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GAIT! SALT!
u Monty Is ALTH!
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR 13 CENTS.
The best and cheapest household remedy in
the World.

MAD. ZADOC PORrERS GREAT COUGH REMEDY
Madame Zadoc POrter's Curative Basam is warranted
II used according to the directions, to all cases
Coughs, Colds, Whooplng Cough, Asthma and all aeC-
tions OF the Throat and Lungs.
Madame Iddoc Porter BaSam is prepared with al! the
requisite and skill from combination OF the best
remedies he vegetable kingdom affords. It's remedial
qualities are based on its power to assist the healthy a
vigorous circulation Of the blood through the lungs. II IL
no, violent remedy, but Notwithstanding, searching
and elective be taken by the oldest person Young
est child
Madame II,oC PUrtcI's BalSam has been in Use by the
public lo over Is years, and has acquired its present sale
simply 10y being recommended by these who have used il
IT, their afflicted friends alll others.
Musr lnPoRTA>T.-M Madame Xadoc Porter'S Curative
Baoaml is sold at price which. brings il in the reach
~ every ono to kcrpit convenient III" til,'s
Use OF single bottle will prove to be WORT! lO tune, il
cost.
NouCr.-Savc Your money Do not be persuaded g.,
tue, o the l3ccnt bottle Of Madame Poster Curative Bal
the cost o manufacturing inch is great a> thu
Of almost any other medicine and the very low price al
which II Is sold makes the profit To the seller apparently
small. AMI unprinciplcd dealers will times recon-
mend other medicines which their profits are larger
unless the customers insist upon having Madame Purt-r'S
and other Ask Tor Madame POrtcr's Curative B-
price Is cents and IN large bottles at - cents
take no other. II You can not get 1t al You
at another.
H- Sold by all druggists and StoreF ecpCr> at l. cents
and in larger bots At - cents
HALL RUCKEL, Projectors. New York
g. G.. GOODWIN y co, No. IL Marshall street, BnS-
ton General Agents for New England. 32->3
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llEfA 4. ShFnn,, ESTATE

II Es1rS-.', Fsi's a. ls,.!.;-. ' ,.r Fr.-,- ,
l'l ifr 1.>tflCt 4 r>>rA- c,,!lui>-i....., o. -.
tA"il.t lii- IL ~. ,lditis AID d,alr. ,,-, -
~---t l5' 'oiai- 81 lhiia { Shall. llr. 80 =,
lh Na'a ssilI,i deceased. .l4 the Claims cd, dos.
vAla.i'-d ~ '1--c1 Ihr7rfa hr--l1 lie rri.. -
=. an II I'm lIir i-i- siaT aiiSIa- % TX A., al
INC Itii'i> I" i,--'fi IeIT claims
''T tA2iiIiailr- aii aliogNai.tt. SID rs- ~, ~.
lial lG;i''s, - lie dwelling haI-,. o. = q, ~ emil
90 fc'' sid ls;ii day 81 Ju.y ii,A1 Il o.. ,-g = =
' eacl 81 ealc ,iIy
SsG TSaHEns%H ,-a.naiisS,,le-s
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D. KILBOURNE, d. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON.

OFFICE. coz MAIN AND CENTRAL SIS, DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE r. JOHN>ECET HoT>E-
(Ori.e established in iSsGD
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- TATE OF VERMONT.
COHHfSS IONERS' NUTICl.
ACESAH ORIGINS ESTATE.

THE subscribers. havift- teen appointed u, e. -
L DE Probate Court the distract 81 /, 4 is. ia.
Sui.crS, 10 receive -Nasulue and aGl->t a. ,l..-
'eIlals 81 all fer>I>- against The estate Asa
DuT-in. iAie %! Pratharl. ia >dia ci-sr..- ..,--..
aid the claims Ol the deceased exhibited IL ,-g rt
10, hereby EHc notice ih.i SiA months r.ra -r g.
81 Fed. 4. ~. 1855. alOWc, fr si, creditor e. ,rr-
rnt ;heir Claims 10 said CouInl ,-lltrS. dor .A4..
2-i allowance and tha- lsc,- l,T l7l f,lT, 81
the sore 81 II " ChoAfe. ui PtlllaIl. l -, d
thc ith day e" 2arCh, and the lla cay 81 AL-l- >..
al ten clock ia The iouenooI vaC pi SAID dr..
WILLIAM san BoLA. Co..
1876 FRANKLIN FoSgEE "a. =
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STITE or TEENuEy
Caleda..iA .p.>ir..- Isl.
SAMUEL SMELLS ESTATE

II Probate C.SlrI holden 81 Johns ,lry v..--.
l.'r aid distract. The i~fa ,!ay ~ Ffi % 7
hla1laii W SI'a5iic executor Tli- la>l MI s,
lAl' IA 81 samuel SIit Z. late 81 J,hli>,lr, >, -
IlSl deceased iEaAe> application said csslf g. ,-
tiie 7iiie l''''iaore allowed hum la~ Ia, ,j,a-
Ta.l sa,d estate and 10 SENDER a. al4i.>--....
S1rli anil some future slag. ola
WAtTtu:1'l. il i ordsrrd by said ceurt thar ala .
Cai',tn Nr heard ~ The PTvat. once, in s.
a. u "Ss "a March iieAis and IL i 'Grile- ,..r
ll'1i'f - lN'i to Al lscT>llS tiIO-rI,.l.
loon % ihi> 'Tarr IN The CaieG,rian. Printed - -
oOlS "a {" ~ttAs Sie'e>>iAsly, bc,urc sali ,a:
by the CVUTt.-Arl->i.
- ASA l.. FRENCH Ir.
-s-s5 asa rpIA-,.,,
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLENFyr
A-aIAH IA - t~iAi+.
STATE or VERMONT. C,ale,l..n,, n,

STATE OF VERMONT. CaleIpuia pi,i-i,, =.
Al Probate Court hel al ST Jc,hnsiu-y II, .o,,
on ihe lIth day Of Feb A u. Is6s. - u ''>''..f
WHFREAs. Robert Harvey. executor On H.. a,-.--,
testament i Stewart Harvey. late ii Pea. d"
uls'iot, creased proposes To re1d,r aouuff !,
eNiAir iT examination aud allowance Tor L..
nAAh- PARTITION and distribution Il the r,.Sll, y.
e>lat 'ii'lrT decree of said c,rrt among 10. "a
ar ~ 40 'hii4ed 10 The salne--lf = thtrt,I+
N''1I tHsl the same under Uoi,>3,l.rs-f,
&c he@,. a. Inc Probate Office in 81 Jliisi,rg -
asA 81 Mar a. 4 ID loss Audit ! .ur1i,- %. .-4
an pl>lIs Interested be roit, hcreof IL l.il-- .
= " - The record III Tbs order il the
ed Il II Jo,ll>hnry, three weeks .urrrs-fxl-
10 eala tnle 81 hearing that they raav al,,..-
contest NE allo~Ailor Il saad account. II th,y ~. a.
iariill'ii aud distribution Il said estate.
T. the court,
Atrue copy IL -eooid. 49,
%'-16 Attest, ASA J. FRENCH. Jus-..
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CURTAIN FIXTURES,

A better article than can be bought anywhere
else and for less money. having had
Is YEARS nee
in the business l am able to JUG, Of them
]. I. CASINO.
Bingham's Building,
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STATE OF MONT.
- L \ [ + OF NERM MONT.
~ Essex District. -.

~ 1e>tA bl>-G.tI. -
In Probate Court hUIIen Al I-alleul,l- K-lir g DID.
said district ,s,l th- - ,!sy "a Eel, 1867
Andrew BlOd-rit. atluii>iral - de t;S Inn NH rr
VIII annexed ui TIE estate oi u ilii&T AleAa5, l-
talian M said ui>illcI ,lsCea>ed. makes a...rsff- 90
SAID court i'r oelG>e 10 >e whole 81 The real 81
NECESSARY |" ldg The drlS o. >id decreased and ,Ss
' administration % SAID estate. and thai lttr w ss 49,
tate 'aili"t lie sod WITHOUT mi Try Ihusc Interested "a
ine remainder excepting la - n sale LIE rr al -
Aid Homestead tut including The e.u, 81 aid .r
h'ral' "a Is Ordered lS >aid ovrr thai >p3 ana,
Salili b. hcaT'i and o'-cllcl Prrfare slf!- y
i-uieliiCi- ii lie ,ii lay 4 .Evt, A l.s!- and Il
- lurlici "T'i'lel iha i'Ii,v % IHru i,,a Ile-, a. h
ocTl4'c- In the publication i cop, ,f The rl m rl,.
'dF ia lie i1ie'i'l-t 3GIiir II Jul--,lrr rl-,
Neeh> >CcceS>lHely. previous - >ii1 lal os ..sri
49,, JONAH BRUOkS. Iuae..
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COLLEGIATE Course.

This Course embraces Bookkeeping in all its depart
ineniS. Peinai>hl'- Commercial Arithmetic Business
Correspondence. Commercial Law, Political Economy
Comm rcal Ethics. Part nefship Settlements DiartiIr
Countrri-ited and Altered Bank N"ies &c
The Spencerian System ui Penman,hip is taught in all
us aetle> by the MOST skilllu masters The art
ie housekeeping department Is under the special Sr-
peryislon and instruction OF the Principal d. W Lowell
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MANDATORY.

The subscribers having engaged the services Of
Mr. NJ g MILLER recently engaged in the Car
rage busine at Bratteboro, whose skill and eff
hciency are too well known to require comment
and having put the shops and machinery in per,
feet repair. now assure the public that they will
conduct the business in all its departments in
manner calculated to meet the appreciation Of
their patrons.
Particular attention paid to repairing in the
various branches.
L n I S, Nj \ l. L GABLE IRON =.
and general assortment Of Carriage Furnishil IS
Kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest
possible prices
ALSO, A LOT OF SLEIGHS
like those heretofore sold by Miller & Trull, for
sale on reasonable terms.
All orders gratefully received and PROMPTLY at
tende! to.
TRULL & MATTOCKS.
Lyndon. Jan. |. 1862. Off
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T A S E L L Sc MINAR
IL AUBURNDALE, MASS.
The Spring Term of this School commences on
Thursday. February 10. This Institution offers
to young ladies the best advantages of health and
culture in our country. Z, ch department of the
school has its separate teacher. For catalogues,
&C.. address G. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
Auburndale JAM :, 1868. 1884
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General Information.

students can enter al any time. No vacations Usual
time 10 complete the Course from IL weeks Assist
aie rendered 10 graduates III procuring situations Grad
yates are presented with elegantly ed Diploma
F- For catalogue Of 80 pages specimens OF peuman-
ship, &C. enclose two letter stamps. and address
LOWELL WARNER
iV-o-N BilghaIliCn, y. Y.
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CU r L FOR PIN WORMS
DR.. +. 6. GOULD'S
PIN WORM SYRUP

L W - II VI = X | L
Is the .ir>t and ONLY remedy offered to the public
for the cifcctUal romcva, Of the ASclrdeS. or Pin
orm.s. from III" human system. The high repu-
tati"n it has established in the last two wears.
and the fac, thar it i fast Super>cding al other
worm remedies, is the best test OF its great merit
IT AFFORDS RELIEF N TWENTY FOUR HOURS
AND An ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED
when taken according to directions. which accom-
pany each bottle.
This Syrup Is also most valuable family ca
tha1tlc. - be always uScd when phy>c i rcquirei
especially for children. II corrcc> tln secretionS
gives tone to the stomach and bowels assisting
nature IN her efforts ~ restore health. II i pure
ly OF vegetable extracts, and alwavs safe and re-
liable.
C. l!crvey, Sole Proprietor
Sold in Boston by Gen. c. Goodwin K Co. l.
Marshall street and other wholesale dru-gi
Az retail ~ II"Nt urror.. 81 Jui,r.-t,,,., Il d
Magoon Co, North Troy 2S-!y
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After an eAt"n>iv" practice of upwards Of twenty
Years, con inur> tu secure Patents tn the United States
also i'll Great Br u France AMI other ,r-i. countries
Caveats. Specitcd lions Bonds. Assignments. and all Pa
person DRAWINGS or Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch Re-" arches made into American pr
Foreign works 10 determine the validity utility oi Pa
tents or Invent ,I>-an LEGAL Other d.yiCe rendered
in all matters h''icl- the Copies OF the claims
OF any Patent furnished ty r.'ntiin. one Dollar As
Slgments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only The largest in New England
but through It inventors have advantages Tor >ccUrim
Patents o aScertaIng tie Pi1"ntarty OF inv entiuns
unsurpassed by. II not Immediately superior TO- any
which can he offered them c!rg here. The timoniils
below gwen prove that none l. successful the
Patent once than the subscriber AMI j. th"
best proof "i advni- and ability. he would add THAT
he has abundant reason to believe. and prove that
no other Office q" the Kind the charges profession
al services :" moderate Tie immense practice the
subscriber during twenty wars gt-' enabled him
accumulate vast collection Ui specification aHI Official
decisions relative To patents
these, besides his cAi I>Vr library OF LEGAL AMI me
Cnanical W"rHS. ami i trcoit- IL PATENTS -laHtc
the United States ami urop". render him aulc Beyond
question t. oder >erio: facilities for obtaining Patents
il!Hec"SS1ty "i journey II Washington. procure
patent dnI the usualgre delay there are here saved
inventors.
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Inc long established
reputation Of this office
1.-THE oldest III the coun-
tyi renders unnecessa-
" all commentator.
DR. kilbourne would
simply say that every
operation Will be per
formed as heretofore
with discrimination ana
d nothing done or ad-
I Of the patient
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MATCHMAKER, JEWELER, AND
ENGRAVER.

Is this week opening his
NEW STOCK
of Goods which he has re-
Gently purchased in New
York and Boston, at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES. and
he now offers from his large
Stock of Watches. Jewelry,
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BRAINERD T. WALKERS F>T,#F

". ADAMS.
& = >lLAE~Tr-g a.
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CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY d. 1863.

Ing + tsw bgss csdsr Hin. miles BY W. of Little Egg
sIbS, Left At ksy Vet steamer Continental cosins
steamer Sheacke coaing for NswYork ship Wizard King
loading ubsisence stores for New. Orleans 's'
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence. mdss. to Edward
Ship VIM TELL French, NewBedioraa days, in bsla.t 70
master.
Slip Jean Bogti'ts Frl Arbonin. Vera Cruz days. in
Ship Queen of Liverpool, Jones, Liverpool jan 3, uad,e
SHIP Albert (BTem) Klamp Liverpool Dec. u.s. ud.e. to
B1rS Helen Augusta Dr. of Turks Il.nd), Cuts POrt,u.
Prince JAM 10, COZ to Robert Murray, j.;
Bark surat (new fenny Ne"buryp'fs days. IN ballast to
Rrir Julia iof NewLondoD), Smith, Bordeaux Dec. 80,
wine brandy. &C., to Nef Nsrtil Feb oil Nantucket
south sha spoke Br brig Mnnehaha from YARMOUTH ~ o.
Brig f. Drnmmond CONWAY. Aspnwsl Jan u. wool
hides &C. j. h. JOY Jsn 20 OF Cape Antonio was o0ar'eu
by o. \ gupboat Wamsutta a cruise-sl well. a.
Brig Mira w Holt (of Blue H, Cs'son, sasua JAM ~
sugar TO c. T.. J. Peters. c.o..
Big ocean Pesrl lBr. Of Windsor Dexter Curacao
Big Leonard Berry tBr. Of Demaiaral HILL Deniaia'
Jau. 8, sugar to Smith, Jones & Go.
Sohr. St Louie tprzel Lieut. Dckerson comm an,
hores at Nowbern Q charge s0f carrying connsOanu
schr. H. w johnson (vrecker) Clock with materials aud
Sclr Chantlceer. Cook Proyipoeown days. muse from
steamship Cali donia, ashore 1t Cape Cod ,,.
Schr Putnam Robinson. Proyincet0wn muse Ho" sVe'
ship Caledonia. ashore at Cope Cod =, 49,,
ochr White sea, LeGed. Portland Me- days muse
TO master l., -, ,.o
Schr Flavfrs Pinckney Proyince.own days md'e from
steam ship Caledonia. ashore at Cape Cod 49, , ,o -,
schr Telegraph (Br.l, Curry, Corsgalls' Ms ways
potstoes to burysa & Hyde.
schr. o. NJ. Petit. CLARK Boston for Baltimore II
Schf Ssrah Mcdonald, Kelley, New. Bedford says OIL
Schr Blondel, Avery. New. Haven for Philaiephla
Schr Prizs tanner Small New.Hlven for Philadelphia
WIND-At sunset from ". N. w. and fresh.
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1863. THE 1868.
:syLvAYIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

v
with Us connections, ilrgs norm,
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoN NFWNoRR TO THB fkiNciPA
Seven trans ruu dlmy Now fotk to fIiAaePmA VIC
'''" Nrv,-J joey auI Camdcu .nd Aneoy line rura
ALL qIfS0GGH TTAlHs FOR THG WEST r By THIS
ROUTE LEAiE h ,.E6WSSpTS'aSp sHgr me
Ryway Of Phaltr ha, the incoming p@sse ,a,.
York At; IL. m. sau time as otLGF ip9.si S'e"''
q .. tn, hour later han otheI nrs. ,o,v. a. M
nom. ,ier man the Northern lines. AID ~ ooIn routes
erIye n II same Northern ne IN J''so ; n9 ~
roit in ne Not West, CTestinel InaahaPoh. -ou'vs,
r,n1' ~ SyeuS Columbus, Cincinnati aud all msia
ant West with lever changes Of cars - pL,.,.,h,, a.
Sleeping cA, ynS as S SsSn E 10 PisOssS ss5 m.
snolins aud saloon Care on all tiains'
Isrc IL .ainc 10 other routes.
p'gags cIeeA ed througl Transfers nee
secure WESTERN EMlGRMloN.
The Pennsylvania Central Company runs on SHhgans
alton Line, which Affords comiortaoe node OF
travel paIte moving westward at hA he uAd 'Ass
Of are FREIGHTs.
BY this route ioighls of all desep ions can be forwarded
10 apa oia ay .ain the Railroads OF Ohio hentucky.
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri by KALI:
ROAD DIRECT oI any port on the ysable nsefs OF
the Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates of re KIT a4d from any point IN the mess ~
the Pennsylvania Railroad at all times 9. asorsoe
are charged b. other Railroad IomPan. eIcnsns ana
hppers ntfustns the transportation OF 'he rteis 70 ns
Company. can rely WIN t SoEa sTGSS ~
Farmers ard Dealers Live Stock VIII hud ts most sd
ysnageous Cspacous latds, wei wsteiea ana sup
and ,s connections and every attention Is paia 70 hef
From aTizbu where VIII DO lol every " 1 y'
feeding aud rosug choice + offered q The rhiLApEL
plIA NEWiORk and BALTIMORE MAhhEIo
J l.. ELLlOrf Passenger Agent, No. AsIor House.
LEIGH Go, Freight Agents, -, ,y,,.
no. Asor. House. aud No Sou,h w ln~nis@
no. Battery plaoe.
ENocH LEWIS General Superintendent, Altoona. Pa.
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eniy wears had been hanged for an alleged act Of


killing.
An occasional glance at the official returns OF
moytality in London is not without interest; during
the week ending jan. 3, the number Of deaths was
$50; of diseases IS Of the cares were from small
pox, % measles 70 scarlatDa, log consumption, lS9
bronchitis. The births during the same period were
2l46. In the thirteen weeks ending Dec. q, the
number of deaths was Il III; pulmonary diseases,
exclusive Of consumption, 1891; diseases Of the
nervous system $780, measles 800, scarlatina g.
An Intelligent jury" in Surrey, England, had
occasion, not long ago, to trya man charged WIN
having housekeeping implements with intent TO
commit felony; they rendered verdict OF guilty
with the benefit of doubt Being rebuked, they
explained by saying that they were IN DOUBT but
thought the prisoner guilty. They were charged
again, but became hopelessly muddled, and were
next discharged without settling the mans case.
Prince Napoleon is again in Paris he is said not
to be ON the best terms with his cousin at the Tule
RES and the cause Is reported to be that he recently
deeply offended the Empress by calling her attention
TO some shirt studs be wore, upon which appeared q
likeness of Garbaldi, whose name was not TO be
mentioned before her Majesty.
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SHIPPING ENTELLIIEVCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORk.......FgB D.
Cleared.

tlf1rPN
s,eain.hip-Potomac. Fletcher, Baltimore H. y. Crom.
well Go. -
Vrtoy Lyte Liverpool David Ogden Jos. OilchIit La
yer.,ef. Liverpool, SNOW Bufg'sa
Isabella Robinson (irl London Kate 5. Caraler
Allen Cudiz Topper Bsai e Donsu Ham Meyer. Ham
bnrs Kunhafdt Co.; Ellie tHtm.) Boil, liamburg Kun.
Lsrl Co.; GaXrle Rhodes, B,Tbsd9s, "a. Irowb bridge
A. sons: Jlne Dsgsctt, Luce London. Tho.. Dunhal
Pals. Qr). Biddle. Belize, Hon. josiah JcXi Famine.
iioluck sarua Grande Thonpson Hunter, Amo dean
Fagle, fogcIty Crtte, trsnce. Moore llonry.
II.,-hltna Or kTg, Msallan, Buldetl g. Everett
Anror, Qir). McDowall Genoa, II. & Z. A. Dcwolf,
frae, Wouhin ton Or keoSe Belize. Hon. Josiah lex
Scboonrrs-Cio (Brl Mcnonsld Gonaiscs &. +. II. q.
schmidt; White Sea- Jones, Mystic Van Bunt4 ssghi;
~ s Ellis. CAichc.ter. NAshp.tln Jonas Smith; J. DAl.
nng Rice Phi4d'phia. BAKER Dayton, Ann Cole Bsii-
-nn,. Merrill Abbott. ltHkee Doodle. Van CIce. Wah.
iStn irblnA- Co.. r. A. COukliu. bop-r Na.hngtou
Vr Brun slasht; sesuine. Horton, Norfolk H. H. Brown
20 : My AyTes, NeWbern ~ e.. ID. G. Murray, EHiii
1Porl( silver NJ dce, c a. DE Gar1ii &. h. MoA,r Al
len Wasilug'on; Rollins, Parsons, Barimre j. w Mckee,
V.nus t,t.l. CraLe Aux Cages d. X Dewoi'. Mary Larh,
M I.ason Nassau Jos. EueA-; DAuisi lIones Rob .r,s
Wellington q. II Pirrsoni SNOW Squa, shePPerd, Aspin
VII Mrtcall Duncan.
soop-Picrrc Van COTtandt, Bradley New Haven H. g
l,acAett.
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for tho caro- of horses portion Of the injury caused By
Of skin aud attention to the horses OF the cavalry a'h
lery and trains of the army. II,
All officers of the Qusrtemasteis Department are caed
upon their utmost exeton. to correct this eva and
save country much possible this enormous waste
Of ls military resources and Of ia treasure.
NJ. &. MEl0S, Qnirtefne.ter General
OFFICE OF rHB DEPoT 9UARrEnMan4,ssd1asR'
WAsHIsGTOs. d. G., Dec. %, 1862
Briq Gen M. c. MEIGs. Qudytma'ter- General u B. army
Sir: hsve the honor to state that very large numDef OF
horses having into this depot from
ment., batteries &c. in the field within tho past few
months have caused inquiry to be mads relative to the
number turned in since Sept s6l the nunser returned
unseryiceAbe find that from let Sept to Dec IL Isss
there have turned into this depot eleven thousand eight
hundred and eleven 0 unseviceebe horses averaging
about 100 horses daily During the period there have
been returned duty, fit Tor FROM this Depot
horses averaging about 70 daily There have died. been shot
by OF Inspectors aud to prevent oontsgon during %
same period 1854 unseryceabe horses daily eYeHge Of
about a6 Until recently the extent Of stableroom has been
insufficient to accommodate, except partially, the very e
number Of which have been here and Of
consequently out OF doors, whose lives might per
bsns have been prolonged under cover We how
SHAH have within few dSys ssbug sufficient for about 100
requiring medical Treatment sdy9s about eoO WITHOUT
shelter. -.
nihrd exclusively those turned into this depot aud
which have been subsequently, recruited portion OF Tie
horses turned In n previously ted, are anected with o'
the control OF those who had them IN charge by
far the larger proportion however rendered unseryice
able in my opnlon by hard aud improper rdng AID wsut
OF proper attention. and by disease arising from neglect and
l.trestnent such grease, qutor thrush, ooot poll
evil h,tula sueit lice &c. &c which might have oeen pre-
vented by proper care Ihers also wheto
improper medicines have been administered by the oxtea
zion OF hoe pita stables ondesvorng TO give
many horses practicable the advantage OF protection IRON
the weather whio under treatment but in view OF the i
enso number turned in II will he mpacticnbe to caro- for
them and unless careful treatment can % e1
tLeir arrival here, this great add unnecessary mortality Of
will continue to the serious detrmeht oil the pubic
service
ID. Ii. FUCKER, Quartz russter aud Colonel
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o. n. Sc aid pa,.. 10 H. u. CrGniauu q Co.
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,,oL jan 20 at 5:j5 =. IA. miles ". 10y from Sonbieo
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Island Jss. ~ Horace SHERMAN, wiyee of tho An WILSON,
in died Ho was naive Of the town Of Donovan Nsl
worth County Wisconsin. Donovan PAL please copy
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them IN purely historical point Of view, without
any attempt to explain the parallels and dscourses
which they contain. The work is written in rev.
erent aud devout spirit, although free from discus
.ons of doglnatiC theology, and exhibits a familiar
acquaintance with the researches Of the most cele-
brated modern biblical scholars.