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stc pub hhed under his act shall be sub
Js every re-ps III prosl Of the at OF xiih III Is
AMEND tsrT; tIceit thMn pPr Of the BY the
Irsvi be ich be US the
the Bere-u Of piutnJ select divided,
that Atony GentrI sPere tie bntiaF 10 eAt until
after the the ton Of the pre1n; an he
pub iShed uads: This al TO bel soani
sihout regard to the nun bar Of pages
Approved Fss II, lsp.
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yorsr Irso1Ur;oS A,PIovlSa rIr lrsol

JoIsF REs0IUT; AePE OWING rIH RESOLUTION PASeD
~ rHs LAG S.A1U-h VI NlRGISiN kkpHE&INI - .
pEikkNISAIIvN To NISDIG.Ik EE2 ANCfAhr BlUS-
DAkIES
90 we'd b. II. Senate ard Of ssurt tves Of the
meter s 50 rnAt n hsart app Owed d the
r 70 ia Psa-d y tie NLg nis, tEsi ls her
dels IN naioa VLd tie int Of hs aneHS nd Hts,
I. Gu
Hppsnd 1ss. 81, IsS.
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Cos
An kor TO Az cH0zIZS rIE SURPRISINGLY THE ERIl
IA ,RAs DhP1s I o. IA CAaES

EETiuS Ii OBE The ederAte stAies OF America
90 e,Ae as s snt mason o. The Confederate
sGa rd sal have ID s4sPs.d n PNt eye OF
4 I5sd, eOrEs 81 cite GWns NIL ~ eis'
c ShSA Ia ii, u iGmht, s,eh Gang o. aAsk by
he sz gtQJirs dselsr tOI o. lew for Ihve
aHe tive Csi5tte
ap roVsI Es5'y 81, lSsS
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(So. lL)
AN ACT To PROVIDE A ST ,PF AND oLE I1AL RoRCE poR
| ANV dENER al WHO MAY Be ISN6 M eY rak PRE l.
m EsrA q

pEST 70 LUCY Al The srAr OF q NEkNhENr.
81 Tne Of the CoCfs tr te Sste Of Antrea
se Thst -hen the sddut shall asst Gsn u -
dtV GoV,rnmst he sli denerai Oh u entitled
70 oil. STAG vi; ~ seere ~ha III RANK
o'C 10 for De With Ne "a Of Ntj -; and tasa
Gle eli oisis as the Prssd tsa fop
as ;, ius suhbrIe The aud q oEsnee the Il ryste
T. Nio oecln1 hal the same "a 90 o. meeri OF
eIvI y OF Ice r ,Lari o. he elerEt sh<i r.
c. dtUeS7 han rsi Ia per nun fie- eh tu once I,
ca fI-n'q Ls ALA ,ry, htI be pr)isdfo' tid
OF, q sA,a'opI On Tor the e1-tagHi expenses o. ne
Wa. DspAr n,tIt
ADD: V,d AArth SIS, 'S69
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n, Ill
An Lorrn EarAR ISL csRrAIN ROUTE raEsHN NAMED


EEcroN The Ccnyrs the oonf'd~Ae Slate, OF m'-i a
% snu That the oE Str)u'I upo -heh te &c wee
be ~ PusuA,t Gsaer., be. ADd h-'Ame .
hereby ss'ab t,d hs aed In rIt IN. au sP
hes he by cons nsi 20 81: pat rode ON ~
"a o by , ssathl .1tlVe ueh a. stus 81 ssip
one from haSshae.i', Ava Ada A7H 'hA g. .
- O ais fr uO.iad. by Oiun-pg Nils
bseV II; snis D'uh BH TO OS'lLs, In sAd AZ VsLli
al.o fh ChaSbea'% sp r. l. n on fsi q.
HSrIs ah asnd Ca sadie, Alta the u OF ~;
ait or foo 1rsdin b. I, Roit, Blu borJ
Grand vtW, " bAia SA e Of fs as
EKc II l3Win ato by stNbrsNs Wis
ose Rud' " Nil rsD In UuA ia eouits
IA the Ia 4 GTksnsLs ALA, tLsf II, IL
eol " IT, stt- ArS'rs O. oy Ing Anf, Br tN nj
O1utA1d 81 toan y, TtIu TO m o. The 20 nj an
st.e Il fortsA Al,o root in he tate 0 LrS ,
non waJhnsSn IN mpftisd eou ~, sf I0n Pos N.Y. "-
ton Po.u Lila Slt', Hri CAdto Esp CeAtr-
yil Pasmss d. Poatose At FarS Nj hcC.nne ~ MI,
Good hcksys val - Deh h y ten IN Ia bebA'
An rIun.,: 01vbR III tle Of 6ea q, 10
~: hon VadoHa By Hat hnsott % VnVil ls a ofsN
coviaEIon ~ say oh mi and cUon, ugat oo; 20
po,t us from J,nbo- agh IN the sta OF nnt ts, 70
a sr urv-s ne stats ~ No III Carolina osilns the Iron
INT Nh,s ta1 heGsSsl Al iAae'y tafnPE' F0Al ''A
mated u.
Approved. March 81. pSa ...-
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M 1y0l

REsoLUrToy IN RELATION To P.YMEST TO p1sBURsIEG
C'EGR oF app p,OPSIsTloN TJR E.dovAL OF rhE sEAr
or GOVERNMENT
Re4,ud al entaulitss removal, q the Sat a
D. rI-d f.Om eapprp IaICn Tor LNi object,
g. pNT uu-l sV d, the deeeu.i dlbuislIE
Oes two hsudrsa for the ssryes Gf tae said Clerk In
dl mi N. Iad p ophAuoa.
ApproNtI Rsb'y 10, 1853
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SUCTION SALES.
HUTURR DAYS.
BY JANIS N. TAYLOR 4 SON. AL
MOST VAL "a AsLK BRICK RESI- ,RNUx


MOST VAL JAHLE BRICK RESI- -RNCw on,
..d Eou.ses sire :, sna Ine Saia.Sie Prirs..
and LIST Iest., At .uetion.-ws Viii lsl, ulOs tne
R'i YER. s;sR.S His.S 1, L.! al *
ride Of asn Street. e,w~n t and Boa'hee street.
bahh1u hot ella water gas .nd sasr through
hs snt's UuI me- tosr'her Wis ID lex kthsn. In
HSus. and Othr balidiln Ta, US. ,da able r,Is,d
for the eoumo 'aton Of large sI family and
eonyeae = bu, nss The LOT on IS iss and extends bach
lss fs ito = wide, paved alley .
valu,be Buidng 10, siioin tSs var h,vns
front and depth. vsl SET wish sne ehOie yrs rsss,
Grapes, kc.
tWInn.d..sy an.r the abov. VII b. sold TIE I.-s.
Pssid located the ro7 he.,i lite q Maj and Isl
stree nilst residence Of rneod rick fsq AL
r,ous and chsd large ,k kitchen ILs tenN 10
feet and run a.et leo ,,s' o ~ srr:t
scraS note In sr,t acd nd ,.os eddy arst deed
nss "a ''' fer ''a 'ia Z =;
A DMINIsTRATOK, SAFE or vALUARLR
"A heal h.tate, together with the entire
S,Sp r.Sss he .s1s 5ETPis E %..'. ,,s,; .s
MaIse,, in y; ;nries soa.ty.-t, Aean,..T...r. vi,
sci. On TUESDAY id Of April ,aeirs sesei.
h.y'y Nloslls Ia :: .tsd 10 be, u o'oaU snas
k,ovn Elk" sni Camp eov, ard be ns the late
,drnc- Of s'.phen : sven ., d.ess.,d
ard in e,esent rse Of euinv. ,n the other 10 heavily
wooded 1he gosing vi zee he high ,e Of improve
ueni this farG large OF cleared lind kavi
falcued In ca IRE nIsss are well en d. ard
% pl-d III an .bunIA ce Of Natsr
III Iupvvs II esssl' dwelling tichsa
bes bans ui.E use. III ds - al In gooI -
The upon IL rItb te ~ uldancs oil ties clay, kl-B
lurI-ss every city re-. Gu ting ~ Puy
Jte osAHor OF ubp pery yey dsar.b ia oe It'd n
,eep i,n'bis bo hood, ind caaIly
will b. uiy.yed and dsrst viii be divided suL TIE vsxs
Of bidders.
- mmej'.tv atr tie sale ef the real tsts,, VII be mld
the snr sh,b rope IT, ltn Of 10 tu'l' Of
az b,res Of n, Ghuek, fodd nj oh eots, hofs
sheep, &C, Is q lot Of irr Ink imp sn, 81 goni
carts poa h. iIrro,I, h. T ess &c.
Iussye' u A. estate ne th ersh ih.Nalanoe at on.
es, for able ~ih t eat aided and
eSrsi ~ rsrt "e,d
he parch ssers o pa the taxes for 'sf2.
70 e pbrGl pc all OF % aud IN itr cash.
thI fsur ,reeh owed p,gslIble Rsts
uh ille . I Add. and sgtis'A Attori y secures.
GtUaGk d PL AsASTs.
AdIn'strator OF eplra b sy s:nsJ, deed.
JANE v. yAYlUR IuciL app
P.s--Ht theT Ihouli urfIvcrshe en- tie tay II
As, h. al not take pas, but wi be Pc psnrs 4 snsa
dus notice will lie gwen. g-tao
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pron,NM.lxp rgE

n AOLrr.nS or THANK 20 U IT RUodtNM AND TIE
TcLRs AND IN w rs Ma COMMAND
RsVsd bT The CotT sSof tts bf derAts t-s OF AnsA
rA,t n. anu nE ds Ard her b. 81 cld y
cart RuelsuA-. IN Al ucttr hstO fjr > tr
-Eau paGs-d galt, eiilths essnt sucessf - ssA
s on iAs uIval re o. - Sosuy L. H.mP1os RAeI.
Appraxsd mach u, lss1.
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nov !osx rysE., pEcsl.rD, roH SERVICES IN rHI

RsaIed By the ngrtu Sf the oOnf dtrass sssi Of Anne
rles hat Ihe Co nmtee and mileMe I. ne 'ous'
BE ataTe. b. authorized rcqrl;sd TO IIesl ttse
Ire SIry The AMI Hlesg' d1e % he bon Jhn
f.lrr Of death, f3r serVi e. - mem
TIE ngre, 10 ths Aro 1t 40 isces
re JuIs Tysr, the legal repr ssn!ans Of
sid De set
Approved Mach 20, lsta
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IorHr RrsnLurroS ID AID ou Pr ,oNEss IN IHE HANps


OF rHs ENEaY
~ the the oouf.dsrste eatss Of A-s
FeA Thl the ysrsiA War a-th III 10 apply tbs
eongAx.uI fanl OF hl va DsDartnsn 4
fsra i'm, tO une lIi jadEuea may ts n.cEst-y the
All o. pr o. in the q n. pro fds 9Th
Aay prism sIpeadsi for him shall be saArGsi
10 his
Approved March IS, 1862
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(No 416)
LIZ Anr rN sEPELL An ALr rdESiIN NAMEp.

The CnST's the oopfas ate s:.,,s Il america do en,o
tn "A mi led pro rds 'Os rAins gAni ins
hs Sl o. isoa, adOi ou ltebops or the o'b A.
M os nfeiaG states IN iob ID "pssse Ja'u ry hth
sb sau de Ard' 'Ny I'D tie sIne Ls OsJ re-
ARp. nd Feb. II, 1854
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RKAD9UAsssRs DEPT. OF HrSkIo'.
RsAaoad. We, MArea ilA, -.

srSEsAl oSOrRs,l
II R,oAd c,uapsnlss ard The James Rive AAd KNnAuhN
Ca Co upanr fofbd A1spo into tha Ct or ea'
q a. ssrt.Iaus Iaa1rs otlT la'JN- -Atag b-T-rAsea
III sap-rate- sairoNi5 Aad Of the "a SAnAl.
Are rsasei 1, sort 1Als va PrSTCs Hsr hi ne nan
b II P,s ger pAag IA ro@ds Asd Canal cat si ne
SaJ = Aae nod
Ryord,r q Br,E. ssa. Jno wsasr, cOa, a.
,s,Rs AsL AsFt Geo.
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uEADQCAKrESs DspAsT SSST OF BESNol,
kICHscHB, Va, March S;h, Ism.
CENTRAL ORDERS

81 v.rls a1tAo-y eonis-red ~ General ODER no
nd Lasprs GsnsrAs 'aes AArsl ist ls6 Capt
A io-w sppo ltsd Proy3ss JAr-nA OF he q ot lsA
E5ad os ADJOINING AAdIarra aas ns '0anEy i'I NE
% "a ui5s
IL ne Passport cr- e9aausd a. - PEes'nt SsAaon' a.
a. cAarg Of .a- -r1v0st hsrstAl
M ~. a. i .g "a lataa o. Vinocs I-irlo1s ana
Asaaa,s o. gtts irt,Ki-Asns hsvsra-es solaleJ Q
Ay-lI ras 0-drr bstcy o'cei eV he Provost MAJ
q ,Hus a. % ornd 81 ag, sci ing ETns ASJ' o.
10 suy y amer -Isr roa.ag of tGoa bsV-ragca
~ Al g==s5at % degrees. c1s-gl rose Ia We service
f-tr,c states, having arui 10 ther pos-e's9u
tsI re O. hs OEdaAase DsPAr mea on or osIote
~, sth Es-eh Oth--ss- D. sct-i "a ASen pos
saol - NAaAnL Alas bel ns % - the stale
o'V delivered q Col laa - the ai-ts .rtsa
a 90 tasdy rN-u n Avs eu '-a-ea . hia - 1eAA g
d - d'aosbArrssd shot guns and p1s OF
Ea.h - . gssfa "a hf az!L CJnPnsti VII be
uA, pvs.s d-tvSrst tAssut 10 P1ole use Aad
6ov--las1I ~ pubAe fe Nice VII ee sSisi i
g. oEdsr ! SEA -3sA .s1. u WDssa, Coa'tt a.
RPAGh
-AS-a AAI% Aoi'L oea-
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(Ss. D

AYACr UPPLEMENrABY - As ACT ENTITLED IAN ACT
TO TsrA ,Llst "AS APPROVED
slXtY-0SL
suruS rhs Cen ,res' Of the nfsisAe stles Amerea
DO sna.t any one 4 the be Ap ,outed rs'Ay
of r aad te Of he, he thAu noi
hs Ia he ut on'y the pay ~ Alo san e
.hesso duriaE Of VA Sn1 receiving he
IAuy 4 hat Ode
AB1soJsa IsSV ~, lSo.
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EyABerAErzzs DssARrHssr % uSSaIoo.
Hcgaos1, Va, March IN, lSsa-
GEISAL oEDEn

GEHNAL OepkA
q
OlJ.ha o Pc-tsr IL appointed Provost nsrshl of The
Sy % Sohzos AHl CzpsAlEs G5lsn Aad J. . AAJaAfa
A., ap-rinssd Aksi,ta1t Provost NArshAh.
nanisad5as vs-5Al Urlsr eoaeSranf passports OF
ths % G4AFla be :, me ro o. aAr'lA
nd n sty Kehzoat ii divided lat TO NhSv DIS
tA- Ia eonms1enE 20 dAJo aFitg All aahlag ~
Ia sa tc aAn sst thsaee Up Maj - 6ov-faos o.
ia, st . isl o. - sp 70 ths I'm Is Of the
eity. -,
rriet eGs i-e sf dvsoa brunds- e1nnsnd OF
easn 4 6od~n, and iae D Tist ustt Of si4 hns and
tAssra1And q Ca.tkn :. q sayaGd
III A-asl Nassahbin . appointed Chief 0fP5l,s-
- order Of BIZ -Gsn JEo n NN9El
L 4 Pes
Asss al
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BI AUTEohTI.

Aeta aai Resolutions OF the Congress or the
Sont,4 crate eta aIes Of me lea. Passed nj Iue
P1TsI SsSslOn under the Permanent Constt'
IuIiJn.
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.. (Nn. ~
AN ACT 70 PROVIDE ToR FaE israrR pryGNcE o. TIE

sGS oS MoBfi r. ASO IHE Al Al nV T. s..T. .
ftcrion Tas c,nEreS q hf cone cate ssis
enact t. Of jne nj 90 tad i'o hHla1sa
dollars be .by ApprPr Ast N iar; ss els "a
dssals - Al be eHJendet. Aihi di iers
Ii-a o Rr,g snI III steT tIys hs NANy dhfGlE
ofs II hal 1is Ia tie nAaHef PrSueei ~
lAT fOF q pr P'tsi N fOs III hAvS At.
ssc ss III e At,d N, the p sidsnt IL hsie Az.
tor rsifS fr pn and Up al 80 '.
Rrsy al a.sttse sflhi lp tis Sosis,
rY,r nAl ofA RAsber ~ neD no exc L
IN f,Ht n IN D Gsd SlDssd ana be7 cormt,si n
td Saosrs Pd saah lAnk ths P.eales dssA Es
atj N ! S,vk Hrsirslush pay AID NlsuAneSs a.
- saAy Def HuiLs - .4sa Tri ".f.u sc s'fi ol -
Lp2rsvsi aarsa 81, 1881 $3.50. L.. -,. a.. ..
I-s 4l.v a--lJ - .-sS - s--'~ - ' .
mo IL
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AUCTION SALES
HUTURl DAYS.
By aoDpfN . APP StSo :. IUor'i
RE".,yrHs, .AL. 2. ::sTI ;ios s.e TOE. Q,

.Lee 40 oIdsr Of o,neda eus Lit lot osst fsr ~
lastn District Of vrdnia shall - NE kssdvs CT sstd ~
proceed se public aleon ot dty Of H. h.sal tst
the 1th day Of Alr 1884, 81 s sd. ssss' s s'ns AsAV
bsr railroad iron.
rh, noa Is on ae nsv rsilrssd s.Ans hs. Fsog~y wsss
Station to The Yok ald Aots nd Gee ttns Gsottes
county dlstanee Of 8H mdes The r. sb1u 70 teS
The ns The reAA bdAS s,s sr ts ~ ~
ue USED.
re a-ehaIer will b. st The s.ssse OF irg up .. hss r.a
the uaak
A, aAl plscssnd To- ts.t h - :. 'ft5>
and spkes bee ngng v Bad 70 lrssd
HIkRY ."'f" ' s.fs..-
.n1I 0nDI , 4. tt.a .s.Je
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rSI JULs VA o. TsI IxSliSisii u fiT iIs 10
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LAND FOR SALE.
rvHy proprietor Offers sor thousand or tvve nun
dred asreiOf One Cane and Gum Land, vel adapted
the Production Of Corn Cotton lad In the state o.
Mssppi This land situated The southern boandsry o'
sunnowrr County teaatfui LAfs, three miles rom .hs
River which eupues Esordng ene steamboat nav
gallon into s river Upon this izad desdnlns ave years oa
which b susceptible OF raIlns nne ersP hs mt ear
Terms one third cash. balance In two annual
las-s.. X W. RANDLf,
b IAN A, ~'' viek,hars Mis-.
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.a spIRoUOsT RAILROsu CUMpANN.
Uy1 coanset the osroiaA and the Richmond and Dan
vile gAllroads bstv.ea Green bo'o and DlGvne BY Au
a RAY ganted the Chsrte Of the Psdnnt ro Ad
ve ,ss open Of the said kso.d 'he Al
s,tr oa :, or the Rchno and D.nyis Railroad Comps
on saturday the 18th subserbers vii live Dol
lars Der .. are, al he tine ~ subscr bny.
LEWIS 4 HAsvIE,
..... ...... .,.r.r .. A.Y SfOKEs SOcnf'a
f.aI-u THO. w. BROcKENBRoUa4
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MILITARY CLor HIaG,-Grey Unforn Cors, Gree
M Pants, Sky B-e ants Grsy and Bue Vs, AL gotten tp
resaaon aye Of best nasas and for sale Al hEhi price,.
-. ra.- r" BALDWIN WILLIAM,
n rd nrse1
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usaEaWasM SMOKING rOBAO0R,-A saGt II
III rurth q r9saoes reSsIsd, Aa saesrOr ersaa
. as''aS FoSso'S ta' '>'H %hrtss1ss "a 60 %;
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DURR VIHGIHLA APPLE nkANDY.-1 bsh
hs NfEnA Apple BSaAay, Aros ysAs O IN Aors AAd foe
pAsby - -
ALVEr LIPnCOdb
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ma. LEFEBtKB'S SCHOOL,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TyIgn son ~ be opened AgAn % the Ia dAJ Of 60
ls for he rsceyor eSth Ot boArdssB and DAy soAo
? = pN-.sa,srs. EVply 70 - -. - -. l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-24
The Contrast.

How different the condition of our soldiers
and those of the enemy. But short time
previous to our arrival here, this same valley
was overrun with the rebel army. They were
destitute in almost all the comforts of soldier
life. No tents, no knapsacks, no clothing
nothing given them but their muskets and
ammunition. Each soldier is expected to find
his own clothing, and he has the promise
that at the time or at subsequent period af-
ter the United States acknowledges the indie
pendence of the Confederate States, he will
receive stipulated sum of clothing money.
Of course in travelling about in this open
country, the Confederate acknowledgements
upon his own exer,ions for clothing, and with
tens OF thousands in like circumstances all
around hlm-is not able to provide himself,
and thus 1t is that We are told by the people
who have seen the rebel soldiers pass their
doors, that they are destitute and suffering
for clothing. Unlike ourselves, thew have No
quartermasters' trains to follow with all that
is needful to render them as comfortable as
was ever an army in the world. Ragged
weary and tormented by hunger, they are
hurried through the country, and when over
taken by night they are necessitated to fall
down on the ground in the open air, and
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the woods. He went to Stockholm and fell
dead of apoplexy few days after his arrival.
His letters of recall we're his death-warrant.
Have you ever heard the vulgar remark that
the builder of house dies almost as soon as
the house is completed? The observation
has some foundation in truth, but the cause
of the effect is not "luck y it is this very ina
bility Of the aged mind to react against old
habits lost. Men rarely build houses until
they have amassed something like independ-
ence of fortune; in other words, they are
generally in the afternoon Of life, and they
build the house for a harbor from the cares Of
business, where they may twirl their thumbs
and"enjoy life" by depressing themselves with
idleness. AS long as the house is building,
all goes well; they don't miss the absent shop
or counting room. There is the bricklayer
to be scolded and the carpenter to be over
looked, and discussions to be held with the
architect, and money to be paid out; in fine
there is something to think about, something
to worry over, something to fret about; it is
the old round which has been paced for forty
years. But when the house is complete, when
the last coat of paint has dried, and the last
chip has been removed, and the bit of mortar
taken away, when the owner has nothing
to do but to enjoy his fine house and af-
fluent fortune, then comes the vacuum
nothing to Go. The old man finds years have
not changed his mind as much as they have
changed his body, and the toy tries the old
man even sooner than it tried the child
There is no correlation between building a
house and death, but there is close connec-
ton between age and change of life.-Spir-
idion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-24
Change of Habits the Cause of Death.

a man may change his mode of life as long
as he is on the youthful side of middle life ;
the meridian line once passed, all such radical
change is attended with the peril of DEATH
Have you never noticed in buryng- grounds,
or in the neurological columns Of newspapers,
how often husband follows wife or wife hus.
band, with brief interval of time between
their departure, when they have long lived
together The age-worn constitution is un-
able to react against the bereavement and to
adapt itself to the new circumstances in which
II is placed. The usual form in which death
lnvades the body Of these aged persons dem
onstra,es this truth; for they die either of ap,
oplexy Or OF paralysis of the brain. The
mlnd' shrinking ins,inctvely from death, ex.
erts all It's powers of recovery to rally after
the blow received the exertion Is too mncb
Tor IT, It's shattered by the very attempt
There used 10 be al Old diplomatist in Paris
Count De Lowenhelm. from Sweden-wbo
represented the court of Stockholm near tho
TuilIeries for nigh fifty years. He was well.
preserved old man, an habitual frequenter Of
the grand opera and French comedy, going
constantly into society, and never absent from
single court bail. The Crimean war gave
unusual importance to the diplomatic relation
of the two courts, and it became NECESSARY -
appoint a more active man to the Swedish
legation. The old minister seemed to grow
older every hour after the newspapers recor
ded the appointment of his successor. He
roamed about the lobbies of the grand opera
andthe French comedy like person lost in
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leep under the protecting folds OF an old bed

sleep under the protecting folds OF an old bed.
quilt, ii so fortunate as to have one otherwise
none at all. None of the usual camp ap-
putenances and uniformity of military life
are to be seen with the rebels, except it be
some occasional article taken from the Fede-
rails. Not drum nor fife was heard when
they were in this vicinity. Now the drum,
fife or horn is periodically heard warning the
soldier of some duty near at hand, while ev-
cry now and then camp life is rendered doub-
ly pleasant by the harmonious strains of ex-
cellent bands Of music. The contrast is
wide one.
But cold weather is now upon us, land how can
the rebel army survive the frosts of winter with
the miserable provision that has been made
for them. No man can endure being obliged
to live in the open air without clothing or pro-
lection in the cold winter months. The rebel
army can scarcely be expected to be provided
with apparel, because no provision has been
made by their government to meet such a
contingency. They have depended upon
each individual that he would provide him.
self, anil in this they made a grave mistake.
Soldiers cease to be of any value when they
are deprived oft the necessaries of life. Even
the supernatural genius attributed to Stone
wall Jackson, if true of him, would not serve
to prop up the rebel ranks for another battle.
Men must be clothed and fed, or they will not
long last for duty in an army. The ravages
of disease were visible in the countenances of
the infantry prisoners we took in the late bat
tie. Bilious looking countenances were they
all. But still more will the ravages of disease
show itself, unless by some means which can
not be foreseen, the army of the enemy sue
ceeds in being clothed for the winter.-Lette,
from the Upper Potomac.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many adval tages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we Iced
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, end that they may be depenled o.,
10 do all that the have ever done.
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Lowell, Mss, and sod by
HoYr & GREEN St. Johns buy.
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e A CURIOUS EXPERIMENT, proving how
man may render himself incombLstible,
took place recently before the French empe-
ror and empress, and about twenty other per-
sons. A wooden house was constructed in
the park, near the palace. A company of
Zeaves and tiremen was summoned. NJ. Bu-
vert, the Shadrac who was to exhibit his as
bestine powers, appeared clothed in his fire
proof garments, land set the Louise on fire, amid
particular recommendations from the EN-.
press not to be rash, but to confine himselfto
simple experiment. When the house was
we'll on fire, and the flames bursting from the
windows, NJ. Buvert went in and out like a
perfect salamander, without sustaining the
least Inconvenience. The empress was aston
ished and frightened, and cried out, "Assez
asset" After he had gone in and out sever
al times, NJ. Buvert approached the emperor
and talked with him for some time about his
firs-proof apparatus. He assured his majes-
ty that he was not at all incommoded by the
heat, and that by means of a reservoir of air
in his couture, he could remain from eight to
ten minutes in the fire.