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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
UlTBER Is.

! tiinde pos not iie bring enough "f
sorrow Nlii not our earth path be fun
cnou@h q thorrS, and LIES cup full
enn'teh Of woe, that these orr friends and
ne!shhors must strike it home more sure
~ 10, 1t ! not enough. Hearts al
ways haTe and always will suffer from
sh's ere"t crnc'hh .on; hl!e the world
. lasts, hearts will Be shorn Of every flower
"a none ana fancy hY the busy tongues OF
Sca''oi'' '''eFS-"'i' see 'he'F sources oil
may IA a''t,gSs , anu 're.r n'p1S crop On one oy
one, ,..; "eG'a5e 4 lew T?Fd1 OF scandal mas
G,;:'',''' "a; ''cih oi '"'S oF '1"' precious
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,.''...'' '''.' az '''J i''9'.'ol-
''' 80 % ,''' 80 - any arc
:" ''.o '.,'',-,,''J l?.i',' '!.a'
~, ,i,,oro -, nh, n} ',"" ,i.r Si, ,ss Suei 3
ia the twink.ius of an eye oar Journey
is c,,Inoassed. aud we are near the shore
nl-nn matter whore eaou,h tbat Nc orc
1T = Watering niace.
A. the steamer r,undcd II, 10 the l,nd.
ing, nll was confusion Amid the short.
hurried nulIinrs of her cnuipes. and The
mad S!.rIrks Of her whistle. uf.rbt be
heard such cxc,ama,ions rs these
John. where is my shawl and baskct2
Get them quick. and let us hurry ont.
and get a seat in one OF the front ear.
riaae.v
.l;ridest. have vou fba iyocb bosl,n4
and the three va1Isgs2 A., tbo 49,
,a.. - :"
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RAEE.Ho - aCs1EDEEE.
WIHMCEE STATION.
Wcst-%Balt Express leaves ~ 90
e,naETE GEEEEEUg.

.'ulyes or The Couyts-Prcsident, hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; associates, George ".
Easley, Henry {. Devine.
Protdoaot4rY- Joseph MDo2aid.
Reqiste.. and Observation-Disclosures j. Lyle.
!Sherif-5ohn Buck;
District INo~Hey.--P Noon.
CJut'Y CyatgiSs 5gslers- James Cooper, rc-
7 ). lttie, john Cam Len.
TreGSurer-Thomds Calm
Poor House Utrector8-Wuiiam Douglass
George Delary, Irwin Rutcdge.
Poor House Tredsurer--C Gorge {. /. Xahm.
Mercantile AgprGiser-John Farrell.
Authorization +. StpH, Thomas J. Ncl-
son, Edward r Donnecan.
County .SuTreHor.-AenrT Seaman.
Coroner. james J. Todd.
Sapt. Of Coanon SciooL-Honry Ely.
EmENsEsCRG Es01s. GEEECEEss.
Justices Of the Peace-David Il. Roberts
Harrison KinkcaG.
gess-Gcorge Huntley.
SclEooi Dirsctor5--E. J. Mills, DR.. John il.
Jones, Isaac Evans.
EAST WARD.
CoHstQblc-Thomas Todd.
Totca CoUHci7-Wln. Davis, Daniel J. Davis,
F. ]. Waters, John Thompson Jr., David V.
Jones.
Lnspectors-John " Roberts. J. Rodgers.
Judge Of EiectioR-Thomas J. Davis.
dssessor--Thomas 2 Davis.
WEST WARD.
CoHst1bN1M. NJ. O'Neill.
1orn Counc1-Wiliam Kittell, II. Kinkcad
Z. l.. Johnston, Edward d. EganI Thomas J.
Williams.
Iaspsrfo,s-J. D. Thomas Robe'S :. vans
Jpdge Of Eyeciicn-Jokn LIoy d.
Xssss.o,-Richard T. Dsvia.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

~ Time and tide wait for 20 man.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25

| correspondent of the New Iorl, ri
3 writes a graphic description 'of the
1t battle Of Saturday, 13,h December,
d! which we extract rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake. Croel Portland, Me-, md'e ard
pass. to H. Il. Cromwell 20. -. -..
Sebr Nersey tr ,ofLiveipoo Ns) Philips Pernanbuco
Ds % sugar AID hides 20 Brett SON Co jan of Obso-
comb sroke schr Louisa A. johnson frOm Pernanbuco Tor
N,v.York y DAYS out with c4ptsa sick
scht Kit Carson Suh, Fortuens bay, ~ f. II dsys hsh
Sin Cherries Mcdonald acalillnn Fotueus Bay " F.,
10 days h.h TO master NJ,
SteaIaer Osprey. henney, Providence m''e to Edward
Benuer
SAILED. Jan. 2t-yagks NJ. r. Trout sssna; Eronart
Deuersr.; = L. Bryrrt Peuaih Reads bng baear Mex
Tampco. Schr Anua OBJ, Aux Caves.
mr. OW-Bak Eromau "a (br) hence for Cork put back
ala not ssceraiu what for wind blowing gale a. Ire Lime
Rom p. y. r. lBy piot-bor George Steers, y 10. o.
INSTRUMENTATION Coz srncus Bfcmh ron Liverpool
Dec 49, with cargo Of sat for this poit IL IN hampton
Roads with los Of Nindass steamer has been sent 70
tor her UP.
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Arrived.



Steamship Karnak (Br) lie Messurer, Haysns Jan Is,
shin Ann E. Hooper of Bsltnore Hooper uavre - days
In ballast 70 master goth ipt a q 80 lon 81 So sp2se
ship Evisa Owens Alexander fTom Liverpool Dec 49, for
Bo'ton The A. r. H. fer 10 days on the midde) passage
.-couutered heavy w. and W. gales cst crossek yard
and sus tanned other Sigh, doEiage.
Ship Cora Linn Luce Glasgow 81 days coal ana md'e 70
Thos Durham. ,,t NJ, q 9tS
nm, coal 10 order Vessel Nesmith soEs iias efPe
renced heavy westerly weather spruag man auu VsaA
Yards Lost and sple sails &c ID days beang down INC
English Channel 80 ,f p.,,- :, pd,aNas.
ter Lieut. Geard" Rio Janeifo 50 days oou.1 10 % 20
olers las cargo $500 bags cohse wss
" It - Ion 8 30 W.. by T. ship Morning sta'' IN con
s 81 acme informally In her papers. ana heI aestihs
,,n Ieug supposed so be NewOHsih' i..h INST on Der
so NJ John Butler hence for Antigua WIN loss OF
nI1 sni ID sustaued other damage The j. L. cape
u 'I w aa.terly winds from bermuda -
Fxcslyior (I3r Of Windsor ~ 81, Gard Horton, NJ
| . itesiavs potstoes TO d. X. pewoN ~,
d - b. Of London) Connolly London, via tho
! No. 81 days In ballast to Jackson x Nell.
pSS"h Uow.rd Putnam (BEl, Robbie 70. Thomas jan o.
q, ballast Daniel starr Inc IL mas eAPeieneea peJ
| weather from y. + and was blown on
S.ir Emily (Brl Turks Island jan TO- sal. &c master
ss,a,er 81 Sanford Sanford Phiade phs days, mdse
end ra, 10 r. Persin EIpeIienced heavy gales fom to
IL and was PEELED 10 put into Delaware BTeakws'e
rbrre she lay for - hours n
Steamer keunebec Carton, Philadelphia md'e TO r. fef
kius Is AZ anchor under jersey Shore
steamer Pelican, Baker Providence mdse 10 r. bynneh
SAILED 26ih-Seanlshp Saxonis tHamb foI soo'nsms'
ton and Hamburg, with the Il. D. mails
MlND-Duliug the day from w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

the efforts f the Commissioners in 1860 10 provide
for lie loan coming payable at the close Of that year
still exists, and is likely to contnne in greater
force than at that t.me go that if the policy Of look
Ing to new loans for mears to redeem the old is to
be adopted or continued, provision should be made
for accepting money AZ such sacrifice the occasion
may demand.
With feeling Of jrst pride, the Auditor Of State
saya, "The finances of the State Lave no', for sev-
ela years been in az good condition rs they are at
Ills tine. The Sinking Fund has been
sufficient to meet the requirements of the Consii'u-
ton, aud taxes have been promptly paid"
Tie Auditor IL opposed to the " Income Tax"
The quota Of Ohio Of the direct tax Of 2O,OOoQ0O
for Government ie 81 SCI Os9. lie recommends that
she State assume this tax, and that be levied upon
the property according to the State valuation, and
collected in tho cheapest and most prompt way,
and with as little annoyance to the people az pos
sible."
Tire tota amount Of taxes for State, county, town
ship city town ard borough purposes, collected ast
year, was 81 O71 l27 SO; Of this there was for State
purposes, : i0jG379 %. Tie exhibit Of the wealth
and the resources Of Ohio together with the small
amount Of ,he State debt, being equal to only one
and AaJ per cent # tie present taradle raluatioa
must be entirely satisfactory and very gratifying to
the holders Of the Stocks both at home and abroad.
The reiea on freight from Chicago 70 the Eastern
cities have been advanced &c. per 100 ID en- fourth
class, and Zoe. per bbl on Flour over former rates.
The tarif agreed upon is as follows from Chicago TO
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27


banking anl commission business, at No 46
Es.banee place. with abundant capital aud large
experience IN tic street tho new Grm VIII take rank
at once among the hes, known houses
There is but = moderate demand fer 7.aO cent
notes. and, at Z cent discount, there il no pressure
TO sel. Ifibe suggestions we made yesterday should
meet with acceptance from the Committee Of Ways
and Means aud tie holders Of the r,t $4,000 o2O Of
these notes be authorized 10 convert them in the new
Government CURRENCY, the decline will be arrested.
The suggestion WAS presented to the Committee to-
day and fayorably onte tanned. Demand Notes are
ITO cent discount.
Gold continues 70 come into The street for sale, and
the speculative movement ia not sufficient 10 sustain
q high rate Of premium. The quotations have been
to-day, 1922 aiC3. Con.ie.aLle parcels have been
received to-day, for sale, from the country.
There continues to be an active demand for cur
rency, and, notwithstanding the addition of
$4,000 go Of Treasury notes. there has seldom
been time when so few redempiions were being
made. The balance being IN favor Of Boston, New
ENGLAND currency can he sold at n eight premium
TIE Ssxonia 10 day, took 500 600 in specie.
The loans Of the banks continue TO show con-
traction while the deposits sl increase. The specie
reserve does not show much change. The increa se
OF deposits must work SUI greater care in the money
market, as the owners Of the fund. Will not lone
allow hem 10 remain de. Loans in gold, and other
ilvorile coa,orsll, arc now made win considerable
facility NJ 5a6 . cen, interest and the rate appear
to tend 20 fin lower 6gures. We hear Of come loans
% low ~ . cent on gold. The supply Of paper il
the discount houses of frsi-ciass character, Is small
and choice street acceptances are passed at $40 8
cent, and long at 61s = cent
SIR. sut-Ircasnre- Cisco returned to-day from
Washington, where he Lao been in consultation VIII
tte Secretary cfile Treasury and the Committee o
Was ard Means.
The imports. il win be seen by the figures annexed
continue 10 show aJou. 80 y cent contraction on ,hc
same period ot last year.
We alnez a comparative statement Of the Import
Of foreign dy goods and general mcrcl andse At IL,
Port Of Ncw-York for tie week ending Jan. q, an,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoaK...,.....JAS. a
ffCnrcf.

etesm.hip-ssxouis Ham,, Ehlers Hamburg Kunhsrdt
CO.
Ship-Mchisan (Br) Bayli, Liverpool, +. Corsnery L.
CO. - ~
Vrrd.; Amason. Riyers1n, Peruanbac' J. l.. Phlpps
Co.. Pruce.on hineey DemeIara IL. bsinesi Aagdsens,
-y Aspnysa n. Il Geston, Psrmel-e BARB ADDE'S Bishop
& Brother an ,,cv
Firth J. H. SAWYER, Leighton Marseies, Moore Henry,
Vosnt D0d.e Matauzas J. T. Ward Co. lis (Br Came
ron Gloucester. {. Il. TrutnbuU.
Sch5oners-Eectric Light. Hu,chinson Phedephll Brett
Son s. Co.; sally Gay, Geese, So Cror, Peek bEos Co
Zoasye Il ster, Ma,anLss {. & r. J. Peters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
COURT CAIFYDAR-Nfovplr.

SUPEEMR COURT-CrRcUIT-Part Nos. 351,
1899 z0l3 205 20l7. 2o27 229 2l3l 205J 25l' 15 2s9
2O 1901 20J9 2oi3 2Jr5 207 20ia 20sl l7S5. 609 tei
Part Lkos. 1850 ,7, 1850, 220 4l3 li05 5s8 1867 1872
G070 1886, $685. 1872 1916 1913 1920 1874 1926 1852 1886
The Supreme Court, Special Term, aud Superior
Court, have adjourned fer the Term.
COUaT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part I.-lNithont
Tsry Mos 75 30 co. 49, l32 to lc3 inclusive. Part IL
tWhout Jury)Nos g. S. H. ~ - lO9 &C TO lo2 lO6 0ss
10 % IL, ll9 % l3l incll.Ige
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
4hAoIc Acg1AG AAD IT'S HJSroRy
'hh'"'S 1iTNfREs: NmLO's; WINTER.
"pLNi LAURA KELNEs; wMLACK's;
ACADEMY; PAENINi's -

= I".ITN MINI =: MNIT AIk y.
ACADEMY; BABNUM's.
ihAoinT Is capable Of being made Interesting il
sep "ou'i remainder that becauee they die in the
~. " " NOV necessary to knock cut their brains
w n'''' by ,'is we mean to itcrete dat the sr
VIC magellan u 70 initiate nature and not 10 ont,
%ee 'er' Tie ancient Greek tragedy loweye, was
.hpy sHiieiaL II was a musical dians in n e,ndo
"A'e q 10 music. Tie Theatres wclo 10 la,.o 40 =,
pubic common, aud tho light came from above ,bo
p'horIaroes being in daytime. On the STAGE VA,
'e'y considerable yoLant machinery for De dozen,
|"q7ired Of no OlynYians sad he whole wa.
s"'o'O'ely feIgouf-an artistic ofring 10 tie po4-
~ ~eie rupendoae ediGces il We iupos.iLls lo,
% actor to make himself adcgustly lead by mere
S''Ang' be Invariably sang ~ rc,Ia'i,c. md .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPgclNL TeRs-JAS. 25-Beofe
Justice MOSELL-
DECISIONS.
Julius J.. Gilman agt Isaac j. Chver.-Moton
to,.mond taxation of denied withou. cost. 81, h.
Sylvester brush sg llozekiah koAn-aoiion den'e'' '
without costs. -, u.,,,n ia.
George tcagu ct al. Gg. Herman bolpeAe et ai'"'' w
MED but without costs. c...., h,,l IN
IT, Firden ct al ast h. f. Laheus ct al-Ca'e sent oSA "
TeeTe. for Iesetticmcnt Cots To eoiae ,'o""
sorIcE TO the BAR
new calendar OF causes triable by jury, VIII oe
made r., tb m \, February term CONSISTING, hstt, o. eaa'es
on Tie presen, calendar not disposed 81 and see0h" "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

n which notes Of shall be furnished 10 the Clerk
before the 30th inst
The einses will r.nurnbered according 10 their scuai
siton the caeudar and viii be- de grated the To-
turs day calendars by their numbers.
The day calendars for ihe first Monday OF February next
viii cont foen eech and contain he hrst thirty
cas Oh the coleudlr excluding those marked On the
psssent cal end1g as generally ieseryed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

OF the public debt the Auditor recommends that
some measures be adopted whereby greater certainty
may be gwen TO the time of payment Of the loan Of
1850. The only way now seemingly practicable is
an increase in the levy for that purpose, an ex.
change Of new bonds having fixed time OF pay
mont not more than ten to fifteen years from the LIST
day OF January, 1862, with the holders Of that loan,
aud II levy sufficient 10 meet them at mniarity.
TIE depression in tic money market, that defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
Passengers Arrived

IN ,,eamslip Kayn1k, from H1raEa and Na''aV. " P
Mr. and Mrs e. Smith, Hon. T. Pratt Nessrs C. Bailey JAS
Gen Jas Armstrong J. Park J. II. woodward, Geo cros
son Nm. \. Clark and Geo. FONwelh - =,
IN ,ehSonsy W'ylev from P,raGsbucp-Mrs Helen N
Brooks and child en-, Thos. borott, and A. Lstar;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -TRIaL TsRA Jan Is.
Before Judge HIIToL

RESULT OF THE FOWLER DIVORCE CASE
Wm Fowler sgi. Eliza Fowler.
Ills was al action for divorce, each party charg.
ing n. other with sAq,ery The july hi- moInn rendered
a verdict fading tire defcuiaut not gritty Of the ht pinq
charges against hor and ning the enh also up4ns tns:
her husband ,uv of adultery The effect u til. Is that
neither panty l. successful 10 obhning divorce from the
other ~ A. Oichr,t FOR plaintiff MALCOLM Campbell ard
c. y. Smith for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

JAN 25-lSTO0 bh's Hour l2o00 bbls Whisky 5000 bush
Oat 5000 pkgs. Prov ons $500 do. Lard 200 kegs do
5000 Dressed Hogs, l,1i5 sacks Corn Meal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
MARssfE %,

Salem Mass, Thursday. Jan.
al e. the North Church by the Rev 3 =. Wilson, Lieut..
Col Samuel C. Oliver l4th hegms't hassac. asei,s VOL
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The Storm In Boston.

EUs1ON SltUIuaN =.
A severe storm of sleet and snow commenced liss
night, which changed into rain this morning. al"
which continues 10 tall heavily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
NrNNATrHR AIMAr.Ar.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -,
-rn-Ri,es,r:lll sets.........5:li Noon-Rsso s;ll
WATER THIS DAY. -.
Sandy Hook. $40 Gov Island. $500 heu-Gate. e;ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

lAdseTtiseIncutl
The highest Premium paid for AIERICAN GOLD
az ls banking oics Of THoAPsos BROTHERS NO. Ma-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

The victory a. pab0n seems 10 have setll,' he
question IF he ind peadenco Of Bueuos Ayre rfor
Abe Ccliedera'ion Several Of the confederate l-gy
mos had subscqgenily declared for Gen Mitre. ihe
oeenEsrfer Of the BuenOs Ayres troops. and oy1-
I1e Fre-rresiaeIi Of tho Republic had declared of
No. Def1m he Prerideni, bad gone 10 Monte
''n'"' Gen. ur91ils had laid down Lis arms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26
Al BANY, y.
The Collegiate Nourse

Embracing Double and Single fnify hafk
keeping, Commercial Computations CONNER
elni Law. feumapship, BaslHe.s Correspond
.naa naHueIaA-u saLL-em-lL nLe e-c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26
The Perfect Melodeon.
WITHOUT A. Egl AI

4 tNusr ssefv H,Aa hoa -a
n "
tAt
tsa SD ie
BASS Htae FtNast rts7
tHs
~ | HARMONIC WH0AM
f H hr
@ hw
~ ntr rHs
Il f at taaI 80 Hetf setsf
hae aiAe. Eaet 0fa
En- eriHsH aGir aaf Ar'f aftsa
Hfn1Wf he ssHs fH fes f
saatF #t FH e. speg
Aaafhes oHfrt NNv HfHt Ntp
enterprise i Csc F8ftNf Nf6F FffAU
aTfAfHWFNTta jha MH
thts s precisely via, nt Indicates
eeuitnr he N5'aisaa esd Eara a8s,
an3 mae ciF ihf uaait add iestst 5 b
HiFf eias ei#ate tfu ans te fte
$50 ln.iwHta em s 8
lhs uHpaH te tg tu IS Fa6e
niat h eEf Hrae
iHc sn sf HtkHapH H.gHF et HHes
aHa ma h@r to aFefee
We afa uUEeuftH NHh t afap beet
lHu hakev 'arglvg .eH Guiaflv
flAAos be ttF t eat nt8h il
tf ss.4 e lr fhaH Haaa %
Also fnsas d NMoHtoAa
AT iaafhurs va'fd sud t o kHv
Had a ,at seaai9 q eaf
hSTEY s GREEN
IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26
FARMERS ANp TuFIR
WIVES

ay prsoa saa la3t re-
eailf vbo ua hoiln bs eal-
Wta gs5 3 81 yasr t,ias ~
~ & o soa loa hare .psni
mag iine 3 sale gFaai vib
ligh hanarf leaws3 a fa.at-
ins a8l ) married 3 famer War
daI Ysa n8t Be- eb saaoal, De- some
thag b. bcad, the world vth yoar
tA.eu,s e. & sou choose Is marry,
WY ao, take icaehsr, clergyman
q some professional man; Bat -
+ s. y5a d.d nos need - much lesra-
ing far a farmers wife The lady
made the cob wing reply lou DO
oct look a. FAC a ! DO into The future.
DO yoa see this boy % ny lap ]
need ~ ihe study, al tie discipline,
both Of mind and body, that could
possibly get IN order that ! may train
him Alright You see have the FIRST
impressions to make on the fair blank
d bis poor heart. and unless my own
mind was FIRST cultivated, my own
heart first purified, how could / we'll
ferform the task now placed before,
me And DO you rot suppose that
farmers have tastes ana hearts ike
other men, even Il they hold lhe pillow
and till the soil for their support, Do
you 10, suppose their nislds are just
as susceptible Of cultivation as other
men7 Have they no love Of The
beautiful in art or nature--or does
the evening hour never pass pleas
antIy with them when they gather
around the piano after hi, days labor
Is finished Oh, my young friend,
you have made sad mistake in your
reckoning OF al occupations give
me that Of farmer, II IS the INST
heathfol, his life is free from care, his
sleep is sweeter, lis treasure. safer
a farmer need not b. ~ save Of
any, for be has none to please but
himself Not 50 with almost any
tradesman, mechanic or professional
men. They have more on less 10 do
with the world at large. aad have all
Of persons to deal with, 50
that they have need Of the patieaca Of
job to live. They are well aware
they must not freely speak their minds
at all lines, if they do they viii lose
custom, for a living, therefore they
are the servants Of ALL Then what
can be desired more What is more
peaceful, prosperous honest, hcallhful
and happy, than a farmer, lie and
farmers wife
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

hsxfs Gas
T. case 1r aH
snrEssea hata al tbsa
eme fle iafa 1 fhs 'ai
ap.h.8 rsfAsaE they peHefma f
laH sa har r a. at Us
Faa 80 .if very
fas amate be We soaie1
as screamed i thff a a
afoFaca fae e 'le hoaaa1
aa3 Parasite ilal wrre Fastening The
fe e tlr @ The dams e.
sasplH 4 ! al4 ngl ascsr
iAia oear8 many saef sal suns
mtsss bal ihe ha oiiea hrari
'hai & 'akss at sast hundred slot
io III man, al.le sometimes one
ste.i NAY sili aefgo They certain
y aa A. t.oas4 iaey 'hoasti there
was danger "4a iiiiak Their fears
were "'sf a'la rA'se ONE atZ f ~.
lhey Ft'apPcarca ia iofcs on ihe hla
where they hrsi iofmfd. aaoh ibe
shells we're Kissing Snd screaming oEef
our heads Their sheii ieli ia our
rear Tor 2 'aort TINE. They dld pc
damage oae gun suddenly ',asea
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Certificate:

We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lamolle
County, VT, hereby certify that We haye used
in our families, more or less, for about five
months last past, Washing Machine, patented
BY Mr. Samuel Nisaall Of Hydcpsrk. We
consider il a valuable machine, both ID saving
labor aud avoiding the usual wcar and tear Of
clothing Il viii cleanse oil articles Of ordinary
use By the simple motion 81 the Machine, ID
which 8 no pounding or hard friction % injure
Tie articles 70 be cleaned. The Machine will
80 such work with much less labor and much
less injury 70 the clothes than The ordinary way
of rubbing on a wasb-board. Very dirty arti-
ces, Ike shif; collars and wis bands, may re-
quire some rubbing, but the Machine is 50 ar
ranged that il can be done IN it n conveniently
as with common tub and board. For suds-
ing and rinstnr, the machine Is very valuable,
II will not iniure the finest muslin fabric hiie
Il wjl cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankets, and
even carpet. more thoroughly than can be done
by band We consider . great Improvement
en every hind % Washing Machine we hBveev-
er known, and rs operation gives such uniyer-
sal satisfaction wherever Il has been tried, we
think il must soon GENE INTO very general use.
iIydepark, VT, june 81, 1855.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

SoUND FELT FOR SOLDIERS. r.
Major Winthrop advice 10 volunteers
on the subject Of proper care Of the
feet, ought 70 Be pondcrel and re-
membered by new recruits. II win
be found in Iii, article on the New
York Seventh regiment, published in
the 1tlm,ic Monthly for June, 1861,
which we publish below
And let me say a word to my fell
low volunteers, actual and prospec,
tive, in all tile armies OF an tie States.
A soldier needs, besides his sol
dierly drill,
l. Good feet.
2. A good stomach
3. And after these, comes the good
head and the good heart.
But good feet ore distinctly the FIRST
thing without them you cannot get
TO your duty. II a eomrade, or a
horse, or a locomotive takes you on
It's back 10 the field, you are useless
there. And when the field is lost,
you cannot retire, run away, and save
your bacon.
Good shoes and plenty of walking
make good feet. A man who belongs
to an infantry company ought always
to keep himself in training, 80 that at
any moment he can march twenty or
thirty miles without a pang or raising
blister. Was this the case with even
a defamation Of the army who rushed
10 defend Washington Were you
so trained, my comrades Of the Sew
enth 7
A captain Of company, who will
let hrs men march with such shoes as
| have seen on the feet of some poor
soldiers in ibis war, ought to be gar
roted with shoestrings, or at least com
PEELED to play Pope and wash the feet
Of the whole army Of the Apostles Of
Liberty.
If you find foot-soldier lying beat
out by the roadside, desperate as a
sea.sick man, GIVE 70 one his heels are
too high, OF his shoe.soles too narrow
or too thin, or bis shoe is not made
straight on the inside, 50 that the great
toe can spread into its place rs DO
treals.
am an old walker over Alps across
the water, and over Cordilleras, Ser
ras, Deserts, and Prairies al home;
have done my near sixty miles a day
without discomfort -- aud, speaking
from large experience, and with pain
fol recollee,ioas d Tire suffering and
death / have known FOR want Of good
zee, on the march, ! say 10 every vol
anieer
Trust in God 5'a Keep yOir tsei
easy Z"