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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18
idyices from Port Royal.

New ork, June II.
Port Royal advicos state that Brigadier
General Gilmore had arrived and taken
command.
Col Montgomery had made raid in
Georgia, destroying Danen, the bridge of
the Brunswick and Savannah railroad.
and shellng Brunswick.
Col Montgomery had made bis base at
ST. Simon's Island.
The 54th Massachusetts were cncamped
near Beaufort.
Our land forces near Charleston retain
their old position.
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AMhaeAN WoMxs.-America is Justly proud
OF its beautiful women; but how MANY ale ANN
ally, or prematurely lose their health and YOUTH
FOR want OF remedy suitable to their peceiar all,
ments That remedy is found in Sir JAMES
cLARkE's FEMALE PILLS. We know hundreds of
cases where they have been used with the greatest
success In all cases of nervous and spinal affec-
uons, pain IN the back and limbs, heaviness, ia
tisue on slight exerton, palpitaton of the heart,
lowness OF spirits, mysteries, sick headache,
whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by
disordered system, these pills will affect a cure
When all other means have failed. Moderatinp
excesses aud removing distractions, whether from
eoid or any other cause. Suffer no more anxiety
or low spirits, but try them. For full particulars
geta pamphlet, free, of the agent.
n b. One dollar and six postage STAMPS en-
closed to any authorized agent will insure bottle
containing over fifty pills by return mail.
JOB MOSES, sole proprietor, 81 Cortlandt street,
New York.
Sold by Pond & Morse, Rutland.
ie9:d&w3m
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NOTICE DENTISTRY.

would inform the good people of Rutland and
vicinity that my dental office is st on the corns,
OF Merchants Row and West Street, where
would be pleased to receive the calls of any desir
ing the service of dentist. ule the rubber AZ
yuleanite, which is supersedng all other material
rable anu cleanly than any other style Of work. +
also use gold, silver or Fatina, when it is preferred
All metals used by me shall be as pure as any used
for dental purposes. Filling done with the finest
soid' and warranted. Extracting done with i'm
proved instruments and with care
Please give me call, and learn terms, &c.
Don't forget the place, corner Of Merchants
Row and West Street
L. I. LAwTON.
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Trenton, June /

Trenton, June II.
oov Parker, up to the present time,
mas rendered 1900 men for immediate SER
vice.
The 23d regiment of nine months men
started for Harrisburg to-day.
New Jersey will probably have the first
regiment of soldiers at Harrisburg.
The people are full excitement Com
panles are forming, and the work goes
bravely on.
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Baltimore. .Inne IL

baltimore, June II,
Hagerstown dispatches are very unre-
liable.
Trans arrived this evening from West
minister, bringing also passengers from En-
metsburg, who report no rebels in that di-
rectlon of the country.
Inc excitement along the line towards
Harrisburg is abating
Passengers say the rebels were still al
Chambersburg, and told The people they
intended to stay there,
Passengers from Fredericksburg repre-
sent that there are only few rebel pick
his az Hagerstowp, though rumors were
prevalent that an infantry force was com
ing across irons the direction Of Shepsr5s-.
toWu.
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR.
,(Les Maladies d. Erreur.

l, John B. Ogden, NJ. D., author and publisher
81 the above work. 90 hereby promise and agree
to send Gree Of chargel to any young man who
VIII write for it, a sample copy for perusal The
work Is issued and sent forth for the benefit of
suffering humanity. 1t treats in simple language
on all the diseases of ERROR, including Seminal
weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Melan-
enoiy, insanity, Wasting Decay, Impotency, &C.,
&c. giving safe, speedy and effectual prescrip.
lions for their permanent cure together with
much valuable information. ALI who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive SAM
pie copy by return mail free of charge.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, NJ D.,
Zl:F5m No. so Nassau St., New York
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Isaltimnra- lime L

DaIIIllUIt, UUHt II -
Reliable information relative to the IN
vasion is that small force of rebels. not
exceeding $500, crossed the Potomac at
Wlihamsport on Sunday, evidently in
pursuit of General Kelly's baggage train,
which arrived at Harrisburg last eve
ming. This force passed through Hagers-
town and entered Cumberland on Monday
night.
They did not proceed further than Scot
land, i've miles beyond Chambersburg,
where they burned bridge.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS,

BRyANs PULMoSIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness
BRyAN's FuLMosIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing,
BRyAN's PuLMoaIc WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood Pains in the Chest
BRYAE's PuLMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Inoipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
s2YAH's PuIMoNIe WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tousils,
BRYAN's rULMoNrc wAFERs
Reiieye the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BaYAs's PULAosIe WATERS
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
Jos Moses, sole proprietor, q oortlandt street,
New York. eU'
SOFA oy all Druggists. ie9;d&w3m
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No Advance of Rebel Troops from
Cham hersburgh.
Philadelphia. June /

Philadelphia, June t.
\ special despatch from Harrisburg
says that there are $500 rebels at South
Mountain, Ind, and that there are $500
al and near Chambersburg.
The latter have made no show Of adj
yancng to-day.
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Mashington- .Inne |

- " daIIIIIg IUII' dUub II.
An official telegram from Gen. Tyler
at Harper's Ferry say the enemy has an
infantry and artillery force of 1000 or
5000 at Williamsport, while the cavalry
is running int Pennsylvania
Gen Kelly telegraphs from New Creek,
Va, that the rebel Gen. Imbaden is be-
fore Cumberland, Ind, with two regiments
of cavalry and battery.
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Remaining Rebel Force LETT Fred
crick shNrg.

washington, June II.
hy IN arrival from Acquia Greek to-
day information is received that three de-
serters report that the remaining rebel
force left the vicinity of fredericksburg at
shutdown Yesterday, with their battery,
Five rebel scouts were seen in the af-
ternoon, eight miles from the Geek.
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al troops i. PhiIadei-
pltja.

FHIadeIphia, june II.
Business IS mostly suspended iu This
city. and merchants ace devotmg their
time 70 the enlistment of troops for the de-
fence Of the State
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Ahohdsdit UuHe L.
The following despatch has been re-
ceived by the agents Of the steamer Nor
wegian; .......
Aspy Bay, c. B., Juue IA.
To Allen Roe & Co., Quebec The
Norwegian was wrecked this morning in
the fog, on the outer of st. Paul's Is
land a mile and a quarter east of the
northeast light house.
She had on board So cabin and 27I
steerago passengers, altogether with
the crew and mails-saved.
a large portion of the baggage has al
so been landed
I The steamer, when left at 2 o'clock
was all but on her beam ends, well on the
rocks.
Her fore peak and forward compart-
ments have several feet of water in them,
The main and after ones are quite dry.
capt McMaster was not certain wheth
er she could be got off.
He requests that steamer be sent
down Immediately to the wreck.
The passengers have been conveyed to
the Government Humane Society's house,
Mr. Campbell, Governor of the Island,
IS lending all his assistance.
JoHN WALLACE,
purspr
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Concord, June II.
The Union Mass Meeting held to-day
was largely attended, probably not less
than 10000 being present.
Resolutions were passed pledgiug sup
port to the Government in putting down
rebellion.
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Rmrscr,s Ferry Evacuated Mary
sa.s Heights occupied.

AalHmofe, June hOOu,
We learn from an uudoubted source
thai our forces have eva, uatod Rarpel's
Ferry al d that we hold Maryland heights,
which are strongly fortified, aud capable
of standing = siege against vastly supe-
nor nHmber.
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The Rebels Retreated from Cham.
bersburg.
Harrisburg, June II.

-- HARRISBURG, JUut II.
No doubt whatever exists as to the
presence Of the enemy at Chambersburg
up to about 3 o'clock this afternoon, when
they retreated, it is supposed, towards
Hagerstown.
The operator is now at Chambersburg,
aud Geographic communication has been
re-established.
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Movement of N. v. Militia.

New York, June Il. Z
Brlgadier Generals Hall and Yates, of
the I'd and Sd brigades, State militia, are
ordered to report at Harrisburg with their
commands. They leave tomorrow.
The Sth militia left to-day for Harris
bug,
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ESTABROOK's CELEBRATEn NJ

- CELSIOR RLUEING d nnivorsallv II
knoTiedged to be the best Blue In the WoorlS !,
Ior iaundry purposes. 1t never settles in tha
WASH, and Is warranted free from specks. not ~
azure me most delicate fabric and to give, in ey~
fine STENCIL and WRI1Iss INK. -
TRY 1T, ONE AND ALI
Prepared by J. EsTARRooK
Rutland, Mass
sold, Wholesale and retail, by POND & MORSE
ana 4N ChAMTCN u CO., Rutland, VT. ana hv
druggists and Grocers everywhere. "
jel8:d&w6n*
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GleYaland. LINN


John Brough was unanimously nomina-
ted for Governor in the Union Convention,
at Columbus TO-DAY.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ REtl2Ha. Iha ain.. -

srict of Rutland osu's iof the dsss
10 aal persons interested In the estate OF ,rsa.,
as II Pratt, late Of Brandon, in I'D ,sir;s4 sa
D, ~, .,.4.. 6aRsrMa:
Dg ens authority OF tho state Of ver,noat. 20,
IS eeteo! hoslned 20 appear before said osurt. "a
s - t,onate oEiee IA Ratlaad in sid ds'rat on
ne Isa dAy 81 July, e. d 1885 TO Shcv os,sa 20
= any ron have WY tue count "a Nr.sa,, ~
ssprsas. r. administrators Of the estate Of saia
aeeeAasd Should not be ailo4 81, al slss whr 80
residue e said estate should MOI h. gag
tie parties entitled thereto. aset 70
Dated 81 Rutland, IN said district. ths ,,,b h.
d June A. D. 1868. 'O7 i''a uas
. JAMES BROWN, Resistor.
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Baltimore, June IT.
The report contained in the Philadelphia
Bulletins special from Harrisburg, that
the rebels are being massed at Westmin-
ster, is certainly incorrect.
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Baltlmore. .Inna II

The military authorities here doubt that
the rebels have entered Pennsylvania
They say that it was our forces rstreatipg
that caused the panic.
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chsr ma bersnurgh stili held b, the
Rebels.
Phlla,lrlphia, June II. a, m.

Philadelphia, June IL, y. m.
Thy following despatch is iast received
from nov CWlm,relstive TO the Baltimore
despatch gi>1ug the opinion Of military
officers IN Baltimore
Harrisbrgh, June II.
regret 10 say your agent at Baltimore
Is mistaken.
The rebel, occupy hambersburgh and
other points IA Fraukfn County.
They burned The bridge at Scotland, s
miles this side, aud as vet show no dispo-
s,tlon TO retiir
viii get Major Lees to answer YOU
fully.
a Jimmy
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III
Contractors not residing at the places where ds.
hveres are required must establish agencies ~
such places that no delay may arise in furnishin.
Wuat may De required; and when a contractor
n niis promptly TO comply with requsition, the
snail be authorized to direct purchases 10 be- mads
TO supply the deficiency, under the penalty 10 Ia
expressed IN the contract the record of a ren,,;s
u p on duplicate copy thereof at the Bureau Of
PROVISIONS and Clothing, or at either of the navy
yards aforesaid, shall be evidence that such renu;
sltlon has been made and received.
separate offers must be made for each article al
each each Ct the aforesaid navy yards and in case
more than one article is contained in fhe offer a.
Chief OF the Bureau will have the right n aocart
one or more OF the articles contained IN such ofer
ana reject the remainder and bidders whose nro.
pois are accepted (and none others) will be forth
with notified, and as early as practicable 4 cor
tract Will be transmitted to them for nrecnt;nr
when contract must be returned to the bureats
r wNnlh nVe days, exclusive of the time required
lor inc regular transmission of the mail
Two or more approved surities, in a sum eoual
70 the estimated amount Of the reenact;va 80.
Tracts Will pc required, and twenty per centum in
ADDITION VIII be withheld from the aInonnt az ali
payments on account thereof as collateral security
IN addition, to secure its performance. and rat =;
any event to be paid until it is in All resnscts cow,
piled with. 'p0e'S oo1A'
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on
4Ipplca,lon 70 the navy agents at Portsmouth, New
paItlpsaa Dosloh, New York, Philadelphia,
a record, or duclicate of the letter inform;no a
9oderof the acceptance of his proposal. viii he
oeemed q notification thereof within the maan;rc
OF the act OF 1886 and his bid will be made and
accepted IN conformity with this UNDERSTANDING
Every offer made must be accompanied (as di,
reoted IN tne act Of Congress making appropria-
tons for the naval service for Is46-37. approyea
ioth Of August, 1876 by written guarantae.
signed by one or more responsible persons, 10 ,he
effect that he Or they undertake that the bidder ar
bidders will II his or their bid be accepted enter
INTO an obligation within five DAYS. with gooa
ana suficent surities, to furnish the supplies pro
posed. The bureau will not be obligated to con-
sider any proposal unless accompanied by the
~ required by law: the Competency Of
me guarantee to be certified by the navy acent
district attorney, or collector Of the customs -
Every proposal must be accompanied bv satifanta-
~ evidence that the bidder has the license reour-
ed by the law of Congress,
ihe attention Of bidders is called 10 he samDlss
ama DESCRIPTION of articles required as, IN The IN.
speesson Jor reception, just bit riqid comparison
otu oe made tstaceen the articles offered and n.
sample and contract, recetring none ,ot fan b,,o,a
Mee and their attention is also porticHlarly a.
recsea 20 Me JOINT resolution Of 27h March, 1854.
ana to TIE act Of The 10M Afgust, 1876 25w4w.
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fhladelpnia, June II.
L he Enquirer has the following special
Bull Hun, Va, June l5
The army OF the Potomac is now ON
and near the old Bull Run battlefield.
he sd army corps arrived at Manas-
sas junction on Monday morning.
The lst and llth corps are at Centre
vile.
The balance of the army of the Poto-
mac, the I'd, 9th, 9th and 18th corps. will
probably reach here tonight.
General Hooker and retinue are on their
way 10 this point, and by tomorrow noon
or night the army will be together again.
Our cavalry commands have, during
the whoie time, been on our TANKS.
General Pleasanton, now in command
of the cavalry corps, has his headquarters
at Warrenton Junction.
Gen Gregg with his division are and
have been operating IN the neighborhood
of Warrentou and White Sulphur
Springs Gen Buford's division are AT
the base Of the Blue Ridge near Ashbv's
Gap.
Gen Buford has completely blocked IN
Ihorougafare Gap, thereby preventing
the approach Of the rebels.
Gen Wyndham has had the Orange and
Alexandra railroad under his special
care.
The Enquire has the following special
dispatch, date Harrisburg, 18th. mid
night:
Two OF our reporters have just returned
from IN front Of the rebel pickets, who
are picketed forty-seven miles from Har-
rlsburg, at Scotland bridge, which they
burned this morning.
The rebels are encamped ii three points /
around Chambersburg, and are $500 |
strong, under Gen Jenkins.
The rebels say brigade under Gen (
Rhodes IS coming, and chat they have
Sel g, 200 horses % move their infantry.
The rebels ba0e fifteen pieces of arti- /
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New York, June II.
The TIN Regiment, Col Lefferts, left
for the seat of var to-day.
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STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT os

Vt VEhMUNI, DISTRICT of
~ Fairnayen, S. The Probate Court for the
70 az persons interested in the estate of lon.
atnan Eaton, late Of Castleton, in SAID district
deceased, testate. - c s~,u uS.lic1'
~ tne authority of the State Of Vermont. "a.
are hereby notified to appear before said psy oa
court, at the Probate Office in Castlctor. in al
district, on the 9Th dayof July, A, ID. l86a' -
show cause, if any you have, why a certain in.
s.rament m whiting fled in said Court and pur.
deceased should not be proved and allowed.
Dated at Cas:leton IN said district, this Iltb aax
of June, A. d. 1853 '' 'osn sas
70 JOHN HOWE Register,
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THB CONFESSIONS AVID ExPER ETNcP or
an INVALID
Published for the benefit, and a. q sgarBine ana
cBt'0n t. Young lea who suffsr frorr ns.gors
debility, Prem ttnrs Decay e sianhg,d, st1. sln-
plying s. the sams time, ina Me .rs Of SelFsCrre
81 one Who hes ougsa him eli nitsr beng puE e.
Efrstezpeafe ana HIugy through medicSI hume
bug and quake y.
By eneiosing 2 postpaid a5cressed aaveleUe,
sieSle copies may bc haa Of the au4hor
EATTEANIBL MAYFAIR, Ess,
9j;wfY Bedford, Kiugs gaarlv 81 y
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10 NERVOUS sUFFBRERs or BOTH SIX
ts.--A reverend gentlemen having bsen restored
% health IN fsw Gays, after undergone III ~
usual routine sad irregular expensiva modes 81
treatment without success, considers It his sacred
duty TO communicate to his afticted creatures sEe
means Of cure. Hence, GU the receipt Of an ap-
dressed envelope, DC wti send (free} c0pv Of the
prescription used. direct to DIR. TbfIN Al
DAGhALL, iss Fulton Street. NY. 4,vf
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New York, June is.
lbe list militsa regiment left at mid
might lor Harrisburg
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Children owe much of their sickness IN colds :
no matter where the disease may appear seated
It's origin, may be traced to suppressed persnirs
ton, or Cold Cramps and Lung Complaints
are direct products Of colds. In short, colds are
the harbingers Of half the diseases that a;ot hu-
man nature they are caused by checked perspi-
ration, and as five eighths of the waste matter OF
the body escapes through the pores If these pores
are closed, that proportion Of disease necessarily
follows. Keep clear, therefore, Of colds and
eonghs the great precursors of disease, or if con-
traeted break them up immediately, by Q timely
use 81 Madame F0rtsr's Curative Balsam Sold
tie } ~ ~
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From JOHN MOODY, Esq, Of Bethel.

BElHEL, VT, May 5, 1850.
Gentlemen | consider DR. WIsTAn's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY one of the best cough remedies
ever known. Some ten years since was affected
with very severe disease of the Lungs, with a
lard cough, and was considered by all ACQUAINTED
gltn my case to be in critical condition. / tried
many popular remedies, and took advice Of some
OF the most sul physicians in this section Of the
country, but without any relief then resorted
to the Balsam, and the result was immediate and
permanent relief Ny lungs being naturally weak
I nave hao frequent occasion to use it since that
time, and always with the Same success. I lev
use u "a my family, and recommend il 10 NV
freRds and neighbors. Yours truly,
JOHN Moody.
Prepared by SETH ". F0wLE & 90, Boston.
3n5 tor sale u all dealers 10 medicine. I2,w3Da
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""ioRa Convention as GoisaHnsus, o.
mn Cleveland Juns ~.
NJ Unfon Convention 70 day at Co
.afneas IS the largest ever held In that
!, ~ probability Is hat JOAN Brouph
'i1 g ramnsled iar Governor.
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WARNER d PUTNAM.

Commission Merchants and dealers in Butter
Cheese, Beans, Eggs, Dried Apples and Potatoes
l32 Blackstone street, Boston.
JOHN 2. WARNER
SIMEON PUTNAM
Refer without permission to chas. f. Smith,
Esq, Granville. N. Y, 25:w4rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
" Arm SHES.
" ARNISHES.
BENzENE COACH vARNIsHEs:
BENzENE FURNITURE DO.
BENzENE ENAMELLED TOP DO.
BENZENE JAPANS.

IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES
Benzene Varnishes have been tried for two
years, and are now acknowledged to be canal
wnile many think them far better than varnishes
made with turpentine
nave good assortment of the above goods.
and warrant every gallon sell. By giving NV
whole attention to the manufacture of Varnish 90.
| am enabled to make it an object, in the way OF
prices, tor buyers to give me their trade. All or
aers Tor goods promptly filled. ANY information
ID regard to prices may be obtained by addressne
W. @. HUNNEMAN, JR.,
Manufacturer of Varnishes,
='.~im i49 Milk street, Boston.
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Among the mauy restoratives which nature ha
supplied to relieve the Affections ofhumanity, there
Is no more favorite one for certain class of disea
ses than the medicinal gum ofthe Wild Cherry
Tree; but however valuable it s,its power to heal,
to soothe, TO relieve, and to cure enhanced ten
fold by scientific and judicous combination with
other ingredients, in themselves of equal worth.
This happy mingling exists in that
Coordination and form indeed"
Of medicine known as
DIR. WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHER.
RY.
whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, BroR.
ch't'S, Whoopsng Cough, Group, Asthma, Patme-
nary Affection, and h'cipient Consumption, Is ines
mabIe.
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GRAND CELEBRATION BALL
DAE.LEFs norBL, surFw0svILLE,
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3. 1853
MusIs-RutlaAd Qradrills Band
bAl Sl.Sv. jel7.d&EauiyJ
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Rockers Army GA the cid HsmaI gup
battle Field.

Fhlladelphia, June II.
me Enquirer has the following special
letter;