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may seem incredible, but If it fail in sny case the
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
I have now been s0ld without a single
[ failure when taken as directed. and without
! tho ltIs. iuiurT % health in any case. - u IS
put Up IN bottles Of three different strengths with
I'LL directions Cor using, and sent by express,
closely sealed 20 all parts Of the country.
pETCES-Full strength, SO; half strength
IS; quarter strength, 81 per bottle.
---Bcucu.ber This medicine is designed ex-
prcs'y Or obstinate cases. which all other rene
dien Of the kind have failed to cure; also that it
Is warranted as -caeu,Ci In every resPcctor the
price wi!I De refunded. = Beware Of limitations ,
None warranted urIcss purchased directly Of Dr..
w., rr % tis once. Prcrarcd and sold only at
D-. ust.isoas Remedial Institute for Special Dis
acs. $50. %, Union street, Providence. h. l.
- D-. 30. isa regularly educated physiciu on
Cuty year prac,.re, giving his whole ate.
Go tlis speciality.
ruslItta.as ts .l.,er OF Otherwise az
dcacaiaai medicines viii be sent bv Z
a rc t-.u observation. 'o ail parts Of the Unit
tcs. alsn s-rouuadfti1ls .or patients from
b road wishing i1- secure and quiet .ctrcat.
With s..d Gaze until restore Co heai-h.
PARTICULARS CAUTION
Tn sa days li u.l-a. ll-a.-...1. WHOM NY
assil 90 Dee y.i-ilr1 without any tHaFlcd-e
ot medicine v-a.eve-. cannot BE- taa care
iul Co H.HU obey lr. g.. ..t.re 90 lease asius
some i-.u.ls. and chilly .r rc'l-sel t1 those
who u- .fc tur greatest .--.--..--. A,- e-tisiug
rlgs5c.41s .a -la .ls.s QUO ol lsa arc iupa-.o-s;
ANA ii y.a -i..s yourself o. -- Iisleli by their
false ateuca-a. a.I 60 ai,1ily INFO trans sct for
yau1 ri,.out masking any inquiry, y,1 viii have
reason la regret DC ~heu 10 is zoo late. D. IL
VII send i--c, by enclosing one stamp as above g
PinpalcI 90 Diseases of vs. omen, and on speci,l
i-s.-ys generally; also Circulars giving full in
o-matiHr, with the most undoubted references
tui testimonials, without which, % ADVERTISING
physician or medicine 81 this kind Is deserving II
any confidence whatever.
Dr. Mattison is the only eile4,ef physician ic
Providence II not in New England, who make, ,
speciality Of Private diseases be gives the very
best references and testimonials, 10th Of his hon
esty and his skill. If there are any others. let
them do the same; otherwise you had better keep
away from them.
Orders by mail promptly attended 20. Write
your address plainly, and direct to Dr.. Nattison
above.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday Nor. IS, 1861.
TRAIss GOING souTH AND EAST.

TRAEs GOING SOuTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at ! 90 A. NJ, 10 10 A. N. and
s25 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams at 6 25 A. NJ,
Burlington st Z 90 A. NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for sad from Wells
Rive, st. Johnsbury aud Littleton, and with
Northern Railroad fo Boston, Lowell, " orces.er,
&C., and connecting at BellowsFalls with Cheshire
Railroad for Boston, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
York, arriving in NewYork at 10 IS, P. ".
ACCOMMODATES TRAM leaves Rouses Point al
G 10 a. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified.
NIGHr ExFREss loav-s Ogdeusburgh at II 50
An, Montreal at so T. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriving at Burlington Q % PM, in Boston
at 40 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls With
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester, aud
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield and
New Haven, and arriving in New York at 20
p. ".
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R.uN|sHALL'S HEAOA CHE
AND
Catarrh Snuff.


rg7HIS snuff has thoroughly proved itself 70 b
tho beet article ever known for curing th'
CsrARRa, CoLD IN The HEAD. and the HE3DAcn
IL has been fou ID an excellent remedy In many
cases Of SORE EYES. DEAFNESS has been removed
by If. and HEARING has oftea been greatly i'm
proved bv its use Il purges ont ell distractions,
,renrthens the glands and gives healthy action
s ,the fsrt= affected. Il is recommended by many
Of the best physicians AID Is used with great sat-
i-lIciIUu every where.
More Than Is years experience has proved il
great value; and LIS moment i, stands higher
than ever before.
A larre number Of the most respectable Drug
-i-,s In Boston and New York, in certifcate
signed By them in 1854 say
s.The undersigned, having for many years been
ACQUAINTED with DR.. Marslalis Catarrh and Head
ache snuff. and sold IL in our wholesale trade
cacerflily state that we believe it "a be equal II
every respect % the rccCmmeudation given Of II
or tie cure OF Catarrhal Affections, AID that Il is
decidedly The best article we have ever known ;of
the diseases % the head"
BEWARE 0F COCN TEkFEIla
& -1c simiie of th- 81 rasture Of the Proprietor
uAHLE- BOWEN, is On every bottle. sold by
druggists everywhere
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

G.w.& @. G. BENEDICT. Agents.
No. @, College St. Burlington, VT
With Gia.- Cloth Presser. Improved
ocp-Cbeck. New style Hemner,
Binder. Corder. etc.
sfrhis Machine makes this Lock Stitch and
ranks highest, on account of the -. ity per
n.nence beauty, and generald 'slrsoieas. 81 the
application Report Of Ao1'rIeaH In'r 'iiit H''f
Yc-k.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Company has prepared
sbes showing, by actual experiments Of four DIFF
sreut workers, the ii me required to stitch each
part of q garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. subjoined is & summary of several OF
he tables
The "a heeeler and Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual exp rimnnt OF four diff
ferent workers, the time required to stitch each
part Of a garment by hand, and with their Sewing
NJ chine. Subjoined lie a summary OF everal OF
tie tables:
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Belle Vernon, Ohio. Jan. y, IsaI.
henry {. Spailiag lsl.
Please hui iaciosed twenty-five cents or ylicl
send me anothc. box Of your Cephalic Pills. Irt
~ '-'ii ~ t-sr P,is rave q In tined.
Ll-c-' A. SLOWER, p No
Belle Vernon, " yanfot Co,
TDsilanti. Mich, an. Il. 1851
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A certain unprincipled persons are attempting
70 palm OF on the uasusPecting public, limitations
Of my tREPA Ed GLUE, would caution sll
persons 10 exa inc before purchasing and see that
the fall uarce
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A NEW ARTICLE Ell

lIAUvE INK, celebrated for its beautiful
VI color and delis htful perfume.
For sale by c. o. FRENCH s Co.
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FACTS FOR TIE MILLION,

FACTS FOR THE MILLION,
Arr YOU AWARE
That -oo4 ST.. B. a4ss..- d Wilson Sewing
Machine with H.nH-- ela aa--t FIR f-t.-
ft- l.iiar-. do N..t ....- rett
ARE you AWARE
That su i-rrav... a-ara.r-l bronco H lce'er g
Wilson seu.as -le...e. With .---.-yils glass
cloth pres. --F -t..- .a.- s-. a.i ODD -lr latest
impr gcurat- con .. bought for rfg 'rr -4.lar-.
az tle Agency. s.. o.. ...-se street
ARE YOU AWARE
That superb silver plated So. J.. WLe Der q
Wilson Uacii1- can nov be- bought for si,t.-rg
dollars or m Laf case 80 st-rsfg dollars. al o.
Sewing Lacli-e piu.-, 80 o., tle-o street.
Are You aware
That magnificent SILVER plated Wheeler 4
" ils0n Macuin,, 90 a full -ase OF polished maho
sany, as handsome as d fne piano, and thousand
times mo O. useful can be b0usa- t0- 0aIy rl1try
Lar, Al No e. COLLEGE street
ARE OU4WARE
That the "Cbe,p Miehines' are played out.
their -slv tlr TIE most part ended and the gar
rstts and auction SUE 8 hllt sith sIch as have
not snu,l RI ti'i {. piece?
ARE YOU AWARE
That tho Ho~o L OK -sttch" machines now
tax, the [ Universal lsad and that the Wheeler a
v ilspn are fhe &C. sHl=dged suPeriors Of all the
other LOck-stitch u .,uInes3
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler 4 Wilson
Machine IS TO any lady who has not got one2
ARE YOU AWARE
That tho responsible guaranty Of the Agents.
I'll NJ A - e.fu vviFh IL
Machine, and that their prices are ss Lov a. al
the factory, and no charge for fret BIT or expres-
sage?
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CePhalic Pills accomplish tho Object FOX vhi,d
they were made, viz; Cure Of Headache in al i3
orms.
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"SPIL No SPREPARED glue"

the cur is T-aF1sr; sn others are suiai..as
u.c-,c
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sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY pISPATCH
p "a STITCH ~ TIVE SAVES NINE" -
As accidents will happen, even in we'll regulated
families, II Is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing furniture TOYS
Crockery &C. SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLJE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford TO be without II 1t is always ready, ana up
o the sticking point.
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GRE AT INDIAN RENE
FOR EFHAI

This celebrated Fem le Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else Of the kind, and proving
efectusl after all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
used By the natives for the same
purpose from time immemorisl and
now for the first time offered % .he
public. Il is designed for both
married and single ladies, and il the
evry best thing known for the pur-
pose. a. it will bring on the month
~ sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, and after all other
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The above are all Facts
Make SBOte OF them.
JOHN w. JONES, u. =. 4.
100 three years Men wanted

wv btNN tNHA y uhtAE UNNtN "a
For the L. 5. Army Immediately.
Recruiting Office open at Burli nS ton. y
Every man enIisting from this vicinity, will be
placed in one Battalion. Every soldier will be
put in uniform, a new and elegant blue black
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, VI. Pay COM
mences the day Of enlistment, anI viii be SIS
per month, and al the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress 20 the volunteers win be
granted 20 these Regulars. Good clo,hin- anI
food, sud quarters and meiicsl Attendance. are
all free Of charse- A soldier Oh not 90 one cent
prudeu' man can save, besides ample spcliia-
MONEY,
5000 AND A FINE FARM
OF leo ACKEs OF 8OJN LAND at tho end
OF three year service. mart yruuc men viii
be promoted o. Corp1rals anI Srr-ant-, and may
ultimately ris 90 be CHmui. .ioleJ frers. US the
law provides that olc-tl.-1 of au the Commit
stoned chccr- shall Dr. 90. NOTED G. no tic ranks.
ami We have now Or appoint over 200 -c-seauts
and Corpoais, VI -r.HEl i.t.yiESasrs have
alfeldy been taken -ia-l che RANKS ia tLis Ec-j-
meut.
q Every Ola soldier knows tlst t1c Regular
soldiers fare better han ;l- Volunteer. They
have thoroughly drilled olaec-s, plenty af good
clothes and food. ami are never sent i.t1 bt-.s
until thoroughly drilled lu4 &c for service All
my men will be tasen 90 Fort Haui Con, 40 New
York City, and there .rj led tor tlrec or & w
months. before going 90 Washington.
JOHN ". JONES. United states army.
l2th Regiment hecruItilg or er.
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SPALDING 5 PREPARED CLUE

R-A sirgls bottle Of sPAULDING'S PREPAF
BID GLUE will save ten times its cost ant tslly X
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They have been tested in more THAI a ;-,-ss1
cases, with entire success.
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II you are, or have been troubled with the hest
ache. send for box, (Cephalio Pills 60 tnat ~
M 3 have them in case of an attack.
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DISEASES OF WJMEN.-Ds. hArrs
o. s',ends exclusively to tue treatment OF Private
Ds'sass AND the sPseaai diseases OF WOMEN, at
sas "AkAoiAL issnrurE for SPECIAL Diseases, At
NO - Iniop st., Prvvideuos. Ii. |. See his sd-
Vssissuent Of raE GsKAr Isnr.n R.rsny ro.
tBALss in this paper.
Ase. ~. d.vIy
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F,g", IRE Eraptisrr, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish tho Object FOX vhi,s
they were made, viz Cure Of Headache in al i5
orms.
From he Eran,iaer Norfolk. y.
They have been tested in more than ;-.-sss
cases, with entire success.
From ~ Dsnoeraf. ". CiouS. Maa.
II you are, or have been troubled with the hssi-
ache. send for box, (Cephalio Pils.) 60 taat ~
may have them in case Of an attack.
From TIE iiv0tsser, Providsssr. e. l.
TLa Csphalic Pills are sail to be a rensTks1y
elective remedy for the headache, and one 81 -
very best for that very frequent cc-Pl-.n; v--'-
has ever been discovered.
From re Wssts- r. i. Gazsiss, Ci'eiss, 3.
We heartily endorse Mr. SPsldins. ard u
unrivalled Cephalic Pills.
Froaa,ss Kaaaus1 TaH.y Sssr, hsHairAs' Va
Wa aresure that persons suffering with tn
hsd.sae who try then, vii risk to asa'
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L
q red anl white in !; la1y's attire: 50 as 70 IN
tate IL any manner the bars Of the secession
tEsg, Indicates secession sytupatflZcr. Two
rul ak, ollt: white rose On the b1r1'i;>l marks
the woaror as rebel The reiycI fnj}iinars III
$nis city use their best endoavors to sell al the
ronncts Of ;hjs style they can. In many Ill
stances Uni0a ladies have been unconscouSty
betrayed into the purchase Of this style. >
The Philadelphia, Wilmington: and 5altl-
more Railroad Company, IS executing i1npor-
tant improvements. One OF the most impor
tanr is an additional track along the line:
which has been greatly needed, both tor safety
and convenience This second track will be
completed TO Wilmington by next summer
This is done without drawing from t!lcir CAPT
tai.
The marine losses for the last month show
an aggregate Of tWenty-sovcn vessels, OF which
seven were ships, six were barks, SIX were
i}rig<, seven were schooners, and one a steamer.
The total value Of the property lost and miss
iun is seven hundred and Sixty-seven thousand
eight hundred dollars This is the value Of
property totally lost exclusive Of damage TO
vessels not amounting to total loSs,
Intelligence from Liberia to the Och OF May
has been received. Various and costly I'M
provements are going Up at the new inland set
Element OF Firely, situated some forty miles up
the St. Johns river. 4 Commission has been
appointed and had commenced their labor5, to
select suitable location or the permanent
Capital Of The Republic Il IS is generally be-
Ieycd that an interior point viii be selected
Many parties in Maryland county have entered
IN q spirited manner upOn the MOST important
department Of national wealth, agriculture.
Tie New York Tribune Of yesterday says
that on Monday the mile aud q half OF steam
boats, with a large number Of sloops, briggs,
and schooners," which had LETT the White
House, were at Turkey Island Oh the James
river, about eight miles from Fort Darling and
fifteen from Richmond, as the crow flies.
Samuel Huffman, alias Jameson, was sent
to Fort Lafayette Oh Monday afternoon: under
the following circumstances. Huhmun was
arrested few weeks ago in New York, on
a charge OF detrauding Government officers BY
means Of falsely representing himself rs re-
crIiting officer, empowered TO procure subsis-
tcnce and transportation for recruits. Ihe y.
s. District Attorney committed him. but sub
soquently finding no provision in the !. S.
law under which he could be punished, had
him transferred to the State authorities
Counsel for the prisoner procured a writ Of
habeas corpus which would have set him at
liberty, the STATE law being also defective on
this point. Hearing that such writ would
be served on him. Marshal Murray waited upon
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FreaiG;o,lt I-i.lroln Response.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, J
Washington, Jul Il l 1862. I

jr Inc l+1ToiHU|s o. inc t,f0tcS-JEN ii4hMLN:
Fully concurrng III the wisdom OF the views
expressed to me Ill 50 patriotic manner i"
yUu in the communication On tie 18th day ct
June ! have decided 10 call into the service
an additional force OF three hundred thousand
men, [ suggest and recommend that the
troops should be chiefly ct Infantry Tie
quosa Of YOUR State would be -. trust that
they may be enrolled without delay: SO as TO
bring this unnecessary and injurious civil war
60 4 speedy conclusion. Ar order fixing the
quotas Of the respective States viii !, issued
By the War Department Tomorrow.
(,igned ABRAHAM LIINCoLN.
The report OF lIessrs Holt, and Owen,
Commissioners on Army CoutractS, was ycSter-
day communicated 70 Congress- It IS quite
brief and will be published il two OF three
days. The Commissioners have performed IA
borious and disagrecable service, but have u1l-
loubtedIy saved many millions OF dollars to the
Treasury Their commission now expires
Captain Kitty: wounded on the Mound City,
ard in hospital al Memphis was improving en-
tIc 18th. with decidedly favorable symptoms
At New Orleans on the Goth ult, G. C. Nor
gan, who IS an attorney at law was brought be-
fore the Commanding General, charged by
Mrs. Ionroe wife Of the cx-Mayor. with nav
ing attempted 70 extort money from her. It
was shown that Mrs Monroe called at the oi-
tice OF Mr.. Morgan to secure his services in
getting the Mayor released from Fort Jackson
Mr.. Morgan agreed to undertake the case for
s., 900: Of which 81; OJ0 was to be paid as re-
tainor. 1t is alleged that Mrs Monroe, being
instigated by outside parties, made the charge
against Morgan Of attempting to extort money.
Ihe General held that as an attorney at law,
III. Morgan had right to demand what fee
he pleased, and that, as an honest man and q
loyal citizen, he should be protected The
charge was dismissed.
~ Advertisements subscriptions &C., for
the Alexandria Gazette can be left At Edgar
onowden, ST. 5 office, King street. No. rs. up
stairs, next to [. Louis kinzer Office &. s.,
ST., will attend to any business connected with
+ In oH.
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our citizens should be On their enard.-IAe
uufavorable rumors in circulation III relation to
the Bank Of Commerce in ueorgotoHn are
said 10 be lille and entirely without tounda-
ton
TIE EnANc1pATIoN (}UEarloN N. NEW
ORLEANS On the 18th inst, Major frank
II. Peck Of the 18th Connecticut, field officer
for the day al Camp parap"t, Earroilt0n. made
an extra report to Drgadicr General Phelps,
calling his attention 10 the large and constantly
increasing number Of negroes c0ngrcgatcct near
the upper picket station Oh the l'lvor road, and
suggesting some regulations in reference to
them lie closed by saying that unless sup
piled with food by the citizens or military a1l-
among them On receipt Of the above reporJ,
Gen Phelps wrote to the War Department,
urging the emancipation Of all negroes apply
inc for protection The letter was forwarded
by Gen. Butlor-N =. Delta Of June l9th -
Gen. Butler letter to the War Department:
forwarding the foregoing IS published. lie
says: AN order against negroes being allowed
in camp is the reason that they are outside.
He says that this order IS supposed BY hlm to
be in accordance with the policy Of the Gov
eminent Il not 50. he desires to be corrected.
lie says there is q difference Of opinion between
himself and i1cn. Phelps, which the Adlninis-
tration must decide -lNotion0l RcpuJitcau
Tie descendants Of the mutineers Of the
Bounty nave just been visited at their Norfolk
island settlement by Sir John Young They
number two hundred and sixty eight persons,
and very favorable reports Of their condition
are given.
The army correspondent Of the n Y. Her
aid says that the field Of battle on Friday, be-
fore Richmond, lis q large one. Like Virginia
land Of similar area in this vicinity, it is made
up adversely of level meadows, undulating
grain fields woods, thick with underbrush and
clear Of it, and marshes and rayines There
are three large tarm-houses, each In sight of
the other, each On Il shaded hill, and each got
up in the inevitable Virginia style Of huge out
door chimneys at either end These were first
used as a headquarters by Gems Porter, Me
Call and MOrell; but afterwards converted into
hospitals. The open country, longitudinal in
shape; is enveloped with woods This open
space is nearly two miles in length. and little
over mile in width. Two-thirds are high
rolling land and the remainder bottom land
and marsh.
The President yesterday sent to the Senate
amcssage recommending vote Of thanks to
Nnr1 E'ootn