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krLpArRicK AND THE BEES.

On the morning Of Sept. I'd. 1868, we
we're standing by Capt. Elders battery,
who was sending his iron missi les across
the Rappahannock, to destroy the two gun
boats the rebels had recently captured
from US, and occasionally rallying him as
shot went wide Of its mark. To our right
few rods was Turner's house, upon the
southern porch of which was seated Gen.
Fitzpatrick. quietly smoking his cigar, and
surrounded by his staff and other officers,
all watching the same proceeding or ad-
miring the beautiful scenery on the river
and the villas on the opposite shore. The
enemy had not paid US the compliment Of
a single gun since ten o'clock of the night
before, nor could one be seen. Suddenly
a white cloud arose upon the opposite
shore, and 4 huge 60-pound shell went
scrceching through the air, directly to-
wards the porch. We had just time to
ejaoulate-Heaven save our friends -
when the frighful missive was planted di-
rectly under the porch. The next instant
we expected to see the Gen. and all the
occupants of the veranda blown into
manglcd heap. But they had scattered
quicker than thought, some through and
some around the house.
Seeing our friends escape, we waited
eagerly to sec the secesh house blown to
atoms; but there was no explosion. We
presume the shell burrowcd so deeply in
the moist clay soil that the fuse was ex-
tinguisbed at all events it did not ex-
plode. But in moment our attention
was arrested by another scene Of differ
ent character on the same stage. We
heard the General uttering some Of his
most armyish oaths, at the same time
lcaping like a kangaroo, and swinging
both hands over his head in the most We
hement manner, and thrusting it down as
if he intended to stick it into his bIeech
es pocket. - ---------" We could
hear,-Qhe General at times swore awful
ly) "Id rather face rebel battery y
The boys had been robbing the bee
hives, and the General in his precipitate
flight from the shell had run pat into the
enragcd swarms, all formed and ready for
a charge upon the first enemy who might
appear, Shouts of merriment now went
up from all sides at Kilpatrick's expense,
who continued his wild leaps in the direc-
ton of the river, for some time, gesticu.
lating and swearing most comlcally, IN
his endcavors to escape from these tena-
cious little rebels
1 1t was very sudden transition from
the awful and sublime to the ridiculous |
but such is army life
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office.

The undersigned desires to give notice
that he has been appointed United States
Commissioner. and that all papers in
Bankruptcy can be executed before him,
thereby saving the trouble and expense
of going long distance to appear before
the Court or a Register in Bankruptcy
He is also prepared with all the necessary
instructions and blanks in Bankruptcy
and will prosecute cases therein with the
utmost promptness aud dispatch, and a,
very low rates. GEO. l.. WATERMAN.
Hyde Park, Oct 81, 1857. 1850
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81 arritA,


In Montpelier, Oct. 2ith by Rev. N ffa'
Mr.. Charles A. Armbright, and Miss SANE
Russell, both of Stowe.
In Albany Oct. 18th. byJ. F. Ferguson,
E. N. Hadlock, Of Berlin. and bliss 'A''
Boynton, Of Morristown.
In Cambridge, Oct. 22d, by Rev. n%
Wheelock. Mr.. Julius W. Green and a"'N'
S. Raymour, both of Cambridge.
AT the Parsonage.in Elmore' Sept ie'%I
D. p. Bragg, Mr.. Ira G.. sanborn ana AN'
berta s. Crowell both OF Elmvre
Also by the same. in Elmore' oc' y.
Elisha d. Franklin Of Craftsbury' an' =
Priscilla D. Taylor Of wolectt,
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Ga A young lady returning ia i.
country home, after sojourn OF few m,,n.
in the city. was hardly Recognized b, Ne, i,i..a
In place of coarse, rustic flushed iac. ,b. E,,'
soft ruby complexion of almost marble anna"
ness. and instead Of twetty.three she rp,ll,.
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry As IA ~
cause of so great chaoge. she plainly todA,
that she used the Circassian Balm, and to,n
rred it an invaluable acquisition to spy l,d,
toilet. By its use any lady or gentleman c,sI,
prove their personal appearance an hundr.i,,p
tits simple in IT'S combination, as nature hem,
is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy I, an,
ing impurities from, also healing slean,i,,n
identifying the skin and complexion. b, n
direct action on the cuticle it draws from Il A
itsimpurlties, kindly healing the same, and lsr
ing the surface as nature intended i.shoud b.
clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Pric. 81 nan,
by mail or express, on receipt Of On cra,rsy
W l. CLARK i co, Cheui,t,
23yl No west Fayette vt, Sstcua N
The only American agents for the sale " sn,,
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sprtiaI gotites.
Approved ScsaOOB.ssOOsls,
PUBLISHED DY
E. H. BUTLER & CO.,
no. 1877 s. FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
mTcuELL,s NEW BIOGRAPHIES.

MTCHELLs NEW BIOGRAPHIES.
The Board of Education Of the State of Yer.
mont, at its meeting at Waterbury in Fel uary,
1867, authorized the use Of the following
Biographies in the Public schools Of the state
Mitchells FIRST Lessons in Geography.
Nitchel's New Primary Geography.
Mitchell's New intermediate Geography.
The undersigned have just issued new editions
OF all these books. They have now ready n
Vermont Edition Of the New Intermediate spec.
Tally adapted to the state and con tanning, jn
addition TO all the matter of the New lntermedI-
ate, full page, coppcr-plate map of the State,
with all the natural features. and every town
aud village accurately set forth and to this is
added special Geography OF the state
These popular works, which are now in use
in the best schools in all the states Ia the UNISON
may be had on application to the publishers, or
they may be ordered Of any bookseller or dealer
In books in Vermont.
Other works Of Mitcheirs New Series are:
MitcnelPs New Geography and Atlas. for
High schools and scminaries ."
Mitchells New Physical Geography. BY pro-
fessor Brockcsby.
Mitchell's New Outline Maps.
Published by E. II. BUTLER & CO., -
1877 S. FOURTH ST., PHILApELHHrA
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On Monday night. week, Asa Harri

On Monday night. week. Asa Harri
man, of Craftsbury lost valuable pail
of oxen by the giving away of the stable
floor, in consequence Of insufficient sup
port. Being hitched to stanch ions, wbeI
the aoor gave way they were suspended
by the neck and ehoked to death. Had
chains, or almost any fastening been usec
but stanchiops, the cattle might have
been saved.
Hon. Samuel Belding of johnson
has sold his store and goods to Q. w
Ward, late of Waitsfeld, who has just
returned from market with q splendid
stock of new goods and is ready to serve
the public.
Col. George Nichols, Secretary Of
State, has our thanks for a copy of Direc,
tory, for 1867. 1t contains the Rules and
orders of the Senate and House and much
statistical and historical information of
value, and Is printed and bound in neat
style,
We would respectfully refer those
interested in educational matters, to the
advertisement of Mitchell's new Geogra-
phies. The publishers have issued an
edition of the intermediate containing
an accurate map and other matter espe-
cially for Vermont, styled the Vermont
edition, prepared by P. H. White. They
are all printed on good paper, and SO far
as we are able to judge, the illustrations
and maps arc excellent.
-Garibaldi is at liberty, and at the
head of an army, marching upon Rome,
and will capture it unless prevented by
French intervention.
Our old Adjutant and friend, G. D.
Gates, of Cambridge, has been appointed
Aid de Camp with the rank of Colonel, on
the staff of his excelleucy, Gov. Page
He was an excellent adjntant, brave sol
der and firm friend is good rider, gay
and generous fellow, and dead shot,
"A great storm is prevailing all along
the Atlantic coast.
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Barrows and the response by Mr.. Camp
we're chaste and appropriate. About s
o'clock the Stowe Cornet Band arrived,
and when we left, were still discoursing
sweet music outside, while the crowd iu-
side had given themselves up to social
enjoyment with perfect abandon.
Refreshments were served, and the
aroma of the delicious coffee is still vivid
in our recollection. How long the festiv-
tiles continued we do not know; but we
have no doubt that the affair terminated
as it began,-most pleasantly to all con.
concerned.
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JacksOn's CataTYk, Snuff
IND TROOHE POWDER,

AND TROCHE POWDER,
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEA SAINT REMEDY IN
Catarrh, Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, &C..
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Head, Threat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not ''Dry up'' Catarrh but
LOosens it frees the head of all offensive mat
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allays and soothes the burning heatin Catarrh
is so mild and agreeable in its effects that it
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Cures Without SneexIng!
As Trochc Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates when swallowed, instant.
ly gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs .
Delicious Sensation of Goodness Ind Comfort.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try it Safe, Reliable, and Only IS Cents.
Sold BY Druggists, or mailed free, address
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Rust, Bros. a. Bird, Boston J. +. Henry d
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q TIN WEDDING.

One of these popular celebrations took
place in Stowe, on Friday evening last
the H5h. Asa R. Camp and his amiable
wife being herecipients The affair was
iutca1da 70 have been perfect surprise
to tael4, and though atleast hundred
and fifty persons, male and female, were
IN the secret, it had been well kept up to
half hour before the INTENDED demon
stration, when it was learned that Mr..
Camp was just upon the point Of leaving
for Boston on the night train. There was
no help He had to be told before he
could be prevailed upon to stop At
about half. past six o'clock, the crowd to
the number of a hundred and twenty Eve
or moro, marched into his house with
horns dining and tin rafting, and took
possession, not only of the house, but Of
the host and hostess, if they could have
been called such upon that OCCASION
The happy Benedict was clothed. cap a
pie, in gorgeous tin;--hat--a little exag-
geration Of the current stovc,pipe, --spec-
tacles, meek tie, pin, watch and fob, badge,
rings, cane and slippers The hat was
not quite fit, as to shape; and in the
attempts to fit it, we were reminded of the
bed Of Pfocrustes; but there was 10
winciDg on the part Of the victim. Tho
lady was arrayed by more gentle hands:
head.drcss neatly covering to and pendant
from the chignon, brooch, belt, brace.
let's rings, reticulc and parasol constitu-
ted her Share Of the personal ornamental.
ton. In this shining outfit, arm in arm,
the happy couple made the circuit Of all
the rooms 10 the house amid the merry
shouts and warm congratulations Of their
friends Meantime the large extension
table had been spread to its full length,
Co.
aud covered with the more substantial
preseptsJ which consisted Of everything
in the lins Of tin for household use, from
fve,psil boiler to q napkin imaginable
by Mr.o Stafford, Of the firm Of Stafford
& Ellipgton, Of the very best material
and IN q manner to do him great credit.
DR.. Barrows presented, in behalf Of Mr..
Douglass, a utensil the exact purpose of
which probably We did not understand |;
but as il supported q atatuctte, represent
ing ~, Aperiean citizen Of African do
scent. holding in one hand the nations
glorious emblem and in the other tiny
silver bell, it was receceived with warm
applause. The presentation speech by DR..
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THE TRUTH ABOUT
D Y S p e p STA.

Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurhble tells
a--that is to say, makes an egregious mistake.
More than ten thousand aggravated cases have
been cured by Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters,
while the number that have been prevented
from coming to a head by the a:aP in.
calculabe. In this season OF tne year, when the
APPETITE is sometimes too vigorous for the comfort
and safety of the stomach, Indigestion is most
prevalent and most distressing. Is the appetite
to DO baked to accommodate the digestive or.
gans? Not so for then the frame would lack
its due proportion Of nutriment. The thing to
sbe done is to STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH tone
the liver. and put the bowels in perfect order.
Nothing Will do this SO effectually. SO rapidly,
so quietly, SO pleasantly, as nostetter's BIT.
tiers This potent preparation trims and balan.
ces the system. and clothes it, as it were with
defensive armor. Chronic dyspepsia, liver com.
plant, and fever and ague are never known to
attack those who are wise enough to invoke the
aid of this great preventive.
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To alonsnpnpfiyc,s.

The Rev. Edward AlWilson will send free of
charge to all who desire IL. the pres ription
with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured OF a lung
affection aud tina, dread disease consumption. =
Hia ouly object is TO benefit the afflicted, and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription
as IL will Cost them nothing and may prove
Blessing Please address Rev. Edwaid A. vii.
son, Willlamsburgh. Kings Co New York alyl
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NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRODUCE PGl
CURRENT Reported especially for ths u
NOBLE NEwsDEALER, by IL. p. Ballard I'D
General Produce Commission Merchants, NJ
1872 Washington Street, N. Y, for The Wi
ending Oct. 18th, 1867.
N. B.-Mark goods distinctly and forwards
voices. Large and small lots receive like attn
ton.
BUTTEK. SUGAR.
State prime per Id 4243 Maple vi
Ohio 30-32 FLOUR.
Orange Co. 45-55 Extra State ll,0GllR
Western, 2f.2S Choice
CHEESE. Western ll,GGl'&
Factory dairy l5.l6 WHEAT,
Dairy l4l5 white ?,i5?g
Ohio, l4.l6 Red 0,OOQa
LARD. RYE. OATS. &c.
In kegs IA -IS state Il West'n l65l'i
In Tierees l3A5 Oats, State 1870
E5ds. Western isis
verrioHt oo-oo Ohio 600
State yl-83 Barley lsQlD
Jersey CORN,
Western estsrn mixed
TALLow Yellow lSsl,R
In Barrels l112 HisCELLASEous
In Cakes l2.l3 T,Hothy seed ID
BElSs. Flax seed
Medium 1858 80 Glover seed per ID
Marrows, 3,f54.00 Hops GOV
FRUIT l. vEeETABLEs, Prime
Dried Apples. 9-l0 Broom Corn In bslsi
Peaches 1921 Beeswax pure iA
Green Apples 800 800 WOOL. a.,
Potatoes 250225 Extra State wv
POULTRY, Western
Chicken, Old 2224 WulsKkf
Turkey 4l 24.26 In Bond
1855 II. p. BALLARD Il CO., 1851
PRoDucE STRICTLY COMMISSION MERCHANT
.1lat FOR THE SALE or
Autter, Cheese. Lard, Eggs, Beans, Pea, hoy
Poultry Green & Dried Fruits, Cotton, Tobia
and oil kinds country produce.
332 Washington Street, New forL
REFEREsoEs-: Irving National bank, nv
York City. Smith Maynard, Is CouHln
ST., N. Y. Ballard K Bro, Richmond "
j. T. Whitehouse, 2J Courtland st' n L%
ond Matt nal Bank. Jersey City. D: q, A%M
er. al Broadway, N. Y John Clash mS
mond, Va. John Youngs, Brighanton' Mi
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Information

Guaranteed to produce iuxuriant growth Of
mar upon Q. bald head or beardless face, also
recipe Tor the removal Of piniples, blotches. or.
options. &c, on the ski n leavi,r The same soft
clear and beautiful can be obtained without
charge by addressing THOMAS +. CHAPMAN.
Chemist, s23 Broadway, NewYork. Slyl
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Errors of Youth.

gentleman who suffered Tor years from Ner.
yons Debility, Premature Decay and all the ef-
fects OF youthful indscretion, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the sim.
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
John B. Ogden. AZ. Cedar Street N. Y slYI
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Terrible Hurricane and Loss of Life on the Rio
Grandc.

Terrible Hurricane and Loss Of Life on the Rio
Grandc.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2S. The Picysne
has the following later advices, which con-
firm the destructive effects of the late storm
on the Rio Graude:
lei Cows, Oct. 18th, The hurricane
was the most terrible in the memory on
this frontier A perpetual bombardmcnt
for year could hardly have done as much
damage as has happened from this nights
storm Twenty.six persons were killed at
Matamoras, and ten were killed and
wounded at Brownsville. At Brazos, SO
far as is known twelve persons persisted.
Til. schooners Ella aud Kedash were
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A GOOD FARM
FOR S ALE
CEa..ET.A Ps

THE subscriber offers for sale the "Mosher
Farm" so called, in the west part Of Morris.
town, containing 1865 acres of of good land with
good house, barns and outbuidings, and running
water sugar orchard and sugar things.
quantity OF hay can also be had If desired.
Immediate possession given.
s. NJ. PENNooK.
Morristown, Oct. IA, 1867. 48
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Royal Havana Lottery or
n s. Cuba.

DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN pays.
4 S'''' { 5is 'is : s: e j
. ~. 10000 Il.
6c;, 4. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes Casbed
ana NOMINATION given by GEO. UPHAM. Is.
90 y-l SO N. Main St., Providence, II. I.
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9 i { D


In this town, Wednesday, Oct. ~ ''
Noble, in the Goth year OF bis age
Mr.. Noble had been an iphaei'sp'
this town for nearly 60 years. apa w. y
hard working. honest man. he "" I'd
ried with Masonic honors on lnu'"'
the 9th.
At MorrIsville. Oct. Is, Henriepa "A
daughter of l.. W. and g. s. spaulu''
8 years and 10 months.
OUR ETTIE.
We laid our little one TO rest
One pleasant autumn even ..t
We placed her hands upon per pIs'''
And then we thought oil heaven
We lnew our little cherub chiio
Had passed deaths gloomy poi''''
We know her little spirit mild d
. Had now become immortal
= Yet, oh, how much we miss her n0'
IN For autumn leaves are falling
And every hour methnks hear
s4 My precious darling calling
And every place wbere'er Co.
Hind some little token, ,.,a.
Some little plaything that she '0'
Or toy thatsbe had broken
- And everywhere turn my eye,
~ There's marks Of little hnge"'
And ali, | turn away and sign
t9 This touch is all that fingers
o. Elite, shall never feel
81 Thy little arms entwiping 81,
Around my neck. as oft they a,',
With love and mirth COMBINES
That fond caress, that witchins '"
That God 10 thee bad gwen
And shall never see thee NOR
= Until we meet in heaven s..,
= Oh. teach me. Father. how 70 p''
Tl,is stroke without repiping.;
That may meet my angel on, n,.iue
Where countless hosts Gre sD''s'
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Un1on HOusa

HYDE PARK, -. tAnijox,
House renovated ffutH top to tolh.
New Furniture and Carpt,. III. D,,,..
eter having recently purchased, and "A
ed this house, standing On the South >.
corner of Main St. informs tn. mill,
that he is prepared to furnish vbon
entertainment for man and beast fl, :.
sonablc compensation.
o4sf ABEL SHllln
Hyde Park, July 10th, 1867.
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CATARRH CAN BE CURED !

CATARRH CAN BE CURED
Headache relieved, and in fact every diseased
the nose and head permanently cured by II. IN
of the well-known remedy.
RRDER's GERMAN SNUFF!
Try it, for it costs but Csc. For sale BY II
Druggists or send Csc. to 0. p. SEYMOUR
CO., Boston, and receive box by return ull
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From Mr.. q. TUCKER, Depot master at salisb,

From Mr. q. TUCKER, Depot master at Salisbury
Mass.
- nave been troubled for years with bad
numor sometimes outwardly and sometime,
inwardly. During the past summer 1t nantes
ted itself more than usual outwardy. and nsed
your slave. All signs Of IL have since disappear.
ca, without affecting me inwardly, Indicating.
think' the Graduating nature of The salye.''
SETH. W. F0WLE, &s0N. Boston, Prophet
ors. R' faH93
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts. a box. Sent BY
mail for 80 cts. US .,.
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"TnEFE NAME rs LEeros," may be ap.
piled to the innumerable diseases to
which the skin is subject. 1t would be
we'll for those who are afflicted with
apparently incurable ulcers, old sores,
erysipelas and eruptions, to use Grace't
Celebrated Slave, which cures 10 very
short time, cuts, burns scalds flesh wounds
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To ADvERFfssRs.-The circulation of the
EKxgDKAlsR is more. than an average Of the pa
pers Vermont, and is STEADILY increasing 1t
& ere Of the best Advertising mediums Ia the
stste. See rates on hrst page
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Qures WIshout sneexIng!
EEDN I'm the BLOOD.

The necessity Of a due proportion Of iron in tie
bleod is well known to all medical men, when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever. the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked. and feeling OF langnor. lassitude and
"all goneness' pervades the system The rem
edy is simply to supply the blood with the nee.
essary quantity of iron. This can be done by
using the.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
protected solution of the protoxide of Iron,
which Is so prepared that it assimiatss at once
with the blood, giving strength, vigor and new
life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned
by deficiency of Iron in the Blood, without
restoring it to the system, is like trying to re-
pair building when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: IL have been using
the Peruvian Syrup for some time past it gives
me new vigor, buoyancy OF spirits, elasticity of
MUSCLE"
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures,
and recommendations from some OF the most
eminent physicians, clergymen and others. will
be sent free TO any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup blown in
the glass
up. DINSM0RE, Proprietor,
No. 81 Dey St., New York.
Sold by all druggists. -
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Gen Hancock goes at once to assume
command of the 9th military district.
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A SOLDIER 8 kEWAED'--John L. Ken
ley and l.. T. scott, were old wings To-
gether years ago. In Baltimore When
the war OF the reSellion broke out, Ken
ley TOOK the union SIDE scott became
bite. REBEL but did not 60 into the army
Henley took up arms Tor his country Sd
fought and hied Tor IT. we well Femem
Der how his stubborn resistance at Front
Royal, Of "Stonewall'' Jacksou's over.
wLelming force, saved the remnant of Gen
Banks army. We well recollcct too
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NOUNG'S great Physiological Work, Of Ev-
u cry one his own Doctor--being q private
Instructor for married persons or those abont
to marry, botn male and female, in everything
concerning the physiology and relations of onr
Sexual system, and the production or proven
ton Of offspring, including all the new discov.
cries never before given in the English language
by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really a yalu.
able and interesting work. 1t IL written in
plain language for the general reader and is
illustrated with upwards of one hundred engra.
wings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impediment to married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with. Still 1t is a book that
must be locked up, and no. lie about the house
1t Will be sent to any one on tide receipt OF
Fifty Cents. Address DR.. WIN YOUNG, No
4l6 SPRUCE ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.