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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-09
LIQUID
GUTTA PERCH CEMENT.

For Coating Metals Of all Kinds when ex-
posed to the action Of the weather, and
Flo, Prese' wing and Repairing Metal Roofs
OF ALL KINDS.
This Is the COMPOSITION KNOWN which will
resist changes of all climates for length o:
time when applied to tails to which II adheres firmly,
forming body equal three Of ordinary paint
much less and will LAST THREE TIMES AS LONG; ana
from its elasticity not injured by the contraction and
pasion Of TIN and other METAL ROOFS, consequent up
sudden changes of the weather.
1t will not crack In cold run in weather, and
will not wash of.
LEAKY TIN and other METAL ROOFS can be readily
repaired with GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, and prevented
from further corroscn and leaking, THEREBY
perfectly water tight roof for many years.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for the preservation
Iron Raings Stoves Ranges Safes Agricultural Imple
ments, &c, also for general manufactures use.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-09
a NTs WANTED

We willmake liberal and satisfactory sr-
ran: ements with responsible parties who
would like to establish themselves in III.
erative and permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We can give abundant proof Of all We
ella m in favor Of our Improved Ro, fne !. IL
terials' having applied ON to several tho.
sand Roofs in New York City and VICINITY
JOHNS Il CROSLEY
SOLE MANUFACTURES.
Wholesale Warehouse Is William Stree
Corner Of Liberty Street. NEW YORK
Pull descriptive Circulars aud Press Will be arniphsd or
arcei@a+'., III. a. ~,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-09

Tie cheapest and most durable roofing in n.e.
IT'S FIRE AND WATER PROOF
1t can he applied to and Roors of all xrsps
steep rat and to Shingie Rso!s without removing
Shingles.
The Cost is only about One Third that of Tin
and it is twice "a durable
This article has been thoroughly tested In New York City
and all parts Of the United States Canada, West Indies
and Central and South America, buildings Of ALI.
KINDS such Factories Foundries Churches Rail Road
Dcpos, Cars, and on public Buildings generally. GoverR
inent buildings &c. by the principal Builders, Architects
and others during the four and has proved be
the cheapest and pst drra Roofing In use In every
respect A FIRE. WATER, WEATHER and TIME PROOF
covering for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS.
This Is the only material manufactured IN the United
States which combines the very desirable properties of
Elasticity and Durability, which universally acKno~l-
edged to be by Guta Percha and India Rubber
No Heat is required in making application.
The expense Of applying Is sr!hng ordinary EOef
can be covered and finished the same day.
1t can be applied by any one.
and when finished forms perfectly Fire Proof surface
with elastic body, which canno; be injured by Heat
Cold Storms shrinking of Roof Boards, nor any ez-
ternal action whatever,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
Cash FOX Hides and Calf Skins.
E3s GANHce,.V.
A. ]. GRAY
Bennington
County Court.

A. J.. GRAY
VS.. bennington
HARVEY d. BROWN,
JOSIAH ". BROWN, County Court.
SAMUEL A, CHlLDS,
S. CANFlELD.
Andrew J. Gray, of Manchester, in the
County Of Bennington aforesaid having filed
IN the eTlce Oh the CteTK oil Inu Co".t %
Cbancery, for said County of Bennington,
his petition for Foreclosure against Harvey
D. Brown. Josiah W. Brown and Stephen
Garfield. Of Manchester, aRd Samuel A..
Childs, of the State Of Massachusetts,, or
parts unknown, setting forth in substance
thar said Harvey ID. Brown, and one Alonzo
VI. Woodward, on the 10th day Of October,
1860, executed TO Josiah W. Brown, and
Samuel 4. Childs. a mortgage deed Of GER
tain lands situated in said Manchester, and
described as follows The Dwelling House,
Saw Mill and premises described in and con-
yeyed to us this day by said Josiah w.
Brown and wife, and Samuel A. ChilGs, sub
Jet to the rights and reservations in said
deed to US from said Brown and Childs o n
tanned, reference being had TO said deed for
further and more definite description, land
being the premises now occupied By said
Harvey d. Brown and Stephen Can6eld.)
conditioned for the payment Of Fifteen Humid
red Dollars. as specified in a proufsory note
dated Oct. Is, 1860, and payable TO said
Brown 4 Childs, or order, Ave years after
date. with interest annually, And after
wards, on the same day, the said josiah w..
Brown and Samuel A. Childs sold and as
signed said mortgage and note to the pc
%titioncr.
And on or about the FIRST day q Eovcm
her, 1860, the said Harvey D. Brown and
Alonzo II. Woodaard executed a second and
subsequent mortgage deed Of the same pre-
misses 70 said Josiah ". Brown and Samuel
A. fhilds conditioned 70. TIE payment Of
four hundred d~ollars, which is nor due srd
unpaid. And afterwards, On the 29th day
Of June, 1861, the said A,onso NJ. Wood
ward conveyed all his interest IL s2id prem
ises to said Harvey d. Brown.
Ard afterwards the said Harvey d. Brown
leased a portion OF said premises to Stephen
Garfield, Of said Manchester, who Is now in
possession thereof.
And now it being made to appear that
said Samuel A. Childs resides without this
State 90 that a subpoena cannot be served on
him, it Is ordered that said Samusl A. Chiids
be required to appear before the Honorable
Court Of Chancery, next to be held at Ben
ningtou within and for the county d Ben
nington on the first Tuesday &C december,
A. d. 1863, and make answer to said petit
ton; aud that the complainant cause the
substance Of said petition With this order TO
be published three weeks succesei7cly In the
MANCHESTER Journal, a public newspaper
printed at said Manchester. the last ofwhieh
publications shall he st least twenty days
prior to said term Of Court.
Ii. X. FOWLER,
23;3t Deputy Clerk.
Oct, 81, 1868.
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Iueintsuae-la da Boase dc
mia $50 ma yen
n
Efenpa nes m 20 aler
pss slshe Gnefl StaeisA Dee
general tbs.t fasc
AbH nliertaf thar poai9a 81 ne
general ,ta,siss wheh reqarcs notice
ofmarfiar, passei tie uoae. y
she senate 8 vas favored among 9th
sft ~ Nc. Caskn q Beuaiagion
County bat ibe ftirl reading vas r.
isssd lev n vote ofl5 TO ~.
Tie Hossc commll,cc So reporting
lial lbe Bl prosldiag Tor soldiers sog.
Ing sasin their belief Unconstitutional.
The third reading WAS refused
4 Bal 70 pay the three year men
= bounty Il 5000 per man % being
mastered oBi q service was reported
against BY Mr. Dsmiag q Airing
son frsm tbs COMMITTEES On Mays and
Mean. ADD ihe third reading refused
by a vo;e ef tsi 70 ~
a joia; resolution has been adopted
requesting tic Governor 10 solicit the
General Government to deposi. 10 the
arsenal o. tie Slate 5000 stand Of
smail arms.
a bii @fotAing for uniing the col
lesc, q bH 70 raise lle salaries of tie
Jadges of lhs supreme Court ard a
bill 20 ray q bounty e mcu enlsiios
under the rev call, are under discus.
sion il the Legislature.
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tcgrNUNtcArEn.
Rga,aT G-s-rgaa / 0u3ss laa
A CARD.
To CONsUMPTIYEs.


Tie undersigned having been restored 70
hesIh ~ d isw wceks, 81 4 very simple RENE
dy. a4cf having suffered several ycufs villa s.
s5vtp luus affection, ara that dread disease
C8nsumt8iog-is anxious to make known TO
Dts fe-iow-suhcnsrs the mcaus Of Curc.
70 al Who desire j., he giH send a copy Or
The prescrlpi on used Tree OF ehargel, with the
d.ael.i 0ns for preparing and using the same,
which they wli Gu4 d sart care Tor CONSUME
rtoS, AsttINA, BRONCHITIS, GouGns, Cons,
sc, The onlg object ofthe advertiser 10 scad-
iug the Preser ption is % benefit The afflicted
aud spread information which he ooneeiyes 70
be invaluable; aRl be hopes every sufferer win
try bis remedy, "a Il will cost them nothing,
gul may prove a blessing.
rlrties wishing the prescription Nil-please
address Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
MiIlamsbureh, King County.
4mis New York.
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rpEcIAL NoIICES.

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crfai effects b ~fsnorailug The sgsten frgetrai-
ca bF this dtssaee
For sale by Drugs q an3 3sairu Foueraly
everywhere.
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4 NksinSGfos soma Wlsh-
iueiou correspondent gives tie follow
iag account Of 10 event ID tlsi grea,
and bad city, which t%raospircl il
front of the Pre- idents House:
4 woman, clad 10 the richest and
most fashionable garments, with the
diamonds flashing from her slender
duacrs in tie slant western sunshine,
sat upon The stone balu,trale, unable
f, . proceed on her homgwagd walk
without betrayi6g herself. At last She
rose aud started on. swaying to aud
fro, and yet soon reste again, utterly
unable tO proceed. Tie carriage Of "a
foreign Minister passed BY the poor
woman was nciicrl, AMI i turned,
stopped, took ia the Lady and carried
Der 10 her luxurious home i1r Tie
iaiy Is wealth anl occupies a high So
cial position, bnl she Was drunk IN tie
streets ~ Washington"
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- yca shat-
tae ma lbe hep DTS
m CT raui tlsm wh these taihs
81 htoy
la-Tbe Rtse bon was inagqsFa.
TED ua3eg q Deageatc National Al.
miaiarnfi1u.
&J-H was coaei and maiurel
under Democratic auspices
SILT bad Is nueius and head
quarters n lie Democratic Cabinet 81
James Due aaan.
4lh-lu ciue engineers and igsti.
eatafs were tie leaders II the Demo.
cratic party ia Congress add 10 ihs
Government Departments
5il-lts principe agents were Dem
oeraic Ambassador aud Consul ser.
wing the cause q Treason under Dem
ocrate pay.
6ib-It had been il progress four
months before Mr Lincoln was 10.
auguraied.
ah-Seyen s,stos had gone out a
ihe Union before Use Democratic Blu
chansn left the Executive Caair.
Sd-War bud been declared ny the
Insurgents, 10 firing upon ihe Sar q
tie West, long before the present Al
miui.irat!0n came in,o power.
And vet, 10 The face q these facts,
the Copperhead orators have the "a.
sarance 10 Charge The Rebellion 10 thg
account Of the Republicans Let the
black talsehood be reiutd aud tie TO-
solerce OF IL. authors te fcbukel ai
tAe Pol. o-nonow Albany Eve
ming journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

A place-hunieF in Prussia, having
asked Frederick the Great Tor The
gran, q some rich Protestant bishop
rir. tie king expressed bis regret thai
IL wss already given away, bot broad
IN hinied aF4l there VAS a Catholic
ahbacy 81 he disposed. The appl.
cani managed 10 he converted 10 .
week. aud be received INTO the he.
som of t,e grue Chareh aHsr which
Aa hasIepei "a he fusnd Tie Eing
AMI iod l.m hos his conscience had
iaen eufgat ned All exclaimed
Freler'ck. ahow terribly la artanate Z
] lave gisea a~sy tie abhacy. Dat
sae eh.sf rabbi IS just dsas, and The
synagosar j. 81 - disposal Suppose
yOa pcse 70 tesa JeNg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

Tor BEoAp ARgow Many have
doubtless inquired the significance Of
sthe broal arrow" which has been pat
npon the rebel rams. II indicates
possession by Her Majesty. The
bread arsow Is a government mark
somewhat IN the shape e an arrow
head. which As stamped. cot or other
wise hxel o. all solid materials used
IN Her Mues. ships or d~oekyards
~ 0lder 70 prevent enfbezslsmens q
royal naval stores. The marx was
assumed al the time q! tie Edwards
lwhen tie arr8s was considered The
ma, powerful weapon &C attack "a
distinguished The property 81 he king,
To De found IN possession Of any prop
erty thus marked Is a criminal offence
punishable 18th a heavy fine.
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Editor Of Jonrnel,

TWTVUT VI UWF IWTs
DEAR Str With
your permission ! wish 10 say 10 the readers
Of y0nr paper that / viii send hy return mail
to 40 who wish it, (frce1 4 Recipe, with fun
directions for making and using simple Balm,
that will eficctually remove, in 10 days, PIN
pies, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and nl lmpuri-
ties Of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
] win also mail Tree TO those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and in
formation thar viii enable them to start a full
growth Of Luxurilnt Hair, Whiskers, or n
Moustache, in less than 80 days. All appli
cations answered BY return mail without
charge, Respectfully yours,
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
3m13 No. s3I Broadway, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

A rATKioric FATHbR-An officer
from Louis, it, tcd one 81 Rosccrans.
Regiments into battle. bis superior htv.
ing been called to other du,y. In the
advance this MACS son tcl by a rebel
ballet The father saw him fall, bot
could net stop 10 care or him Mar.
rating ihe circumstances tic beTeay.
~ f4'htr said, With tears ia bis eyes
"Ny 10y. you know, j. gone, | wa.
in teen oi4sy command 81 the rcgi.
meni, and as VI were pressing on !
saw my buy fab I could not turn
back q help him. 50 ! said to a sol.
d,er; Look TO Johnnie" and went
81. and Ne did the work NC went e
do."
DO you sill hold to The idea you
expressed ahcs yen ard | talked over
tie question 81 this var before Do
you teel pow ~ You lid then?
Certainly l feed we ARE doing
ihi. WORK for ourselves aud ehihlrea.
md for hose Vim arc to come after
~. ~ eourse, / am y,ry sal, hu'
the eaitsc is vst the same a, before
only nocr sacred than ever"
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1856 Broadway, New York.
2,nls

A GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debility,
Iucumpetency, Premature Decay and Youth
ful Error, aetuated BY a desire TO benefit 9th
ers, will be happy 10 furnish to alt VINO need il
: free Of charge) the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy used 10 his case. =
Those wishing to prof. by his experience-and
possess n valuable r~emedy-wiit receive the
same, by return mail, Carefully sealed), by
addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
The 90 80 WerIa b. : rond.

The New Yosk World has a wond-
erful degree of tact % ada ~ 81
% eircgnssanses. I'las boe9us quito
PATRIOTS since tie sieeioR. The Buff
talo Commercial notices Tie TACT. ard
quotes s. applicable the following
coaplet:
Tie Hbrd is all a arctfng show
Fer maG's deiusi0a gisen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10
a TRtDE.-who wonld be without

a TR NDE,-Who wonid be without
IA onei " Nou HAVE A TRADE, Rave 4
Coon ONE - There c4u be no better than the
manufacture 81 Soaps. We have succeeded rl
reducing the science Of Soap making TO n me
chauical certainty; 50 that any one unskilied
IN the business can, with or Formula, prose
suite the Manufacture successfully. Qua For
mula contains directions for producing sENES
kinds Of soap.
GZ- As a rrade-a Business-,hcre Is no
better.
1y~ As connected with a country store, Il
largely increases the profits. The product o
sure sale-no rtmnaat-very little room requir-
ed-small outlay for tiXtures-no offensive odor
emitted In the process 81 manufacture.
10 Every family should possess the For
muhl, as the soap produced by il washes equal
IN wei IN HAKn as IN soft water.
TERMS ron THE FORMULA.
For Family use, 50 90
For store use, 70 %
Exclusive manufacturing right il a
town o. 10000 population, or less, so 90
Do. over 10000 aud less than 20, 900, Is 90
Do. over q, 900 and less than 5000. 100 90
A City Of over 10 ,000 special terms will be
agreed upon.
Upon receipt Of the money we shall send the
Formula, containing full aud complete direc
tions, which are prepared expressly for those
unabQuainted with the process Of soap-haking.
10 Inquiries will be cheerfully answered
provided Il stamp is enclosed for return post
ago. Address
REARDsLRY & CO.,
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Wan summary.
NEnNtsnAY.

Washington. Nov. 3.
From rrc0np3isanc Il appears
.hr rctcl, 10 sm II force have recently
been engaged III forfiying the A.,
proache- 10 the Rsppahannook On that
run. II il reported lhat considerable
Information has recently been CLEANED
at the enea,> strength, positions. g..
which ii true will enable General
Meade 10 take active measures. Cars
now run 10 Warrengon.
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Ia Dorset Eav.. ,aIoaAuo SrKrs, aged 81
FoaFE.
n norsei, Nov IN. HAnyEriSrEE aged
about O. wears.
u Jamaica. Oct SIT, only child o. Charles
b. and Enelue RaNsoH, sRei I DAYS.
Il Lsnigroyp, October 29i, II diphthcna.
GEoKCE J., only son If Jefferson aud Maria
Hltdreth, aged u yesrs, ! month and 5 days,
ne'cr again can come 30 thee,
pat soon thuu wilt como from earth 70 me.
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4 lady, walking ii tie streets oi
Washington with Tier husband, p.r
sisted ii installing every good houting
soldier they mri TOR her brotief-
Her hushaad had begun % get nrr
vous. AID remarked to Ter ,t.a' Sic
had already kissed six young frilar,
that She said we're her brolhers.-
z" Suppose ! did make a mistake and
Ks, The dear, brave i~eilgw., don't they
III deserve IN"
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FAnL EyssfLi's BHAyfRY.-Thr
l.ond>o $ edator, in an at!e and jus.
aftfcit Oh he seizure of the rebel rams.
Tia, -fffks Of Earl Rasselrs action
'Rsrl Russell Las seldom done u
wissr, ney RI drawer, pablic aot Than
the stop ~ IT Mr. L,ird's steam
rsms, lie kpoSs. rs man better. hoH
elrat win be the annoyance Of The
itirol, q. the south, how easy il is H.
EHclpni 10 get mp a clampr against
any net, however inevitable, which
bears, 81 can he meade 10 bear, an ap..
arauee Of submission 10 pressure
tram without 10 stop the rams was
"a DEFY llrye fourlhs Of the Con>erya.
tive party, 10 i%rritate the whole ship
p,ng itgrr-t, 10 hazard a defeat in
courts 81 law, ard % risk M explo sion
u nHtt nali,y Ike that which IN 1855
Hurried Lord Palmerston fromkis place
The Foreign Secretary has dared i
all and IL daring il his saved the
country fnm 4 h,asder, the consequent
CO. Of elfth might have aF clrI hyr
position lar general ions 10 come
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Charleston. Oct. Q.

tNHtAHs wv IL
The enemys fire on Fort Sumter
last night. continued furious and iuces-
SAINT from the land batteries. This
morning, about 4 O'Clock, a portion Of
tie wall tell in, burying beneath the
ruins some men belonging 10 the
Twelfth Georgia and Twenty-6fth
South Carolina regiments. Thirteen
are missing"