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On Friday lsst the Ordnance Bureau of
the Navy department entered into contract
" IN Messrs. KnsP. Rudd g. Co., of the Fort
PIT Works, Pittsburgh, for monster cannon,
10 .+t'oFe 0t twenty inches. throwing
ball weighing one thousand pounds. Win a
safncIeat charge OF powder .of superInr quality.
II Is Isthought that range Of nearly eight miles
can be obtained for this terrible proect,Ie
The gun Is to be Of the D4hlgren pattern, aud
eonslrUc ed on the Rudmsn principle. TIE
same estsbishment has ~ order for fifty Dahl
gren guns Of fifteen inches bore.
The appraisers Of the late Mr.. Golf.
estate have flushed their sbOrs aud they make
tne whole amount Of his property foot Nd eyer :
three million Of dGIars TINS IL escIuslve nj
avs landed property IN the Western States md
Tsx's, his gold snd lead mines in South Amer
lea. and hIs property III England, wh ch il h,
believed, cannot be lairly estimated. Probably
u is worth another million. The aumb.r a,
men now employed 10 the Armory at Hartford is
about l,lOO, and The payroll smounIs 10 nearly
$50 900 mouth
The Chicago Tribune states that Of In.
srmy before C"ruth, litIle over 25 per cent
are SICK OF dseases growing out OF Exposure
snd ths exeersble water OF the region Al
Hamburgh, on Friday, May ID, there were
4.OOO sick, and the thermometer stDod o2deg
~ the shade. The post at P.usburgh had been
t5andoned. and tbs hs'pital bosts removed to
Hamburgh, such was the unendurable slencb
sfislng FROM the dscomposlng remains on the
jsts battle. field
-ELEcTIeN AT CUMBERLANp.--On M, m.
aav lsst DR.. Charles II. Ohr. Union was eIec.
sd Mayer Of Cumberland. Md. receiving 437
votes. against "a for G. M Thrusion, demo
eraitl The Ua'oa council tic8ei wss also
elected
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INDIAN ANECDoTE.-A young Indian falled
IN hls attentions 10 young squaw She made
complaint to an old chief, who appointed
hearing or trial. The lady land HE case be-
fore the Judge, and explained the nature Of the
promise made to her. [, consrsted of snnd,v
visits to her wIgwam, many little undefnabe
attentions" aud presents, bunch of feathers
and several yards of red i,nuel THIS was the
charge. The faithleSs swain denied the :. nm.
d"hnAbls attentions in toto. He had visited
her fathers wigwam for The purpose OF osss,ng
away time, when II was not convenient 10
hunt, and had given the a,hers and flannel
rom friendly motive, aud nothing further.
DurIng the latter part OF the defence The souaw
tainted the plea was considered invalid and
the offender sentenced to give the lady l." a
yellow feather, brooch that vas then dang.
ling from his nose, and a dozen coon skins
the sentence was no eosner concluded than the
squsw sprang upon her feet, and clapplnp her
h 'nds, exclaimed with joy, " Now me ready to
be cOurted Gg ain -
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HARDWARE,

"a general assortment which he Will sell 30 per
cent. cheaper Than can be bought elsewhere Cnm
hefand Nails s5.25 per key; Pughs Anger B,ts 10
cts, per qriri Wade ) Butchers Au1erS cts peror
socket ShiseS' , CTS, per Or; Frame Chisels Gus
per ar; AL sues of Screw from 10 inch AT q Ct.
per gross; Cpright. .J"uusFaccd and Morcc Locks 40
cts, some OF Which are worth 81. Shovels Spades
hinges. Shuttcr IA IS, aud nuretntis other Articles
VI 100 t"'ds" OF Nuod wanted. and the highest prrce
d'u i"t an klhdS ul Ouniry Produce. p2i3m
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Notice.

Ihe undersigned. administrators named above
hereby give notice, that Letters of Administration
were gEanled To them on the Sd dny OF Nav 1862 AL.
persons lhercore having demands against the deceasl
ed estate, will present the same properly attested ON
or before the Sd day ol May. 1868 "r abide by law IN
this behalf ANN g. HOLDING; "
GEO. H. RAYMOND, Admrs.
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IRON Foundry
And MGchtne !ShOD.
SS w. Va M& wh "a


Farmers take nntlre, that Machines are made and
carefully REPEALED at the old stand ON MaIn street
one door booW DcHnIng's Cnrrlage Factory
armers will do well by having their Reaping and
Moving Ma, hines properly repaired before they wanl
10 use them and Machine shop s the place to tai
them. The undorrlgned HAVING had srve,,I 80.
experience IN the business prepared to Repair nj
Kinds OF Agricultural Machinery Mil Work &C.
REAPER Sections. oiall patterns, always on hand
wholesale retail
GEO w. g. s TAYLOR. q
N.B'-An lndentured Apprentice at the Mon ding
business wanted, between the age OF IL and II wears
my'-im &. W. ~ =. r.
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Some four or five years ago slave woman
belonging to gentleman 10 Sassafra6 Meek
was convicted of arson IN the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, and sentenced TO The peniteatiary,
and her owner was paid S6OO by the County
Csmnissioners Our readers will also recol.
lees that Capt Pierce, of this town, pelitisned
the Legislature last Winter for compe Hsa ion
for slave hanged by a mob near Cecllon.
mad these slaves been white men no one would
ever have thought Of the State paying for
either of them. Cuder our present law live
white man ID as good as live Niger. but
dead white man isn't equsl to a dead nrgger.
Well. they say blood WiH tell.
Since writing the above we learn that both
Houses of The Virginia Legislature, acting
upon the suggestion of the Governor, at once
reported and passed bill wrping out the un.
just law complained Of When will Maryland
90 and do likewise Cecil Wing.
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BETTER THAN A MAN.-It is well known tbs I
all ladies' have au intense admiration for a sew
lng machine, and that their delight in the 90
session Of one calls out enthusiastic terms Of
praise. lady called at sewing machine
agency 10 purchase, and inquiring for some one
who had machine of whom she could learn of
lie merits was, among others. referred to lady
THEA present, quiet deinur looking maiden
lady. Upon being questioned, the individual
at hrst replied with modest reserve, but finally
the absorbing delight every sewing machine
ProPrIelrsss inevitably feels, but the better of
hsr dIthdence, and she warmly eulogized the
ooJect OF her inquiry. and finally her eyes
or'gh ened' her cheeks grew rosy, and she
ssN Like my sewing machine TO be sure
DO! Why. / 'OOuIdnt6egin to exchange it
for nun! 80
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Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols :

Inc snhhcrIher informs the citizens of SMYRNA and
'he country adjacent that he has taken the house for
mery occupied by julius Passaucr uppos,ic he Coi
rage Fucory of CahoOn q Currow, on Commerce 81
where he is prepared 10 mnke all kinds of FIRE.
AhNIS- khcs, MaskeIs. .ShnIIiuns. Pistols &C.
ne Is complete master OF hIs trade haNIng learned
lhe business IN Germany. aud worked for some time
III me principal establishments IN this country,
All Kinds Oi Repairing done on reasonable Terms
Je<i-5m NICHOLAS GLA1"T.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Saddle, Harness, COlIarzTrunk

WANUFA CTIRER,
No. lO5 ). Second ST., below Chestnut
-. PHILADEi PHIA,
Where Saddles. Harness, Collars Trunks and Garnet
Bags are on hand or made to order by
apl7-3m J. ID ZONES
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1000 bbis. Spoiled Fish.
F0f hANuRE Apply 10 E. WILMER.
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One Price System.

as near as poSShP, VOI NAV rsly anon moi beps osk
ed t"Ice h" worth of an arlIcle hui fair and yIna
pr"hi' thereby saving the ttBt, trouble and contsio,
hat Is caused hy asking Tremendous big prces u mn
he expectation "i being JtUoi' 10 fair price which
ltIdom gives satisfaction Ia the purchaser
lhanhl"l Tor past iaNors respectfully solIcta con-
ImuOnC6 OF the same.
aPlO EDWARD WARD
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Take Notice.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
OIL CLOTHS, BOOTS AND SHOES. IjAyS
AND CAPS, GROCERIES. QUEENSWARE.
AND PROVISIONS.

The subscriber has just received large and we'll
selected stock Of Dry Goods, SUE rs are usually Rom
~ "a country STORE, which hr we'll sell alprlces ios
mo 'S' i"f 'hsh or country Produce, Ils stock of
Carpets will be found complete. and he sold -, oi,,
prices lie will sell good Shoulder Bacon o 6 cIs
and old Hams at 4 els EDWARn nL$TI -
SmVLna, Jan %. 1862
L. S.-F0r sale CheRu and IN accouop,o,I -,
! Coop llOKsE. 20 ''
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hoHsemaid. bOastIng of her industrious
habits, said that on particular occasion an.
rose 81 four, made FIRE, put on tea kettle.
prepared breakfast, and made all the beds no.
fore single soul was up in the whole house
Sam, do you know why that stick of wood
you're saving is like the elephant that was here
IaSt week !" "I'll be hanged it can see anv
resemblance Why ls It, biH!' Becsuse
Ysu saw II, to be sUre!'
My dear feluw !" said Dir. Spencer. &" vou
nave such cold you can't speak a word {"
rue wrote the patient on the slate " but.
DOCTOR my gestures are still frst-rs,c."
1t may be q question whether an ormy il or
10 not brave, when, on beIag attacked at i,s
morning meal, it resolves at all hazards n
break fast.
The fact that a man may have gone 10
military muster whrn he was boy, is hardly
a snthclent reason for making him a brigodier
general.
An lrlshman on applying for relief. and
oeing told to work for bis living, replied. " If
l had all the work in the world | couldn't do
ur' w
Dean Swift. on being asked what he though,
The easiest and yet most difficult thing a man
could do, replied, ITO bolt door,"
DlSdain not inyour fsriOr. though poor since
he may possibly be much your superior in VIE.
u""' aod Tue noble endownents ofihe mind.
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Dress Goods,
GCntlCmcn's NEcar

Farmers and Others buy rng Cas.imprrs. Tve.ds
Jeans CoiIonades, Sc. arc invited q examine th,..
goods oi which lie has large assortment. iu,Iy
cheap HsNv sold l"''! "S
boots DO and Shoes as cheap the cheapest-C;ater,
at %, 50 and - cts, II and 81
- "t"crrieS-e"ot Ne" Ore Sugar for cts, ner
10 10 Moia'seS % els per gni tar Herring 81 80 r
~, FA'ra ~ ~I" - to - 40; Shoulder Bacon, i per
very superior Turkey Cofiee Tor ~ ct,. rib.
PAINTS, OILS, PUTrI, IARNiSjjFx
"ethereI pure Lead. Fluid, Lard OIL, Kerosen,-
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Hardware Store.

Iho nnder'Igned, successor to VIM Wilds, would
respectfully inform the public that he has opened
Iarge ana complete assortment Of Hardware Goods
IN the house recently oCcupied bv / d. HamiIton
Commerce ST., SMYRNA, r0nsisIIg of
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Building Hardware,

DuiIulll1 hardware,
comprising in part Locks. Latches Bolts Screws.
n'nges' Nails. Sash, Chlseis. Augers Weights Axes
Halrhets, &c. &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
such as Shovel'. Spades, Brldleblts Driving KNIVES
saws, Scythes, with all other Tools deslraLe for
Farm use.
G UTL cry.
complete assortment of Cutlery. such ms Knives
and Forks, Carvers Steels, PenKniyes, Scissors Ro
zors and SIrops. &C.
The attention Of the Ladies' is also called 10 his os
orthent OF Sewing Needles Knitting Needles Pins
Ihmhles ShItds Teaspoons aud Ia bic .suoSns of the
lInest quality. Ironing AT pnrnims, &c
Also, an assortment of Fire Arms Skates Dinner
heps AndI 'ons. Shovels and Tongs CoIee mills S,C
iers, Frying Pans Waffle irons, NC
All the abave articles viii be sold nj nrces Io,,o,
Than can be bought elsewhere. PIease emil and ,.r
anime Tor yourselves. where yuu will always find hmm
best terms. F W. '''
'eoo }. T.. WILLIAMS
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DAVID 7, S.MITnERS.

(Formerly Student OF w. q. A. BonweIlA
OHerS his services to inhabitants Of SmvI
ana Vicn'ty. OFFICE--The room recently
occupied by Miss Sarah West. Main st next
uoor TO the rcSuencc of Col. Geo. DAVIS
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DOCTOR w. Il. COLLINS

\Ai I'LL give prompt attention To the citizens oi
Smyma and vicinity, in the practIce of his
P'VI.I P~ UInIlr apl,'57.n
OFFICE at the House .(ormeriy occupied
by Dr; *. .. Cuibreth, Main ST., above fer
wells Hotel.
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lilo! FOR SMYRNA.
MEMS AND BOYS
Rcady-Made Clothing.
VI NE hesI Styles aud ashlOns; also Mems and Boy
soft Fur and Wool EafS

aud Clolh and Oli Cloth Caps Pocket Books Por,mo.
naieS Money Por>cs. JoWeley Pocket Knives. Razors.
arpeniers Rules and Pencils. Shoe Findings Station.
cry, School Bo"ks. Brhles Prayer and H. mn Books
tarcy Toliet SOAPS, Pertumcry and variety oCother
articles not meniURed. all ri which VIII he snId -
prices to sHitlhe HAND TIMES Having deteImlusd
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TIN AND STOVE STORE
DOCTOR
= Ii A X LIE 5 l.. Nj lAHON
(Sgcr"s-or 10 Dr. Gardtner,)
kzOssIUOpaGEsiSs.

fICE-Aicthcdst Street. ncA, door 10 ,.. cfoe .,
Dr. VIM. Cu,nmsl>.
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Says PRENTICE: We presume the reb.
81 army thinks It's head its weakest pa RI from
the way ltturns It's tail.
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John Drew, the comedian, died in p
adeIPhla' on Wednesday afternoon, Of con.
llOl Of the brain.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-29

-Gen. Kosecrans passed lhrogh Cinci
nail last Saturday, en- route for Pittsburgh La
Ding, where he Is to lake command of the Ia
General Smiths Division.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-29

Hoo. John Hickman, has positively de.
cIned being Candidate for the next Con.
gress.
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rkun wAslIINcNnS-

tv.,,,..,, f,IN a. w. u p1
A, .1 oui'' 30 V''i' y w. a ram
si' " .''p oFos.aP''a' H's'ng''s, nuo wac
''OA VIZ" wv p"o''
ri u'J NV - ,.. ,ooo ..-......-..
- ~. "a '''o" ''oU to'''','eu'p
..'i' cn''3a 10y I', '''' $50.
''''i - ', y, =, lAu,f
yJ'I. 90 p....+I,'m c s,.s ''' 1,,eJ'' u
80, - e''
rl,.,,,t.i;. ..,.,, ada. Il. ...,... ;...f
,be pr..iJapt ,.,ler ,b. 'a,t' -, tugns, last ~
hi. t.llow.
rairty-irr C,l.nels q I,.rt -C,l,,.l. ~
N,i,rs no Captain. rhr,s prio,lisr Com
ais have RESIGNED and have declined
a. .,....- IL. ~
wa. wounded af .Ge r,,d, -, Foir 0at. J las
arrived here
Gen Dix informs lhe y partment that the
military telegraph has been completed to Nor
folk and Suffolk, and the line to Fortress Mon
roe u working we'll
WAsHISsroN, june ~ Il is believed that a
correspondence is now progressing relative to a
genera. exchange Of prisoners Secretary Sew
ara has returned
WAsHSGroN June ~. Three or four thous
and s3tman for the naval service are wanted i'm.
meiiatcly 4 present there are onsy 80 men
available in all OF lie New England ports.
The Scott Cavalry Regiment. 900 strong, was
reviewed to day by the President, Secretary
Stanton and Gen. Nadsworth The column
also passed through the principal streets.
English papers by the last steamer assert that
the Crcassan condemned for attempting To run
the blockade could not have entered our South
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rRou rnRrRrss NnNRnK.

foGTREss MONROE, June Is. All quiet here
The steamer Elm City arrived here this Morn
my from White House with $50 sick soldiers
who ate To Doe sent to Baltimore. the White
House point boat brought down SO cuerr,lns, be-
INK Il lars OF those who made the assault on
our rear last Friday, making 81 in AZ who
have been captured Some are farmers. others
belong To the Virginia Cavalry Six boye were
brought in yesterday by our cavalry, who state
vhat tho rebel piekets on our LETT wing had nd
yaneed' and they accidentally s.uyed over the
lines.
The Norfolk correspondent oi the tribune
says that Union man who had been threat
ened by sacossionst with having his throat eat, ,
gave the scc.ssionist a severe pounding The
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Order.


HEADeJARrERs 9TH W., REGIMENT, }
Camp near Richmond, June l2, 1862. [
10 the members of the Sixth Regiment YER
mons Volunteers now in Vermont without leave
and to those who are NOW remaining beyond the
limis OF their inrioughs You Gre hereby or.
cered 10 return at once, ana report yourselves
Tor duty. Your failure 20 comply with this or.
der within two weeks OF The date thereof. will
cause you to be reported as cowardly deserters,
aud You will be arrested and punished as such
The communities IN which you reside, and the
STATE AT large, viii remember that YOU are
bound oy an mta 10 discharge your duty aseo.
dlers OF the ARMY Of toe United States tnat
,onr comrades are enduring the brunt Of the
battle, while you, unmindiu Of your oaths,
and destitute OF ever manly motive which
should actuate the soldier, are surrounded hy
the comforts Of home Farthermore, the names
OF those failing to comply with tins order viii
be published BY order OF COL Lord,
L. b. CRANDALL, Adiutant.
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E1nv1sl Cor NaIc.

MIR Farm lately ownel hy ELISHA CUNNlNSi stu
. stelIn FAST MONTPELIER, about two miles from
llonpeiisr village, offered or SALE said Farm con
ein, ttiaye pasturt aud wood land There is a good
spsar Mac, and good orchard. Running water a. the
hoass and harm Huildings In good repair Enough OF
The purchase money will be required ae"h 90 insure .no
sale aud liberal payday gwen Ter tue htauou TOT
further particulars enquire OF
.,rof either Of The heirs Of &. CUMNtNs 3ht
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMroUNn The popular prejudice agant patent
ueJeipe sems 10 have been removed in the minds ~
he many who have tried The above invaluable remedy
Ce,tiacatcs from among the inst men IN the eommunl
~ attts, 20 ,he virtues OF tins COMPOUND wu tue
evidence al rs value is SO Overwhelming and well anthem
,cated MS 10 convince the most cautious We Woui cHh
attention TO the reliable names attached To the au'er
tsrment in another column OF tis paper anu au'i,1
trsI nj nj. excellent medicine which has - rapidly
come into notice II the attention OF tie suherng can
eny be gained we feel assured thata lair tria WIZ re,
mofeal objections which may exist anu tnN 'neS WIZ
DaiV Adrtriisp,
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Chandler scientific school,
nAnrMoupH c0lLEaE.

: ',lIsgc commences Friday. August %. III, Course
At stu ior the First ncRee lie four years elements
If civil and Military Engineering are included.
Terms aud Va, atious the same a. IN ht Neaoem''al
Department.
For further particulars address =, ..
u..aver \ H. June 1862. diSidw
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Volunteers ION Montpelier.

The following LIST o. Volunteers, furnished by
the town Of Montpelier {. aid in suppressing
the present rebellion, ha eeen carefully pre-
pared by gentleman Of TINS village. should
the friends Of these soldier, notice any mistakes,
or should any one know Of Others who have
gone into service from this town, they will DO
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ITALIAN aaMf,S.

=, ptcr NJ an Italian Queen warranted purel with
49, ,yEsrs 10 accompany htr, -. hsrsste arrival
i.1 n nor destination Fail Instructions tor uniting
,Ss nneen with common stock will b. sent with each
lno g'''" Address, GOODRICH & SANB0RN,
qU''",,a East Har1WiCk, Vt.
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DE CHEESEMAN'S PILL.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S Pills

Have You used nr. Gid)rrs Homeopathic Curative
Try it for any disease named In the syou will not use
any other medicine. An assortment Of the curatives
Ken, by Fred r. smith, Montpelier VI, Agent or sent
per mail by NJ 5. Burr Co.. Boston, Mass, or Fhlep
lee 1856 William street. New York Price Is cents per
ho, Manual furnished free that each box has Phil
a Lee name ON
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l-,ionis,. ,.,s .,re.,od. taken 5.ure c.o Vii.
,,o.,..,,vo hin, aver IA the sst c,i, .,,thoIi
t,ea n.ne of yypo,o have We. o., l, ,...o,,l, ,,t
,lloa,onro A ,ne.rinc Of 'Uuu..t ,y.s held
,~Li9b ,.os Iaroolv attended, Al rbo clnso ~
which large nnm6ers waited aooo G,n Ti.Io
and ,rotesrad agniast ewing che 1ion. man into.
d. 6and. III M. rebel court
Collisions between the Unollsts and rebels
= Norfolk and Portsmouth, afy requeut.
Fonrerss NoxRor June ~ E,.r,r.;o., IL
amt here. ang'at Ngrfolk AM s,d.k rbc
weather !. suItfv. Gen Tx Las r..rnad
@um sne.ut bac,ne comrIst M, n.~in,, ~
,roor. "a cpt off e5mmunica a 5ot,,osn nh
.sun.shog Aas been aons n 'front.' II
the ARMY III DIV Potomac 400 .s euel. nage
assuuoa 3 mou muacog ui. ana aiil
probably wy b bring 90 clgagemrne
10 lron,ol ;h.n works, ~ o.: draw our
Three deseu.rs trom ;bs ~ l9ga regiment
SOLO chat tue rebels are becoina, ferate and
greatly dIsneartened at theE e-eat'
Orders have been issuea presenting any per
sia not connected WITH The am3 from visiting
ths IionI una9i any cHcamstaIea
nation is me '@st day Tor o'Ya oileef' q come
forward aua taKe tHe oa.' q allegiance. As
none ol 'he envy oLH5'Sis y SOU" nays '""'h
eno-q' iI'.7,i'''u '''o" ~. VI 'ol'.IA l'.'
a''ie " -1''1'''''e - - '." ''i'-
"1e.'5 .''"''' '-'''' ,'o' ''''''N =
4 lN'''s' al''' o'''
new YORK June ~ i.' eamer FIN
CJ 'l9' roII'e'' 4p".o1 ,' NJ '"I'n " o'o
~ "'''
'uy ,te ,..r
oD' 'A 05I'l1 ~ ''t u'ei y " +.' p''''
0N-''' GUN 49,"
new lohA' Jane ~. 4 n4Al'oS n DFahi
street Ieil yesterday noon, killing two and bad
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BALTIMORE June 20 Fiiiv eight woundeC
and Us sick soldiers from tn Newport New
hospital arrived here this morning.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DES. GasEal$EWAN'S ESlAas

atgS. GasB.aI% E7HAS'S RSlAs4p.
The combination u Ingredient, in these Pls are TIE
result L, long and extensive practice. They are mild
their operation, and cartain ID correcting al irregular
ties Paufl! NenstruauoLs removing OIL obsrucuots
whether fom cold Otherwise headache, pain In tie
side paipitatiou %; Tie heart whites, all nervous afec-
ti0us Mysteries fatigue pain u the bHek ahd limbs, sc
disturbed sleep winch arise from interruption OF nature.
DIX CHEESEMAN'S PILL,
was Die ammeucemrlt OF era in the treatment Of
those irregularities AMI distractions which have con-
signed so many toa premature grave. Ne female can
enjoy good hea h unless she is rrguar and whenever an
obstruction takes plc the general health begins to de-
one
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ar, the most efiecual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they are m
valuable nducing with certainty, periodical regularity
They are known to hcus nd, who have used them At dit
orcnt periods throughout the country having The sane
ton Of some Of the most eminent physicians In America
Explicit directions, stating when they SHOULD not be
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

WINCHESTER, June 20 A number Of sick
and wounded soldiers from Gen Shields com
mand, arrived to day They sill probably be
sent to lIarfisburgh
There il nothing from Gen Frenonts com
mand today.
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