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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.
NEw YORK, Aug. l6

NV 1ORK, Aug. 10,
The seccssionists in Maryland are leaving
at several points in large numbers going
S ,uth to enter the rebel service to avoid the
daft. Advices from Poolsville say that on
tuesday night nearly 100 rebels left there
for that purpose.
TIE Hera'Fs dispatch says the feeling In
creases among the army to promote prIvates
for n ritorious service, Col. Marston OF the
Nh. 2 regiment. who was here few days
since. says ut the vacancies 10 his regi-
Ineut mus b. filled from the ranks witt men
who -Te entitled 10 this rewarl ior their ser
vice.
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lLpAR N. uNrAIN. Aug Il

Th.rc Vas un c ll.sIpn with the ,uemy
yestrII.y ur toby. They have broken up
tLeir camp at GlrjJn,yille, AMI have retired
to s me lunr not yet reacted by our SC 'uts.
The Yep IT'S OF oar forces at Madison, and on
the CulP-r!er road, are withOlt foundation.
Gen. P1les army holds the APPROACHES to
the Rlplil.,n, and occupies both OF it.
banks, ami Is advancing. The follIwing
dispatch was received to-day by Gen. Pope.
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O. ". & G. O. BENEDICT.
Publishers
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Col. Miller, commanding this post, left
Tor 6 .ilAtin last II ght, with two regiments.
and surprised a party Of Morgan's band,
killing Elk, three OF which were officers,
among them Capt. ", c. Breckenridge.
There are yarians iumors of skirmlshlug in
the vicinity Of Bowling Green.
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uILToS Had, Aug. 10

P mbroke Jones, the captain Of the new
re5i ram. Is ore Of the PrisIners captured
on board tue steamer Gen Lee, from Swan
nah. T at vessel came ont for the purrnse,
rp.re tlun any Other, of bringing THAT ficer
? i g .lut DC cinnn.l.
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NASHVILLE. Aug. II.

The expedition to Gallatin was fred into
on its return. three miles from Glllatin.
One man was killed aad two wounded. We
returned the fire, killing several rebe's, aud
recapturing wagon load of guns.
Col. 3 zone and his Command Of l2O men g.,
nave been paroled.
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The Cumberland Gap correspondent of the
Cincinnati GzSetfe, under date of the 9TH.
states that there had been three days skirmish-
ing with a large force OF rebels. but our artil-
lery prevented their advance. We occupied
the hills North, and the rebels those South of
IL well. Col. Thompson and Captain of
rebel Tennessee Regiment have Ieen CAP
tGred.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July IS, 1862, trains will run as
follows.
s25A.n, MAIL TRAIs for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester, Bellows Falls, Keene. h,ehburgh, Brat'
tleboFo, Springfield. Hartford, and New LSVen.
Through TO Boston r,floni Change Of Cara.
IO.25A.N, ExPREss TRAIS for Rutland, Troy,
Albany, New Yoik, Schenectady, ami the West
Through from Montreal % Troy without change
of Cas- arrive at Troy at $40 ?. ~, Ne"
York 90 ?. N.
go P. ". NICHf FXPHEss frcm Montreal 70 New
York, with SlrFag Car. Arrive IN Troy At
500 =. ~, New York l02) -, TArorgh 70
Toy without change Of cars.
YRoN THs S0Urs AND EAST rRAtV ARFiNt AT Bur
LISGTuS AS FOLLOWS:
1904. n. Acc NNoDArioS TRAis from Rutland.
This Train leaves Rutland at IS A. ".
1851 N, Mall TRAIN IRON Bt<ton, Lowell,
WUrcester, Springfield, Hartford, snd New Hs-
ven. Leave Botln 80 4
SIS ~ txrRES, THAIs from New York al loo
A-sf Troy, ~ 80 ~
THROUGH TICKET, sold 70 sll the incipal
point. Eat, south and West, sai baggage checked
through
y Fare always as low as BY any other lice.
E. A. CHAPLIN, SuPt.
Burlington, w.. July IS, ls62.
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To MAJ. GEN. PIPE:
Your telegram OF last evening is most sat
ist4eiory, and elngr tulate You and your
army, and particularly Gen Banks and his
CORPS, Of ysur hard earned but brilliant sue
Cess against largely superior numbers. Your
troop, have covered themselves with glory,
and Cedar Mountain viii be known in his
tJry IS one Of tie great tattle-felds Of the
war.
Sisnei Il. W. HALLECK.
Genera!-n Chief
R ael troops in considerable mum hers were
seen lass evening and this morning on the
south SIDE Of james river.
S.ne II our returned prisoners state that
on VI nday night over hundred pieces of
81 I.iciy lasstd their p'i~Uh in Richm Ind On
their way 10 rem Orce JIcksJn. For several
day lar-e b dies Of tro ,ps have been marcn-
luz If IN the same direction.
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FORTRESS MONROE, August II.

The steamer Geo. Washington arrived to-
day from Harrison's Landing, with 500 sick,
most Of whom will be able to return to their
regiments within q week.
The mail boat from Harrison's Landing
brings nothirg new.
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oGDENsDURGH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

an and aftor Nov. IS, 1861, Passenger Trains
- will ran as follows Sundays excspted)i
GOING EAST.
MAIL -Leave OgIensburgh At ll.3O NJ.
stopping al all stations (dine At Malone, 24e).
arrive at Houses Point at 5 so p. NJ, connecting
with Night Trains with SPisad,s Aisspslg Cara
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving at Bos-
ton snd New FORK early next day.
GOING wEsr.
MAtL-LeEye Boston snc New York at 500 2.
N, arriving a. Rouses Point at 7.45 NJ, Maioue
10 40 An Pltsiam Junction l2.47 A. N, Og-
densburca 200 P. y, connecting with the Grand
rrunk Railway and Lake O4tArio steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway for the Wess and
North.
The Trains connect al POtsdtm Junction with
Trains at the Putsdam ami WatertoHn hsllroad,
Al Mooers Junction With Trains Of the Plstts-
bursh and Montreal Railroad
6EU. V. HOYLE. Supt-
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. l6

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l6.
a dispatch from the cummanding General
at Cumberland Gap denies the statement of
the Richmond papers, that BoYne's brigade
bad been captured There Is no officer OF the
name OF Boyne in that region. The state
ment might have had reference to the cap
uIe OF Col. Boone. at Gallstip, on the 18th
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7or Cos,iusa,ss, frrsg,iarsfy and D.birV Of h
Diys,fius rrgI 1,, s.a-riag Hs-dach', LassHa.s
IisrUausqcss, G.as-4. Prosfra 80 81 fSs Brad
and Body. Parais,,s, ~.
4 MOMEN rs reflection ous 70 con wins
sensible man OF the folly nd danger
'onstautly dosing with oatha-tic Medicines. III
practice l. ps-1--s7ls and fla-ifIi- An ezperie1a
forty years las taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion are fearful ly agg g.
waited by be too free use OF Cata lrtics. -
Americ npeople are fat be-anin. nation q
dysprptics by cneir artificial modes of rife Dire
tic Cat artcs increase the irritlbility aud n
trate the strength OF TIE digestive organs.
Tae Pills nov ofofgd are specially signet t.
allaF this Irritabiiity, AMI AZ the same time q
aud strengthen all the functions Of III
gestion, while they are gently laxative. They
are SO mild and insisorltins that one ia not re-
minded by any disasree4ble effects ;hat be has
taken medicine.
Business Men. Stu tents. Professional Men, Ft
males, and all persons leading a confined CT saden
tary lie should try them.
The undersigned Physicians eheerfelly certify
o the high professional standing OF Dr.. q
Stanstead. one OF the Oldest end best Physlci "A
and to the excellent qualili Of his "Anti-costive
and rouic PHI ;" which We have used in our P. &C
tIce, and highly approve.
J. q. CilBsoS. ". D.. Durham. c. E.
c. L. CorToS, n. D.. Cowansvill
CHAKLss BRuws, VI. D..
). =. FOSTER. II. D., Bronze.
NotsAS cLsvsLAsD, NJ. D Ba-as;On.
". JESEs, n. D,
CIV Cy~Lrs, II. d, Stanstead.
JoBS MEiGs. ". o.,
JUsEPH BK.ADos, Il. D.. surgeon r. y.
BENJAstS DAMON, VI. b., Costicook.
LENUsL ",oHMUND N. D., Derby Line.
NJ. q GLISEs. N. b. oDptpn, c. Z.
O. y. SossRs. VI D., MAgog. :. E.
!. C. hU HEKFORD, D., Newp9rt, Vt.
Prepared by Uh- NJ. 0LBY,
otaust,sd, e. c-rGhd Derby Line, Vt.
sid ~here nedic'ue is sold generally.
Angus q i~Gl.
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LSo. THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS. In the S-nra No. !. "a ihurch AZ
gNIa:S ~ YI6;la
lIzZs1llzsl;y1H
A NEW D.s,OVEKY.

NEW DIS, OVERI.
fsNHE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal Of
. which has ever hsfled the skill OF the most
eminent physician :, and universally considered By
them oeyend the reach of medicine ARE entirely
expelled from the human system by the use
DR.. r. G. GOuId'- Pin Worm syrup.
A Cure Warranted IN ercry case.
Reief aFord.d m f1CeRty tour hours.
This Syrup Is purely a vegetable preparation,
and harmless With the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS -lnteuse itching, biting and distress
in the lower uart OF the rectum and about the seat
often mistaken tor he piies,) eissgreeable sensa-
ton in the epigaEtric region or lower part Of the
bowels, rsstessDess, wskefulness, starting and
sore ming in the sleep, fainting, and not unfre-
quently Gpasms or fits.
CAUriOS.-The genuine has the name, q" DR.. z.
G. Gould's Pin W Jrm Syrup" blown m zach bot
tie, his portrait and fac siuile Of his signature
in the wrapper
HEkykY L MOORE, Proyrisfors.
address GEO. c. GOODWIN q CO.,
and IL Marshall ST., Boston, Mass,
General agents for New England
sold in Burlington by A. C. SPEARS and J. W.
R0BY CO.
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10 business Men.
Rare Chance TO make u Profitable
lnre-iment.

4 Rare Chance 10 make 4. Profitable
lnre-tment.
I'VE -UBSCRTBEk, owing to in health. and
u cons-du -nt inariHty % attend TO business,
lieIs ~, " ole property in the Village of Bur
q ton, Vt. Tor Sale, consisting OF
NE HRiCK DIV LLiNG-HOUSE, in
good reIaIr. witn Bern AID GArdeu attached.
ALSO, THE sTOCE OF GOODS IN
CHINA fALL, comprising large and
we'll selected assortment Of Drockery, China,
Giass-W are, Ptpvr-Haugings, SC, &c This
Store Was estabii,hed in SAT. and is the larg-
esr House this side Of Troy, and Commands an
eXtrnsive rad prof able trade--ieho ssa's AND
re- H.
.LSO. THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. l49 church Ct.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be NOLD CHEAF-Toms Easy.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
at China Hi, $50 church street.
:. 5. BROWN
Burlington, Vt, Nay 81. 1862
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BKTHEL. Conn Aug Il.

A Committee accompanied fv Il larg- num-
Der of cltiz ms Of BInb4y aud Bsthel waited
~ Lieutenant D,rt vi ihe re'el army, "a
prisoner of war ately released from En-,
Warren, and requ sec him to leave thu
&c with Lis family befre lei OK To day
lie made him-elf particularly ubncxr,u>
.bIu var ago. re proceedings w.r
O nc ami Jri=r.y.
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GOING SOUTH.

Oniy Day Line 10 Troy. Albany and " Y.
D.r LiSE FROM tuRLIssros Leave fouse'-
Point daily at 8 A. NJ, except Sundays, land
Pat-sbIr.h Mt A. NJ. } on arrival Of Train from
Montreal via Vt. 4 Canada Railroad, connec ing
with Boats at BurlingtDn at lO.l5 A. NJ. con-
Meeting at Ticonderogs at P. "; With lake
GEORGE Boat; reach Whitehall At AIS P. NJ, In
season for the Tran connecting at Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamers on the Huis3n
River and with NIgif E-press Trarz TO the WsSf.
AIeHr LINE Leave Rouse Point daily, lex
cep. Saturdays and Sundsys,) on arrival Of Train
from Montreal a d 0gdensbu-gh, arriviugat ur-
lington at 9 80 P. NJ, and reaching Whitehall At
40 A. NJ, IN rins for Express. Train reaching
New York at Up. NJ, and only line connecting
with the Hudson River Day Boat from Albany at
0 A. NJ, reaching New York at NJ, and
nuf.lo and suspension Bridge at 9 P. N.
AHfAe Line. each uly ipiH Be run via P0rt Kszi
and Pa fsb'egh.
By this arrangement two daily lines are formed
ca V, afording great facilities for parties Of
pleasure or business men 10 20 and return same
day be different points on the Lake. Pass
ensers by taking THE STEAMBOAT LINE will
avoid the annoyance Of dust and impure cir Of
Cars during the heat Of the dAy-will make close
connections with all the Trains Of the different
hoads-on the passage between Whitehall and
kouse's Point will have extensive view Of the
OF New YORK, and tue Green Mountains of Vt
will pass near the old forts OF Crown Point and
Iicond, roga; the Islands. and many other points
interest and celebrity in the history OF the last
war. At tie latter place Passengers to and from
Lake George land, aud pass through that beautiful
Lake daily, on the splendid steamer MInnehaha.
are as low as by any other Route.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line, between
the principal places in the Northern States can
he procured at the Tickle; Offices Of the Raj roads
Conpany's Office, American Hotel, Burlingto n
VI. Il. Tracy, Agt., 6s Commissioner Street
Montreal. NJ. Csn6eld, Pier Is, Foot Liberty 81.
n. Y. hudson kiver Railroad ofie.s, New York
hens. & ssr. X. X. Office, Union Depot, Troy
n. L. Cen. Depot
Albany. On board Lske Chsmplsin Steamers. VI.
board Hudson River STEAMERS. On board Lake
0staTio Steamers.
Baggage Chtcsei Through. Passengers and
Baggag will DC transported from Cars 80 Boats
fro N the DepOts at Burlington, 81 Free Of esayg
Freig his taken at Lowest ks.es-
TIOS. IL. c4NFlELD. Gsa,rL A,t
No. 5, American Block. Burlington, vs.
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NV YunK. Aug., II

A letter from the Associated Press cores
pondent at Culpepper. Va, states that the
10th Name regiment went into action with
two field and q line officers, and on Mond~y
reported two fe d and u line officers and 224
men. Fifteen men are known to have been
killed and 40 wounded. 10 the 46th Penn.
the loss was 26i. Lieut.. Col, Stone and
Mai. Blake were wounded and taken prison
ers. The 2Sth n Y R giment is complete
' broken up and removed from the feld -
Col DJnnely is dying, and Lieut.. Colonel
Blown has had an arm amputlted. The .
Mass. regiment had 10 killed ard wounded
and 80 are missing. The 81 WIS had let
killed, wounded and missing.
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TRAINS soIS0 NoRIh AID WEST
49,, p-rti,,,o, s.A9O AM qqS NJ an,

Leave Burlington at 30 A. NJ, 9 IS A. NJ, and
SO P. N.
MAIL TRAIN lesves Boston a. 80 A. 81. Wis
Lowell, Lawrence or FrtehbuIg. Leaves Spring
geld, at - A. " Bellows Falls IL IS PM,
connecting at White River Junction with Northern
Raj road from Boston. and with Psssumpsic hail
roai Tor aaS from St john s5ury ard Littlston;
arriving a. Burlington at = IS Pm, and Il Adams
At Z 80 P. NJ. Okdensburgh at So A. N. aud
Montreal at 10 20 P VI.
alc0HNoDATIos TRAIN !sGveS Northheldat7 20
A. N. and Burlington at . IS A. NJ, Tor kouse's
Point ana Montreal.
NIsHI EXPRESS IRAIS, leaves Bellows Falls at
10 P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at S 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 1 90
P. NJ, connecting at White hiver Junction with
train leaving Boston at 80 p. 81, via
Lowell or at 90 P. NJ. via Lawrence. Leaves
White River Junction at IL So P. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 20 An, Rouse's Point
at 2OA. NJ, Montreal at 10 90 AN, and 0gdens-
burgh al u 40 P. 81. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached 10 both the Nigh.
Express trains running between Houses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fol
sale at the principal stations
G. MERRILL, supt.
St.Albans. VI. May Il. 1862
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Jure %, 1862.
TRAINS GOING SouTH AND East.

TRAINS GOING SoUTH AND East.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, Is A. NJ. and
sl5P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIs leaves Rouses Point 50 A. NJ,
st. Albans at so, Burlington at Is A. NJ, con
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells Rive, st. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and With Northern r. r. for Boston, Lowell.
Worcester, &C., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Hs-
ven and New ork arriving In NewYork at 10 Is,
P. N.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at O5
A. Nj, for Burlington and Mortified. Conuec-
ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGa1 EXPRESS Ieav-s 0sdensburgh at IL 20
NJ. Montresl at 60 P. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriving in Boston at 90 A. NJ. connect
ing 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. N.
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NV TURK, aug II
The steamer Arlgo arrived from Port hoy
al to-day, with the gunbJat Crus der in tow,
her machinery disabled. The ArAgo has
50 prisoners, under escort from Fort Roy i.
81 2 500 boxes cartridges. a large nunber
of uthc IS On furlough. aud 90 sick soldiers.
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CARD PORTRAITS

4AF Distinguished National Characters, for
Photographic Albums. one bundled vlrie'e Is
for sals 1t Ice. each.
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At REDUCED PRICES.

,x-;,, e..,..Ci,ts. fsrrs-sr. Improve
.o,-Chrch. Nsw style Hs'sri'r.
Binder. Csrder. etc.
Drhis Machine makes this Lock s'.,eA' an
,.,Ls slightest, on account Of tho .i. ~ per
,-s5epcs, bsauty and general ssir9eie-''' Of ,.s
,-it-bIo, rhen done, and the VIDE range Oh! pc
,7pli,ation. Report of A"s''edH ia "s'. ''''
Iari. ...x.,.,.-r-.
The wAssl-r wilson Company pa t s.,.-..
No. .s,yir--. by actual experiments OF LOTT -..
- - -, he time required % s'iich e.
EN- ,Ti If garment BY hand, snd With their ss'a
ssrS;',iBed is > summary o. several .
The wheeler AID Wilson Company ma :. t's,1.
.sL!es showing, BY actual e1i' - 80 '
cent ,r5rsgrs. the time required 70 sI.,- q
-,, of +. ,srmert By hand and with Their seris
49,. S,5iol7sd is = summsry o. 10 ','''.
Re tahir=.
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GREAT INDIAN RENE |
FOR FEMALES.


DR.. MATTIsOss INDIAN EAxESAGOCuE.
This celebrated Female Medicine
ia possessing virtues unknown Of any
XM thing else Of the kind, and proving
8S6A effectual after all others have failed
A is prepared from an indian plant
VAN used by the natives for the same
H19& purpose from time immemOrlai, ana
EFTNA now for the first time offered to the
eEnSG public. It is designed for both
<NqNM2 married and single ladies, and is tae
"a very best thing known for the pur-
SXfSSN pose, as il will bring on the month
SA%iy sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, sad after oil other
remedies of the kind have been tried in vain. This
NAV seem incredible, but if it fail in any case the
money will be refunded. -
have now been sold without single
failure when taken as direefsd, ana without,
the least injury to health in any case n IL Is
put up in bottles of three different strengths, with
iulI directions for using, and sent BY express
closely sealed 20 all parts OF the country
PKICEo-Full strength, SO; half strength
IS; quarter strength, 50 per bottle.
~ Remember This medicine is designed eA-
prsssy tor obstinate csses. which all other remr-
dion OF the kind failed to cure also that Il
Is warranted rep essnted in every respec;or the
price will be refunded. ~ Beware o. limitations
VI, or At his Office. Prepared and sold only al
DR.. Nattisous Remedial Inst'tute for special DIS
eases, No. IS Union street Providence. Il. |.
ES-This s2ecidty eEtrsc,s al disease g.. @
private nature both of men and Women,ty Fesl
srIy educated ply stefan Of twenty years fraa
G. giyiig item he whole stteuHOn.
~ Consultations By letter or otherwiso &c
strictly confidential, and medicines Viii be rent
by Express, secure from observation, 70 all Faris
Of tho United states. Also, acc mmodItions for
Ladies iron abroad wishing for II secure aud qlict
Retreat, and good care until restored 10 heAitn-
CautIon.-It has been estimate that over
two hundred thousand dollars are paid TO SWIM
| ding quscks annually, in -seT Eust4nd alone
without any beH,ff TO those who Psy H. All TINS
comes from trusting, 's'ihosf I-Y@Ty, 70 men y 90
are alike destitute OF honor, Character or sSi'i,
whose only recommendation Is tleir 0wn i'lse ah'
extrsvasant assrfious in praise O: thensei res.
Ii, therefore, you would aVoid ts'ag hs"ba5Jsa'
| take 10 mans Eord. NJ matte uhaf rs f7s'ss-
.iouI are, but MAKE INQUIRY; 1t viii c9s'
you nothing aud may save you many regrets;
for, a. advertising physicians, IN n'ne cases el'
OF ten. are bogus, there Is no safety IN ,rustng
any Of them, unless you knew tio and ~'it 'Hey
are.
RDr N. will seld fac. b. enclosing one
stamp a. above, pamphlet on DISEASES el " 1'
! NAN and on private Gsssas,s generally si'll-
| iuil information, With toe most unduuot-d Ie.ef'
ences and testimonials, sitn0ut wlicl, 90 s4FeI'
Using physlcion or medicine OF hls KIND .s 40
serving ary e0Effssrs, uaaf,tT.
EUrders by mail promptly att-nde-
Write your address P'dIsi., aud direct o. %
| MATrsos. Ar above.
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Tall a,i;i sct the G0GdS & Prices.
Jyrliu 80 W Nav ?. lss"


EUsT RECEIVED by Express, large sssort
- meut OF TIE Trays. which wi be 'old cheap
er than ever for cash, at CHINA BALL, No
ia CbureA St. : :. BeOWN.
Rnriirctnn. Vt. Nay 3lst. 1852.
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1852. Lake Champaign. 1862.
Summer Arrangement,

a. COMMENCING MONDAY JUNE q, '62. =
~
The New and splendid Steamers =
: of the I'D
. Ch-mrlaIr TrHr.portaticn Cos, -
. USI1ED STATS, Capt Wm. Anderson,
AMERICA, Capt. Wm. II. Flags, =
McSIErAI, Capt. Herry M.yo, =
Z VIII run az follows. until further orders e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

rr p1s4ls Tor construction and completion If
vessels Of iron for river and bsrbor dvfenc,s
similar to those huilding in NV York, hav-
ing single r.v,lvin turf..'s. y offer vii
b c',n-id rrd -se rIM patti who are
f.. " proper tx cut wax of tins kind
.nd aaviu- ~lI.. B. ships aud IDS
MY Nnpv Au,r II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-22

IA O n n 81 X n p -,
NO. 3o2, THIRD STREET, DAYTON. OHIO,
IIAVE made a formidable attack on High Prices,
III and cut them OF eniFely
Notwithstanding the depressed condition OF the
country, they are receiving the largest stock Of
CLOTHS, oAssIMERRs, VEsrINGs, Ia
GENTS FURNlSHING GOODS,
OF the latost Styles, and Patterns. iI4LI
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS
COLLARS, DRAWERS, NECK TIES, &o.,
Rver before offered TO the public. Their stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
IL new and hshonable and are offered unusually Low
FOR CASH. 'na'+7f
The public invited 70 call and examine, a. they
have extra goods and offer big Inducements 81 N
R0TT q KROPP, als
mAr2lu NO. 500, THIRD STREET