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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04
psas-CoMrLlYExrARY.-Cu the occasion


Use. n. y. CAnR, Post SutgFpu, Grafton, va.
ST-ThC General commanding is in re.
cciPt of your communication of the LIST in
slant, rendering your resignation as Sur
geOn OF the Post Hospital at Grafton. Va.
Your resignation is accepted to take eff
feet December 18th, 1861.
The General Commanding directs me to
say to you that in scvering your official
connection with the army, nc has the honor
To command, you bear with YOU in what
ever sphere OF life you may be cast. his
kindesi remembronces rOrthe services rem
dered 10y you in the ardunus and response
bic post OF Surgeon to the army.
Aud for the personal attention paid him
dnring his proIractcd suffering from the
effects of his wound, he desires me TO cx-
press To you his warmcSt gratitude
His intercourse with you, both official
and personal has been of the most agree
able and satisfactory character; and he
feels assured that whatever course of life
you may adopt, you will acquit yourself
with credi. to yCVrselrand satisfaction to
Your friends.
The General trusts that though his of.
fetal connection with Won is at an end he
may still have the pleasure of a long and
pleasant social intercourse.
After again assuring you Of his regards
and interest for your welfare,
Remains respectfully your ob't sc'vt.
Benz. +. HAWKS, y. a. G.
By order, Brig. Gen. KELLEY.
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NEw York, Jan. 3.-Thc steamer Asia
VIII be up about noon. Her advices have
0een anticipated by the dispatches from
The U. 5. steam transport CaInwbn and
toanoke have arrived from Port ROYAL
Win ,Ii yates to the morning of the Both ult.
The U. S. sIoop-of-war Cumbcrland wa :
passed on the Isl inst. in lat. Sc, lone. "a
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Dividend.
PEoPLE's BANK, Jan. 1, 1852
The Directors of this Bank have this day declared
dividend Ut per cent on the capital stock. OF
the profits " the last six months, payable 10 the
jHnS J. II. DtcKEy. Cashier.
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CITIzESS' DEPOSIT BANK. Jan. lsi, ls02.
Tile Directors Of this Hank have this day declared
adiTidend Of per cent. the capital Stock, out OF
the profits Of tile last six months, payable on de
mand. tjAn3l JOHN Il. MILLER, Cashier
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NEw YoRE, Jan. 3.-Lelters from Port
Royal to the &Oth ult. state that Commo.
dore Dupont is preparing for new naval
demonstration. The gunboats are com
cemtrnting there, and large number of
sailors are Practicing with launches on the
work Of landing troops.
About ten thousand soldiers could be
spared from Hilton Head, in addition to
Ten. stevens brigade, to operate against
Savannah Charleston, or the rebel force nj
Ccosnwnchie. Tho latter is most iil,oTv
the point to be attacked.
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MARRIEn

=, On THURSDAY, 24ih Dec, 1861, by the Rev. David
lIeTVey, Mr. HEGoEsE Ross. of West Liberty. mi"
County County "a, 10 Miss EMMA YARXALI, Of the same
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EES- Tue NEGGEH.-rhc members of the
House Of Delegates accidentally hit upon
the Niger yesterday, and somewhat
lengthy discussion cnsued. There has
been studious effort made to keep Sam.
bO out OF the House, and the members
have succeeded pretty well, but lie will
creep in occasionally. He got in yesterday
through the door which was necessarily
left Opca for him in the consideration of
the bill "ppropria.ing $4,000 to dcfray the
expenses of the Constitutional Convention.
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IrenWith's periodical store, occupving
part OF the basement, was completely
burned out. the FIRE probably originating
there. Towards Express Oilicc. ON lie
Che5nut street front of the building, was
mnch burnt and most of the express mat
ter damaged by water or fire. The buiI6-
ing is not seriously injured.
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Photographs ARBIgtIgss, &c
PARTRIDGE
No. IIsll MATWI sT0l,gn

NOs IIs75 MAIN STREET,
III AHlNG PURCHASED A LOT or oAsEs az,
FLAMES at PANIC PRICES, pr0r1SsS 10 an
mem %ith pictures At prees 70 astoriah lie TiT
Sot1e 10, Ladies' and GePtlsmCn, while the pslort
men ,IIse,S.mpiste and ly6urSelTos Of the
80 IA no .&lNS ever offered In Wheeling.
aue IN the best manner. variety Of IcEetS Sn3
ttns at adisGount Also, a large and beTutif1I ~
sottHneht oi dilt Frames, cheap. iau3
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E3"MoRE PnrsoNERs.-Fiye of the Piatt
Zouaves arrived yesterday on the steamer
Zen franklin, having in charge some riue
or ten rather scnly looking prisoners, cap
tHreI recently in CabeIl county. They are
said To be the worst kind of Bushwhackcrs.
One old fellow whom the boys call "Claw-
hammer, and lie looks more like a claw
hammer than any thing else, is said to have
been particularly prominent as guerilla.
The prisoners were placed in the Athe-
neum.
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Buy IOaF UhrIstmas Goods TOlaI
TYheeling WhoIesnIe q lte1aIl
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

THE undersigned may be found Mt 4 o
.S--ls Main Street, where we are extensively
IN manufacturing the latest and best STYLES
anu Quality Of Ladlet, Misses, Childrens lIoys and
geatleTlsIs no Expressly AlATfed to the tastes
surrounding country, which we offer at wh0iesaie
ana retail at prices which cannot fail to please the
We invite the trade, and the public, to call aud
examining our g,hods. While we gratefully remember
past AV0fs, which have already far exceeded our
most s1nSuino expectations, we hope in the IutuT
20 merit continuance and TO share large Increase
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
phTtnent. with experienced and accommodated me.
chnnics, we are prepared To manufacture stylSs and
sizes 70 order for the trade and public.
nOv23 JAS. W. pILLSDIJRY Z "a
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PHlLADELMmA, Jan. "A fire com.
menced at 2 o'clock this morning in lin,
basement beneath the American Telegram
office, but fortunately did not extend 10 the
upper portion of the building in which the
instruments are located, and telegraDhic
communication with the rest of the world
remains uDimDoirrI
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INsTALLATIoN sERYIcE.

pEy. D. ". FISHER will be Installed as Pastor
IL of the lst Presbyterian Church, ON gabI,aii,
evening, January 9TH, lsG2, al o'clock
Opening Sermon, by the Rev DIR. Weed.
CllaTEs To the Pastor, by the Rev. II. " Dodge
Charge 10 the People, Rev. DR.. BrOnsOn Of Wash.
instnn
Morning service by Rev. DR.. bronson, at lGl<.
The public respectfully invited ianI-ltE
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DE. q. PRInE SMITn

HAVING returne.i ana nsrmar.,tI,. I5.o,.,
IL Wheeling. again ieisrS m Srofiie...i
vices 70 the AFFLICTED, si 1850 Dr. 3. 6ss bean en-
t'is ~ 1n extensive PTetIce Ia the Meat and has
Itilts added laEgalY to hiAifnoTlel,s oiI,,t ~. -
the eStTcniy the dllefSnt Se5,iS 3;
he neTeEthHia IN the spirit q tue Fle.
III she experience and teaehings OF ali,
Especial attention will be bestowed hy DR.. Smith
E ,u " utsSsses 81 women and children. and ali
ION 10 us iorner friends DIR. s. extends cordial iuyita
tS 20 renew the acquaintance, aud trusts Ly lila
sphere OF usefulness - s''s''S GUAR Se us
Wheeling. - EA"'n 'I rect, N SI,
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CHARTER ELECTTON.

4 dASe
No. CITY sERGEANT.-Msssr
I y; t:DITOEs.-Pleslse announce JAMES II
McMECitEN candidate for City Sergeant, nj m.
next Charter Election He Is known to he SOUND
0G ssa man. aud well qualified I3F !R% SES
No. CITY CLERK,-Mpssps. yD,ToR,.
49, beg leave to announce myself as a Union
candidate for the Office Of City Clerk at the next
Charter Election tdee25sI SAMUEL p. HALL.
TeSTs.. FOR CITY CLERK.-MEssRs,
100 EbIToRs-I would respectfully announce
myself Union candidate for reelection to the ofiSe
| Of city Clerk, at the next Charter Election
9eS2O' JACOB BURKLE.
EF16s. STREET COMMISSIONER,
49, respectfully offer myself as the Union
CANDIDATE for reelection Ia THE Office OF Street Com.
deois" HENRY SHARP.
NfGSTS CITY Mt EssRs
49, EETTORS.-I beg leave to announce myself
candidate for reelection 10 the olice Of civ Ser
Ee1nt, at TIA" next Charter Election, and If elected
wil "ndtaVor TO discharge the duties of the office
,lselSt SMITH MCDONALD.
HCGS CITY SERGEANT MEssRs
eanS,. far IN, ,lo Of 0ls s,I myself as UNION
suing Charter Electi0n. II elected will endeav0r
10 perform the duties Of the office faithfully and to
,leclss HENRY CONANT
49,. FOR CITY SERGEANT.--
h5tS-SsA MEssRs. EnIroRs.-YOu viii pIease an
noMnCe Capt: GEO. W. ROBINSON as the Uninn can
uilAte IOr CITY Sergeant, at the coming Charter
election, AMI Oblge tile tTue
.lecl5s rRIESps or ruE Uxrox.
No. CITY TREASURER.-Mrs
49, EDISpRs--I respectfully nnn1unca mYscIi
candidate for reelection to the office nF CITY Tras
urcr, Mt tho next Charter Election IT elected nv
official duties will be discharged, heretofore it
inlly AMI honestly. am now, as have ALWAYS
been. SINCERE UNION NAN
deco R.w. HARDING.
No., CITY SERGEANT.-EprToR oy
49, InE ISrELLI0ENcER: Please announce Ut,r
worthy tel'W-citiEen, JOHN BISHOP as The Union
candidate far the Office OF City Sergeant at the en-
suing Charter Election by doing you will OIIIge
the ever true Glcr:is1 u. G.
yhE1e CITY SEASUREIs,-NEssps.
w. EnITORs.-PleAse announce tho naIno Of
JAS. MCCONNELL, Esq, the Union candidate for
cary TREASURER. by request Of
HsG@ MANY VOTERS.
ElfaIST=,S UP'T OF WAITER WORKS.
w. MEssRs. EDIToRs.--I offer myself as a
Union Candidate for election to the oiicc Of S,l.
pertntsndent OF the Water Works.
hot50 WILLIAM DULTY.
HfEDSU Ie'T OF tVATETE WORK =.
MEssRs. EDTTORsy-PIcAse present to the
voters Of thiS city the nhnC Of HIRAM JONES III
The second WnI, rs the Union candidate for the office
Of Superintendent VI Water Works, At the coming
City Election and Oblye
Hug3Ss MANY VoTPRS
Lstants Zetung copy and charge this Office. /
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49, FOR CITY SERGEANT,--
49, MEssHs. EDITORs.-Hou will please an
noHnce Capt. no. W. ROBINSON rs the Uui0m car.
did1te for City Sergeant, at the coming Charter
election and Oblige the truo
decl1e PRIEyDs or TJ1r TTNIOy
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TAET@ CITY SERGEANT,--s TrssRs
49, EDITORS Il offer myself as n UNTOS
candidate for the Office of City Sergeant, At the on.
suing Charter Election. If elected will endeav0r
TO perform the duties Of the office faithfully and 10
the best Of my ability. as heretofore.
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Diaries for 1862.

JUST RECEIVED, fine lot Of Diaries for 1862
- fp sale Cheapby JOS. GRAVES,
declu No. 20 Monroe st.
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No., CITY TREASUREN,-MrS
49, EDI.oRs.-I respectfully nnnounca mVscII
canidAta for reelection to the office at CITY Treas
uTer, at tho next Charter Election. IT eleGteiI my
official duties will be discharged, as heretofore fit
inlly AMI honestly. am now, as l have ALWAYS
been, SINCERE UNION MAN.
deco II w HANNA
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NO. CITY SERGEANT.-MEss Rs.
49, EEEToEs-T beg leave to announce myseIi
candidate for reelection To the once of City Ser
Hc3nt at ia" next Charter Election, and IL elected
viii "ndsaV0r to discharge the duties OF the oiice
{" the hest OF my abilities.
,leeIst SMITH MCDONALD.
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HfesSTs FOR CITY CLERK.-NEssps
49, EnIEoRs.-I would respectfully ANNOUNCE
myself Union candidate for reelection 10 the nic,
oI City Clerk, at the next Charter Election.
deS2OS JACOB HIJRKTR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-29

BITTER REGRETs.-Among the correspon-
dence recently found on board Of captured
rebel vessel was letter from prominent cit
izen of a southern state to his wife, who Is
soiourrinc at distance from home. The
writer of the letter had just returned from
visit of week or two at Richmond, and was
writing to his wife what he saw there. The
bitterness with which he condemns the rebel
lion and bewai!s the misery and desolation of
his once happy and prosperous section of the
Union is poured out with all the fervor of
sincerity, and We doubt net that he expresses
the feelings and hopes of thousands Of others
who like him, dare not speak openly. The
letter is dated the 30th ultmo. He says -
This accursed attempt Of one section to
set up an independent government must,
sooner, or later, fail, and fail ANONYMOUSLY.
! am bound in duty to share in the burdens,
and to do what | may to alleviate the suffer
ings which the attempt has brought upon
those among whom was born, but will not
take an office in 1.-THE highest would be no
inducement-nor will share in the terrible
responsibility. No words can depict the
horrors which witnessed both at Richmond
and upon my journey there and back. The
deaths then occurring at Richmond we're full
ly equal to on hundred and fifty day. More
than seventeen thousand sick and wounded
are now in Richmond hospitals. The recent
seeming success of our arms will only serve
to accelerate the downfall of our short-lived
confeGeracy."
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AN INGENIOUS INvENTIoN.--On the even
ing Of August 18th, we were favored with a
call from MIR. A. +. French of franklin, Vt.
who was on his way to exhibit to Gov. Hol-
brook and the State Officials an invention OF
his which he called Sworded-baU. The
body of this ball is Of conical :orm-the lar
gest end having leaden belt around it SINH
lar to the one around the English and Belg-
um riAed cannon ball. Lead is used as being
the only metal that is sensitive to the groove
in the cannon. The swords are so fastened
to the ball that when driven home the blades
shut up, and when the ball issues from the
lannon's mouth the rotary motion of the
ball opens them as water flies from the grind
stone when in rapid motion. Tile suords can
be nude from one 10 tour feet tong.
For this deadly invention, We understand
MIR. French has been offered by some cum
ming southron from the rebel States, seven
thousand dollars which tempting offer Mr..
French was too loyal to accept-preferring
that the Government should have the advan-
tage of so fatal missile as the "sworded ball. :"
So. AlJanS Messenger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-29

OUR TEErH.-They decay. Hence un-
seemly mouths bad breath, imperfect masti-
cation Every body regrets it. What is the
cause Il reply, want of cleanliness. A
clean tooth never decays. The mouth is a
warm PLACES degrees. Particles of meat
betW cen the teeth soon decompose. Gums
and teeth must suffer-
Perfect cleanliness will preserve the teeth
to old age. How shall! it be secured Use
quill pick, and rinse the mouth after ca,
ing. Brush and CASTLE soap every morning
the brush with simple water on going to bed.
Bestow this triaing care W on your precious
teeth and you will keep them and ruin the
dentists. Neglect it and you will be sorr,
all your.lives. Children forget watch them.
The first teeth determine the character of the
second set give them equal care.
Sugar, acids, saleratus and hot things are
nothing compared with food decomposing be-
tween the teeth. decentralization may loos-
en- the teeth, long use may wear them out,
but keep them clean and they will never de-
cay. This advice is worth more than thou.
sands of dollars to every boy and girl.-Dr.
LewiS IN Independent.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
important to Listers, and Some Others

By orders received from the war depart
ment. Surgeon Gen Smith is directed to in
struct surgeons to examine persons claiming
exemption with reference to their ability to
fight and do other duty, and that under this
order persons claiming exemption on account
of various disorders will stand but poor
chance. Surgeons will be at once selected
for the various counties, and sworn 10 per
form their duty without fear or favor. no
certificates of physicians or affldavits OF ois'
ease by persons afflicted vii! be regarded by
examining surgeons.
The following order from Gen Washburn
tells its own story:
STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJT d INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
Woodstock, Aug II, 1862.
Representations having been made, tina,
physicians are giving certificates Of disability
very generally, in some towns, and in many
cases to men apparently able-bodied, and who
can perform all ordinary labor, and that there
by Listers are greatly embarrassed in the
performance of their duty, it is deemed prop
er to issue the following additional instruc
tons Tor the guidance of Listers:
/. Listers are not obliged to omit the
name of man from the roll merely because
he has certificate from two physicians. Tht
Listers are made the judges, whether, or not
a man is able bodied and disability, if claim
ed, must be proved to their satisfaction.
2. 1.-THE disability claimed is the result o
some latent disease, not open to observation
the Listers should in no case omit the nam.
of the man, unless he produces to them hi
own affidavit and the certificate of two ply
sicans, as required by the original instruc
tons issued to Listers from tits office, datel
Aug II, 1862. Nor are they allowed ever
such affidavit and certificate donot satisfy TIT
Judgment of the Listers, that the man is no
able-bodied. In such case, it is their duty t,
enrol the man and if the man should b.
drafted, the final Inspection by the Brigade
Surgeon will determine, whether he is, or i
not, in fact, able-bodied. In all cases of rea
doubt, the Listers should enrol the man, fol
if they omit him wrongfully, the error Cal no
be corrected; but ifhls name appears wrong
fully upon the roll, the error can be corrected
by the final medical inspection.
3. Listers are solely responsible for tn
correctness of the roll ; and they cannot re
lieve themselves from that responsibility, b.
relying upon the judgment of any other per
sons, against their own better judi ment AM
they are expected and required to perform
that duty without fear or favor, having solel!
in view their duty to their country and to al
the other citizens of the town.
BY order Of the Governor,
lee. PETER L. WAsHBURN,
Adj't X ms. General.
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HAST HAVEN LAND SALE

lie lion-f, Siier1- iroF'r;orer> and land OWE,
'ri -i-. ',Ns. cd Ia tiaaCa- ia ti.c County al r
SIS s.'a.i Safe + Neil4ont. a-c h,rciy mon.
ma ;.ir taxes a--,>sol by aid town ni;h=Y =.
.z~ s>r l.r' t;lis DIT remain III ,.aa,
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THOMAS Il. FARiEE. $40.
hlI LIAM Isl EBAAHt

H'oTIo E ,-..iiis -: han, t:i.s Gag
= IL ,ny >rn. CalHiI Jargi,l, h!s tine Z al.
me ic.a4.u,cr Df las minority. Slal ca
nrHc g.. is ,arrll-. ana shah par no debts
lass contracting after riIiS date
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CURIOUS EXPLOsION.-By an explosion of
an empty barrel in Centre street, New FORK,
Michael Traverse had his hand severely in
jured on Thursday. lie was passing bar
rel on the street while lighting his cigar and
threw tie match he had been using on it,
when the head blew out, and parts of it flew
to distance Of two hundred feet. The
sound was as if a building had blown up.
1t appears that the barrel had contained
benzine oil, which had been emptied and the
barrel placed in the sun. Gas had engender-
ed, forced its way through some crevice and
been ignited by the match, hence the explo-
sion. There is enough in the fact to serve as
a hint to those using benzine to look after
the barrels from which it has been emptied.
THE CARTEL.-The cartel agreed upon by
Gems Dix and Hill for the exchange of pri
soners provides that they are to be exchanged
man for man and officer for officer, and the
rate Of exchange for officers when privates are
returned is stated. Thus commander-in-
chief or an admiral IS rated at torty-six pri-
vate soldiers or seamcn. A lieutenant in the
army or masters mate in the navy is valued
at four men. Citizens are to be exchanged
for citizens. Prisoners of war are to be pa
rolled in ten days after their capture. The
surplus prisoners not exchanged are to do no
military service on either side, and the proyi-
sions of the cartel are to continue during the
war. This agreement has already been bro
ken by the rebels, by the incarceration of the
captured officers from Gen. Pope's army as
felons.
GLAD OF TIE ClIANcE.-The Editor of the
Saratoga RepuJltcan tells the following at his
own expense Yesterday, wishing, like others,
t. evince our patriotism, we informed the six
compositors in our Office that if they would
enlist We would pay them half wages while
they were gone to the wa. They replied
That is more than we have ever had be-
fore )" and the whole crowd have enlisted
THAT'S what's the matter"
ARRESTS FOR TREASON.-The Baltimore
american reports numerous arrests of disaf-
fected citizens in various parts of Maryland.
They are sent to Fort McHenry. Two men
were arrested at Canandagua, N.Y., on the
18th, for cutting down a flag staff bearing
the stars and stripes. One of them, William
Dillon, was postmaster under Pierce and
buchanan, and editor Of democratic paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-29

The critics and the public are right in predicting that
thS Will SuIpaSs in graphic narrative exciting interest
ana extensive popularity all other histories the War
tor the Union. Its theme will be the heroic daring pa
tient suffering and hair breadth escapes OF soldiers
and sailors. and its Incidents vii! form the theme
VersatiOn at innmerable rireSides for
VIII contain III addition 10 its stirring deta the philG-
sophlcal Analysis OF the Causes OF the War; by JOHN O
THROP MOTLEY, LII. author of THE Rise OF the Dutch
Republic, ETC. the dates Of all the important events
from the John Brown raid. and accurate and revised
account ot the principal battles, with engrayngs.
one third the proceeds Of all Subscriptions direct
to Us will be given for the Relief Disabled Soldiers
all persons who wish copy OF the work. and also to beli-
eil the soldiers should send their and address
once Also, any officer or private, or person in any
ton Of the country having knowledge of heroic
stirring incident will obige us by sending us
Booksellers, PoStmaSterS, and Canvassing Agents will
be furnished with Subscriptian Prospectus appica-
ton TO the Publishers.
ty 4 liberal commission giren to soldiers
desiring to act as agents in taking suJscrip-
tons.
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DEACHAM ACADEMY.

The Fall Term will begin Tuesday, Sept. 2.
The Principal is happy to announce that he
has secured the assistance of 6. D. Goodrich
a. m, an experienced teacher.
10 c. o. THOMPSON. Principal.
w A n T E D.
$50 good Harness Makers and Stitchers.
Good Wages and prompt pay.
BY WILKINSON & CUMMINGS.
Springfield, Mass. 7.9*