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1863. TIE 1868.
'ESSsYLvhyIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

PENSsYLvASrA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Nlfh rs ro nirl lions forms ,,.,-,.
TIE SHONIfSi AID oblChhst ho' IT,
s..,,, trains run lsv nom Acw.l oiA 70 fhsde pli W
NevJes,ey and Ca.d-n ana Awb9y L .'s nv ira
nulIE LEAVE NENl-l ORk FROM THE
FOOT or ,OuHrLANDt'Sr ~
ny way II rlad, lha the moinin- 7H'.'n.'s
NofA 90 a. M Same uuis ~ oilci '"'esi ''-
a. D. IA. Que hpuf -cf sAu44 s.i,g N,' ,.y, a. n n !
49, way OF Ituiowu, escui. V4sfthsr' az IN l,,.l
tso kouss A.os han lie Nou'.." Hne' a., -, ,nl a
airivr ai tho same dune as Noulrn lnes M ny ~
points ia ths hor.h.N oct Cfossiac lndihsio
Il l.ou.s. Cleveland Columbus, InchhA1l 'na ."
points cot. Hlth fe~er changes oI cars phu,,',. -
Ift.o,rgn So mica aud New-l husoaf.a =" "
smoking uni Saloon are on al t.44ns
fa!u tls all4c ,fnrf routes.
Iar.. e che Acd through. Ifiisiri' nee.
s,eale uckets, .ooi NJ. a,ed ey , ,r,1y
Ti. p,nn.yi,,lia Genital Company runs an tms
,.,.ri,olsfl,n Line which adofas comfortable mYSs
navel 10 altlea moving wess"ad at one la, .A'
Of fare. ,rrfours =.
~ route neifhs OF IN dcs ipcns can he 'ofs~as
10 sad ffon ony pon ON Tho .I,4''i'9i one AIT
ROND DiRtCr Or 10 eny port on The uAssaoe 'e'" ~
W.st by steamers itom Pittsburgh. ,,...,sS
lhe faics OF fltist to and 60 any point Ia '' nh1
me- Penu,,lsena CcH'ra Railroad arc AZ al um,s a. %. al
~ rfe cA4fs1d hy o.iUr RAILROAD Com .iiC Mr M
shippers ia'raaiins the transportation Of hes f,.an
Company can rely WIN een,ds sce = no Speedy D'''
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock VIII MA inr ~
advantageous rouie. 'apacous las well Wa's'n az. h,A
.nd It's connections aud every nle.io l. i " Id
rom Harrisburg where viii be found every ,nsII
ese,dgs Sgd g choice - 9 ,ii, ,,,sHeKrTs
i. =. ELLIOTT Passenger AGENT No. As''' "'"'~
LEIGH Co, frcight Agents, II, ,,-,u,,n ~
No Astor House uid No. South mas"
"''oN'I' '''0''''' 80 battery -
EA0eu Llw.s, Oss,.l Superintendent, A''''N>'S
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MR.. PARTONs NEW WORK,

IVA GENERAL BUTLER AT NEWORLTANs,
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heads The BOSTON POST, democratic journal of ne
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u who woui. praise sil l'n % Hutrl would lfi'o
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
PO0Ks IOR IN COUNrRY.

j. PINS OPrN-AIR CRAP CULTURE; Or How TO
cULTfvaTs 6RArrs ASD How 10 b,Ks VINE ~ p.
H. FE-S. tDIha COMPLETE FARMER AND
AMEINCAt CAB DfNfR, ,l -
III. HEH1EErS HINTS ID A.sH3EKEEPERS' How
go EUY. iH-ts tCzD. Groom, EIpg AsD DRIVE : IS.
". oJNN DOl!EsIIC MED!tiAEi Or, PoeA Man
FRIEsD. p.
VI RANDALL tiSE WOOL SHEEP HUsB4SDBY
nc.
VT. RANDALL c. YOUATr5 SHEPHERDS OWN
BOOK, -
SC.DE. lIHeuyI, e. -.
* PARDiE OS yHG STRAWBERRY, BLtCK-
BERRY. ASD GllIEN SMALL FRUITS iac.
X CHORLIoNs OkAPE-6kOWEKo GUIDE, 10.
Seas i.ss - Poi.sge "a .e-sI OF Pree.
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OF % A.. Al
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EOR BOSTONnnd PROYIDENCE. yin NEW.

Z PORT and FALL ikER--fhe splendid aud mp.r,ol
s.eaner METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown. leaves Eew.YoT
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Al
clock D. m. and the EAIrli.E STATE, Capt Bnyton o.
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at O'Clock O. M ,
lfou Pier 40 , N0uh River.
Thereafter 10 rooms will eymdei secured sny aopL
o.ut NINTH The saulr shall have been ,aid ior.
FREIGHT Boston IS forwarded through with grsG dps,cs
by an Exc,ess Freight lrein.
+. LllILEElED, Agent, No. % Broadvs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

NOCHRANE's ASS iNkSTAND MANU-
x FACTORY, -. ~ Nuh.m e.. n f.--fa'~ri Ai-
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no, GO arof irk,ait. Tie a. o qass 49, ins Is ye
a.ent.i foE sslVacy and economy fcf '4s - al 90
.ouer.
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NOW READY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Sales bn Auftion.

A LBERT C. HAYWOOD, Auctioneer, will
~ ,eI nj public snctlon THIS DAY. Friday Dec 4,
II o'clock at the splendid private residence No. l2a East
Oth few west Of broadway all the elegant House
hoi Furniture consisting Of Dining Room, Parlor and Bed
room Furniture all 6fstcass and made to order Also. fire
French riaio Manto Mirrors aud one hrstea Rosewood n
hos, wsnin, furniture viii hnd this op-
pouny TO supply Themselves The entire stock valued 1t
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
\EW-YORK 4 YEW-uAyEN RAILROAN
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENTING NOV. 10, .oo3
NIGER station IN SewYork. corner g7thss s,a IN ~
Entrance on 21thst


TRAINS bEAt l. NtN -nchh; -.
Fcr N.v.Vtstr O. EA.t 1889 a. ~. l-:lo tEI J. IN
FSD $50 80 ans pa p m. =.
nor bridgeport. :. tEx1 N.Oa n. !. 10 ,EIh "a
ttE.l $500. s;li sni l..x.l T. ~.
~ Milford AMI staltiori n 9o, m $50 4;3o n
Dor r. held soath or. and Nesipoit, :. li'o a. -
$50 T. ~. .- ..,.-,
Far pa-ra AID Crgeuw.eh. 800 ll:5O M $50 ~
F,' stamford. !. (Erls2'. 1850 III i2:lS OEtl -
{Er.l Jo1 Z. 30. $3.50. tEAl p. m. .-
fof lr Chester It'd intermediate stations, y 49, SS
%. 80, 49,. So. o.oo p. on. - ..
tONNfOIING TRAINS
Fof Boston va Springfield ttxl, 300 En- p n
kcl A. Istol. shore lime, 1913 ifs- ,. y u
FuE ii-rloT- 49, Springfield, lkIl liz a y -
(kN.l o. .
Eor Iourecleut River Railroad a. IN. (EI) 20 MauaeA
il l 70 As4tlaafs.u. 81. =,
Tor Hartford, Providence and fs,hkM Railroad lEIS
u 30 A. -.
For Sow Haven New.Louloa AMI S,ouinson RAisosl 4
ni.. 1915, a. r. u-
Dor C4la. R4iloal .2.i3 ?. M to Nog.Aampion
F.s log-ai oric Railroad. Q o.
foI sd s.lltA RAILROAD. a. u., , ?. n
b. Uai bur, and N3I~ ola Railroad T. $50 m, -
OollsnyalJas s.eel.As Css sltacAed - . p L. tfa-'
JAMS H. lDNs sup. s-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
TUE AMERICAN TRANSLATION OF
XF,sS'S LIFE OF JF-tS
A COLLECTION OF

N,uE AMERICAN TRANSLATION OF
u NENAES LIFE OF JESUS
q gani1- 90 1Ae cir .h continent ssol has -sely
been kuosu IN the literary wrr'l.
~ PARIS,
where has JUS: rale il appearance, the ercener. 5
preme.
The french correspondent Of TIE New Yort Tribune 'sys
"The Ordinary dosday calm in literature is b-,ken this
son by Storm TIA. rs.s about Rans Vie De Jsas The
book is bar y months out Of the ples ana The book
sellers 1dyertise unent i cred be,
$500 COPIES
Of 3, are alIeacy sod.
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Of style anil Of tsy poetic though firmly critically cbss,
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from kePic-i snesT and poi,uc NiolsAce.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

/ RLEECKER. SON q Co. will SELL

"A, al Auction on THURSDAY, December 10 1863 &. u
o'clock at he Exchange Saosroom, No ~ bTohd"sy: mi.
on lGfrH I'll zee b0ts north sde, c)ini,.chs -
I f.ef we.i pi gtl.av sin 2JAlrn each. 80. .
on l0lsrsTreu Lots south side, commencing 10 iee'
wei Of oav rizc 25xr0 EACH Al Of the above lots are On
lie r-sde For M d. tcrms &C. apply to tho Auclioneeis
No n llllr-.i.. ad l1iA.nE .anA " Commerce.
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APrIFTCNS UNITED STATES POSTAL GUIDE
Cont,iuu, tho Chief Regusons Of the Polfphco ana
Complete ut OF Pos. Offices throughout The United states
Pr.ce - cent?.
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VA PIAN0S-DnIGGas HAIMONO
.'rofcooionol Noiicee.

NHAltIEE s. SPENCER, Attorney and
COR .ort Low Proctor and Advorrts 90 o. o. Courts.
n, % H1o4ju,y hcH.tor4. Ha.Alcnce-ho. - London
T,-..ea Wa, ~ e. tbe ~tel sul slI lrIi.ls.J
MADAME tTEVENS. FEMALE jllYsl-
WI Clan e.. % be- ,,ls'r4 usual AId.o.. W. - "a.
Az. b.. t.-.l ~ a1l . iil.sli
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Gc.--C. ID. HAM
IA NOND. - D, &c. ~ hesi @7thTsf.. New. io.s.
llt,ee .0i.s ilom T. 20 10. ] 20 90 snd tDyesefug.
N,TlLLIAM W. sANGER, 81. ID. Date Resi-
~ lam pl,rka. is lfi.fJ ofoe 40. - Gin.
Ton place ta-,t Yea. oA 80. Once oeIs. iso 10 o.
a. ~. AID iIon o 10 p.
tEANHATTAN OH COMPANY,
VA No. 10 broadway. :. y
SOLE nANbFACU NEES or
hAgOsS SPEEM OIL aud EXTRA LARD OH
!T gslIosds, st,eYiLigs, ard fscion..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
A. M. sIenvm. AuetIoneef.

A. NJ. aERwI.. Auctioneef -,
DY BANGS, MBRWiN ~ Co., irving Build
ID in-s Nos 5G and 53j Broslway-Saes Of Books 80
oncry Pictures Works AT ancy Goods F"In'hie' 49,
FRIDAY " EAfSG. Dee T. OF O'Clock. - =.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of lMPCNrED and AiERitAN
BOOKs-iiosy IN ihe English end French Language COM
isny OF tcm aic lue bindings Also, collection Oh oils
ccl'aleous Liiera.lfe, SC.
DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 4y5
Bdway Pc. ry opposite g. Nichols loteL-G A. Ira
WIN Au-f.ounri byJ T. Cooley. Consisnmonis sohr"d
AssisfAsr ouAnrrRgssrERs OFFICE cor y and ~ sis
MAsnINGTOS. ID Co. Hoy, ~ lgtL
NOTlCE-The Public sale Of QUARTET
~ MASTERS STORES, adTstsed 'or " flaeday' "
ID Of December e. postponed nu Wednesday tue io.h -
ii. IOMPhiS5 Cspt. AID \. q. al. L. D a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
FETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NRFCr STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.

~ FORD, connecting with Railroad 10 SPRINGFIELD,
NOhIiiAMPIOs, DELLows Ais, BhAiTLEBORO,
&C. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peckslip, ct o m
MONDAY Wednesday aud Friday. Steamer CITY on HARM
FORD caves Pecn slip at Tuesday Thursday Sal.
urdiy
lie boat. Of this line frcass Sound steamer and ara
courla nded by competent lid ApeTienced officers.
New-i OK. May -. 1893
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

On recoip, of my of the following 'nms IN ;,.J
Gold rel Pens-eect,ng The ia"s Hoe''""'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

! PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONONY, Wits
! SOME pF IHElR APPLICATIONS 10 SOCIAL Ftl
| LOSOPHY. Dy John stuart Mill 9vot SVo Printed on
| Tinted .gpeT &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

A CATECuIsM OF THE STEAM ENGINE, In TO- ',
ous an locations to Mines Mills, Steam Navigation Nan
ways and isricur with Practical nsiruciiose the Man
actnIe and Mana efnon of Engines Of every clss by JON
Bourne a. r. NV and Revised Edition lvol., isns. l.
u.trated Cloth. ~.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-24
LIsToP oppIcERs ANDPATIENTs,

WaaIOE 0NNANEKNGA NV ~ W - AEsxv y -
The following Il a list Of oficers commissioned
eul non-commissioned connected with the hos
plsal 1t this place;
saryson ii Charge--CLIsToa WAGSEs, Asst.
Surgeon, u. .. A.
lsaytermasfer- A. EDwARDs.
1ssisfast Saggeoas--W. HI. GARDNER, Z. s. A.,
n. II. MrLFoRp, u. Il. v.
14e!ing Asst SlUyeoas--T. II. ALrGsos, G. L.
HoaEnooa, "A. SToSgEAgE, q. JOHNSON, j. STgARNs,
in. j. w. DIGBY, Il. LIngor., . A. CHEsLEy,
h. JoYcR, n. n. WRIaHT, NJ. A. BooTH.
Thaplnin--Rey. j. A. SPooNEg.
Mr1lcal Ltadsfs----E. b. s. SHOEMAKER, j. 8.
LOMBARD.
Hospital Seudrds--~J NERaIcH Chief Steward,
II e. ARCHIBALD, j. Z. STAMBAuGH, n. L. VERY
wss j. II. MCGOWAN.
Tho following ia list Of patients now in Ham
inonA General Hospital:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23

EMANCIPATION OF THE SERFs IN Russia
The following is an extract from letter writ.
ten by gentleman who is at present travel
ling in Russia: I'D "'
The emancipation Of the serfs is no sham,
but great and noble reality, carried through
with caution and courage that do equal
honor to the head and heart of the Emperor.
1t is scarcely possible to measure the gran
deur of this peaceful revolution by which
nearly 100000 of people are raised from
condition closely akin to slavery to the lev
ell OF free men of other civilized states. This
great act is cOnsummated with comparatively
little suffering and large prospects Of future
advantages to the mobiles and propretors OF
land, save only those whose estates should
come under an incumbered estates act. The
emancp ted serfs are already displaying a
degree of intelligence and industry that sur
prises their former owners; establishing
schools, laying ont boarded money on lands
and tenemcnts, and in many other respects
showing great intelligence and sagacity.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23
Mr.. Beecher on England.

MIR. Beecher has just made speech at the
Academy of Music, Brooklyn, to an immense au
dience, who had assembled to hear The dstip
guished speaker give his impressions of England
We give below what he said respecting the state
of popular feeling il England, concerning the
war:
g And the question Props to YOU is, how,
with the papers, magazines, and universities
how with their titled estates, opposed to Ms
that they have been RI strained from manifesting
this 10 open hostility 1t is because there ~ a
great under-inhuence that reltralns them--lt is
the influence of that under-life, and to yerv
great extont, of the non-voting English who
have produced this effect. r.. 1t is thing | could
not understand at first, and which it is very diff
cult for US to underst nd, for whenever in our
country there is majority of the votes there
is sure to be direction of affairs. But it il
not Sd in England. learned that the men who
could not vote, where they were united and de
tsrmined, had the power to control the men who
do vote. This is not an anomaly, then. Ii
would be in our insttu tions, but it is not in Eng
lish instltutions-among other reasons, because
IN nation where one class has pre-eminence
and privilege, and the underlying class have
none, all the instinct of self preservation teaches
she favored class never to goad that great under
lying class into madness. There is always thai
dragon OF revolution cooled up that they are
AFRAID 70 arouse. Therefore il Is that when the
great under class Of England is determined in
one direction, they always carry their point
hrst or last, the upper classes have to give way.
Men whose fortunes are made--men whose oniy
thought Of the future is to carry the rich freghts
OF thepresent along into their future-that Class
are generally against us. Men who have no for.
tunes-mcn having very little in the present to
care TOR, who are struggling for better fortunes
for themselves and children--that class are on
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23
q testimonials TO the Value OF
Laughing eas.

MONTPELIER, Oct II. 1863.
Having witnessed the erees the use of Nitrous Uxyd
Gas in the extracting Of teeth by Dr. j. Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think it Of the greatest i'm
proymens the aye in the application OF science for the
relief Of pain, ls regard far preferable to tina of
her Chorolom, while the eef from pain is just
entire, thl Of Ether Choroform Is free thos
depressing inhue aat often follow their use COM
mend its safe ana eur relief from pain those
VINO wish have teeth extracted and retain pleasing
ociations connected with the operation.
", II. H. RICHARDSON N, D.
Dr.. JONI NJ. CoMEGYs.
Dear Sir Having witnessed the fleet of the
Nitrous OXyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, l fully concur in the
state ment above made by Dr.. Richardson
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has often been administered by Pro
fessors ard Lectures, in all our Colleges as pleasant
aud amusing experiment. More recently it has been
tensvey usedb by Dentists in various parts OF the Coun-
try ohe relief OF pain in the extraction Of teeth in
jury from its use ever having been reported have
hetancy in saying that believe it be the safest and
best agent present known the Profession for render
Ing the system insensble pain under dental surg
cal operations.
I. f. SKINNER, ". D.
Barton VI. Oct. u, 1868.
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Notice TO Teachers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons who are ntendD,
to arPy Tor situations teachers in the Common School,
of the town of Berlin in the County of Washington thu
the public examination for teachers required by law with
in said town, will be held the School House at Berlin
Corner, November 28th at l O'Clock p NJ.
All persons designing to teach in the Common School.
Of said town. are desired to be present time and
place aforesaid.
All citizens are respectfully and cordially invited to
attend.
Berlin, nov. II, 1868.
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WAN LOSE .

Information is wanted OF Mr. Stephen b. ,Colhv fla
was tall and slim, with black eyes and dark hair dark
complexion, and wore tall black hat wine co,ored sack
coat ana dark pants and vest. He large farm in
koxbury, about one mile from Depot A o about ~
years, and shayes his face. Problbly had very little
money He was last going into the grocery OF hp
Roct' in Montpelier village, about O'Clock on the after
noon OF Saturday, the l4.h inst.
information is earnestly requested by the subscriber
Address, THOMAS 9 co1pv
wf47,2w More,oun uo,,.
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Farm for Sale.

Ayise been duly authorized by the Probate Court
Short late Of Calais deceased consisting Of 2as eres
good land lying in body in the south part q Calais
under goodstae Of cultivation 1t has upon Ii good build
ngs large sugar orchard Of 700 trees with
and good 'unning water at house and barn
The above property will be sold foy cash
OF part credit. Ao' '~'''
Calais, Oct. 10, 1858. xaama.
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TEETH EXTRACTED
v ilhCut | ain and WnLCut LANCER
BY the use OF the Nitrous Oxide or
i a II G. - Z M q

Il a u c. EE L NJ c. Or g 1.
pHls method is peri city harmless, and when the ps
uent under its influence the ops ration can be made
without the least pain. II not only destroys pain but
gives the most delightful sensations, and renders waking
to consciousness thing almost be deplored Unlike
Ether or Choroform, there is reaction no assude
no excitement, when in Eve minutes emerges from
state Of complete forgetfunes hou headache or any
unpleasant feelings. Physicians have pronounced it ben
efcial to persons having weak lungs.
nave spared neither trouble expense make this
important addition to my Office for the benefit # those
afflicted with aching teeth. JOHN N COMEGYS
Office in " kialto " building, State Street MONTPELIER
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IN A Il 10 IN A L LOAN.
US Six per cent. 500 Bonds.

THESE Bonds are payable in twenty years. hut mn.
l. be redeemed In ave years, at the option n tos
ment, but Congress has provided tina The Bond mi N
PAID IN ' e""n oe
the Bonds pay tx per cent. interest," in May and No
vember, IN GOLD, and are issued in sums of ''
M, $50, 500, $500, $1,000.
The supreme Court has decided thai f,ovepnma,t
,h are exempt ron State City County taxes
IN Cold they are the Jhsapest Government Securt1 in
te market and pay the largest interest n this cost
received for any port ons Of this poou
cured { Subscribers 3 VFEI-' - - "u' PRIV
" rsyment can be made in any rent funds
Aug. IS, 1853. Ht- IA. Pace Gsst,.,