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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-02-05

IHE OLDEST METHODIST PREACHERS ALIVE.
- he venerable Henry Smith, in letter to
.i .le Western Christian .adcocafe, says: "I have
t,,ought it little remarkable that the two
oIdest preachers on the itinerant list in Ameri-
"a perhaps in the world, should be found in
n,e ,;, bounds of the Baltimore Conference, and
w wing not ten miles apart. Brother Joshua
neIs is ninety-seven, and / am within a few
three.n
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-02-05

A locomotive on the Rochester and Syracuse
railroad has been adorned with the title, ssI
still lvc." This is more than many of the
passengers can say at the end of their journey.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-02-05

doctor went to bleed dandy, who lam
guidly exclaimed, ':Oh, doctor, you're good
butcher ~ To which the doctor rejoined,
'sOh, yes am used to sticking calves.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-02-05

rL Lotupid people may eat, but shouldn't talk.
daF ineF mouths will do we'll enough as banks Of
ueposit, but not of issue.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-02-05

A Corkonian, on being asked at breakfast
how he came by ssthat black eye," said he
&c slept on his ist.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-02-05

Fact-many a true word is spoken in jest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-02
h a. e.. HUPREMT c0URT.

= 49,
AEIT is h.s hsa3eu a, Assehsstrs. Ia ne
" C1anty q Bessss gree 90 tAs ssossd
Tassdsy nsst afsf 50 ssastA Tsss1sy =
sSssAry. lee
fusr g-fftsss fsufsse4 knixtts n suaser-
saaA n aa csnHsf u hsneseFtae, fsTressa.1r
& sd Cssass. fsas - vas swiuaT zsnssa e.
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saisl EauHeh e kHassa8
fAsl seaf nstsiossf lFesN iase fiaar 81 hs
st,s ussriafe stA ihs sd Mar ians te
"a - - haat.sai ast sfs. iil tss - 81 q
saae. EsEF a 3Ash ims iss se1 Marv Aaat
sr,efif rsaf sl.tiagtf siissaa' snf 8utt ca'lsf
e aFsstas 81 49,. 49, has sFC slHoN Fci sr4 30
hts uah faaf gststaNfg - ~ slts,
Aaaf pes4taatf farascf safs. iisai hf aat a.
81 nnet - ~ esft. ctsasneed ana taan3sei
usih 81 iss fsltet e. tas HatusaFs caaiirasii so
ftaf i,.a sait MafF lnas Ffi ntiaset sltte wifh
h.sns fss lt.at sis - ngw Hfg,f sfiaa1i iAt sa'
rsssictssa u gl.s STATE. - Aafih Adams lH ths
Stale a Massagbasr,ts. feaf lssiiiieneT iaerr
kss rra4s. liaai tsa q divorce oe Efsn'ed
hsa ffgan see bsna. q issirasauF y ~ re sid
Msrg 3Aue. hls SAID 81,
LUTHER KNIGHTS.
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Barr and Burton Seminary.

EIsilE Wnfer Term Of this insiliution will
1 commence on WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, aud
continue twelve weeks
Y " ToRREY. A. 81, former teachsr,
all hava ehsrge ~ the Instruction and gov
errmaM q ,hs school assisted by Miss J. T..
Niisrr
l'Fug siau will lie made for those occupying
~ hs the seminary 10 board wiih the leach
er aH3 facilities afforded 70 nch young ladies
~ msy wish g. b,ssrd themselves.
Young men having ID viev preparation for
the ministry who apply With proper 'essimoni-
81 f1f go Inau Inc RUEE FuSn, Of whsteTer
evangelical denomination, VIII have the Treas
ufsfs h.i fi taitlon, room-rout and inciden-
tsIs, RENTED
letter. - inquiry msy be addressed 10 u, N.
1offsy Manchester, ". rs
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PaoBATE COURT.

Ths reEulsf sessins.s q ne Prsssss CssYi
~ 30 Dsssifs ~ Assfisss.sT. via - haae-
s2 q ~ FesAsfs 8ssas IA MsncaeNss. -
- lsr' 2 ssnesssr, = sssA ssh, sar.ux
10 rxfvvrs easrst fser
& s KKAT. gsefs
n x F8MLTE. Rsfaa
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LOST.

On Friday afternoon, Nov, 2sth, on the
road between Factory Point and Dorset Cor
ners. right hand. Gsntleman's OTTER
FUR GLOVE, nearly new. The inside Of
said Glove was lined with black silk, and the
hAud faced with black lid.
Any person sading the same viii confer a
favor BY leaving il Al g. ". Smiths store.
a, Factory Point Reasonable compensation
will be ,eadefed
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IMPORTANT
TO
HUNTERS AND TRAPPEERS.

We are buylng and papsg CASH for al
kisas Of Raw Furs.
MINK SKINS are prime about The 6Fst or
November. We wish 70 collect al we can mp
70 TIE 2@h Or zsfh q November Bring az all
you can rei, and We VII pay the highes, mar
CONE & BURTON.
Manchester, Oct. a., 1854.
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STAGE NOTICE.
WANTED.
SOMETHING NEW.

EAPioYMENTl Malo and Female agents
II in every town and city IN the United
States: 500 10 $40 per month can be made
no humbug Business easy, respectable. Re-
auires very small capital, aad viii not inter-
fcre with other employment. No book agency
or humbuF Of any kind. No person viii regret
having sent FOR the information le, his employ
ulent 6e wha, il may. Full particulars given
10 al who inelose THINE cEsTs and address
HARyKr BRowS & Co, AnaoskeAg. n. II.
6wis
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part unpaid, on the following described lands
in said Town, 10 wit:
Lots No in 10th range. IN l2lh,9
in 10th, IL in 18th. in 12;h. 3 in
nth ;-0wner, Asa Porter. $3.50
Lot No. 2, long lot, 50 called boun-
ded rs follows: North by land own
cd by l. Hale and 4. X Cone and
others, East by y Wilder, South by
Stratton Line West By Long Lot
No 3;--Owper, J. ". Williams. 5.l2
Lot No. IN 10Th range, being the same
hand decided 10 +. II. Bates by Ste
phen Dudley Jan. 3, 1857, supposed
to contain 7 acres. be the same moro
or less :--Owner unknown, 1855
I.ots No. and 0 in 4th range, being
the same laud decided by i. Bartlett
to 4. Wnshjp, Jam T. 1862, ,uppos
ed to contain 100 acres Owner un-
known. 6.s4
lot No. s In 10th range, 80 acres, be-
ing the North part ;--owncr, Earl
Collins. LA
One House mud Shed. situated on land
Of A. n. Pike, in Winhall, md own
ed by Sanford Goddard. il9
Lot No 6 in i2th range, 100 acres -
Owner, Watstill Hastings, 1,2s
Part of Lots No. 2 in 18Th range, so
acres, IN 18th. SIS acres ;---Owncr,
Vernon iolbrook. T.2
| Lots No. and ia 18th range, Of
said Lots, and 2 in l4th, 3 in l3th,
| Of and S in 18th Owner un-
known. asa
Lot No. Is in l4th range, one-halfi-
| Owner, Austin Ladd. OIL
/ Part of Lot No IN 4h range 50 acres;
! Owner, John Wright. sic
And so much Of said Land win be sold at
Public Auction at the Inn Of Frederick Nor
/ gan, In said Wnhal. on the 18th day Of De-
/ ceulber next, nj 10 O'Clock a. NJ, ~ shall he
requisite TO discharge said Taxes with costs,
unless previously paid.
/ Dated at Winhall. this 2Sth day III October
/ A. u. 1852. BILLINGS TAYLOR,
| awa5 First Constable of Winhali.
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ktrL&ah Cos VII, -
4 icing fnaas 70 Hpassf ihfi Mar lsne
kn ghts. Tia t.teiee. IN the Foregoing fssiAiion,
resides ~ithoni She larisiiction q tais State,
I 5 ordered tia, ibe substance q ,stl Teiiiot,
together with this uFglef bf published three
weeks succcssifsiY h ihs sssrhcsfsr 1''aFsgi,
! puhlic newspaper, printed Al MANCHESTER, W
Tie Coauiy a bennington, the lasi Of which
qualifications sAall bc = lesa siS Soeks previous
- she ~ TnesiaT next afief the fourth iae'.
dsr 4 January, 1913 which sl.ail Is deemed
salfeieni nogica &c tie said Mary 1alsc 70 al''
pear. II ,hs shall zoe eause, sid make answer
T. said petition.
Given under ny hand 81 Rutland, ihis aIih
d4y " October, 1854.
T.. G. KELLOGG,
Jadge N Supreme csari.
A. l. hfNEE, Any. SNH
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CAUTION

II certain unprineipea persons are at
tempting 10 palm on on the nnsnspeetine
pubiir. LIMITATIONS u my PREPARED GLUE.
wouid eauftn al person 70 examine before
Pc chasing, aBd see that the fall name
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ECONOMY N WEALTH.
AfARTINE'S
PATENT KEROSENE BURNER,
To bars kerosene - Ceal osis
WITHOUT A CHIMNEY,
IL TIE ARTICLE To nUY
ECONOMY N WEALTH.

HEA ~
II TUr WfsH 10 saw N0NET
fTsHis Harsr Ga bs rea.isly afF.lied % fle
l. ar51ary Flm8 l.ama. aaA has tas lales-
* saeaafaFes. = uisisa auf oassvia fsel sat-
~ % sfNeg soe aE 3 aau
& * tie ussi eeaaaa.tesi NarnoT yet iuvcut
81 s. is frun fe iasa - nfolkine ckmasys
q ils ordinary hefasros iamgs AZ i caa te
rsfnisfsl B. tafn aTt uEzk aay aug ugiit. for
. sat lest ihan tWa eeatss ~ fnere thaa 5
6ra 80, fraa asrk g aiinsl g. - the sans
Suns.
d aeithef saaAes. smsils fuits sparks, a. .
hahis % gzglais.
Fl berns slih sirady Gamo. similar, lhae gll
rather maet brilliant taaa fluid. and caa -
cafsleA sr8ppd silliout iae lea.s dasFrr 81 he
ne extsuFgisheA even Il taken eat ef DOORS in
or8iusry weafher.
Il can a. Heiiei without trouble. and eKtin-
ruisAed without snsoke or smell. and ealnot
easily bs put out ofoTeef
The undersigned having purchased tie ex-
rlutive nEhi 81 usc and sel said Burner in this
S,ais. i prepared 10 sen fpwuor C0unfy rights
ga reasonable terms
A. l.. HOWARD.
Dover. VT, Oct j 1883
r. HOWARD, Of faciofy Point, Agent "a
sell Bennington County. swsl
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EXCISE TAX 8.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN TaIes for the First Collection District
Of Vermont, AZ assessed under the proyis-
ions Of the Law q Congress. approved July
1, 1852, have become due and payable and
will attend II the following times and pla-
ees 10 receive the same. via -
wAsnIxoroK corxTI. my othce IN
Montpelier, on Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy, the LIST. "a and Sd days Of Deem
Der, 1852; at the Norihheld House. IN
NorthhelJ. on Friday. Dec. 5th; at hawley's
Tavern, ia Waterbury. on Saturday. Dec
9Th; at Josliu's Hotel. in waitsdeId. on
Tuesday, Dec 9th; and at Wilson's Hotel,
In Cabot. on Thursday, Dee 18th.
Aputso. CouSTY AT Stevens Hotel, IN
vergennes on Monday aud Tuesday, Dec.
10TH AMI 10th; and at the Addison House,
in Midllebury, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Dee 18th and 18th.
RUTLAND Couxrr- Al the Brandon House,
iu Brandon. on Friday and Saturday, Dec.
10Th and 10Th; at the Barlweli House, in
Rutland, on Monday aud Tuesday, Decem-
Der I'D and ed. at westoycr's Hotel, in
Castleton, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec. 9th and Doth; aud at Iilfs Hotel, in
wallngford, on Friday, Dec. 10th.
BgNSINdrox CouETT. AT the Vanderlip
Hotel. ia Manchester, on Saturday and Mon
day. Dec. 9th aud roth; and nj the Frank
lin House, ia Bennington, on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Dec. Both and 3lst.
/ The Mtn,hly Returns Of Manufacturers for
the month Of September. 1862, are now due,
and will be payable at those times and pla-
ccs. IL not previously paid
BY the provisions Of the excise law, all
persons neglsc;ing to pay said duties and
taxes within the time above specified, will
be required to pay ten per cent. additional
on the amount thereof.
The LICENSES required by the excise law
will I've delivered at those times and places,
unless previously called for at my Office.
Any person who shall have been exercising
or carrying on, since Sept |. 1867, any
trade or business for which license Is re-
auired by said act, without taking out such
I license. forfeits a penalty equal TO three
I times the amount Of the license.
Any person can remit his tax by another
as receipts will be returned
JOSEPH POLAND.
/ Collector First District Vermont
Montpelier. Nov. 10. 1882. 3w2I
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
HsadqaaItsro, 18Th Pa. Cavalry.

nea0QHAIefG, lottl II a. AhNsifNs
Near Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 10, 1857.
Dear Sir In the absence III a sufficient as
sortment Of medicines for general uses in the
Camp. | was induced to Try gour celebrated
remedies, viz 1.-THE Eclectic Pills, Universal
Cough Remedy, and Tolu Anodyne."
As regards the Pills, | must say, that ] never
used pill with 80 much success. In every
case where have haAoccasion 10 nae q gentle
eatharfic, I have employed the pills with n
splendid effect; ana yon may rest assured that
shah not be without them, rs long AZ II IL
possible for inc 10 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy" ! have used with
equally As good success in Bronchial Com
plants had occasion 70 use Il for tickling
sensation in my throat, caused By being oblig-
ed to he out in the night air. and taking cold I:
found almost instant relief By the prompt use
a vohr Universal Cough Remedy" and most
heartily recommend Il 10 al afflicted with throat
and lung complaints.
The " I olu Anodyne have found n be OF
very great service IN efses u Neuralgia, Tooth
ache. sc. The men are subject, more or less,
70 cursfart exposure, thereby contracting the
most painful q al diseases, " Neuralgia" and
all complaints connected wiih the nervous svs-
TEN. By the proper snd prompt use of the An
odyne, YOU viii obtain immediate relief.
/ sheerially recommend the above prepara-
iioqs 20 the public, and mere particularly 70 the
a Soldier" and would advise every man to
aruvide himself with bottle Of each, before
leaving for the seat 81 war.
Whh great respect, ! remain,
Yours truiy,
JOSEPH H0YT,
Hospital Steward. 18th Pa. Cavalry.
John l.. Hunnewsll Boston, Mass
P. s. The above testimonial was sent entire
~ unsolicited, and I beg Il mar be accepted
with coaAdenee, and placed whsrr ), can be
seen b. al From at connected with fhe Camp
or Hospital, correspondence j. requested
JOHN L. HTNNEWELL,
Proprietor Boston Mass.
TIE above named preparations are fer sale
A. the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester, VT,
and Nv AZ wholesale assd retail dsalem.
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Spalding's Prepared Glue.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue.
SAVE THE PIECES.

SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DISPATCH !
uT a SHith in time Sares Nine II
As accidents viii happen, even in well
regulated families. II j. very desirable 10
have some cheap and convenient way for re-
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such cmeIgencies. and no house
hold can asord 10 be without il. II is al
ways ready and up to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N. B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle.
PRICE. rs CENTS
Address
HENRY c. sPALDING.
AZ LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
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JEREMIAH A. PIEKLE.

STATE OF VERMONT. I The foregoing
BeuuiHgtoa Connty, - petition having
bren presented 70 nis. and satisfactory evil
dsnce having been furnished me that the
shove NAMED Harriet A. Fnkle is without
this State and In parts unknown. il is there
FIRE ordered that a copy Of the foregoing Pc
siiisn. with this order, be Published in the
.Naachssisr Journal. weekly newspaper
printed At Manchester, Ia said County three
weeks 10 succession. the last Of which publ
cations shall bs at least six weeks before tho
session o. said Court, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to the pstitionee Of the pen
dency q said petition.
Given under nv hand. at Rutland, this
2Gth day Of November, A. ID. 1862.
L. G. KELLOGG.
Judge Of Saprtme Court
N y. HhtL. gtiorasp 2S
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JEREMIAH A HsgLkl P.uuos
~ hr
HARRiETT A. FHNKLE DiveEes

fIso TIE HONORABLE TIVE SUPREME
i COURT, nsat - " ho3deu II MaBlkess
ssF. sigh8s AL Ter the Ceahig 81 Btunisg-
tee. os ihs seoen4 TsssiAy aftw The Garsb
Tuesday 4 jaagaEy nsti
fosf psdAensr. Jsrsmiah A. Fiskis. q
nenuiBgisa. IL sAid Cuaniy q BsaB.ngson.
shswt shat Ia bas = ard ~ nsors tAaa tse
ysars last pest has hesa . resilient q said
nsansu gion. aEd thai On the Hiash day u
April. 4 d 1852. ysur pssiti0nsf and the
sal Marristi 4. FINALE we're daily iainsi 10
marriage AZ PHiresh. in the county Of
2eassslasf. and State u New 1etk BY the
Rev Bsrj.min Reed. pFsaebsr ~ lhs Cos
Pc That dafieg tAa eevsrturs, be "a hia
part bath islshfally kspl the marriage cove
sAui. and psrformed ~ ths duties apper-
tAining thereto, bat that The sad Harriet
A Flnkle On her part the marriage covenant
bath sos kept. hui hath violated the same.
foY that tAs saw harriet A. tinkle. to wit,
81 the .gh day u August. A d 1859. with.
est any iass cause " pnofecatlaa, len and
deserted yoar petilisnsr, and has ever since
refasel, and stsli does refuse 70 live with
rear petitioner, aad has rsmainsd seParsts
sad apart from year pesitansg Also. for
that the aid Harriet, A. finkle 10 guilty Of
iusolerAhip severity 70 ycur petitioner. inso-
much that IL is impossible Coz yvur petitioner
10 lice with tie said Harriet A. Fnkls.
Thsrvfsre We prays that the bonds Of matri-
rnony between the petitioner and the SAID
Hsrasft A. fiulle may be dissolved, and
thar your petitioner may be discharged from
sIl ohligaiiaas arising from said marriage
contract. aud year petitioner viii ever pray.
&c. Dated =, Bcnninglon, this llih day o.
October. A. d. 1861
JEREMIAH A. PIkKLE.
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SPECIAL attention will Be given 10 kssplaa
> on hand on ordering. at shofi ne,ice Hard
ynre ior Bnilder-. Please make eal yeur kllis
nd call before you buy.
PAINTS and OILS Avas, sh bad
A Large Stock o.
woOLENs,
Bought At old prices We AdslSs saf
customers TO lay In all they need; they win
DON be mach higher.
GOOD SLEEPS GREY,
NOW for rs cents per yard
HEAVY 0VERC0AT CLOTH
Much below the market,
FANCY CASSIMEREs,
First rate styles.
SILK MIXED CAsSlMERES.
BLACK BRoADCLoTHs.
BLACK CASSlMEhEB.
CADET. MIXED 4 SMALL PLAIDs,
Suitable for Boys.
HEAVY SILK UNDERSTANDS
wool SHIRTS 4 DRAWERS.
A Large Assortment Of
SOFT HATS,
For Men and Boyh.
GENTS TRAVELLING BAGS,
The most approved patterns.
BOOTS.
Thick. Kip. LumbermAn's. Calf Boys
and Youths Boots
rAFENT TURN TABLE
APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or rsterss
motion, is made entirely OF Iron. not liable
TO get out Of order, and has no superior fer
pairing apples or ounces, however unsven.
This Parer has taken the premium ut sv-
cry Fair where Il has bseh entered, and 10
now acknowledged the bsA t'arsr in the
icorld
HAZARDS CELEBRATED KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER, the best IN use.
4 large assortment Of
LOOKING GLASSES.
We have a fine Room to shbw them, and
Intend to keep Stock of better Glasses lhah
are usually found in Country Store.
WilLow WAGONS. Deys' Carts aad
w Whetlb&rfokb.
n0TrED SWISS MUsEISs, I2l cts per
~ yard, worth rs cts.
A ALPHABETICAL hAEDKERcHIRrs.
n FOR children, given away.
CNow DROP NAPKINS. very cheap Ia
- deed.
RUFF CURTAIN HOLLANDS,
VELVET CARPET sATcHELs. 90 ss.
' worth $780,
I AIDES BLACK Silk HOSE, : ssst
IL rate article, very cheap.
W. artIs. GRAPE SHASlS' very ''''
GLOVES and HOSIERY very large
" stock.
CooD GREEN TEA. IS cents per ID.
ToHN ANDERsoN's celebrated solsss,
- AndHonsy Dew Chewing Tabssso. At
wnol isale or retail.
DOSE SCENTED MAccABOY sEUTF.
IL In half pound bottles.
II ERosEEE LANTERNS. s.r arm
nowNER's BEST KEROSENE OIL.
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COlSTABLE'S SALE.

HNHE Nonresident proprictos Of the Town
IL Of Winhnll. IN the County Of bennington,
are hereby notified that the Taxes assessed By
said Town within the last two years next pre-
ccdirg this date, remain either IN whole or in
part unpaid, on the following described lands
in said Town, 10 wit;
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ray TT FOR ONE YEAR.
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS

Three, Five, Eight or more copies make Il
elnb. To every person gstiing ap club Of
TIRES, Five, Eight ~ Twelve copies, an extra
copy a the Magazine io< lseS viii be gwen, o.
car uaezzo;fHt fof framing. Bnarxn Parting
frusa BIZ Bind Child IL Prison" To every
person getting up q club Of Sixteen, two q
either q he PsenfsRrns vi be tenf.
address, postpaid.
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
80 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
% Specimens ssni gratis, wbsn written
or.
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DIAPER HAEGfsGs. eurisln Paper. Cur
4 tain Cord aad fssslss 90 eompists as-
scrtmeSt.
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Patent TURN TABLE,
APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or rStsrss
motion, is made entirely Of Iron. not liable
to get out Of order, and has no superior fer
pairing apples or ounces. however uneven.
This Parer has taken the premium ut sv-
cry Fair where Il has bseh entered, and 10
now acknowledged the bsA f'arsr in the
icoTld.
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DIRD CAGES large sssort@sus.

TUSHADDEUs DAVIS Celebrated FAX.
i Limpid Writing FLUID, and Briiliahs
CaFmIne Ink.
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TIE MAGAZINE TOR THE flNES!
PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE.
The Best and Cheapest in the World for
Ladies

TUNIilS popular monthly Magazine Will be
i greatly isaprwed for 1859. Il viii contain
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-20
GENERAL J. c. FREMONT.

A Committee was appointed by Congress
to investigate the charges preferred against
General Fremont. His defense before tha,
Committee has been published, occupying
twelve columns in the New York Tribune
We have carefully read it, and it is with
much pleasure we announce that his vindi-
cation of the charges and imputstions
against him is complete. No commander
has ever been charged with such grave
errors and blunders, and SO peremptorily
deprived of his command as General FIRE.
mont, yet he passes the ordeal of an inves-
tigation unscathed.
By a telegraphic dispatch from Wash
ington we are informed that be has been
assigned command embracing all the ter
ritory between the Department Of the Poto.
mac and the Mississippi river. This is
gratifying to the people of the West, and
could have only been rendered more so by
his being replaced in command of the West
ern Department.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-20
The Loyal Indians,

Colonel Coffin arrived from the Southern
part of the State, in the immediate vicinity
Of The loyal Indians who have been driven
from their homes on account of the rebel
lion. There are about eight thousand of
these, men, women, aud children; and the
agents are now removing them from the
Verdigris to the Neosho. The Colonel
represents the suiferings of these poor peo-1
pie, on account of the ineficiency of food
and clothing. as HORRIBLE many of them
haSins frozen their feet, and some having
to Undergo anputation in consequence.
The agents are doing all in their power to
supply them with the necessaries of life.
but it is impossible to prevent much hard,
ship from cold. For provisions they have
done very well; but the extreme and pro-
tracted winter has been the cause of many
deaths, and considerable sickness. the meas
les having broken out among them. An
effort has been made to remove portion of
the Greeks to the Sac and Fox reservation,
but they have an unconqnerable antipathy
to being separated, and all wish to remain
with and share the fate of the chief. Opotl,-
leyoholo. These Indians have no doubt
endured more bardships on account of their
loyalty and adherence to the Government
than any other people.-Leac. Times.