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oGDESsBURGH TO THE WEST.

Only sir days through, irithout change Of Boat
'THIS we'll known and Reliable Comma nv. will
4 during the present season run tLeir line n
First Class Upper Cabin STEAMERS Daily. he
tween HgdeHssHryh, Ostrego, 81. Cafisriuss Cisre-
lnHt, Toieif, Detroit, hclgo, Mfraukes and Inter-
mediate Ports
Leaving O-densburgh, on arrival Of E,Br,,. 1r,,j,
from fhs East
Passengers and Families moving West. can en-
bark with their Lusgage Teams, stock &c and
land together without dist urhance or
at their port Of destination thus avoiding the great
inconvenience Of the many changes DELAYS and ex-
penses Of ether routes. r These Steamers have
large Cabins and State Rooms amply and neatly
furnished, for FIRST Class PASSENGERS and Sec
ond Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable ac-
Communications for Passengers and families. who
wish g. furnish their own provisions No efforts
will be spared % maintain the reputation Of this
the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
thorough rebuilding reftting repairing and
returnishins- with several new boats addict 10 the
line make this now the most comfortable pleasant
eeqngnieal and expeditions route 10 the GRE T
WEST
Be- sure aHf 'ss tae 4geHf Of fhis LIN before you
buy Vour Ticlste.
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can Re obtained On application 70 GE0. W SMITH
Office corner Ford and Patterson Sts opposite
John House, Ogdenshurgh Y
10 One Hundred Pounds Of raggage Free, to
each Passenger.
baggage Checked through to all Points.
For through Tickets and other information an
ply to q. A EDDY,
Office Steamers Landing Ogdcnsb1rvb Nv
GEO. ". SMITH. Gen1 Ticket Agent
II. y. DRURY. AGENT
y" American Hotel, burlington.
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WASHINGTON, June y.

WASHINGTON, June y.
To Maj. Gen. Dir:
\ despatch from zen. Grant yesterday 3
p. III report, no operations in front ex-
cept from our own guns which fire into the
bridge at Petersburg from a distance Of 1000
yards.
The dispatch gives the following from reb-
81 papers 4 Petersburg paper oi the 18th
saws that Hunter is striking for jackson Xiv
er Depot tab0ut 10 miles north OF Salem),
and says IL he reaches COyingtOn, which they
supplsc be- will do with most Of hls forces,
but with loss Of material, he will be safe
The same paper accuses Hunter of destroy
ing great amount OF private property and
stealing a large number Of wagons, horses
and cattle.
The same paper also says that Wilson de
stroyed train o cars loaded with cotton and
furniture. burned the depot buildings Gc.,
at BurKcsvile. and destroyed some of the
track. and was still pushing south. All Of
the railroads leading into Richmond are now
destroyed, and some Of them badly
\ despatch from Sherman received this
morning reports that yesterday noon an IN
successful attack was made by our forces on
the enemy's position resulting in a loss TO u
OF between two and three thousand.
TIE following particulars are given.
Pursuant 10 my orders of the 2+th a di-
version was made on each flank Of the enc
nv especially down the Samt0wn road. At :
4. NJ. Gen. Mcpherson attacked at the
south west end of kenesaw and Thomas a
point about a mile further south. At
the same time the skirmishors and artillery
along the whole line kept up sharp fire.
Neither attack succeeded. though both col
umns reached the enemy's works, which
are very strong. General Mcpherson
reports his loss at about 500 and Thomas
about 1000. The loss Is particularly heavy
in general and field officers. Gen. Hooker Is
reported to be mortally wounded, also
/ Col. D McCook. Col Price 57th Ohio
very seriously, Co.'s. Bunhall, 10th III.
+ and Augustine, 5jth H., are killed. Gen.
Mcpherson took 100 prisoners, and Thomas
about as many
No other military intelligence has been
received by this department.
Z. VI. STANTON, Sec. Of War.
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LOUISVILLE. XIV. June 26

LOUISVILLE, ny, June 20.
On the morning of the lSth inst, the
rebel general Wharton commanding brig
ade Of $500 men crossed the railroad be-
tween Kingston and Dalton, captsring and
burning five freight trains loaded with sup
plies.
On the Goth the rebel Capt. Grover made
a raid ON the railroad, five miles from Resaca
and captured two freight trains with sup
plies.
On the 18th inst, three companies Of the
54th Va. (rebeD regiment came IN to our
lines on the { attanooga and took the oath
of allegiance and are employed as teamsters
and laborers.
A camp of rebel conscripts, on the Hen
derson road, SIX miles from Atlanta, ON FRI
day, broke for our lines. They numbered
800, 600 of whom got into our lines and re
main 200 were recaptured by tine rebels.
Cedar bluffs has been fortified by the re-
beis and is considered impregnable by them.
Mobile is garrisoned by two small brigades
Of rebels, the remainder having been sent to
reinforce Johnston.
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Leave burlington al 4-lu AN SO, " so ~
6puPM.
Dag Erpress Tram leaves Boston at SODA n, White
River Junction at l-3O p n, Burlington at $50 NJ
for Montreal. OgdenstuTgh, Chicago and the West,
making close connections
MAJ Tram leaves Boston at 90 A N, via Lowell
and at .3i A ". via Lawrence or Fitchhurg--Lea
Springfe at 80 AN Bellows Falls al iZl = = iof
St Johnsbury, burlington, Montreal ami q -dens-
hurgh.
4reousl0dafioH Tram leaves Mortified at 10 A
49, ami Burlington at s - a N, for Iouse's Point
Ntysf Err-sss Tram leaves Bellows Falls a. 100"
e. ~ RECEIVING passengers from the vermont N1leA
Railroad leaving New York at i2.t5 ~ AMI from
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 5.3j H. connect
in 40 White River Junction with a train leaving
Boston at 1.lI 81, arriving at Burlington az > 10
49, E0u-e's Point 10 s.o5 A ~, Montreal n 2 p 4 NJ
aud u-..eusnur-h 1880 e. Both The Ntl Trans
connect 40 White River Junction with Pe-sInpsic
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached 90 10th the Night EN-
press TRANS running between Buuse's Point anu
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West Tor sale
q. MERRILL, Supt.
ST Adams Iunt f3, l-ff.
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NEW YORK. June -.
The Hercids City Point letter OF the
10Th sas The attack on Gen. Sheri-
dams cavalry while marching 20 the james
River. was a bloody affair. The enemy
attempted TO capture his guns train and
most OF hi- command.
They fell suddenly On the rear guard,
throwing it into confusion, bat II soon raj
lied. holding the enemy IN check ull the re-
mainder cause up, when general battle en-
sued Several desperate assaults by the en-
envy were repul-cd.
The light artillery did great service. Gen.
Sheridan succeeded in driving the enemy IF
when he crossed the JAMES river without the
loss of % gun or wagon. His losses may DE
500. liz wagon tram was siN -aIics long
Another Herad'S correspondent writing
from CIV Point June Doth says \ fierce
assault was inadc 10y the rebel, ON parts II
the 5th and 9th corps Saturday night which
was repulscd with severe loss TO the enemy.
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NOTICE TO INVALIDS.

a Over Tares Hundred TAousara Dollars are paid
70 sWindling quaeks annually. in New England
alone which is worse than thrown away This comes
IRON trusting b. the false and deceptive advertise
ments Of men calling themselves doctors having
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practicng physician, if you prefer one no ma
your dlsease speciality, be that he Is a physi
eian and not a pretender, or You will have reason
MATTisOS Is the only regular phi si-
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Nertlses treating Speeial Malads. and he gives
aoH0tsd fesfim0nidis from eminent physicians,
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no oiher advertising physician can do. and without
when, no stranger can he entitled 10 confidence.
Enelose one stamp for postage and send for them,
with pamphlet on Spectral Diseases and Diseases Of
Women sent tree Dr. u. Is a regularly educated
physician Of twenty years experience. ten in
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Prsctcei treating all the various ailments and Diff
enties resulting from mpIudence ansl contagion ia
% sexes, married or single. ivin- them his iois
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For Wounds. either 0ccaisOned by the
Bayonet. sabre or the Bullet
Sores or Bruises.

70 .rhich every soldier or sailor are liable. there
ave DID,. medicines So safe, sure AMI convenient az
III llavav-- pills AMI Ointment The poor wouuied
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Dealers in nv well known medicines
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Weakness OF Debility Induced by over
Eafinue

VIII soon disappear BY the use Of these v9iuaNie
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While health ami strength follow as matter ~
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NEw YORK, June %

New YORK, June %.
The H.7alds Fortress Monroe correspOn-
dent writing on the Dist says Gen Pal
mer's expedition into North Carolina TO des-
troy the Wilmington and North Carolina X.
r. Is represented as an unlocked for success
The command destroyed the road and all I'M
mense quantity Of Government stores, cap
tured a large number of prisoners and IN
ficted much other damage.
The country Is stripped Of white male in
hsbitants.
New York, June %.
Steamship City of London from Liverpool,
June 18th via Queenstown 10th, arrived
early this morning. The pirate Alabama
arrived at Cherbourg, June llth. She was
admitted to free pratique, ana landed 40
prisoners, the crews OF federal vessels names
not given.
The Alabama was to be permitted to make
extensive repairs at CherbOurg
Parliamentary proceedings unlmPortant.
CAPE RACE, June 2S.
Steamship Hibernlan with Liverpool dates
to the l7th las passed this point.
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INV 1OlAh, cuhN
The Tri5une's Washington despatch says
Assistant Secretary Of war Dana Reports
that Lees forces are not more than Two
thirds as strong as Gen. Grants that our
losses in the movements on the Weldon road
are unimportant comparatively, and that
General Grant has his hands on Lees throat,
and will not let 90 until be is strangled to
death. He is confident Of final and conclu-
sive success.
We have 81 goo prisoners in our hands.
The Petersburg papers of to-day say the
Danville railroad was cut by Gen. Hunter
yesterday and speaks Of Hunter as beng at
Salem.
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The I.ynchburC Republican Of the Goth
SAYS. Crook and Averill reached Quaker
church four mites from Lynchburg. They
had a skiunish with Imboden, ginning some
advantages, hut they We're promptly checked
10y inian ~. On Saturday morning an ar
tiliery duel took place which lasted Tin p.
u. when the infantry were engaged
Several attempts to capture our entrcnch-
nents by the Yankees We're repulsei. The
Yankee loss was possibly 300
This took place two miles out Of the city.
Another fight took place two-and-a- half
miles from the city. at the same time, 90 the
Forest road. where the Yankees were driven
from the field \ general engagement was
expected on Sunday.
The Yankee cavalry are reported to be
making for the south side Of the railroad and
another body is making for the Danyille
road.
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killed and two wounded. Six soldiers whe
Jumped from the train during the attack
were captured and taken to the woods one
who escaped reports that his comrades were
murdered by the gucrillas.
The Memphis cotton market was un-
changed.
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VERMONT CENTRAL ANDsULLiNAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER MANAGEMENT
Commencing June 18th, 1851.
Trai-s going South and East

Trai-s going South and East
Leave Burlington at!7.c5 AN, l2.l5 P n, and s.os
Pm. n
Maii Tram leaves Rouseis Point, at 30 NJ, Bur
lincton - NJ connecting at White River Junctt-
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
a. and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Spring
field and New York, arriving in New York at lO.l9
Bifrlfngfon Erpress leaves Montreal az SIS N,
Rouseis Point al - AN for Burlington, Saratoga
Troy and New York via the Lake.
Day Eryrsss leaves ustensnurgh at 9.3l n,
Montreal at 5.Gl n, Ronses Point at lu.4o NJ iOr
Boston Troy and New York.
Mar Eryress Tram leaves OEdensburgh at ll.S'
An Montreal at 3 - N, ROuses Point at 70 ? n,
arrivin. AT Boston at 10 NJ connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Nor-
cester and Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
and New Haven, and arriving IN New furk AZ l<-5p
Pm.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
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y uUNTINGroA'S.
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DR.. MATTISoN'S SURE REMEDIES
FOR
Special .n0IadteS.
INDIAN EWWENAG0GTE

This celebrated Female Medicine
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u obstruction, from iragfsy-r can 70
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is therefore uf the greatest value %
married ladies who from ill-health
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taken rs directed. 10 viii cure auy
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directions with each bottle. Prise
SO.
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Volunteers, Attention. Indiscretions of
Youth.

sores and Ulcers, Botehes and SWe!iins, et. ~
.rrairtv he radically cured If the Pills are taken
nirht and morning and the Ointment be freely used
as stated In the printed instructions, treated IN
sny 0ther wav they DRY up ia part @ break out
III another Whereas this ointment Will remove the
huin0rs from the system, and leave the patient a
vigorous aAd healthy man IL viii require htLe
rar.evererce in bad cases 70 insure lasting cure
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FRIEEDs AND RELATIVES
HOLLOW PILLS
OINTMENT.

Ii who have Friends and Relatives In me ARMY I
"A or Navy, should take especial care w, -
be amplp supplied with these Pills ana Oih'ueaL :
and where the brave Soldiers and sailors have ne
elected to provide themselves with them no Dfi,el
present can be sent them by their Inehus. ~ i!s
have been proved b be the Soldiers never -.1iii7
friend "a the hour Of need.
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ERnNI TIE ARMY HnsPIr4I-,-

bloody battle-aeld-the mansion Of Ole Pei
humble abode Of the poo--from the Office All.
sacred desk-fIom the mountain top, Distant.
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and corner u the civilized worlds p.1--..
evidence Of the astonishing effects % r..-.
PLANT 5TToY BITTERS. Thousau 3. GIL.
sands Of letters like the following may -..
our Office
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Alternative SYRUP.
NERVE INVEGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Reakness. Loss Of
Poser. impotency Confusion II Thought. Loss Of
Memory irritable Temper, GLOOMY Appreheusions
FEAR dependency and Melancholy.w ich may end
IN loss Of Reason - This remedy for that
fearful train fmentsI and physical evils fron
secret habits % the young, excuses II matieur
years is composed Of the m Il soothing, strength
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whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming in combination,
the most perfect Autidote for this obstinate and
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has now been sent "a nearly every State In the non
renewing the untold sufvrinSs Of hundreds who
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health, strength and happiness One large bottle
lasts month Price 81, half size g 80. THESE
-FOUR GREAT REMEDIES are the result of
many years study ant practice, and pre-
pared they are superior 10 any thing else for their
respective purposes sm therefore induced D. max
them public, for the benefit Of those who otherwise
could never avail themselves Of their virtues They
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or The pri e will he refunded. - BEWARE OF
iMlIAIlONS And especially worthless nostrums
ieit 81 Drug stors 70 sell having counterfeit Of my
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- None genuine unless obtained directly Of Dr.
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Union Street, Providence, R l.. and sent by eN-
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One yOul- man. q Do rf. .-
and not out Of tine house f1r two tas-. Sri. So.
and Erysipe las, after payiu- the doctor. ....
without benefit, has been cured ay ts1
your Bittcrs- -...-
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-. T.-IS6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled 81.
ness, lsssitude, pslpitatiou Of the hear -.
petite. distress after eating, torpid ie--
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NorIcz.-Any person pretending ss--il-
Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is 'F-.
irupostor. Il Is put up only in ur pa-s-'
bottle. Beware u bottles redLe- wiz
deleteri0us stuff for which several PEI. --
ready in prison. See that every hs-.
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sold by respectable derlers throughout Chs
able globe
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February 9th ai'
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WiIl lie speedily relieved and efIeetually cuTeI ~
..ir.s these admirable medicine-, and ~ pay4ls
rUer attention t. the directions which are attach
- e. each Pot or Box.
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Cairo. Ill. June %,

OAiRo, H., June 70.
Memphis dates Of the 25th state that a
train on the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road was attacked by guerillas near Golfers
vile on the 23d. Two soldiers were killed
and 5 wounded. Two citizens were also
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From ,A. soufa and Eat TrsIHs arrIte ar Surfing
Ton a. fll.us
4H- .u.. EXPRESS TRAIN. with Sleeping Car.
tu.1 Sew York and B .sfsu. Leaves NcN YORK
90 PM Boston . 80 r. NJ.
IuR.v. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland.
r-r. AEN YORK EXPRESS. Leave NeW ora
Or er.v. VITA -lrcriu- Car; Tfol AN
TIr.u-h from Troy ituuut change oi ears
q 81. Ne. MAILIRAIN from Boston, Lowell W p
ce-ter. Springfield. Hartford, Sew Haven. Troy,
Albany AND Sew Yora. Leave, Boston 5.5I A. a..
Sew York -.HH A. 81.
TlrhET> sold for Saratoga. Troy, Albany, View
Yurs schenectady and al pr.uci pal points on tle
New York Contra. and Western Railroads ami in-
formation given ty
T. T.. ROWE 40. D. American Hotel B-ocs
iastsec checf ed through
e are alaAy as low as By any other line.
H. S. MARCY. Actin. sup't
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! owe Il-el O" Sou. t'r re-
the Plantation Bitter- har. -lygl nay
Raw. ". WA0bU\ ERR. Iltr
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AAef.'rA-A o. fN.H.
have been iu tie am.
f.- f1uhteen mouths-speechless aal -..-
At Alton H., they gave ule bottle If a.-..
Filters Three bottles r-.-.-...
and cured me
C.A.FLlr-
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NV IWNhf q .IIT =
Gen. Hancocks wound having agam
opened he has Temporarily rolinquishcd the
Command Of the 81 Corps % Gen. Birney
The TriJuH.'s Washington dispatch SAYS &.
Gen. Grant has personally assured the Pres
ident of the certainty of his taking Rich
mond
Gold sold to-day at 2l2 a 2l5.
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REFRIGERATION.

NAY q.
5oOLBS. CHOICE MAPLE SUGAR.
lust received and Jog sale
u At RJSoELLS.
Nav 81.
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RrrLANp a BrRLINeroN r. r..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


LEAVE blkLlNN4'H
-.stA.M. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Hor-
ce-t,r Ftchhur-h. Brattlehpro, Springfield, Hart
ford, Nrw Haven, Troy, Albany and New ! gFhi
arrive in Troy s.Il o.. A., New ork SGD .. ~ b"s-
ton 80 b.. 49,
Through 70 Boston rittouf change Of Cars
I..auA- ". Accommodation Train.
iInr.u EXPREs> TRAIN iar Troy, Albany, New
ORR amt the West; arrive at Troy 80 r. "
Now Yors A. ~. ly Hudson River Railroad
Seepiu. Cars or hudson River steamer
Through 20 Troy trift5af Change Of cas-.
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