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important to the Afflicted.

nm NOW continues 10 be consulted nj his Office,
NJ. ana EndicOtt street, Boston on All diseases
~. pRIykTE OR DELICATE NATURE. by a
-, eanrs. OF study and practical experience of
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y, ming the unfortunate with remedies that
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.s.n,,, The most alarming cases VI 6ONORRiHA
sns SYPHILIS. Beneath his treatment, all the
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10 become as harmless rs the simplest ailings OF
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xc are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matrimOny, consult
n physician OF experience, and be at once restored
% health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under DIR. Dow's
treatment a few days or weeks, will be furnished
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April, is62-iyrls
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II a r N

COR SALE, The subscriber offers, at bar
i cain, one OF his barns. the name and boards OF
Which are all OF good sound white pine lumber. IL
70 0x9o feet, and Of suitable sine foi small oarn
dwelling house
For further particulars inquire at the premises
eear Ming Corner, on the kennebunk road. or nj
kminons hper's bookstore.
HORACE PIPER
BlddeiOrd. April I'd, issa i5tf
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CAUTION TOFEMiLES IN DELICATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi
colt street. Boston, - consulted daily for all dis
eases incident 20 the female system. PTOlapsus
Uteri, or falling OF the Womb, FluOr Albus, sup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, anu
Invariably certain T. the new mode OF treatment
that most obstinate complaints yield under II. and
the afflicted person TeOiccs In perfect health
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
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Boarding Accommodations Tor patients who may
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DR. Dow, since lists. having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice for the cure OF Prl'
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no superior In the United States.
". BAH letters must eCntain one dollar, or
they will not be answered.
ONCE hours fTOm A. N. to9P,h.
April, IS62.-IyTl6
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or South Berwick, Maine.
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Or Dow Is consulted daily, from "A. n. To s r. N.
As above upon all ditcult and chronic diseases oI
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DON, No. 7 EndicOtt street, Boston. Those who
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4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATIENTS.
IL. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Lat, AGENT Of q. s. Patent Office. Washington,
(ERdtr the act Of 1879
10 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON;

,FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of %
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Also large number OF house and store lots in the
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THE subscriber, having re-
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R sale all OF his REAL ESTATE,
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
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TIES ms Going SO utEl and East.
Leave Montpelier ~ As A. 90 p and 10 45
M All TRAIN leaves ST. Alba ut 62J An Burlington
VI 90 A. NJ, connecting at Whe River junction with
Trains for amo from Wells River ST. J"hnshury aud Lii
tetuu, aud with N,rthc 4. Z. for uS Lowell, Wrr
ceser &c, and c0nneclin Bellows Falls win hesh
ire r. r. TOR boston and with Vermont Valley r. Tor
Splingtirid New Haven and New York, arriving in New
York At 10 - P. NJ.
hCCoMOp IR4H leaves RouSe's Point at % A..
for burlington and Northfeld
NIGHT ExPREss TEAM leaves Ogdensbmn at II 80 NJ,
Mont .tal at $50 Houses Point a. d 10 Grty
ing AT burlington al 9.5 IN ifnstun ut $40 co
meeting ~ Bellows Fall" with the,ilre K. 70: Boston
ind Wore and with Vermont Valley Il for Spring
field ana New !layea and arriving in New York AZ 20
2. ID.
Trains Going North mnA West.
Leave Monpt al OS M. A A. NJ. and 800 P.
MAIL TRAiN leaves Boston at 100 M, Via. Lowell
Lawrence or FitchbGrg. Leaves Springfield At T.25
Bellows Falls at 1925 connecting NJ Whine hiver
Juncti villa Northern K. Il. from Boston and with ias
snmpeic r. X. Tor aud from It. John>buy and lhlicon ::
arriving at burlington at 7HO A. aud ST. Adams at =
AZ p. a:id lodge.
AccoMMoDATInN TRAIN leaves Norihfed at 6.25 A. NJ,
and Burlii 10 30 for Rouses Point and Mon
tea arriving st Burlington at ll8O and at Montreal at
500 p. M,
Mono Express TRAIN leaves i'enws Falls a t 5 IS M
n cr wing passengers from Vermont Valley r. L. leaving
New York M 500 and from Cheshire H. f. cunnrc-
lug at White River junction Win train leaving Boston
5 M. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White River
Junction at Lob p. NJ, arriving at Eurng 70
A. NJ. Rouses Point 40 NJ, Montreal at 1900 S. NJ
and Oedenshugh at2OO p. M, connect ny with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago ana the West.
tIeeping attached to both the night expires
trains uhn ing between rouSe's Point and Boston.
Thrnngh Tickets for Chicago aud the Vest for sale o.
the principal stations
MERRILL, Sup't
st. Adams, VI, Jan 5 1862.
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Very Latest by :rele graph
K O'CLOCK Z. M.
REBELS RETREATING FROM TENNESSEE,

New York, March 3. The Times Washing
ton dispatch states, that Gen Buell. telegraphed
to Gen. Mcclellan last night, that the rebels
have abandoned Mur!reesboro'. and are in full
retreat towards the Tennessee river. Crossing
this river will place them III Alabama, and free
middle Tennessee Of every armed rebel force
lnasmuch rs the enemy retreat along the rail
road line, and are tearing up the rails as they
them.
The Tennessee and Cumberland rivers will be
opened this week to free and unrestricted COM
merce, under the order of the Secretary of The
Ire isury. Tins measure viii be one of great
relief to the commerce Of the " estcrn States,
ana 1t will be Il boon TO the loyal people OF Ten
reSsec, who nave been suffering so terribly for
coffee, Tea, salt, and other ncces>ares.
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south EHaudWiCk Academy.

THE SPRING TERM of this Institution will commence
L February %, and continue eleven weeks, under the
direction Of the folio wing Board of Teachers:
A. j. SANBORN. A. b., Principal
Mrs. II J. SANBORN, Teacher of French
GEORGE II. BLAKE, Assistant.
WILBUR !. WtIIPPLE, Teacher OF Husc.
Miss A. j. FORD, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
ABEL. T. WAY, Teacher Of Penmanship.
This institution is situated in the pleasant heal ny and
thriving village Of South Hardwick, OF access, and
surrounded by a moral and Intelligent com nunity.-
Though has operation less than two years, yet
by the untirng energy OF teachers and citizens its num-
Der Of s,hoars has constantly incr ed, ill It has won
patronage equal that OF many older institutions
GOOD opportuny wall here be given 10 those who wish to
M college, for business fe or for teaching
instrumental and Vocal Music, French, Drawing and
will be taught by thorough and competent
teachers.
strict conformity wholesome rules will be required
and no pains will spared by the teachers 10 make the
course OF study thorough and the school profitable and
plnasant for those who may attend
Lectures and Lyceums IA heretofore.
Boa including everything, from 10 to $500 per
week Rooms for self boarders one shilling per week
For Rooms or Board, apply to the Principal.
For Tuition see small handbiils.
Scholars are particularly requested to be present at
the BEGINNING Of the Term the classes will be formed
vi that time. ,,
X. GUYER secretary.
South Hardwick, Jan. %, 1852. 3l9fw3
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

IharIestown, Va, March >. The main lody
VI ", 'eh' Banks division rests in the vicinity of
'"are'to"n. No disaster or accident has oc-
lo'''Q since It's concentration. at the departure
H .ou' sandy Hook, TO cause any anxiety to
f.oaS at home
i"e hitherto rapkest sccessionlss here pay
'ua'"ed respect to the Federal uniform. The
S,,@enS who tayc been compelled to succumb to
.s.t' iorce ne clltcG with prospect o. the fn
"'e. Hundreds Of contrabands are hourly
Ming refuge within our lines.
""' lltlIe notice is taken of them, except to
TI,ent Their return beyond our posts.
considerable flour accredited to the rebel
bs" my mas been sezed, but private property has
n ;oa Sflc'lS respected. Martinsburgh is occu
r'' ~ the Union troops.
III. siiNGros, March /. There il nothing in
tho on,clal kilograms last received to show that
n,o. FUELS are evacuating Columbus, nor has any
tbb, s been received from Gen. Buell. since
vh.a announcement Of the taking Of Nashville,
h. sen ne was four miles 10 front Of that city
m,,o ' we newspaper reports Of tho rebels being
''"ued At Murfrsesboro are not reliable.
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FROM INSTRUMENTATION FLAG-oFFIcER rooTE.
March } The Secretary of the Navy to-day
received letter from Flag officer Foote, vino re-
por - strong Union feeling manifested in and
near Nashville, and that Gov. Harris, after
vainly endearOring to rally the citizens left on
Sunday Tor Memphis. The gunboats are the
terror Of The people at Nashville and other
points on the Cumberland river. and on hearing
Of my arrival, and surprising the gunboats
would proceed Immediately to Nashville. the
enemy retreated panc-strickcn. The unusually
high-hiSb water in the river enabled the boats
provldentially to ascend.
The following is enclosed in Flag officer
Foote's letter
GUNBoAT CAIRO, Nashville. Feb %
Flag Officer Foote:
Arrived here this morning, preceding seven
steamboats, conveying on" army. accompanied
by Brig. Gen. Nelson. The troops landed with
out opposition. The banks of the river are free
from hostile force. The railroad and suspen-
sion bridges here are destroyed.
(Signcd) a. G. BRYANT,
Lieut.. Commanding.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery, March Germ
WAsHINGToN COUNTY. { a. y. 1862.
LII

STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery, March germ
WAsuINGToN COUNTY. { y. y. 1862
HEATpN Il REED,( Whereas Homer W. lleaton and
OLIVER ELLIS sn Ssr E S Of n2"pitF sta n1ps
in substance lha the said Ove Ellis, the 5h day Of
april, a. d. 1888, indebted to Peter batch, in
the Of $780, for the balance Ct the purchase money
for the prem herenaf described specified i'll three
promissory signed by said Ellis and payable to
said Hatch, order with interest annually of said
800 ayable Occ. 10, 1885. for $500 paya
Bile April 10. 1859, nd for $500, payable Oct. 10,
SAID Ellis, Ivy his deed Of bargain and sal dated the day
AMI year aforesaid conveyed to the said Hatch the fol
lowing described land in MiddleseX, in the county of
WashE gton aforesaid wit About sixty acres OF To-
No, Elcvc in tha fourto division Of lots said town,
drawn the original wight of David Warehouse that
said Hatch had assigned and transferred said mortgage
deed and indors said the and praying
for the foreclosure # the equity OF redemption 'f the
pre- misses
Aud whereas, it appears that the said Oliver Ellis
sides of this state that subpoena cannot be served
upon him. Therefore, in pursuance of The provisions of
the Compiled statutes. Chap D. See 81 notice he eby
given the said Oliver Ellis, and he is hereby required
to appear before the Court af Chancrry neX to be ho
den the Court House in Montpelier, in said County Of
Washington, the second Tuesday OF March next, be
ing the first day Of the staed term of the Court Of
Chaucery in said County, and make to said bill
of int and abide such order direction and decree
therein said Court shall meet and the
planants in said bill directed to It's order to
be published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier in said County, three weeks sue
ceSvely, the last publication be at least twenty days
previous to the said second Tuesday Of March next.
Dated at Montpelier, in said County, this 18th day of
February, \. d. 1862.
LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk.
HEATON & REED Solicitors for Ora tors.
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FROM FORTRESS MOSROE.

March g. The Steamer Express left Old
Point Yesterday morning for James River, TO
receive the Union prisoners, but We're not met,
however, according to appointment, and re-
mained at the usual place of meeting until noon
to day. Gen. llugcr says that his commander
has no knowledge Of any expected prisoners. 1t
is not known when the expected prisoners will
he sent down the river. 1t is uncertain whether
Col. Corcoran will he among the number al
though it is quite probable. We learn via Nor
folk that che steamer Nashville arrived at VIII
mington, n. c., yesterday, having run the
blockade at that point.