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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

NEW YoRK, Aug. -.
The Tribune S despatch from Headquarters
Army Of the Potomac dated Aug, 18th says
There are emphatic symptoms OF a movement
in this army.
Troops sailed from Alexandria last evening
for New York, and more will, doubtless, fol-
low. Their mission is said 10 be to protect
the city from renewed riots in connection
with tie draft
\ despatch dated on board the Flagship
Augusta Dinsmore of Charleston Aug. 10Th
-'V~: Since Monday evening it has been
at CT mjnotonous. We have been cxcAang
N, eli and shot with the rebels night and
day with probably bat l.tJic damage on
either side.
The enemy's object was to rc;aId Gen.
Gilmore siege operations On shore, but they
have all been perfected for some days. The
intention TO open on the 18th was abandoned
on account of some difficulty as 10 the quail
" OF army ammunition and owing 70 the
serious indisposiuon Of Gen. Gilmore. lie
is however much better and the opening of
the heavy siege works viii commence at day
light tomorrow.
The shore batteries in getting the range of
their guns yesterday and day before knocked
three holes in the walls of Sumter.
The general Impression prevails that the
rebels are evacuatinc Sumter and will blow
it up As soon as the assault commences.
Out Of nearly so guns on the parapet ten
days ago but six now remain. Most Of those
at were in the classmates had disappeared
previously.
The rebels have erected line Of earth
works a mile long on James Island from
Fort johnson TO Secessianyille, although
they have but few guns mounted as yet
It's is supposed 10 be the destination OF the
guns taken from Sumter.
Our picket boats around Sumter report
that there is great activity among the rebels
every night with schoOners, steamers, &c
The weather continues fine with a very
calm sea, and is most favorable for operations
Every thing is now in readiness on sea and
shore, and all are looking forward to the
work of tomorrow. certain Of success.
Reinforcements continue to arrive daily.
On Wednesday night the rebels opened on
the works with grape and canister. on in
formation received from deserters.
We lost two killed and one wounded The
monitors went up in the night, opened on
Fort Wagner and soon eilenccd the rebel
guns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

CINCINNATI, Aug. Il.
4 special dispatch from Cairo says that
West tennessee is cleared of gucrrillas, ma
nv of their officers and men having been
captured.
Col Rowell commanding a brigade that
went north captured Col. Campbell of the
23d louisiana Regt., ten Captains,
Lieuts. and 80 priyates, Col. Hatch of the
% Iowa Regt., went to Paris and drove out
Richardson's rifles and Wilson's Guerrillas.
The LIST Alabama cavalry returned to
Glendale, with ten prisoners. The 18th
Missouri captured one captain and five pri-
Yates. Gen. Bragg is at Chattanooga, with
% 900 men. He has lost 10000 by deser
ton.
Gen. Joe Johnston's army, numbering
%, 600, is at Brandon and Enterprise. His
army has lost one third of its number by de-
sertion.
The Governor Of Alabama has issued an
address enforcing the impressment of negroes
into the rebel service.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

t,rro,- L,>psLmE.-We learn that
,.,aep hat remarkable landslide took place On
-lo farm or Mr.. Newell in Shelbune on Sa-
ts,vlav hst. s, described 70 u, some five
.crcs of land sud,irnly sank away, as if let
drop by the running ont or change Of place
ato supporting quicksand. \ small wooded
bil was cut in halves by the operation, one
half remaining at its old level, the other
DROPPING number Of feet and leaving PER
renaicular face of earth, reaching above the
t.;- Of lhy tres which crowned the now
-4nkea halfof the Hill top. some Of these
trccs v..e ,nlit lenslhwisc by the operation'
ono La,f remaining up and the other gong
Town. with their respective sections much
as com, r...f.- Dor, have been divided by the
war. The bed of the Laplot river was also
raised Twelve or fifteen feet in spots, not iy
leca.. Sliding in lat by an apparent crowd
u-ur.f t., b-l IF the stream. On The
whole j. ,.as apparently singular affair.
W one Jaw it take place 1uJ the hour at
which IL occurred Is fixed ly some work !
men who having left with a Load of Lay re-
turned T. find their field Of labor some ways
Glow where they LET, it,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

THE WORCESTER NuRDER.-Carr, who was
charged by the jury Of inquest with the muir
der Of Mary LOOMS, was arrested At Greens
b5ro last week and Is now in Jail. He i'm
Heated Mr.. LOOMS brother Of the
young woman, who has been examined and
discharged, nothing being shown against
him. Walton's Journal says " the
imputation upon Mrs. LOOMS, eharact-
cr sunfounded. Mrs. L. was married at the
age Of thirteen, and was but fourteen years
Of age when she was most brutality abused
md murdered The facts are too bad for
OBLIGATION. and almost too horrible for be-
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REMARKS
BOSTON MARX EI.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. la.
FLoUR-Saies Of Western superfno at 81 30 .
So y Dbl; common extras at 6 SIS, including
fresh ground st Is 50 q 75 Z bbli medium extra
At $ IS @ 10 and good and choice, including Gen
ssee. Ohio, Canada and Michigan, at g. a Z Is =
bbl. IN Corn Meal sales at s. q 25 p bbli and
Rye Flour is sellin. at SIPS o45o ? Dbl, as to
quality.
GRANITE arrivals Of Corn have been moder-
ate during the week. sales Of Western mixed at
IS a tic = bush; and Western yellow at SOC 2 bush
Oats are quite dull, and prices have declined The
sale. have been at 50 a zoe . bush for Northern
and Canada as to quality, the latter price for very
choice lots. white Beans are dull and in moderate
demand at 81 a for blue pod, and So q so
for marrow and extra pea In common Peas mod
crate sales at 81 a I 05 Y bush. shorts are in mod
crate demand a; SIS a 25 ami Fine Feed and Mid
ding at So q 30 2 ton.
PROVISIoNS-The demand for Pork is moderate
but prices are quite firm Sales at sll 20 = y for
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HENRY DRUMS ESTATE.

w he Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden Commissioners TO receive; ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
Cha@Icffe IN aid District deceased, represented
insoIven, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in Offset thereto and six months from the cay
II the date hereof being allowed 6y SAD Sour. IoF
that We viii attend to the business Of our appoint
Inent at the dwelling Of Vim. L. Dean, in Charloties
in said District on the third Fridays OF Septethoe.
said DAYS.
Dated this "a day Of August. A. d. 1858.
H. c. LEAVENW0RTH, } ..
WI L. DEAN
wcW9
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JOHN VI. suTTON's ESTATE.

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w I'll hv the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 70 Teeeissss
examine and adjust the claims and dentisas % az
persons against the estate Of John ~ eussou-
iate Of SbelUre in aid District deceased, repre-
sented ins1lvcnt and also all claims and denf,Sls
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months RON W
day Of the date hereof being allowed by sAu Nvs
that we VIII attend to the business Of our appoint
mcnt at the dwelling Of James b. sutton, IN Shei-
burne, IN said District the irst Tuesdays o. 81
tember and December next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each Of said days.
Dated this 10Th dav Of juno, A - l-t-i-
FREDERICK MAECk,)
NATHANIEL SUTTON,
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MAsnINeroN. Auc. e

The Republicans extra Of to-day says the
government received a despatch from Char
lesion via Fortress Monroe this morning 10
the effect that on Friday and Saturday the
bombardment was terrific, that the action Of
the sea was 50 great on Sunday that the gun
boats could not cooperate with the land bat
teries with any good result
On Monday it was expected that the sea
would be smooth enough to enable the iron
clads TO Join the attack
This dispatch says nothing about the ru-
NOR brought by the Fulton u the evacuation
Of Fort sumter, but 1t was reported
Gen. Gilmore had succeeded in reach
Ing Charleston City with one OF
his long-ranse guns ana had actually thrown
shot into the city to such extent as 20 call
forth fac of truce from Bcauregard on the
subject
This report Is not believed ly military
engineers here, Of thi, wonderful exploit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

Tn L,r,.l NEws.-Thcre is nothing iur-
,b.r .! ia,c,,,t ,i,is Thursday morning
iran, t.tn.l ,,eu ol from the Army OF the
Potomac.
Tn, Draft wa- RECOMMENDED IN Nc"
VI cirv Oh Wednesday without any
ri,,,r, demonstration. The military ar
,,n,cn,n,~ for keeping the peace are very
.,,nl.,,. 7, /, rumored that the LIST Vt.
erir,ac has been sent to New York City.
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NEW NuEN, Aug. Is.
The rumor that Lee had crossed a portion
Of hi. force over the Bappahannock has hccn
proved untrue by our cavalry.
Nrw YORK Aug. Is
The T5mcs Washington despatch says
Marks, the desertcr from Lees army. came
down the valley by way of Staunton. Harris
burgh and Strasburgh. He saw but few
troops on the way. lmboden was at Stras-
burgh The fight at Snickcrsville was be
tween dotachments and portions Of the diff
fercnt regiments Of Georgia and Carolina.
They deserted bringing with them their
arms They attacked Stewards cavalry at
Smokers Ferry, routed them and succeeded
in getting off to the mountains
The Blue Ridge mountains are alive with
stragglers and deserters who have thir arms
with them. The CONSUMPTION Is being rigid
" enforced All kinds Of merchandise are
extremely high.
Marks left Lees army between Orange
Court House and the Rapidan. Ewell's
Corps was at Gordonsville.
The rebel loss in the fight at Brandy Sta
ton was very severe They acknowledge
defeat.
NEW York, Aug. Is.
The Herdlds dispatch says on Sunday
night, Mosby's gucrrillas captured Il suffers
with their wagons, horses and guard near
Fairfax Court House.
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The T-i5ulc hasthe following from the
q rmv Of the Potomac, dated the 10th
De-cr,crs report a movement Of a portion Of
Lees army In the direction Of Dumiries, for
the purpose Of flnkinS Gen. Meade ON the
left. Scouts report, however, that all Is
quiet ON the Potomac as 10 any movement.
The rebels are engaged in throwing up
carthworks Part of L9nSstrcet ; CorI- is
at L. :. Ford \ proper disposition Of our
forces has been made to prevent any advance
of the enemy.
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LOOKING

al the History nC different nations which have. at
various times filed the world with the story Of their
r,nawu whose 6cnerals BY their skill AMI eoura e
lei their armies always q yict0ry-Whoss states
men framed laws which have been models Tor al
flflre tinies-whose poets have lett wTitinss which
san lave power u sway the passions, and enciant
the mind. OF inen-ws shall nod that this truth IL
lIIIs. clrr1helat-d,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

MONTREAL lI0TsIs-I found but ono hotel
I'D Montreal where Union man could stop
ami 74iourn, without being insultcl daily and
hourly at the table and in the rarlors. That
Is the Ottawa Hotel, kept by 5. Browning,
an American gentleman. The Donegana and
81 Lawrence are ~ full Of secesh as an egg
i fun Of meat. sympathy or goodwill to-
ward Us here in the North is thing of the
last in Canada. The war interrupts their
trade, and they are constantly wishing it was
closed, no matter how, 20 we close it up
s,0n-Cor. " y Times.
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Tie rce Station House Of the Vt. Central
j. on their dock, in this place has been
completed and Is now occupied.
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LIE GENERAL sIAIUIEs.

THE General Statutes Of Vermont are nov pub
lished and arc for sale az tho price Of threo dol
lars per copy, at the following places;
Remington - Benton & Rutland-Tuttle& Gay.
sons. CastletOn- Northrops Son
Poultney-Henry Clark. Nddlebury S. Parker.
Brandon-Wm. Ford. Burlington-At the sew
Verernnes-J L. Roberts eral Book Stores.
St Albans-E. b. Whiting Hydepsrk-L. H. NOyes.
Irlsburg-I y. Cushman. st. Johnsbury IT. NJ
Guildhall-W. ii. Harts- Howard
horn Chelsea-L- g. Hinckley.
Bradford-Hosea Farr. West Randolph John
Montpelier Ballou & ROwell-
I0veland BrattleborO-J. Steen-
Bellows Falls-O.J Wood. Woodstock-N. Haskell
Windsor-L. J. McIndoe. Royalton-D. Q. Denison-
The copies belonging TO the several towns and 20
the other persons entitled by law 70 receive them.
viii be found at the respective County CLERKS o.
WV. 6. SHAW, Commissioner -
GEc. W. BAILEY, IT., Sec. &C ss-.o
r-lT %. lss7. d.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 70.
At market Il72 Cattle, about 800 Beeves, and 272
Stores, consistin. Of Working Oxen, Cows, one two
and three years old.
Market Beef-eItra 2 cwt., s. 50 a S IS.
First quality, s. 80 a IS 90.
Second quality, s6 so.
Third quality, $50
Ordinary, none.
Working Oxen, so q $50 per pair.
Cows and Calves, none.
Yearlings,sl2 q sli.
Two years old, sl6 a Is.
Three years old, $50 q q.
Sheep and Lambs, $500 at market. Prices, in lots
s. 80 q 90. Extra and selections, s37 % 90.
Hides, 5 a SIC = H. Pelts, 81 90 a 81 Is. each,
Calf Skins 10 q lie.
Tsllow, SC.
REMARKS.
There wa double the stock at market that there
was last week but when the Vt Central train which
was rather late arrived, prices declined as there
were about 800 cattle and 300 sheep the train.
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NOTICE

/ he ppti,,,{ A Harrington Railroad Company
In Cbanccrv Chittcnden County, Vermont ApI4
Term lsisy Now David A. Smalley and Z. a
t'bspin late temporary trustees IN said matter
move the Court here that Dusald Stewart, Esf, &c
appointed -pecisl master in sSid cause 70 tSNe, -
in-r and report the accounts Of the sal1 ouai.qs
and Chay;n. such temporary trustees u1llN- '''
t:rne Of their exercising said othce.
gro. P. EDMUNDS.
Solicitor Tor smallcy and Chapin.
August 3, l-tj-
In Cb,peerv. .u.,,t third. l-s3. On the filing OF
the above petit on ordered that all parties IN inter-
ct be notified 20 appear and show cause a=1 ,
granting tho same, before me at my once IN ee-
etnucs. on the fifth dsv Of September \ D 7o'i ny
uue o'clock 10 thc forenoon by publishing me ~
stance n szii rcttion ant this order IN tng baL
lngton Free Press, Rutland Herald ana nosi3.
publications shall be az leas three dsya prior TO sara
day Of hearing --,-..--- .-,.-..,t.-
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CRENADTNE VEu.S

IN great variety OF eolorsi also, ENAMEL 81 iRT
4 FACING, all cOlors a very desirable article for
trail dresses sun Shades tau1, &C. SC, Just re-
ceiyed at the Corner Store ..-
June Is, 1853. dfHN
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The night freight from Rouscs Point ran
over man named Hanly, Monday night,
few miles north Of st Albans and killed him
instantly.
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MASONIC ENIHLEMs.

THE best assortment Of Masonic Emhlcms ever
| offered IN this place, can be- found at No / Bank
BRLSSMAID i IILDRETH.
lime 10 ls63
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FOR

auon M these nations the art- we're carried 10 the
h-hezt state Of perfection and the beautiful in
form OF another, WorshipPed by the mass o. the
people Us something almost divine in it, nature.
tloqucncs stil has power % thrill the heart. 1T
those who gaze uPon them-ihe marble. once
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MEHANEIIEARnnr r..n..1 .,.-

'i Al-ai aud receiving stone. ~ .bouid
..t4- Nli-.lEHf much worse treated after
s.- .'i Herriek Aliens Gold Medal Salcrstus. to
-f. f...'I blnl paimed Oh on 10 Us. We state
90. t .'-i readers may enjoy the same f,Isasrro
..9i.- ~ 10 eat better Biscuit than was ever
'I.rb,-. any other oalera,us o. soda. Most of The
. sf-.5 ~ i9r sale. Their depot Is lla Lib
r.ez AlI,,. ~ York. See that the name of Her
occur %" i'- wrapper. and no mistake can
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i.te wa- frost on the hills around the
.,17bgrcan tc~u IF Montpelier on Tuesday
ia.-'Iine last
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Two substantial steam tow boats are being
built ly 7. l. Vaughan Of Whitehall.
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|,ALI At g. S. BLOnGETT & cos and sec
Y something new in the line u COOK sION y.
Tie Model Cook Stove, for Coal or Wood
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Ore-s-,- -.rls. both Gold and Silver, for ladies
,-7 Gents ,gbich We viii sell . reduced prices
BRINSNAID + HiLDRETH.
June .. i-5l.
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III. PnN IfAS AI.REAnY sACRr-

SMALL POX HAS ALREADY sACRI-
dcei some Of cur bos; and hravc-t troops Soldiers
listen TO the voice Of reason, supply yourselves
with H0LLOWAY's PILLS & OINTMENT. Tho
Pills purify tho blood and strengthen the stomach,
while the Ointment removes all pain, and prevents
pit marks Only - cents per box CT pos. 80
For further SPECIAL notices Sc fourth page
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glimpse % O more tranquil, but not les lovely
scene, stand upon the beach when the storm IS plst,
when Ae1lgs has once more sunk % his caves. when
the waves no longer roar defiance, but daily, IN
murmur-. gentle as the mermaids song. with the
cvtr--ctreating shore. Such scene cannot fail to
calm tIc passions antbrins out whatever there i Of
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NV NoE6, Aug. ID.
Dates from Morris Island of Sunday after
noon state that only two shots were fred
during the day both parties observing the
sabbath.
Gen Gilmore health Is much better this
morning.
In the attack to come Of tomorrow the
Iron-sides will engage Fort Wagner and keep
it silent whilst monitors and shore batteries
engage Sumter, at the same time the
wooden fleet and mortar boats will engage
Fort Moultrie 1t will be grand affair
The rebel works on James Island indicate
that an attempt will be made on the part Of
the rebels to drive Gen. Gilmore of Morris
Island or to annoy him SO as to interfere
with his siege Of Sumter.
The grand attack is expected Monday
morning. | hear from the shore that the
rebels have piled sandbags on the wharf IN
the rear Of Sumter against the rearwall for
tv feet high completely protecting the
magazine from the shore batteries Of Gen.
Gilmore The removal of the guns from
the parapets of Sumter is, probably, from
the conviction that our army batteries will
silence them.
The weather promises to be most favorable
for the assault tomorrow morning.
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SrNTEOF VERNfpST.0 ELLfs GEAV LoRISG E-d
others.
Rutland County, VS. p--,-,--
II f5r,,-,r, -oy L. 4 Co and others
In this natter now comes ? \. Chaplh "a NJ
land In said County, the Administrator o. ~ n
tate- Of both samuel Hen-haw and Thomas n5i-.-
err late trustees Of the second morts gage OF te nut
land A burlington Railroad, now deceaseq ana r.
is-rin.- r. the former proceedings m sald mater
moves the Court here that DuSald stewart L,'il,
the master who has hitherto settled the acc9uhs %
aid trustees be appointed special master "a 81.
ultter 20 examine, adjust and report the acyogl'
Of said trustees deceased, from the time Of inc '7
'' z. y. BRIGGS.
Solicitor FOR L. \. chaplin
GEU T. EuWJNus
Solicitor for the Corporation
In Chancorv At Chambers, Aug, 3, ISIS. On mo
filing OF the foregoing petition ordered that az pa
ties In interest 10 notified 10 appear and show causo
against granting the same, before me AZ my qn5e n
Ncr-ennes on the fifth day Of September a ~ 80.
al nine o'clock A. NJ, by publishing the substance o.
said petition and this order in the Burlington ~
Press Rutland Herald, and Boston Journal, t1ret
weeks sucoessivcly, the last Of which puphSalloii
shall be 40 lca-t three days prior % SAID Gay %
] PIERPOINT Chancellor.
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distant hills, ahcH. d.ly through the Llus haze Of
the atmosphere.
Tho mountain streams with their innumersble
cascad cs,-now, swollen 70 torrents by passing
showcr-now, with only silver thread TO mark the
place where they fOw-the placid lakes, with their
borders Of hills and trees-the quiet ponds rsposn;
IN almost every yaley-all belong 10
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NEW EOnkN

NEW BOOKS.
T'HE DRuE,IER Boy story Of Burn-ide'- E2pe-
i dition.
The Sparrovg-ass Papers, by Fred $. Coccns-
by Frances Anne kemble.
-s1bstence and Shadow, by Henry James.
The Book Hunter, By j. Hill Burton
Good Thoughts in Bad Times.
The Gcntlemsn. ...
At S. HUNTINGTON 3
july stl, 1853.
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New YORK, Aug. 70

Wv IWNN1 NU-- II
\ private note dated Norris Island dated
Sunday p. ". says we viii have Sumter
tonight certain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.BRE CUTS. cUNsHor WOUNDS.

SABRE CUTS, CUNSHOT WOUNDS,
and all other kinds Of Wounds, also Sores, Ulcers
and Scurvy, heal safely and quickly under the
the soothing influence or HOLLOWAY'S ONT
MENT. 1t heals to the bone, so that the wound
never opens again. Soldiers, supply yourselves
Only p cents per pot. 3
DIR. TOBIAS VINETIAN LININIENT.
More Testimony This IS 10 certify tina; for the
last five year, have used in Iy family Dr. Tobias
celebrated Venetian Liniuent and in every instance
have found g fully equal to his recommendation
have found it TO give instantaneous relief in cases
OF tl0;hache. Group, bilious collie sore throat, pain
in the chest and back, and rlesuat.-nl, and cheer
fully recommend is trial to every one afflicted with
any OF the al.Fc-aamod disease
JAMES o.. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn. oct. 10th, 1851.
Sold by an druggists. Uhcc. 81 C.slautt ST..
New-York
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EAII,NBIsHiv WOUNDED IS TIE HoCsE OF
= FRrENu-.-Ihe Ohio Copperhcads have
.it sick Of NalIandigham as their candidate
.r governor and ar. urging him to resign
f- nomination The late federal victories
i've convinced hi, friends that they can car
-y the state only hy supporting the war, and
Nallauai-.aIu continues % dcn6uncc II,
there Is not the slightest chance of carrying
election The great martyr, however, re
fuses . resign, and bis friends are making
ae best fight they tam with such weight on
their backs. Meanwhile the friends OF John
Brougn are rallyinc with great enthusiasm
an in overwhelming numbers. and will
"a " with them the most respectable, ii not
tn greatest part, oi the Democratic vote.
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News of the War.
FROM THE FRONT.
PORTENTSOF ANOTHER
BATTLE.
.NOremeHfs OF .Me0dC's and
lees forces.
Interesting from Charleston

PROGRESS OF THE lar
MENT.
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Ri

and viii ever bs the Artists peculiar properly,
whose mission IS TO present these forms Of beauty %
the public and whose ain shculd be, 70 lnstil into
the minds Of all. the sers love, f.. tbs t-,-.'fni
-hich hs h--ss- s.sls