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DENTISTRY.

- A4s ~ y -
DERS0N:S needing the services ,,f first
Il rate Dentist will dn well to cn,plow DIR.
j. RA N DOLPEE WALTON. whs i'm
tends locating himself i'm the willage Of Leon
ard Town. Orders addressed tn him through
the Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms are cash. ir
Walton has had considereral,le experience in
his profession, is moderate in his charges, and
has invariably given satisfaction to those who
have employed him. 10 give the readers nf
tie Beacon SOME idea of the standing of Dr.
w. IS PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol-
lowing letter, addressed TO him by I)r. Ninian
Pinkney, us. N. is appended
~ 9@ u. s. NAVAL ACADEMY,
iassis ~ sE ANxAroLrs, Maryland, -'
April 81, 1856.
DEAR STR lit gives me great plasurc 10
exrrcsy the confidence have in your skill as
a Dentist, and to recommend you, as far as ]
have infnence, to the patronage of ths Public.
I have had an opportunity Of witnessing your
mode Of operation. ann have no hesitation IN
affirming that il exhibits your thorough kaowl-
edge Of you profession. t.@
am, sir, very respectfully
4 .s-..- your nbe'lient scrvant, i,
=. AEfsa - NINIAS PINKNEY,
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BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS AT
- CHARLOTTE HALL.

VHIIE undersigned viii open as Boarding
= House iil the village Of Charlpttc Hall,
far the accommodation Of the Teachers and
Pupils of the Academy, on the Is, Of October
next, the house formerly occupied by Thomas
Martin. Esq. Iris my design 10 keep 6rs,
class House, with furniture. beds and h,lsling
al aew-p Thass desiring to take 1boarl at this
lloase viii! please make early application to
me, hy letter or Otherwise. Terms Er board
ing same Is ut tue Stewards house.
Ss~a's 7WM. H. BRAWNER.
Sept. 11,h. iSc2-tf. &lE@ = o
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vTHESCHo0L FUND for the sirss Eve
= menihs'pf 1862 is now payails, and also
! proportionale anon,st al the Fund f.r 1S6 l.;
JAMES r. NJ. RALEY,
18f - E aS%s TNasusefof Fund
Sept. Ilth, lSe2-tI, 3 sz& .A s-sSs.-.ss !
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July gath, ilse2-am n.usgt a5e-es
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Put back oravessnd asa Frank. sanwood for Boston.
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HssOs April SaA arr Maria Is s y ws SYsrS
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.os1EyDso: aarsA S.-Arr bark Cssln.e Lane, Nysrk.
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Eswronr April ss-arr Navigator fsrsHdss. Lsndon for
kSes s-Sa Nora A%ss Hssis ss0i from
Passed by 9Th Nary Clover from Sunderland for snan
ST. yon,x NIB Ayr so-Arr .s,p Aoutsbens Henderson,
NYork Nay brgs Conquests Minsess and Mary, Lewis
vsInA Aso april lin PORE ships Young Eagle Walker
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and sy
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BALTIMoRE May t-Arr bark Talisman, Raale. Basnos
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BS sss mS1s nnyG nss and q SHE'D SD
barks Empress There johnson, Rio Janeiro scandina
B1NaoRs May s.Arr bark Harp Nyork.
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s.a%fsrd Coy TLOIp, Lane, New Haven; sGCps caSS.
s E5HT ss ss E.ssssSgse s
sehr W r Williams, Hammond NYorx; soop Rienzi, Cob
MYSTIC, May s-Am schrs Armadlo Chase, Newark; 4th
Br & Abilene Nelson NYos
for ILL maax ssarsA Nsson do for Bsns, Ellis Kelley
Phenis, Henley Portland for.do; - ~.
9TH AMTSd schrs Lopez, Star, Helen Mar, Mazourks
NEW HAVEN May s-Arr ories Neavi.as, wright aaa
ph,a Tal,sha haaSah Buell. South Amboy Gid sehrsM
asy
and yifsT1s EifsosM,s Nap ,en,, shaw
Banks Saris and blon MsTi. ros. ROYAL ii Sic
Boston as1 I'D EsF
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Bowditch Providence; Ill., Smith, Roxbury: J Compton
Doughty Fall R.yer Ann Amela, Halocs. Lynn: Mari a
Roxana Palmer Beverly w q Bartlett Conelly, Charles
town. Sid chip Robert Cushman OTIS Liverpool; Br bark
Anna do r.t
PORTSMOUTH, May 3-Arr schrs White Sea- Jones Balti
Caty Trefethen and Hannibal, Wentworth NYork.
PROVIDENCE, May 5-Arr steamer Pelican Baker, New
Yorx schrs Prime LeBoo Nckerson Craney Island;
bethport Sid Br ship Fanny Fern Robbins st John, NIB
scrs Copy, Kelly Eizabethport Wakefield Caswel, and
NontezuIna. Corthei. NYork $40
PORTLAND, May Arr ship William Woodbury., McIel.
moAt CHM. Maianzas; Northern Light, Lane New York
steamer rotamac Hoffman, New York Cid schr Leesburg,
Blake, Philadelphia. s.ag
ROCKLAND April 26-Arr schrs Dunton. Sherman.
Bangor NYork; 2Sth Shenandoah NASH Spruce Head
for York Sid 25th schrs Quail Brewster, NYok; 2sth
san FRANcIscO. May 4-Arr ship Robin Hood. Mat
thews. NYork. f.l u. .,t-. "a -..
SALEM, Nay 4-AIr schr Unison Mann. Baltimore
SrOEfNGTUN, May 3-Arr schr Richard Law. York; Phi
ladelphia
WAREIiAM May SID sehrs Monteyeu, Falkinburg
and 4 q Uennson Hathaway, PHILADELPHIA. ....f
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Lvrsroor- Steamship Austraasian-Mr Dauvreleur and
M' Grove ssa x ss'
iOn Mr. barry lady children and three
fAs,ss rRf Mn
S::.ssi s ss sssss:
sen n,nHe nsrse MyMS%s, lady and son "a smith
aanshsr;A Gis,on Ms DayiasOnxs; Beach. Mas Marvin
n ay an e fsa M
Irwin ny Ssnord Mr Cunningham an lady Mr. Lesrnn
Price. Total. 81 passengers. ri
SOUTHAMPTON AND MAYIuaccs Steamship Teu,oniaA
and fanny, NJ GeSsea aSy, Josephine pelosne Carl
Rs. Abr NJ Meier j ss Ks Nj
Wetzlar sasike s Henry McRie Ear Laon-aso % in
Hobart ,na Wife y Larsin and wife Mr.. W. Harry
Mr. Io% and MTs ans %hs
spd M. Mrs. sss ss1 f sr NJ, .1s sse gw
s Dss Ss and s SSG'Ssf .R nssss. s r..
Mr. Tca saSe and Sse xr NJ. f' eoe ls@
and child Thos Walker MIS- sweeny and two ehldrsn.
M r ss y9s Gm NJ
SSnt e.DeSs AHs ws s,s sssssy M@ sy
gSOa soe CASH. W% Brsp o, Wsams Mrs
frfs i% hI%: s %Ss
dsIs Moore SS au S r. Rs.d srhs
Bosch Jcse oos,sS a Bsrgagos, Mong,aan Paroles
above includes seerage passengers. ma
DEPARTURES
ADsrcs Lafonreads rhilSss s WIN sampscn
Marry Sfw a. and S VIM Hey.
and Mrs 9s.rishs Ne. Io,s; Mis-: Mon,erS Miss
Mssner NJ: Bsrsnd -FOUR eliidrsn and
ss sax" and
Esmor sGs pS@s pleoh YcSn
cebaos Kquilcr, Havana: Mrs xnnssIsy two children
and and gss asHas Mr. sss M.
E SiS S. x =: M ssA ss;s .s:
NJ ana m ssC aa ea Ssw " ana
Gcnero khardt Paris; Mason Jones. pusin; "a Boo.
and @ sdse sea and ser
saa N b M .Ss s ss Mr..
Handt and danshter New York; Mrs Henry LYMAN. two
sss;fP ss :siviss zy%a: Sasn MsH
a@S Nm ca s. p.s Sayy col sa NJ
HOG New York Mr. wand and ~, ys.. syrae..e
sh Ess BoSs New Tot sss PsaasSs
s george S' fis M sns s Mr. and Mr.:
ehlld.sn, 9eorse learn. Carter. W skidmcre and
II; sa.s s sas l sriG
M.@ EngsDd Sr gsSss aSdss two Misses
hsSs j. Prnse. baltimore. scSsn., New YORK Jos
sSr s ssy
p.'e VIA i'%f Saa. s's N'y fs's;
Walter Hodges, Mr. aud Mrs A \ Roberts New York ;
Mr. and Mrs Frcrichs New Orleans; FSchmann London
M and Mrs rhos Simpson, Mr. and Mrs Perkins I've
children, TOronto Hcrgog New York del Maro gpaip
Jas Espry rsiaaslphia DR. Rost D Nesmib, New York
bus OF Mr. and Mrs DE, jams Lindsay Robi Rea New
Ms, Anne Harle,. MOBILE: General Power Csnsdsi =
Esq- VIM Thomson, Toronto; Bisnchi, New Ycrt
II Glcti Canada; r n Smith, Philadelphia; John
Covillc, Esq, Bridgland. Indiana, JOIN Wilson,
Ssorss Ha;lsnd. Irving Van wst and SOM New Vera
Miss Matilda Turner, do; selrara Rodon Havsna,
Billings JousviIle Patrick Floo New York: WIN
Hoester, Louisvie Ny; Joshua Mason Pacrsou New
York Mr. and Mr. James Bssier. Rochester Adam orih
Ronid London; John schoaed, Jersey City; Baldwin
Mrs Dwight Fosler and son, Worcester. Mass; Rev.
Lynden, Boston. Specie t2I6.<27 r.
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MARRIAGES AND pEAIHs.
Married.

married.
Commandment the residence o. he brides pa,
rents, Wednesday, May 9, by T. > sawyer, D. H.,
JANIS r. CoNKlN TO ARrE c., eldest daughter Of wllel
Webb, ESQ all OF this city.
HncHtocK-FiEID.-At Tompkir <yse Staten Island, on
Wednesday, May 9, by the Re n n w Hitchcock, Lieu
tenant Colonel GEoRoE H. Hnc xoocx United States Army
70 Miss MARY A FIELD, Of b. cokyn T. l.
p Philadelphia papers ples ~ copy
NoRRo-TEAIE.-cn We inesdsy April IN erockyn,r y
tie Rev. H. A. spaiaro Mt. c. W. MoRRo 70 MISS mA
eaiy daughter Of HAe; ssae MAJOR Thomas r. iea'' -
brooklyn. .,,ros,
nAcDoNAIp-yo1&s- -On Tuesday, NAY o, AZ u'o ,s ta
donce Of the br de, Nv tie Rev. Peters, pAN@l " nav
DONALD 10 Esy hKR y MOORE, ali of Broosiyn; Wi. a.
REpFmLD- -CooKs,-At Calvary cnuiSh nv core ~ n
"Wednesday May by Rev Arthur Cseveana .oSo ~,
AnAsA A REpr1SaE ESQ.,, LOUISA, Slaughter Oh No0''
J.. CooscJ Esq cT Boomheal, N. y. ~, o m An. p.v
W,ar Kryss.s Wednesday May D, oy toe nev.
u q m,cher 81 the residence ~ the BRIDES parenss,
NAN r. WmJy 10 CArHssuNE KKSsS, all OF this c'ty NO
cards. a., ,,x ~, p.v nr w
uoreap FoS H. WATSON 10 MxRiA L., daughter OF 6rif-
,ath Rowe Fsq., all % this city.
wHyErs-JAQuBS AT New brunswick, N. j., on tues
day Rprp - by IRE Rev. L. g. Van DYKE assisted %
lie Row Hr STUDIES, RuFus r WHEELER Of New York, ~
JENNIE s. daughsor Of Ciarsson jacques, of zoe iorm@
place. 10 cards
CT the Incarnation, by ,hc Rev. II. E. Montgomery,
MANSFIELD Youxa SARAE WALKER, daugnser Oh 9eselm
Walker all Of fais city. "
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Port Of New York. May O. 1883.
ssssmship s. Ans5ew tBr) Kerr Liverpool and /aassow
Steamship Cen cBr) Cook Glassow-c Dnssan
sseamship fsrkerspurg Sherwood. Por.iautH Crou,-
ship Aiiambra tBr), L,verpootTyssk Dearborn.
Brig Olaf Kyrre tNorw) lsdah c@asiarkfnopole-Funch.
brig s Drammond. Conway. Asp,nwalA-Panama Railroad
Brig NJ Horton Orb Lerrinsson. Havana-J Weird 4
sshr Eothsn. conlsy. r.s.-Miler Heash.on.
schr Miami tBr), Rice, Turks Islands-wilscn Cam.
Trsn; s, Rssss $. Saith
Schr Nlinrod Dorr, Yorktown.
schr n Rorer. Jshnson, Work River-rJ Campbell
sens A Rowland, Newton Fortress Monroe-Merrill
:, schr 9 Baldwin. Long. Fortress Monrce-Murray 4
schr Belle Bulrer, Banror-G L Hatch.
Sen As O. aasoc. New HayesIH Eskctt Son.
Steamer Enterprise. Hunssr. washington.
ARRIVED
via & M Eaol dse sD passense
Sound h u SO Ss sfS Sssa passs
shp G boston found O9t same day as e e. lon
snip Columbia An Ia Il s. lon Is q, steamship
s.snshp neSe @ HAM Tuse Hamburg April 49, vi.
Southampton I'D with mdse ana 629 passensers kun-
ss5d oS M s on hs Ms a. in a % nf
with cebergs and in Ion ~ 50 fe IN with large Ice fields;
q 80 ss sid ss a. q bound sn @
s s' ah % a. sD'n"' April
B hsn5s Ls sawy s ssnro @R to
schr .Gassabeas, Cole. Josgins MS. with spars to j.
sehr Helen Mar Dow Lanes River, Me- for Philadelphia
sehr riorio Hale Ellswor.n
scnr George, Curtis Por,iand;
Bark Robt Leonard (Br).
Wind al sunset NE, fresh, with rain
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BILLIARDS.

ArPBELAN a coLLRrDERs SANurAcToRY. s.
"A o. ca and Croeby street. Spring street will ~
found larger stock OF Billiard Tables Halls Cucs and ev
crythng connected with billiards than other esab
nshmcnt In the world. The beet materials arc escusiveiy
used and the workmanshr Is OF the skfnl
Purchasers rely retnE perfect goods
his establishment Phesns celebrated Combins.on Cush
fartufed and Tor only nv TTIFIAN A
CoLESDER, who guarantee all Cushions and Tables sold
BY them.
n DscKER, LATE or ~ ANN STREET AND NOW
IL. Ia FULTON none hut rst Ri
Hard fables With I'M patent cushion, wh<h beats them an
Price. low ycssihy be Afforded Several ssoond
hand Tabes for sale DECKER, III FULTON street
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two O'Clock, at the First Baptist cnarcn, savs
8 l. Boat leaves foot OF CorHAou' s"ees
' Wsys,s on tuesday aiiernoons May ExxiIu a.
dang liter Of william 5. Matk LIS .fI fstar1aA--
yrniorrEAt Cornwall, orange county, on wednesday
May BEruA, daughter Of John J. Yeilott-
Further notice of the Funeral will be given. F
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GO En PER rOn. DKIIvERgD FROM pOAS-s7
10 on fom yard superior qaa.iiy u Peach osshsss
q ~ y, sse.nsd sed sssi,sIsd 10 best order
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MII.I.INERY.

MILLINERY.
CroSsALrA MILLINERY ROOMS,
MADAME BENEDICT. Of Raeds "a fas, p.l rLAch
Dress and Straw Bcnnc;s Hats, Caps and Hcaddresscs
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S HtPPiN q NEW S
Pert OF New York, May 0,

AiSARAc yoR yoRK-THis DAY - -
pN RISES .,....... So NOON RISES. eve u "a
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From Cairo, sEemphis and Below

gtaS & CAIRO December 20
We have at last reliable details of the raid
into Hoily Springs; also news from Gen.G slIits
army On the l9th, the rebel cavalry under
Y an D0rn6 600 strong, dashed into the city at
daylight from an easterly direction, surround
ed the place, captured the garrison and Gov
ernment employees, numbering 500; burned
The depois, machine shops, all. buildings con>
tanning CommissarF aud Qnartermaster's stores
two Locomotives, forty cars, unocupied hospi-'
tails, many Wagons I509Df army blankets, and
SlUUOOU worth OF cotton blew up ordnance
stores, and8ot Sl0,000in green backs. They
parolled 500 Prisoners, and left the city at 4
O'Clock p. m. ga
Col Murphy of Wisconsin, post commands
ant, was completely surprised, though notified
by Gen. Grant the evening before that the en-
envy WAS In the vicinity IN force No organized
resistance was made, t-a
Among the prisoners taken, were Capt Bowers
Gen. Grants aid, and Mr.. Dunlap, clerk in his
office Both escaped, Unparalleled.
On tie evening Of the same day, detach,
memt of rebels attacked ColdwateI, and was re-
pulsed with considerable loss.
On the 2bth at noon, the main force attack
ed Davis mills, seven miles south Of Grand
junction, defended by $50 men of the 25th In-
diana infantry, and two companies Of the 9th
Ohio cavalry, under sCapts TrounstilTe and
Henry, the |heleco commanded by Col Morgan.
Alter three hours hard fighting the rebels with
drew precipitately leaving twenty dead and
thirty wonderland carrying off 2jO wounded
Col Morgan cJnsuucled earlhworks aud block
houses the night before, and defended hmssi
heroically. The tedefals had three private.
slightly wounded-none killed 5E
AT night Lagrange ~ss threatened but not
attacked
Col Grierson arrived, an engagem e nj
took place, and the rebels withdrew to-
wards Salisbury. There was some slight skir>
inishing all day. No fedcrals we're disabled.
" "a Christmas day the rebel foice took Rip,
ley, that being on their line of retreat. They
were teebly pursued by federal cavalry Gen.
MeArtbur's division expected to intercept their
retreat between Ripley and Salem
From a gentleman who leiE Holly Springs
on Friday morning, we lave reHsble iniorlna-
ton frofri-tilat quarter: Grants ehfire army
had fallen back north of the Talaha,ehie, and
most OF it had reached Holly Springs, 4 later
rumof Is lhas' part OF it had reach ed coldwater,
aud that probably the bulk of the army is on
the way TO Memphis. Il is supposed thai Gran.
VIII open the road froF Memphis TO Grand
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small Change. The Milwaukee Sentinel Of

tuesday says:
Inc POSTMASTER, we understand, expects 10 pay
out a lloeral amount of postage currency III ex-
change Tor soied postage stamps, when he gets
to work at the redemption of these stamps
w understand also, that SIS 600 in this pos
tage. currency, will be sent to the U s collector
at,lllIs port for distributions We hope now,
that there is aprospeet of supply of the postage
currency, our business men and all others will
take measures to rid the community If the food
OF irfespon5i ble and foreign shinplasters with
which we are cursed
Since the above was written, we have been
handed the following agreement signed by nearly
All ''ilr leading business men to neither take nor
pay out any sh;nplasters not redeemable at one or
the other OF the banks of this city after the 18th
inst. That Will give sufficient time for all TO
get rid the stuff. We are glad OF this action
OF our merchants.
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nnction. and make Memphis his base of sup.

junction, and make Memphis his base OF sup~
plies.
The Yicksburg Wig of the 18Th says Four
teen gunboats and soops were at Baton Rouge
yesterday, and It was thought that troops were
being landed below. The Essex started up the
river tor Port Hudson, and we suppose that as
soon as the land force is disembsrked the whole
fleet will move up, an attack will be made by
land and water
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See, prosreetus Of Milwaukee WISCONSIN,, in
our advertising column. This is one of the best
papers in the Northwest, for News and state items
1t is an earnest and able supporter OF the
administration though it is independent III politics.
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2 ,, o,,o.La Rnckford & Rock Island 3. z
TIME TABLE.
ives I
Arrival and Departure OF Male.

,5aiIs close At the Post Office as follows:
GnIgc soUrH-s Is A n; 3-OG P. n
CoIso NoRrH-l0.40 A. n; l:Z9 p n.
GcIxG VEST P. ~
posr oyy1cs open from 80 A. to $50 P. n (sundays
excepted.)
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"OId PheIps"-at the Metropolitan Eating
Rooms, has fitted up rooms in the most elegant
style for the accommodation Of private parties
and furnishes Oysters in every phase, or any 9th
er kind of eetabIes. at short notice at any time
Go and sec.
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KVnnhefuI bnt True.

New Pianos octave, full iron Frame rose"'o'
case, Of sweet and powerful tone and WArran'eu'
wish for ave years-and only S2VV'
Also, several nearly as good as new Panos al SiOO
sl25, $l5J. Any one wanting hrst CLASS riSho AZ
small cost, will DO well to call at once.
q 3. steers, Dealer in Books Music, Racine
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We had a brief can from the Rev J McNa>
mara, the excellent Chaplain al the lat Wis Vols,
on Tuesday last. lie Uniforms us thathe left the
regiment in excellent health and spirits some
where south of Nashville, Tenn, eager for anoth-
er brush with Bragg. Mr.. Men. arrived in town
saturday, and left again for his regiment Tues
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M wuauD can be consulted at the City Ho-
tel, Kenosha,, next Thursday, Jan. 9Th, from a
n. till ID P 81, as will be seen by his card III
another column. Call early, as he leaves on the
3 O'Clock, train going north. Consultation free.
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TO yVAo,nit may Concern.

Having sold 70 A. B. ENMoSs my stock Of Books s'a-
,ionery &c becomes necessary to request all persons
Indebted to me to call and settle their accounts Wthou
delsv can be found until further notice at the BOOK
-. ~, q 1862 H. H. TARBELL.
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Report ofGrammar School No. ..

Mr.. EDITOR 1t affords me pleasure to present
for publication the names Of those in my depart
ment who deserve honorable mention
/. Names ofthose who have not been absent or
tofdy during the term-Lilliau Blake Susie Bud
die, Oscar Mowry.
2. Name of the scholar having the highest aver
age in all the studies pursued-Suse Buddle,
3. Names ofthose who haze not been repri-
manded for misconduct-Ira Cook Eugene Pierce,
w. Jewett, Oscar Mowry, Herbert Lewis, Lillian
Blake, Susie BuddIe, Mary Underwood
The school. as whole. has conducted with
much propriety and decorum. Those boys and
girls who have either justly unjustly gained ce>
lebrity as disorderly, have been among the be 5
behaved.
hope at the end Of another term that we may
find more names on our honorary list.
thank the patrons and children for the evil
dences of confidence and regard that l have re-
ceived. ..s
The school has been visited by about oHe-thrd
Of the patrons during the term. Why not all? ?
Visit your school. 1t viii give interest to the pu-
pills, cheer the teacher and quiet your own con-
science 1T will richlyrepay your most earnest
efforts, for there in that department minds
which, if properly developed, will never tinge
your cheeks with shame, but be at once Your
h ouest pride and comfort.
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90. e. Isl wis. Vols. at the asntfle of
Perryviiie.-We have published hitherto the
list of killed aud wounded of Co. +, in the battle
of Perryvie,or Chaplin Hills, bur probably new
er full and correct list. Lieut.. Handbook, who
is at present al home. slowly recovering from a
rather severe wound received in that battle, hands
us the following list which he assures is correct,
of the killed and wounded, and those who were
present an d took active part il the battle. Lieut..
Handbook had command of the Company, Capt.
-n,, -nnrnlnn imac the Y amimen -
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g Want Honey .

All who have unsettled accounts with % ba'i"'"
will please cali and settle as have altogether H'"
system OF doing business you will see oy my
tisement, and wish to have all accounts settled.
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donation Party-We understand that it is
the intention of the members Of st datthews'
Church. and friends of the Rector, Rev. HUGH
MILLER Thomson, to give an old fashioned Dona,
ton Party Oh Saturday Evening next, the Bird
inst, at the residence of II. b. Hiusdale, Esq,
This is the season for gifts and )nations, and we
trust that while all ~ l.he spiri, Of giving, the
hard working clergy will not be forgotten. Let
allgo, but not empty handed.
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u = Revenue Tax.-Attentlon is called 70
The advertisement of MIR. EMERSON, U. 5 Col
eotor for this d strct, in reference TO the pay
ment ofthe T. S Revenue Tax
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Donation PnTly.-Ihe friends Oh h''u'
PARMELEE, will meet at hls mouse on Hho"0"'
evening Jan. 5, 1868
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II. H. TARBELL.

The Rev. Mr.. sHnburn lURiVersaAstl VIII
preach at Simmons Hail next Sunday morning ana
evening
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TO THE SICK.
Notice for January, 1868.
DIR, Y. CLARENCE PRICE,

Gate Of BuBu1o, Men I0rE.)
KT Will BE RENE NJ HEithD THA4 DR
PEsICE has regularly visited this place for TIRES
wears restored 10 health suffering from ifcohs
of The Lungs Tn oat, Liver, Heart, Kidneys k'fum@'
tisn Catarrah Dyspepsia, Fits IaScF"iua,Dr"p
sizes, Female Complaints ard Other daess ea calico
chronic most hav ng despairtd Of recovery 10 me
crre Of chror ic diseases, their ons iorms a"d
stages Dr. Price devotes his Whole attention lie -
reyyiag an old out system advocated years 81
by speculative adventures, out method o. uetths
Of ~ years standing and still pursued M the hhst
une1ua!led success. sysiLul founded On run u"
trlang sacrificing life to experiments hn2"ifuS1
coLteni for not speculation, experiment ana qaceS
We se no minerals destructive agent, nor exhaust q
energies or njure the constitution nor MAKE SICK 70
make we'll tear down to build up. We invite homo a
bic investigation feeling that our canse is JIst Lhos
sick and discouraged cal upo1 u5--adFlct gfai.o"',
Our Philosophy OF Practice Il founded on the INV %
Nature Our theory o. Disease ths uie"rg 81 hzlerl
ence and eyidence-our Materia Medca thi bouhdIess
Forestl d.. PRICE viii be for Consultation at
KENOsHA, City Hotel, on Tuesday the @otA Of jan
uary. 1863.
Waukesha American House, I'm 81 Decln'ocr
Residence aukegan, III, where a" leuers Shon !
he sent.