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~waTERs, oHORAL HARP.

This is the title of new Sunday School BOOK, OF
I6n pages Of beautiful tunes and hymps- IL contains
theref' ..Suffer Little Children 10 Come Unto Me;''
"The Beautiful Shore, ,'st-Ob 'Ts Giorious,''' Leave
Me with My Mother;'' she Leadeth Me Beside still
waters, Sc. Price, paper covers. 90 CENTS . Is PEI
100; bound, 25 cents, $50 per lG0 Ii is edited BY
HORACE WATERS, author of s. s. Hell,'' Nos.
aud of which have had the enormous sale of over
eight hu ndred thousand copies.
just published by HORACE WATERS,
4SI broadway, New York .
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THE HARP OF FREEDorr.

contains 80 pages of songs duets, and choruses
Freedom. Among The choice pieces we would name
tttair Freedo MS morn - ..0 let my people CO."
'sover the mnuniain,' % ssThey worked me ali the
day., &c Price cents single, so cents per dozen,
So per 100; postage cent each. ~
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Union victory orIlelany reported


WASHINGTON, May 9.
The following has been received at Head
Quarters
GRAND GULF Sd, via Memphis 7.-Maj.
Hslleck, General-in-C Chief: We landed at
Paulingsburg, April 30th, moved on immedi-
ately on Port Gibson, met the enemy eleven
thousand strong four miles south of Port Glib
son at 2 A. M. on the LIST, and engaged him
alllday, entirely routing him with the loss of
many killed and 500 prisoners, besides the
wounded Our loss is about 100 killed and
500 wounded.
The enemy retreated towards Vicksburg
destroying the bridges over the two forks of
the Bayou Pierce. These were rebuilt and
the pursuit has continued until the present
time. Besides the heavy artillery at this
place, four field pieces were captured, and
some.stores, and the enemy was driven to de-
stroy many more. The country is the most
broken and difficult to operate in ever saw.
Our victory has been most complete and the
enemyis thoroughly demoralized. -
Very respectfully, ~
u. S. GRANT,
Is s7 Major General Commanding
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NEW YnRK Nav IL

New YoRK. Nav IL.
A Times special says it knows Hooker has
transferred his army to the south side of the
Rappahannock with the purpose, beyond
doubt, of at once resuming offensive opera
tions. 1s
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RTJTH: A SACnED CANTATA.

coDtaiRs I26 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer,
music by Prof. Gull. This is an excellent book for
concerts for the young. PIiees--paper covers, 20
cents, SIS per iOfs beund, a5 cents, $40 per LOG.
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THE Revival MUSIC BOOK

contains 73 pages of tunes and hymns designed for
revival. prayer and conference meetings. Prce-in
paper cpvers singis copies, 10 cents, So per l00.-
Mailed at the retail price. -s -ss'
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The decision of the Court Martial in the
case of Vallandigham is in the hands of Gen.
Burnside, and will be made public in gem
eral order. Meanwhile, Geo. E. Pugh is
amusing himself with a vain attempt to get
the traitor released on writ of ha6eas corpus
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The Columbus Journal of the 9th inst,
says the Government has appointed Gen. l..
v. Bierce. of Akron, Assistant Adjutant Gen.
eral, under Col. Ed. Parrott. State Provost
Marshal. A most excellent appointment =
Gen. Bierce viii make an efficient energetic,
thorough officer s. IS
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$50 The following Is the celebrated order - y o.
3d. issued by Gen. Burnside, under which
Yallandigham was arrested
s1a HE1Der AsTrRs. Drr.F1nEsr rur Hro,l
st@s 1tsif si.-a% rScISS,TI, o.. April 18Th. l~63
General Order No. 38-
The Commanding General publishes, for
the information of all concerned, that here
after all persons found within our lines who
commit acts for the benefit of the enemies of
our country, viii be tried as spies or traitors,
and if convicted will suffer death This or
der includes the following classes of persons:
Carriers of Secret Mails. sz i.5
Writers of letters sent by Secret Mails.
Secret Recruiting Officers within the lines
Persons who have entered into an agree
ment to pass our lines for the purpose of Join
ing the enemy. assi'sa
Persons found concealed within our lines
belonging to the service of the enemy; and,
in fact, all persons found Improperly within
our lines who could give private information
to the enemy.
All persons within our lines who harbor,
protect conceal, feed. elothe, or in any way
aid the enemies of our country. -
+ The habitiof declaring sympathies for the
enemy will no longer be tolerated in this De-
partment. Persons committing such offences
will be at once arrested with view to being
tried as above stated, or sent beyond our lines
into the lines of theis friends.
It must be distinctly understood that trea-
son, expressed or implied, will not be tolera.
ted in this Department.
All officers and soldiers are strictly charged
with the execution of this order.
Bycommand of Major General A. E. Burn
side. go = ess2 = p s
LEWIS RICHMOND, +, Z
3s HaI "A sSisfanE Adiutapt q aparai
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Died.


CHAPMAN.-In BrimfeId, on the 9Th inst., Mrs.
Permelia Chapman, wife OF G. q. Chapman, Esq.,
aged 80 years.
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THE ATHENEUM COLLECTION

contains between 800 and 400 pages of tunes and
hymns and old tue choicest kinds, church,
sunday school, revival, missionary, temperance,
prayer aud conference and all kiBds of cred and
social meetings. The music this book has life and
animal in ill., lit .sSHnlng Shore,'' Rest for the
Weary ,'t.Sh Il we know each other here?'' t.ShaH
we meet beyond the RIver?'' Tkere is a Beautiful
World, ,"s'KiDd Words,'' /" Sweet boue of Prayer
81 here is Land of Love- Su fer little children to
come unto me,,' tiiod save the Natou, DC Prices
sing ie c"p es, bound so cents $40 per IBO cloth
bound, embossed gill; 5U cents, $50 per Ie0 Mailed
at the retail price, fafa
HORACE WATERS, Ag.
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RETAIL MARKET.
Per Bushel. Per Besra.
Married.

TUCKER-FURRY.-At the Parsonage, in Franklin,
on Sabbath event g, May 10Th by Rev. J. B, Ham,
mond, Mr.. David N. Tuck 10 Miss ellen &. Fur.
~, both of Frsi kiln, Ohio.
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2r to detect the parties. engaged. .in the riot.-

or to detect the parties engagedin the riot,-i
Indeed, one of the policemen was most active
in firing cannon early in the evening, for the
purpose of " firing the hearts' of the mob to
engage in their cowardly work.
LOSSES BY THE FIRE.
The loss of the Journal establishment is
estimated at $4,000. Nothing whatever was
saved The account books were In the safe,
and it was lying in the smoking ruins yester-
day morning-having been in the fire so long,
that it was doubtful whether they were not
reduced to ashes
The stock of furs in Mr. Leobold's store,
almost total loss, was valued at $4,000.
The shoe and leather store of Mr.. Darow,
also nearly an entire loss, worth, perhaps,
$1,000.
A sadlery establishment, owned by Messrs.
Leonard & Harlarker; value $500; loss
$1,000 s=aaJ 4e ee8s
The stock in the stove and tin store of
Henry Yost was destroyed, SO far as it could
be by fire; loss, perhaps, $500. Fs
A tobacco mandatory, owned by Mr. Bo-
ernstein, was total loss of $4,000 or 5000.
:. The buildings which these parties occupied
were frames, and were entirely consumed
and such seemed to be the fear of every body
for the mob, that but little effort was made to
save any thing. There was but little insur-
ance on any of the property, and the proprie-
tors will hold the city for damages.
Eszga MARITAL Law DECLARED.
Since writing the foregoing martial law ha,
been declared, the Empire, Vallandingham'.
organ, suppressed, aud its editor and publish
er, W. T. Logan, arrested. Some eighteen o
twenty other arrests have been made, mostl.
of the rioters, all done by the military au
thorities, of course.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE RIOTERS.
M. E. Lasher, the man who was shot Will
attempting to cut the engine hose last night
has died. He lived near Carrolton, Mont
gomery County. LEX.
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NLoffiee.

A LII persons knowi themselves to have an un-
n settled account with the firm of Reed d Collins,
and N. r. Collins, are requested to call and settle
very necessary the accounts should be Sc tied soon
-l7rT 49,. s7f Mr.. COLLINS.
Rootstnwn. O. May 4, 1863. 6-3ws 9 ..l
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Rev HENRY WARD BEEeHER sails for Eu-
rope on the 30th inst, to be absent four
months. His Church, by their own generous
offer, continue his salary. and pay all the ex-
pense of his travel. His trip is mainly for
remeation,. but we are SIRE that the influence
of such a citizen of the loyal North in Eu-
rope, at this conjuneture, can but be mest
salutary. He will write letters for his paper,
the Independent, while there. ssas
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OF TO rdelect The partleSl engaged IN Tue uot--
Indeed, one of the policemen was most active
in firing a cannon early in the evening, for the
purpose of " firing the hearts, of the mob to
engage in their cowardly work.
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ORDER NO. SO.

The following is the celebrated order e No.
Ss,a issued by Gen. Burnside, under which
Vallandigham was arrested.
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IndeslructibIe Patent Burial Cases

fi HIS invention relates new and improved mole Of
constructing and Marble. .gng Collins. An sIticle Is
produc, Combining the @-
cHEaPNEss or wooO, THE STRENGTH, EFrI-
CIENGY AND IaPERMEABILITY OF IRON, '3
AND the DURABILITY OF STONE,
And ia sppropiate for the upal modes Of burial
both for city anu country For the purpose OF peservs
ton they are made AIR and WATER TIGHT End the
cost Is MUCH Lass than Metallic Collins They cannot bs
surpassed for beauty form in this any other coun
try We have numerous testimonials from men OF the
highest respectaby, from every profession ana relation
In society tfsf
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We are also receiving iarae assortment OF hssowoS
Caskets and C, ina We be undersOld, or havd
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Critical Notices Of the Prs.
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and thal alore, TO il undermine
and root out certain kind OF Literature too prevalent,
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este for nsbe fead ng, aad is alreauy bad its Ell
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Wherever we 60 0l-cars "a stesmb ais ", lind
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tu-tr8Hons our UtuIe. historians viii en- Gil them
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eR0n WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRt. DIX
sDJOO If failing in ess time than any other
physicsnl etfeetuay and permenantly with less
5traint from occupation fear of exposure sc All
Gather with safe and pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident TO Married and Single Laoies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR OERS
Mercurial Affections EruphoDs and all Diseases of the
skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimpes
on the lace Swetiings OF the Joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in Youth and the
more advanced, of oil ages, of
BOTH GXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED,
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A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSIDERATIONS ADVICl
10 THOSE WHO WIN. EEFLEGT


class Of maadies prevail to fearful exteut in
munity, doomng at least 10000 youth OF both sexes an
nnally TO an carly grave. Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations OF
svmpioins are Nervous Debility, Relaxat u and TX
baustiOn; MarAsmus wasting an sumption OF
the tissues OF the whole body; short brethng,
or hurried breathing ON ascending hlllcF n!ght oi
stairs Itl tation OF The Heart asthma iron
ohits and Sore Throat; shaking OF the Hands ava
Limits, aversion to society ana 20 basnes or study
dImness Of Eye sigh loss Uf MemOry; Dizziness Of
The nead keuragic Pains parts of the body;
Pains the Back or Limbs; iumbago, DyspeI sia or
di 5estiOn irIes ularlty o. the Dowes defalged sec
tions of the Kidneys and ether glands OF tie boy Us
Ieucorrhos or fleur Albu9, &c. LlsewRe EPilepsy,
Lysteria and Nery Gus SpAsms .a
Now ninety mine cases out Of every one huni
dred, all the above named disorders, and host o
others not named, is Consumption of the Lungs, and
that most insdious and silly form OF Consumption Vl
the Spinal Nerve known as Tabea Dorsales and labes
mesenterica, have their seat an1 origin N deAses Oh
he elyC NisceTa. Hence the want Uf success on ths
part Of the old school practice ia treating symptoms
only.
Dir. Andrew Stone, physician to the 'froy Lung aad
Hygenic Institution is now engaged III treating thid
class OF modern ual1cles vi th the most astonis nj +
TIE treatment adopted bV the INSTITUTION Il
It Is based upon scientific principles WIN new!
discovered remedies, without miner alb Or poison !ht
ABILITIES OF such that patients Can be cured o.
their homes in any part of the country, from accurate
sCriptions ofthef case by letter and uaye the mea
cine them u mail express. Printed interrog
atories will be forwarded ON apl lication.
" IFConsumption Catarrh ami diseases Of the throat
cured well st the homes Of patents as at the lnstn
ton Dy sending the Cold MedicHted lnhsling Baleamic
VapOrs with Inna-, ana ample directions iof tnef usS
ana direct correspondence.
aJ-Paticnts applying for interrogstorles or sdvice
must inclose return stamps, to meet attention.
p~J-fhe attending physician will be found at the In
stitution, ir consultation, from A. ~ to T. M, oi
each day Sundays, Ia the fer noon Address
DR.,aNDREW SToNE.
Physician the Tr Jy Lung and Hygienic In ttute, snc
Physician for Disessesof the ii art, Throat
Lungs, 95 Fifth street, Toy, New YORK
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One Copy for Two Years, - - on
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Subscribers, at ~, 80 each. IL topics for s25.
UARrEA'f AAGAzrfii and IARrLLfs WIEyLY, -
gether, year, S5.0 81.
II hhRPBe's WEEKLY Il eiectIotyped, and Bsck NUN
3efs can b. haa any tigae. '3.A
Vols l., H. ILL.,, ~ V, and vi. for The ieers 1857
10 1862 inclusive OF " II aRPER'S WEEkLi, !" hand
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paid in ads the olice where it II received,
is Tw, nty ak Cents a l1ar 81.
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Produce Commission Merchants,
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BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS.
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Agent at Montpelier, will give parties any needed ror-
nation concerning US as also attend personally to the
orvarding Of all goods, making advances &c, for orr
House.
REFEREN CEs. .t
rhos Tiffany. ESQ! /, Be bhinetonj Vt .9
Hon. Horatio Ballard, Secretary State Of New York
VIM Crpps, Pres Standsr Insurance Co., New York.
A. II. Bsliord, Yysilanti, Michigan.
J. J.. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
x. II, Huntington Adams, lrf Co., New York.
j. Reed, Utica, New York
Hon. Henry J. Raym, d, New York Times
c. Il. Wheeler, st. Al ms, Vt.
d. Ward, Lancaster, vrsnt Co, Wisconsin
sjy7wfly WHM EgEH&s
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p EOP L h,

nHI5 work is OF high moral tone written in chase
vet thrilling language, and appeals directly to the
mora! consciousness Of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
IANs especially, detailing scientific aad reliable aids
and treatment for cure.
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Important to Wool Growers.
t.f LOR'S -
sheep Dipping Composition

adds over one pound Of wool to eaeh fleece
deruly improving the condition Of the sheep, alta cost
only about head. No farmer should let this sea
sor pass without using f. Particulars sent free on apph
cation to 10 ttaI il'Fl llsl LABOR BR0TH HERS, ~
S3 Genesee-st, ttica.i NJ I'd I
Put mp in pound Boxes enough FOR 25 sheep atA sI
ID do. do. do 50 DO. 20
g: z 9. % d0,nal9Suao' % q 300
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TEETH EXTRACTED
w ilhout fain and Without Danger

. By the use Il the Nitrous Oxide, or
G III Z M G GAS
"a HIS method Is peri city harmless, and whsn the pa
tent 10 under It's nf,cence, the operation be made
without the least pain Il not only destroys pain, but
gives the DELIGHTFUL ations and renders waking
to corsc ouspess thing almost 10 be deplor.d Unlike
Ether or Choroform there is no reaction assude,
no exciten eEt when % Ave minutes emerges from
state Of comp fOrt funess hout heads ne or any
feelings Physc, pronounced bed7
4 ehc'ai TO persons having we X lungs.
have spared neither tfoube or ex enfe to make this
ant addition TO my office. Tor the benefit 4 those
affi,cted with achng teeth. JohN Nh.coIEofs
Osse in Rislto % buildipg, state Street. Aonfpsher
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THE NEW yORi "!' rs. s.
Daily, (,'orning and Even Az. ssmi-Wesk-
ly and Wes"r"
Fhe r1Js. Emit. frispg and Reliable Family
newspaper IN the United States. ii

TBENEW YORK TIMES isnow zed through
out the country conspicuous among the jcnrpa4s
the Lity of hew York for the +@
CHEAPNESS OF ITS ISSUES, 2
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We advise young persons, whose hair Is NeSnn,ng to
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using the Anbrosia To those who have ready lost he
hair the of the Am5s Jsa will surely restore IT,,
as it hG done for thousands . a
pR SrRRLtSa's AAB RosA 10 stimulating oily extract
Of Roots, Barks erbs. 1t will 'urr All diseases OF
the scalp aud cIing OF the head entirely erahiestes
dan run Tho hair from falling out or from iurn-
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Il Is ent rely diff s-rrt from all Other preparations, a.
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Iti.awe known fact to thousands ~ The City OF New
York this only article yet discoYeed that Will
Care The III eas. OF the Scalp the Har to Grow
PRICE ~ 80 PER BOX, containing two bottles 3
ps, II. II. STERLING,
(. Sole Proprietor, a.
No. 4e3 BROADWAY, New York
Fer sale by all Druggists.
6y e. X. BROWN, wholesale Agent, Montpelier, Vt
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A CURE Is CERTAIN.

For sale by all Principal Druggirts in the United
States.
GT-CaIl at the Agents and get Pamphlet ....
A. l.. SCOVlLL g. CO.,
CiDcnnsd, Ohio.
In Underht Center, Sept 18th, by The Rev. d. l.. wi
Mr. T. G. Richards n Of ST Albans and Miss H. A bu
dick Of Cnderh g..
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TIE EVENTS OF THE WAR,

Its record of The Movements of the Conendng Armies
their Marches their bstes their Retreats the Lists OF
Casualties its Dlineations of Camp Lie have given
new and distinctive interest that department of jour
nalism.
Its ReI orts Congressional and Legislative Proceed
ings OF Financial, Commercial and
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THE NEW YORK DAILY TiMBS

Is published EvERY MORNING and EvEEISe--prse
TBaEE CENTS mailed at EIGHT DOLLARS q. year
with sunday Edition, 80
1KRss-Cash invariably in advance.
All letters to be Addressed to IA, J.RAYMOND
Co Proprietors of the New YORK TINES, New Ycrk
City,
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! -I--T-ILI - l-T0--0 . -77H 1Ts7'-N y
( tsyss u48 gaa yhea'msoo2 81 Do % 40 'eiss''
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,

The NEW YORK WEEKLY TINES 10 large an
elegantly printed quarto sheet, of eghr pages forty
eight columBs--deyoed 10 Politics, Literature and Gen
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-15
1Inariff auf 6barleffen

@a f6in9ton, Z, Nprll. Sreunoe
Der l(ominittration beri6ten, oaB Der 2lns
arif auf gbarIeffon am Mittrpc6, ben
S. B. so. semabt peroen folIte uno Dap
Die pan5eribiffe i'm 9afen, pom ebarlees
ftpn eleibseitie nit Der Ganoma6t an8rels
fen tperoen.
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