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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

bably from New England,) and side
walk with which all should feel satisfied,
to say the least, making altogether one of
the widest and finest streets in the Union,
One man belonging to Company Z,
has died since we came here. His name
was Frederick Shontell from Middle,
bury. Disease, typhoid fever.
The health of the Regiment is not as
good as when at Ship Island, and the
cause, ! fear, is the crowding together so
many in such warm weather on ship
board-yet think when little time
elapses in which to breathe the fresh air,
and get things in order once more, We
shall come out all right. have just now
learned that tn remainder Of the 7th
Vermont, together with most of the 1t
Vermont Battery are stationed few
miles above Us, on the River.
L. p. X.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

One of our soldiers who was in the
Phtsburg Landing battle, happened to be
inordinately fond of card playing. Dur
ing the fight he had three Of his fingers
shot off. Holding up his mangled mem
ber, he gazed at it with a look Of ineffable
sorrow, and exclaimed, as big rcar stole
into the corner of his eye, 81 shall never
be able to hold full hand again !" Poor
fellow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

VIcKsBURG.-The news Of the capture of
the capture of Vicksburg is confirmed That
cily surrendered to Com. Farragut, and his
fleet was at last accounts on the way to Mem
phis, which point it must have reached before
this time. There is some reason to appre-
bend danger from Hollins' ram fleet at Fort
Pillow-but Capt, Davis will probably attend
to that.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
Belle Boyd, a beautiful harlot, m,

-DtIIe DUyu, UeautHuI naf1ot, Waue
herself disgracefully prominent in the re-
cent exciting movements in Virginia.
was with Colonel of our army at Win
chester, and accompanied him to Front
Royal. A ew,paper correspondent re-
cognized her there. and she was arrested,
but by her air of resumed innocence,
managed to secure discharge. Just be-
fore the attack on Col. Kenley, she was
seen to go upon an eminence near that
place, and wave white handkerchief
probably signal for the advance She
is now enjoying herself in the bosom Of
the confederate camp.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

u During the fight on Saturday,
Prof. loves balloon was elevated 1000
feet above the field, and over telegraph
wire leading from the basket, Mr.. Park
Spring, Of Philadelphia, kept in constant
communication with Gen. Mcclellan, af-
fording him the most valuable informa-
ton Of movements in progress. This is a
repetition of the balloon feat at Fleury in
1886, with modern improvements. Gen.
Wool also received during the engage
ment, a dispatch direct from loves air
station.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

Captain j. III Platt informs us that
the Vermont Brigade were recently trans
ferred from Keye's to Franklin's corps
d 'armee-consequently they did not take
part in the battle of Saturday. Bur-
lington Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

DR.. b. is not little of wag. At a socia
gathering shortly after he had received his
diploma, the youg ladies were very anxious
to put his knowledge of medicine to the test.
doctor" queried one of the fair, "what will
cure man who has been hanged" .Salt is
the best thing know Of" replied the tormen-
ted, with solemnity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

THE 9TH VERMoNT.-The Burlington
Times says-We learn that Col. Smalley
and Lieut.. COL Grant, Of this Regiment
are both quite sick. 1t Col. Veaziesof
the Vermont Sd. is now in commanded
the Regiment
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

MARCHING ON.-The army under Gen.
Curtis is marching on. 1t has occupied Lit
tie Rock, Ark. The Governor, State officers,
and secessionists generally, fled, and those
who remain are decidedly loyal in sentiment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

~Cspt. Bush of the 18th United States
Infantry, arrived in town yesterday from
Lowell, Mass, bringing with him several re-
cruits. He is still Stationed at his old recruit
ing office under the Bsriwrll House Capt.
Bush has been very successful in obtaining
recruits. We understand his company is now
s. ....re'rs
nearly full.
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est in il says 1:
VERMONT TROOPS IN NEW OR.
LEANS.

We find the following letter in Wal
tons journal, which will be found inter-
esting to our readers -
New Orleans, May l9, 1862.
Mr.. Editor, Sir The news in rela
ton to the noble cause in which we are
engaged is truly cheering. Day after
day something occurs to show that the
great mass of the people, even in the
South, are still loyal to the Stars and the
Stripes. One old gentleman who had
long been resident of this city, said, 81
cannot describe the emotions that thrilled
my heart, when 1 again beheld the Uni
ted States Flag" Another said, "God
bless the day that saw the Federal troops
come among US"
While one lady was passing the hospl-
tai building, she hastily brushed aside her
shawl, and in twinkling displayed for
lust moment neat little Union Flag
These are only a few in hundreds OF
cases.
When our Regiment first arrived 1t
was not unfrequent 10 near taunts anu
sneers from some calling themselves Ia
dies, but we hear nothing of it now. Our
Regiment is now quartered at Mechanics
Hall, and the Medical College right by
is used for hospital purposes. We are in
one of the pleasantest portions Of the city,
about 20 rods from Canal street, and one
half a mile from the custom house. On
Canal street is horse railroad, with a
double track in the centre, while on each
hand is an ample carriage way, hand
somelv paved with Granite Block, (pro-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

We are indebted to friend with Gen.
Burnside's command (says an exchange)
for copy of the Newbern Progress, a
straight-out Union paper. We copy
few paragraphs =
Gov. Edward Stanley arrived at this
port last evening on the Jersey Blue
He sailed from New York on the Gener-
al Burnside, expecting to land Beaufort,
but stress Of weather compelled her to
put in at Hatteras, at which point she
transferred her mail and passengers to
the Jersey Blue. The many friends and
schoolmates of the Governor will hail his
arrival with delight, and we trust it will
mark brilliant epoch in the suppression
of this unholy and unrighteous rebellion.
be- Enlistments are going on very favora-
bly, for the lst Regiment North Carolina
volunteers, al Washington, N. c. 1t is
aiding greatly in developing the loyal SEN
timents Of Washington, Beaufort, and the
lower part of Craven county. 81
One of a party Of Congressman which
visited Norfolk recently, seeing the stars
and stripes near place where the Gov
eminent was feeding the poor Of the city,
great throng cried out-"Three cheers
for the old flag !" An old man, who sub
sequently explained that he fought for
the flag in 1912, alone responded. All
the other recipients of Uncle Sans boun,
ty, were doggedly silent, and one red
faced woman shouted-"T cheers for
jeff Davis !" aaa tega
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

"A cousin Of Gen. Beauregard, eap-
tured In Virginia, is among the military
prisoLers ip Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

eBWe would cali the aueotion OF those
interested, TO tue card in another column 81
Mr.. e, e. Tasker, plauid, &c My. Tasker
has had long and Successful experience as
teacher OF the Piano and Melodian in Loy-
ell, Mass, ana other popular towns, aud
comes highly recommended as competen,
ana faithful instructor-and be can also
be relied upon as frs, rate timer and re-
psirer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

A AJoLLY Coon FIGHT.-Capt. Bailly, who
was second in command under Farragut
at the battle Of New Orleans, was called upon
for dinner speech at the Astor House, a few
days since Gentleman said he, as he
and hesitated petweerr ms wtr,ssIr Ira~4 eaoe.
claim any more than my share--we don't any
of us-we all want what belongs to us, and
no more. Farragut, he did-he planned it
all out. All we had to do was to obey his
orders that's just what we did. As to the
particulars, the way it was--was, we'll, we
had a jolly good fight r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

reception of Gen. Dan Sickles
by his brigade at Bottoms Bridge, was q
marvel of enthusiasm When Daniel
appeared on his well known white horse,
the guards were entirely unable to repress
the men, who. from all parts Of the camp,
rushed to surround him, throwing up their
caps and shouting themselves hoarse in
his honor. Gen. Dan. is not easily over
come, but he was affected to tears bv this
manifestation of devoted regard on the
part of his soldiers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

81 At meeting OF the poard OF Fire
Wardens Of this village, held Monday even
log, June I'd, the following officers we're
chosen for the year ensuing;
GEORGE DENNIS, Chief Engineer.
JERE GRAVES, Asst Engineer. ,s
HARRY BRowNsoN, CLERK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

giSome one truly says He is rich
who is content with little,
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SECOND DISPATCH.

1t Is rumored. via HarperS 7e nv. that
jackson was defeated yesterday at Winches-
ter, and was retreatins towards Sulker's
Ferry.
II is also reported that Gen. Sigel takes
command Of the army ss Harp Va Fassy
IN Ter Gen. Banks.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
Frsna Winchester.

Fl Williamsport, June .
Major Dwight, Col. Henley, Dr. Stone land
others, are safe at Winchester.
A battle is progressing at the latest
accounts from Middletown. So say returned
privates.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

Well known the Beet for Manufacturing Purposes
No. !, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold ss
$50, Reduced to 80 90
No. z. Shuttle Machine teuaerlJ soh at
$lUU, Reduced TO IS 90
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DIR. j. G.. AYE lS & CO.
LOWELL, MASS. Il. W..
Price, 81 per Bottles SIX Bottles fer o.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has wen for itself snch rcnown for the emre q
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tia
It is entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount III
evidence Of its virtues. Wherever il has been Ell,
ployed. As it has long been in constant us
throughout this section, We need not da more tina
assure the people its quality is kept up to the be-
t ever has been. and that it may bc relied on :.
10 for their relief all it has ever been found 10 G.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

aAvE e. asss ps .s %
lEnErving e.-. lxt. 4. -E9lIL a.t fm.A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19
TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE
UNITED 9STATES!!

In the month of December 1858, the undersigned
for the fir st time offered for sale to TIE public DIR. j.
BovEE DoDS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs and in
Ibis shor. period they have given such universal salts
acstont The many stkousands Of persons who Have
ried them that it is established article. The
amount of bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect CT small complaints is surprising and
is therefore of the utmost Importance that strict
attention to the least and most fling bodily ament
iould be had for disease OF the body must invaria.
6ly affect the mind. The subscribers now only ask
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19
DIR J. BovEE DODs' -
fMsDeriNI Wine DikterS /!

Imperial Wine Nitters!
from all who have not ed them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These sittcrs for the Cure Of Weak stomachs, Gen.
eral Debility, and for Pur ing the Blood, abso
iately unsurpassed by any other remedy earth.
70 be assured of this it is only airy make the
sral. TIE Vine of elf is of very superior quality,
heing about one-third stronger than other wipes I;
%:al to tie -. s hess Bitters are tonic and alter
tits ip thSr charaasf 50 they Strengthen aud invig-
oratn the whole system and give Jile tine and
ralty action to all its parts by elualizng the circu-
alton removing DISTRACTIONS and producing gener-
al warmth. They also excellent for Diseases aud
Weakness peculiar to FEMALES, where Tonic Il re-
,sho subject assi,nde and atntnsss, should not
80 without them, as they reyyif ing in their
zion.
THESE BITTERs
WILL NOT ONLY CURE, BUT PREVENT DISEASE,
and tSths respect are aouhy valaaas to tia person
~ iNCIPlENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseaass of the
Nervous system, Paralysis, Piles aud for all eases re-
ailiriilg Tonic,ssa 595a az .sF-2ish s.4 ~ 4@3
Or. DoDs CELEpaArxo WINE Buffers
ARE UNSURPASSED
For Sore Throat, SO common among the Clergy, they
nj r4.sk! aged md ina,p, aud .. perssns u veal
ana an public speakers for Book-kcepers, ailorS
seanstreses Students Artists, and all persons lead
ing sedentary life, they will prove truly beneficial
Asa beverage, they ars .who!espme innocent. and
delicious to the taste. They produce all the cxhilera
ting effects OF brandy or Wine, without Intoxicating
and are valuable remedy for persons addicted to thu
use of excessive strong drink, and who wish to refi,
from it, They are. pure and entirely free from tn
aoisous edtaia I'd An ultsrated Wines ana iiq
uors with Which the country is flooded.
These Bittcrs not only Gu. C, but PRRvENT Disease
and should be used by all who live in country wher
the wuter Is had where Ciis and Fevers prcvs
lent. Being entirely innocent and harmless. the
may be given freely to Children and Infants with i'm
Pbysicsxns, olereymeS, AMI Temperance advocate
AS an act of humanity, should assist in spreading thes
truly valuable Bttcrs the land and thereby e.
centrally aid in bani.hing Drunkenness and Diseas,
I,4su a 6sctioas Of the sIiead,f Sick Headach
,or. Nrrpousy Headache, Dy. Dods' kmperit
Wine Biters uiAbe found to be moA Salute
~ aud Eficacious. $1,000 .dsIo n.
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On HHDS. New OtloeAA c4gse, rusty ecsivsd, ant
o1Sl fse sale Ut &< yshSl p6r flb., BY
.sssipq ssa4s 4r EEAA6i ALHn0N - e0.ol
.f Ysfsgg z gaEEfE
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FEM Al.ES.

The many certificates which have been rendered
aud the letters daily receiving conclusive
ii oof that smong the women the tturr have given
satisfaction witch others baxe ever done before
No woman in the land should be without them. and
those who them will no: fail to keep supply
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Read what the People say!

Mr.. q. Hantington-Sir: Please send three
here il entirely outsof them r have boon Afctcd
for several years with costiveness stomach and
loss OF appetite and have found any that
relieved me until tried your Bitters have taken
three bottles aud feel like man, having good
appctite and my food digests we'll, which had
"one fer ssarsl If the next three bottles do me as
much goud a those have taken did me-, shall be
- = - - Eldorado, Sept. IL 1861.
DR.. H,mtsngton- Sr !: Allow me for the benefit of
suffering mankind 10 state to you the benefit have
fACeiyei from your Filters. had been suffering from
stnffua for txelvc months, when in June last. you
len at my house two bottles. which I took according
tadirectons, and was mueh better after taking
them, that bough four more Of your agent here,
and hsye takenthem all up. andI can now say that
INN perfectly Well aud free from scroffula. You
afiberty to make sarh of this statement for the
1AsH Of the psbic as you choose
= HARRISON d. LOWRY.
~ Fort Atkinson, Sept. IL, 1881.
~ Huahngtoa--pear sir Permit me to express
nsy thanks to yon for the benefit have derived from
tie use of yeas .Dandeion and Wild Cherry Bters.
havcbeen afi;etedssor abou. two years. with Diff
Guilty in the throat swhich my physicians call Bron-
cats. Some time last spring, bought bottle OF
Your Eitters and used them according to directions
on the bottle. l felt much better while using
them. that bought half dozen bottles, and am
a well man. Please keep your agent SUPP lied here
for would rs soon do without bread rs do without
them There are several Others in this nsishborhood
who owe their life and health to the'us Of your ned
jcne. Very truly, yours, F. RODGERS
Liver complaint, by the u e of the Dandelion and
W.ia Cherry Buffers. prepared BY $. Huntington, of
brooks, ba. received permanent reef rom deSiIi s
and loss OF appetite e, by the Of the same medicine.
Ossian, Iowa, Sept. 1G, 1851
MRS. uPHEMA BUTTERFIELD.
McGregor Iowa, June 26th, 1851.
Mr.. s. Hantingten-D Dear sir: Having been troubled
for the past few with Indigestion and dyspepsia,
We We're induced through the recomHendAton Of one
of your agents try the Dan dehoi and lid Cherry
BerS, and il gives great satisfaction to state that
We hane found the biters very USEFUL giving relief in
every instance H. e. NEWELL,
#R.g Il IA 90 r = 4rH0s.s UpDEGRAFF. r
Farnlersburgh, Iowa, Oct. 16, 1861.
Mr.. s. Eantiagton--Sir We. the und crsignsd
having used your Btters in families for the last
year, would cheerfuly recommend them to those un-
acquans with them, TO be all they recommend
cd to be- They have failed to have the desired
effect in any instance. P. NJ. WHITE,
F.. G. Cook,
J.. II. M'ALvIN.
November 10. 1s6l,ls ia. s,s.1o s..--.s. .zaz4s
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron TEE CURE O;

&..* go ron TEE CURE OF
f;ostireness. L,n"aicr, Dyy'cpsia. k',d;gc='io"
Dysemfc,y. Fon! %omnch, E'ysipelas, Hradaca,
Piles, Rhemn,akis",. Evnpf;ons a,1 Ssia Disease,
'ire' Complaint. D'Yxy. Ieiter. 1"".ors an
salt Rhc,o,, lHorm.. (;om. Men ,nluia. as ,
''i,.,'sr i'ia, aud far Purifying the Blood.
They sre sugar -cnatc.l. so that the most sc,,si
i've can take them pleasantly, and they are tn
best apcricnt in tho world for all the purposes Of
fnnily phys'c. ',
PGiss rs cents per Box; Five boxes for $l.0o
Great numbers Of Clergyncn, Physicians, States
ncn, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent tllc
names to rcrfy the unparalleled usefulness Of thcs.
remedies, hut our space here will not permit thu
insertion Of thean. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis oar AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which the,
are given; with also full descriptions Of the alsy
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure. Es "ass
do not he put off by unprincipled dealers will
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand Ayers. and take no others. The sic.
want the best aid there is for them and they shou,,
have It. J tt9' t&a 2 F' -" -St,~H.' Fs''t ~
All our remedies nrc TOR sale by 4 7ssat 1sba
HOFFMAN DENTON 4 co /, General Agents. ?
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DR.. j. BUVEE 9DUDS'
Imperial Wine Hittcrs

DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine E3itters
Are PREPARED u eA,nerk ,nds lif ply stefan who
has used item siccssfuEt IN hispraoics for the last
twenty years The proprietor, before purchasing
the exclusive sh. e ,s and .s d.
by two distinguished medical practitioners who pro-
nouAeon4As1 valuable remedy Err disease. . , VI
Although the medical men Of the country, as gem
e,AA tiue disapprOye of Patent Nediciues yet do
not believe that respectable Physician be found
in the UniteS States, acquainted with their medical
P,eHs yss WV w ri S;t .ss'x eps'e's sos's
In all newly settled pscs. where there y elwayss
large quantity Of decayiDg timber from which poi
sonous miasms created. taese oMsess % psed
.s.Dr. J.BOVEE DODS' a9it
IpatAerial Wine Bitters
Are q .ad WIN:
WHO jhsrry tree bark, spikenard, Chanons Flowers
and Gentisa. They are manufactured BY Dr.. Dcds
hae2lEwh Is an experienced sad succcssfui Physi
saa:k a whs ooS shs country and against
. ss.s. 'ss s ss;:f
every variety Of disssss o human system
that they sssHo. deemed ,Dslsssns.Alss = aiiSI
TONIC n .Essf!ss!s, As sP 4 5HEyFsAcE
.EuFchase one Rattle ! i.
n CeSs but Little Psriy ne Reed !! j Gin
70 he Stomach Reaopate the System
.Y13N M5 1rolavsLjsJab ssE.sl
PslcE 8 PER BOTTLE, SIX BOTTLES FOB IS
se,srfefrissSa, = wiiiian street, New Yo,k..
.h.aD.sss. -, q. '.f greens s'ess'
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the necessary changes for our own sick
and wounded soldiers. many of whom
were suffering from wounds which had
become Offensive, and necessarily deman-
ded constant changing OF linen, beth for
the recovery Ut the patient and the pro-
motion OF general cleanliness in the hos
pital.
The question now is, what can be done
to remedy tlsase Infamous abuses, and
how shall W. prevent our hospitals from
being converted into hot-beds Of treason, i
where rebels are pampered with oil the
luxuries Of the land, and comforted by
words Of cheer and sympathy BY those
who taunt and deride and insult the los
sick and wounded on their co.'s ct pain i'm
the same sard Some way must be de-
vlsed, and va cell most urgently upon the
medical directors, sanitary conmissioner,
and surgeons generally, for the remedy.
Ii the nuisance, the foul and pestilent
nuisance, 10 not abated, We shall deem it
our duty 70 appeal 70 our sister States to
send their special agents here and remove
their respective sick and wounded from
place where insult and degredatioa swat
them. If Louisville cannot be clean, ed
from the leprosy of secession in lis hos.
pital rards, let our city rest under the
stigma forever. and let I'll shun her -
they pass, and cry, Room for the leper 7"
that she may be avoided and despised.
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grant that Il will bc easy to set one !
self agzinst the Drift which sets against !
woEan from the moment of her marriage.
"At the altar she imagines herself un-
tied to man Of warm affections, noble
thoughts, and great protective power -
one whose head the church roof is
scarcely holy enough to cover but she
finds herself At hoiuc, instead OF all this,
to have married . craving body of wants
shirts that want Washing. hose that
want mending, whin.s that want attsnd-
ing to, ailments that want poulhcing, ap-
petites that want cooking for, peryerss-
ness that wants bearing with, passions
that want patience, and cowardIy spirits
that want con- tofiinr." Tie ideal of
motherhood, too, yanishes with rapidity
and fentireness IN presencs of the harsh
and tangible reality. Children are no.
chcrubs. nor always snch m We inagine
those Abe Savior ble scd They, too, are
bundle OF wRntx-tronbles that want
soothing, tears that want wiping, efforts
that want encouraging, hunger that wants
appeasing, clothes that want patching, and
mischief aud disobediencc that want the
closet OF the rod. If against I'll these the
mother and wife may head, rising superior
TO oil their wear and worry, and causing
home 70 feel all the genuine nobleness of
her wc1naahood, her children shall call
her blessed, and her husband shall rise
up and praise hsr.--l Asnthly Religious
Magazine.
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\ RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
RAILROAD TRAINS.

sorthsrn Train lsa,ss daily Sundays exeepssdl n
cna and Arrivss n A.an j. m.
western Train leaves daily thrndsys excepted, ai
100 a. a. and 800 r. nj aud arrives 1T 1905 and
910 p m.
A. Hamilton Depot, Trains 90 the Wabash alley
Railroad asrive daily, except Sundays a,<ocleck D.
~, and depart daily .su excepted, ats.3o a. m
Easses connect withthiaelty. 8e