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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED


IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. DOW continues to be consulted his Office Nos and
Endicott Street, Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long Of study and practical experience Of un
the unfortunate with remedies that never since he hr
introduced Them failed 10 the most alarming Of
GoNoRRHGA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors venerea and i'm.
pure blood, Impotncy Scrolua, Gonorrhea Ulcers pain
and distress Ia the regions Of proceaon, Inflammation Of
The Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrooee, Abcesses Humors
attending this class Of disease made harm
less as the simplest aings Of n child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Or d. devoes great part Of his time the treatment Of
nose cases caused by and solitary habit which ruins
e Douy and mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
uses or society Some Of the sad and melancholy
boiuceu oy early habits Of youth, Weakness Of the
Back and limbs, Dizziness the head Dimness OF sight
raphon OF the heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness Derange-
ment OF the digestive functions Symptoms OF Conson
&c Ibe fearful effects the are much to be dreaded;
ss memory confusion Of IDEAS depression ef spirits evil
loreooung aversion OF society, selfdstrust mdity &c.
contemplating matrmony consult physician Of experience
ana ne at once restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. Dows treatment
Few days or weeks will be furnished with pleasant rooms and
charges for board moderate. -
Medicines sent to all parts the country with full direc
ions or use on receiving description Of your Dr.
Dow has also for sale the French Capottes warranted the
best preventive Order by mail. Three for 81 and red
stamp.
April 1so2.-iy15
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
w pointed by me Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro, Commissioners receive examine and adjust ali
claims Of all persons asains, the Estate Of DANIEL DEXTER
hteol mnasno,o In said District deceased, and also all
claims exhbted In offset therefor and months from the
first day Of July 1902 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we hereby give notice that will attend to the
business OF our sad appointment at the late dwelling house
o. the deceased in Wardsboro, the rst Wenesday in
september and December next from O'Clock A. M until
O'Clock p. Nj. on each Of said days. w
HOLLAND PLIMPrON,l
- WILLARD SHEPARD, Commissioners,
Wardsb,ro, July llth, 1852. 90
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cTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. I

~ The Hon. Probate Court for said District;
To all persons interested In the Estate OF BErsEY SIT NJ
WAY, late Of Nottingham, deceased, Greeting;
Whereas, LEWIS SUBWAY, has presented to this Court
Instrument purporng be the last win Of said dec ased
for robate You hereby notified that this Court will de-
eide upon the Probate OF said Instrument the session
thereof to be held at the Village Hotel In Wilmington, In
when and where you may appear and contest the same
you see ht' A. KEYEs, Register.
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The "solhicrs, sncin,r.. rOsnec,o,llu roo.0

The 'Soidicrs' Aid Society" respectfully request
the Ladies' OF Bratteboro generally aud all Ladies interest
ed IN the cause, to attend meeting In the Nesry OF the
gregotional church Thursday, Suly 81 at r. NJ make
arrangements for Social Festival in aid of the sick and
wounded soldiers in the Union Army.
Mrs. l.. q. MEAD, President.
Mrs. CIA'S WARDER, Secretary
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WANTED SOMETHING NEw-'EMPLoY-
w MEST . EMPLOYMENT '-Male and Female Agents
wanted every and city In the United States $40 to
$40 per month be made, and no humbug Business
easy and respectable 1t requires very small capital and
will interfere with other employment This Is no book
agency nor humbug Of any kind. No person will regret
having for this information let his employment be what
may Full particulars given 70 all who inclose three
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VERMONT VALLEY r. r. COMPANY.

VNHE Annual Meeting of this Company will
Il be holden their office at Bellows Falls Wednesday
the 18th day Of August A. d. 1852 at IL o'clock A NJ
Each Stakeholder will be entitled to free pass and
from the meeting presentation Of Certificate of his
stock to the Conductor. L. @. MEAD, Clerk
Brattleboro, July q, 1s62.-3w31
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
M ETIE SUBSCRIBERS having been duly
appointed by the Hon Probate Court for the District
" Marlboro, commissioners receive, examine and adjust
~ claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate OF
sAMu Eli T. KELLEY, late Of Greenfield Mass, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited In offset therefor
and six months from the oath day OF June, 1852 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose hereby give notice
mat we w attend to the business Of said appointment
at the dwelling house Of EDISON JOHNSON in Wardsboro
on the I'd Wednesday Of September next from nine O'Clock A.
NJ until four O'Clock p. NJ, on each Of said days.
HOLLAND PLIMPT0N.}
A. j. DEXTER r Commissioners.
Wardsboro, July 22d, lso2-3i
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Law SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE.
1923.

1.-TWO Terms of nineteen weeks each, COM
i mencing September LIST, 1862, and March 3D. 1868.
For Catalogue and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Profes
Cambridge, July IS, 1s62.-3w31
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NOTICE. The Republicans of Nottingham
hereby requested to the office Of H. N Xix,
ESQ., Saturday the 9th inst, at o'clock r. NJ, elect
Delegates to attend the County Convsnon be holden
Newfane Aug 12h, to nominate County officers Judges
of Probate. l.. BROWN Town
ii. N. Xix, Committee.
whitlngham August 4th, 1862.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

~ The Probate Court for SAID District;
To all persons interested in the Estate OF CHARLES
W. GRAu, late Of Brattleboro, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the Of PHILIP WELLS Admins
traitor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among the persons entitled thereto the session thereof to
be held the Probate Once In Braeboro In said District
on hrst Saturday Of August A. D. 1862 when where
You may be heard n the premises, Il you see ht
n. W, CLARKE, Register,
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NTATE OF YERMONT. MARlRoRo. S. s

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, 5. 5.
- TIE Probate Court for said Disrieti
To all persons Interested In the Estate OF ChhsIhh Nh-
son, late Of Gulford, deceased, Greeting
You hereby notified that this Court Will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of BENJAMIN BARBER Adj
mnstraor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among the persons entitled thereto, at the session thereof to
he held at The Probate Oce in Braeboro in said District
on the rst Saturday OF August A. d. 1852 when and where
you may be heard in the premises, u you see MT
~ r. W. CLARKE, Register.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons indebted to the late firm Of j. ii. W. H.
EsTERBROOK by NOTE or ACCOUNT that settlement of
TEXTBOOK, one Of the partners and that immediate
adjustment is expected
Also all persons having claims against said firm
quested to present the to W. H. ESTERBROOK, the
surviving partner, for payment.
Bratteboro July 10, 1862. 90
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LAsELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

rNHIS Institution begins its Fall Term on
THURSDAY, September IL. 1t has been in operation
eleven under the Principal teachers are all
of experience in their respective departments.
Apply for catalogues and information to
@. W. BRIGGS, PRINCIPAL.
Auburndale, Mass, Aug, ls62.-6w32
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MARRIAGES..

In Wardsboro, July I'd, by Rev. Benjamin Ober, MIR.
STEPHEN W. KIMBALL Of West Brattieboro and Miss
ELVIRA, daughter Of Dea t. s. Baldwin Of Wardsboro.
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SPRINGFIELD WESLEYAN sEMYNA-
RY AND FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

HNHESE Institutions retain their full Board
i of experienced Teachers The Music DEPARTMENT is
under the charge of PROF. H. LOCKE late graduate under
the celebrated MUSICIANS AsD TEACHERS KNoRR LIST,
from GERMANY.
The GYMNASIUM is In successful operation.
The MILITARY DEPARTMENT is under charge Of a
student of Norwich
1.-THE FALL TERN commences Sept All. For particulars
address NJ. c. DEAN, Principal
Springfield, VT, Aug. 4, 1s62.--4w32
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o,TATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.

CTATE OF NERMONl, MARLBORO, .. y.
- The Probate Court for said District.
To ALI persons interested In the Estate Of lydia KELSEY
late OF Brattleboro, deceased, Greefings
You are hereby notified that said Court will decide upon
the allowance the account Of BENAJAH DUDLEY Ad-
mnsraor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among hat persons entitled thereto the session thereof 10
be held the Probate office In Brateboro said District
on first Saturday of August, A. d. 1862 when and
where you may be heard In the premises II you see it,
20 II. w. CLARKE, Register.
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DEATHS.

In this village, August Sd, HELEN NJ, daughter Of Geo.
b. and Helen Lynde, aged 10 months and IS days.
Drowned July 9th, CLAYTON DICKERMAN, only son
OF Oscar and Susie f. stowe aged three years and
months
Rare bud of PROMISE early called deck his saviours
crown.
In Halifax, July 5th JAMES TUCKER, aged 10 years.
July 81, JOHN CHARLES FREMONT only son Of Willard
and Louisa A. Woodland, aged years.
In Brattleboro Aug 3, Miss JANE NJ daughter of Alex
amber and Ruth Rockwell aged 16 years and months.
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April, 1S62.-ly15

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NOTICE. The Republicans and all other
citizens Of Braeboro who support the present Ma
tional Administration, hereby notified the
Town Hall in this village Monday evening August 18th,
to elect nine Delegates the County Convention to be held
at Newiane, the 18th ins and to choose Town Com
mittee for the year ensuing.
Per Order.
Brattleboro, Aug. 8, 1862
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
BERNARDsT0N, MASS.
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LEACH.
Letters for Board Rooms for slfBoardng, Circulars and
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THE HARMONIC ATTACHMENT

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Fer Sale and to Let,


VALUABLE SOUND LANDS FOR SALE.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to his late purchas
in S Carolina offers for sale his Plantation on Topsail
Sound II Gilea from Wilmington, containing five hun
dred of the best quality Pea Mutt land About half
of the tract is under cultivation Also, snall
tract Of pney land lying in front Of said place the main
road leading to Wilmington These IaIds principally
the Sound convenenfo fish and for making
Sa-and believed to be d. sraby located as any
lands the Sound. There ia about one hundred acres
of the very best Pea Land ready to clear, porten
mas aeaGy 9een aeadfo' ana contains large
Saltand .enient to the Sound. Persons wishing to
purchase desirable residence would DO well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy
n. T. NIXON.
Dec. I9, 1861. I7-tf
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Dec. I9, 1861.


FEDERAL OUTRAGEs IN THE WEsT.-The Federal
freebooters the Mississippi nauguratng the same
system of ViIany pursued by the Yankees the Rap
pahannock and in North Carolina but we gratifed
to learn that the trueheared Southern men are apply
ing the torch to their property rather than see il fall
into the hands OF the marauders We copy the follow
ing from the Memphis ArguS of April IS:
Two or three days since party of about 80 FEEDER,
ais found their way down through the oveIf0wed bot
toms to the plantations Of DIR. Hardin and Mr. Felix
Laner, below Osceoa, on the Arkansas side. They
came in skits and dug OUTS and were well armed
Entering the residence Of Dr. Hardin, they inquired for
him. Fortunately he a distant portion of the
plantation and being advised of the object of their visit
managed to secrete himself until they departed. A
large number OF his negroes coaxed off, and Others
betook themselves to the swamps aud have doubtless
fallen into the hands Of the marauders
The FedeTas searched the plantation for cotton two
three hundred bales of which were found stored in
shed, but as they ud not take it with them it was
unmo.ested Mr. Laniers plantation, adjoining that Of
Mr. HARDIN was next visited but the report OF the Fed
erals being n the neghbOrhood having reached him. he
was better prepared for thGm. Hastily collecting bis
family and nearly all the negroes the plantation be
removed them to place OF temporary safety and dur
ing the day managed to have them conveyed down to
Fort Plilow. The Federals mede digent inquiries for
Mr Laner Of lis overseer and others, but learning
nothing OF him. soon left. Another plantation al
30 visited, and lis proprietor, whose name have not
ontained, arrested and carried of. Mr.. Laners plan
on contained several hundred bales of cotton, which
n ouEhed alter the departure of the Federas fearing
their return N~'0 '0o
IL I1toin also applied the TORCH not only to the
oCsVOI' OuI u his steam ssw.m and coton-gn deter
nneu WIN MF L9neI, that nothing which could be OF
ny sryce 70 tne ederas should fall into their hands
his Iamly Wes also removed across the river These
gentlemen occupy prominent positions in the neigbbor
mood aud have been quite zaous in their devotion to
Inc cause-turtherng it in every way possible For this
ne have been reported to the Federas by some of the
wwbn l,-r A.
rest. '0'S Aor ar
Gar readers are cautioned against counterfeit fves
and tens altered and raised from the genuine So hills n
t :ne Bank OF the State of South Carolina The decep
~Un can readily be detected in good light and with
S~reiuI observation. Charleston Courier.
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NtFE ICE,

TIVE SUBSCRIBER having qualified at the March Term,
1862 of the Court OF Pleas and Ga Sessions for
the County OF New Hanover the Executor of the late
Ne nry hereby notifies all persons pdebted to his tes
taOr to forward and make payment aud al persons
having claims against said tetator notified to present
them within the lime prescribed by Law, notcc will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
March 10th. 1862. W. r. HENRY. Fx'r.
Apri -Su&
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IMPORTANT IF TEUE The Savaun sh -NewS saysf
dispatch received this city from BALDWIN Florida,
states that gent em0n arrived at that place from
Gainesville Sunday night, who says that be had SIT
Captain OF vessel who. in attempting to run the
blockade, was chased by the ockadyrs aud was com.
piled to blow up his VESSEL the crew escaping in their
boats
The Captain had late Havana papers, in which il
stated that the Spanish Government had recogn u
independence Of The Southern Con edaacy and that am
bassad0rs from that Government on their way to
RicbmCni with dispatches to that ,fct We give the
above it comes TO us, from a reliable source in the
hope that it is true.
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w true are the lines Of the poet
The good die first,
And they whose heart- are dry as Summers dust
Burr TO :he socket 4"


Another similar Incident has been related TO me by
Captsia il cne of the Kentucky Regiments concerning
the dying moments Of Lieutenant CoQuel Holbr0ok
his sGplr0r officer.
make apology for these narration, first, because
they part Of history and deserve place upon its
DOblest page and secondly because there touches
OF nature them, which iud q response IN the
heart OF every reader Ihey iustri0us examples OF
living and dying patriotism, which every Southern SOL
der may we'll strive 10 emulate in his perous career to
glory.
Lieutenaut-C0io Hoibro0k was severely wounded
in two three places; in mortay, but he fell at
the head oil his regiment in of lis proudes mo-
ments-a victorious charge. He conveyed at oace
to the hospital and there learned that bis injuries
of mortal character After the battle several Of his
officers paid him visit They found life fast ebbng,
though he still able to converse He desired to be
propped up n bed and then be talked to them like a
Christian soldier.
Iu the course of my official duties with yen, gentle
men, he said, 81 have had little r no occasion 10
speak with you upon the subject OF religion bot this is
a time when, as fellow men, may cofamune frankly
together And desire to bear witness to the fact that
| at the present moment derivn- all my strength
and consolation from the firm reie.3e which / have
upon the blessings OF religion. know am not pre-
pared for death as ought to have been and hope
you may be, but feel safe in reposng upon the strong
Of God, and trusting to Him for my future hap
ness Before this war is closed some OF you may bt
brought upon the threshold of the eternal world as
have been and my prayer is that the messenger
OF death may Ind you waiting. Throughout my exf;
ence have found nothing in my experience that bal
afforded my substantial happiness that Chrstlant
ty, aud now lie here conscious that lie is waning
desire to bear testimony of peaceful mind, OF 6ru
| faith in the grand scheme Of salvation.
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1h2 Cornth correspondent of the Memphis Argus
under .ate Ol April l6, writes
OGr entire forces engaged 10 the recent battle Of Sh-
9h have arrived here and being speedily put into
readiness for action, ehlr off nsve de isive With
out a doubt 1t designed by the Federal comman-
Jes to from Shiloh this place at snch time
coujunctIVe action could b. had with the FedraI
lorces at Decatur and Huntsville The ans however,
Of the Tennessee river army have been materially inter-
frred wth aud any anticipated attack from pou,s
Simultaneously has necessarily been DELAYED. What
move Is next TO be made few days will develop bul if
not attacked within teu days another locality will
ol certainty witness the comirg action.
Since the recent advance the Federal force ct Sh
lob, it need surprise none if another forward
TO be made, especially should the enemy attempt
to augment cir forces at Decatur and Huntsville.
he Federal occupation OF these points, although s-ri-
Ousy affecting communication with the East, was un-
disputed oy the ConIederate and probably held out as
bait Tor selzqre at which the enemy would eagerly
grab Such may not have been The intention on our
part, but tie suppOsOn, nevertheless, is plausible
one; small body Of the enemy occupy both places
they cannot advance, and in a few days will be unable
to retreat No uneasnsss, therefore, need be felt at
their possession Of either both places the occupation
being but temporary.
Scouts rOm the late battle field report the enemy as
having vacated their former encampmens and takel
positions above and below the late scene of action
This has become necessary from the iatoerabe stencil
OF decay ne matter whlch grees the olactorias from
four 10 six miles from the battle grou0d making an ex-
lstence IN the vicinity almost uneodarahe. These
moves OF the enemy will in part fer the report.
ed retreat down the Tennessee for the purpose OF forcing
junction vita the late attacking force at Island TO-
aud intended to cooperate with it in the descent OF the
Mssss ppi. Better information has that the Federal
force at or Shiloh is fully as large before The
action OF the 9th and 7th inst, large additions of
Bues army have been received during the past week.
Governor johnson, provisional Governor of Ken
tucky) wounded in the battle Of Shiloh, died at Buel's
headquarters on the 9Th inst His body has been sent
to Kentucky for nterment The Nashville Banner, OF
the Sh estimates the Federal loss in the two DAYS en-.
gagenent at over 10000 1t confirms the death OF
Urlttenden and announces<BuelI ana Ball Nelson as
| badly wounded
FRoN CoRINTH-Aletter from Gen. d q. Buel da
ted bead quarters OF the army the OHIO, to Genera
Beauregard, commanding the army OF the Mississippi
was received the l0th ratify lug the exchange o
wounded prisoners, as arranged by Gen. Breckenrdke
Col Jacob Thompson expected To leave tor , Is'cn.
mond on be 10th, with large number OF the eneiny
hags-trophles oil the battle of Shiloh.
We find the foregoing in the MeDPnS AHPs0t u Hls
/ 2Sd alt.