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CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ cAGo RA1LKoAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On aaa s:er SUNDAY, De- H. 1:s3. two Esr.s.s T,alrs
ST. LOUIS. cAlEn MEWrH!s. y1crsEuEo. AND
Ne" O!:LAsS.
Northern I1Ss0n-i, HGay.ls and AeJYdt&n,
rsAd+ rave New Depot. Of s.s Va2 Busen and
CaE:s stTtet$. guiu+ >ssu1h, as fu.uws:
Tr4as leaves st. Louis btp cor. "est Van Buzta and
s:a5 a-Slsh1 Esrress, 5.iy 'sasasiss; e.eeptea>
AaAAsk tAssaao-
SIS >. .m.-Sltet t4r:rss-
l0.l3 r. ut Nail and Expse.s,
.O-s.se2Ins Cars oa Night Tsaias11
AsChc.sa With all h+ Ea.' aaA Sazth.a L:.es.
A. "''e: ~h Lit K~s1 1&lAEi 4. h. west aa TIL cus
Al re"z.a Junsstun with the Yeo:ta AL o3u.v ka r Il.
70 fecsi GIeatuEsa. burlington. and tattfueaa;e sa-
a. Rsrriusscn st.h The 1sass Genital Ea.sca1 North
II So iasae'l w.:h The rrs.s Western @ ::al.oaa east
70 Dcs.tpr Aa.s *r>t IL Jack ksoEsIlt and NaI,ss
Packets. North Ni~.*' l;ar:.'- ke,sas istktt% 81!
HauniL *ad 1esrph lsa1.i 10 Ill points Missouri
S:xs! S StbTx 10 I'D ID III III St s & :it s iS sc
use nrw .i:e L: 10 Fs, Ms1 , f.cs>t2tk
Tatus.a Tcis:s <=: be bad 4, .L4 trmp4ny' o3te. 81,
ie Er1rl ro:t.sr W.ss Van i;u:,u and Caat ,Ne, sr
II tAs E:sal ticket Offices n The k4s'tsa, Middle
Express s1exl Trains leave daily for st. LoE, st 5eo
pu-@tfLt1sh iI thirty ak hours
hatss u f-ze and kteishts sa.c e. oy .2y ohcs
1ss.e.
Jtllet accommodation
stopping A lu:ermestr aailous-ieve Joliet II sec
a:::yr at CA!a<c y ~ a- -t1se chc7ss :: L. y LIE;
| a1:.se .. j.ie! a. 6Ss.
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~ LHT04EU, Dt:EM0FT "a 1E1y. .
The Annual Report Of the Board Of Trde II The city of
Cheaso fot 1882 w!A Ge published and ready 70. 1sstry
will leare orlcfs with the Secretary ~ his eae In ie
Enna. 1t m DAY. Rutlrold comp anlea
viii bc tupptd 1t ten t410 deas1 per hundred ccplcs
With their nd. inserted The covsE t.d cd TO
te han1ed fn Immediately. 8. CATIlN, SECRETARY.
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COMMERCIAL.

TrnpAr EVENING. Dec. 5. 1861
Receipts Of Flour aud Grain since Saturday
were as follows:
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baltimore Market.
TT Tu,cr.rH, BALTIMORE, JAn.A
rRns1ssons-Stesdy.
WH1sk1-pu1l Al 23kc.
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Address rosto1sce Boz No. 5t0o.
Annexed is .r Alphabetical LIST Of .ar,lces which,
damaged may Be restored to ,hcs AID
fullEc.s by
6PALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
A....... .Msnts ACCOUNT BOOKS.
B........Mcn1s BUREAUS.
C......-- -Mc..s CRADLES. 3.................,....,.C
D....... Aeuls DSLLS-..
E........Mcnls ETAGEREs-..-...........
F.......-Neads FANS.
...Mcads
1.-.....M'Eds ENLA1D WonK--.....,,-......,......l
.......Mends sJAkS...............,.......
h........ .Mends kNU!sS.--......... ..............K
l. ..Men.ls LEATHER NOnK...............L
M.....-..Nen's Observation-Disclosures.
f........ .McnIs St-WEL
O........ .M-nds oITnMASL ....... .........,.,..o
P........ .3iect's FlANo-FoETES .,........P
o........Mecis iscUiLT.fRAMES..
K......., ,Meu.is K1SG.IIOESEs
...aiepds ia DLEs.....,. :. ........... ...T
G........Ncods ~ BIZ FLLASTICkS :. ..........E
E........M=uds VASES
W...... .MeE.s W0I.k ZONES S....,,,.........,.,.W
X....... -MeElx NfLoGkArNIC-w WORK.
Y.....-..Mcrds YAED.STlCKS .... .....,.......-.r
4 -.-...AepaeLtfA1H ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. at
k,...,.,.Ia CONCLUSION, srALplSG.s PREPARED
GLE Is a+etulin Libraries acds dsshoois-
Menus ~ ....-.'.-..-.-.'s.-..
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CHICAGO i ROCK ISLAND
OEaILROAD I1SE.-P-senzer T:a.as depart i1cua
md arrisc 1t Chicago y tc'ko9s:
Ia; Expes aad Mall .e-Tss =. 1.5 a ard A1tdse5 a.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

dea City 3lnus COM any lorfted f n"nray.ntnt ot
fc, aud II at tho Will t sold 1t Iubic
auto4 at Tue n~e Of ,e sec'e'aty md IT a:u.E. No.
" hnEon ttr.t on tne ssh tay u Jsnua leto q 19
due l thftfo1 Nuiter q Get dcates:
rs 10s. liz. In II. IT. us ~ ~. 81 80. ~
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trafion. from that Of Washington to the pres
ept. lad recognized and exercised the power Of
Congress over the Territories. lie also inserted
that Nr. Calhoun, as a mruber Of MI. Monrpe's
Cabinet, hsd given an opinion Of recognizing
Buch power.
Mr. Calhoun bud, ou the aaor Of the Senate,
expressly denird auch all opinion.
mr. Uooi.tt1e said it 81 appeared on John
Quincy Adams diary. made 1t the time. Mr..
Calhounts disclaimer WAS made twenty live years
later. The opinion Of the Republican Senators
wss not to Ie ck.nge1 b. threat "f disunion.
Such arguments were not addressed u their
manhood bnt 10 their waht Of it. They did not
bAtieys the Constitution Cuve unlimited charter
to slaror1 A4'd we're plcdsed to resist such q
doctrine. # the gentleman en- the other side
designed to se'1e on the hegovesnment. they would
,7a4ist md pat down lie attempt peacefutly.
They expected be could not close without re-
ferrsnR 10 .be ep,,het sppIicd by the Scnator
from ", 10 tue Surthera States NJ suEvlle as
XEes further debate, tbe Senate adjourned.
HocsE--Mr Boyce resumed Lis remarks from
Friday. saving thut he hnd shown that in ei ieht
Sor,j;e, States where tue Republicans we're in
\ minority. distractions Ind been thrown in the
vay 1t e1ecut on Of The fugitive slave law- He
took it for granted that in eptte OF disclaimers
the Republican party arc IN theory ana prac9ce
at war with that part nj lie Constitution WHICH
proyides for tie rendition Of fugitive 'larcs. 1t
fhan follows 1hat they are nj war with every
clause referring therein to slavery, for they all
rest IN tue slarc basis; besides they
are n war with the Constitution when
they make ~ pecuuiary issue the qnes-
tion decided b. tho supreme Court relative to
elAresy ia the Territory. that Same philosophy
compelled then, to make war on the District OF
0otunohia, nnd Everywhere in the States, only
ons Gf Two motives could induce them TO
carry on this cruhade-hasred tn the stsres,
Of kstTcd to their masters, Il conld not
b6 tue former, because bctwceu them and
emancipation. Tics sea Of blood Tho only re-
suit il TO do harm to the people Of tho South.
against whom their venom and their hatred are
dlreoted. lie condemned whnt be termed " tue
miserable pandercra' to the xorst passious Of
the peup'e. Wus it fraternal 10 appeal to f4n-
atics to take tile sword in hand fur tie liberia
tIon Of slaTes7
Mr.. Hickunu. who had been referred 10 BY
Mr.. Bo5cc. exp'uined that III his remarks the
nihaf day he nneaui the Southern States that ii,
any period Of tiue shall determine On The dis
solution Of the Union for any causes which
now exist, the North ere resolved to prevent it
cnd II wer should be the consequence Of tic
Sorths determining to preserve the Onion and
the South to destroy it. the responsibility
will - ~ ~. = -t
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Jesus can make dying bed,
Feel soft as downy pillows are"

Oh, wonderful, strange power of
Christian faith, that can so easily sever
the ten thousand ties that bind strong
soul to earth, conduct through the untold
extacies of physical suffering into spir-
itual peace, and make the bed that is
wrenched with almost preternatural pain
feel soft as downy pillows. My friends,
can say no more. May God comfort
the mourners, be the judge of the widow,
and father of the fatherless. May He
teach US to sympathise with them and lift
them on our hearts to his mercy seat
May He give US grace to acknowledge
Him not0 while we can give to him some.
what of the life that He has givan to US
May He teach US to adore His Son who
is the Resurrection and the Life; whC
opens at length the tombs and gives bacl
life to the dead. And now, bear J,
hence the dead. Plant this body il
yonder garden of the Resurrection
''And when above his grave You kneel,
Resigning 10 the mouldsrinz urn
4 The friend whose silent heart shall feel
No balmy summers glad return
may your eyes and hearts be turne
to heaven, and your purpose recorded
the silence of your souls, to live not fo
time, but for eternity. Come let d
make ready for the summons, For j
such an hour as ye think not, the Son I
/, man eometh
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Mothers. read this.

The following IS an extracted letter written
by he pastor Of = baptist church 80 tie 1oas-
nal ard Messenger clneaanafi, ohso. ard
speaks volutass in favor q tia. aari,s-rsaovnss
rneaicius-1rs. Bsssas's sossssg ssssp far
ekiairea testhiag
We see an advertisement u year columns q
Mrs winsleyg's Soothing Syrup. Nov We never
said word in favor Of paieat medicine before
in cur life, hut VIC fsel compelled to say 70 yous
readers. that this Is no humbag-ses hare tired &
and kaoa- IL to b. s 81 elsials. his, probably, one
of the most successful usdicines Of the dag,
because II IS one OF the best. AID those Of your
readers who have babies, can't De better than 10
law in supply"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-28

FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN
Ono SLAVE REMAGDED-C Coils
ION BETwEEs Z. S. OFFICERS AND
THE PEoPLE.-CMcIENATI, SEPT %.
On Thursday last, the e. S. Marshal,
with two Deputies and eight or ten men,
went to Ibenia, Morgan County, in this
State, to arrest three slaves, who ran
away from Germantown, KY, about four
months since. One was captured By the
Marshal, and after an examination by tine
Commissioner, was remanded to the Gus
tody Of his former master.
One of the Deputies in attempting to
capture another negro was set upon BY
the crowd, who tore off his clothing and
took away his warrant and money, and
threatened to hang or shoot him, but az
ter cropping his hair they allowed hin
to depart without the negro. The Other
Deputy was fred upon while attempting
to arrest a third negro and returning th'
Ere, shot the fingers of The band Of oH'
Of the rioters, but was obliged to leav'
without he negro
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ONE TRIAL

Every unesicai man % whom ibe formula a
this medicine has been submitted. has eobcarTea
ia the following, ton one Of The best physicians
il the eoautry;
This IS 20 eesiify that Messrs. Is. b Nagoon X
Co, have submitted for my examination The tor
luula Of = WEEKS MAGIC CoAIP0UNn,- and
do not hesitate to say chat IN my opinion it is
an excellent ALTERNATIVE and KXPRofoR-
Ant, and SAFE ia al eases / have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
II as 8 remedy for Coughs Colds. BRONCHITIS. Sc,
GEO, E BURLINGTON, N. D.
November 10, 1859,
Messss f. p. NAooeS & Co-,Fer nearly
twenty years have been ai8lotea vita severe
Bronchitis and sore throat, producing hoarseuess,
and almost constant choking, beusnius ana
coughing. could find no relief NATL tFiesl
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured me,
and can cheergnlly recommend & es worthy q
public confidence, ald as the bestmedicsue with
JONATHAN ELKINs.
North Troy. Aprn IS, 1850.
A shor, time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought She could
not live Eve minutes. A single dose o. Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her Al once, ana shs
has had no attack Of It since. | think no family
should be without il.
MOSES F. VARNEY,
Prin Bilssisqaol Valley Academy.
Having had the agency.of Weeks Magic Com
pound Tor some time uast, anil having sold
/ large quantity OF 10, SIN free 20 say that hav'
never sold any medicine that gave sac ptirer
/ sal satisfaction. ! DO NOT know OF single mi
stance in which It has not given the best -afi STAG
/ ton when it has been used. II saved the lie 9
one OF nv children III severe attack Of the Cron'
| and has entirely cured br0theriinsiaw Of mtn
/ of q terrible cough. when he was thought 70 b.
/ in the first stages Of consumption. haS
known It to be used with the same success q
others. ,,.,r
Irasburgh, May 81, 1850.
ylEssRs. I. B. MACON q Cp-I have had
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. !
is regarded by those who have used il hsre IS III,
best medicine u, the country Tor Coughs, Group
Sore Throat, &c An speak in rs praise.
Et'B. sIAoNDs.
Glover, May 5th, 1850
X Testimonials like the ahpve are constant.
being received from all scctiohs Of the eouutr
where WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" ha
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail b.
E. B. MAG0ON & co, St. Iohnsbury, Vt, +
whom all orders should be addressed.
W- Sold by Druggists and Merchants genera
ly.--2i.
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HARRY BAXrEE- EsrATR
GTATE OF YEsEfM Nj,

>
Ata Pfatsss Court hela 81 lsasbusKh 81 said
district On .Ae s,h Say u sepistaasr, a. p.
1906
s. hsrsns. EiHbH AIdts. administrator ca
iHe aaiate ri Harry HaEiers ia5s ri barians
ia sad district. 4sesHssas interstate :
proposes ~ FaaegT an aeeeani e .lis a5iaies
afFafiae. ana - present Bic Heeeent assifsf
saia eslats fsf examinations std allaNanes l9f
sfse 5=-.re 80 sss4-f-Fs f-ssszs-s s4 .sstssssat -
q tie eeslsas - saia esiaEs, HnteF assFae p
said cgarf. among fIls pereeHs sha are - lay
euiis.aa q tie sa1ae
q IS therefore orasrsA b. said aanfi thai tt.s
sans cuEHe under consideration aai te heffd e
+ TIE PROBATE 0aies "a igass,a.sh % lae sfa aay
81 October, s d, lss0.
And e Is fnrihaf erdeFa3 eiiat al iteFeeHs ~
+ israsied he aoiIfsa AsreW - pnsiseaiiaa ~ =
cops ~ ihe record ul tits azfHT 81 tie bsieis7a
fade psEaeat Standard FrIHtea - ifassszsf tffs
eeeks Hureass3vsiT prev iaHs z sass fiuln ufanaf
iug Sizes .ig uas aHfsar stia elsltssf ere Hti1sf'
+ aaee % sas4 scesHni 70 ssef ses eanes aaa ass
ae HFafa - $50 rasH ID fis 6affss ~ IaffH
iiaaaud aisgsihHs. an q ESQ sstafe,
q cAEFENTEE. fnszs.
A tsts aaFs ~ feea8e .-~ Afassf
ezra 81 CsKPES TEA. ju8
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e. A Paris correspondent writes thai

@ A Paris correspondent writes that
a letter received there from Mons. Ang.
Mariette, the eminent Egyptian antigua
rian, states that very important discov-
cry had been made in Egypt. The ex-
cavations make at Memphis have brought
to light a metal-founder's Workshop
. We have already discovered his tools
about forty pounds of unrefned silver
gold medals, twenty silver medals never
seen before, and other objects destined fol
the crucible."
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Agents. -ClsTlcsiou. e Carpenter. West Al
haav e. e Havey North Cfansbury, Scott,
leHusss. & Co.. HAST Crafisbpry, A. n. simpson,
Bloomington. VIM S. Addison, hrowninEtoa
Center J A. Seavev Rsrtoa. " loslyn & Son.
bssoo Plate Iessey Wiley, Derby Center, c. A.
Harris s Co berbsy Line, Z e. Butler Glover.
WhiHlesov. North fFov. " Gilman, South Troy,
Akin s. Smaev 6u eBsbaro' A. G. Babbi,t
Newport L. Behmasb s CO iFashureh, A. {.
BandaI, Coventry ] bimtan.
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be permitted to get well, mean to live
a different and far better life, and to rec
ognize and perform my duties to God.
| say this not in any fear of dying, for
/ have not felt so well for two years past,
and never have enjoyed myself SO well,
never" But" said his friend, "you
see there is necessity Yes"
he interrupted, know what you would
say. There is a necessity that | should
seek help from higher power, / have
sought it, and do seek it daily" At
another time he indicated his belief in
the necessity Of regeneration, and hoped
that he had felt that change upon his soul.
AT least" says his friend, he gave to
NE the evidences of a change, and solid
and reasonable grounds to hope that he
was accepted and forgiven"
At one time he urged his wife to con-
meet herself with the church, and to pre-
sent their children to God in baptism, so
that his family deprived of the earthly
support of his arm, might lay covenant
claim to the protecting mercies of heay-
en-.
Conyersing with another person, after
giving some truly Christian advice, he
said, "It seemed strange that any one
should be reluctant to make public pro-
fession of religion. 1t accorded so much
that was due to Christ. One should
not be ashamed TO own in most public
form distinguished friend why then
should he be ashamed to own Christ as
his friend? 1t passes my eomprehen.
SION" he continued, how any one car
withhold praise and alteration from Christ
how any one can believe the half that be
claims for himself, and not believe the
other half; can suppose him to be per.
feet man, and not to have been the true
God and Savior.
These with numerous other indications
showed how deeply and truly the currents
of his awakened spiritualsnature seemed
setting toward God. Indeed change
did seem to come over him, as his day;
came to an end, not simply the change
from life to death, bat also from death IL
life. He remarked to his physician, a
he approached his bedside one eve, "Dr.
have advanced to-day, one Sabbatt
days journey toward home, not physic
ally only but spiritually also" He wa.
subject to such intense suffering in til,
progress of his fearful malady, especially
as it drew to its close, that he could safely
see no one, and he made only broken an,
occasional expressions. He called TO
his mother to pray with him and to sing
for his brother to "pray with him tn
Lords prayer, and to sing with him on
of the old hymns he used to sing" whel
in his boyhood, he had been the subjec
of religious convictions, and given as h
then thought, his heart to his Savior. II
INDUCED in frequent and silent parye
himself, and when asked toward the enc
where was his hope, he pointed slowl
toward heaven, and often in the intervals
not of his pains but of his agony h
} would whisper,
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THE WONDER OF THE TIMES
j P. SHIFTS PATENT, nor %, 1856.

j. P. SMITHS PATENT, NOV. %, 1856.
THIS most simple and admirable Corn Shelter
i has been pronounced by competent judge,
farmers. agriculturists, and mechanics 10 be the
most simple, durable, and complete shelter ever
invented. 1t can be propelled with perfect ease
by boy eight or ten years OF age, and she'll
fast as the ears can possibly be supplied by hand ;
and this, too, for hours without intermssion.
We challenge the world TO produce its equal
for durability, simplicity, cheapness of eonstruc-
ton, and ease by which it is propelled.
Awarded first premium at New York State
Fair, Buffalo, 1857
OPINIONS OF THE ROCHESTER, PRESS.
From Die Daily Americag.
After witnessing the operation Of this machine,
we are deliberately of the opinion that it is des =
tined to supereede all others manufactured for
tie same purpose Inc simplicity oi It's con-
structiou the ease with which il is worked, and
the complete manner in which it aceompiishes
what il is intended to do, all commend it to the
public favor.
Froa. le, Daily Democrat
If il truly most wonderful invention, COM
Inning all the requisites necessary for perfect
working machine viz durability, cheapness aud
efficiency.
From the Rochester Republicans.
It is very simple, as all good labor-saving
machines should be. and performs ats work
thoroughly Its rapid motion, with a small
power, Smelling as fast as the be sup
piled. is what attracts and surprises the behoder.
In all that pertains to a corn shelter, this far
exces. and is really a wonderful machine.
From The Monroe Democrat
Such machine as the Young America, g
] would have saved US many back ache and lame
! wrist. and afforded us many an hour for study
and mental Improvement.
/ The IS Young America Corn Shelter" is not q
/ Yankee invention, but the production Of the
genius Of a substantial Old Pennsylvania Dnick-
man. who has surpassed all his Yankee eompet-
itors in turning out machine e1aetfy adapted q
the rants Of The farmers.
From Ge Rural Nep Yorker.
! This is Que of the most perfect and compae
hand shelters we have ever examined. Il she'll
both large and small ears without change o
gearing. 1t shells very rapidly, requiring tai
less poa1eT than any similar machine, and is Bisha
cheaper than any other shelter.
j The agents are now caHva,sins this county
and will supply all who wish to purchase.
j The Shelter will be exhibited AZ Tie Fairs a
South Troy. and at Barton Landing.
Don't buy until YOU see it.
LEWIS BEAN, Of Stowe,
AOw3 Proprietor OF Orleans County.
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NEW rERM. AND
New Furniture Rooms,
IN GLOVER, VI.
GOoDwIN = I,poNARn

GOODWIN & LR0NARD
L EEP constantly on hand. and make TO ORDER.
~ Furniture OF various kinds consisting Of
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chamber Sets Chairs, Sec
retaries, Sofas, Tables, 9icture-frames, &e, &c.
Ready-made Co6ias Of all sizes,
and first quality, on band or mad, to order.
Sign, Carriage and Sleigb-poatiag
and ali other Job work done to order.
Best Of work, quick sales, small profits, and
ready pay, is their motto.
Glover, Sept. 10, 1850. 40
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ET George Brown, member Of the
Canadian Parliament, is charged with
accepting bribe Of $4,000 to vote and
use his influence for the passage of bill
granting a subsidy to the Montreal Ocean
Steamship Company. He IS being ex-
amined on the charge.
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