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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13

8aschsl eE,s Hair Dye.s.The Bestin
the verdi
WILLIAM A. RATCHkLO1'H sslsbrated Hair Dye.
produces color not 70 b Distinguished from natsrs
wassntsd Aet 70 njurs The hair ~
the Ill sAeets Of bad dyss and inysesasss tAs
,ifs. GREY, RkD Or luGTY AAIR Instantly tsrss
spis ndid black brown, leaving the hairsoftanA
beautifsl. Sold By all drusgists, -.
TAs genuine designed WILLIAM A. BArCHRLO1,
tks Jesr ss1As II sseA -.
Fsstosy, No. u barclay Street, New York. flAts
~ Broadway and 10 Bond StrssLl [tss-AAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-13


rssui nanaay > 3sussal ef Msws ~ ef Laass1nss
az chasusssstssA ~ tAs eisgss veeA R1pcDascAs.
Il ID kspubiicaD In lie hearty eeoe1o - u gSeat
srush thai God has naAs - one eS0e1 al astisns ef
neps tIiean in s asssysich 0ft1 equsi an6 is-
slieusbis 5ashss Il I'll y sil1b, oeoey sn1 ~
pursuit Of happtness"--kspsbliesA ID u Msallbs4,
earnest daasEI hostility 10 every s<ess sad eops4
OF The Slave kosef. fyon Aansxstas 81 Texas y -
great Ress silica 10 gsssp us empire 81 Me kcs WesM
4ss saei 81 sounasg fss - -.
\ a dis Repabiean ta ~ eniAgssssm ~ the
All Isl ais aid desSoss efthe on WeftAs uAs fcay
hni IN he psss saa saAniaies ssA11nly thsGA np<b
us b. their An~sicsn eosatesDan - &ssshrcU asa
rulu Of Ne Model RspakaAe--Rspsblisest - ~ -
sns tract ~ sitA sd sots tAat this saseetess H.
briison 1ass vesult 10 NJ signal = ~ Das
ten aeA ~ Am sstshtisADent II sgWal stghn enA
e0neI laws thsoughout ~ whce 6xssns Of ear esan~
lry. vhsssia LnsE0 An4 unisp shall EAese ~ sssss
asi naaDnssbaeT h6AeeSorlh ard forese<.
Tus fnasrnR devetes Akention - ealner SaDees 49,
% $3.50 sxtens II hess. to AAseeekes. Teapsfssrs,
p}ss1ar 10 ~ spiritual aad matssisi progress 90
vsiI-Saing Of mAnkisd; b1k fos Ihs psssss he snss-
eiss SD ~ eatunns sss 10y dssses1 = - -
vigCrAsIoH ana ssscoos ~ ~ WasS - Un1sa- ~
speciAl esrspoaasats asese1UA1y ev:sy coaaessaeee
army end gsppyt svssy tnreftsAt iasl4fas q fhss
grses sirekle whikk vs truSf - sooA e Io1et y ~
ssSrAsf ma eonelnstsf trinArh nj he Hny9enA AFp1
Al. in NE si.h - rsace md fhslN - ar a.
trectea Ssss1asv so1asys Ne beitsss ~ - 49,.
vios can sul5ss ~ new esesssts 49, 2! -
prexreaSsnA saasGstss sfshts DAnsstsss esnaia -
columas AID exsnesey ssIicat tAs soepsfsatee e
sil friends ef the National eeDs, wsh ~ vegara ane
u,sld = list Uniysrai Hananty. 70 ~ ~ u e.
i /. nif~f Ia et,eutn48ou. A8sss ~ ss*tt =
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forses e,io fnrins f1a:,tco.

1yTANTED--By Man, WIFE, and TWO Ch m.
wv J,-r SECOND FLOOR. 81 four or I'VE rooms WIN
ill.,. IN Larndry IN private House Locally bst"ecn
~ I'd g0i.s,s ess. side Of town Rent not TO e5ce"u
1gs A DIES, w. A. H., No 29j Washl's'on 81 He'e'
eucps exchanged
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MOZAMBIQUES, vALENCIA5, AND POPIINs, ct &c.,
l3c., 2cc., AMI 2Jc. per yard
BEST AMERICAN DELAiNEs only 2sc por yard
200 PARIS BiREGE ROBES "a yards eaeh), last years
st,les only SIS, worth ; ~ esch-
ALL THE BEST AMERICAN PRINTS al sio' per y"a
sald recently at 29c, aud J)c. on, ..
HEAVY BARNSLEY DAkASkS, from Aucnon' 'io' VI
and u worth = 10 vi Is per yHrd)'
Also, =,
sLEAcHED MUsLIss ct Isc and Doc. per yard fold TO
Gently for 2sc. and 30c. j.
"a BLEACHED lUSLlE3 at 23c. lsld recently ct ssc-)
Also, 49,
GREAT BARGAINS IN sHAwLS
STRIPED BROCHE sHAWLS til wooD at 81, % ~
worth % so and go.
sTRIPED BROcHE SHAWLs. ssp.no, quality, % ~ 70
s6twotth 81 81 ~ elo).
FASHIONABLE GRENADiNH SHAWLS, % ~ sach
CHECKED WOOL snx xvi ' now designs, ., s.ss
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION AND
PRIVATE SALES
w. X PEYrON,
No. IA BoWERY,
near Hou,ton-st-
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Mem f)nblltaiicns.
yJyHE RESULTS OF SLAVERY.
THE pEKIN SPECTACLE.
THE PIONEER BOY.

TIE PIONEER BOY; aud Hsw he became President
rol5 nv WIN H. TbGyeI 10 hs. lnmitsbe msnner which
has rendered the Bobbin Boy end tho foor BOY and
Merchant Prince" popular The material OF the eGck
sith r,eat care and labor from President Llncons
s fisDds is enuely authentic The result IL story Of
ntoIes; and most helpful purpose fully Illus
traied. $l.
A. NJ Cochin's RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION" and
formng with that remarkable volume the exhaustive
posble review OF Slavery system and an Institution
This volume being largely the United States will he OF
special present interest Translated by Miss Booth Emo
81 -. 800
PFKIN: Being Volume OF "SPECTACLES FOR
YOUNG EYES" An extremely entertaining volume ioT
the Young written with Advantage of inae scqut'n
snce country aud lavishy illustrated with engfav
ipgs from Chinese originals l6mo. 70 cents
Sold by the trade everywhere sent free BY mall on TO-
eeipt Of the pIioe.
WALKER, WISE & Co.,
Publishers, Boston.
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sorsss, Carriages, 81.

JNAMILY HORSE for SALE.-LonS't a .ass
bsy sound aud kind six yesu old Just ie 70" "a h
try, has been driven oil last year b. shdy.
osirs Ter DAILY Of Bssdlsy's Stable, assFr -
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Gmrsenterfs.
nARNUM's, AMERICAN MUSEUM.

1 Is &T%ifaS 4R siHa I'D ii S.sSSg
S S SDS S easgS ASD W WARR9sss
vino hay s.st sr,si ION Ws.hostn ~hsce they have
been On PksslDEST on Tas ' UEITED STATES
They arc eadng men, orsest etoi. aud best war
sIo q ths mos, .r9 r. Of s S:y M'an''H' anu
T@sKEy IS6,iSs fa H6 T E$IF s9 SHAVE
not one of whom al within l uonh has been within
the pale o. c,i9 hey .et toe aisrs' 'E9ss 2
CADDOs AND CHEYLANES; 10
Among them tse ya,o,oas ald ai.'n;;nlshed
y % P ss s Ss!s &oG f%si Ssa '''' '''
A. gttSf % sc@S ey ' sG sEHF Ti
and DIT senng in Ee~-YorS toe s1cty; i"safs OF the
'"A " RED MAN IN III, SATIyE GaANDEUa!
fresh f'o " s%a s 0P as WILD ABoDEs
they viii posi- lively remain or few day' only end VIII
receive ' 10 ,h su hFTfEaS ScS X ana
viii appear the Talented popular eoTnes,s1
NH '''"' a. oiies The 1ller's Man.
in the '''''''syT a% SnsI '2p PSS MID.
Followed At each represented BY the lughable farce,
rE EDHf n MIA sEh ' @xhsEN,
the real E~PT, q x IT, Ips ne soo Mfr
S aPP - At ALI HOURS DAY AND EVENING
platforms a. the wa bal Of tine nin.suI1
Ain IWEPRI5oY THE GREAT tMPRoVfSATORE.
MASTER ROBBERY HENDEkShoTi ,,,,,o
THE ZERO 81 TaE E%6aSsRT
LIVING hpPOPOTAMU5. r..r
Last week. also, OF the wondsrfa Nonde:crlpt tho
aIptyo FaMfIY THE MUSICAL SEAL,
aapGnn ioUaHil GREAT BEAR SAMSON,
HAPPY FAMILY, WAN fLVnEh
aud a coocentraiion Of mOfs wonders thin
ANY OTHER PLACE IN Tue WORLD EAdIbiIo.
Aamis,iop Is cents ChdTcn under 10 year ID cents
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW
At tho Mu.eun,, ogmmsnc,ng April e.
GREAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
Coume cling May II. r
PRIZES 5000.
Those Wishing to exhibit should secure eefnncse' "
dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

FTHE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
Il PAPERS Of every description old PAMrhL EFT OF
wrssn fu. aod all kinds Of WASTE PAPER from bankers
insesncs companies brokers' depot' print
ing ooes public and private libraries hotels
ss.me9ais railroad companies, clearinghouse eiPre'
VIII send to any part Of this city, Brooklyn H0beksn. or
sT6cKwELL L EMERSON. NO. 20 ANN.sT
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FrOm May
" to November, for q Genemsn, Lady, and two sln'u
Children and Nuss mus. depot, and no, over one
hour FROM the city, Address stating tefmi which mus Do
moderate, s. M. O., Tribune Office
FURNISHED ROOMS or PART OF HOUSE
L. 10 LET. No. ii Ess,-l6.h-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
THE SEMI-W TRIBUNE.
The NRw-YoRK SEMl-WEEKLY TRIBUNE il
,ub,i.hsd .yery TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No. 1.sG4 April y:
I..LpADrNG ARTICLES: The Poles and the PATTI
sIchs; Mcclellsns Report. Mems inhumanity TO
blsn; His Msje,ty Of Dshomeyi Connecticut !
The War News; Editorial Paragraphs.
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
H. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Nv. THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR; Report Of the
Congregational Committee on the Operations Of
the Army Of the Potomac; Causes Of lie lnscton
and III Success; Its Several Csmpsisns; Why
Mcclellan Removed; The Battle OF freezer
icksbuIg; Removal OF Burnside
v..THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG: Our Core.
ppondent on q Scouting Expedition; Interesting
Detei' L; HIS ExPerieoeei bis Capture and E..
VieksburE; Description Of Rebel Camp Man
ezra AID Customs Of the Rebel soldiers Hopes
aud Fears Sf the Rebel; What Tney Think Of
Their Northern Friends.
U.THE BATTLES OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN AND
AHTIErAM: Official Report Of Gen. Mcclellan.
5s Cover. all his hiitay Operations from the
WA Driven Out Of Maryland.
vII.LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPONoENrS WITH TIE ARMY OF TIE
POTOMAC
VIII .vERNER's PRIDE: By the AuthOrsss OF East
Lynne"
x.NHW PUBLICATIONS.
x..THE ANTIQUITY OF NAN
XIgPRING PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND; Grain
Markets Of Europe.
XII. FROM EUROPE.
XII. POLITICAL
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Tsaxs-0as Copy for year. -. TIVE Copies. one
pear. S5. Five Copies. year. S1I. Ten Copies
e22 so.
For Club Of Twenty. We send an Extra Copy
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Mem CIVILIZATIONS.

nON'T SELL YOUR BOOKS FOR OLD
~ PAPER-Librsri.s Psmphlsts AID Msssnrne' o'1sn'
fO' Cash lO00oU Books Science. Hi.tory, Biogfapn
on hand 100 OO Piece. of Mosc ot less than quarter po
LEGGAT BROS. No. Ig Eos,iu-st.. nesr "eeH"e
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GNOR SALE-yaluabe improved Property on

9th aud 9th-aya SD aud 3ith.s IN lots 10 Aul' pus'
cnaso Tho Managers VI the Rew'fok Institution ot sne
Blind oaer az private sale the tniro Block between lhe 90
ard gh.aYs SD and 3i,-.t. tug three lots on JJa
occupied by the church The property offered comprise te
.ne fon on the eihv lg1 eetb inches BY 100 Feet IN
depth with tue Improvements thereon. admitted to % Ihe
can, lois on ;,.. and on 3sd Joining the abovs IL
lots on SD at aud u ths. covered 81 sass and er
vacant lois on 5he s, each "a feet inches in width by
100 les IN depth be font The eener Of the BLOCK
the crown Of the go1nd sn. escn way TO; ne
avrp.. IN sch Of which there are sBh 4. 100 set
vide and the improvement already made on inc norm hie
opposite the premise, offered for sale are OF ihs mrs cas-
ae Aso those on the opposite side Of 3d FoT teTes ana
particulars apply TO GEORGE /. ALLEN PTe,ieent o. ,ee
bead @, the Office Of Ciaisson NJ fotIeI e'q' NJ :"
It, between " ". aud 2 p. m.
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Real estate for Gale.

A TTENTION JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auc-
n iooesr win sell on TUESDAY, April H. at " M; ~
No m 3 galway, -FOUR NEW ELEGANT hho" "
sToNE HOUSES with all the modem improvements. ON
ad.,v near Jotlist Locality highly respectable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
Amusca,e;,ts,

WINTER GARDEN.
Coutinaed Success Of wv
LUCILLE wrsrrRAAsD szAuTuun
In consequence of
THE IMMENSE SUCCESS
EAST LYNNE. ~"
to might, "fettsp
WEDNESDAY, Aprils
..r aud '.lI
MIS- nV W q appearing in her great roles Of
D. MADAME VINE
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Board ailo Rooms

A GENTEEL private family in the vicinity Of
IN the Bible. House having SUITE Of ROOMS to LEI
bile for housekeeping may mad desirable oecrpsht
rerrnces ptonrols By Addressing APPLICANT No.
n Vet l7th.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

" Al miles from New York by Railroad. u mite, north o.
Station containing 100 sce W acres OF goo1
tjlabe aud the remainder wood land; there rs sooI
Appie Orchsrd and 6 Peach Oehard OF goou
fruit that produced 600 bask.tat yesr "a aid ib
good new IIouse 2ories high with Il rooms good csar
cd new Barn. &C. Stock aud fixtures Trqnis'' .s,s
.psy For particulars, inquire Of j. l.. SAkDtho 70 IL
Bowsry N. Y, or j. POWELL, No l2i Ath-st, "hilal
bufgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and FARM
for SALE n We.tchsster County with ooLnmodoas aid
Ienvs Budins Orchards and frui,, q al kinds orsfsry
Greenhouse kc &c. is within ono hour OF tho CT aud
communicates by railroad and steamboat For hesafunsss
and beauty IL un,urpassed Tho Farm contains
30 acres sod embraces half dozen eeHpt building 'iss
with 10 70 20 acTss each with extensive .udapo AID water
views bCLhLr.i f'Eh-
no % WzlLst, JauncsJ Court
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CREAT FALL in COTTON GOODS.
VI SPECULATION
PLAYED 0Ur,
CuAS HEARD K Co.,
No 36 GrGndst, -...
" .or,tros 10 se their large stock Of DOMESTIC DRY
GOODs M RETAIL lees th.n Wholesale Auction Prices
$50 PACKAGES -
HAT mad. Blesched and Brown Shec,ings and Shifting
Linen Dams,I aud Diaper Table Cloths Napkins Tewsinsn
Fiannels, Blankets Quilts, Countsrpsnes. 40.
Also,
SILKS,
SILKS,
SILKS
Another job lot from
AUCTION
$50 pieces Of light
FANCY SILKS,
suitable for sprlg and Summer, at 81, u. w. ana "i
per yard. ,,,e,
800 pieces Black Gos de Rhines aud Figured SILKS o. ~
tall lsss than Wholesale ptiees.
no. 3oi Grsnd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
LAST DAY BUT THREE
GRAND PUBLIC LIVES b.
GENERAL TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
GENERAL ION THUMB AND WIFE,
GENERAL TON ThUMB AND WIFE.
ON -
WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY ard SATURDAY. April O. 10.
and H.
BRIDAL PRES ENrs, -
THREE LEVEES DAILY. FROM II TO III to ~ u to
p.
GENERAL TON THUMB viii be IN Albany on the 18th.
aud shsTwaId in Troy.
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NOTICE.-CAN A STATE ENSLAvE ITS
IN OWN CITIZENS The Grst IN srrss VI Lee ar "a
tue Rebellion will De delivyrea 7 lS EVENING. u 1eoo
In tnc Chcn II the Puritan, on ooion''agHe, b the a
Dr. CBEEVER on the question, " Can Ssa:s En.IswU
Own Ctzsps D The lectures are ros. AID the puoc =
ri,ed TO s,tend ......... 1l1elH
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Address THE TRIBUNE. r.w.Yorh

r OVAL LEAGUE, ATTENTION !-Spon.
tsneous monster gatherings Of loyal citizens and patriots
are now had an over beloved country We have
for camps schools ard meetings OIL me LofAL LEAGUE,
song, THE FLAG OF The FkEE% wiIa both words
~ IL, IS. DODwoRTH No. Astor.plscs y.
The OF such songs 10 the best method Of ineis
Ing true patriotism.
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early day.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Ls;.ss AID at1,fy''F vEYiN xpr isss
Mr. wHEATLEY beg. inform the pnbc thst we lnsn,
application. The box Office TO witss,; Mis- s.s .hs w.h..
Of q" p''''H'T shI 'i LAST THREE NIGHTS
Of the great Drama Of the day,
EDITH;
On THE raRrs DAUGHTER
MATILDA HERON,
whose powerful delnestion Of r,,
LADY EDITH Has ADDED TO THE
UNApPRoAcHABLE EXCELLENCE .,n,.r
CROWDED AND ENrHu slAsrIc AUDIENCES. b.
t..yins their Of this machoss performance oy
the most UNBouNDED APPLAUSE.
The cast embrace. tbs name, q ,,,srp.uv
EspEcIA SPECIALLY 3 EN ca 10 RENDER rms
BEAUTIFUL PLAY
PERFECT NASNER
NEW sc G3nTTMEs Sa AfscfSr An r.
Musical Conductor SPECIAL NOTICE.
Newak Ac-rhe Slapa.smeHt beg leave to INFORM t9e cur
zen, OF ts shove places the peilOmsnce Of ESh owe.
nightly iOi o'ek thu, giving ample time 70 III 70 0S'H
'''' '''''' IL ' MoNpAY, aErni'.
Mi. HERON IN her cslebrsted roe Of CAMILLE.
Supported by the full company.
The Scenery Appointment &C., will be Of the ho' per
"e' 's SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Door, open t7' 10 eommrncs It'll
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALLAN OPERA.
~ MAX MARETLEh.
= p FoURrSiNTH GRAND OPERA MONT.
whDN io = +, A'f'i''
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEu,
with fts unprse-d-ntedly Superb Cast. snd
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY, BY II. w: c,lyo,,
COSTUMES, DECORATIONS. AND. APPOINTMENTS.
AND MILITARY BAND.
CHARACTERS. ,,rno,,
Ioue Madame MEDOhl
Ndi', slave; NJ
Arbsce. High Priest Of .SignOr BELLln!
Burbo, Tavern gnor bASht
codio.. 49,. GsucO'. fri,nds .......HeTr MuLLER
P.Iei.n., Sisdi.sor:, people Of Po@pe Peaaa Guards
Ccntur,ons, Lictors, Soldiers Slaves. kc -
CONDUCIOR......'.'..''. . NUN"
On SATURDAY neyt. April a.. at o'clock.
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
when will DO presented the snt ~ opera OF
'"'' ~ LUCIA DI LAAMERaooR,
and the celebrated Liberty Dus. scene Of
TNHEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLOs con-
THuRsbXY, April 8 EXTRA PERFORMANCE.
BENEFIT or MILE ANNA HAMBURG.
f"'' N'' UN Fills DE FAMILLE.
Comede Vaudeville Ia three scts by M Al BsJsEd and De
Doors open at I'll Curtain ra,ei ct o o'clock
Carriages can be ordered at IL O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY S MRHTi n + y f,RgAPSs;cMsE.
Admission 50 cents; no reserved seat.
La ROSE DE SAINT FLoUR-op eretts Boufs
LIZ CODE DIES FEMMES-Comedia
Office for subscriptions and reserved seats
H. DARDoNViLLE No. 62a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

MoZAMBIQUEs, vALENCIA5, And PoPLlSs, at lss
Ice. 2cc.. and 2Jc per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

DANVARD's PANORAbiAS.-Last week but
Nd Of the four great Panoramss-ThE MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI. OHIO and the WAR-EvERf EyEHlkQ
A. "a, WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY ct 3seoek, Es
6s1 broadway. Tickets IS cts. children is oea
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-30
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
III u I'VE "A. N MT T. S e. e Y

Just Published in Sealed Envlope; Price cts
A LECTURE By DR.. CULvERWELL. ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of Spermatorrhpa Consumption,
Mental AMI Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy,
Impaired Nutrition of the boay, assitude weakness of
Study and Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love Of Solitude Timi.
dty, Self Ji>trut Dzzin So, Headache Affection of the
Eyes, Pimples the Face Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapacy, the Consequences Of Youthful ndis
CT elton &C, &c.
05@This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often self afflicted evils may be re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and sho Id be read by every youth ana
in the land
sent under seal to any address, in plain sealed
veope the receipt Of or two postage stamps
by addressing.
CIlAS. j. c. KLINE &c CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box ass
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SOaD Mandatory.

THE subscriber has in operation Soap Mandatory
in Montpelier VIII age proposes to take the 'raw
eral' at the esidence of such as wish TO sell to
him. buying their ashes and grease, and selling them
good article of Soap, and delivering it to them He will
pay II cents ,she for ashes, and to cents pound
for grease and will sell New Soap at $500 and Old ap
at $6 90 barrel A. Q. LADD.
Montpelier, April II, 1862 dom
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-30

NEW YORK, May |. \ dispatch from Mill,
ken's Bend of the 24h, says orders were issued
yesterday for the whole army to march with SIX
days rations.
A dispatch to the Herald, dated four miles
below fredericksburg, on Wednesday, states
that IN diminishing below Fredericksburg a were
wounded, belonging to the 18th New York regi-
ment. Our batteries have just opened on the
rebels, but we failed to draw their artillery fire,
or to silence their musketry.
Signal lights have been observed in busy ope-
ration upon the heights OF the Rappahannock,
tor the purpose Of warning the rebels of any
movement of our army.
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Notice TO WILL Owners.

Persons Intending build Gris or Circular Saw Mills,
iron Shafts two OF which five inches in diameter, IA
feet long with five feet puleys attached Also tn ee
80 inch pueys for mill spndles and three "a inch pueys
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Also shafts, six inches in diameter, of which is
Il feet long, the other being feet with two sets of bevel
gears, three in notion six inch face with DO es
for the same to run in.
One Single Mill for saving shingles. One Capboard
Mill, made on an improved plan The above Machines
cannot be equalled for workmanship and durability.
Here is good opportunity for those wishing to pur-
chase as they will be sold at liberal discount
Also, am prepared to build list and Circular Saw
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting, Boiling
Cloth and Burr Mill stone to order at manufacturers
prices. MARTIN HOLLlSTER, MlIlWrlght'
April, 25 1863 d&wtf
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FORTRESS Monroe, April 90. The steamer
Carrie Martin, Capt. Willard Martin, arrived
at 9 P. M, from Yorktown the 2Sth with Sec
rotary Seward and son, and Baron Gerhold, the
Prusslan Minister Plenipotentiary. Private
Parker of the Sd New Hampshire regiment was
shot inside of Fortress Monroe last night by the
guard on duty.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK, p. M

MUEFREEsBoRo, April 3d. The near approach
OF the rebel forces has afforded opportunity to
deserlers to come into our lines Seventeen
came in to-day. They confirm the report of
rebel advance to point north of Duck river
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New YoRK, May l. The Tribnne's CORES.
pendent with Gen. Stahl, reports reconnois-
ance In force from Fairfax Court House to va
rious places in the valley between Bull run
mountains and the Blue Ridge. No force of
rebels were encountered, but there were slight
skirmishes with struggling parties of guerrillas.
Two huodred and thirty-eight prisoners were
taken, besides 100 horses, and other spois
1t is now definitely known that the rebels
have no regular forces north of the Rappshan-
mock in Eastern Virginia.
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Springfield Wesleyan Seminary
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Spring Term will commence April ~.
This School not excelled for thoroughnes. 1t still
retains its full Board of experienced Teachers The Pro
lessor of Music ia pupil of Julius Knorr and i. List
Germany. rare opportunity will be afforded for the
study of Botany and Geology For particulars address
NJ. @. DEAN, Principal.
Springfield, Vt, April 49, 1853 l7w2
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CAIRO, April 30. Gen. Ellets marine brig
AIDE, on its return from the expedition up the
Tennessee river, was fired into by the rebels I'M
der Maj White. The fire was returned by the
gunboats. The rebels fed, with loss of ten
killed and twenty wounded. Maj. White was
wounded. Our loss was two killed and four
wounded.
Gen. Elet has destroyed every grist and saw
mill, and every distilery on the Upper Tennes-
see, besides 500, 900 feet Of lumber. The towns
of Hamburg and PASSPORT were also destroyed
A special dispatch from Memphis, says advi-
ces from Young S Point to Sunday say that Gen
Grant was at Carthage
1t was thought the rebel rams up the Yazoc
were ready to come out
1t is doubtful whe Their any of the six trans
ports which attempted to run the batteries O.
Vcksburg on the night of the 23d succeeded
in passing. Four Of them are known to b(
sunk. The other two, if they got by, are badly
damaged.