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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
A Gascon,sIdea,

a noble Gascon complaining fhss his
pumps did not last long. the maker ssked
him OF what stuff bis lordship would vish
to have them made.
Make the vamps, said he, ''of The thrss,
Of chorister, the quarters Of the skin Of a
VOLTS neck, and the sole Of woman,
tonguep roo.
CrisPin made bold 70 ask:
'Whyr
why, you blockhesd.' replied ths ~se,
because the first never admits water; The
second never bends on either side ssd th.
last, though always 10 motion, never vsass
CUT
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

A certain Divine who was more eminent
in his day for the brilliancy of his imsgi-
nation than the force of his logic, Wss
preaching on the Ministry of Angels and
in the peroration he suddenly observed /:
4 hear whisperp The change Of tone
started the deacon, who sat below, from q
drowzy mood, and springing to bis feet
he said, 4 guess it's the boys in the gal
lery.'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
Lucky Days.

The Anglo-Saxoos deemed IL highly i'm.
portant that child should be borr on a
lucky day. on which the whole tenor Of bis
life was supposed to depend for, in their
opinion. each day had it's peculiar influence
upon the destiny of the newly born. Thus.
the first day Of the moon was preferred
aeove ell others for the arrival of the little
stranger. for. they aid. 'aehild born on
that day is sure to live ana prosper, The
second day was no so fortunate as the first,
as the child born on that day, would grow
fast bat not live long 1gls'
III be was born on the fourth day of the
moon be was destined to become a great
politician; e on the tenth, q great travels
Ter and II on the twenty first, q bold ma
rauder aaa - -
But Of allthe days Of the week on which
to be born, Sunday was bs far the most
lucky. and if it fell on the new moot, the
ehild,s prosperity was destined TO be un>
bounded. Is 7a- = = =
Friday was an 6nlueky birthday,
only because IL was the day of the crucif.
ION OF our Lord add Saviour, but becaus-
according 20 Anglo-Saxon caleuiatiot An
Adam ats the forbidden fruit on that n
day, and was expelled from Paradise, aIl.a1n,
died a6d de-cendsd 10 tslI On tbat d4v.
Ih'tpp's Anglo Sazoa Home
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

A pretty sinner may chance to be- more
attractive than an ugly saint, and parsons
sometimes find 1t out.
A good story is told of Yankee divine
OF advanced age, who married for his sec.
ond wife damsel young and handsome.
when the elders of the church came 70
inquire IT the lady was suitable person
60 make useful figure as parsons wife,
ne answered frankly that he did not think
she was. But answered the irrerressibIe
doctor, although don't pretend she is a
saint, she Is very pretty little sinner,
and toreher." And the twain became
one flesh.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

A farmer having made his fortune, NOV
ed into the city to enjoy it, but his old love
chung to him, and he INDUCED in small
way in the agristic pursuit. Visiting his
friends in the country, and relating his ex
perience in city farming, be said
81 put outside my window large ooz
filled with mold, and sowed it with seed
What do you think came up ~ "Wheat,
barley or oats p mo, a policeman who or
dered me to remove it."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

BY C. & C. FARLEY
KISS DIE nEFoRE You CO.

Your path lies over he hillside,
Out In the rain and sleet,-
Out In the world's wide turmoil.
Where hustle and business meet;
And mine by the noiscIess Preside,
When the fanciful embers glow
With changefnl, life-likc notion
kiss me before you go.
My quiet way win be haunted
With voices none others can see.
Chances more precious than diamonds
smile full Of meaning to mo;
The sound ola welcome footste2-
Awhispce thrillingly low;
All thought viii clasp memory Closely
Kiss me before you gol
For this world hath thousand mischances,
And one Of these chances may fall
That us two De'er again by the freight
Make one shadow upon the wall;
Then, yet once ere tho parting
Alasl that il must be SOL
Leave me fond 3enediction-
Kiss me before you gol
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16
War Fraxes.

war frases:
"On tn Richmond" that is tn ga. II the
kussed rebels will allow il.
Parallel lines" are them kind of lines
that never cum together.
Militara nscesita " 10 efsers, and a
gslon Of whiska to every three priva.es.
'oniuce she dogs Of war" but musxel
tne darn kritters if yen dont somebody
will get hurt.
War of sxterminashun," the fras be.
longs hoiey tn the komiskary department.
Advance Gard" this is a gard that we
have tn hav in our army Gu keep our fellers
rum pitchin in to the enema forwards.
kere Gard" this is gard that have tn
keep our fellers, when tina are surrounded,
from pitchin 10 to the enema back words.
Awl quiet on the Pottermux.o this
shows what perfsck subjuckshin our feIlers
are under.
Pickats" those are the chaps that are
cent out tn borry tupbacker of the enema,
and tn see II the kussed rebels has pass.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Friend Meek had two hOrsss,a very good
one and q very poor one.
When seen riding the latter il turned out
that bis better half bad taken the good
one.
What said sneering bachelor, how
GENES it that you let your wife ride the
better horse
The only reply was:
Friend when thee beest married thee'n
know
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Some months since, sl Che fine he
Richmond papers made. tnentiot ofshe con,
hrmation Of JEFF Davis in the Episcopal
Church. little girl asked her mother IL
JEFF Davis would 60 to heaven II be should
die. = :
The mother replied that she did no.
know anything abort il.
We'll. said the little girl, 'tbers is enc
thing / know
Being asked what il was. she said
I know If JEFF Davis docs 10 heaven.
General .Hashingtoa win not speah 10
him.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

After the battle Of PerryviIle, when q
squad OF soldiers were caring for the dead
ana wounded, they came upon the body
Of man, apparently rebel, about which
there was not the least sign of recognition.
do you know him :" asked half dozen
voices, as q member of the Ohio Tenth q.
rose from searching the body. know
him 7" replied the Emeralder, al tell yez,
boys, he's gintlemau at all events, fur
there's bottle in his pocket"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Send your little child to bed happy
Whatever cares press. give It o warm good
night kiss as it goes to its pillow. The
memory OF this, in the storm years which
tate may have in store for the little one
VIII be like Bethehem's star 10 the Devil
dered shenherdx- -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Vanity Fairs advice to Brigadisrs is
go in, old boys ! 20 in aud lose your legs
Think of the facilities this will afford YOU.
when the war is over, for stamping your
respective States ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

A lecturer, who was contendfnR ss q
tlresom length and grea. pefpiexisy, that
art could not improve Fatdre. % wss sssr
tied half out Of his boots" By the question
IN deep, sonorous voice. By one 81 his 90.
dience =
How do you think you would look with.
out your wigP aai : ID 3
The Question was s-possr',-shs srgus
ment mon segs,fnr.p
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Mamma, may 60 fishing to-day ~
Yes, lad. but don't 60 near the water
And reccollect, if you are drowned.
l shall skin yen as sure as you are a.
live
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Il is Che feeble, unn.scuffre men Who
eight most petalsutly sgaipsf sse iofGenA.
aud power Of sOnrsn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Even Fremont 10 q mild way dsacun-
ces the arbitrary arrests Of citize1s without
trisi. etrsws show the way the Wind
biots.
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A Walsh editor SAYS

a Welsh editor says:
"lf We have offended any man in the
short but brilliant course of our caresr,
let him send US new hat and say nothing
abons 1t.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

II one half the girls knew what the
others said about them, Friendship would
De entirely unknown among them.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

IF you want to get rich, work hard and
spend little. -
II you would not be sveria,hnely dun
ned. pay tie Rinisr.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

The government is said 10 be very snx-
ious that the Mississippi rivsr shouid
rise. Ii is said that the surcss vay 40
cause q rise in the Mississippi would b %
tax it. Everything else that Il ts1ed RS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

/. soh sparrsIs.

B JOB Printing ofsvs, yasseripsfo, VT, ,h..~s,
xpsdifsossi,exeeutedt TO order opi fberah.rn,
sAnsssortnen OF blanks kept eonstant,, on n.
- An ordsrs for Adrerff,inr mr. la W., -.
= seconpented BY cash, unless some person kuovr
sceSones responsible for the same. IA
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

To be personally GREATS 10 forget all
personsi greatness.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

LIST boy-Ab, we've got new horse, and
you bavn,t. -.
I'd boy-I den't care. my daddy was
drafted, and yours wasu't. =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-16

Real Iodspsodsncs--Living Q hotel %
long as you like. and going away sishous
paying the bin.
Can this be free country, where yoo
frequently bear Of peoples BenOfies b.
ing tatedf
i am all heart said nilisar, afcsf
to bis comrades. $3.50. =.
Pity you're not part pluek,' said the
Colonel in communal.
II has been said thai The aniusl food
supplied to our arny, 10 vary inferior; buI
the soldiers declare thu che bssf 10 5sl
". Il"
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n Sl{xAf Cold.
yneglected, often terminates seiou

Ecu are dtpore, OF the t1,pQt11ce q
.,os stsnpEg aRehn6 syzi.1hf
ried of ell the papers snd fesords thev
could End. At the meeting OF The Hi,,os.
zeal Society Of New York, held on Toe,dsy
evening last. DIR. Moore. the librarian, cal
led attention 20 the destruction or sSasssr-
ing OF valuable memorials OF The country
as our army advanced into Virginia. he
had an important statsaspt 70 make. ubjch
be knew would provoke the ipdignssien Of
all present, 90 il did sis own. lie had
been informed from reliable source. ,hst
the original win Of General wssh stftof,
which hao heen taken away, and had been
soId 70 The British museum. thus deprivine
the natioI Of one Of the mnsi valuable rel.
les OF the great founder. He urged thai the
government should take measures 70 suard
and preserve such memorials in die fu.
ture. .--
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By &c
~
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TUESDAY MORNING.
inc IA I'll Jan. {

Cine uugii Jan. 9.
A special TO the Gazette iron lluuOps-
vile. Va, says thai an exp dii On G nsisl-
Ing OF 800 o he j,h Ohio. 500 Of llie "a
Virginia, and 10 d Iirack,ns ea,alry,
which wa. sent oui by Gen. Mlroy q at.
TAX llunicr-,ille vas complete success.
They attacked The eiirmy un Saturday
mefu,ag. consisiiug Of 4n0 cavalry aad
$50 msiiiis. Amer >kirni,hils an Ilour,
the enemy retired with loss q 50 killed
and woun Cd. On oar s.de none was lost.
Os.e hundred and eighty tao sand do.los
wo,a o. army sore, AID c.o;lins v. S
ealaaf.d al destroyed
Tie Camalerciai dspaleh from Hat.
louisville say thar llnnierssille Was de-
pa Tor supple, N Western Virginia.
Their cavalry were armed wish Slarp's
easbne and attacked - too m.ies fasa
Hanserssille. We drove them lron p ,iat
70 po.ut. Finally ,l.ey leai a hasty &c.
treat 90, Of lopu as SIC charged through il.
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sas refergo3 ~ Csriegs csaAses'ea
aps emanrg sisa 80, u fTpsri sdstne-
d to
Gen Ilaaees las released slt'rta
sates. ~ fssg~y effse ia
I.eas gsseH. vAfe 81 lai le con-
aaFa af State rs. H
ps,4 - s.g C.asnms lopg
3bf
IL leta 1wa la aera
ilss 1ahl.iaa y l.aAaei ~ i
sora S, lle l.a.aie $50 .-hs
81 as.ls al la'f D yoa5 - 3 River
sb3 p.l,d - ~ e,ee.isas. .ai1 ihe fa.i,
uisa ihfnt aid es aa 8 IT, aia.s a.as..
Tbs .aae ol-taia0. Neo fIrsiei q dis
lcreni diaancr. 81 ll.e eaY O. GI~aa
Junfi.s.n. bessls. fl'ias D. saey i,ess IS
pnssil.le aero.. &C. track Taey ucfe -.
sas,d II lieaas % hs iaaal, nisleh z
als.m il,uf hnuaoei few Ioag. near e.
Junction. IL bel g dsuay asc siiaid
u a movement by Cen. Bai d. 49, Nash.
tiIs.
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MARRIAGES.

IN Jamdei. Dee ST. by Reg 2 Myers, y
Is Il. N4pssE. IT Ltuigrase. 90 Hiss Lydia 4.
ClasaN. 81 STA p Londonderry
luEiu Arlington, ia the ~ Z Chafc, hE
the Hey S " tleHcGs. JAu Isl, ls31, JtAes
ii. A4Noou, - liss.ut, Mass, 70 Miss inASE .
PAtnils u Arlington.
4 srae iui various assortment ofc4kfs f5os.-
inns. 'ksye-. anil other 'dongs," q ehiel We
seew not lhe propcr appe'ihion ieAehei our
s4telun teg days since, ror which The 'ais DO
l.o Is, cur hsUty thanks. ana she aud her
.t,4otser Aaig cur lcst wishes tof HE future
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Troy Daily Tines.
EIeecalh toiune.

ne aAFt
TteTHUt Nsffh Fi8f sae f
s,a gestf ~ a at \ eesa 8s8
eH $40 sftle agst
50 assts5 epsetfsfs ti tHssfes
sa g II als gssss.l {iataa ef iae ifaa. as{.
af a. a4t eat aa3 aiH--isaa a.at 4u8
ae,iqaae Us Hasa.eet aiacs istt lte
aaaus 8,i. auaefs8 tn ss
IS Itg ss e fass.ea fa aA,-8
seeU
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la1. lass h cs Is. ae1. s.as
st4tf laf.ssr. & stfsef. ft.lY t5s 81. HB.a
i, 8eit y beaIe ufh Al q iew W0rg. IS
shsese ta tIae tass.s.i., asa aiHs 1G tl4s ara-
S g.4s ast "a -; Il i}s.e
lBi4aait4 carHsE
isfhc LEtNbBtsL bEp A.4NAN8 81 this as.
Eei. eus f4.st .s teon i.of - alaa - g4iuer,i.t
e ,st fsf 54l Jse4ss.aas, e',lurtfe essays
sua gHt8t - ea.aet..s u.s.at agt fl5g tp. tt fl-
as fttaa Aa.4lae. s. 81 sta-c i.ii,lly. toss. s..
H4a.am4st.es ttsts,f5f ts.i e-l % lg e0mHse-
EfaIet s.iai8tsa q. ia, dose 4a ne correct. q
atue4, a. rlra ,hr fa3ps.lf ia.a.j 5. Interested.
s titaat .kus .,i,,tsIt asshsut F. l.t.at} organ.
gtres .il,.s ii..et4.l. g any sisl8r 81
l.st5ei tn cat,a.t lqIti.3.,. ae lt4tr supported
&c Platform. r ~ gs5ab8s rs Pafv e., Tie IA
a..H Sra ,lu r.e-,el q. ..a Il. 1e.Jase we stW ~
thasg ,sls4t SIC issescl ta le ie lest suH5 iaaeul
= ifae laas.rs.i, psaai es. e.I.s. sfHt s. lA lie
shssa-rr ofo4F gsyuia. 81 Ms.3t4,ls4s. AID uifh
ti,r .ft, h.t.sr tti a.. ID tat.f'.eufc. Al
ttfs.8,e t.. gefs.es,. 4, ,.s...j,es ,ieri.ht h
,l...,.s. &, H., rfl,. .,,terf a ,se have luHe
ana sh,, continue fo .lo. al ,.ss alaly Party 81
+. 81 .fr. ,.f,..., 81, -t-.,.e..fti,t b. gaa.e
e lstisafFei. rs Introduce e.fyl tiaa au8
f.lt..,....e itt. ~. Enumeration, n ittirs
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Wv Y0Rk MARKET.


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Ofs-i0a rs. HH sIIaSl5.
Bafi,s .-N Western lDal2ll pUlb Eisteu
l6A 21e Chess a 81,
ssgsf -CuJa-7. a So Porto Rso-si .
gtt.
gllse -g. aie ffLhttg. 20 -ie per
gallon.
Uaal Domestic Fleece 30 a 5Ss, Pullel
-t5A soc Dressed tlst.i5 ac
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Louisville, Iap. !
Tie bridge over Green River nHl bc
completed la-m0ffow.
ca. y lo q ia. made several iHegc-
ual attempt. 10 draw Zo.iigoa.r nom his
Soaerset entertainments.
Baltimore. .hh. I.
A dispatch lnel Jioa Peusacali, dated
Jan. l.,, says Fod Pickeas opencl lrs
yesterday. bot llip ire va. nas renewed
to-day
Tia, Char.esioa Mareay la. dispaleb
stating iLai lafer iore q ieierd- !md
aaud, j olt The NetiIi Edi-'o, and tl,e sri1.
ire II Ralnaa ,eelh.n Ne. (. III lbe
Clafl,stou ai,d Savannah lladho,d. Six-
ten war vessel, are reported Al shp i.l-
aad.
4 destructive Grahal occurred nj Iiith-
mond, burning lhe d,age and other ,alu-
ahle buidngA
4 New Orleans dspaic, 81 The 29h
says ihat t.r powder mill opposite lhc cily
exploited b-, might Supposed work u
aa iueeadlary.
columbia. S. G., Jsa. [.
All the Yankee prisoner. from ChaJle-.
ton. including Col, Coecorm arrived Lc5e
>bis r. 81. lp = .petal train. 'Iiey " ~
n,cI st tie a,l,ot by rebel guards 81 ibis
riiy ard conducted 10 jil
Wa.l'as.on. Jan. 4.
Tic defamation If G,r exn,dfln a.
t..n Es,e.,l. r.,p,,ne s. rarh 1 ,p,s,r.
- As va. ilat IL Gen. sbtuaaus before
il VA. known tia, i lauli had been q.
3ee'ed a Pou Royal
'ihc aseai o. tie Go'cffmcat Who 81.
rr,a,tu'l,d Tie removal q! Aessrs Mason
and Sid'li from faI Warren iaihe Brit
',h gun io.a Riualdo returned lllis mora-
ig. No mpc's WrrcrNchaHgei between
il.e agent and Tie English commander %
coa'tleetbn with ihr ae.ivrly aud reception
% the !, 6ci commissioners.
The Time, dr,lstch sass lie Commits
.er on Way. a,d Means viii rrpori and
a.k tLe immediate passage on Mo8d.u Of
bin TO authorize the Issue Of 4 hundred
millions 81 demand treasury no.cs tcepix.
ALL. Tar IN r,,l,l,e and nri,,f,. Ie,.s ,,r,l
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78FASCuE5TER WATER CURE.

DR., spR8CUE wosid respectfully Iaso.a. We
iahsbiuaa of Manchester ana vicinity, Me as
suffering g5n Cusaslg pigEAsriaaay fsm, th4i
&c Intends 10 lyc2 bis WArla cvIa oscu dag,ar
HE whites er thc treatment u patients, Tae
ha.biug goosas ere FURNISHED uith loves. ana al
ways parm. col. Heqttel Is favorable 6rR
sgeady recovery "a nary diseases which depend
Oh relaxel state q The nervous System and Mus
sular iilrcs, almost an Female complaints come
under DDS head, and cures are Effected ms short
er tiae 10 cold than IN warm weather. Ladies
suffering from disease peculiar q their scS are in-
,itcl 70 come eri io cured Without the ase e
Instruments, suPaor els, Caustc 81 Drgg Acji-
cine ofauy la1
MoTnra.. Tex Jour pe4kiy children, who
aie completing a PAIN in their sides and back,
and see i l9y haa gct curvature 81 The spine;
and ifsa, know ih,t hey can 10 cured and made
sm'sA h TO Manchester Natcr-Cure
RurrH I,Q ana NGUE6LIGA Immediately dis-
appear IS iEs npl1ltion of tho WARu ELEcrpo.
Cr4mcu B17a, thcu WY &c confined 70 the
house ald hcj all winter and suffer such sfcral-
aiiag ga.g, when 80 pleasant reneiy is within
your reach
All kinds u Chroois disease alc treliodas SUE
cessfully IN Goia 10 70 Warm vea,heratthis Cure.
Dr. apuAGrs VII examine and giyc lis opin-
iouin ailcsgs q chronic disease that may call up
On him fir three months from TIE frst II NOyem-
Ter 1851, Ftee af Charge. Many who arc una
lie to pay the expense Of an attending physician
can avail thcmselyes ofthis chaneouud cure them-
selves at home.
PliieHts will be visited and ircs.el At thsirrss-
idgnee-, e required, On reasonable tcrias.
Ali letters Of inquiry o. descriptive Of cnses
viii &c strictly confidential, and chcerfaly an
sgcred. h. b. SPRAGUE, 81. D..
MAscnlsrER. VI
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Dr., Il, Button,
ID L n fl $ It
Office at Thayer's Hotel,
FACTORY POINT, VERMONT.
NnrCE

" = u -
qHE NEXT ANNUAL Mc.tmg q he Bsnpinr-
tua ulmly Agricultural S.eety wui he hesd
"a 'shayei's inu. iactory Dot, 90 Wei
nc, Day, tle l5,a Day 81 January, II 10 O'clock
a "
4, .til meeting the 0lE.sr, Il the Seeiey for
tie ENSUING sea, e,a lee.reicL Premiums on
Eiru and tir.i Cfeis Wli be awarded. aad all
stlict Necessary husues, transacted.
4 gruci1l aegul,nae Is requested,
2a1G ) o. ii1LLiSlER, Secretary.
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.URR & BURTON SEMINARY.

1URR s BURTON SEMINARY.
ID
THE WINTER TERN u Isis Institution viii
commence WEDNESDAY p. ~, December ! !,
Z. tinue thirteen weeks
NV. J. D. WICgHAM. Principal
REv SJL0N ALBEE, Teacher of Laiin and
Greek
GEORGE RICHARDSON. Teacher Il Mathe-
mtieal aud English branches
French, Drawing and Music FL &c taught ~
lgly efeNpciience.
Pupils Of both sexes can he accommodated with
raonis aHa board at The srniearF. The Ptinci-
PSI ana lis family, with Tie seFcral teachers in
both departments, constitute witii these Que FAM
It's. and are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information q to terms,
Sc. address tie Principal
Manchester, Nov 30, 1861
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LLMuLL mANLEY S EsTATE.

LEMUEb IIAWLEY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. holden Il, NhueIes-
ter, III and fr said District, on the Gth day of
january. \. D, 1867.
Present, Hon, n X. FoEier. Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
Lemuel Hawley.
late Of Arlington, ia said district, deceased, ap-
pIied 10 render d final accogHt of lis adiaia.siil-
ton
Nbereapon Il was ordered thai said account te
audited az Probate Court, 70 be haliea ~ tie
Probate Office. III said Manchester, On the last
"Wednesday q Jan is 2 aHd thuail persons ln-
terested iu said Estate, be notified Thereof by pub
lsbing j cory ii tile record II tlsis order three
weeks successfully ia the Manchester journal.
printed 1t Manchester, which slail he deemed
saiaeIeui nutirc ta al persons TO appear aud con-
test said Application, IL lhey see cause.
Il K. FOWLER, Judge
A true Gerry Il rcshta.
20 Attest, IL L. MINER, Register
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ESTANrED IMMEDIATELY
100 Able Bodied Hen
FOR ITG
&ula Bs-h Il i.1.a, il. at,r
RAY AND SUBSISTENCE co4nrNcrsrao

FAY AND SUBSISTENCE C03HENCTs FH0H
THE DAY or ENLISTMENT.
The pay is 20 per month "a ftll crm Of ser
vice, aud expenses paid, besle' 0ae Hundred
Dollars ia cash fiom che General Government
when hJnoraIiy discharged
A GOOD DRUMMER is WaETED.
Petssus under twentr-oue ycors g age cannot
enlist withou written ccusv9; u th.ir parent.
master ur guardian,
For further paoteulars inquire n ne AZ my &c
fee Ii this place
CHARLES c. Rr6GLTs.
Recruiting Officer.
Pouliuey, Nov. e, 1sGl--l8
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Simeon Rising,

late 81 Rapcit, ia laid pi.trg,, deceased, p lied
70 ht,e the litnc 'llu&ed CIR paying ihe dcOs and
settling sild Estate exteulcd one year
Nhettuppa i wss erle-ed lel SAID instrument
hr provfu Il a Prubie Court, 10 lie holden ~ The
PROBATE )ihee. Ia sid Manchester 90 t1p laet
Vein iay fJanuary. lsb2,aui ttai az persons
interested 10 ssid i.-laic benatfsl ihcfeafhy pulls
ii,l8Hs copy of tile tccetd 81 tlls order three
Nreks ,usa..iseiy il the Manchester Jouua,,
prHiei a Manchester, aiieh shall he decucd
Sufficient aotee IL 80 persons IL appear aad con.
test said application, j. they zee cause
u. X. FOWLER, Judge.
true cory n record.
80 Attest, u. L. MINER. Register.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

A true cory efrcemd.
20 Attest, H. T. MINER, Register.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28
The Nrsrrsr-liau-. Pine.

Tho Mcc,fehpum = to pipes wha. the diaur nd
is 10 prv,iJus stones No other material is
~ easily wrought INTO beautiful forms, and
nothing takes such glowilg rich colors by
1sc, while ~ tho same time its porsusnesa
nbsorbs m'1h Of tho essential oil, and thus
rerders the ,upko lcss haruful Meersch-
am, IA tho name signifies, ia 40. foam or
kes-kill, TO use tho Tartar tenn for it, IL
In 'eurd in vnrious parts N Afh Minor. Tho
principal Ingredients are a sihCia, mal,nosia.
carhonc aoIl and water IL is und chiefly in
veins ard igm9s among s,rpsneins rocks In
ls ratural state IL turu,s Il l6ther like soap. and
is uisd in washing linen by tho Tartars. The
Iul.1 ttbrcate II in the aane Taanuer ~ pit
tor's chy il m-ae the pipo Ia then boiled In
tslloy or wax. The Germans hove carried tho
meet 'chaum DiI e. to l,tost nicety. Some va
tietios Of superb dos,'u, ;Rountsi in pr, cious
metals and Jewo.h1, have Jeen valued as high
Aa - 600