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st. 9uhnsburu 8usiness Directory

st. Bloomsbury 8usiness Directory
A. J. Will l. A X ID.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Agent ior the ". Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
T. VI. HOW ARD,
Dealer in
WATCHES, JEwELRY, BOOKS. STATIONERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Opposite Bank. Main street
GEO. N. BAR NEY.
DEALER IN BOOTS SHOES AND LEATHER.
k.iir't-e's Block Main Street
JOHN BACON, I'd. Il co.
DEALERS IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL.
s. } ,.,i>tUry Centre. VI.
J. ROSS,
ATTORNEY. CoINSEI.luR \ SOLICITOR.
D'-rr OK J.. J"weti'-
HORTON 4 HALLErT.
MERCHANT TAIInE> and I~trr> il. Gears Fur
ni'hia- 'i"'5-. Rt;'rnad >tT""I-
+. Il. GAGE, ARTIST,
At IT. JoHNSBCRY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Amhry,ype, NrI.in"tyr~> All i.t'--,, P.'t..TaIl-
Better an! chrapcr t:-ln elsewhere.
GEO. y. SHAW.
iNSl r 4 y &c GENT.
Office with ]. Ros.. J.wo,,,. En;is;no
GEO. +. MINER.
PAINTER. "Rh!EEg PAPER HANGER
SHOP 'pi'>iit Bin.nsm, Druc s'or..
GEORGE iI,DRICH.
VI. ,.,-,
I:,irs4d Srs. p. 49, : '''''
MISS F.. Ii. LANG,
MUiLNER X ,lm o.. the ,rTler Il Central .i sum.
=, >. '''...'-. ~ "'''-''' -
H'f'> aNDHH Iho-hf>oN.
lRtN fOt NDEE AND Ma !!iNi>T
40.
''''''''' ',''''''''' ''''''e' "''''''' street
{. L. Ii s.
DEALER N W,r,HFs JrwIrrN Srryrp ...r
F'''h' "ANf >F''1 JOBS 4 E%@sS 'A'>s'
nr,-. Opposite - "r',r. M.in >rr,rr.
Dea.sr In goor,. SHES. AND rwnREll.s
w. : f'''-''i''' ''"'''''ii N'i' street
D& SIFlS a. CnnE
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET
b"tIrr'> Building. Railroad Stree.
FILE MANrFACTrEEES sTE,u Mills
"pl1>t" Pa-,",,.rr Depot.
Mis-. T.. %,nAI
Hne'ss.ls ,spst5,r, nanny
p.Gr"-.;'' '.''.rlIi'I. ''t.-c".
DEALER IN pEI.ouns ,.YnrKtry u,pnu-,pr
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DtiltT-HAND. SWIVEL. SEED. and
l>do- hill rlon- and Cul,iva,ors cons.an,ly
on hand rv
LIKE BUZZELL. S. John>burv. VI.
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NOTICE.

VI, and 'ItVr 'aNHary 1t ls(-. NC vii >eli o1Ir
Goods d. reduced prices :or
CASH OK READY PAY ONLY
The system OF short credit, adopted D, Bo,,on
and New lork merchants, render this step ne.
c'S'ary We have No doubt but this change. will
commend Itself 10 all. and We hope to rsceivn
'he patronage Of our old customer, and all others
VINO wish 70 buy cheap and pay as they go
g. II. x J. NJ. WEEKS.
Lyndon, Jan. l, 1862 75,f
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SPRING MATTRASS.

Tn, Sprin. Bed costs, with Martrass bat q
'ritie than The common Spring Beds. without i
Maf;ra,S. witt. ten times the elasticity: and 70
spring. are 50 fastened that they cannot gct out
OF order. The opinion : justly prevalent thaj
feather beds are nO' healthy. There is u bed
which is not ontv soft. bat healthy. Read what
Dc A!lcott says Of this style OF ,priny bed in his
Home hook OF Health" page I3i.-"A> To-
feathers they seem wholly uadmis>aui-. na. no
cause they are soft. but fD. Other icas0I>-Nn!;..
SuFT>E>> would be a recommendation. j. j. IN
this account more than an. other. that prefer
rhc elastic wire bed lately come into fashion.
1t secures all the ad'an.ageS Of feathers withou.
their Disadvantages. Il allows the whole BODY -
have sting place aid not few paris merely
This bed can Dc bought Of the manufacturer AT
wholesale or tail.
OVER THE POST OFFICE,
s.. John>Dury, Vermont
.2l%2: J. L. CASINO.
y /, W : i Y |, T. :
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Fo. filing teeth with Gold. 20. cavity, 81 20 81
Tin 80 10 -
For cleaning -eeth. 10 "a l.jU
For extracting. -25
with ether, 01
y Il, Every operation shall give sNfir, sotis-
f'"''on. ar the work need not be taken from the
Office
y. J"linsjUry. Nov. L. 1860
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NEW BOOT x SHOE STORE

a" Su5S';- 'Fr. f'r,o r,v Foreman s,iril Bald
Win K Burpec. aes> l,.,s To Inform ~, t-i,,,5-
AID The public generally :har h.. i.a> ,,,.,,l -,
Store formerly occupied 5y Ms Mcdonald. ana
next door 90 f. Goiaa.n, uher,. ne ir,,.1,d, -
Manufacture aud
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Yfaal advertisements.
rON.NISSIONERS' Noyyrr

I'VE the -ai'>'r1i-er- t--i- appointed a, -. -
w t..rrtf,.r ih,- district al,-,i..lia Comm
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T.---,li> against ih- r-fafe 81 s,l.n S-.s- r..
81 81 Juhn-tiTT- la said di>ir al s.t.-s~.,l a.
$50 deceased .Aiitiici IA srt--1 rl..r-1,. a.,
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low 49, ~ ,T3c O'clock. each ,,l ~-'s "a
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

'Tiii. subscribers. isAH IA. sl,eir.a %. -
l; PI,iarr Count Sol 1le -ll~1-1Ci - a.-rI,e,.
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arc l;i- claims tl,- 5, ceased ilit,,d e.. CT;
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ell them ailiis L. aid U''iir l>>i's-r>. .sI
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ia, i .lliil- hpu-c SiaTi-~a n .-.a.lh T.
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lsan." bcvaj'yi HI, high decree,
Hut vowed THAI we'd led Sic would ne
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I d. kILBOURNE. ID. ID. S.
DENTAL ST RECON.

and CONSCIENTIOUS hGclltr' aHa nothing done o
advised except Tor ihe benefit OF the patient
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pRnD( CT CONMISSI0N NEECN,\TS
Li MOON HOUSE. i.,ndou. ~.

:. an =! M "N1.t. rU-rI>.
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GEO. +. NINE


DEALER N MATCHES. JEWILtl S!IvFg An
Pi.Ikn wAEE. >Ptrr,CLts. BookS >TaII,>gbh. ta>t
LO1DS, TpY-.
Ecp3irl' and II done With .ai.. T. r;,ir
GLaL.-lt.
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Geo. E. 4 Geo. ". CAMEO,

ATTORNEY AND NSELLuK AT IA
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rIacE> ARE A. ruLLou>.

a. '''.'l - fHiilF LEE. lfs "
''A iust'ri;t- The r-i.-. In i,tus-u,. i''
aIi'i.-. a,.'i - iriis'- wli De >-rt ry re
bury. VI. - niN~bAx. 81 } hn--
.tr
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81 votes his next competitor Gen. Taboa5a, having
only i6. Dr.. Alsina, President Of the Senate, for
msly ,rociaifned tbs result.
The new rulers were solfmn'y installed on Oft
% Enenos Ayres has thus become the resi- erce Of
The Ns,iousl augboIiii,s, az the former piovinca
depsr.uen aud Officers b,ia9 elevated to ,hs cas~-
to,r OF Fed.rl, AID The ncifoDo'i, placed undeg
the exclusive jurisdiction Of the President aud Con-
gress.
nc SsIadayd ihas speaks Of the present pEo5-
psits of be Republic:
Ell cf- Already tits oty i-e toe i1pol.S OF pnDc
ca. 5orce aud oar t. -u .IlI review y III cboN nov
r,.t,.ai md tnri6s ere III benefits derived from
cstita.i2s.iou. Orr ofeci, BOW sislds iDgn % tue
IonJo, Exchange new railways, btAs' goo hn' :
al ,aoke'.siu. nrp IN formation; io'einoo "i inmi-
grants arrive mont.y and ys, we want mole hsnds'
kVe az II race VIE ever Doiy and wish onrssises
Such j. she glowing ic,drs Of sna Afse' ne ls no
lie on tie ausii. ,cus .cty whoa Ir sidrnt 'ilire
suo ca he rains Of power. May oar prospects Dc
yr, more brilliant when nis term OF once shall nave
draw 20 d cioso 7! e
DDeuot Ay!os, oI o.. IL, ei-eied, ~ - foifsj y.
iilnuel SlHveirs. Governor ri TIA Proving. but,
rs Tho CITY C.. Bgsn)s Aylsa ~ under feoSEa' an
tuorty hI5 ~ irnciiOn "a roI ined 10 INC c0r1ty,
and 10 Is only a. "cxtIa.mnral 6JYsrhor. he
wss iostailea iho nrSt noy,
In Monirvidvo u lerts ccatss, tetWe-n sac aad
CharcA IL 4 ia on. Ihs - a1eid stys:
go aa1 .es., - uod ny DO luaciysl clergy OF
tbs emit ha5 boeu preasried 10 sLe Goverare-t
pr1'.i's tie ar "in'msnf OF nsW Ni'hi'
lie Grst kuaiule wag ih4t ~ TIE Ps,sdent Oi t'e
Dca4Hes Dr. ii srlIr Perez. curae 81 ST. frhrrisco
" a mse, ing vi cio,, n.en L.d i4he" place Al t'.'
gover,usrt liors4 10 which several o. shese c.
ressd their i l.ngs with much ~irmu', and orders
int been gwen in consequence, for err u-reo' nn'
ou.e. O.e "a tben, Df.z.ihn, a-s-d p",HoN
from the Gor srnuisnt. wnioh WIS nc-ded. 40
BAsqurs took refuge ia ITO French Consulate, and
alUthrr lia.isl az uis own.
"1le Pee. u lA.s c.iy Is full Of tie Church
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rGoll sOyru AlrugcA.

Eicc'ion ofo pre.4deur oftIp ~. en- .,e To
Pubiic ! sew HEfra-Isu4oi Co.cs1i,r
for -lueEos -}rr1- E'fa'gscs of fto Rr-
pHh!.e -- Confe.s 1,c.aeca esato and
CLnr,h Ia Nolte,idrc.
BY &c Aniynl Of ihs BARK Mar. anita a. THE por,
40 have received ragcn Of MONTE .daou up To Cc.o.
Der TO- Tho Weekty Staada,a Of nuaaos q yfos
8iyes ihe following accoun. ci ,la election OF Con.
siliro a. pissiden, ~ tile Argentine Republic,
On Sunday haI lj'h Oci.l tho scrn' ry OF votes fr
Tie Frcsidency took liseo at thu Serato-louse, IA
tiefrn,e 81 large muitSde, and ths electoral re-
tu'us oi III irosinces were pgHsiel, Clearance not
h4t ing ecu nany ist. The aryIcsale VI votes ,ns
l1J ana Geo. Nitro was rnifnMoully eicclei prt.i.
dehl OF wa Argentine Republic. for ice- Pc .doui
There were 10 les than nine caudida tos, but Don
Marcos PaA waa Teturnel BY W immopse majority,
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THE LAST DAY or CUR Locp5 PASSION B's
Aas W .tLt,H HAsSA. LID. nuo.. Pp. 80. Ros~r
Cater h afotn-.s.
The ucJ,ufs, related Of Jesus daring tho l's. dan
% is c by tue diaecent writer's Of the Gospels, "a
here pre.cuied iu detailed harmonious Iarr va
Intended 70 bring ont with vivid IT e., 10. oniy "a
slc,e.son # events, bar lie characters a1i fees1
Of the vagieu, actors ia the m,uentyCs scene. -
critical Or docirna discussions entered ioo The Psr
Il the writer; although be has not f-sd % pr'i-e'
SIC resuts of careful research IN Illustration u -
.ul jce,. lis whole treatment is Of rof sr nAiiSi
and appeals - lie sentiment of devotion 'ather Aai
90 tL1 saiisficuon Of curiosily. Many portions
lie volume e,hibit avi- orous eoquence. ano Pre-
sen, the Incidents which they describe With In rec
sivo lathos.
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NEW PUEAaCATEsss.

fOR,'9 o. RELIGIOUS so6Row cohfoAf' co.'s.
Ski. AsD ASPIRATION. l2mo. ~. "a. Sheldon
&Co
Rich us English poetry is IN themes OF the same
character o. those winch l01n the substance oi
tho presen. volume, the compiler mas brought To-
ge.hsr q varsity Of admirable pieces With which
few even Of tho widest readers are familiar, inter-
srcrcd with selections from faYorte authors,
whose plail.iyo melodies arc par. Of the com
raon sock Of devotional and pa.L.tic expression.
Some Of tAs NOES impressive poems 40 tue Volume
ere from Ito oid English masters, Milton, apeAsef
Vaughan, aud Herbert, while tie specimens from
modern writer's, Tenuyaon, Storing, Ma Brown
iug Bryant. Lorgitlow, Wht.is-, loco none Of
tAeir interest from tic grand aad veLsrJla com
pauy ia wa-s .hey are placed. TAo 1esiso Of the
volume Is quantity 81 .or.h in to !.les when
soiyc as an Introduction.
Fora ,yhos. life by bound, long wears,
In COLI oh.sruou tafile1 VIII Tears,
Nr1s. daily bread was al. wiiA s,ais:
Whom 'bc all-pleaaau, lghi of day
N0as % "a .esrse-io... os aisa4f,
Whore u.!s. ~ eep nisl &c. aiiay'
Wbo.e soul s.emeJ, b. an Nv 81 lo.,
FiAt. !u a Void ou. Z te'lj sp0'
Naeis ApFe c.lo .o., N-cts u va not;
Y,srow, through gracs, essays D. t.os.
y c. q, B.. U.r,I a. 81. lilt,
And souls out'.ve N G-rtT Of fasi.
For h.e-a.. al. many tr.eud,i vAo fad
Ffou g. o, holy, Scar, 90 %. d
NJ etle, except 20 p resignet:
WHO = i'o uruu .roas faibs o. ain,
M.c,iro, sJw -c..'s 80 Tioci ,Gs 30 IL
one day 10 trl.s back .n,ayea sgaiai
For an xho, battling ihrogeh lis life
In snruish s'es,ed with ovii fiic,
F4as underneath he uneudil, ile.
Dear, FOR The sorroyr- they endure,
Ard deer 20 pityiug God uos3 snre,
NSp askes bio own ~ al means pare.
The collection "a intended ~ Christmas Offer
nr and an prove welcome gIi; ia tie house.
h.lswhose festive cheer IS nius .,d vita toaSs Of
sogOw
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avn, ca,rVsrIs ulASs oS uFAssN do.e,i' N a
a. gn1npsl1 % p. i2no. ~ - b,l'-a' "'''-
Ii, ola Nov.i ofs; sle.don a %
4 collection OF poems On the joys sha o'o f''''''
NJ the future lie, compiled froma great '"i.'y
sources. including r,uslauous from 'us '}'''~
Lain. Russian, German, French, l'.i'@u' - '''',
AND Portuguese. Tho contents Of thi' 'o''I'o
probably be found IN gsea. measure uo" y ~,
merely English rcs ier. and viii prove ah H'"~'',
oo1 valuable addition 10 eslren. re- gOaa i'sf"'"'s
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CAMP AND ourPosr pay Fos ISyAsTRY p

CAMP AND OUTPOST Dt1Y FOR iNyANEh. y
Us.l.L HurrgAFsLp lu.ldirt.ttrefL N9.4r-ss"
USA lJuo. pp Ia li4 ,sl : 'olhe''
4 very impor aut branch OF military cn'y ishs~
in tots comprehensive manual. =" ne SAFETY o. =
army in sn enemys country" !; has been J'''q
s,.id, "ris,eriall, depends tie mnnusr IA "a'''
l4e outpos, duty IL performed. Tao ou'pos's' pres
eta ana advanced senlr.es are tbc Wa cndoss u V'
,r,v" In addition 10 q raas, Of valuable ini'fps
,ion ou Ibis siiieet, the volone com. -'s
orders far camp and usareb, extracts '''' '"' -
yi,ed re- ,r.an,ns o, the eFay, nice iof ho'''N
maxi,. Tor soldsrs, duties Of oihceFS aud vSIs''
Of ,opc. W. sh ire clearly and eone''siy sNpia'A'i
Tl, Yo,, = issaed uude, :he sanction Of ieV''a' ei'
da,,uisAed officers Of 'he uli'ea states sI'n''|
whom It /, fecoamended in lhe highest 'esais'
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Noses Rhetorical and AnecdcsaI, Rebc, and
nniioaai, 40 BE- Continued Eise Sorrows
CT a Railway Bi.nen-- Isebei HaIGs az
HnrfiuahnIx.


CT a Railway Bi.nen--K Geooi snIGs az
1zarfiEsbaTE.
Ceuea polds1ee VI Ids p. 2. Tdbgns.
BALTIMORE. Dec. II, 1902
SIartinsburg, 100 miles from Basimofe, l. the
Gv.d'ng station betweoa The hFst and sec,ld work.
,ue DIVISIONS Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Here the Conpsuy have always maintained oStcu-
ave msc1He-shOps sGd engine-houses for he F-ir
and shelter II thelr abundant and costly sud If iron
deeds, ard the glow Of anylIs has ever been .te
feature, aud tho clauk Of hammers the sound, nest
ganiusr 20 Ills - Ole Yirsiuay' yisgs, Which Lad
yawningiy settled itself 20 d KIP Van NiuAIe res',
when tie snorl sud scream oil ron hoIss startled
Il into stireiue life again.
IRON Harper. Ferry TO MaIiinsburg the irsinuat-
lnx, irspressiLe raii nrfs .s waJ by two noble
LT.dses-Ihe first stone ana timber viaduet Of 10
tee spen snd ~ Feet abnys the surface O. Oyequan
Creek the "Opequan" bT1gei ,0e seo,ud o.!
equally handsome ropOriOns crostts tho 1urc1rofa
Lreek. very near The town, on the east, yy tcn
npans OF ~ ieet each, VI timber fOn supported
BY TWO aJui neuts, aud eighteen stO4e columns IL
she Doric g'yie-tho piliar bridge.
'On the lst Of June, 1861. The Confederate Col.
Alien. Whole force hid been encamped opposite
Willlamsport, and near North Mountain, between
Che Potomac and The railroad marched by rail to
a@psrs Kerry, detailing the company Of Capt.
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THE sIEos OF RicH.OSD. Je.s c.

THE sIEGS OF RiCH.OSD. Jcas CoegE. lsna
ID. az. Cssrss W sLli
The military Operations Of Geu. -41Celan ds'ias
the months Of May and june, 1862 form tae suSes
oil the presen! yolnmo From his situation rs cT,s
sfonden. OF the Poiladel phia " Pre's," i5e "n;s
bad good opportunity ior obtaining Information %
Tie events wb,ch La describes, ana 10 pfoais u
haze tuned Liz advantages to o1ecteSs accent II
thc Preparation Of this work. Ii prsseats coni.S
nous nai rli.ye OF NO events on lae Pel.sa.I tas
the couitGelcsnent Of the campaign 10 JC,reai
Oxen dNessiled by gralAis sketches 4 t.. h u
forest. Toe view Which 1t -.yos OF SIC cOr.ss o
Gen. Mcclellan, although more favorable 'o,-s 10
result would seem To justly, l. 20. urge wilh N
spin, Il partisan, but 10 marked by prevailing LIZ
ness aud impatisliy.
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An abridged edition Of rATos' I've q A '"y :
Jackson. emitting nearly everything III 'a0 wy
document. episode, disqais.ioa, no'e' ol "E1 Is.
aod retaining the Biographical narrative a.,
NOR, interesting sketches. scenes' Sna sH'N''
iseued BY Macon Brosbers-
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uARPEWs MAGAZINE. po'sAash ,,...,,..a ,,7s
via shs preseu, humber ra'pers ','S'4..' :,
r,enee, tho Twenty sY.h voiuue, sod ~ sF',o
.s.sb a venerable re Tor sn American l''''D'-t
still r,jo'ces 70 nc eAnDersn' '''1'' ,i.,b.., o.,
prime. The coatsnts afe A. V-f 90 az -. n.
n. u4,q, AID amoag tss contributors we Oy'.' pos
mans, Of many hyoate wfiier1, las rs, Dp :, -,
Browne. y. J. I.ossing, Mise rbe'a0.'' l'' - -''
Miss Evans, Anthony Iloliope, Sh' "''''s'
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AgsvFRs 20 EvE9-BECUasIHG QUESTIONS FRos
1fE IEOILf. ny ASDK41 .4cAsCa DAY4A l--as
Pr AZ. A J. Davis 4 20.
q mu,ituae OF inquiries suggested in the velucis
Gus correspondence Of the auinOr daring the pss
three wear. are here answered in the ght Of rne a
called "ilarmo NAL Philosophy" The v-luns \
in. ndei 80 sequel 10 Dir. Davss previous work
eu.l ed The Pen,trsla, 10 which replies ~er
giyea TO questions pus by different invests ios, ba
were not intended to be fGal, or 70 meet eseJ
Necessity bat might arss ia ths course VI hunan er
perience. TIE author lays 10 claim 70 tie cosrac
tor Of an oracle, bat gives q faithful record Of ~
.mpres. ioi,s AZ .Bey occur. A. tue sano line ~
challenges the attention Of Ito thinking, pr1gge.i
i've pubs." u many new, curious, ANA ute', Sic,
tuths touching the great fcts OF future ex..S.es'
which aro set forth IN his volume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

AHgRIcAs WAToMs.-~ibe American Watch
Coqgary at W-ilhap, Masa.. IL no nan afaetlfing
100 watches ~ day, -rd yst caauOt supply srs de-
Aand. Nearly lcy peIlons ars employed "a tho fac
tory. Tic superiority OF their work is now beyond
question and universally ac..uov ledged they are
nos only very much cheaper than all imported
watches, whether Of English, French. Swiss
manufacture, but Trey ARE unsurpassed in besrty Of
workmanship, and beuer Us mere tiine-keepors than
watches very much higher in prico The success Of
tho Company il triumph Of American ssiD, iu-
genuity, aud perseverance,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

SE5PhR Ry MADAM tia CoUsvrss - GAArAmy T-ss
i.iet non 'ha flonch. ~ Many l.. boom i2sa, >,
~. IoOs-t Carer d osls.f.
Among the living female writer's Of the day, ths
Countess dc Gasparn has attained poi ioa hot ED
enyi bic in Us kind than That rujorei ~ puosoeh.
.aal lubcist by her distinguished husband sac
remarkable for her fne poetic ira, astion to GLOW
and feryos Of her religious feelings her ertiasiasia
love OF nature, and ber sympaihy with tue va.l,s
experience # common life. Around tie bome.ies
dstais sAe throws au atmosph OF delicata beauty
Her power OF exprsssiOa corresponds with et
yvacity Of her emotions. With raro ferLis n
illustration she invests her LvoIts themes with ,ls
symmetfy and radiance Of lie. Tier t,AssTares
simplicity Of ibought may strike son9 readers or
ce,..ys bu. j. ID always blended with jl-tneSs a
iso ug and u noble moral tone, which redeem
from extays, aace. La ia form aud oooring, bs
STYLE beifays IN orr ia decidedly Fronch; bu. i
oar led on an internal basis vi profound "a escs
audririeu.e experieEcs which give her wriuHgs
epsrscier o: universally. The pres'n5 vo.sns
witch consists of several taes aud sketches nGrEss
~ .ho ncye.4iiiug yIyaci.y Of lie author, has 5sal
manifested with great 81 ri. ard apparent accugasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18
Tbs rays Of light which come from the rsmo. \ ,,.

Tbs rays Of light which come from the rsmo,. ,;,,.
OF space are visise declaration Of unity. I,d'
pends on molecular vib~asons that Is to sav ~, -
ultimate constitution anu mode Of action Of n,,,.-
proving By ,he identity Of its principles o. lava.
essential Identity Of tie molecules O. ,,,,,..
heteorlc stones are specimens o. celestial hsIa.o.
ccsivpally sent 10 the earth from the hsavsts D..
tley exhibit tie same physical laws as the ,oei., :,
ihc earth, and afford new element or min, 4.
wbatsyer The noon REPEATS The p.euomena via
tho earth sexempii6ea. thus grayitarion, ug,,
nceortea and the earshs sn,ellle cousfire IA tss,
iog the unity Of law throuy ont the realms Of .,.o.
The earth, accordingly, though but en- eton. !, IN.
neo'ity, ID immensely itseli IL its yeAiors Of mn
The subjec. thus imrresagoy introduced ia t,e,,es
81 Poles or Dana with ggsa: cspiousnoss OF oe,sa
sna variety of illustration. lis YORK is DO les. %
marksble ior tie afluencs Of koowI.dzs with W. h
Il sbouncs, than tho lpcd and attractive ,pe,toS ].
NLich il % laced in orderly array before The aiex
While strictly adhenng to the ex.ctness and ry.,
oison Of scientific formulas, il addresses the ror1,
mind BY tie multiplicity Of facts which il dets s saa
tie beautiful exposi which it furnishes Of ~, ~
fyuiaas pbcGomona. Tie volume, we arr hapo, "a
cay 10 brought out IN style corresponding 70 u,
intrinsic exee'lsnce. A'uo.t every page dispays IL
appropriate pictorial .us,ra,ion. snl the typos .,ab
cal execution, ia general, Is OF he bis lest ortr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-02-20
RAckgSsAcK

vutgSrrrsiSa.-rhs nee. from the iiH.
srvut counties ]. cheering. N~issisirr,sn.,
svst rvaiy 10 answer 70 the call " their
country. are rapidly forming compauie. in
rvspcnse to the late proclamation NJ the
usveruur. The seven regiments called for
vii ts in the keld. doubtless. before the
18th u march. ss repaired Two ccmra.
ME. are organizing IN renso,oc, four in
DeScts, twc IN P~swela-cse w the gallant.
pssely eAitss u the Pamela Star. Col. ".
\. ward. AMI smother Nv Col. Thomas '.
wilscr. The var spirit is m again to r..
yer heat. the state V aroused. and M Ion.
ger does ssurer bind the men Of Missis.
sirpi. Thsv are ready - respond to III,
csll. and will ~ In fcr The var. even ,hoult
Il last Tor ten years. Let Ne see What nIs
LAFAYETTE viii DO to morrow - orferd ~
t~siltgxTcer.