notified that ALVAII SMITH Guardian of
GEORGE Whitney has made application in writing this
Court for license to sell the whole the Real Estate of his
said Nard situate and lying In Guiord In said District on
the ground that such sale will be- beneficial to his said Ward
and that this Court will decide upon said application at the
Session thereof to be held the Probate Occ in Brae-
bero in said District the day Of Febuary A. D. 1862
when and where may be heard premises il you
see ht' III Il. W. CLARKE, Register.
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CoMMISSIoNERs, NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NJ f. THE fRSCRIRERS h,y;n,, 10.

w duly appointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
bsuct OF Marlboro Commissioners To receive examine and
ADJUST all claims aud demands of all persons against the Is
hte OF SULLIVAN CUNE late Of Brattleborn In said Dis
c' deceased AMI also all claims and demands exhibited In
offset hereto and six months the 3Oth day of January
~ lso2 being allowed by said Court that
hereby give notice tina; will attend to the business OF our
san appointment at the late residence Of the deceased In said
hraebnro, on the second Tuesdays Of March and July
next rom one to four o'clock, T. NJ, each ct said DAYS
LAFAYETTE CLARK)
SETH NJ llERRICK, Com'rs
u DAVID GOODELL,
Brntueboro, Feb. 4, 1926
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DEATHS.

In West Dover Feb H. Mrs SALLY, wife of Rev. Daniel
Leonard, aged 90.
In South Woodstock, Feb. 49, Of consumption, FRED u.
THOMPSON, hate Of the Rev re House in this village. aged
% years and months.
In Guord Feb. o. Of paralysis Mrs. MARY COBLEIGiI,
widow Of tn late Lemuel Cobegh Of Marlboro, aged 10
years mouths Printers In n. " and Mass, please copy.
In this village Feb. % of apopcxy, SIR JOHN VEL Is,
aged o. years, 10 mouths.
In Guilford, Jan 81 ALoNZ1, Of Samuel H. aud Al
mira Blxhy aged years. also, Jan 49, JOHN Of joel
and OrA Marsh aged II years. months 10 days. both Of
cankcr rash.
In Greenfield, Mass, Reh. %. Col II. p. VAN BIBBEB
o.. Feb. 10, FRANCIS A.. FRlNK, %.
In Coerane, Feb IL Of typhoid fever the residence NJ
his sonn-law,J S Bell, Capt HENRY PACKER aged 81,
formerly Of Gufmd
AZ Camp Griffin, January %, GEORGE W. RICHARD
son, member Of Co A. 4h, Vermont Regiment and
OF Jonathan Richardson, Of Stamford aged % years.
and ID days.
In FtzTilam, N. H., Feb. o. Rev. LUTuAR TOWNSEND,
formerly Of Troy, aged 49,
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= - . D'fII'Vi T JUT UdT Vfs
Hon Gideon Weles, secretary of the navy
Lieut. commanding Quinn. with the gun6oat
Taylor, has just arrived from Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama, and reports the Union
sentiment in southern Tennessee and North
Alabama TO be very strong. | shall send him
back to-day and he vii! call for regiment at
Fort Henry TO accompany the gunboat, which
will aid the loyal people Of those states to raise
Union force, within their borders.
(Signed,) A. ii. FooTE, flag officer COM
ml1ling.
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) II e @ L AL NO TICE S.
A CARD OF GRATITUDE,

After having been, Tor several months afflicted with
dreadful disease in the joint of my right shoulder went to
Europe, last Summer in the month june to find good
medical practitioner who might relieve the pain from which
have now been suffering for fourteen months The pain
which ormented me was not the only difficulty, for my
was entirely parayzcd. After spending in France
at the public Hospital in Paris where had the best medical
care in Europe without experiencing any relief returned
to the United States of America with other hope than to
pass the remainder of my days in the Of freedom But
by the blessing of Divine Providence found good Yankee
Doctor who has ectualy cured can now use my arm
as did before the attack.
This excellent Physician Is Doctor IoRroY of Braeboro
Vermont As long live shall cherish for him the most
heartfelt gratitude, and sincerely hope that, if any
should be afflicted with TROUBLESOME or DANGEROUS Dis
he will be fortunate as to meet with PHYSICIAN
equally skiliull.
ToMMAs) GAGLIARDI,
Sculptor, from Rome Italy.
Refer To- aor-Gener NJ Msis, exsuperintenlent Of the
Capitol Extension, Washington City, b. c.
Are you single' there too miny in that state The
care OF family undoubtedly has good deal do in keep
ing many from taking for life. Sickness is one
great source OF trouble aud care, it is you
e great benefit to be derived from the Dr. Chords
Homeopathic Curaves that this article Is written fmi-
y case OF his melne u house to BE- used all little
ailments that may occur, will d. preserve harmony
anu health than anything that ca be done. Then
economzer there is nothing like it keep down expenses
w" may cura IN every thing else, hut 1t viii like "Sayng
nj the spgot and wasting at the bungn You want to
know where they be found, they sold by o. f. WOOD
Bellows Falls, aud l. n THORN, Brattleboro Agent or al
uress Phhiip Lee, 1856 William street, New York.
manu- which gives all information will be sent free on
application. " ~
ITO COnsu ptiycs-The Adyerti-er,
having oeeh restored to health In by very sim.
PIE remedy after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consumptioni
~ w VIZ VI
To all who desire it. he will send copy o. the prescription
used Gree OF charged with the directions for AMI
using the same, which they will find suRg raF yn C"y
SUMPTION ASTHMA, BnoNoHTIs, &c The only object Of the
advertiser IN sIh g The Prescription is to benefit the afc
valuable and he hopes sufferer try his remedy IA
1t will cost them nothing, aud may prove blessing
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wilamsburgh, Kings County, New York
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ANOTHER DAY OF FASTING.
Surrender Of Nashville.

The St. Louis Republicans Cairo dispatch
on Tuesday, SAYS the occupation of Nashville
is confirmed. Our troops took possession
without opposition. Floyd fled as usual. The
report that Gov. II ,rris had ordered all the
Tennessee troops to lay down their arms and
go home is confirmed. The Tennessee egs-
lature is called for next Monday. No opposi-
ton to the Union movements is made anywhere
on the Cumberland. 1t is reported that white
flags are flying at Memphis.
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.
Ground ana Dry White Lend;
- - :. Zinc;
French Yellow; Venetian Red;
Ground and Dry Greens; Whiting;
Putty; Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil;
Vnrnishcs; Jnpnn; Turpcntinc;
A full assortment of Paint Brushes, SC. & C.
For sale low by
TYLER & THOMPSON.
March l. eve
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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE.
-. Peril AM.
The celebrated CIock RcPnircr and RIA nor
IA 4 M

HAS LEFT HIS LITTLE FARM IN THE
Northeast Of Ilinsdalc, N II (near the Baptist Meet
ing lousc an has moved to DRATrLEDORO village, into
Mr JAMES REEDS house, nn Green ST. aud will travel as
usual, In his CLOCK-REPAIRING BUSINEsS.
His daughter, Mrs LEONARDO will 60 out by the day,
Cutting and Making Dresses; she will also put Bottoms
into cane-seat Chairs, II brought to the house
n u. MIR. PERTAINS little farm for sale, or to let.
ID. PERliAM
Brattleboro, Feb /, lS02-9N5