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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

BISHOP BRowNELL.-Bishop Thomas
Brdeynell, who died at Hartford, ION Frday
night, aged eighty-six was borne in West
port, Mass. became student in Bristol
Academy, in Taunton; entered Brown Uni
versity In 1900, and in 1904, removed with
DIR. Maxey, the President 81 that institution
to Union College, Schenectady, @hencs he
graduated in 1904. He was ialmediately
chosen q a tdtpr in Latin and Creek at
Union, and in 1907 was appointed to the
chair of bellies LETTERS and philosophy. In
1909, he became professor of chemistry
and mineralSey. About this time, lie be-
gapnto turn his attention to the study of
theology, and having left the Congregation
ahsts to JON the Episcopal communion,
was ordained to the first Sssgree in the
ministry. He was at once engaged in mis-
siOnaryOlabors in Schenectady and its vi
cinity, at the same time retaining his post
in Union College. In 1918, he accepted
the Office of Assistant Minister in Trinly
Church, New York, and in the course of
the next year was elected Biaspp ofthe Di-
ocese of Connecticut, aid removed to New
Haven, where he remained during an epis-
copate Of forty-fye years. n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

PICTURE OF RUTLAND.-Haying dis-
pose& of all the copies of the picture Of
Rutland which have been printed, Prof.
Childs would state Gin order TO correct
the false notion that the pictures will
remain on sale) that no mora copies will
be printed unless tky are previously
subscribed Gor; therefore, if another
hundred is wanted the only way to o.
tain them wiz be to subscribe within
three weeks from this time. At the un-
precedented low price at which they are
sold-two dollars and fifty cents per
copy---,no more t:fsc a1F be expct'ded in can
vassjng, and all, the, efore, who wish the
picture will do veil. to send in their
names soon to either of the following
PLACES Lewis s. pox's store Tuttle,
Gay & Co. IS or Sawyer & DuT9's book
stores.
N. BIT may Ls stated once for al,
and most positively that (uuless the
copyright be sold) the stone viii be kept
but three weeks subject to my order for
more copies, and VIII theN be ground
down and used for agDOther purpose,
f. CigLDs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26
RUTLAND, VT. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 60 1865

the explosion. They had gone ashore
to examine the work, and fell victims
to their eXcusable curiosity.
OUR GuNBoATs IN cAPE FEAR RIVER.
This (Monday) morning Admiral Por-
ter, on ascertaining that Zekes Island
Battery was abandoned, sent five double
ender gunboats into Cape Fear River
following the little tugboat Wilderness,
from which grapples We're hung to
search for torpedoes. They had rounded
the mound, and disappeared behind the
woods on their way up the river, before
the Santiago sailed.
Their first object will be to establish
a base in the river for the landing OF
supplies for the army on the peninsula,
A small pier is already there, and an
extensive wharf will be Immediately
built The supplies now here will be
carried into the Run and landed to day.
At present everything has to be landed
in small boats through rough surf.
The coast survey are also relaying all
the buoys Of the channel, and all the
vessels of the feet that do not draw too
much water will go into safe and Sc
cure haTbOr inside.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26
Local. and state Items.

RurIAED AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
We have notiSed the extra care taken
by this road in the inspection of the
track in advance OF each passenger
train going over the road. The Caledo-
niau alludes 30 the fact and says
This examination extends to both
night and day trains, and we are inform
ed by one Of its managers, that it in
wolves Il travel Of section men equal to
four hundred a nd twenty miles per day.
A. contract has recently been entered
into between tSe roads leading from
TRoy to Boston via Rutland, for the
transportation of four hundred tons of
freight per day each way-making the
enormous aggregate IN single month
of nearly 2l,000 toss, requiring 1850
cars. The time req Gired is uniformly
25 hours, each way. This, with the un-
usually large freight at its local sta
tions, is bringing to the Rutland and
Burlington road, a business second to
no other road in Vermont, and which
its present managers are determined it
shall bCgh deserve and retain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

PRoMoT'0Ns.-BrigadieAaeneraii Geo.
D. stannard and Lewis n Grant have
been promoted to be BreNet Major Gen.
erals of volunteers, and Oolonelse James
NJ. Warner, W. w. Heary anal George
p Foster Of the llth,. 10TH. /. md 4th
Vermont regiments raspectiws v have
o04 Pioh'"'e" W oe LIIsaoleT Generals
~ "I1'o" "ehel"IS VFahPts Warmers
%r'' 90 noI llo.y pronio' foAs oase from Oct.
10, 1861, the time of bhe bat.a oof Codor
Creek Gen. Stannagd's fw m Oct os
1855, 3or services at the, sttsal, rno,
Fort HARRISON, Va, and Gen Foster,s
rom sept 22' 1864 fol- services in the
campaign against Rich .nopd and in tho
Shenandoah Valley.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

EXPEDITION AGAINST MOBILE. - The
rumors of important movements in the
Southwest are said to arise from a pow
erful expedition against Mobile which
has been organized at New Orleans. At
last accounts it's departure had been de-
layed by heavy rains, which had rem
dered the roads impossible. The num-
Der of troops that will take part in this
expedition will be sufficiently large, it
is believed, to ensure success, notwith-
standing the declaration Of the rebels
that the city both on the water front
and land side, is impregnable. a--a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

won Id resign and 90 home. Mr., Mach
en- of Kentucky let out burst of de-
fance, after which Mr.. Orr Of Missis-
sippi !, ose TO thank the gentleman from
Kentuc. Ky for the noble and lofty SEN
timeuts he had uttered; there was not a
sentiment which that gentleman had so
eloquently expressed to which he did
not cordialiYlespogd. We must strength
en- our meals resstance, in order to
increase our chances for a speedy and
honorable pagee, and send commission
ers to Washinytss with the olive branch
of peace in ore hand ,ad the power o.
popular deterTiration and heroic re-
solve in the other
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26
Foreign ItenlAs

The captain of The pirate Shenandoah
has been arrested in England Sor enlist%
ing nen in the rebel Navy, in violation
of the foreign enlistment act.
The late war news caused a further
depression in the Confederate loan in
EnglaHd-which was sold as low as 50,
a decline Of nearly 10 per cent. within a
week.
Mr.. Cardwell, tlG Colonial Secret tsIy,
in a speech at 0Xloyd expressed the hope,
that the Canadian Government would,
with regard to the VoSmcnt raiders,
faithfully execute the law L it was SUI
flcient, and, if it was not sufficient leo Is
not long remain so.
The news that President lincoln had
disappreved of Gen. Dix's order for tae
pursuit of marsaders into Canada, was
received in England with very general
satisfaction, and the President is COM
plimentaS by tbs press for his prompt
action in the matter, although it is
generally asserted that nothing less
could have been expected.
The London Times says the Skill and
daring of Gen Sherman's march have
been rewarded with a brilliant success,
as it does not believe Savannah can hold
out long; and as regards Thomas sue
cess in Tennessee it says the result OF
these operations must be to raise the
spirits of the Federals, to confirm them
in their belief that throughout the South
they have no enemy capable Of opposing
their chief armies
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

0 MoNTRr@l AND Y ERMoSr JUNCTION
RAILWAY Co>-The annual meeting Of
The shareholders OF this Comnanv was
held attheAf Office, st. Armand West on
the 10th last. HS d. P. H. Moore Hon.
a. b. Foster, lilo a. J. Gregory Smith
Hon. Joseph Cls'r 4, Hon. L. Brainard 7
D. HATCH ESQ., and Henrie Des Riyieres
Esq" aSere cleo ted directors of the Com.
Pany lor the ensuing year. At the meet.
ing ol the Beard the Hon. P. H. Moore
was eiectet President; the Hon. J. Greg.
ory Smith. Vice President, and ]. G. Ba-
Ser secretary and Treasurer for the
coming year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26
Items fron Rebel Papers.

The Augusta Chronicle asserts, on the
authority of a gentleman who saw Gen.
JOSEPH E. Johnston in Columbia, that
Gen. Johnston had been reinstated to
the command of the army Of the West
with his headquarters at Montgomery
Ala.
Some funny fellow or would be swind-
Ter adve-tises in the Selma (Ala.) Dis
patch that for the sum of one million
dollars II rebel paper he will by the 1st
of Marcel next effect the death Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, Secretary Seward and
Governor Johnson Of Tennessee, and
thus secure peace"
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th
inst says; &" 1t is said that Gov. FoOte
has been released By order OF the Con-
fe6rate authorities Cobb, of Alabama,
ant Wright, Of Georgia, took the lead
F0te attempted to follow. Who is
nett ? "The whole thing is as easy as
falling off slippery log" First, de-
noace the Confederate authorities; sec
ond whine about peace and offer peace
resolutions, and then desert to the en-
my
The proceedings Of the rebel Con-
gres on the 18th, partook somewhat of
the nature of those of the previous day.
Mr., McMullen of Virginia made per-
s'nal explanation, in which he bitterly
dnounced the editor of the Richmond
Sentinel and his correspondents as
"scoundrels and puppies" Mr.. Mar
shall, of Kentucky, furiously advocated
the seizure and impressment of every
man and dollars worth of property into,
anf for the benefit of the army. Where
uptn Mr.. Echols, of Georgia, said if
thee was ary more such talk as that be
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

~" On the Sd instant gold in Rich
mond realized $50 for one; coffee sold at
$40 per pound; theatrial performance
for the benefit of the soldiers dinner
fund was announced, tickets $40 each :;
the saceets were no longer lighted o and
coal wss very scarce, About the 18th
instant dinners at the saloons were
raised from $40 to SIS, and drinks"
could not be had for less than S5. These
charges are saated by the Examiner to
be above blood heat" o
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

PITTsFTELD AND S1eGgBRIDGK LhLITIA,
The Stockbridge and Pittsfeld Militia
Company was organized on Saturday,
Dec. 3lst, at Gaysville. The following
officers were elected, viz o
Captain-Elbert I. .,Kimbail, Gs7sville,
1st Lieut.-Benj.' F. Deering;
I'd H, d. Parmenter, Psstsiield.
The following nouD- commissioned Of
fcers were appointed:
lst sergt.-T. R. Cunninghaxa4
I'd " Ed. R.Crandall
Sd Charles Gibbs,
4Eh w. T. Boutwell,,
1st Corp.-H. H. Strong,
I'd James, = Parmenssr
I'd A. B. Dunbar,
4th Edison D.estrons,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

~ The exchange of rebel for Union
prisoners has been recommended under
Commissioners Mulford and Ould. On
Thursday six hundred rebel officers and
soldiers were taken from Point Lookout
up James river, to be exchanged for a
corresponding number Of our men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

sHEEP.-Mr. Dan Giddings of West
ford has purchased of Victor Wright of
Wsyoridse Ave Meriuo ewes for $500. i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

WINDSOR A.aNoRY.-The armory of LAM
sou q CO., at Windsor, has nearly CON-
plesed Its contract with the United
states Government. for guns, and the
workmen employed in the establish.
ment are fast being reduced in number.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-03

We EczsIi czll ne especiai att-niion q
the pubic general - tie EeH flea z tab
fJtisa ' B. Il &c hnasi lliecied ltock OF
Family Groceries i0gth Of the Ohio river.
Ia eEanecti6n vi ID b 4 grocery house he.has
opened : splendid Liquor esia biishmelt,
where the finest Liquors srd y = g can be
s1tsi sea, ffp1n e bctile . epi1e fsrilss,
psrties. rari pie7Hlcs f-rnssas1 FHh she
choicesf sviards'' 4 rn9deraFe prizes. He7
Nos are p snd q, North College street, OBJ
posile sewahee House qiYe aEi a call.
sep29lIHii
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This vice, which is never pTEetioed IN
the Pfesence Of rhy one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands OF The noblesl
and most tEleuted young men that ever
gave tongue 70 elOquence or pen 10 song.
i has destroyed health, blasted tie const
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this sfHiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
" address him by letter, Boz 5e2, Nash
Vile, Tenn. a feb3e-h
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MYSTERIOUS AEsEsr.-Lt. Col. Martin, OF
Adam Johnson's lrcbel) command, was AZ
rested at Grecnvilie, Ky, est week, by Maj.
Lawrence, Of the 18th Ky. Feri. Cava'ry
cha -Fed with being implicted in thu burn
ing 81 the city Of New York, sometime last
WINTER; also ~ Being m league with the
stsamb6as burners 81 tho vrPor Ansss Ippi
river. Iris rhrcuts against certain Federal
officers were publicly made, gegsrdic-s OF
obligations OF BIS parole to remain quietly
al home. He was brought 90 Ruzsellyille.
and from there, we learn was taken 30 Lou
isville, where he vii doubtless Undergo an
eyamiuaiion u tho ough AID compleie
chararter
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II the ladies wish something plain and
elegant call and rexamine those real Irish
aud French Poplins, all shades at
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We dropped in last evening 81 No. a.,
Cherry street, better known % '.Suuny- side
Concert Hail, who're We spent short time
very pleasantly. The dsncInr Of Miss Liz.
sic walker, was graceful and modest; the
vocalism of Madam De Vew, was OF the
hncst order, Joe Davidson's deli. cation OF
the Ethiopian" IA not SO good as We have
seen, yei is good. NJ. Cooper. leader 81 the
orchestra, has few superiors as q musician.
Gentlemen OF leisure should 20 to sunny
side Hail. and spend pleasant evening.
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HtRKRrs.


NV loRk, October p
C,t'on ardFo kad fally Il. PER pound HIGHER.
t5'f5ia'. M,idheg Fiolr SssIo; better $ lea
h "A; eNtH state, $ ssss 10; eatra- R. H. o..
8 nsI2i Trade brands, S. apd eos.ur rs-,,sr
e,sr,
WHISKY without decided chsuse e 2s69ea
Whest lasc. better Or spring and 2as,. better
Cor Wlntsss 0ho spuaz. 81 ezat - Niiuaftis
Cuh. 81 sal 90; Amber Mu-. 81 sial u
cLece 30 sIsa- Rec quioi All frui Barley srs.re
ard frmi Corn laa. better; unsouud. siaqs.
s6dhd. sSG9fc., Mixed Western sitc.. Ost. y.
heusr, uusound IS slsc.i sound ssasss cs4te
qu'eti sagar active add steaays CuBa Mixed is.a
lac. asked. PuriS opeaed firm snd closed ouisl.i
syG S7'e9lS ~ New Msss CLOSING a. 50 s-ic.
chh; Pumc So zssa sT's Pume Mes ssos
30 s7sE Bacon a . Iaul duli snl heasy 81 asa
~ Better u,ahllzea.
Monsy uuVsot artils i'l1'. prtrn. On csIioans
. uliholi easegs, orea.as a iti ana sayancoa
,oiait.
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Persons unacquainted ia the city seeing
80 many advertisements i0r the troiamen
o. SPECIAL Disease, are often 81 q loss % De
ermine % whom % eatrust the treatment
o. such cases. To sgch persons We take
pleasure in stating that she oldest estab-
lishment Of ihis kind is at No. g Deadcriek
street, and this shoald be q sufficient guar
antee that this ia a reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
nee during the hours stated IN his geneual
Advertisement Al medicines furnished b.
fte orfcc
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vssHpshs -EoII0viRs 900 taslats.t gsw

YORK papers;
ooFFEE-A good fair business has been
done, and prices are somewhat frmer.
though without marked Improvement; sales
OF :, 00o bales on the basis Of 441<(d45c. for
Middlings. Rio has been in god demand,
and the market for prime lots is extremely
firm bslesof Q, ss9 bags on bond, on pri-
vate terms, and 5eD@6eo bags from second
hands 1t 2O@gi lze., gold. Java continues
very firm and We note sales OF 200 mats at
sec, gold. GAIA
PRoYIsI0Es-The Pork market opened bet
ter, with faird mand, but closed duIl aud
father be " for future delivery We hear
u sales Of s0gbbls. Ness. seller 0ctober, al
50 50, and 750 bbls. Prime Mess, bnyer
October, at $50 IS the sales, cash and reg
ulsr, are Z 500 -bbis. At Ss4 S7tk6fS4 62Sz Tor
New Mes, CLOSING at So so 81 SLIPS for
Prime $50 SO sor Western Prime Mess f;
$50 75ta34 fer Soar and Mustv Mess. and
SIS for fhils Mess. Beef 10 fairly active aud
arm salesof 500 bbls. at SsCqI Is for Plain
Mess, and SIS s5;6l5 Tor Extra Mess.
Tieree Beef e quiet aud hrmg Beef Hams
are dub. Cat Meats are scarce. ard prices
are irregular; q small lot Of shoulders sold
AZ l7c- Bacon b nominal. Lard is mere
plenty, aUd prices favor the buyer; sales OF
SEQ pkgs - 26F2s5zc. for common to lair
los 29@292ie. for No. ], and S0a 30 lsc. Tor
tair 70 pfim steam and Kettle Rendered.
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We hold it inexcusable in any person
male or female, when they subject a. y q
annoyance which very little trouble o.
their part ~ould obviate. Especially Is tia
the case where the unf riuaste Possessor 3
a bsd breath Will persist IN button hoidiEl7
and iutrudng his views upon US, TO o.
manifest mental aud physical discomfort
II these good pc p would use the sozodoq
il would not only reader them acceptable
acquaintances, but would AZ once greatly
improve their teeth aud breath.
Sod by al Druggists. oetS-2t
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CMmbkTH FoR ClERK on rHE HoUsE.-Ws
learn that il is the intention Of NJ. james,
the present Clerk Of the House Of Represent
ntfves, - resign his pos ton, ia day Dr
tiga, tind 81 course a suec sssor will neeessh-
iii 81 dectsds Among the candidates Tor
this p0'itiOn, we notice the name Of Major
j. N id eion Arnold, a. A. O., Of the State
OF Tennessee. Wea-e wei acquainted with
Mr. A., and know him to be well qualified
for the position, aud IN a ] respects, be is a
perfect gentleman. Should he be elected
be wdl make an efficient officer, snd the
Legislature can feel assured that its records
will be kept with complete accuracy.
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To see oursils AZ itieus see US" -.f
or see the boxes, barrels, bales and paekages
going out Of our business houses and manu-
iatures, the letters, documents etc, from the
Offices Of our professional men, the clothing,
brick bats, war clubs and other orua
mented needlework 10 the washeT-w0nian
without being marked with one Of TrauFh's
Ribbon or Seal Presses, Stensels or Brands,
which can be found At No. l5}z y, cherry
street, up stairs. Mind the stairs and don't
fall. How are you Burns, who is ahead.
ept3wednes&sat-tf 8
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lEENrlE WIFE MUsnFR.-We learn that
man BY thc name 81 as. Ghrrets uu tsier-
ed has wis Yesterday, near Gertnsh town.
Is seems that earr,u married the girl some
a residence OF some months. she deserted
him and came % this city, where he follow
81 her sud learned OF ker mfdelitv. He
went % her residence On the corner II 1el-
larson and 81 nrnef street,. and after stsrch-
ing the house for her parsm1ur. be failed
20 Ind hun. when he shot her SIX tirnes. the
last shot taking effect IN her len arm and
sIlersg her heart, causing instant death.
We are tld that Garrett married the girl.
whose name vas Myra Severe, knowipy
hef . Pc courtersu. We refrain fr,m
commenting 81 this time. Is a iuli inve,ti-
sAuoa VI Be had Ia lew DAYS. apd We
WIll give all the detans N@
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CITY NEWS.

NATIONAL CUKEENcY.-We publish the
following. bopiog ID viii correct the report
ing the rounds Of the press. Such rumors
are calculated to do injury 10 the comm srcial
interests Of the country, and the sooner rec
tilted the b. tier. Read the following:
RBIr8H UEIoN: DEkR sIR-As one OF our
city banks q few days since published a do
c0rerv Of c0vnferfeits % % the j ret M
toual bank Of Washington, d. G., and Indi-
annapolis, Ind, Of denomination OF i've
donsTs, ] send YOU for publication copy
Of n1te received from Cashier First Ma
tioTai Bank Of indianapolis
O. return you our genuine note Of yours
of 27th met This was one Of the iirst BANKS
organized under tue Na'ional Banking act,
ana after we received our five dollar notes
there vas slight chan g maiie in tic
yiules by the Department, which accounts
for she differences IA its appearance IL m
then0trs0f later isHe,
This vii Sc. the public right On the ques-
ton OF c0untsrieits on the Natenal Banks.
Respectfully
r. q JaEmON,
Asst Cashier
First National Bank, Nashville.
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Il is proposed 10 construct street railway
20 ron q mile beyond the corporation line GA
the Hardiu Pike, with three branches ex-
tehdmg lateraily from Church street. One
or Spruce street TO South Union; another on
Knowles street % Broad at McNa " street,
aud the third through Hynes' additions, on
Ewing street, TO Cedar, and thence on tat
ron 20 Gey-
THIS road and branches will be Of great
convenience 70 the citizens res ding on their
lines, as well asto the public generally. We
trust that the stock will be Immediately ia
ken aud the work completed without delay.
Persons wishing TO share in this splendid
enterprise should cal ON Samuel Wsters;
W. L. Muriree, al Nelson a Murfree's; or
Thos. Calender % W Mat Brown X Cos.
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10 Stranger md Clllasns.

vs. do net profess 70 be The only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found al his
once al all hours, day or night" nor do
We, in offering our services to the invalid
desire TO recommend ourself n preferences
10 other equally we'll established and ex-
Perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 70 be infallible, or The only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases mem
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim The possession Of any igoHdcr-
fui secret reuicdiss, or extraordinary agree
a5te treatment OF pGlliatiUss; a. all sensible
men must know, that success in tho prac-
6ce Of medicine, does not depend 80 much
upon the discovery Of ncls rcH,edjes, or Hcis
NODES Of treatment, as upon sho skillful use
Of those agencies Necessary 20 q perftcf turs
-and this can De aeqgired only b. arpo-
Renee and patent Application. We res
Pectfully refer The public 10 our general 3D.
Vertisemont, in another part 81 The papar
Ohce h0urs from IN the morning iii 3
81 night. L. L. CotEsAS, n. D.
- North Cherry 81. = sabvilla Ten
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A MEEITED PEoUorIoS.-Captain james
Moutaud1n, Of the 5lst regiment illinois
vohmtssts, has been promtted 10 the Majori-
~ 81 his regiment. Vice Boyd promoted
Major No staudon has been assigned to duty
s. Qusr ermasier IN this department, and
We feel well assured that no one more com
prleut or moe satisfactory could be given
ui by the powers that be. We have
known the MAJOR long and intimately, aud
THIS people viii not regret his duty being
sssignsd 20 this post.
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Officers who desire 10 have their men mus
tered out Of service immediately, can have
their Muster-0at Rolle, Pay Accounts,
Monthly, Quarterly and Final Return Of
Quartermaster's and Ordnance Stores, corr
reetly and promptly made cut at the Claim
= gency Office of IRgersoli and Rogers, 40 =
Cherry street, up stairs. ~ sepil3-tf