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Suffering from Irregularity, or Obstruction Of
the Menses, from whatever cause.

Il is impossible to enjoy the bloom OF health
and yivacty of spirits unless the Menses are
regular as to the time, the quantity and quail
~. When they are obstructed, nature makes
her efforts to obtain for II some other outlet,
and. unless these efforts of nature are assisted,
the patient usually experiences Dependency,
Nervousness, and finally Consumption assumes
its sway, and prematurely terminates misera5
BILE life.
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eighteen years. and has acquired z. present. sais
used II, 10 their aiilcted friends and others.
MOST IMP0RTANT..Mad'me zadce Por.
70 In the reach OF every 10 keep 10 convenisnS
for use: Tho timely use OF . slnEle bottle Will
prove Il 10 be worth 100 times It's cost.
N0TlCE-Sars your Monsyl-Do not be persus-
ded 10 purchase articles ut Is 70 81, which do NOT
contain the virtues OF II OF. bottle OF Madame
Porter's Curative Dalsan. the cost OF nanufAetur.
Ing. which Is a. great rs that Of almost any other
medicine and the very low price nd which 10 10
sold makes the profit 10 the seller apparently small,
and unprincipled dealers will sometimes recon-
mend other medicines on which their profits are
larger, unless the customers insist upon having
Madame Porter's, and none other. Ask Tor Madame
Porter's Curative BALKAN. price 10 cents. and In
large bottles at Is cents, and take other. Hyou
cannot get II ut ono store you can ~ another.
81 Sold by all Druggists and btore-kespen -
u cents. and In larger bottles at . cents.
DR.. z. O. Stevens, agent for BIddeford D. D
Mitchell. agent for Saco.
Gso. o. Goodwin q Co, II Marshall st.. Boston,
General Agents for New England
HALL d RUCkELL. Psopret9rs
iy2 New York.
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My Drops to cure Suppression Of the Mems.
es from whatever cause, though care should be
taken that these drops are not taken when In
particular situation, for wish 1t distinctly un-
derstood that do not hold myself responsible
when used under such circumstances.
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Tho spsndthrifs add the missr despiss each
other but NOT . particle too much.
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Hclmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapartIla.
SYPHILIS.

SIX PI1ILIS.
This Is an affection Of the Blood, and attacks
the Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears,
Throat, windpipe, and other Mucus Surfaces,
making its appearance in the torn Of Ulcers
Hembold's Extract Sarsaparila purifes the
Blood, and removes all Scaly Eruptions of the
Skin, giving to the Complexion Clear and
Healthy Color. II being prepared expressly for
this class Of complaints, its Blood Purifying
Properties are preserved to q greater extent
than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
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The peculiar faint %
sAlr~

1Hb pccuuN Nms VI
Infection which W
call ScRoyutA turks
In the constitutions Of
nlulitudes Of men. II
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
.feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes In.
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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ICopyright secured.l
The Great Indian Remedy 2
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MATTISONS INDIAN EMENAGOGuE.

This celebrated Female Medicine,
possessing virtues unknown OF any.
thing else OF the kind, and proving
eflectual atterall others have failed,
Is designed for both married and sin.
gle kadiss. and Is the very best thing
known for the purpose, rs II viii
bring on the monfAiy sieknsss In cas-
es Of obstruction, aiter all other re-
NEEDLES Of the Kind have been tried In
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without q single failure
when taken rs directed, and without
the least injury TO health IN any
case. .Wlt Is put mp In bottles Of
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could furnish any quantity Of testimonials
Of its efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice Of parading bought and fictitious ones
before the public Is so prevalent | do not deem
II advisable. My object is to place my medi
cine before the public, not alone to make mon.
ey, but to do good. II is proverbislly true Of
the American ladies'. that not ten perfectly
healthy ones can be found In any one vicinity.
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HelmboId,s Extract Buchu

TOR WEAKNESSES
arising from Excuses. Habits Of Dissipation,
Early Indiscretion, or Abuse, ~
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Indisposition TO Exertion. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dlmness OF Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitndc OF Flushing OF the Body,
the Muscular system, Eruptions on the Face,
Hot Hands, Pallld Countenance,
Dryness of the Skin.
These symptoms, IL allowed to 60 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Impotency, Faulty, Epiieptic Fits, in one OF
which the patient may expire. Who can say
that they are not frequently followed by those
''direful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffer-
ing, but none will confess The records of the
Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth
OF the assertion.
The Contribution, once Affected uih Organic
Wsakneo,.
Requires the MD of medicine to strengthen
and invigorate the system, which Helm6old's
Extract Buchu invariably does. A trial will
convince the most skeptical.
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,

In many affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other rem
edy, as in Chloross or Retention, Irregularity,
Painfulness, or Suppression of the customary
Excavations, liberated or Schirr0us state Of
the Uterus, LeuchorrhGa or Whites, Sterilty,
and for all complaints incident to the sex, wheth-
er arising from Indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipa-
ton, or in the
IA -. ~ rT.c
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Real Estate
For Sale in Biddeford.
Tas Sseo Water Po'ser Co.
ofsrs for sale at reduced prices. from ono TO one
hundred acres OF good mrming land. part OF which
tbree fourths OF mile from tho new city block.
Also large number Of house and store lots In the
vicinity the mills. Terms easy.
isf THUS. oUINBY, Agent
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The All sumcient Three.

81 Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and
Dropsical Swellings,
This Medicine increases the power of Diges-
ton, and eIctes the .absorbenis into healthy &C
ton, by which the Watsryor Caleerous depo-
sitivns, and all unnatural enlargemsnts are re-
duced, as we'll as pain and inflammation, and Is
good for Men, Women or Children.
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HelmbOId's Extract Buchu
CURES
secret DIS u SeS

In oil their stages; ut little expense; little or
no change in diet; no inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
II causes frequent desire, and gives strength
to Urinatc, thereby removing distractions, pre-.
venting and curing Structures Of the Urethra,
allayng pain and inflammation, so frequent In
this class Of diseases, and expelling Poisonous,
Diseased and Worn-Ou Matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been
the victims Of
q U AC K s,
and who have paid heary fees to be cured IN q
short time. have found they were deceived, and
that the POISON. has. by the use Of "Power-
full Astringents," been dried up In the system,
to break out in an aggravated f rm, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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E. II. HAYES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lay

once In Hoopers Brick Block, room formerly oc-
cupled as the Union Journal Counting Room q
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Take no Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant Med
icine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
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TO MARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapted. as they bring
on the monthly period with such perfect regu-
larity.
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To CONTRACTORS.

no CONTRACTORS
j Sealed prooosAls. indorset with the tile of the
for which the bid BE- offered Will be- received tn
olicunt twelve o'riocx ~ tof Monday September ~ ly
for the eonslrnction Of in Tenth from sc
vcDnh street 70 and through s.venteh street 10 North
river. fMN
forms for the bids and all ether necessary infor
mat'cp can BE- obtained Application 70 the Contract
Clerk. ~ this oaiee. -
PngI Z b.p,Fsssu icroton Aqleiac,
A. W. CRAVEN, hpArh.
OFrcE or CRoros AaUsDueT BoAED. Sept. 10. 1853
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SALES AT AUCTION.

a UCTIoN NOTICED. d. CAULKIss. AUCTIOHEEh
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIr
RlCH FRENCH PLATE PIEk AND MAN In anISe.
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD r. kOF SrE.
sii.sEk pLAIE, sc. &C. a., - -.
shine at y O'Clock A. NJ al The superb and costly Furni
tnre, Paintings StatuAry AMI WORKS AZ Art rosewood
Drawing Room Suits elegant octave Pianoforte Mirrors
Velvet Carpets &c contained IN the residence tzi5 -Four
made the present owner and l. 10 good order The
whole will be peremptory aud absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved rosewood Etageres. marble tops
French plate al backs; laiv Work Table inlad
with mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Fables satuary
BILE top; full Suits OF Drawing Room Furniture: ee
Sofas Arm, two Reception and eight Oval BACK
bracade ef the description; Con
Tables inlaid with hhi shel Brocade
Lace Curars Freuf plate Pier md Nante Mirrors with
rich gilt fiancs petb setrcs and Dresden China Vases
richly decorated; Paran marble >tanees OF the Seasons
Artistic Broncs, Night and Morning. fine oil
Paintings &c antique Lava Vases. ebony card Tables Vel
Carpsis Rug. Turkish Fasy Chairs Bronze Clock
nonth Oh Pantings. rs Rousseau, nman. Hunting
ton. Cole. Iserranf and other eminent artists
+ hAGEIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOt ORTE,
inlad with ,arl and solid keys Music
Stool c,verei In h~orade cloth hooks
and Masc all rosewood at,ni. Ocoih. Stair Carpet.
Ac chtmhers, seconf sioryRirl carved rosewood Bed
Wardrobes Dr.ssing aad Toilet Tables Shaving Stands
Book stands Couch, Arm Chairs tiutains Shades Cor
Mices air Mattress Feds and Beling cenrated China
Toilet Sets Mirrors Dnine Room Farm OF kind
Tea BETS, liver Ware Irors Tab. Cutlery French wal
nut ming Table binipg Table. OAK Arm Chairs TO
NO posronencnt cr,men " sitan lance u cart pack
ehip goods for No Other Is admitted In this
sale except those beoaging 10 the house
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THE FIREMEN.
ArA SPECIAL MEgrISG orISDEPENpgxcE or

tTA SPECIAL MEETING or INDEPENDENCE HOSE
n Company, No Aarls 30 1853, The fon0aiag
ufeambc and reso rtl Ins wele unanimously adopted
whereas the members of THE company heard with
~ ~rel regret OF the death 81 he late a ioem George
spencer aud Neing de irons - trsying their slert
"a his meuoty. theseforr BE- il 49,
Resolved. That the osers AMI members u ths CON
entertain great for the many good qualities ~ cr
as frens companion and e foreman, Georr " sppocr
and hetcbr testify their anon of BIZ worih
fireman and citizen aways ready every and asy
duty required on him wltn cb"eYiuness ~ ACTIVITY
Hespved, That of the foregoing 4hcd tv
r@suhe snd transnitei 70 thc wi Tow mi faniy Ns
Herald
HENRY X wooDEufF, Foreman.
sss,,.s \ = ye.s.s,. ooum,is.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
,NyEw YORK COUNTY .suBsTITUTE AND RELIEF
IN COMMITTEE.
NAMES AND PLACES oF MEETING OF AUXILIARY
COMMITTEES.

The Committee hereby that In pursuance OF their
ID inst the Chsmen of the Republi
can Central Tsmmany Hall General Committees
each selected gentleman In each ward 70 meet daily at
place respective and
and nsruction drafted persons desiring tho aid Of this
Committee and that the several Ward Committees named
In the list have agreed TO the places and
GEORGE OPDYKE. Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller,
WM NJ TWEED, Supervisor, Com
WM r. STEWART Supervisor, nittee
CKISOx BLUNT. Supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY, Supervisor.
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UCTIoN NOTIcE.-BoOrs AND SHOES
VIM NJ. HOLLISGsHkAD. AUCTIoNEER.
BY CHARLES G. WARREN.
SALESROOMS - coarLaNDT STREET.
TUESDAY, SEPT Is. At Ioh O'CLOCK.
sEMI-wEEKLY PACKAGE AUCTION SALE G.
or BOOTS. SHOES, BALMoRALs. BRoGAHs. &C.
TIE CATALOGUE
WILL INCLUDE THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS,
- EMBR ,CING cOSSIGSMENTS q
I'm GREAT VARIETY. FROM THE PRINCIPAL MANU-
FACTURERS IL NEW ENGLAND AND NEW #
YORK CITY atl
UcrTON NOTICE
WILLIAM HoLLIH asnEAD. Auctioneer,
ByJ. 7. iwHITEHOUsE.
Salesrooms No. 25 COitTLANDT street,
viii cell
- On WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I6. at l0s O'Clock,
About LOO Cases Bcois s res. Brosans,
Palmcras, &c,
e4@NxFlM or desirable styles Of
Presh Goods, direct from uiscturers,
afsa And well adapted
e xgfa To any market.
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REMOVAL.

pENoyAb NOTICE -sEs Lyos fsaNes. Sg.
W piftsnA eirft harinr feNstrI I4u.F affss
bu.s inf1fi hrr ~ro'e<si~ r.
riy wi'h fsN psfi~rn W~nness Du- - = III ss4
ft'efB VI rsiN -. fsv. fussHnfgY ~ bsna . -
ldfsis. Norrasn. B'nsr,x -
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He es
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IL utN'rH Wsf.f. ~ HrDfnwsY
n pNH sNaf a NN~ -
NHk fHlNnNkN - HAY
NafatHf ~. usstss WHws*
NsN.a8 Il. .Mna uAa Nfyset
ItE eNN Hsu& NtC DffL 0AnADtt.a
81 feats fFt aBt n 80 EAH HEttEF
N@ AAArp NWfsh9s.
hf CNHtsta
te. tt+s e. rseNs
,8..# n tgN@MF gtH4 N Il Wut.Hta wKWUrts
IL Nst.0A Mt#fs n sfHME sIasE #sasss
.G-.N -. sHI Nsss .ft lsN - 4.s n. a
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CHEMICALS.

| THE BtsT SOLUBLE COTTON AND ALL OTHER
j chemizs for otnfrsphs, dyers aitatial flower
makers are 10 be found The lowest MARKET price
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asIUh E N E NTs.


WAL AcK,s wAIIAcK,s
~ poof- anrns, Tls B~rin Over hefarr i0S-
siAlh Am LAST WEEK Ov THE
49,. Hkt ~ SPECTRAL ILLUSION.
II ohrN 1nrnce ~ the approach 70 The op~S
,rrnlar aii and winter season. he mana cement
=, . LAST rURFE NIGIrs
""as, rcp ~ Tuesday. Is, Wednesday " ~ the
oN.tisAi rRt0ISAf.
ohiuiNaL ORIGINAL
GII0sr.
hHnsr.
PRODUCED AUGUST a Is1s
FOR rHE FIRST TIVE IN AMERICA
:, AT THIS POPULAR THEATRE.
HEIGHT oF Ira SUCCESS
WHICH MUST or NECESSITY BE wITnDRAwH
THOUSANDS
have. durtue the hvn weeks
TESTIFIED MOST ENTHUSIASTICALLY
the
SUPERIOR ExCRLLENCE AND PERFfCrtoN
~
PEMARKARLF arFcrRtL PHrsoNrNoN,
producei al this EI.EgAsr .ni POPULAR ESTAB-
fISuMENr
n ia scknosledesd to 10 the -
GREATEST TRIUMPH or sciEscE AND ART
ever preaentef to the plhtir.
WEDNESDAY. LAST NIGHT OF TIE
SUMNER SEASON.
B4SEFtr or
MRS ~ wATkfN
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CHERIFFS SALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, ArC-
- toneer. Will sell Monday. September H. at eleven
ecsck the stock Of Boots and stocs % No s9g Hut
street consisting Of Ladies Centemens and Children
Boots Shoes. AMI CATERS als1 Gas and other Fiyures
Carpets. Benches and Stove JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff.
Aspagw l.. BrRSE. Depnty sheriff.
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HA
4 YOUNG Man. now IN rHg ARMY oF THE
n Posorac. who possesses fair copp~tnrv WhIfh ~
believes vt oe increased w ume anf indusr wishes
spcnf With youns lafr Il brHnsise3 loving sr4
amIshi~ dsp"-stion with siew 10 naarroay Adde'S Ia
slncerv snd conadenDr (rncl~nz carte ge tlstl Ls#t
Geo Eveyn seventh r-gimen' Narvsas vtuat Thlfd
division. Third brigade fis~ Army.o ps waaastsa T. &
A YorSG MAY os WEALTH AND Rg.rEcrsRrtdry
~ srs'res 20 Torn 4 - ar HNntaHcw = So
over tiry wihsvew % ausrlrea III. ~ .,li sea u
" sineerr am mono bn fNa4e ~ ott te
closed viii b. refsea ~ Aadf~s VI Lsf8ad AAle.
sastasbps~tts
4 SPANISH gRNTLENHN ~ WARS 90 aef 90 A
~ with spir8 asg widow hItH ttnr Is .sstr
Hopy aidfe = - 'eriiy On. ii.iasoaee
MAtglNoSItL-A nAsDs lNg, pt,ir, yogNr
wi tH4T. hapF.'ps ~ bile 40 HIa u.ast III G~lH#.0 .e
( 'n. ttk II fre &tegw 4 ifguse 80 lkt a -i.tf
.egns ~. - ~ sia.atr.l nnAtf r.. ..ass .rl
-wtsss fan thHtr > healfF W~sNh fa a4. .t.n
none So 80 Z m.sRt.e 80 n. .a ..s. tf4s
me- ,~ sn.l -. 80 ylisfe rt'sfu.a 4 afs 1h.
= "a. hr tir itfs' i,,aiae, ~ 80 t1ta. hfe - pe
NJ srriNpNit a.4Hu. trEas - ErfNN eos
~ 'ams .scftst ~ tffr' ttasp vi. ts tNet rtfs.I
II. 81, ..s..L 4 l. v,AEtg. y. ID " a +. fe..s ..
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L HERMAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
-. Special an peremptory sale -. IERMAN& a Co,
auctioncers viii sell Thursday, September II. IL
O'Clock A. ~, by order Of Messra OIL at their wine
cellar - Bowery the entire Stock Of Wines of their
tmportston '-Ungstsincr, Durkhemer Dedes'emcr,
Forster Riesng famner. Rnlandsr Ac. 1857
1850 lSD 1861 and lsd2 - gal
aso 250 feet Skds empty Casks. Ice Furniturr.
Whders SAFE. The viii largest
and best selected stock offered auction New York
The wines have been carefully seleeed from the hest
Of Europa and expressly adapted for this market
The Stock viii be sold without
OF the trade respectfully requested the above sale.
Catalogues ready three days before the sale
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DAwKBRoKER'S SALE on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
4 ~ ut III New Bo~ery. JAMES AGAR will sell AZ 10
clock s,ge assortment q mems and vomens Wearing
stppArr slk. dcaine, calico ant other Dresses Boots
shoes Caters Quilts Snreads Bauscts Table Covers Ae
worhy ipr attention of dealers and others b. order OF H.
DFarfel. i6I avenue Is.
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DAwSBRoKERs SALE. oy THURSDAY. SEPT H.
Il at6l New Bo~ey.-lAuEs AGtR win sell q 20
O'Clock prec sv lar-e assortment OF Fail Goods Men =
and Women Wear Apaarel. SIX. De'aine. carco No
VINO sna o'hst dresses nleI oi9,hes Eoos SHOES Ga
goods top mention. wohy the attention of
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INSTRUCTIONS.

A YOUNG LADY AN AMERICAN wHO HAs HAD
n experience In teaching, desires situation 20 insrs
the Junior members Of family lies Is capao'e ot
teaching the Engsh branches drawing and tue rndmen
Of music aud Latin idress L. boz .'if Post ONCE
New York.
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warcuns. JEwELnr. &C.

IitNN.nps tAaafEN WAT IE t-k Il MYt tUf
Ni NtaE "a .iaea
1Na We ev.tts - a.
,.'., s#.. va@a i~sa tts ~ II *,
t143.a p J4c4lt tta,..l
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-15
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
N q q M DI rcE

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. The Herald has the
following particulars of the cavalry victory
Culpepper
hAPPAHANNoCK, Va, Sept. IA. From the
'front.' the news is again insplrltng. Gen. Pleas
anton with his cavalry force under Gen. Buford
Ure gg' and fitzpatrick, crossed the Rappanan-
mock yesterday, and advanced to the banks Of
the Kapldan. Buford's division came up with
9tuaftS rebel cavalry and artillery on the
heights this side OF Brandy Station, and drove
them from crest to crest by series of brilliant
ana gallant charges. Gen. kilpatrick's com
hand connected With Gen. Bulord's Oh the left
aI brandy Station, having crossed at Kelley S
ioru' zen. Gregg lett Sulphur Springs at day
llghE, and joined Pleasanton and Butord at Gull
pepper, having found Jones brigade of rebel
cavalry at Muddy Pine, and scattered them by
Sheil ana charge, but not until they had fired
Tie orlugs. Gen. Gregg s men put it out, and
Iepianked the structure in few moments, 80
Vhat the whole column crossed upon it,
Uen. gregg continued to drive Jones before
hllh' ana reached Culpepper at the same moment
with the rest OF the command.
here the advance arrived Just in time to see
Train OF cars loaded with stores leave for the
south. Our men charged through the town,
capturing lO4 prisoners and 3 guns, 12-ponnd
ers and 6-pounder. These latter were posted
on commanding eminence just beyond Cal
pepper, and were charged upon by Gen. Gus,
Ter 8 division, and taken, with nearly all their
men The brigade was obliged 10 dash through
the town and down steep hill, through ra-
vine and then up steep and very high hill to
the battery which, in the meantime, was belch-
ing forth It's shell and canister upon their ranks
Buior1s division passed on in pursuit of the
hylng enemy Col. Chapman OF the Sd Indl-
ana cavalry, commanding LIST brigade, having
the advance, pursued them past Cedar Noun
tam, and the whole command up to the vlcini-
ty OF the Rapidan, within two miles of which
they encamped last night. The fight was open
cd by Gen. BufOrd, who had the centre advance
Oen. Custer was slightly wounded by shot
which Killed his horse and came very near kill
ing the General. Lieut.. Benjamin Hutchins,
Sixth U. ) Cavalry, was glazed by a piece of
shell, which took off the leg of his orderly. The
Lieut. Colonel OF the 18th Virginia cavalry was
captured in a skirmIsh three miles this side Of
Culpepper. We captured large quantity of
ordnance stores in the railroad depot at Culpep.
per.
The citizens of Culpepper say that Stuart re-
viewed oOOO rebel cavalry there on Saturday,
ana that he was In command yesterday
NEW YORK Sent * Cold 90
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NEW YORK, Sept Is. The Times Washing
ton dispatch says II deserters from the iii
corps are to be SHOT on Friday at Catlett's Sta
tton. 1t has been ascertained that Hills anC
EVEN corps are now encamped in the neigh
o0rhOod of Orange Court House. Lee arrived
there from Richmond and assumed command
In the army there is no doubt that Longstreet's
corps mas been sent to resnforce the armies in
the southwest
Ihere are no rebels on this side of the Kappa
hammock. Our frees drove them across the
stream to-day The rebels are reported to have
SIX vessels OF war at Richmond. Some of them
are known to be clad with railroad iron, and
modelled after the Merrmac.
Neh. Gilmore has been promoted from Cap
'aih 10 Mayor IN the regular engineer corps.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IA. Orders were received
to-day from Columbus, indefinitely postponing
the draft in this city.
Inc Gazette has a Leavenworth dispatch
winch says Gen. Blunt at last accounts was at
tori oloSon, preparing to start for Fort Scott.
III MS recent campaign he marched $50 miles in
nine days, fought two battles, and cleared of
Iepels lOO,OOO square miles of territory.
helugees from the rebel CONSUMPTION are COM
Ing to Blunt's lines by hundreds Their suffer-
lngs are represented as indescribable More
than lOO Union men have been shot and hung
at fort Smith since the rebellion began.
Supply trains are running regularly from
Fort Smith to Fort Blunt. Fort Smith will be
the headquarters for operations during the win
ter.
The Commercial has the following special
dispatch
BRowNrvILLE Ark, Sept. 2. Gen. Steele ar.
rived here last evening. His force will come
up to-day.
&. The rebels are in strong position four miles
this side of Little Rock. Their force Is estima-
ted at from 5000 to 1000.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is. The steamer Plantage-
net, from Kingston, Jamaica, the 5th inst, and
Port au Prince the 7th inst, has arrived. News
had been received at the latter place to the ef-
feet that two Spanish frigates bombarded Port
au Plague, and nearly destroyed the place, kill
ing large number of the inhabitants