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100000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
Z o | ID X E I I f,
For sale by JAMES 7. FOSTER,
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
&c CorsTa,It - n Y

1or slie oy JAMES L. EOSlEhf
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
&c Cortlandt ST., N. Y.
This Company, with a capital Of Slj0,0O0, the
most extensive works Of the kind in the world,
and an experience of % years in manufacturing
with reputation long established, having also,
the exclusive control Of all the night soil from
the great city Of New York, are prepared to fur
nish an article which is without doubt the cheapest
and uery oest fertilizer in market.
PrIces.-Delivered at any station on the Yer
mont Central Railroad, or Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, 81 IS per barrel, or the Passumpsic OF
Cheshire Railroads, 81 90 per barrel 1t greatly
increases the yield and rIpens the crop from two
to three weeks earlier, at an expense Of from s.
to 81 per acre, and with very little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information
necessary, with letters from iiors-e Geeey, DanI
Webster, and hundreds Of farmers who have "a ed 1t
extensively for R,GBt years, .oay be had free b.
addressing letter as above to the subscriber.
discount TO the Trade.
ELI CfIITTENDEN, ESQ,
Who Is our General A gent, Burlington, Vt
JAMES q. French, Montpelier, Vt,
NJ. ID. HALL, Vergennes, Vt, Special
j. VI. c. G.. FsESCH, Barre, Vt Agents
c. A. MANHAN, Royalton, VT,
Feb. Il. w3m
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ACQDENT.-Our townsman, L. B. Engles-
by, had narrow escape on Friday morning
last. Mr. Englesby had been down to has
farm, and had just started on his return home
mounted on a high spirited horse, when the
horse started, and Mr.. f. was suddenly
thrown of. His left leg, however, hung in
the stirrup and he was dragged along the
road some thirty rods, to the house Of G. y.
Willard, where the stirrup strap fortunately
broke and released him. Mr. Englesbv, We
are sorry to learn, was considerably injured
his leg being severely lacerated, one of his
thumbs dislocated, and his head receiving a
slight confusion. Under the skilllul treat
ment of his physician, he is happily dong
finely. Had 1t not been for the breaking of
the stlrrup, Mr.. Englesby would probably
have been fatally injured, as his horse was
galloplng at furious rate.-TImcs AprH 6.
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The correspondent Of the Republican,
writing from the Flagship Benton on the
evening oil the 81, says; Early this morning
an attempt was made to tow the rebel float
Ing battery to q point where it could COM
mand our mortar boats. \ brisk fire was
opened by our mortars, and in the course Of
half an hour the battery was struck several
times, splinters being thrown in all direc-
tions and several beams displaced. One
she'll exploded directly inside the battery
when it was Immediately submerged.
The rebel steamer Winchester, which was
sunk some time since to obstIuct the channel
north Of the island. aud used by the rebels
as a point from which to watch our move
ments, was shelled to-day, and burned to the
waters edge. The skilliul firing today
made the enemy very cautious, and all their
tents have been moved far out Of range.
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MANIIOOD;

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED.
Just Published in a Ssdisd EGvelOpe. Pr. o cts.
A LECTURE ON TIE NATURE
Treatment and Radical Cure of SpermsiOrThea
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, seIu
al Debility, and Impediments to Marriage genef
ally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from Self-Abuse, &o.-By R0Br. J. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D., Author Of the Grsea Book, a-e.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. to any sd-
dress, post pad, the receipt Of six cents, two
postage stamps, by DR.. CHI. J. C. KLINE.
l27 Bowery. New York,
daw3m is Post Office Box, 1855.
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been crushed. These voyages have been
lost disastrous.
The screw sailing steamers fsom Scotland
have also proved total failure.
PnILApELrHIA. Anil 4

This mornings papers publish special or
der II of the War Department, showing the
correctness of the Bul'efm's report about the
arrest Of Surgeon General Finley. He is
ordered to Boston to await further orders.
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Thursday being Fast Day, we are obliged
to put our IA Per to press a day earlier than
usual this week

The great battle between BcauIerard and
the Federal forces was fought at Pittsburgh
Landing on the Tcnnes- on Sunday or
Monday-the exact date is yet uncertain
Ten. Beauregard, with an immense army,
advanced from Curinth and attacked the
combined forces of Generals Grant and Buel
The batl" logan at daybreak and continued
until late IA the afternoon with terrible loss
On both sides. We have gained a complete
victory and driven the enemy back within his
Qualifications Our lines were driven in by the
1rst attack. Our reserves were brought into
action aud the lost ground regained and the
rebels rcpuisod, with great slaughter. Our
loss Is very heavy. No particulars are known
as yet.
At Island No. 10, $50 prisoners including
seven cfhcers, 80 pieces of artillery, Il large
quantity oia army rations, musketa and small
arms were captured on the Island. 1t is
stated that the rebels had become perfectly
demoralizad, and in many cases whole regi-
mcnts refused to obey orders. Much ill-ieel-
ing prevailed Smong the officers and none
had any confidence in the commanding Off
Ger. Gen. Pope pushed forward at once
from the Island TO Tiptonville, and captured
Gen. Mccall, formerly L. 5. Adj. Gen. his
staff and about 1000 prisoners from Arkan-
sas and Louisiana, large quantities OF stores
ammunition, and other property.
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Died

In this village, April 5tb, of disease Of the
lungs, Warren Hatch, aged IS years.
In WillistOn, March list. Myron NJ, eldest son
of Edward and Maria NJ. Drovnell, aged 20 years.
in Shelburne, the 81 inst, Of Canksr-rash.
Kate f., daughter Of the late $ D. and Frances
A. Spear, aged 10 years.
At Huntington, April 5ih, Of diphtheria, Muir.
ray Manser, son of Willard and Thirsa T. (decease
ed) Sayles, aged years.
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Alburgh Springs Academy.

~ II f SUBSCRIBER having made arrange
IL ments with the Trustees to take permanent
charge Of Alburgh Springs Academy, viii com
mence the Spring Term on the 9Th Of May
Full Instruction will be given in all the
ENGLISH 4 CLASSICAL BRANCHES, MUSIC.
and all studies usually pursued in our high
schools. Competent Teachers will Re provided,
and no pains spared, to make the AlbgEgh Springs
second 70 in the State for efficiency aad thor
oughness Of instruction.
For particulars inquire of the Principal.
THADDEUS LANDON-
Alburgh springs, March 3, 1852. wiw
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE. HAIR

HAIR III T. HAIR III T. ~ Al R
DYE+wN. A. BATcHELoE's HAIE DYr-Tb
,'yH1ni,sf and Reilbis Dye Kuorru.
All others are mere limitations, and shoulI be
avoided if you wish to escape riiieule.
Grey, red, or rusty hair dyed instantly TO a
beautiful and natural brown or black, without tho
least injury to hair or skin
Fifteen medals and dip,omas have been award
ed to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1859, aad over gCO.
600 applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces acolor
not to be distinguished from nature and IS ,-l-
raHtsd not to injure in the least, however long
may be continued, and the in effects Of bad Dyes
remedied. The hair is invigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No.
10 Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the United
States, by Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
The Genuine has the name William A. Batch
elor, and address upon steel plate engraving
on the four sides of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay IT.
Late $50, Broadway, New York.
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Wv IVNNi -lIIH =
The steamer Blackstone arrived this \. NJ.
from a cruise in search of the Vermont, but
saw nothing Of her. She spoke the French
irisate Bellona bound here yesterday of
Barncgat.
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Gen. Hllleck has just telegraphed to the
War Department that Island No. 10 was
abandoned by the enemy last night, leaving
all their artillery, baggage, supplies. and
sick.
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IL . IL. SN D " 4,
CONN.
NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN, CONN,
NJANUFACTURES the largest assortment ef
WI pure Confectionery in the country. Are
you a dealer Do you sell Confectionery at re-
tail ? If so, you should enclose $40, and receive
a Case of Assorted Confectionery that will surely
sell, and pay you a large profit. Snow is selling
thousands Of these packages. The assortment is
Just what is raufsd by the consumer. A good
thing does sell
n. b. 4 remittance to accompany zach crder.
have no Branch in New York.
H.H. SNOW,
wllW3 Nsr HaUsa, Conn.
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The Secretary Of War directs that here
after no persons not belonging to the U S.
service be permitted to take passage in any
public transport without special permission
Of the War Department,
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STEAMER BENTON OFF ISLAND !
No. 10, April Sth. {

10 Hon. Gideon Welles, Sec. of Navy:
BY Telegraph of three hours since in
formed the Department that Island No. 10
has surrendered to the gunboats. Captain
Phelps has this instant returned after having
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Syracuse Nurseries.

rENHE Subscriber is Agent for W. BROWN
4 SMITH, successor to Smith HANcHETT, as
owner Of the long established and well known
Nurseries at Syracuse, n. Y. lie offers to fur
nish, free Of charge for freight, at the different
depots Of the Vermont Railways, first class fruit
trees in great variety and at the following rates.
Apples, (grafted) from three to four
years Old. 20 cents each.
" in lots Of fifty or over, } to
years old, 10
e in lots Of a hundred or over
from to years old, II
" in lots Of a thousand or
over, l2i
Pears, gratis, standards, to years
old, 50
D." in lots Of a hundred or over,
to years DID, IS
dwarfs, , to years old, 81
Also. grapes and all the small fruits usually
found in f st class nurseries.
All q the above are Of prime quality. sam
Piles may be seen at the subscribers. Most Of the
trees in his we'll known orchsrd from this nur-
sery. Orders should be given in as early as pos
sibe.
LYMAN HALL.
Shelbune, April ., 1862. d&w3W-
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ARLINGTON, April 1.
The following dispatch has been received
U. S. FLAGSHIP BENTox, .
OF Island No. 10. April . {

U. S. FLAGSHIP Benton,
OF Island No. 10, April ..
To Hon. GIDEON W.hes:
Last night an armed boat expedition was
fitted out from tie squadron and landed
forces 1t tins point. under command of Col.
Roberts of the 42d Illinois at midnight
they reached the upper or Number 10
Fort, and pulling directly on its
face carried it, receiving only the harmless
hire OF the two sentinels, who ran on firing
their muskets, while the rebel troops in the
vicinity rapidly retreated, whercupon Col
Roberts spiked the G guns mounted in the
fort, and returned with his boats unframed.
The commanding officer represents all uu-
der his command, from their GOODNESS and
as ready to perform more
hazardous service had it been required. for
the fulfilment of the object of the expedition.
A. II. FooTE, Flag Officer, dc.
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J. BATTEY,
J. BATTEY,
UNION NJ RSERI E 8,
Keeseville, N. ",
OFFERS AN IMMENSE SUPPLY
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
and Plants,
FOR The NORTH!

uyHE SUBSCRIBER, having greatly incre.vs
his facilities, is now prepared to ill all ordsrs
in the most complete and satisfactory mannei- -
and al the lowest market prices
I can supply this Spring. il seasonably ordered,
loo. Oo,s Standard Apple Trees years Old
aud good size;
10000 Pear Trees-Stsndard and Dwarf
$4,000 PUN snd Cherry Trees;
10000 Grape V ines-including large seoi
of the Delaware, Sherman. Conesr I,
Rebeeca, Diana and other new soss :.
Also Silver Naples; Horse chesnqts; s'o,a'.
English and American Elus; Arbor Vitesi Nor
way and White Spruces; C7rrants; IooseoerIi's;
Rasuberries; Blackberries; strawberries; khu
barb; Ornamental Shrubs; lto'es' fsonieSi
PhIoxes; and every other descrip, 'on o. "nrse Y
Stock in equal abundance, and Of sup. uef iusiiSy
Or4ers Soheifed-A liberal discount . per%ons
ordering in large quantities; and to those o5efisg
in Clubs. All orders should be forwarded sa.-'y
For further particulars. Prices, etc., send for
Catalogue.
AGESrs.-Local Agents wanted in every town
TO solicit Orders for the Spring Trade-Commis-
sion liberal: Application should be made at once.
Also wanted a few more Canvassing Agents
who can have permanent employment, on exceed
ingIy liberal terms. No capital required.
For Agencies or Catalogues, address
j. BATTEY, Manager and Agent.
Of the Union Nurseries, kesseville, NY.
March %. daV5w
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DISEASES OF woMEN.-DH.

DISEASES OF WOMEN.--DR. Marin
oS attends exclusively to the treatment Of Private
Diseases and the SPECIAL Diseases Of WOMEN, at
his RENEDIA ISsTITuTE for Special Diseases, at
No. IS Union st., Providence, r. l. See his ad-
vertisement Of The GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. p. dawly
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DIR. MARSHALL's HEADACHE
AND
c at arm SNUFF .

WNH1S SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself to
u be the best article ever known for curing the
Catarrn, Cold In the Head, and the Headache. II
OF Sore Eyes. Deafness has bsen reroved bv !.
and Hearing has been greatly improved by its
use. IL purges out all distractions, strengthens
the glands and gives healthy action to the parts
anected 1t Is recommended by many Of the best
physicians, and is used with great satisfaction ev-
rywhere.
March !, dawIy.
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HARTFORD, Cos, April Z, p. NJ.
The voting is progressing quietly but with
every indication that the Republican and
Union ticket has carried the day.
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Married.

In Milton, on the Sd inst, by Rev. Geo. W
RanSlow, Mr.. Friedrich Hall and Miss Louisa
Tillison, all Of Milton.
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Pawn-BrOkers' Bargains =!
100000 WORTH

watches, Bracelets, Rings, Pms, Diamonds
Chains, &irer Ware, and other
raluGBles,
| Being the stock of a Private Broker and 10 be
sold at One Dollar each, without regard to value.
AND NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNTIL VOC
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TO GET.
LIST OF SOME OF THE ARTICLES T
BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR BARGAIN.
| Gold Watches, Gold Band Bracelets
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines,
Breast Pins Plated Forks
Ladies' Jewelry, Plated Castors.
| Plain Gold Rings, Napkin Rings.
Gold Thimbles, Spoons.
Chased Gold Rings, Fruit Knives,
Stone Rings Harnesses
Florentine JeweIry, Riding Saddles.
Mosaic Jewelry, Gents Seal Rings
Lava Jewslry, Ladies Retieules. slsg-
Watch Keys. antly furnished,
Gold Neck Chains, Reyolvers
Long Gold Chains, Rifles
lob Chains, Eight Day Clocks
Goli Pencil Cases, Marine Clocks,
Vest Lhains, New Cutlery.
Ribboa sides, Skates,
fa-aers Furs
Silver Pencil ca 'e' with Mantel Vases,
Gold pens. Mantel Clocks,
Hair Bracelets, IaIiAn ware
Shawl Pins, "oiu Crossesi
Bosom Studs, CpsrA uIassesi
Sleeve Buttons, Silz Dire, uoods,
Violins, Piano Fortss,
Flutes, Plated Di1ia, h ifes and
Coneertinas, Forks.
Together with a variety of Diamond and oshes
rich Stone Jewelry, Of rare foreign make, and a.
most every other article that can be named form
ing Of the greatest collections 90 be found in
Z ha oel- Of
Cup TO ls62) pledges to private broker, an q
which are now placed with the subscribers, to be
offered at
One Dollar BargninS-
through the following convenient and safe arrange
ment:-
The holder Of these valuable deposits has divided
them into lots, and corresponding 10 each LOT, a
certificate Of what each lot consists Of will be IT,
sued so that whoever receives a certifcate viii
know just what its holder il entitled to.
These Certificates will be placed in envel0ps, auci
sealed up and sold to whoever shall mail 10 the
Undersigned Is cents in money or postage stamps
Upon the receipt Of the certificate, you will know
What your dollar will purchase, and can remit OF
lot.
A part Of this stock was originally designed tor
he Southern Trade and is Of the newest style. but
much Of it was deposited (alonc with a bin Of sae)
y persons whose pride and position would not
,ermit them to apply TO q public pawpbroker, aud
ence appraised at only their intrinsic value
his enables the holder of the goods 30 arrange
lis schedule, as to safely warrant him in refund
ng one dollar for any article the purchaser may
e dissatisfied with.
To defray expense of packing, &c, the under
igned charges % cents for a single Certificate or
Til sell Five for 81, Eleven for So or Twenty for
3.
For convenience, and to save time, all eonmu-
icatiOns must Be made through the Post OHcs.
Address MOORE & CO., Agents,
No. Milk street, Boston.
Y. B.-Remember there is no risk, Is the money
aid for the articles will be refunded IL the pur-
haser is dissatisfied. WINS
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The Hrads Washington despatch says
.Sicke'shas been relieved Of his command
by order Of Gen. Hooker. in consequence Of
his rejection by the Senate.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND TNPE-
RIENCE OF An INNALID.-Pstl,b.l
0r tis Be1.tf and as Ua-77g asf Ca4f.1 20
iossy Mn who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. &C; supplying at tae same
time the means Of selt-cure. Ey one who has
cured himself after being put TO great expense
through medical imposition and quiekcry. Ey
enclosing post paid addressed envelope siNGLI
COPIES may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esu
Bedford, hing Co.. n. T.
March n. daWlv
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WOODSTOCK, Va. April 6

\ timber box Of Daun's blttery contain
Ing l2j lbs. powder and 80 shells exploded
here YESTERDAY, injuring slightly one man
two horses. The body Of Col. Ilallender
OIolliday p passed through Winchester
Saturday evening en- route, from Strasburgh.
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0gdenSburgh TO the West.
1862. 1862.
THE NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

w ILL, during the presen; Season, run their
w Line Of
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily between Ogdensburgh, Cleveland, Toledo,
DETROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS,
including Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine Pert
Washing on, Sheboygan, Monitowoc, Port Huron
and ST Clair. Leaving OGDENSBURGH on arri
val Of the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST, call
Ing regularly for PASS NGERS and FREIG 1T at
Brockyille, AlexandriaBay, Clayton, CapeVincent
and OSWEGO. Passengers and Families moving
" est, can embark with their Luggage, Teams
Stock 1c.. and land together without disturbance
" Transshipment, at their port Of destination.
= These steamers have large Cabins and
state-rooms, amply and neatly furnished
F0R FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS,
and NseoHd Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfort
able accommodations for Passengers and Fam
lilies who may wish 70 furnish their own
provisions and bedding 5P-No ef-
forts will be spared 70 maintain
the reputation Of this as
THE CHE APEST and BEST ROUTE.
-9rFreight forwarded to care Of the Agents Of
thi. Company will receive careful attention and
de- gatcl Apply to
GEO. A. EDDY, or d.
j. ". CHAMBERLIN, Ns'"'s'
Ocdensburgh, V. Y.
e.. W. SINH, General Passenger Agent r. r.
Depot, osiensburgh. y. Y.
x. CHArvAv, Vergennes, Vt,
General Travelling gent for New England
April n. ls62. wsm
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PHILADELPHIA, April >

The BaL'ehE learns from a gentleman Just
from Washington that Surgeon General
Clement \. Finley, who has been removed
from the head Of the Medical Department Of
the army, has been sent to Fort Warren
Reason not known.
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LIST OF COLORS.
Family Dive COlOFS.

Family Dye COlOrS.
For dying Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goods.
Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons Gloves, Bonnets.
Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing.
and all kinds of Wearing Apparel, with perfect
fast colors.
4 SAVING OF 50 PER CENT.
These Dyes are mixed in the form Of powders,
concentrated, are thoroughly tested, and put up
in neat packages. For twenty-five cents you can
color as many goods as would otherwise cost five
times that sum. The process is simple, and any
one can use the Dyes with perfect success. Diree-
tons inside.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, 25S
Broadway, Boston.
Wholesale Agents in Boston, WEEKS & POT
TER, GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., CHAS. V.
POOR co.
BFor sale by Druggists generally in every
city and town. w39m3
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HARD TIMES COFFEE.


UNHE trying times and the high price of Coffee
has demanded that good substitute should
be found for pure coffee, and the manufacturer Of
the Hard Times Coffee has succeeded in the inven-
ton of an article which meets the requirements Of
the times, and which the Mass. State Assayer
Dr. Hayes, pronounces free from any deleteri-
Gus substance. II is sold at a very low price and
is, in fact, about equal TO pure Coffee.
Manufactured by III. Is NEwHALL, Man
facturer Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar. sc
South Market ST., BostOn.-TRY IT.-You
can get pound Of any Grocer in Burlington.
Certificate of DIR. HAYES.
HARD TINES CoFFEE."-This substitute for
the more expensive kinds Of coffee has been anal
yzed chemically and microscopically, and found to
be Tree from any deleterious substance. II also
corresponds in composition with the manufaetur-
ers statement. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer
l6 Boylston st., Boston, Feb. IS, 1862.
w39m3
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
MADE TO ORDER, on PLUMER'S PATENT
w LASTS new invention, and warranted
to give satisfaction The Lasts can be seen, and
all information obtained of the subscriber, |. he
has secured the right of Custom Work for nj,
vicinity.
A. PR0UTY, JR.,
Isl oHrRos sIsxEr.
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PHILApFLPuIA. April :

T IIII'ANlI1I HIAi JPN =
The alleged arrest of Surgeon General
Finley turns cut to be untrue.
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LIVERY STABLE.
fE'uE subscribers having purchased the we'll
known Livery stand recently occupied by
%. d. Mathews, would respectfully announce to
the public that they are ready 10 accommodate
the people of burlington with any thing in their
line at an hours and At shortest notice and solicit
a share Of the patronage Of the public.
VIEW CARRIAGES, COOP HORSES.
AND CAREFUL DRIVERS
supplied at all tRcs and no pains spared to please
customer. h. COLBERTH.
G. +. BLAKE.
April .. daRtf
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ST. JOINS, n. F, April :.

ST. JOINS, n. F, April :.
The coast Is still completely jlmmed with
ice.
Many Foreign vessels are disc by but can
Mt get N, and their crews are in a starving
condition.
About Is scaling vessels are known to have
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!. OST.

SOMEWHERE on Church Street, this mo rping
- calf-skin Wallet, with 81 or 500 in bills,
and papers Of no value but to the owner. The
Wednesday, April 2.