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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Fr, n, ia Of C.TtiAndt s,rest-C nnsoInG a
U.mntn Junctinn With DrlswAre, LackAwG Z,
Western RAilTy al. and At BAstnn ~lih L-bigh Va
ley RAilroad and It's Connections, forming dirsot
line " PITTsBU RG and the WET, without change
Of OARS -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov, 9th, ls6l-LsaVe New York q
hioVp
HARHlsBuEa EKrEKss-Ai A M, fer EsS,ca,
Reading, Pr,tsvlle, Harrisburg, ,kegch Chunk,
WilliAmrpuit I, DC. --ssla Y.s-. 49,
MAI. THAIE-At 8 A NJ, for Nsson. Water Ous,
s,rant n, Crest Bend, Pt,son. wIkeabArrt, 40.
~ N. TnHnUGh TRAH-FoI EAston, MAuah
Chunk Wlian01~Ft. &ssAleess NoaNesA HArrts
4PM. TIRouoH TRAm-F@ Easson, BsthlAhsa,
All.nLown sid hAuoh Chunk.
b2OPM WAY IRAIR-For Bnrnervils.
sCOPM Wtstsru Express for EAstOn, AilentJNn.
.,n.ading, Harrisburg, P'ps-burgh, And the Wa.a,
slesuing Carr IT. IarSt. City through 70 PItls,
hxPREss TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The 6 A M Express Train frcm New York arrive
Al Han ,AhurR all Pm onnRecOng East and We
on Pennsylvania Central X .ilroNd. Northern Central
Railroad North and South, and Wiih Cumberland
VA ey Railrpfd
ThK THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIE
WKST
leaves new York At p N daily tSundaya exosps-
edl making 81 80 cUnLsction al Harrisburg Nth
PeunEy vAriA RAilroAd-with no change ~ cars 70
Pttshurg, ard but one To Cincinnati and ChioASo.
fuur FourF tiGs IL saved by ticking this train.
FL. EAPPTHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave NeW York from Pier No. North Ryor, 4
9lb A NJ, 1880, 9,9O HUd SOP n.
Tue boats stop q, Bergen Point and hAnAart
HArbOr every trip eanh wAv
sulO lY'lO0. JOHN O. JsTERHs, Superintendent
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As UJUAl, TEETH EXTRACTED with
sus fsin-Thoss VINO requirs full s,ts o. tessh
emporAry sees no charge, partial piecss " pr
eooh; tessh nnet vtth gold or gold OCT ssnN silver
md bona enamel 20 csn,.. By Dr. n. vILLRRA,
een'r, - Bovery, over shs Drug 81, opp sibe ,As
aowery Theatre. aoat.rsfN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT
nsTABLnaiND 1884.
CHATHAM STREET, TO-, oornsr VI Pearl usreea,
fine White Shirts, IInsn Collars and Bosoa.s,
For 70 Cent?
PVr l.OCii
For 25,I
HoE I.bO nm
fur MINI
Fp 400 iiltI
shiTta made W order and WARRANTED rOlFIf
UndsrAhiIts, Drawers, and Hath
In silk, VOL Msrtno and CotpA.
firemen's ShiTtA, Travelling shirts
Army and Navy shirts OF every description,
an, vendors, Neck Tiss and Gloves
SUI In every variety
. L.. AssoStnont OF
Woolsn Jaeksts always on hand
a.,,,sroha, the No, 100 CHATHAM STREET
60 9AAs'1.p "n" " '"A'' '''''~
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y III NM I'I@NNT'-7oIVINTao' II0JUoIO
Il Ano parts oi houses, Ia all paris Of Will Ems.
burgh NJ 4 Brooklyn; also houses, lts aud farms.
FOR sale or exchange In all parts ~ the United
States Irquire ~ PETER A. BERT, real estate,
housa agent and auctioHeor, 552 Grand st. williams
burgh. fels 2l,c.iC6
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Hatered according " Ac, Of Congre-, IN the
SJgft odacN Of the Distric, Court u the Southern
Bis,rtd Of New York. By Moss 3. Beach, In the
year ons thoursnd sight hundred end sixty-twu,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate of the County Of He~ v =. Mica Ia
Aereby given thai 2 persons having claims n.,.inss
5IIAs hULMEs, Late ~ .us C!.:.J ~ New York, De
,s>sa.i, " present the With vouchers thsreoi
10 the subscribers, at their Office 40 William a.
IN the city Of New York, u baGirs the twentieth
lay Of January neyt. Dated, New York. the cab
lay Of July, 1851
WILLIAM NELSON, Hxeru.
BAMUEb b. SCHIEFFKLIN,1 L1rs,
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'1fs lived the Improvisation Of an ace
Thss never shAll return. Ills -uu, Ut nre
We kindled By he breath OF tn. lds time
He lived In"
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COAL.

QEST OF RED AND WHITE ASH GOAL
Ia 90 per Npn Of 9DOOlta, delivered tres and clean
Coke % q ohAldrun. Yards, d Eleventh 81, nsAi
broadway, N. Y. q. p. bACHE, Agent. Jazz AAc'
GOAL GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD,
~ Rsd Ash, Locla Mountain, Broad Mountain,
Black Heath and u,Esr UaletTgted White Ash ooAlH
thoroughly screan.d; 81 loves, marked prioea;. 10
3RPH hrDONNAID Yards 3sl Seventh ave, on
Ath =, and sooa q so,h -, n n. 10 Stso'lp
COKE-THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
- Fuel In the city SIR CRATES stoves, or pArlor
lNs, bakeries, uyster Aalopnz, and jewellers; de-
ivered frum tie Manhattan Gas Works, foot Of
wss 18th 81. " all parts ~ the city Tor 81 per
,psldrn. All ,rlcri addressed " CRAsPER q
BURNS, B09H Wen i9tt ~, will be- thankfully re-
ssiyed and prumpty attended N. fei 9tAc'i2s
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WHY THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY
W on private dentists, when yYn can - pa
hvely tie very bos' AR rIPlCfAL TEETH. ana
s'No more han half yuUr muney. Our peth 1--we
nss ptemlunld In NEARLY every state and In Europa
An. TEETH co, Dentisss. s4 Bowery. hib stsc'
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Il exiting under the nAms and a,m u jobs
TRACEY co In dis~olv-d ~ the Withdrawal ~
JOSEPH T. PICK. The business Gill b. carried
GA, a. heretofore, ~ the undersigned. under the
same name, who alone are authorized 4, seattle up
the tffsirs ~ the old arm SLnrs and ofce IN n,
York, ita water N. JOHN TRACEY, DANIKL
=. PATCH. A'Ar =, leah Dec. 1861. d22 T9Ao'Il9
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Observation-Disclosures MpRt

T'EETH-TEETH-TE AMKRI
- can TSth % Practical Dcntista are ins.rtins
geeiu nu s.ta OF tseth Al " and ilU; pan sss,
Bone and gold Filing 80 ooi "a. 9si Bugery, outg.
site hh n. Piof. Jean Barre's Tuth Acne Drpta
Al almost insNaI'tsue-.'T remedy for tAis most ex
Crucihtlng ~ AL human n. ..uifs W. nave a.,
soe agency Ia this city Tor Tho sale 4 .his world.
renos Eed rcfn~ly. Pdos 20 cent with duc..tiona
sent by NAL On receipt e price, and ps,..e. c,r
ny We local application q thee. dropa 1, the -rs
tao or thfe, minutes teeth and NJ. "a may ae ~.
trncted, In nIuHt CASES, without Vi. siguu~t padp
Agents and druggists Vipplsd an gr a. fale St.,s
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JANIS N. WILLS, I grsou-
WILLIAM ROOMR sr
CLARA p BonLE, Aimlnis,rarrt..
LN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OR THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
iSuuugats " the County " New York, notice II
1erehy given N all per,nns having claims agslnm
JAMES STUART, late oi No. ~ E.st 24th street, In
she city oi New York, Gentleman, deceased, W pre-
sent the same with vouchers thsr,- the si .cr.
Der, At the office uf Edward G. Dcayt No. 81 Clin "a
in the Gy II New York, ou or pafnrs the 18th day
4 April neTt. Dated New YNrk. the 10th dAy n
October, 1851. HELEN NJ STUART,
Adminilaratrx
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COBE-I AM DELIVERING COKR AT
~ 50 Per chA'droE Orders by pos, 'pronptly al
ended W. A. HEARTr, lSo ~aHa 18th - nsAr
''h ~, fS9 9AAr'lO9
81. 4OLcoAL@7-il, AN NOW :, DELIVER ,Hly a;
s'reenHd Ald Tree trJn siAts, a. 81 40 per Ton q
1000 lls., from the yard 10 WAyerly Place And
Perry and W ~ stS, North River.
tel3 2iac'ltO A. TRHADWELL, Agent.
p1 1D-COAL PER TON OF 2eOO LBS.
Pr. ~ PoAcu Orchard, Red Ash, o., Eu9llsh
CAnnUl, Ell, G. ke So. Oriers by ppss prmptly at
endei y y w. +. TRHADWKLL, SA3 Bowsry.
falO 2IAc'
DRESS.
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y
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
~ FOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPREss TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
huDSON RIVER RAILROAD
49, H.s eysnA,S Sh"EiTEpi As 1oLIovsf
A. Pso A, 1.25 A =,
ltsGh s;la t'nr. n. il.sO A. NJ, s.ao, 5.N p. n,
Montreal AID Du i..; Tam with deeptns cars
ooSsroTiSo AT ALnAET vim rnw toHx os.n a.
RAILROAD TOH
SCHENECTADY. RoUgysrrx.
ROME and s,ations 90 BUFF,I1'
I'm" and WAIorto~n MALARIA PALLA
RAllioSd, SUSPENSION BRIDou
AUBUEN, GENEVA, CANANDAIGuA
TrAirs In onus- tnu leave 81 FFAIO and srJa-
PENSION. viz LAKE SHORE BUFFALo Ann
LAkE ~ n3h AND GREAT wEsTERN RAIL
CHICAGO, Toledo, MILWAUKEE,, ron I'D
Lac, LA crosse, MADISON. PRAIRIE Dul
CBlEN, GALENA, DUNLEITH, DU BIIOIIE Pprsi
RIA, ROCK ISLAND nUsCAIiNE IOWA uIIyy
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, 5PRINGPIELD, ~
Ton, ST LOUIS. CAIRO. rERRE HAUTk MI
DlANAPOII5 LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI DAY.
ION, COLUMBUS CLEVELAND and ali pcanl,I
WEST, NORItMksI mo SOUTHWEST. "
NORTHERN kOUTE.
Connecting with T. aims Al Troy, With TROY |
BOS TON and KENs a SARATOGA ROADS tux
SARA1OGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND, BURI
iiNGt0N, ST, ALnANs ROUSE rOINtsl
PLATTsBURGH, oGDENSBURGH. hoNTRKALl
d., &c
LOCAL TRAINS q
Lave New York iolovsi
From Chambers STREET From 7h'rtieth area a
Poughk e-psi. trains, A.. 30 n. aud 1910 snt A
AID fG and 9. 10 F.H 6toPM \,
Peekskill train, e9S A. % A. n and as r. = y
n and 400 r. N.
Sing Sing trair, 9sb DO A. ~, and 8. % ~ n
and 49, n.
sbove, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS trcaa
thu Drpsas In CIiAATEn And CAHAL srxESrs aNlil
AZ oil times a. Jau0Tabe a. made by other RdIreaI
Companies The Facilitates ~ this gIea, EBW
YORK RoUr 10 the weeL Commend IL " ,hl
onrhdense Of merchants and shippers fer pr.mp< :
aud Dispatch.
P-ssenger trains with SMOKING and sLENP.
mo CARS run In onnsotiJn the New Yut
Central h al.
Frr pa ticulars IN local trains and freixhi o.
engagements, inquire at the pa, O. warrenla
iylEApsu's.i A. " SMITH, suporin,endsss- 7
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WASH WILBUR
Frontier Hunter.
HrMniam II. BurhneA

"A ,a,or Al ssThs Floating Fea,her," 'Prsiris PRO"
tp-e-n,s." ssThs Outlaws Of the Mabash,"
s(berry Blos-om," 'sFra- r Ouilmetta.T
s'ksy mis-, . ''Ths s4s a.. willow.
"Alioe Morton, oyi he White
Medicine" Ac., &C., 40,
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ITO CABlNFT MAKERS - THE TRADE
II are In itsd " axAuln. WILSON'S d .Iant crit
reewO,d ard mahogAny vsnesru, wLioh ave c,i, b,
machine recently invented. Thsy are pronounced
very superior by all who hs used them. q p
WILSON, lbo Go-rck baii a.if
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RkUnhEb Wv SVkkf OESCkIPIlun a
D,hs hHuse Pactory, BS1 Pearl ., Harper. Bull
ING Al Iuoi- a. reee be prices ~hoisa.ls sof
rsaah JOHN Z. HOPPhL 81 P.-v, a h ss.ia
4 ASH PAID rOh OLD agwsPAFERh
Spamphls,s and blank books of sv,ry ds.oripao.
BTOCKwNL.L GhRRaON
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RAJ
i5urrpgsts II the County " Nrw York. notice 10
hereby given 70 All persIns having oains Alyinr
JAMES n. WELLS late u ths city II Nes York
iec".sel. ~ present the same, with vouchers thar.
4 " the subacrtherz at their oiica, 1877 Ninth ave
nus Ia the city NJ New York. ~ before the ar~
day u February naxt. Dated, New York. lO.h d.y
July, isu,
JANIS N. WILLS. I Krsou.
WILLIAM 4
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HOUSE FOR SALEM WILLIAMS.
IL burgh. The hou-s ia 70 feet front by ~ deep;
ht - by 100 feet. There " n store and Q rooma on
nit lror; Srpoma on seonnd; and nice bedrooms
Ia attic, with large open space 2oNio nice cell
lar, and W-isr under sned Ia yard. Terms cash
Agents will not be treated with. Title unqueatiun-
.'le Apply on premsoA, 20 South S-0nd n,
WilliamAburgh, In the store. felS 24ao'
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y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

Surrogate OF the County of No~ York, notics II
hereby given 70 all persons having c aims against
Adelaide Riley, late Of Montruse, Penn. deceased,
h present the same, with vouchers thereof ~ ths
subscriber, At his ONCE, No. Ct Wall STREE In the
city Of New York. on OF beiore the tenth Jay Of
February next,
Dated, New York the 95,h day Of July, 1881.
JOSfPH GRRENLRAP- RN.l utnr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

TTIKFE YARNS FOK SALE-TIIk SUB.
acritrr t,s t-,,t Z Iupruysi land, hltdai.-l al
X Ok CIV Islls. in tue twn ~ Milton, known as
a.. ~ Timer property, containing about 100
tc,ra, y II arranged " make three good forms,
sh.,N Ee is DESTROYS ~ selling upon fea-pls Ia
terms. There are so muses. aud out-huildinSs
each farm, and M tnev lie adi lining they can be
usss one h'm or three, Accord z as the pu-,
che scr purCi Asers may desire 4, rms msds I,
suit purchasers. For particul. ~, iuquire ~ the
sunscriber. NJ the Columbian Hotel. suatnga
spiirg CHAUNCEY KlLNER teis UgiOs
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mr. HOYT, DENTIST,

nR HOYT, DENTIST.
POI bryedwsy,s doors shove po,h =, ir sxts he.u,
nfui sss ottee,h on his m. proved spheric pisssA
With OF without extracting the rosa, on gold - low
a. VI; silver IS; rubber, tiO, p aiins, s25, arthaA
bone h1ins Onserted vithou, painl, 20 CO rid, -
as " VI; AmAlgam, % cts extrAcsing. ~ c,.. An
work vArrAnaed. tA ql.osiiR
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NEW YORK TEETH COM

NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY-1Be
nighh ave, sre inserting baauuful ssaas Of
essh on their atmospheric plates; a. gar prices -
70 and " p,r ss,s partial sofia, 90 cent? per socAh
on silver hone nning 20 osne Per cavity. suld
from 70 W 70 oens. An work warranted. 81 Use
r'Hhb ave-, besve,n tsth aid onsh So Gel al,~s'oi
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
the SUI rugate Of the County 1T New York. nOtd-.
10 hereby given ~ all PsrspnA having claims az aims
CEPHIks II. NORTON, lAte a. ths city Of Nov
York, deceassd, u present the same Wiah vuuohers
theHe " ths soribera their ONCE in the Otaos
4 Townsend. Dye,I = Raymond, Al No. IA BrO&s,.
way, In the city n New Ycrk, before the twsD
ueth day of January next. Dated New York. hia
dXtesnh day u July, 1891.
JANE A NORTON, ExecuiriI.
JANIS WlNsLoW,( n,or,,,,.
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NATURALIZATION AND CHEAP
Owsak sight lmprovsd-Profsssr FRANKS osIe-
DRAFTED eye Pre-orveru, accurately adjusted ~ DO
lecrve yinan, ny an experiences practical optcAn
epectAclee bought. sod. taken In sxohApgs 90 ~,
q -ed sss Grand %, Kldridae leo alssIIs
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uOBOKkN- FOR SALE NEAR THR
Terry, % 'Pa for = lagerbier s.rdsn /.
me vicN - river, &C. Applyt JOHN IRELAND.
Old Star H. vel, ~ " 81 Lisp, nard 81 N. Y, or W
Z. CLINTON, 1S Washington ~ uobokon- fel4 a.
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SEwING MACHINES FOR SALE-SING.
~ whaalor d Wilson, Grover d BlksT's, ant
.herN isSap 81 a.s, 81 IS,. Iss..'' A'chinss:
'ouglL exchanged, repaired and improved, a. ..
Broadway, nom ., up stairs, koifai building.
teo 24Ao'iOe
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FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL 2i< STORY
franc house, ~ r, ms f,i'. lot, Y5ElOO, At asO
Pacific -, Bro'kiyn s. .'1. a. ash and ra Ance
rcmain on MORTGAGE tor numtcr o' years. T. 80.
sion May 'st. L. u. WARD, ii5 NAat,u ", X. Y .
ftlhb 'i,l
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FOn SALE AND To L~.

A HOUSE, FOR SALE-ON PAVED Street;
n new bouse., ons fog ", 500. part cash; 10, V
20 fe.t ~ 1Ce; sable Tho rear; marbla mantle,
ga hlled In wsh bEick; one for $1,000. IDqrire =
% Twelnh =, ne>r ID ave- BouA Brooklyn. Mr.,
BRIG0e. FILL S'i0l
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIKI
Surrogate ~ the County of New York, Notics II
serehy given ~ All perSnns having claims against
HENRY H. STARR frmeny Of the City II New
York. but late ~ tho City ~ New Haven, merchants,
deceased, " present the A,ne, with vouchers there
4, ~ the NihAcriber, 1t his ofhce, a. the Uninn
Bank, No. "a Wal street, IN the uity n New York,
rn,nr before the 3ln day NJ March next. Dated,
New York, 2lst lay ~ Sspt~nber, 1861.
EDWARD u. ARTHUR RxeoutH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-12
New series---vol. XVI, No. le.

In regard to the contracts for mortars.
&c, Gen. Fremont gives, an extract from
letter from Hon NJ Blair urging him to
buy mortars. So far as the other contracts
were concerned, he disclaims any 'jobbihg,
and boldly justi6es them from the neces-
stiles OF the case. In closing his introduc-
ton to the testimony, Gen, Fremont says /:
g 1t is not grateful to me to have been m !.
self compelled TO set out the merits of my ad
mlnistration; but it was necessary in order
TO call attention TO points, which otherwise
might not have been presented. and which
are necessary to clear understanding of the
subjects inquired into. Many acts which have
been censured, we're. I think, for the public
good. know they were with that Intention.
| do not feel that in any case overstepped
the authority intended to be confided to me-
Myself and the officers and men acting
with me, were actaated solely by desire to
serve the country, and | feel assured that
this is realized by the people of the West,
among whom we were acting"
The accompanying dispatches, letters,
and documents are very voluminous, and
one would have to sift them at length
to ascertain their precise value.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-12
Western Exuberanoe.

The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth of
the 10Th contains the following letter to
the Rebels
Ny Dear RebS-I now take my pen in
hand for the purpose of holding commun-
ion with you through the silent medium of
pen and paper. | have just learned that
the lines are BOW open as far as Fort Don
clson, in Tennessee, and avail myself with
alacrity OF the opportunity now presented
OF resuming our correspondence. Your
many friends in this section would like to
be informed on various topics-for instance:
How are you, anyhow?
How does dying in the last ditch agree
with your general health?
How is the Constitution down your
way?
Do you think there is any Government ?
How is King Kotting?'
Is Yancy wei and able to eat his Oats
When will B sckner take his Christmas
dinner in Louisville?
Is Lloyd Tilghman still hanging Union
men in the First District?
Is Floyd still 'ritaing' cannon and other
small arms?
How is Pillows last ditch and when
will he crafty his numerous friends by
dying in the same?
How is the Southern Heart p
Are you still able to whip five to enc ?
What is your opinion of the Dutch race
Did the recognitson of the s. Confed. BY
England ane France benefit you much?
Where is the Provisional Government
of Kentucky, and what is it kept in?
Where is the Louisville Nashville Bow.
ling Green Courier now published ? Say
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-12
The old Kentuck Homes.

4 correspondent, with Gen. Mitchelrs
command, writes as follows to the Cincir-
natl Gazette, from point south of Green
river:
Some Of the most beautiful farms and
lovely residences, which only few months
ago adorned these fertile valleys, are now
the abodes of owls and bats. In order to
impede our march, the road had been OBJ
strueted for miles with fallen timber. In
many places the road had been plowed up.
All the ponds, soL.e fifteen in number, on
the line of march, were rendered UNFIT for
man or beast, owing to the fact that these
desolators had killed horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs, ripped them open, and thrown
them into the water. In few instances
drains had been dug, and the water let of.
| counted in the distance of eighteen
miles, eleven sites, where once stood resi-
dences, now nothing lett but few charred
timbers.
As we passed Cave City, I rode over to
take a view of the ruins of the once fine
Cave City Hotel Here it was that the
visitors came from afar to visit that wonder
Of wonders, the Mammoth Cave Nothing
now remains but the indubitable evidence
of the fendishness of Hindman and his
guilty niarauders.
Many incidents occurred during the
march of eighteen miles of an affecting ma
turc. As the column passed the Wood
land House, where the remains of ZolIicof
fer were received, the Stars and Stripes
once again greeted our vision, waved by
couple Of young ladies. Several of the
officers dismounted and entered the hotel
The young ladies proposed to sing the Star
Spangled Banner, We joining in the chorus.
l have often heard it sung but never be-
fore did its notes fall SO sweetly as then.
As the joyous party came in on the last
verse, the enthusiasm was intense.
The old lady, with tears in her eyes bles-
sed God that their hour OF deliverance had
come. After drinking the health of the
hostess, in the shape of some good butter
milk, VIC took our departure, satisfied that
there are still many loyal hearts in this
part of s Kentucky.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-12
Manners in the Schoolroom.

Among the multitudinous things to which
the teacher needs to pay special attention
in the schoolroom, is his own conduct OF
manner. 1t is now generally conceded
that the teacner should be bright exam
pie of excellence in everything which it is
laudable in youth to initiate; that he should
be a pattern of good taste, both in dress
and department and all this is eminently
right 1t is justly expected of the teach
er that he shall not only be far in advance
of his pupils in technical requirements and
general knowledge, but also in moral and
esthetio culture. The golden rule, appli-
cable in all the relations of life, should by
no means be ignored in the schoolroom ;
but being the basis of all true etiquette, the
iudicious teacher will ever make it his
guide in the treatment of his pupils. 1t
is not asking too much of him that he shall
invariably treat them with the same kind
ness and generous regard for their happl-
ness, which he, were he again school-boy,
would wish to.receive at the hands OF his
teacher
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-12
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH IL, 1862.

1t Is noted fact that those who contin-
ue long in the business of teaching are
prone to become dogmatc and headstrong.
lhls is apt to follow as the inevitable result
OF having, for considerable time, every wish
needed and every command obeyed and
nowhere is a teacher more likely to mani
test these traits than in the scheol-rcon,
There is great danger that he will SC far
forget the dictates of true courtesy, as by
his example to teach practical rudeness, in
stead of kindness and goodwill The
wise teacher will carefully avoid every ap-
proach to an overbearing manner, both in
the school-room and out of it. If he ha.
bitualiy assume an unbecoming, naughty
and dictatorill air, his pupils will not fail
to notice it, and, as q consequence, respect
him as little as he deserves, and when he
has no longer their hearty respect, his influ-
ence for good is in great measure gone.
The habit of frequently recalling to mind
his schoolboy feelings anG experiences, is
of incalculabie value to the teacher, as it
will enable him to adapt himself more fully
to the wants and peculiarities of those
whom it is his business to instruct. He
can without much effort recall those of his
early teachers whom he respected and un-
der whose direction he loved to learn and
with the retrospection would doubtless come
the consciousness, that those teachers were
loved because they uniformly evinced
thoughtful regard for the comfort, happi-
ness and real welfare of their pupils He
who would be successful teacher of youth
cannot afford to lose the advantages to be
gained by good manners; by mild, patient
and considerate demeanor; in short, by
making each pupil his personal friend.
D. H. z.