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A LECTURE on the Treatment, and Radical Cure
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PRaNG,s ALBUM PICTURES

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Massachusetts Judge has decided that
husband may open his wife : letters on tuS
ground-tersely stated that the husoail
and the wife are one, and the husband IS l'a'
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rI,HIs day received, nice lot Of Apple Ounces
f1r ale At G. L. HARTs,
NJ EanE BLncA.
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A FEW Bbls. of the best Winter Rendered Lard
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A FEW Reams Of CAP BILL PAPER ruled for
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Ream For sale at 1T NJ LN"l'NS'
Burlington, Oct. -, 1885,
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NEW YoRS, Nov. ;

NV TTNNF wv y
The Hera'ds Army Of the Potomac dis
patch of the % inst, SAYS Moshy still lives
and about fifty of his guerrillas were seen at
Centreville this morning Another dash
has been made by them, this time capturing
the cattle guard of Butord 5 division within
a mile of Warrenton Junction. All j. quiet
along the lines.
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NM YnRK Nnv

New YORK, Nov. 5.
" q. Shanks, the correspondent Of the
Herald at Nashville. under date of the Goth
ult. mentions statement 10 the effect that
a corps OF Baggs army was pushing up the
vallv towards L0udon and Kingston, with the
purpose of attacking ten. Burnside. This
movement on Gen. Thoma Is flank by portion
of Brasg's army is not unexpected and the
information is startling only because We are
told that Ewell il IN command.-Ot late we
have been told that Ewcll's corps had moved
to Bragg's aid and now comes this statement
that the same commander has moved up the
valley.
1t l. also thought that Gen. Grant in per
son will remain here. 1t l. believed by all
that the active operations Of the season are
over and efforts will be confined to prepar-
ing for active labor in the spring. The or
gaming Of zen. Thoma' : Army and keeping
Il active. are Of herculean character and
one in which Gen Thomas will nCt 5e enyel
OF late the rebels having been testing torIe-
does in a new manner to-day succeeded IN
blowing up another locomotive. being the
third in four day..
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FARM FOR SALE
R4RE CHANCE FOR 4 BARGAIN.

CINTY- Eight Acres of good Land known as the
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TFN ACRES u TIMER Land situated one mile
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aitl H. Also, STOCK and FARMING Tools.
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For particulars apply q ....,r-
On the place.
Uueshurgh, Chittenden Co., VI.
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BouND Cr.-John Mitchell was brought
before Justice Hollenbeck Friday and
bound up in 800. charged with running sub
stitutes out of the state.
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Tourists to London, Will be happy to learn
from a London letter that &c Garrotlng has
certainly set in for the season. \ great
many cases have occurred.
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NEW YoRk, Nov. T.

NV 1ORk, Nov :.
A Folly Island correspondent Of the Tunes
writing Oct. 3Oth states the firing upon sum
ter and other rebel works has been continued
dav and night since the commencement on
last Monday.
sumter is being rapidly reduced to a con-
dition that will make 1t totally useless Tor de-
fcnsiye purposes. Its powers for operating
Extensively have been knocked from IL weeks
ago. The seaiacc wall il completely de-
molished exposing 20 view large portion OF
the interior of the Fort
The rebel flag was shot away to-day and
was replaced shortly afterwards. Ii Is fly
ing tins morning from It's usual position.
From time To timc three monitors have Iar
ticipated in the assault.
Yesterday afternoon steady fire was
maintained by two monitors. The lronsides
has not engaged as yet. The three shells
that were thrown into Charleston Monday
morning have not been followed by others.
1t wac designed to open regular lombard
ment on the city the same day but Tor some
( reason the orders were cOuntermanded.
Our guns are directed mostly on Fort
| Sumter. The rebels reply irregularly and
apuarentlv with considerable reluctance. \
few shell have been picked up which heal
marks Of not being over week from th'
foundry.
The enemy has not done us particle o
injury.
Monday afternoon the gunboat PaTnc'
ascended Stono River To point nearly I
mile above Legaresville. An earthworE
which the rebels had been constructing OF
James Island was unmarked and the work
ing party driven off.
At l0A. NJ. to-day the firing on our par
was heavy and rapid. With such shovel
raining on it, 1t does not seem probable tina
Sumter can afford even a rock for shelter
Whatever repairs the enemy may have mad
within the past two or three weeks 1t Is eyi
dent the new works are swallowed up in tn
common ruin.
The primary object Of the firing was
nrevent the enemy from mounting guns
Sumter.
Gen. Gilmore has issued an order granun
m.dallions Of honor tn brave soldiers.
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News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph:
from CHfRLESTO.s:.
FURIOUS BOMEARD-
MENT OF FORT SUMTER
Only three shells fhrOsCH
into Charleston.
A fight anticipated on the
RappahannOck.
THE CAVALRY MOVING TO THE
FRONT.
MONTPELIER. Nov.


The House have spent the morning in dis
cussIng and perfecting the bill to amend the
existing militia law and provide for the ac-
tive organization Of 50 companies,
The bill was finally dismissed by vote Of
l09 to 50.
In the Senate militia Hill was INTRODUCED
this morning 10y Senator Williams.
1t was sent without discussion to the cum
mittee on printing.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 18th.
The lIouse adopted Joint Resolution this
morning, providing for final adjournment on
Friday p NJ. next. The Senate referred the
Resolution to the Committee on final ADJOURN
ment. The general opinion is the Legisla-
ture cannot adjourn Friday next. The
Militia Bills are being thrown overheard and
30 disposed of; only one now remains not re-
iectcd, and that is in the hands OF the senate
printing committee. The Essex Co. L. r.
bill has not yet beon reported and the bill
providing for the Union of the Colleges is
still in the hands Of a select committee.
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THr RgBEL YElL.-The English colonel
who writes 10 BlocSirood's Mggaaine an ac-
COMMIT of his association with the rebel army
when IL made It's raid into Pennsylvania
saws The Southern troops, when charg-
me. or to express their delight, always yell
in a manner peculiar 70 themselves me
Yankee cheer il much like ours, but inc
Confederate officers declare that the reneI
veil has a peculiar merit, and always pro-
duces salutary and useful effect upon their
adversarit,. 4 corps is sometimes spoken
Of as a good yelling regiment.
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GREATRATTLE EXPEC
MASON 4 HASILIN'S
C.TRE.VET ORIGINS.
Patented Oct95s, p, 1862.

PE'fTf1I Ucll1tT =, 80
1'HE Cabinet Organs are pronounced ly Artlst
| the best 81 their kind in the world ,'-lut
s.verv admirable r1r both private and public use-'
See written testimony from more than ONE HUS
DRIED Of the most eminent or-anists " the LEAD NJ
cities.l Mason Ham.iu', instruments have receive
81 the only GoLn MEDAL ever awarded in this corn-
trv--als1- ELEVEN SILVER MEDALS. and fourteen
Diplomas in all tWeuty-sX First Premlums.-oFer
all competitors.
Prices u Cabinet Organs, nanl-acturei -'lely
hv Mason Hamlin. 81 20 s5Jo. Mel0deous. 80
% SID
\. B-Instructors for the Cabinet 0r-an.-als0
arrangements Of music for the same are published
= illustrated Catalogues sent BY mail
Address Mason Haulin. Boston, or Mason
Brothers New York"
Oct -rh. won
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NEW BOOKS.

s.nUR Sunday School and How we Conduct H.
" by Waldo Abbott, with Introduction by John
n Abbott.
g Rejected Wife, by Mrs. Ann ; stephens
cleaners victory by NJ. Z Braddon
Martin Pole" BY John saunders
" Broken Columns" 1870,
Received by T. n fCLLEts-
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FlRE.-On Wednesday morning, about >
O'Clock. the house Of Claudius ;. Merrlhew,
two miles north Of the village, was burned
10 ground. His wife, mother, an old lady
aged about 50 years. persisted in the flames
the rest Of the family barely escaping in
their night clothes. PldtfsjlTg4 NHiinei
2!M.
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RIFLES & RIFLE PRACTICE,

Neleneutary treatise upon the theory Of Ride
n firing; Explaining the cause Of lnaSe1Iaey o.
are and the manner Of correcting It with descrip.
mons Of the Infantry Rifles Of Europe and the United
states their halls and cartridges By c. u. Will
cox United Ststss army ,,,-.---,,-,. ,o,-.s
For ale AZ hONiA-'"
Nov. =.
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There are but three things at Nashoe'
bio mines. little mines and whiskey shops :
in other words, Ophir holes, gopher holes
and lOafer holes.
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The Worlds dispatch from Washington
yesterday. says Advices from the army show
that the rebels intend to resist our occupying
tho Rappahannock to rebuild the railroad
acro., Il. and considerable collision seems
imminent.
The Tribune's despatch from the Army ol
the Potomac -ays On saturday evening
.ouad of the rebel cavalry attacked our
n,cket. at Warrenton but were rcpul~cd.
No casualties.
On sunday Lieutenant was captured
r;,h;p tv, miles of Mcade's headquarters
Lv yucrriIlas who set him at liberty alter
rsbbinr him of his horse and equipments.
1t i reported that number OF rebel ,r''.-,
in Union uniforms, penetrated our inc o"
SUNDAY, and two Of them we've CAPTURED
The cavalry have moved to the 'front.' ana
mora active operations are ANTICIPATED
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INV YORK, Nov. !.
odd sold to-day at l4d4.
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SPORTING GOODS.

ItAIL At No Bank Block and look AZ Ballards
, celebrated Breach loading Rides, which can De-
AIRED IS times a minute, and can be fixed al very
long range with great accuracy they are supp4ant-
ing an other Breach loading rifles yet made Also
billiards murzle Loading rifles; these rines need no
comments, every one that have used them Ano"s
thew cannot he BEAT. Also, good assortment OF
Double and Single Barrel shot Guns, some very
dne ones. Also. Flasks. shot Pouches, Gaps oi al
kinds, Wads, 6e. 80. . 49,, ,,,,r--tr
Oct ..
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4 democratic editor in the Nevada Terri
tory says Of the defeat Of his party IN that
city We met the enemy yesterday. and
We are out on parole tins morning.
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ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees AMI others hold
ing orders for allotted nay Of the LIST Regiment
Of Vermont Cavalry, are hereby notified that
returns have been received for May, June, July
and August, and that this Office is prepared TO
pay the sums received in the usual way.
joins B. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

s.DETER Parley's Own Story" With illustrs-
tdus- 49,
g. Var 0r the Colonies Vol. s. Of American His
tory hv Jacob Abbott
isle II wight Vol. Of the Florence Stones
Walter IN Jerusalem
stories of uid~ or Bible Narratives suited 70 the
CAPACITY Of Young Children, by Caroline ladley-
Received hv +. A. FULLER.
Oct 90.
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THr FIRST S1Fr TOWARDS TRIUyrH OF
rHE Pace SENTmE>T.-The New York
Nrr' says To its readers
.. .4ri-'orv oror BlGcE Republicans S The
fr,t STEP t7,rqrf u triumph Of The Peae' 'o"t'-
mont
This D, an important avowal and should be
laid to heart by all loyal voters. The sue
c,.-s If the Democratic ticket this Fall is To
he a signal for the PRONUNCIATION of peace
view. and for a reputation Of the policy OF
prosecuting the war.
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Two thousand Arkansans have been en-
rolled AZ volunteers in the Union ranks

Two thousand Arkansans have been en-
rolled AZ volunteers in the Union ranks.
Recording to the rebel accounts OF the re-
cen. mqycmcnts in Virginia in one case
Stuart with two Thousand cavalry was com
uletcly hemmcd in by our troops, and escal-
ed by cunc,aling themselves in pine thicket.
The account says: ANY accident-the accl-
dental discharge of a pistol-wouid have Dis
closed our position, and then, in view OF the
Overwhelming force OF the enemy, nothing
awaited u bat destruction or surrender. Ii
was resolved as the best thing that could be
done unGer the circumstances, 10 desert the
nine pieces Of horse artillery. and for the
cavalry in six columns to endeavJr to cut
their way through the enemy. But after
some reflection Stuart resolved not to aband-
on his artillery, and struck upon device Tor
informing Gen. Lee. who was at Warrenton,
of hIs situation" Three men volunteered
Tor this service, got through our lines, and
the next morning lee came to his rescue, ana
Stuart cut his way out.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. -.
10 Ma. Gen HaLleck, Gen.-in- Ch'ef:
In the fight of last night the enemy at
tackled ten. G,ary's division, posted at Wa
hatchic. on three sidee and broke hi- camp
at one point, hut was driven back in most
gallant style by part of his force. the re-
maindcr being held in reserve. Howard
whilst marching to Geary's relief was at
tackled in the flank, the enemy occupying in
force two commanding hills on the left Of the
road. lie Immediately threw forward two
Of his regiments. and took both at the paint
Il 4 . l. -
hrcastworks and across Lookout Creek. In
this brilliant success over their old adversary
the conduct of the officers and men of the
lth and 18th corps l. entitled To the high
est praise.
GEO. H. THOMAS. Mai. zen.
Lieut.. Col. Shirlv Of the lst Middle Ten
nes-ce Infantry. attacked Hawkins and other
guerrilla chiefs near Pincy Factory, on Fri
day, and routed ana pursued them to Cen
treville where Hawkins made another stand,
attacking the fcderals while they were cross
Ing the river Hawkins was again routed
and pursued until his force was dispersed
with the loss Of 90 prisoners, including CRIT
fifth. formerly editor Of the Nashville Union
and American newspaper.
our forces which occupied Loudon, Tenn,
have retrca,cd TO the north side Of the river
and now occupy the heights commanding
LOudon.
The New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Times has the following explanation of
the English sympathy for,the south
The sturdy Enrishman, whenever he Is wit
ness of a fight between big man and a little
one always takes the little ones part
The part" England takes IN such eases
is generally a part of the little ones
country.
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NEW Dot Of those beautiiu card pnoto5isPh
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WHAT HoRsEMAN WILL BE

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s.T,IoWER Fruit and Thorn Fieces," BY jean
L Paul Fridrch Richter. Author o. I IIli
Remains 30 Prose and verse oy Ar'nui i''N''
Huilan- - 1,.
Excursions by Henry D. Ihoreau-
Broken Columns ,.,r,,-cusCo
just received - y " rG-'Nii -
Oct. 20.
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rr,HE second Book Of the NV GosPEL OF PEACE.
Inst received az HUNTINGTON'S,
, 1863-06-19
West virginia.

:. From the Wheeling hten Igeneer, June is.l :
:, Wepublish this morning the proclamation
of the President, received BY Gov. Pierpoint-
early Monday morning, calling out one hun.
dred Thousand militlA-550t 900 from Peunsyl-:
ohio ioodo 55G from WIZ 1ireiniate G@ Se
mustered into the: United States service and
liz first thing tilt viii strike every one
is that the drmt on West Virginia Is large
.ly diEpfopo1 toned to: our resources4t.iL
than half the terrItory:of .West,ViEginia can
we go south Of the line Of the N: W. Virginia,
Railroad we shall find '.butfew counties, II
any, In which a draft can be executed -tn do
my good.t2 So: that practically it, must fall
on the population Of some dozen counties
of ethe~ Northwest West Virginia, from her
t25ss S p{1 sa nee taG zee
population from which It Was drawn, There
are tonntles--say 1Vetzel,; Tyler and ,Ritchie-
in which fhero arc this ddJ bhrely;abte bodied
men enough to cultiyate tho soil and support
the rest Of the population In the counties
thr9HEh Thish J9nss Pa;sed Y his 13te rad
crops, in consequence oftheirlns5es in horses.
In many Of them. there would BE-, beyond
doubt, actual suffering next tall, II nothing
worse happens than haa already happened. :
e The fact isy i1o, Geo drafted mon win lust
about sweep oil the able bodied population
Only 10, do mea atic called ft6Im :Marjylan;a,
(which ehas' three times tue population Tint
.can be reached herN, and has not1fasnishei
anythi5g 1Sa h3g !lk the number of troops sst yir
je'1Bis aPpearsto be uni unjust discr1tn{notion
against West Virginia, In truth we do mot
believe; lnpQssihla to raise 10000, men from
our present respnrrea, but We must raise III
that ID possible to rnisb.'' We trust TIE Ptcti-
dentmay he induced 10 modify his proclaus;
tion, 30 far - It relates to West Virginia, bo'
a8 not only to deal hirly with ua, hut adapt
the rcquislt1oa to our reaouroes.