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The Confessions ard Experience
uf an Invalid.

nUBLISHED FOR THE EENEFIT
and as a warning and a caution 10
Young men who suffer from Nervous D -a.l-
itv. Premature Decay, &c. srpIly.ac at the
same .ir.e tie means Of Self-CUre. - .ae
who has cured himself after being ll' 70
great expense BY medical imposition and
quackory. BY enclosing q postpaid a.iires
Sed envelope. sISGI-- COPIES nay b. had @;
the autl,or. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. EsG
Bedford. Kings Co. y !.
E'.h pE 1gf. limos,
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49, f-st place the Government had
,--. the information sought for aud
= ..,.Ba place, IS they had it would not
,si,s TO furnish a list Of wrong do
= rfa,ators Of the law. The papers
s 10 the blockade would probably be
. the table OF the 24:h OF 25th inst, /
= ,.ls contain statement Of the num- /
= r,....l, which had broken the block
rs.lars their tonnage, and je no
..r5rmaayn would satisfy The .
.or-Geacrar explained the mis-
..-.f.a of Tn O'DJuougLe, ana said
. s. ,r-r.,s vessels might carry contraband
hut at their own Iisk, and If detec>
., must abide the consequences
r-...sus confirmed the recent report
-.-zr! gold ~.-f-S in British C-l-
: ...I1 -.s g.Llr!s, ou the 2ls; the
Il r.. G,.v explained thar :Le reason why
be G0verar-eat --.t agioi'-'s' '-''~ y ,'
al a command O.. tie '''J' '''''S 81 INC 2
& rf;ag Field d5y, At BrizhtoL. was 70
pc eft --.laas.aa arising amongst ''''''' e''
"a
H.. House 10: commons on tie same
- tlr SLurv gave notice that lie IN
e 49,. ....-...f,-, IF tl,a Tr....,. f.,
!, ..9-.8.,,- If establishing a more i'm
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ln
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EEND D
ONLY PERTURBATION
Having proofs 50 strong and direct as
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OFAI IL


For Statesmen, Judges, Il:tor-s Ply
sicianz 1t ilo oldest schools as well as new.
give 2 their UueualhlG SANCTION "a re-
commend Il fsr ~ csses ii eruption sU1
6ise5s.s rf tic scalp ana brain; nUt a.l '-ho
have used e. ,r-.,e,ll y.=.i-yiu- tL~- J. via
preserve tLs .air lry-L t---E Er-y, and
from falling = ANY ase, - sell a5 restore
Read tle.ul .ergia-- -
Oak Grove, s. c. June .-th. ls5e-
IE.F- c. j. Mod. l.-r ~s- Your
I-.- Restorative IS rapidly zli0.1- popular
i-v 81, tbs community. ! have hao OCCASION
Eo -sT l.r-iuliee aside, and E.Ee s-nT
i1ai- E-s.l.s.lvs a perfect t-=s--
3 a-.a- iag year lG-i, ! .-as 80 -liai-
i..-a-- s.s % bs tir from uay s-lEy
r--...s. s.. .l-i- rear -lag -..- s.l-, from Inch
r~ i. received ams-t resT5i,e Jlgw;
. a.-slaE Great deai 81 irritation, which
. l.a.ru. lea-,i 20 the brain and oztcTIa,
4 .-srs1e or tic luaE. from the effects oi
. which Ev hair was finally destroyed over
the ert5E. surface q tie Esau- from tb5
. ;fm- .lrSt discovered l-- cal.F-lE. LvweFer
uu ta She tssre Il Us ca--i gl-al g.-rslco, l
! employed ...g..5a.- I C.G.5 tli-k %. hing
/ q profess .... -..s.u u.y~zli and, as I thought,
I ANA uu5-15t.. i.eGat-re If Cl@eaS7. bat
D.. was finally l--ea--. 70 every Erccrpti0n
advanced.
These and uo o-.-g- gl-Cg--ustznCe INDUCES
INC n resort = YOUR worthy i.a,T ies.C-a-
/ tive. wlie- have every reusoU 10 believe,
4 produced a veEy happy result: ,Vro months
aste-tre first aruliea .l.n- / lad as beautiful
a head Il vru1- lair as ever / ssW, loE
v'i-l 5--. 5ll- gag vau I--Ilost sincere
thanks. Res assured. Gr-r siT, shall -
commend ya-T s,Gav,iy I'D ai iIlEl-eTs
u, resv.r ] shall Use ny .--sDauce, which
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gaee lt.ae Je:-s-z-zia.a. P-i.i-.., :


DeasS sr-I Ea-l il ny duty s. well
as my pleasure. 5o safe 70 vau tie follow
is. cfrcu1l stance which yuu Caa u=e i
vru thir}5 r-.uer. 4 gentleman q tl5s g's-e
Il lawyer l-s jeea ba.3.e~c- s.--a Lis
early youth: 50 much 81. that As was
-u-.- relied Cd Eear o wig q was induced
B.. u.e p bottle e.. your e Ea-r Rcs-o-at:ve,'' -
-gfseh he Lied very much a-L after
r-eiig some .Uo or three a1i-eis his hair
grew .u- gaits ,i.zU-alst.7-. ard lie Ey~
has e hs-l-.--a head IT hair. Tie E-1t-
lauaa's rlule i~braIi0sa. AID as - Is
ve.E v., zl.rrn ~ .lr --'-'-5S,
--..... .a.- ...-f-tr g. 81 t---a e. It's state
-.-..z.l -rs- IL % Elu = tie -lg-est q
EE-. ura.--5. G.C car Eel great
s..- 81 r.u~ Hair Restorative N tA5s and
-r.a .- lining counties 4 --u have tEc
-....er agents Yours. SC,
THOMPSON SEEGHEOR.
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ahrartIsInr Rrtas.
AnNINISTRAw0R'S NOTICE.

Notice As hcreSy given risat letters 90 Al
-r,u!.,rarisu cn the Estate Of i,.-uaoi F.r-gg
gibbons late Of Cambria C-uatv. deceased.
have been granted t" the under 5'f.e't. an1
all persons kuowinE them-sive= iu..-..t-t e.
said estate are hereby -ouE.. 80 -a..a :.!-
ward aud settle ;he sam. and r.-',l~ LAY
Ing claims against said estate ara notified T.,
present tie same. property authcE-iel'et i"T
settlement.
JOHN FITZGIBEOES Adrniuistra;HE.
I.L--,nr.- IL l-..L %
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aT-air= vii stop At stations '1HrEcl
'' r. OILY -yhcn signal is given
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THOMPSON sUEGHEOR.

Dr. Ma: +: Dear Slr: Permit ne 81 rx-
press t.c .ali-atial.s / am under ;aT tie
er-i.e restoration II my hair 20 ils original
color: sb1u- tie time of my aTr.va! j. tLe
Uuis,- s,tarlz sl vsas rapidly becoming rray.
nf,t upon sic apu'c--ioa If yocT '' Hair
Restorative II sgol recovered its original
ara- i consider Eal-r Ez-trrati~e - very
wonderful invea,ian, g-iga rtiesys-y1-s a
g~rl. ss a--t-alll s. -EIALlEGG.
TIE Restorative IS ~ r-n II bottles Of
tlrse sizes. ~: large, gns'iElra al-d small !;
rha small holds : a pint, and rCialls ;c- Cac
..-T.t- rar sa.-,es she asel-un i-.l.is ~ least
t--e--. TT C-a-- r-r-e ia Gr-E ..-.s-l thla
abe small. ra.l.lz .sr -Ha 5e-.--s Ter tCt-les
tlc large holds q quart. 50 T-r C=-- more
in r-- p .-i..a ana re.s--s l4-tlgeo dollars
uaT lrt-'e.
o.. WOOD s. CO, T1gprie-ns. "a
Broadway. EUw York, and III --a--el
Street. ST. I.ais. 30
E-l sr'I lr IN a.g3 Druggists al
r. Szlr IL Tlaos By u. c De5aa,
,u.- -. lSai-ly-
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NOTICE-TO THE CREDITORS or
= TIE ICNTIEGD0N. GAMBIA
AND INDIANA TURNPIKE ROAD Com
PANS-TEe Court Of Huntington COUNTY
AZ Jluua.y term, 1862, erected 3" he pa.
To creditors. one and two~tenthS per cent ug.
their claims on which former dividends have
been declared, which wall pay au lsresll e..
ton of ti.-ir certificates @: deposit, ty"ta IA
selves or ihe.r AGENTS.
JOSEPH ISETT. S-qur>tratn~.
Spru-t Creek, Fob I9 Ic52-3t
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gelaI Aotsrtisements,

Trial List for the Third Week commenc-
ing the 18th Of March Tenn 1862.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Photh'ys Office
Ebcnsburg II Feb, 1892
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PAY up

Office Of Clerk of Sessions
) FEBRUARY 1862.
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alarm thsre, in expectation Of al attack D.
he Federal forces.
BANK ELECTIONS,

The annual elections Of the several Banks
took place Tuesday, resulting as follows;
BANK or BuHLlNor Directors, P DJo-
li,tIe, j. n P5meroY, 5. E. Il ward. W.
II. H,yt, ". @ Hickvk, wi Underwood.
L. N. lagar.
Preridsrf, P. D5olit,le. Cs'A.er. +. =
Cole. Iei.r, c. A. SUNNI
In. H4g4r was chosen director rur
last, IN place Of Q. b. Marvin. Fe-.s -
FAaxERs' & MEcHASIcs' Ban n
toys. T. E Wales, Frederick FL = - :
Warner. JOSEPH Clark. S VI n
Green. G. Il B.ued'ct.
Pres,dsat, 7. E. Wal-s. ,..- ~ r
Warner. Tsar' F I. IL n. chang.
MEacuA>1s' BAv ,-....- y D
Hi'k0k; j D. len, slIu. y I.-u, L. B
Fi''''' LAVA ILynan. Geo. 3lJ-s.on, S. n
POPE. .-sas.r.. Il. P Hioso1. CASHIER,
. IL Pope, Asst Cashier, .. vs.. Wood
.oss. No change.
Z CogxgscIAI B,SK-Lirs.srs, David P.
Noy-s, Simusl Hortioet.a. I. E Chi,en
den. Nathaniel Parser. Carolas y zee. L.
Il g s,siok, v.rnou P Noses.
Cahs,. vern.a P N.y' 1oisr z. \.
Bur-ank
B,..wioz tll-s tAa place IF II,
Ls--ck. resigned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

THE stone BL cKADE-Tho Eaglish ar
now troubling themselves, It seems, ab -
our ohsiructing southern harb wi d
-tone-ladeu vessels. They declare that w.
are shJwing barbarity IN our mode % carry
on the war The London Tf-i,s declare.
that the sinking OF the vessels l. an uuUIral
leled crime The Lonsoz ETani1er says.
Is II % be endured that the federal gov
ernment shal exc uuI the ints,acy 90 be-
blockade BY this dstestable means7
VIII the civilized Clri-t4in world sud5
a war fare carried t. this fsuliah picl o..
desiruc'ivens7s. choking Up for,ver nature
channels OF lie, iutercIurss and p.snt5l
blockade Is au injurious Interference VIII
the business # nations, tut % is temporary
aud when the purpose is & cited, ar a'au-
Csrri az I'M lriDtica1le, there D. o. return g.
she status quo ante, bat tbs in.crnal exc.
,ut oi tle cuanu-i-caokinE is re-lrt-4 30 as
permanently ues,ru rive, 1efrvuE Vl0.s
rrgiuu OF one u It's natural outlets a- u-I-
lucti1n. ana ruiuUs ITS cities 10 rs tf e..
usl y than 81 Ere anu sword, vuY-e raves.
may Re rsiAriei. NJ SD with tH.s
this heIlish device ot ua.lc., according .
the calculation o.. Its authors. Rivers are ,u,
highways vt the word. AND CD destroy 900,
OF these means Of communication is 49, ]. Iu-
~ o ell. which should nnS be PRINTED q.
TINS malice OF any power
Ii is little amusing that this time a.,
English papers have ov rsnot the marx iu
their intense esgeIn.ss C. Condemn To-,
are apparently not aware that the rebels
have uOstruc ed the savannah river in order
10 prevent Us from gong Up q the cry oft
savannah. What will the xItei editor {
the EzGalaeT 10y Of thsir Aelilsa te,icc o..
malice What 0ocs he think q then
internal Ipedient OF channr ch,sine7'
But We shJuld ike To know what business
It Is Of the English II We d. destroy Charles
ton harboiS How have tn = any rignt To-
SPEAK Of II any more than thew would have
right d Complain oi New YIk 1t Broad
way should be perm inenJly oh>,ruc-eo ?
England will pretty s5,n be omplaining u
We charter turnpike company without her
CONSENT.
The ErarirsT need have no fear that
South Carolina will be deprived Of an outlet
tor It's productions. Port Royal has TAR
better harb1r than Charleston. aud it is lust
as Accessible from the interior We fancy
that it any mot ve except sympathy for the
rebels prompts these English groWls, 1t Is
the tear that the stone blockade cannot Be
run.-ProU Journal.
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THE LIQUOR CURSE 1t is everywhere. Il
spares no age, rank nor sex. Il has no re-
gard for the interest of church or state. In
the most momentuus and glorious hours Of
Christ's kingdom. when Gods Shirt ia
poured out and souls are converted. il Greens
in 10 corrupt and destroy. And lnthe count
rvs greatest peril. when the nations life is
threatened, when high handed REBELLION
stalks forth At MONDAY. Shen men are will
ling to sacrifice their lives. their all f,r their
country's good, to lie on the field of battle
and shed their precious blood that the nation
may live, and When all ths energy. and
cslmness- and submission, aud u. dienco and
f'al and bravery are demanded which meu
can bestOw. theu II comes in with Satanic
cunning and bOldncss, and with lis fiery
breath blasts all that is beautiful and far.
sends weakness into the strong. and tn n al
the councils Of the wise and great into loul>
Ishness. The Commanders OF our force,
meet with no such foe. A jefferson said that
he met with no trouble from all other s1urcts
Use 10 the trouble from men who drank H.
auor; TO cay our military chieflains; ana
hence they are continually called 10 put
forth against those who d'7,i in the eur,..
the moot severe edicts And yet th,se men
claim 90 be patriots and CT izsus Thrse mea
talk OF their rights being invaded because
they are re>traihed. Thes- mrn march in a
hJ y o. riIe polls, an. would exrluds from
the l. riature all WHO d. not iavor then.
Ihrse mn our L-g'siatuie palrouiz. for VI /
them III ahu la fear Saail II always be I
81 "iii not this sar teach or nation & 3
Lesson IN the spiIit trade never TO be forgot /
ten? Will not it's rayagcs Ia tie army. It's J
curse and as dcsolations give us prohibit. n
by the united voice 4 ali good eiuzsn-? W
repea what We have slid heiIre. tnar .eli,ug /
Liquor to solder and ge;tlng him drunk |
should be at once aState prism uasnce. if !,
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THE CHANGE IN THE CABINET.

The change IN the Department of War, has
AIKEN the country considerably By surprise.
while ago it would have astonished no
one. But the cutlery against Mr.. Cameron
for dishonesty having subsiied, aud the dif-
ference, such as il WIS, between him and the
President at the op,ning Of Congress hav-
ing apparently blown over, few could have
been anticipating such Development at this
time. The cause has not been announced -
IL is, however, attributed by many to a did,
agreement between the Secretary and the
President, on the Slavery question in c0n-
nection with the conduct Of the war. For
ourselves, having never been able to discover
any such important practical difference be-
tween the Secretary's position as indicated
by his original report, and the Presidents ,ss
indicated By his modification thereof, IS
many Others have, and believing that Mr..
LIncnln still folds to his old ground, that
this Country csnno, remain permanently
half and half free-Es look for other
caufes and doubtless there Gre others. The
y. Y. 7r1.S says.
II may not Be improper 10 add that othsr sad
Material difficulties attended the presence of Mr.
/ Camertn IN the cabinet. lie has always been
dseIdsd advocate for promputude and energy in
| the conduct Of the war; and perhsps has synPs-
| tulssJ ubduly With thsi party IN Congrea and
slno' the people, uhien Graves the IN
| iuson # mors activity aud decision 10
our niitsry policy. His cyrd with
the Gsnsral in-CLief Of the army hes
lot, for tLsse and other res-ons, been perfect In
| the nohtrOyersy betWssn tie regular and voiup-
tser service, sueh has uoW reached point Va oily
| ilcons Silent with the public interest, Gen c
Il llan IL uuderst0od 70 SIDE with that party 10
/ which bis military education would nstura y al
! tsoh him-Whiis dr. Cameron bas be- q . believ'r
n the iran SC. ndsnt vnlu0 snd importance Of The
! vol ntesrs. The inquiry N regard 10 TIE bale
| BIud calsmity brought 10 light the marked di-
! ver.Ity u opinion between the secretary and the
[ u neral. The former Wzs es-er 20 so4uit the
10 nyIy Of BAKER Of al he P,nsbult, Tor the
.as err g tiIu tie latter vac tgually desiFous 10
.cl.r.e stone of The fearful re-pousioiity Ten,
ellg' 90 =as certainly successful IN asleA'ns
y rel,ss Quail luuuil, AID thus lar the secretary
g Mar Jared o. ier. Lriy 90 l- also unIerstood
tra. be in-ds direct Issue FI-h he Jo1thiul nero
al tue head uf our arlnits 10 T. ssriuS the elcVa-
Llsu tlc rsus ol briss.I-r-1 sueral Vi d son o.
tls- Gen Paterson a-eiuc ptclty or treach ~
cost - tle humiliation 90 bul. Run. whether
psr-onsl reasons or these purely p4bhc, sotua'vd
tue Secretary, We urs IL o,urs- unable O. LAY 'at
%, Prvs dent. di-p1sei TO c0ncede "a point uton
which Nc lei an b. % ally iusi I'd 81 the more
stIru4ousiy caus- u tue oc'ai II.lion' OF bis
emmy a. IN lsdrlphia with that Of Gvn.PatieIson,
iuciiu,d 60 the sids u the ten fal-iu-Lhisi, and
tav appointment was aca3rdiasiy mzie-
Low correct the above may b., We have no
! ......,. a t,,,.,ri,, h.t r. L. fut re4-,u. b .
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rs patient wuH TIE LirrLE OS-s.-1s
rt.- U.l . it-ie ores - n-i;---
'1.r H ord isl. i.nE 3D. Ii -l-ir 1ccls'11-
r .4 ..l O. l-.V'fr tna sap
-f a--- Remember tho world Is 1s1
... ar- ;l.g have -- slAl r.- g. SOL
-- tlr 1nu. -e4 il--.i-o, --' RISES
.. ---t-s ,a-- crlsa va @
Won ere grown O.. ---l-
.".'. .-'I years 90 -zpr--
.s ga - ire, -s D. -1'-l e..
2 a--a pace With your Oh 1.-t
'tH PATERNITY IS . j teac1es 81.
..e. p-eca7- nuH1 pee Pc. -si
e. hf..- -n there lt,.e. Cheer hi- ca
De- -.- "l mind, l1 a.,-r y--Is his mp
l.-l tt.-Lnt shall rise and csIl you 5.s-ss-
Els TIutuly trs -lIis>- ol-stIJuIas
of your c..irer d. DOC roughly crl.f
t1- 7- srr- DC ra5 r4lUg with s-
inpatient wI-i .r i-'W1, W s-1ld, u-'
tempt. on tIe cr-rary org Instruct.
.y1 reply .H every cisl.. qa-sI.n. : 20
flasher 90 DEEPEN J.s'r r-ri'ri'y- O'"75i-
90 p I1ie. tbe car-.--- 4a,--t-H ini0 a pro
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THE GRAND ADVANCE.

If the grand forward movement from the
Potomso TO the Mississippi, 30 often fore
told, Ia TO take place at AL this winter, 1t i'
doubtless g. hand, if not already begun
The two great expeditions for which Nc
Clelian has been said TO be waiting, are al
ready on the move-and the indications seem
to be strong that the time to put the great
army of the North 10 the Use for which 1t
was created, has at last arrived. The pro-
gramme wa. thus laid down. eight days
since, by the Washington correspondent oil
the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Burnside expedition will leave In
about ten days on u mission that must ne-
csssarily be highly successful /; whilst beet
of boats will come up the Potomac, McCIei-
Ian will advance eadily on Manassas
Banks and RJsencrsnz will take the enemy
in their rear Cox will strike out toward
Lewisburgh Garfield will move toward
Cumbsriand Gap: Buell., with his our
divisions, toward Nashville Halleck, Wal
lsce, Grant, Eoote. and others toward Mem
Ibis overland, and down the Mississippi
river. and the forces at Fortress Monroe and
Beaufort will move inland 70 ;she the sne
my in their rear.
The Cairo expedition has already started
The Burnside Expedition Is also on the move
Letters IRON the army Of the Potomac re
present our forces as in hourly expectation Of
the oommsnd TO march forward. These are u
sigma and p0rionts Of a general demonstrate,
against the enemy, OF hard fighting. and q
1e trust, OF signal victories,
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HARsos DETENcEs.-In letter o the
PhIlade phla defence committee. Bugadier
General T'tten refers 10 the Qualifications
10 \ Y. harhor in the iollowin lln.u 20
- The defensive works now complete. or
under construction. for the protection oil
-New York, including the inner harhor
the approach by Long Island Sound. the
"pprotch by the rarroVs. snd the ancho-
rage near Sandy Hook. are ready 10 mount
about one thousand guns. TIE nun her
will be increased as further progress mzy
be made.
The deienos Of B4ston tsrblr ara now
ready to rco-ive three bundled and thirty
guns. TIE number vii probably DO in
creas d, ~ sprHg. 70 four hundred and
thirty. aud iurtier, Us labors shall no
grtss'
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PsoRAHI MURpER.-Thursdsy morning the
wiis Of Sandy Kavanagh was found dead IN
her bed, IN the cellar OF little house at ths
f.ot ii College st. Suspicious Of foul Play
were aroused. and an examination OF tle
body showed a cash under the lott ear, 4 cut
On the lett arm and another On enc Of th-
fingers. 4 c,roness' Jury WAS Imprinted
aut IA inquest held Dire. Carpenter and
Atwater made professional sxam'aa-iJn "i
the corpse, ard reported ia sll.u.n o. t-=
wounds, large efu-i,n o' b.ood under tne
sc4lp. The wounds were sufficient, under
the circumstances Of neglect aud exposure, -
causr death. After hearing their testimony,
the nques, was adjourned nil tares O'Clock
this afternoon. Or. Atwl;er, Who first ez
amined tic body, reports that 10 lay uear Tire
/ edge Of the cot, On ITS b4os; on the head
was q hood, and a compress unIer it q strp
the blood. TIE brui-e ON The head vas. 10
/ his opinion, given while the hood wus on.
We understand that bottle ct rum ey,-
found IN the noon, Kav41agh and his vii,
had had some difficulty tAs day before. al,
/ place kss been long notorious i0r It's hrasl-
The Coroner's Jury thai eyvnins returned
a verdict that Cath crime Klyanaugh cane G.
her death by wounds and bruises ND cted by
her husband. K4vanaush'5 own lcc junt J
the matter Is that his wife was drunk Oh
Vein, Stay. and 10 trying to 60 to bed 10
the afternoon tel On the stove AMI received
the wound IN ner head, that when hs went
; bed that night che was lying on the DOR
sad IN the morning be found she was dead
Michael Mitten. who slept II the next
room, testified th4t the woman wa drunk
aud that be heard NJ disturbance
during the night. Mu. Waters. who
Ives abo7s, said che heard scream snd d
blow.
Il was proved that Kavanaugh and Ia
" T. often guarded. and that he had oncl
tried to shoot her. His pocket knife va,
sharp and he admitted having cleaned II
. since bis arrest. He vss Committed y iaiI
90 await bis trial.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Aecor ing 60 Paris pap rs ths se Harst, a,-
ton OF the Stsuish ,xpe1l,i.n in taking
Vera Cruz is in v5,l.tInl %. t.o unisrsttn-
ding with France and England and o. liA,ly
To IN axe An entire c1anss IN tle prasrimm
the Montreal Advertiser says the reI ohl-ct
OF the British part Of the expedition Is 60
take possession of MatamOrls. m orde, c.
ship thence the cotton 10 be received through
Iexas
TIE emperor of the French has lent The
BRUSH g.gernment 2oCO pairs OF sa1w-bJ,rs
tor the use Of tie troups wsich are now
crossing the A.hnuc on their wsy t.
Canadi-"tha vhic1 (--y- L.y-rn,H
paper) nothing could oa more clu-.d.r-,- l-
nIs-d. y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

The frst q. our Springfield vi'lnta-r- 10
hy down his life in e s. rvi-s ~ tis rlun
uy, i- Henry VI. lIl1r. son of Vim iIunt of
It's city, vino did IN t- inztln pn the
o Do IH-t. Il wac % l-alar OFF, our "Ci-y
q fari. 30 sni ttIHr-.I O. The l0.l r-in-1t.
% li-i OF .ltl. @ *, which '9--'l- che r.
turn % bis body % bus friends. and prevents
oar giving him = public funeral. as would
Otherwise have been dI1e IL made
q god -1Idrer. AID was also s. dltiful
so1 =rl # c-iln4-. brother. as tIs following
H1.s recently ID. l.-ls Il e-. -t LIS .at,ers,
tou--lnsy show.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
Personal.

Our townsmsn Thos. II. Garfield, con-
pected with the War Department as assist
ant Manager of the GIvern'nsnt R'ilroads'
returned home on Saturday for short 7isit
to his family. Henry Lponis E q. al'o re-
turned irum visit to the camps at "'sh-
ing,on, on S .turd4y. lie reports the army
IN fine conditiun, the Vermont troops I'M
proving IN health. and standing the winter
we'll.
Capt. John Mcintosh, of the U. S. l4th
Infantry, who has been recruiting here with
excellent success has been ordered into active
service and lett to Join his regiment at Perry
Vile. Nd, n Monday. Lieue. KrAuse, Of the
same regiment, succeeds hun, as recruiting
ofhcer.
The Frs.nnsa fears that Major Walton. Of
the 9Th Michigan regiment, who was wound
ed at ,he resent engag -ment near Port Royal
Ferry, is Major Anass Watsjn, formerly oi
Worcester in this State. an brother OF %
E. @. Watson Of that town. he zen, O
Michigan about ten ye re since.
Rev. Edward SMILEY late r.-..- .e,,.
Cniyersali-t Society IN Braulbrl. has BE- 2
amounted Commisssrv Ssryear, ,,,t.. e
Perlment. bv CD. Thcb,ss ausb ss--.-,.,
,bs arp,intmspt.
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