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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09

PRKEs.-In letter to the Navy Department
dated Key West, Acting Rear Admiral Bailey
says since he took the command, December 9,
1862, forty-three vessels have been captured by
the vessels of the squadron and declared good
prizes. Others have been released by the court,
and others still destroyed at Indian river and
other places along the coast. Many prizes have
been sent in by the West India and Western
Gulf squadron, making the number that have
come in for adjudication since January last sew
enty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09

A new military department. is to be made OF
Pennsylvania, headquarters to be in the West
ern part of the State, to enable Pennsylvania to
protect herself against rebel or guerrilla raids.
An offer has been made the Government for
troops for home defense along the border, but
none can be accepted unless willing to go when
needed to any point where danger threatens.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09

Secretary Chase received Ia letter from " a
war Democrat y on the I'd inst, enclosing a
check for 5000, which the writer offers to the
United States g as slight token Of the his ap-
probation of the value of the Government and
as personal contribution, without any other
return than the satisfaction of doing his duty
toward its success against the rebellion" :
, 1863-04-23
REDUCTION IN PRICES To
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTIoN Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
"A lowing list Of American and FOREIGN Pc.
riOdicals, for which receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made bv
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States By steamer
four times month, I am enabled to receive sub.
scriPtiOns at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab:
lishmsnt has gained such an snViable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-04-23
Position in Sleeping.

Halls Journal of Health throws the fol.
lowing light on the subject of position in
sleeping: .,.
1t is better to go TO sleep on the right side,
for then the stomach is very much in the
position of bottle turned upside down, and
the contents Of il are aided in passing ont by
gravitation. II one goes to sleep on the left
side. the operation of emptying the stomach
Of its contents is more like drawing water
from a we'll. After going to sleep, let the
body take its own position. If you sleep on
your back, especial y SOON after hearty meal,
the weight Of the digestive organs and that
Of the food, resting on the great vein Of the
body, near the back bone, congresses It, and
arrests the flow of the blood more or less.
II the arrest is partial, the sleep Is disturbed,
and then follow unpleasant dreams. If the
meal has been recent and hearty, the arrest
is more decided; and ths various sensations,
such as falling over precipice, or the pursuit
Of wild beast, or other impending danger,
and the despeate effort TO get rid Of Il, aFouses
us, and sends on the stagnating blood; and
we wake in fright, or trembling, or perspi
ration, or feeling Of exhaustion, according to
the degree Of stagnation, and the length and
strength Of the Efforts made to escape the
danger. But when we are not able to escape
the danger-when we do fall over the preCi-
pice-when the tumbling buIldiI g crushes US
what then Z o. That Is death !, That is the
death Of those Of whom il is said, when found
lifeless in the morning, " That they were as
well as they ever were the day before;" and
often il is, added, g and ate heartier than
commOn!" This last, as q frequent cause
Of death to those who have gone to bed to
wake no more, we give merely as a private
opinion. The possibility Of It's truth is
enough TO deter any rational man from .
late and hearty meal. This We do know,
with certainty, that waking up in the night
with painful diarrhea, or cholera, or bilious
cholio, ending IN death ln very shortltime,
is properly traceable to late large meal.
For persons who eat three times . day, tits
amply sufficient to make the last meal of
cold bread and butter and a cup Of some
warm drink. No one can starve on it I;
while . perseverance, in the habit soon be-
gets vigorous appetite for breakfast, so
promising Of day Of com6nrt.
, 1863-04-23

.
When Doctor Dodge, an eclectic PhysIc-
lan was lecsIr'ng through .as states -. on 'e tGs
laws OF health, and particularly on the evils
ct tea and coffee, he happened TO meet one
morning, a. me breakfast table q witty son
Of Erin. Of the better class. Conversation
sSeo ~ sne GoSSOts 1sS .nS 1Syoslss @ NO
SPcrhsns Won ,bink / vonlS ha unable Ia
convince Won 1of ihe dsleterious efSscts Of
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SOa%os1ss : as s1T sssuranoe y ni' manner
AZ NJ W. ,s.ss = 7 isl,,s,,l dqA,s.r.
thought L wns the whiskeyivdmnk."
Tie company roared with laughter, and
the doctor qdiet I retired. - srHe
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, 1863-04-23

MASuRR foR FEUIr TREEs.-As a rule,
you give young orchards too much, and
your old bearing ones too little manure.
And in neither case do you discriminate, as
you should, or give or Withhold manure for
specific reason. In q large proportion Of
our virgin soil, the young tree, if well cul-
tivated, is likely to grow fast enough, and too
"a for safety, if tender sort. Here, fat
manures viii do much more hurt than good
so far as the tree or plant is concerned.
But, by and by, the crops taken from be-
tween the trees, and occasionally large yields
Of fruit will begin to tell on the trees, and
then vegetable and animal manures may
come in, to keep up healthf,l growth, and
help sustain large crops Of fruit. And min
eral may be still more useful; for you can
no longer plow deep. to bring them from
below. The roots are in the way Of the
ploW. And here we notice another mistake.
You pile the manure around and near the
bodies Of your trees, when the roots may be
twenty feet from the tree, perhaps interlock.
ing with roots from neighbOring trees. Place
your manure there; and in blowing il under,
don't plOw up the roots Of your trees.
, 1863-04-23
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farmer must Keep Ms bfalh and hands con
utantly ct work.
Ths necessity for he application of man,
IRE i hnivt tfsaiI N lcobbeded, lBv maA'IF iaf'
insrs. however. the work q hauling and
spreadinr Il Is onlV performed because il is
4 necessity: % lo1a. a. -,heir fields will pro.
duce fair crops. he manure Is left wasting
IN the ward. But he conviction has At last
forced itself uooh ths minds of the more
inieIliueut. that the appIication Of manure
and - consso, elt proauciian &C two bush.
ols' 'of tralh Mere only one had been grown,
4 prnfiahle-pot only as applied TO worn.
out soils. but 10 All ec;ls---and hence the in
ouirv: : How shall obtain me most and
lhe best manure9 When and how Shall /
apply itls To ,hs Isst. e 'lhess. Questions.
Nj. Walker Of Mexico. N. ", makes the
following snarestions. founded an his ekpe.
rion1f4 rtHaM NTe WaH
aitisasimportsnt % fsed our land 10 have
Il produce veil, as il Is le seed our iIocks and
herd well 70 make rbeln profitable. ARreat
dirorsitt ol opinion exis,s As % he best way
10 apDIr ii or rhen'tonpnlr ih-- -,
afI4,e M. ,'liee, al ..veral v,esrs draw.
n. ~, .sseso ,,os S 'S' ssss,a. s.'' o n.
~in,er M denosliir- n small Se.ns for
snr..S'ng n ~ 1nrir. . hnt an, -1fiseed
1E.sI - -. ,,.,.h ~ ~. ,..,,-e ,..l,,.Ll.
, 1863-04-23
soa ,oa 5.. .FIsH's lNFALLIBLE Z ,'l1 ,1a 3, q
RESTORATIVE.

TPREvENTs THE HAIR FROM FAILING
~ y eufe1 I1ldnell, and removes an dandrua and
ega,. and rsp Ne hSa1 ali inpa1iS 3 Iho hsIr kt-
essAs IIsgsI.ls sAlel remove a.na..g .sassslii non
render l article alonn n an oulanc1ul a
.pn. .1eh .. nch A4A, 1a 1a1m uh1l.lns, Eyapsl..,
eap1unl q ~ inI eIII11' 11I clul14 ~ Poison Oak
None gau..e bal ai q, p - . pli be,s. nn1
SlSTS SSl 5sSs IS y ~Asl...l. A.,s
SSlAR tieaad as ts1li =. So tIliIllsa
, 1863-04-23

Tho Rev. Mr.. F.----, who lives near
Portland, ,Hns preparing bis discourse for
the next Sabbath stopping occasionally to
review Whathe had written and 70 erase that
which he was disposed 70 disapprove Of. He
was aooOsied by his little son, who had num-
bereS but three summers i,..u;aff
"father, does God tell you what to
preachlH
aCeFAinly, my childp3 .2LIHW
> s@rThep what Do ycu scratch i out for r. ~,
, 1863-04-23
WHEELER & WILSON'S
FIRST PREMIUM

SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED PRIcESi
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A GEM FOR THE MILLION.
NINE. DEMoREST'S
So
RUNNING STITCH
Sewing Machine.

I'm =: ......, -. .,.,.,.. 49,.
r f,. RAr'u' Lff'eihsI anu Dc
AAs.t oLw,Nc hASH'NE, adaP.eu 70 a iaree
proportion o' AhlLi SEWING or lor ma uiac,
.ur'g ParPos's' anu Is n'ehy orna"ehta'' anu
so hgh. anu porlao'e, tWelshihg ,ess tnan
one ponnd,) that II can De conveniently carried
II. tne pocket or reucu'e.
us operation rs 8" very SIMPLE, that II re-
q'irrs put a sIlsnt degree OF Judgment 70 use II.
Dy 'he s'mp,e turning ot crank wig one
mana. ana guiding inc Work WIN the other. IL
s'ieG''y YET very rapldiy' WIN ooAhoN NEE-
DIE, makes the running st'tch EAASLi LIE
'HNp SL"INe' on! more pe'Iec' an" eRu'ar
IL VIII HENS GATHER. RUffLE shiAs' TICK Ron
OF skEADfHs' etc., win a sihs'e or o1aole
tnreaa' on any material adapted 70 the KUN
MING STITCH, from the LIGifTEsr anu TH.SSfsr
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TERMS: CASH IN ADVANCE.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.

WHO WANTS A SEWING MACHINEi
To any one sending thirty subscriptions and
$50. We will give one of Wheeler & Wilson
celebrated Sewing Machines, such as they sell
for S45. The machine will be selected new
the mandatory in New York, boxed, and for.
warded free OF COST ,oith the exception Of freight
In procuring the subscribers for this Premium
We of course prefer that the 30 subscribers
should be procured independently of each other
at the regular terms of 50 90 for each subscriber
Where this cannot he done, the subcribers may
be procured at any OF The club rates, and the bal
ance Of the $50 Forwarded TO US in cash by the
person desiring the machine.
Every person collecting names for the Sew
ing Machine Premium, should send the names
with the money as fast as obtained, so that the
subscribers may begin At once 10 receive their
papers, and not become dissatisfied with the de.
Law When the whole number of names (30,)
ard whole amount of money $780, is received
the machine will be duly forwarded.
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when requested. Address
BEACON L PETERSON,
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Guerrilla PIuudeTing in Western Vir.
gin la.

Guerrilla PIuudeTin. in Western Vir.
GINA.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a special dispatch
from Cincinnati to-day says: Monday last Jen
kins' rebel cavalry daseed into Point Pleasant
Va. at the r.oa,h Of the Kanaa ha, gained poss
session of the Cour, House, fired seven houses.
pIundered others and burned several thousand
ushels government corn.
Volunteer aid arrived from Galiipolis, Ohio,
and fhe. rebels were driven of with a loss 81
five killed and thirteen prisoners who we're re-
fused parsle aad taken to Gsliipolis. Tele-
graphic communicable cat of along the Ka-
nawha from Charleston to Point Pleasant.
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.

The same industry, care, and discrimination. in
gathering and preparing the Stirring Events OF
the Day, expressly for this raper, which has hth-
erto been one of its marked features and given
so universal satisfaction, will be continued with
redoublcd efforts to meet the increasing de.
mands of the public The labor required in this
Department is never fully appreciated by the
eader. 1t would be impossible to present in
the condensed and carefully made up form in
which it appears. a corrected mass Of all the
most interesting news Of the week, without ill.,
volvins N en- physical labor, tact and judgment
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Germantown, Philadelphia, Oct %, 1862.
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New Prospectus
OF THE
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FOR 1868.
VOLUME VIII-NEW SERIES.

The publishers of this popular and cheap il.
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| commenced. The journal will be issued in
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has been
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THE EvAcUArIoNoF PENSACOLA.

The Town Burned by the Soldiers in
Spite OF the Efforts of the Officers.
New YoRk, April IA New ORLEANS letter
says the as. Nary's Hall, fine Hotal, AID all
the dwellings il Pensacola, except Mallory
aud N jor Chase's, were burned. The soldiers
seemed to tn ink the entire evacuation of the
pioce to the enemy was intended, and many
swore they would burn the place. On Thurs
day noon fire made their appearance, and for
two days and nights the place was filed with
smoke and flames.
The Officers tried to STOP tie work of de
stIuction, but seemed to have no influence ov-
er the men. Even men placed to guard pro-
perry Set it on fire. Col Dyer, commander Of
slc Post, was almost distracted, and gave Or
ders to shoot persons caught setting the fires,
but no one executed them. Finally the long
roll was beaten and the men got into navy yard
and confined.
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EXCELSIOR VARIETY TROUPE. - This
Troupe will give one Of their Entertsin-
ments at the City Hotel. in this place,
on Monday Evening. the Goth inst. The
entertainment will consist of vocal and
instrumental music. dances. jigs. perfor-
mances Of the India Rubber man. etc.
Those desiring to see and hear fan, will
then have an opportunity. The propri-
erors promise that nothing will be said or
done to insult the taste of even the most
fasti'lions. Admission so CENTS. Chill
dren half price.
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STYLE, FORM, TERMS, &C:

Volume XIV. for 1863, will paiptain the 81:
viabls reputation the RURAL EEw-YoRKEl has
acquired for both Contents and Appearance.
1t will be published in SuPRRioR SfYLE-with
NeW Type, good rhite Papr and msny fine IL
iustrations. Its Form vi continue the same a.
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Page. &C., at close Of year, complete for bind.
ing.
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WATCHES { JEWELRY!!

OF the Richest and NOSt EHshiOn0'
bic Patterns.
| Offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices !
'JNHE HUBBARD BROS, No. 65 l. 81 Mas
sEAu STRrEr, NFw YoRK. Manufacturer:
and Importers of all the Leading, Rich and
most popular Styles af WATCHES and JEW.
their Business to an unlimited extent, offer the
following elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed
Low Prices following:
MAGNETIC TIME OBSERVER, being a
Hunting and open face, or Ladv's or Gentle
mans Watch in one; the pre,tiest most con-
venient and cheapest Watch in the World.
limitation of gold; effected by patent p o.
cess, which renders the appearance of gold
perfect, while it does not cost one-third as
much. Price orly $50. Retails at from 800
upwards.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED LIE
VERS, English manufacture Movement; cap
ped and full jeweled; has sunk seconds and
the newest improvements. Heavy cased and
good limitation gold. Price only SIS. Rstaiis
at from $50 to 500.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED AR
MY WATCH. Richly engraved ,jeweled and
fancy works. Unsurpassed for Suffers Traders,
etc. Price SIS. Retais at from $40 to 800
"A SfeSs NSftC's Va ohhet T" dtches, AZ INV
prices.
LADIES' SETTS of Brooch and Ear Drops
to correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond, a
very rich pattern. and entirely new. Price 81
Coral and Bead entwined. a very neat and
pretty ornament, Handsomely mounted, SO 25.
GENTLEMAN'S VEST CHAINS Par.
isien, an elegant pattern, Only 81 The Demo
MAC. very heavy, S..
RINGS.-Piain, only 75c. Scroll. very hea-
w 81. Chased, heat pattsr3. 81. Sea-
Signet, s. Imitation Drmond, So
SLEEVE BUTTONS.-Patent, Chased or
EAameled. new and very handsome pattern.
81 so. Double, chased.or with stones 81 so.
BOS0 STuDS.-A variety of new and
fashionable designs, per sett, 81 50.
BOSOM AND SCARF PINS.-Leaf, with
Opal and Fancy Stones, 50. Imitation Dia-
mond, 81 so.
LOLKETS.-Douhlc Glass, richly engraved
-.
Persons wishing any of the above. have on.
" to remit the price in q registered letter to
our address, and the articles will be sent free
Of expense, BY return mail
T Orders 70 The amount Of twelve dollars
and upwards will be sent By express to any of
the loyal States, With bill payable 70 the EK- |
press Company, when the goods are delivered. |
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
the country, Who sish to make
money rapidly. viii do we'll to obsain our mann |
moth catalogue; We furnish the most ss,eab.e
outfit AZ prices unsuFpassed by any other con- |
Germ. Address HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. 8 & ~ Nassau, near John St, |
20 AW-saJ Hsw Yssk CITY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

= @ Wstsons' Woollen Factory ha.
been removed to the Steam Mill Build
ing. in Oregon. Mo-. reftted and enlarg-
ed. and is now prepared to do all kinds
of csrding. spinning, weaving, and dye
ing. This Factory is well known. and
deserves the extensive patronage it has
hitherto received. See the advertise
ment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
thursday. ::::: AprM ., 1868

bH We this week present our readers
with four different original romances. en-.
titled Delinquent Tax Lists. They will
be continued for four weeks. The read
ing matter in this Issue Is rather aim.
but we End it "tight papers, to get out
the Tax Lists. without any other natter.
We shall endsavor to give more reading
hereafter. but cannot promise . large
supply until the completion of the Taxes.