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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09
THE SITUATION.

IL l. 4 +
We have stirring news from the vicinity 9f
Our army at and around Murfresboro. Since odH
last issue, there has been a general movement
of Ii t-oops towards Nashville Hardeef1
corp 5. from sheIbyville. advapcea on saturda,
to THINE, a small village about 20 miles FROM
Nashville with AN excellent turnpike. road
leading into the city. simultaneously witt
this movement. Gen Kirby sAiths corps. hers
tOfOre stationed at Manchester, advanced / ;
Reeayvilie, short distatce from Murfree4-
boto, and is destined, SO 1ke are informed, q +
Lebanon. The whole AMY Was in motion II, ?
at asst accounts skirnlfshing had commencel
between Nashvine afd Muf freeaboro. IT i
theiopinion Of some jere, that Nashville is d
be Invested on all 4fdes. Oh line Of bat.Is
now .ozterls from Franklin, in Williamson
cosh -. eighteen niles south Of Nashville. p
Lebanon, the cqtlnty seat Of Wilson. about
thirty miles uo7fh east Of that city. Morgaf
We understand ! to operate 8a the Louisville
and Nashville Road.
This n,oyklnert Of ouf army would seem 4
Indicate tllAt General 10. Joil hstsn. has leteF
mined sgIay seige to the ) eautIful capital IF
Tennessee. but We are Of opinion that susll $
not his attention 1.-THE forces under Rpst-
Grams could be induced to come into the lsybl
\ l.
plaE,is around Lavergne, or ally where between
MuffreesbOro and Nashville. our army wHuld
dqabtless engage them in battle oiherFiE be
We do not belle vs a general engagement Of e
EwD armies is imminent. II Gen. Johnston cha
linyesiI tie city and cut of the enemy's cob
mrniraiion wiili the North. lie may force u in
to give hattie qr. slro re.enaet Ihesretroga &c
movement. WIKI u fias alreadycost enc F'yIefal
!. Innander ii Sae department. .of Kehtaeky
sta Te1r.essr7 liz soa.ssis4ion. We 4Fbil
aI ait future tveisrlnsat from sast qaEr1er
y III DO lit;lesilFsersst.
part !iqmsi .a.rFils- s#eires el.oat IS he
9. aetrs i-il.t riailis, e'Ir fvs=eai 'f.I iw,i
oIhrr S.se pafisi az iiis4-r -.s IN
N4rih vi s.ssi.sii aili Ia #, f.r-fi,z ~
The recent r..laNaltf RsrE-9l.S sfserl 81 sr-
ny Of tie Fsstlaae. VS. eyi!eiaIy IS tv
ths pnhIic lsiIia y the ,SSpFi.i e'rssa nln.-
dihte zivaneeini5a Ei'...i,A ihsseHil u
doubt HAT The new ce:.aiaa' r MI hrHgI'm
p4lled by ihe pats lc pressure To- i.s4sfa Tie
Fsder.l Amy OF lie i'oFO'nac foFws9.i i
which evsut its Inevitable destruction > b9alie
ID be the res.ilt. Nevertheless, iFooker ID erl.
Of thosenort q individuals 70 obey olfeF'
ID breaks ownsrs-
In mississippi, the seceisi great ei,egdntsi
Of Opposing forces is likely. 1t say mo.i{,t t,
occsr. EThe enemy are reporiei o be N IN
cine column of liriy-fixe.ll.oas1n.l men Ssat.
from cofi.tli, while ano,hen force OF hirf,
thousand is probably BY this time 4 Gff + a
These two columns are doubtless sutenl id 4
cooperate with each other, possibly toH 1 brin
junction !. new.lere IN thevIcii.;fy sof I4e.sl ID
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

I SoN Ger to-.- -, dr-i.sb.e H.lr+I. hil ~
a-are q. Il lralr g .al.r ~ fzi1-i + 81. Crur
"a liz ~ j l-<c Asa u -tfuif sitraIti. beia<
81 4h- ~ 4 A. lst-rs4t - int-- h--h 4 I hatsa
,t5c<1. 1ii- t..te rrli1 -ttnllrf ani The pres
~ -oa tllafr ci-lat ~ pea~- -ny fIas 1lan thst
uiS>rs t-L-1l -,+. csc lt1ti-ni ilines ~ n-onry
aul,eSsitsa- N-e,- necrosis ol CuaicLerst- money
sif LN1ik-a s. f-vic1l- fe- iufflrr psr-ira AZ.
srtr a. ~. -e so.,i "a Sra s-r LIS adreitlt1slt
are h ---A fi.i :. ,s tz---- I'll fie4se -.
lS- t-rt ~. - ~ .-4.->s'l- ts
l.r-i tli- T. AC@TlS.
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

f wd PublEtl this morning brief tsls-
.Era PHI \ sNh0psis of I-incoln's Message To
tbe F4dgr#I Congress, which IL eettlinly
enough ofIEFIto salitEy US that il. Inasi de, in
the rs Ir4 lll 4vEs laaeliage Of one lof che dis
Patcless Idlk very Worry document. = lIt was
ifad tathH Congre4s on Monday, ans 1T
4hti 6ecqBEss seven columns Of the y sw
FoIk TipH4 1t qpe ps b5 sAyin...shst Since
The assenAI Hing Of the last Congress, Aaether
tsar oii hIfAlsh md bountifal. fiarses5 has
passed fktliiIe III Lak not pleased ihEE Al
nli4hiy tHlBltss The United States witll q
EttprpI5i Iiace, ~ Gan but press pn, trtIstipg
that Eia HHAd's oNu good lime III viii be
well.f'sI lIEt e.llsIlif famous Iprorlsinafiop a
eentsaHpilEed Standardization sehelre.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

t;tztilied Beyond exiressi,n II ths cosa1e.i t,zr
aHi One discipline which pers11es his tlo ard fsi
Of Adnraiioh II their oriisaie AID pltisa- <1sHis
sin to prssIons, mite uiih thsif aiaptry aud he
rois in tie rrcen; arlisas ana briiiilnt cssat1 "a.
81 which much viirahle tesrit,ry ill- ben r-deen
aad 5, Faahy true asa loyal people ;i-rs.s1. IL
t;frral C3ssnanling i iliases<o Pziissi fIii par
dn 10 al s3diers abssat ~,oii surhosiiy uia -i.s
ulihin rsasoaatls tins Fsiara = tieis commands
ard report Tor daly.
TheE are urged a. pace 10 avail themselves Of th.s
piFiiege before the iasu lrii u "a. n s-tn o.
Nift.ry cearts estlb.ifa.l " lA~ asa risFoas and
pftmpt ac.linstfation 81 jh>iee vii %. teiei out =
~ iehnqren,s. Thersltler NJ exass eiii % ailaz-
e tba~e who aba-da tbeir c5i5rs al iease -1~E
cp'hfairs 10 perisrn theig duties ala d:eai fnef
hpiies-
fpfnniSSioned on ers guilty II sc', pseacss
culed from the bene5i- -i'ii- nis.sy. AMI VII noi
he excused. They arr held - BE- naEort.y - csnn-
Hisnd gallant ma. ard ., sssrt exemplary psi1i-h-
uent. Vigorous measures ave been adopted 10 a.
rf al vim fa 70 res3pll 70 this last aad seasrss,
appeal, AID they ,nst expect fg r..irs tempered or
i with the mercy Ia y hive filled = show either 3
their comrades or their causes
By command Of Gsn. Bsag-.
aec3 -3iAw2w GEO. " BanSr.
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ToITEEIADIEs.

4 lI2 Hospitals a1c -a.sc- r rscl n cor; 's.i-i
y -sl,t-. Re have tas i1oic-ai 81 make sh-a
aud viii pas - inltie price ra- vnil- iI4f
wiz lc kfs6 c-4sti - .lrtrl7ts,f lie r'k il +
Ia Is - rs r. ia deil rr-7tt Ne t',tisls '''5
AID this a. -it- t.r.e line -.,1fl m fau-ts Al
r.aibe he- rzk.Is7 2 D. Citliti Fl
tat A. r. - +
fs .7. N-ias. ~ .r..sf &c i'7.i t,li
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09
- EUeGY F0a SsLEI

Fl<r zs- rI.-f. F-,li - sfl -on1 - .
"A 81 .t-La .i.l1 80 q. t.a,--
~ $3.50 a. Aarf =
l.e.l 4--c = rr.r.f.. tl'r --..e s - ls
81 - ,-riut< -
As E-y- -a f--- 4. "a l-ls 49, a t-Iirl rtsr-
s..-1.-s- II p
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09
IEFO9ITATfON WANTFDI

ID Ftt8EN. a by Is years id feet lr d .hche-
n. ligh da4k bfQwa co!1r. and lleionr * ~ sib
-sft4F Was Isl EelA during tie retreat the asmy
iraR l1efek1- nc y Sapp1sel - Be Wits slmk ,afi
~ Tie army ATTY Ia fofSaioll o him aili be sfabiy
f1yatdrd. A. o. SfANLEf.
. dell : j y h II II l.arranlr..- G.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

"a gentleman At Grenada, previous to
the evaaqation Of that place By our troops, III
torTs lie J.cksIen Mississippan. That the
preparations Tor svacuaiins the place were
hurried aau confused. iIlustratii.;sa miniature
Sae,ivilld panic. Ii Is said TAX ears wese
drawn 81 empty, while conf Ier..ljle amour
afGbvcrI aneist stores vere left ID iaI istb It'd
ia0ds ofkhc enemy
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

no j.ii. IN T,ire-i. CO.. rt- -t-3 -i.rtr-.s-
j fhrrs re-rl r--s- enc - al iieai1 rhf -4ys -
hslr-s ~ Dr. e rlI 3D.. l.ii = AL y ~ i.1 a.
fhfr -. I1- - Il7-elt s. - -I a. ftf11fr Te11
TIE rznr1s ne r-,1-ifrd Z, ts-e i5-4.ili. a..
property. pay ctar-e- a. . -ste tter1 -rat+
7 d--3-lr =. 8 AArEt.Sr,V
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

TTTE ~ish u hire IS e y regre men 70 cit root
wv Ia Dade cfenfy. Gen. We Eii pay giisi -
ret PefSon- haFinz negroes = hlr- vii A1--sss
q Trenton >{sca- Perl14oe1f er1T'lnyuiert-
Icr9s-lrls\ IL. r. NfNAHtS 4 CO.
- Knozr7Ss Register. and Atialt. Confetcrary
copy and Sud siil % Knoxville
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

tsyj4 The Yankees cab. the ssIdists sf our
arshyTF#sSedyI'f Rrom the way their Gfhs+als
ar9 sHnerceskled ef late we incline to The be-
iff lllattIeI areigsttiiBg s,perlseed15
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= T. tl1- j. l,.i.i- 49,
,ai1 isrs~
THE SIaIa OE IsnAksSKE.

,I,ar ~-.- q 60 .s.. y . s.ss S. s.u-
--cl l.-rr s-.ti \ l-c-t e. -li isrr-lf lI-flnE
s.l'ia> rfr fri7t- are lc1rtt n-t 81 - L.
-,s .f -.s r. =, fil1 rris ts-rt q .li1 IN
~ ig risi. iit eri -ita D1i .t- t.lle ilt~srs~-
- a. tlis Fl 81 81 .i-es.t Llrrel
n-sszi-l lLl.f.. sfflH p Elii-l-.
Ar.ltx a i D.il DEC 4
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We sincerely hepe the railroad managers
everywhere in the South will be punct4al
in attending this meeting at the tine sPepl-
fed. We are exceeding glad tiart the GoT-
erpmeut has al last hit upon al system
through which the outrageous deiars hhl
shameful failures Ia the transportation 81
necsssaries to the army, which has charad
teri1ed the management of our Southern
railroads, .since the war began, may be
rsmedied 1t is full time that seme steps
should be taken in this matter. The Press
has neglected heretofore to make complairt
and has forbsrne to condemn the misrhhh-
ngemcnt Of our transportation system, until
ssforbearanee has ceased to be a virtue- 7
The ~ailroad companies are amassing for
tunes from the public and the Governments
ani their success seems to have made them
indifferent as to whether the trains are put
- .mo.;on Or not. Schedules seem to hay,
become obsolete, and Il irresulafity' ap
.e.r, 10 be the chief end and object ard
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

! WOOD CoALn sIRAW q!

WILL receive psupo-ais 1t ny l.r~ ruiii he = .
inst 10 fur ia Nod. t'czi hah straw. la- -i;ie
Z tkem) Sr irrt ~ Supply ~ |o-pital- 81 this -
r;ct daring the coatih9 wiLttr. X. n GI;fF si.l
chaftln''o9a Ns.r- ~ 81 l'slt- y a. Or
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

Ress-- The li;gnitJ OF "a good lrnanyl@St RF o:li.
,s4s NJ il s,lnnbkuEiing, they would be more
.tp1 dhrfaiei 5debominated stiH officers
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09
BRNG ON Youa 10 is.
cow IOkr-

cTRAFED from III lls,aushre. .nsn4e. in this niarki
. IA u lsd 1854 COW, Will terys snail crFntif
hafaS. p Siii pay 81 VI DOL44s> t.r hes delii n
L, lar !; the Pork solse.
deed ~ s. n. MtC4NY-
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stss-The Montgomery Theatre oPfnc on The
|iEhEoF the 9Th with full corps frqfa al fqHe
hfcblenaas Trageiy Of flie Ir0H ePse'f
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I.rAxEs /. 1.nbK As THOSE * w LA4DEos-
LII. dawes Or absence 10 lire Officers
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lAtGExrsAt ozp,4ss. No. 25~-6rdsts fol
breakf FAST al d hotst ii takes just tl4t many t'
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AITENT.0E 1st ~ EE6'T cav sLRK
fIAI atrailtiEe1 % 1e4- -lI-r r. tlis- ilij G
Il ciheary- a ~ rbo - t+i ie- rrtsii II :
will Gid my iiq15rcrs = -i.ssct Etf~tstri y
arfo-in',-f ms lave lsfn :. lit ~ TIA siiiI4ls
cofn.ltt Cofe- lala-ri tlc at- - 4 - ~ a ttr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

". cong ratul9tc The country that there
!. At lcngth a prospect for SONG improve
inent in the nlan agement of eur present
.y.tem Of transportation BY railroad through
put the Con feaeracy. The following dis
patch, giving notice to Railroad Preflfleplfis s
and SuperipteHdeEts ~ the Conisdsralffe
States, to meet at Augusta, on the 18th hgs
been receive ed from Richmond: H.
RIcnMoNp, Dec. l. 1862. i
Hayingsbeer appointed Assistant Adjatanit
General. and assigned TO the special duty, 81
Isuperintendng and directing Governmvtst
TRANSPORTATION by railroads, ] desire a cgFI
ference with the Presidents and snRerinteAt
dents of all therailroads IN the C9niqderaif
States at Augusta, Georgia. on tie l5thlday ol
December. Inst. Nh
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"a ThdInsuch talked Of e5nfeif rais Arma-
"a, Is not ton-plaled-as vet it Is only fOpts'n-
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lIfvItL psy good Price .nd furnish rlfioas for
" enty nc 70 1aen r. unloa1 cars.
FL LII BEAUcHANP.
nhF1s-iu neptf Chm-
~ Rebel Iis.ser s7y one ueek and s<4a AiII
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,-tIof.f-N' F--.-n tt- - lil.a1 '1fit 4--- X -
- s,lr &tr.-i it-iif-'t ~ Ein1- n -. 81 .i "a
eje. |i,l7s--I..ieE W t'E r-tif -.-- 81 ftfst
OF th- hi,i '--s- rar-t n. ilit-s iel+t
lilose 81 ri oi - - I a -l.- ,l y j..
Htefti rfa1fL ri'' D. pa isr t- tf-e III
1er3-t1f mr. ~ TT45h tr
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Ius...pss z-+s - SO 81 81 T fse a-prrleasibs
q The a,lv r1-i,, t,s- 1ul fi-- .-l ~ e as
jail 81 e4a ri ttF ssss- = ~ '- aslssesy q re
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Nirca+-s 81 1853. audi . =pria II rr ss~d t1r
rera-ssss 81 -lsrs IL ~ i.ar-i itr cr.,..
aal az l-i1fic th~ ~. t-'i are. Na-Isr1Ie
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SALT SALT. SALT,
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n.Fso ip.- ai'-s'sfi-
Two substii utes Waztsa:
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NEGROES WANTED.
OdoD wAets vii ii- raid 70 is.r = - = ~
vs. aAtH cl.rFaa-
Apply /. IN. WILLY.
norss-s.. cl,i.assss.
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~ lac fIliesto Times sajb a!.a; t.=a. nc
CserhaI..is grand Mississippi .srnIy viii u. ID
visled id ~ tsrce ep5rs~ da,1ssr Major Zen
ersI Sud atf xii dsIna,ansi tsetiki. " III Ai.
infsN'ettlll Val{t- the cellsel ra. Alaioi
Central .f..s--I. fe. lrsi e.ifs = fssi 81 vii
81 .if.s-'iir~i az, sidI t. II 4+c .al,nt .ise ;
Ill -cssl la.4
---
= ei1sfr,ss Icy: J..hn IS lfasi-. ;s.,-,,nl
ssik q; sl.ii-istfi f.i..s si s .sl i,ss .s.tis II
esi gtEl fi.Siisss. III sentences 10 fis, ii.sa
~ .ssc S-,.-lase l9f i.a;s AID usriss as ;
&c5 flEei s-.iy E.i that - " - s-s-Sss iks
afst fffs ias thr adsaHiaSsl
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Contestants 81 al f'-r Isy- Sc "a i-ls ~ f.l t-il
~; aifaa.cl - ii-i-s3rs u ~ r felt f-ta
1c-irt s=ss- wall -sr- i'l.i.l sssis -S1 zr.i aI
l.ivoirF ~ sfi,' ri ttl- it-t ~ "a -f- II
crmfis with tst 10 'v-lIi-7 Uitl 81 rtl t-i l,4a
-4i~ iift aiii * h7a-ht ia i s-5tis fat.r.f III
toa-i siit AIT lie -1.r p. DISH e-sc ii,s q tii
II IL ia I Ct &. Gen. e. Kiia= SASH
nov sr-r 4. AilE'A III
~ -1s- 1i- tsi 7y-3
Il crtrrsis ..1t..' i,zr' q
III 'Cizffttt'l-1- lIcl- -i-tl ltl- Fl 81
n Cetfilel scirlifs 81 It-t.- fi1l-- A., . a.1 Qi-H
ff-.ntsti-. r.ll g. paid > re VI g
I ivfi IN -3SEs
4 III. trn ,-kr
Il fIcscsr s-lstli ar lifs - Fl
4ps3aIlo,s... ''-'''-.''s-' ''.lI Is II
/. Ah 7sz-tns ui,iinr IS t--i4se r,tri std
l'qnir- tr r-etlira rlTfl. rilt g. c|t T.
rti,nIr ~nf.'on approved ~ liz f.7'-ai illr3 III
pr lfcsl Snreecn ard Prev. !. ..--iIs, III
IL Al se-stns sre strictly - titl.tlf k-i'f. sii
itotes iiil 1.Ts ltAiu ten III IS ~ rt-l ~ s t
exctlt ra-i4 aud tsr ctrs li<lcllts. r,sla ".
Hict l'trtlis en tIu,l Tie l1.li F{ks
nr flic I'Ioyr-t NafStal 3 lfl
Z I'LL or1rk7ts aid Grocery sfrrl d ssls.i ltt l.
special ici,ll-fl rlt = re1fiff g. fe a fet :
arpu7t cf,ts sprr 1ci So III. J. al,i -fe-. rarf8
q Tie offce n tie Fflyest Ml-f.1 AsSI1I - :.
eieh gierx for ia>pe.fisn In
~. A n fel<o found ricl ii. z he AZ s>-irts
Teiie u se.i'< liquors.. ilv. tiieir lie \<~lil
h~raisd ai.d ;ulii.4 ctes T. it itsr Slee u ~ T.
ca PHfzrtor- ~
erlsr q BaS- Gsa. 81 u. selsaanei,z RS
nosls-in C.st.|4 f'f0f.zt 81 isit
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MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


HEtr>r- arr ~ c.. = i'saraa
Ctattir.r-1- itrl -'-.-. /. .t... ts.-.
TIL laIi1rfnr a-lel area IrI ID Il. I XII. 81
rlni-s and i lrneass ave f.sI..It E 81. u ~
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-04

piring in mechanical science and art in these old
countries. We shall continue to transfer to our
columns copious extracts from these journals of
whatever we may deem Of Interest to our read
ers. ~
CHEMISTS, ARCHITECTS, FARMERS AND
LII MILLWRIGHTS.
The Scientific Anertcan will be found most
useful journal to them. All the new discoveries
in the science of chemistry are given in its col
umns, and the interests of the archstect and car
penter are not overlooked; all the new inventions
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CURE FOR POLL EyIL.-Take a25 lb.
white lead key, cut off one end SO as to
leave the hoops on the other; also have
ready what by some Isl termed a twitch,
and a piece Of rope tied SO as to slip over
the horses knee in such manner that he
shall be unable to put his foot to THE
ground. Then take two quarts Of soft soap,
put it into an iron KETTLE heat il to the
boiling point, and pour it into the asore-
said key, Now tie three or four thickness
ses. Of stout cloth over the open end, and
the witch on the moose loop over the
knee. Let one man hole the horse BY the
twitch, another turn the key of soap bot
tom upwards on, the poll and hold it there
from three to four minutes Three or
four applications are sufficient, and your
horse will be we'll. II
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WILL EFEEcTuALLY CURE

WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDlCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Stomach.
OUCH AS Constipation, Inward Piles,
~ Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating sensations when
in lying posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of PER-
spiration, Yellowness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, Sc, Sudden fushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant lmaginings of
evil and great depression of Spirits, and
will positively prevent YELLOW FE-
YER, BILIOUS FEVER, SC.
The Proprietor in calling the attention
of the public to this preparation, does so
with feeling of the utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases
for which it is recommended. ..
1t is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood The test of twelve years.
trial before the American people, and its
reputation and sale are unrivalled by any
similar preparations extant The testimo-
ny i'll its favor given by the most promi
nent and well-known Physicians and in
dividuals in all parts of the country is i'm
mense, and Careful perusal of the Alma
nae published annually by the proprietors,
and to be had gratis of any of their agents,
cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that
this remedy is really deserving the great
celebrity it has obtained.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
William S. Bowman, Hopewell x Roads.
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The FooD THAT WE EAT.-It is told
by quaint old writer, that the Cards,
those cannibals ofearly West India histo-
ry, used tedeclare .sthey could distinguish
an tEnglishman when cooked, from any
other, he3was so rich and suceulent."--
There can be no doubt that the diet has
good deal to do III producing plumpness
and muscular strength also The greater
weight and yiger of the British have won
for them many u battlefield, from Cresy
and Agincodrt, down to Waterloo and
Inkerman and the British, coufessedly,
are the best fed people in Europe In
our own country, the men of the noun
tains, or the border, are peculiarly stall
wart race and the reason is, not merely
that they live SO much in the open air,
but also because their food is SO nutritious.
Is Ii not worth our while to inquire what
sort of diet it is that produces these re-
sultsa WHY'S tho Englishman stronger
than the Frenchman !? The solution is,
that judiciously mixed diet is more favor
able to vigor and long life than one pure
ly'animal or vegetable and that Sill Chilly
oleaginous food is better fitted to give
weight to- the person, and beauty to the
fortalthan one of a different character
Philadelphia Ledger. e.2s aaat
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'AgrituHataIs

-
KEEP GOOD Cow, OR NoNE.--7Amos
Kinsley, of jamestown, Chantauaue ooun-
ty, N. Y, gives the following account Of
the productIof a, good butter-making cow
for onei month, between April 20 aud May
rs, 1857. He says: r.. {ea
sSaid cow is of our common breed, me-
dunn size, seven years old, was wintered
on Germ fodder the product Of one and a
half acres, together with oneiguart of corn
mcknight and morning, wet with water
being stabbed constantly, except when she
could be as comfortable OUT doors. The
butter was manufactured by young wo-
man who lived with us-my wife being
sick atsthe timeTwho protested no par
ticular skill in butter-making; yet the re-
suit was 48 lbs. and 10 OF. of.butter Of the
first quality. && 55.ss4 h
And now, permit me to remark that it is
my opinion that if dairymen in general,
would keep one half as many COWS as they
now keep, and select their best, and keep
them in prime order, and fatten the rest,
they would realize u third if not double
the profit they do from the whole nun
Der. Farmers often milk whatever hap
pens TO fall into their hands that looks
like a cow, not realizing perhaps, that it
costs just as much to keep one that makes
half a pound of butter day, as it does to
keep one that will give a pound and a-half
day. Myco does not give what would
be called large mess of milk-averaging
only about II qts. to the milking, in the
best of the season; ; yet she averages over
one and a-half pounds Of butter day
In my opinion, a COW that will not ave.
rage pounds day for half the year,
should be discarded from the herd devoted
to butter making."niI7aasa lsa