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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-26

Mails in Montpelier
SoUrHsRH and EAsrrsS mail close. at 800 m. ar
rvies at 5I5 p.
NORTHERN and wRsrEss close. at 3.l5 p. M. arrives
1t $50 q.
All matter for these tails must be IN the office befors he
tinte Of closing, to 60 the SANE day.
BARRIE mail arrives daily at $50 \. depart. every
day on arrival OF Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrive, daily al 10 30 p departs
daily at 90 a.
DAsvILLI arrive. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
at IL o'clock IA. departs same days at O'Clock
p.
BARro arrives Mondays, Wednesday. and Fridays At
$50 departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
1t o.45 a.
HYpIrAlK by Worcester and Elmors, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p. departs same
Barton
CHELsxA arrive. Mondays, Wednesday. and Fridays a
I.3o p m depart.sane as Dsnville.
CALAIS mail arrives tuesdays, Thursday and Satur.
days At 100 p n. leaves alternate days on arrival Of
Western.
BIRLIs from twy to sir times = week.
OFFICE HorR: Ylox 90 A. \. to 500 P. n.
JAHEs 6. FRENCH, P. NJ
Montpelier Asyl, 1881.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-26

Iw BLAcKING.-Messrs. Brown K Brothers :
uiacturing article Of Liquid Backing, which ought
to come into general Il gives rich and lasting pol
sh which does not soil whatever it touches and is said
to be perfectly harmless in its action upon the leather.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-26
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.

ST LOUIS, Oct 20.
The official vote from California gives San.
lord 56,337 Mcconnell 32,75l, Converse 3d.
099.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-26
SAN Francisco, Oct. Is.


An announcement has just been made of the
completion of the last ink Of the overland Tel
egraph. The Pacific to the Atlantic sends
greeting and may both Oceans be dry before
!: foot of all the land that lies between them
shall belong to any other than our united Coan-
try.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-26
LADIES CATER BOOTS.

LADIES CATER BOOTS.
little glove str up my heart tides up the
white muslin, when it fits makes many curious
notion
Al sorts OF lady azins thrill my feelings ,heyl orsr
But little female CATER boot. death and nothing
shorter
And just to put you on your guard,
III give you, short and brief,
A snail hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped week or more,
And marked two" boot-ees" every mora
Before my nsighbor'. door,
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which seemed to say,
AN angel trots around in u.s."
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
A lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from
But ali one morn a sight
Which struck me like a stone,
Some other name the book
Those boots were not alone.
4 great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And 81 they walked one afternoon
And with them waiked-s bride
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
lr,nE VIRGINIA LIpR INSURANCE COmr

TEyHE VIRGINIA LIVE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY fully prepared business and the attention OF the
public earnestly called the Importance OF It's objects THIS
Company charter divides seyeneghs Of Its proata
assured the Mutual System, with Che pledge OF
perpetual Capital Stock 100000 aGd the added security that m
ckhcders have moneyed interest In conducting
aft with prudence and economy
Charter requires half the Capital Stock and Earnings
be In Bond and Mortgage on unncumoered hea sta
worth double the Amounti
The object Company Is to aid in retaining at home
money which annually Sm our state
for Premiums Northern Companies That money VIII oe
Customers for Of al legal interest," ana dis
bursed In our midst. -
Endowens and Annues granted. Life and term Policies Is
sued good Companies Slaves inuredor
one year or for 4 term OF years.
VIM " MacfAr and, John Purcell
Joseph Allen eAmnT Bayiy,
Roscoe h. Heath, Jos. X. Anderson
Thoa W McCAnce Thomas p. August,
John IL Montague 10. II. Maury,
Jas. A. CowArdn,
Lewis gluter }. b. Nc Cleland,
John Jones, r. l. mo0le
las L Apperson John II. Claiborne,
Levi D. Creushsv d O. Wherry
wv a paine VIM II. Christian,
n 4 o Baskrryiu Wyndham Robertson,
ssmT J. Harrison John o. shaier,
VIM II Haxan Peter O. warwick.
Robt BROOKE r o. HssklBs,
Geo d Shell Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddin, Geo } GUNNER,
John Dooley, d. : woodbridge.
PyeSiisat-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice Prest9Cnt-WM. IL. HANALLL
Physioida-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
Atsorney-ROsCOE B. HEATH, ESQ.
! Sn9T J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretai
eY-Omce corner Main 'lth streets Richmond.
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RICpNOND DAILY WIG.

TERNe; ---,,- al
ssu.- aasuz5 seni-'F sesly * -, - tSs
-. gcri.-t-cta nay ~ --.- -, ~. t.rs,it Of I.
~. 49,, ,r..- ssIdal-e r tAEcn 90 ''- ~
- ,,....-. Ira Hrc1eT.
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DAHvILLE RAILROAD.
E@y S;ss sEss

RICHMOND AND DAHvILLE RAILROAD.
E&ySs q W. 9SfssEfs
sUYERisrsSDEsr's OFFicT,
Richmond, 18Th Dec 1850.
Winter Arrangement
TO The SOUTH AND SOUsH WhST
ON and after Monday, Dec 24h passenger trains VIII run a.
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVJLLE
Mail Train leaves Richmond daily Except sundays att O'Clock
A M and rea hes Danyllle at 3 10 O'Clock ?. NJ
FROM DANVILLE To RICHMOND.
Mall Train Danye daily except sundays ato O'CLOCK n
NJ and reaches chmond al / 90 O'Clock p. ~
The Train from Richmond connects al Buksye with the trains
over the so Inside Railroad for ynchburg and the South and
Southwest daily. -, -, ,,,
The train from Danye at Busve with the souhde
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk and at Mchmord
yh the trains Richmond Fredericksburg and Poote
the York River Railroad, also win the James '
Steamboat o Norfolk and Old Point.
Through tickets can be procured and baggage VIII De ohAeo
through 10 the following points:
Lynchburg, chattanooga
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville
Dalton Grand Junction,
Alta "a, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
VicAsburg and Jackson,
oHAs g. TALcoTT,
deco superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

r.s,,,,rrIor, or whites. Ovarian TumOr,
= - 49, I'm L.ulaLn DLs.n.o..

y.arrra sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes: Three
trtfI.- .l -1rr ~.r.rr-iIJ cured nom t0'!Fs
f..ors sv Him ON III, neck which had suffered from
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Daley LINE or PACKETS.


ITyRI.wEgKLY THRl Ugh TO LYING f.1.-1Y'TTTT7h
4 BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN bfzs5Eetzzrsses
AND TRIwEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING 4 DAI-
LY LINE AS PAR As sCOTTsVlLLE
T.Ha
Richmond scotsge 50 Richmond 10 Lexington. ~ no
Lyncsburg 4 OO d" Buchanan. 2 90
The through line will Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at 3 NJ and on and 9th September the Way
line for scosve will leave VI Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
udsys far scottsye Returning leave Scots
Vile Monday Wednesday and Friday at ll% A. NJ
distance and tine NJ passing In card below for through
line and observe that the scotsye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Leave Redmond Monday We'd Leave ynchburg Monday We'd
- Jayo tg gdav anIE NJ
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wishing obtain tickets FOR servants over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac for WASH
ngon City, points North must In all be vouch
by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
the OF the Road tickets wi be sold
piled for by letter. A. d. ALLEN,
Tick It ayant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

TREMENDOUS BARGAINSlN nRA r G ~ nrSc
NO TIME LIKE TUE PsEsENT.t2 Wo 6,, no Ot s-npT
THFM0LARGE SALES SMALL PROFITS ANb GCiCh X
TURNs-J MILLHIsER BROTHER ls3 b i s.hsI
sales in New York prevailing panic prices AnJ 10,
truly ther friends and customers thSt oeer V"|' ~
particular attention Is respectfully requested 70 The
largest Of low priced medium and high priced DREss
GOODS 10 be found In Sny es,abshnentin the city without any
exception.
600 yds POPLINs, SILK Fgures-s5e, coat 5Oe
QO0O yds WORgTFD VENETIAES- SOC worth Ioc
1000 yds All Blk POPLINs at Ttc and ~ me ara
5000 yd Dress silEs greatly below iaS
NB-Additional employed TO walt on ue hrons VI Gus
TONERS expected and running of the gooe apoy S ~ Pp
uAsi " S'' " ~ ~ j. MILLHI5R2 BRO
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
G - a 80

IS szssss Fsss2E:a
nN and AFTER Monday December 2lst,
" The Wall AND Passenger Trains,
viii Richmond daily Except Suadays az $3.50 NJ for
saunton all intermediate Way sahon connecting At Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains io
Alexandra and intermediate stations and az Charlottesville WIN
trains Lynchbug and all points West and Southwest Of
that place every other day viz Tuesys, Thcrsdsys and
Saturdays Jacksons River and Stations West OF sauntop
Hsman Browns Stages with the train az stSuntop,
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and az Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Eaman and Company Sages connect with the Train
Thursdays at hboro Tor the warm
Springs Jscksons River oE the White Sulphur Springs
LeEisburg, &C.
RETURNING,
The Mail Train Jscksons River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, at 8:l5 P. NJ for stanton
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED
will leave WayuesbOo at 40 and Stanton at 9+5 n 81
Mondays and Fridays, for JAckson's Biyer
RETURNING,
Leave Jackson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at 45 NJ
for Wayue-boro'.
s Through Tickets for the warm and White Sulphur Spring.,
Lexington Lwisburg so FOR VII chester Les0ug Lynch
burg Bousack SALEM, Shawsyi ChraUsbug Bristol Knox
VILE Dial on Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, Hemp is
Canton Orleans and al important Points IN the SJchh est,
can be procured at the Ticket Office -
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
jazz General Superintendent
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sAsH, BIND AND DOOR

SUG1Rs.-!S0 ia Izsa SHs c S.';' sy,v.Vyo.-
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Maine NEWS.

ARRIVED.
s.br Usxau Winter New York, mdsc., D. W. Cu-Iie
ser Ctspar Heit PHIL coal, ?. O. Lsrus. 49, 80, -.
Peres stuges from Liverpool December gam WIN stl'
o. and hardware. TO Charles Palmer, W Butter son.
Cl ksoo Anderson Co Van Lew, Taylor Co. il'ho al"
quinn 4 Spencer, Petersburg.
SAILED.
49, Nfrrt-nse -four. I'll, MaN.I. Crenshaw 20
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NEWS ITEMS.

HoRRiBLR AFFAIR "A Woman Killed Jy a
Dog.-O the 18th ult., an old lady man,
ed Bets. Davis. residing in Ross township,
Allegheny county. Pa, was found living
by her bedside in dying condition, her
left leg having been horribly lacerated by
her own dog, as was supposed. The flesh,
from the knee to the ankle, had been lit
crallv torn up aud eaten off. as it could
nowhere be found in the room. The body
was badly SC atched over the bowels and
thighs, as il by the nails Of n dog. The old
lady was raised and placed in bed, where
she exired in about two hours. 1t rarely
happens, says the Pttsburg Gazette, tha',
dog will attack and wound his master or
keeper but two instances hay e,come nn-
der our observation in which the owners
Of dogs have been attacked and almost
killed
kink, who was arrested not long since
at Oxford, Ind, for the murder of DR.. j.
y. Rowe, who stopped all night at Kinks
tavern, has been released wing TO the re-
appearance Of the supposed victim. K;nk
extensively advertised his arrest, and beo
sought Rowe to turn up" and prove his
innocence, anil Rowe seeing the notice
confessed; Anothe: proof of the efficacy
of advertising.
A letter from George Peabody, the
great American banker in London, which
recently appeared in the Boston Courier,
takes the ground that = it is onl" by con,
cession on the part of the Northern States
ard a compromise which would secure
tie best feelings of the border States to-
ward the North and West, that we can
reinstate our credit abroad.
George Senor, a citizen of Lawrence
county, Pa, while boring for oil. on his
farm, in Little Beaver township, few
days ago, struck vein Of coal. at the
depth Of l7O feet. 1t is II feet thick,
and of superior quality. He is about
sinking shaft, and beginning to mine
forthwith.
A negro was recently arrested in the
town OF Chill, y. Y, for attempting to
commit arape upon married. lady named
Wentworth, rs she was returning home
from church. She was severely inured
in the struggle with lhe scount rel, and
some of her clothing was torn from her
person.
News was received by the Government
on Wednesday morning of su outrage
committed on mail agent on the Virgin,
Ia and Tennessee Railroad, at Charlottcs.
willie, Virginia. lie was dragged from the
Ca-, tied, and whipped by mob. The
Cabinet had the matter under considera.
Ition. The New York Herald con ntradicts
this
A fatal atFray took place during q par.
ade at ondon Bridge, in Princess Anne
county, Virginia, on Saturday last, be.
tween James NJ. Laird and William
Grimstead The latter run his bayonet
through Laird killing him instantly
Both were respectable farmers and men OF
families.
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1t Tells You hos to choose ali kinds of Moata
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hc different Dressings, sancas, aaa
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MARRIED

on the 4th inst, by the Rev. Samuel
Coon, Mr., 5. Jackson lIoRS to Miss lsA>
BELLA NELSON, all Of Brady to"nship.
On the same day, ty the same, MR
MATTHIAS HoLG0PETER to Miss Eve ELIZA
IloaN. all of Brady township.
On the same day, by Wn. NJ Kee, Esq
Mr.. JouN GREY, formerly Of Lycoming
county, to Miss GEoRGlNyA HALy, Of Knox
township.
On April 5th. by the Rev. John A. Nu.
nor, Mr.. JoRN G. HElCHAL TO Miss ELIZA
BETH ScuAEErER, all Of Clearfeld county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

ssyThe Jersey Shore Boom Bill has
l,en very unexpectedly defeated IA the
senate, by n vcte Of yeas co. may 70. -
The bill nd previously passed tho House.
5 10 %, and il was supposed it would
meet with similar favor in tho Senate.
yh.t Argument was used to convince the
|tnatc so perfectly unanimous against the
ccislOn oil the House, We are not inform
ID; but if she people of Jersey Shore. who
by iiey have evidence enough to convict
HE whole Senate Of bribery, arc to be
|ryd,ed, the arguments we're Of the most
|mgLy character. If so, the Williamsport-
rs have only accomplished what the Jer-
| sy Shoretes have been laboring all win
s 10 accomplish. What splurgc is offer
rsle when rogues c,.l out with one anoth- :
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

lHI WoRsT COMMERCIAL RBvuLsloN OF
fn ACE CouISG OS.-From all the indica'
TNn which can be gathered from the
l'tcedngs now going on at Washington
hmcre than probable that the admin
l1tNlion are about to plunge the country
|Oo the horrors feivil war; and if such
(scgld be the unhappy result of their
Eind policy, we are ut this moment on
|aeeye Of a calamity more terrible than
lOy that has vet teiallen nation--more
ssrous than the French Revolution,
ny Of the old revolutions in England
IT'D all the appliances of our modern
fnIiation-the telegraphs, and rai.ro'ds,
| % steamship agencies-a war between
|ae North and the South would be the
odlest ever known, and its termin .tion
ad not be predicted upon a1y reasona,
grounds until after several years 6i
'nnlct. Meantime the commerce OF the
.u1'ry would 90 to ruin values OF every
Jug would depreciate; property espe'
slly in the Atlantic cities, would dimin>
rom forty to fifty per cent; the man
aeaiuflng and shipping interests. except
me constru ction Of engines OF war
IN prlvateering, would Of course be
Nefly demolished: and yet We seem to
apldly drifting towards this state OF
oS' Therefore it behooyes all those
'oown property. in real estate, or mon~
Or in any other shape, to look ahead
Prepare for the storm that is gather
e. Herald.
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CUBA HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, PA.

THE above Hotel, having recently been fitted
up for a house Of entertainment, is now open
for the accommodation Of the public. travellers
will End this q convenient house.
Nsy - 1858, JOHN JoI DAN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

ri" lie remembered the forgotten "
"a, beautifully said OF Howard the philan.
hopist. 1t also applies 10 every M an
rho brings tEc amel!orationS, comforts
and enjoyments of life within the reach Of
persons and classes who are otherwise de
vrived of their advantages. Especially
nay it be said of him who laboriously
peH and finds new means Of preserving
bealih, "the poor mans capital and the
rich mans 1ower." We think this elogi-
uu properly applied to j c. Aver, of
lowell, the renowned chemist of New
England, who squirting the tro | len paths
Il i,me, deYotes his eRtire abilities and
|rQuirements to the study of Nature D
most eifcctual remedies for disease. When
|he hidden blessing has been revealed, he
proceeds to supply it to all mankind alike
through cur druggists n. such low prices
hat poor and rich may alike enjoy lis
enefs Journal and Enquirer, Portland,
|AainO.
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, DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n ys Administration having been this day
granted to tho undersigned on the estate eff
GOULD WILSON, late of Huston tP., Clear
1 cid county, deceased, oil persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
and those haring claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. PHILIP HENENEk'
March 20. g.. Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10
re- Twenty-Five to sixty Dollars and

.1:S- Twenty-Five to Sixty Dollars and
expenses per month will bs paid by the Eric
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents, for
selling the Eric Sewing Machine. This is rev
Machine, and so simple in its construction that a
child can learn to operate it by half mn hours
instruction. 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machire in use. and they take the premium over
fifty and one hundred dollar machines The
pri &c is bat Fifteen Dollars The Company wish
to employ Agents in every county in the United
States. Address, for particulars, Erie S.,Sing
Machine Co. Il. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio, msrl3-tm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

Our young friend James i. Watson, has
trokcn-out in new place. Having par
,bwed the stock Of Edward Villa ms, at
wudlsud, he SLOW willing to attend to
81 that may call upon him. Jim" is a
tesver fellow, and deserves the patron
,,e Of our Woodland friends. Sec his
ard in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

We call fhe attention Of our Mercantile
community to the Mercantile Appraisers
lat in another column, which they may
End of some interest TO themselves.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

NoRrn-E,sTER.-F0r the last three day
=. have had steady, cold, damp, chill
sug blow" from The North east. On Sun.
d,y last rain fell steadily, but very slowly,
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