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SLEEPING CARS
on NI0HT TRAINo TO -; gsi5
PHILADELPHIA, Ne,c York aud Ralt;Mors.
Baggage Check Through and Trans
ferred Free.
+ REI0ATS

FRElGHTS.
BY this route Freights Of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia,s New
York. Boston or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, By
BAIL Road DIRECT.
The Penna Central Railroad also conuec.s At
Pit'sburg with Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Missirsippi.
Missouri. Kansas, and other western rivcrs: "a
at Cleveland; Sandusky and Chicago viii. ss;,e..
mers To oil Ports on the Nortlh: W.stero IL.
ae.chan; ny =. and slippers el;rus,ins the trans
pcttatioa OF their freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates Of Freight 10 and from
::aay point in the West by the Pa Central r. R.,
arc 1t oil times % FAVORABLE % arc CHARGED by
other Railroad Companies.
s1Be particular to mark packages VIA PExHA
Central r. g.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions,
apply or address either Of the following Agents
Of the Company:
s. B. KINGSTON. IT,, Freight Agent, Philada.
d. A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsbareh.
CLAnKE & Co.. Transfer AGENT. Pittsburgh
II. W. BRowN 4 Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MoREHEAD 4 Co, Louisville. ny.
X. + Sass, st. LOUIS, Missouri
CLARKE Co. Chicago, Ill.
r. c. Meldrum. General travelling Agent for
the South and West.
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The Legislature

xno 10&11l1CQIV
Ought TO adjourn sooner than common
this winter. ~ bills can originate in the
Senate. which gives about three weeks
advantage Of time 10 business. Our
Solons should bear this in mind in their
deliberations.
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Splendid List Of Aftieles!! All to Be
Sold for Ono Dollar Raeb

CPi0Aulu lib Vi hIIICICS.s All 10 be
Sold for Ono Dollar Bach
The Values below arc for Rach Article q. .
e5o Cents Gold Huni,ng-cas Watches 80 10 IN
$50 Ladies' Gold and enameled do Mto n
500 Gent's Hunting-ca Silver do - 10 ~
90 D Dianonu Kings - 70 100
2Oos Gold Vest and Neck Chains IS 10 n
500 :. Oval Band Bracelets as
5C0O Chased Gold Bracelets .i. era o.. sso "a
SoeO Chateiaine Chain. and Guard Chaias o 20
700s Solitaire and Gold Breaches Z u 10
$500 Lava and Florentile RroSehes ito 4
s0o0 Coral, Opal and Emerald breaches dol
yOoo Mosaic, Jet, Lava d elorent. Ear Dsops. y
$50 Coral Opal and Emerald g" S0
1910 California Diamond Rreass Pima 90 - "A
1000 Gold Fob and vsss Watch Keys ~ n =
iUCO Fob aud Breast Ribbon Slides q n 10
5000 ses soli.aire Sleeve f,utsons Studs &C. SO
5000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc. AZ
iso00 Mneasufe Locksts go 10 4
900 do do Magic spriss SO 70
s &C., S;.ia ga Ring: 80 in i !
49, 49, CnAsee 10 n
10000 California Diamond Rigs 40 10
100 Sets Ladiss' Jevslry. JET and Gold TO Is
1900 Gold Pens, Silver Kzt Holders Psncis 70 =
le00O :. and gold-mOunted holders 70 8
80 4" and geld-extension do eto 10
500 Silver Goble,s asd Dhnkine Cups SO $
$40 Rruit and Cake Basket, 40 81
D'. 20 s I: f: sssp :.S P;s dose. e
~ ~ Seoto w 8oO FOtko '" % ~
In consequence Of the great stagnation Of trade
in the asnsfactur'ng districts Of England, ihrO'
the var having cat Cd The supply Of cotton, q
large quantity Of Valuable Jeveiry, orieipailv
intended for the English market, has been ient
Cd tor sale in this county, and Nusr % SOLD a.
AnY sAcRIFIcs! s--lf - -,
Under these circumstances, ARRANDAIE
4 co., acting - Agents for The principal Euro-
psan hauufacturen have resolved upon 8 eIaAr
CIT DISTRIBUTION, subject to the following e.
CERTIFICATES, n..ius s.ch .rtiel. and
It, vaiue,ar plsced 10 SEALED ENVELOPES.
and well mixed One Of these envelopes will he
81 tby mail to any address, on receipt Of IS cent?
ALL ARricLEs SOLD At OLE DOLLAR EACH, WIN
~ OUT 1RGARD TO vALUk!! 3lssfI
On receipt OF the Certificate, YOU will see wh.,
You are going 70 have and then it is at vour an. |
ton to send the Dollar and take ihs srsieles 4,
not Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Waaeh.
Diamond Ring. or any Set Of Jewslry on our ~
tor ONE DoLLAa, and In no csse can they al -.
Than one dollar's worth, - there srp 10 6Ianka
The price Of Certificates Il % iollowa,.
Oue for''.. -. A. csmss
Eve fQ6...' '............ ,.,... n
Eieven toe $1,000. go, ......,. a. ii
Il hirty eor.... .....k
0xey-0ve ooe.... :. IN l
One huDdrnd to4.... ........... X iu 1
Agents viii b allowed ten csnts On ever Ce,.
tiicsts ordered By them, provided their rems,snc.
amounts 70 One Dollar. Aesmss win SolIcct q |
eene: toe evesy Certificate and remif Is opn,n n
-. eithss u osh q Postage Stamps.
ARRANDALEk CO.
4zs-0 le7 Broadway, NV Yofk.
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ETuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day the weather vas warm. misty and
rainy. This Friday it is colder.
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LADIES' BAZAAR.
S. A. STERN,
DKALIR IN
MILLINERY.
AND
FANCY GOODS,
s. DELAWARE STREET.
LIZ vEHwoRTH. Kan.

Bonnets, Trimmed and made to order.
Straw Goods. Flowers. Ribbons. Trim.
miDgs. EmbToideries. Hair Nets, Head
Dresses. Hosiery. Gloves, Skirts, No
lions. Gents Furnishing Goods, Man.
tillas. Cloaks. Willow Ware, DO. &c.
189-tf
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Great Gift Distribution!
100000

Watches, Chains. Diamond Rings, &c.
WORTH OVER
ONE MILLION DOLLARSl
All to be sold for
ONE 3o&Sk8l1AG2l
Without regard to value!! Not 10 be
paid for until you know what you arc
to receive
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- PENNSYLVANIA
81 CENTRAL q
. Rail Road. q
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
WP,ttsburgh to Philadelphia!

ssl :
FR0M ell portions of the West, North. VI 81
T and Southwest, this line and its conncc-
tons form either the shortest the bsst route to
'PhiIsleiphts, New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Washington. The traveller may with ceafdsuce
rely upon sure connections, high speed with per.
feet safety, and every appliance for eomfoft that
can be procured. New and elegant passenger
can, fs day and night service, ave recently been
addsd To the % uipment Of the Pa Cent? r. B.
Al Pittsburgh, trains from the West run direct
tered to the Trsins Of IL Penn. csn;rsi r. RI
which leave Pttsburg snd arrive q other points
= ''''0" 90. ~ faa
FAST kAM-Leaves PittsbaFe It so An.
stops at Principal Stations. and arrives at Aloo.
nas at 40, 4. H.; Harrisburat 10, P. 4. Bald.
morrt AS, ?. Ne, New York, via Allentown at
1910, ?. \, Philadelphia 4.45 p. W., and New
York. via Philadelphia, 1927, .. NJ.
PIrrssuRa AND ERIE ExPREss Leaves P'gh
at 1910, ?. T., stopping at nearly all Sta tions-j
arrives at Altoona 800 ?. MI Harrisburg IL ~,
PHILADELPHIA ExRa4ss Leaves PittsbafRA
ct 4.35 p H., stopping only At Principal Stations,
arrive. at Altoona go ;. MI Harrisburg $50
A. H., Baltimore 100, 4. NJ New York, via Al.
lentown, 1000 A. H., PhIadelphia 7,0s 4. n N.
Y. via Phila. 1900 nj SLEEPIxo Cans ran thro'
on this train from Pittsbutg to Bsliimoee, Phila-
deIphia and New York via Allentown.
FAST LME-Leaves Pittsburgh at 9, p n,
stopping only at Principal Stations, arrives At
Altoona $40 A H.. Harrisburg 7,40, 4. NJ Bal.
,imore II 20 =. NJ New York via Allentown
2,45 P. H., Philadelphia ESQ, =. T., New York,
via Phils. GAS P. Nj .r-ev
Breakfast Dinner. sappsr
Tickets 70: sale to Boston BY Boat q Rail.
Boat Tickets Good on any Of the Sound Lines.
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HMr. L. H. HARDY has our thanks
for iavors in the shape Of Boston PsPsrss
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RIVER PRICES.

The motto Of Live and Let Live" will govern
US in our dealings.
Call and see US before purchasing
elsew here, 1t our new stand on the
south side Of the Public square. one
door vest of q. B. Carson 4 Bros store.
227-a COY 4 ALLEN.
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FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
OUR GROCERIES,

DESTROYS Of building up permanent ira.
we shall sell at
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Tickets 70: sale to Boston By Boat q R.il.
Fare to all points as Low - any Route.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

GovERSMxNr SALE.-Thcrc will bc
Another Government sale Of Horses, Mules.
Clothing, &C., here on the 18th Of November
hy Capt. Fleming, 4. .: ". This is noo"' the
las. chance to &c, Horses and M"lc'; and II
the Order is received from the Department at
Washington in time, : large lot OF wagons
anil harness r,ll be sold. The Captain IL
awaiting an order to soil OIL. all Government
property. both here anil At Gal!il"!i" tut
can; do 80 without: orders.
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TRUST SALE.

DIT virtue Of Deed Of Trust exeeated the 5,h day
ID Augu,t, 1852. by David j. ". C]arkson to john \.
Clarkson, wherein Williams Trustee, to secure
til. payment Of certain debts the undersigned will sell
At public auction for caIh 10 the hYhsA bidder In front
Of the Court House Of KAuawhA County, Nest Va, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of January
next; all that tract Of land together with Its sppur,..
uance. lying IN the County Of KsnaWhA the south
side Of the knnawha river. lbou: 81; miles Above
Charleston, which purchased by IaId Clarlson 81
Isaac Moves and others, And which formerly known
al High HANK Salt Furnace" bu, more recently the
"Ior.na Furnace" now occupied BY Jas u. I.all.y,
Esq. -.
For further particulars referenc. il made to said Trui,
D~c, record in Ksna~ha c!crks Office look X. page
3S,. }. W. CRACRAFI, Trustee.
Ris<rox v. Va, Oct. 3, lSs5-S0w-
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Grrrrer & PrrRAr.-lt may not
he generally known through the surrounding
coun,r, tina, Gal!ipolis can boast ot'he l"Tse''
and most comrlc,e China. Glass, Qnecn~"Hrc
anil House Furnishing Store between C'nc'n'
nat; anil p.u.hurg. Blu, such is nevertheless
the tact. Me,,rs Gerp'r, md Pi'ra', Of CAL
In ii. have such m establishment. See al
yrrtiarmcnt.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

Tux BpAwD OF SUPERVISORS met
yesterday. We will give full report OF pr"
ccelins. mex, week. They counted the votes
o. the late election, and lind Sil for Dix. 2''
for Morris, anil II Cor Phelps for Senator
and S2l for Mcwhor,er. 30 for Mair', "6o tor
WYATT, Go for Patrick for the llon'a.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

TIE PnErSoI.oGlrAL JOURNAL for
November is on our table. and. rs usual, is
,:Gisl with the mos, interesting reading. Our
reader, should not forge, that \ club Of eight
.mb-cribcrS will secure .his valuable magazine
-. one vrGr YHiE.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

NV MrsIc.-Wc have received
two more beautiful pieces OF Music from the
publishing house Of John Church, Jr.. 81 ".
18th street, Cincinnati, o. 40 Lovely Might,
words by Thomas Moore. is n fine Duet. and
Lave is Life" is \ beautiful sentimental
ballad. We III all orders promptly.
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FREsu ARnIvAL.-Jos. Shields has
gus, received a fresh supply of Cloaks, Trim
miuss, &c. Call and examine them. He
started to the city again yesterday for fresh
supply of Dry Goods.
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JrpGE luI.slEY's OrISI.S - We
rrin, par, o. this Important document this
week. anil will give the balance next week
Mo vii; also rrin, it in pamphle, form. All!
wishing copies should send in their orders at
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

Flxr.--A large ami destructive fire
OCCURRED in rsrlr.~hurS or ,h- 18th ri'.. dc
.:.oyins five buildings. valued Vt over six
,hautnnl dcllar-. No mswrMct.' Ous "Hn
citizens should take warming. and have their
property insured n, once.
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TUX MAGAZISEs ,ur November have
arrived. Harper. Atlantic, Cooley, fr"nk
Leslie, and Peterson, all on hand Also \
lArs- nssor,men; of new Novels, fine Station
cry, &c, II, ,Er new BOOK Store
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Yrrtiaenlent

Frrrr TxE.s FOX SALE.-Now is
considered iii. best time for planting Fruit
aud Shade Trees. Mr.. l.. ". Conner, nj T.. J
Ro,lius .,orc. Charirston,is prepared 1" NIL ali
orders promptly, on them reasonable terms
We recommend those wishing Trees OF any
kind to call upon Mr.. Conner.
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Turned OVER. 49, Capt. Nash in,
forms IN he has order, to ;G-n over all Com
m;->nry store Al ;hs Pos; /" IN" Post at tin.
c;rn-:i. ;.>nin: enough to supply this Posi-
ill -. i;;l iu-.. This look, liz. general
hr.esias nr * the military PnS,.
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ScnooIs.-The Committee Of the
old School Eosrd will meet positively At the
Office Of The sheriff on Saturday, Nov. 18th,
for the settlement OF the accounts OF the Did
Board. WI. MARS,
JNO. T. REYNOLDS.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL <:n1> re H.-Isev. ". L. VIII
Ax>H rA.ioE S~r~irea every sabbath At lnt. o'clock
g. y. and ~ T.. y. Services for Colored Persons at
) P. Y. Prayer Mretin. every Thursday evening.
Sa6tG5A ScAo0-ESery Sabbath At o'clock A. y.
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcH~-Rer }. nc. N-.rxrr,
ras,or Services every Sabbath II O'clock A. y. Amt
ss1oGM &tAoot-Eytry sabbath 4, } o'clock +. ".
EPISCOPAL. CIIuRCll--Rrr. ". F. ". JAcoEI. Pastor.
Services every sunday Ioi O'Clock 4. " aut =. T. ~
SsbIaA &rAon!-Every Sabbath q; . O'Clock A. y.
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TuASH..-We are under ubliSa.
lions anew TO the liou. X. '. wha!ey for val.
gable documents, relating to the trial Of the
asaassins, received.
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gotal Matters.

MI. LEASES. neatly printed On Sood heavy pap&.,
n,;In,lr on hand At this onlce.
'YNKRiAGE LICENSES. nestlr printed on good paper,
.. haaa =, this olic..
t,r,"x R>,S taken OH subscription I" the JorR>At.
Hi&SK SCBlfESAS. SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS. At
TACnNESTS, and all kinds Of Justices uAnks hard,
,ut 90, up On short notice.
pEEitS l1JwERS Of ATTORNEY. &C.. on hand.
MILITARY B1..ASHS-Snch IS Officers Pay Accounts,
SAnk, Cor Communication 81 Kato,.I, Fur,ouxL.. Di.-
<sa::e. tc.-axayI MI hand.
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FOR SALE!

BRICK l0CSE-iwo stories hiSh-~oH:aiHirH Six
n rovIns, Kitchen, Aid good Cellar.
Also lary. Stable good Garden. and water handy
Tn, House 10 situated Front street CharsSor. with
entrance. from, the front and side Streets AID contains all
n. modern improvements This 70 good chance 10
secure home Al Low figures. For further information
naaire OF 'OAS HALL
CuArLrs1os N1reA II. 1S6s-S1s
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Desirable Town Residence
FOR SALE!

rT,ur HOUSE AND PREMISES NOW oCCCpIED RY
/ Mrs Caldwell, offer for sale, on reasonable terms
ono onarter acres with two fron,.-ops Brown
the other on Court street Tic house II surrounded by
handsome yard. with grove Of fruit trees. 'kc.; has
we'll Of superior water; and aso srrrantI house sr
Ole VI the lots.
Tw. or three hundred dollars judiclously expended
will make this one OF the desirable residences in
Charleston This propert! Ia adjoining the reId"nce I"
Judge Brown. and is in a retired location
S.pt 20, lsSL.-4S JeHH A. TRCSlD".
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,

JJr6Ars.iuy Morning. SOr-n,L~r 8, I265
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The Class of 1865. held their Class Supper
at the Lake House last Friday evening. After
partaking of one of Clark 4 Leayitt's excel
lent Suppers, the Class listened TO History
by Gec. b. Shaw. and an Grafton by j. III.
Worcester, Jr. Remarks were made by the
Members Of the Class, and by Lieut.. b. q.
Ward and II. ". Scott of the original Class.
After obituary notices of the deceased Mem
berr (Chauncey L. Church, killed at Burke's
Ford, May 4,h, 1868; 5. Z. Glines, died at
Danville, {. E., Dec. Goth, 1862; o. b.
Scayer. died at Burlington Dec. 20th 1868 /;
Oakley Ii. Smith died in a rebel prison, June
1861; o. T. walbridge, died at Williams
town, VT, Dec 5th, 1868 J the Class ad-
jjourned.
II is highly to the credit OF this class that
out OF tie twenty-five men who have been
10 it at different times eleven have been in
the military or naval service of the Ccun-
try
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

CuIrENDEN Co. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
We had nearly forgotten to say that the
Democrats of Chittenden County, to the
number of thirty, met in convention ut
Ess, junction on Wednesday July Goth,
and put in nomination the following ticket I.
SnofOrs-Morillo Noyos, Burlington /;
L. Z. Butler. Essex; Daniel Giddings,
Wes:ford
Assistant Judgs.-Samuel Deayitt, Bol-
ton . PLilander Mars, Milton.
aOte,s Antrney.-B. d. Smallcy, Bur
lirg'On.
Sh,rf.-Ilenry Stanton, Burlington.
High Baibf.-J. ii. Ransom, Richmond.
J. dee + PrObdte-Calvin BlUdgett. Bur
lington.
The Town Committee for Burlington is
F. J. Ilcndcc, X. W. Chase, John L1ncrgan
But single resolution was adopted. pleds-
ing support to the State and County nomina-
lions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

REBrL CLULLTy.-Ihcrc seems TO have
been NJ limits u the crucltics inflicted on
Union prisoners by rebel jiilers and cJm-
mandant-. Every day add, t. toe mountain
Of evidence accumulated on hi, subject. As
an instance OF internal ingenuity read the
following affidavit, the original being on file
IN Washington
STATE Of r e., city and Corrty Of .Ns'r
York. ss
| was corporal in Co. l. Sixth Connecticut
Volunteers, vas captured in front Of Petersburg,
18th July. 1868, at Laurel Hill was taken
from ihere to Libby Prison, then 10 Belle Island
and TO Anderson,ille, 9TH # September, 1868.
Whilst at Andersonville the raiious we're served
out by Mtjir Allen, Of the Second Virginia
cavalry (rr6eD. Allen would someiimts 90 up
TO the Uaiied States men snd ask them II they
would take the oath 10 the Coniederacy, aud
upon their declining to do 20 would say, Don't
give them a d-d mouihful 10 eat today
At one time he took eight Of Us, myself
among the humber, all non-commissioned OH
GERS. and upon our refusing 10 take the oath AMI
10 persuade the privates 10 10 20. tied each oi us.
our lNuls NtQ arms 10 Nul ctAtS 1tsA NAt ~
together, 20 that We could not use them. laid Us
on our sides. and then took loadei pistol. and
resting il on our "a =, tire'l il off. etusng u the
greatest agony, aud the blood 10 4 W fom our
ears. lie ciuse,l the pistol to he thu, hred on
nv ears twelve times, saying. " will make SOu
80 You can't hear the commtnd Of another an
kse General or commander" The hearing Of
my right ear has been destroyed IN consequence
OF this treatment.
Upon my return through from my impris1n-
mrni, sas Major Allen IA Richm mi Va,
serving cut provisions furnished by the Cniie
) at,s Goyernm, ut 10 the poor ct X chmond
there Is now ia Redmond Mr. liam Shat
fer, who was baker fur the military prs JUS,
Nho eau sutsttntiatr this statement.
PErEg J. SNIrH, his x mirk,
Comptny I, Sixth Connecticut Volunteers,
tRght hsnl dis ,b!ed by wouaI
Witness BENJ. Collins.
SSorn aud subscribed 10 before me this 2)th
d4y Of VI ". 1855. WN. II RinLtY.
STAMP Nutlry Public
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NisceIIan ne q n :.

NE.r N llOT " EATHEs.-Nleat is stimu-
ting. The nervous energy of New England
-eoule j. too much. rather than too little.
E, nj, j opiates, rather than stlmulants.
But in our wids lis' 4 articles for the table,
there T. no n,,d ui selccting anything be
cans, rh,.v I.,-se-- either OF these peculiar
prop.rticr. Likc Augr's prayer with regard
~ Ioyrrty ana IIcLrs, We require neither
5r,ided stimulant,. nor that food which
would tend L. stupidity and heaviness
Bread in various forms should be the leading
.ricle Jf foJd for all. in hot weather. With
.scei butter. and be delicious fruits which
,i.5v each other ia quick succession all
through summer. th,re Will be no danger OF
.udering for want ut nutritious food. The
s.9,lcst laborine man can BE- sustained upon
,t,re, and would 5r much I,o,, likely to
,rr-,.rve health, equaDlmity OF 'emper, and
ng life, than Il u-Iug meats mi grayles
40 or three Iime- 'iay.
In thes times ui nigh prices. when a
-lasting piece iUr family OF q dozen persons
sis hard Oh 10 three dollars. it is a good
ime TO cast ah,it aud look az the economy
the matter. - we'll as at 1t IL HYGIENE
mt # view. Ii i said that tour pounds
beef lose hy boiling one pound; one
juud i've runces hy roasting, ana one
2lund three oanoes by baking Four pounds
4 mutton iose luIItecn ounces bv boiling
one tound six ounces 10y Toasung. and one
round four ounces by baking We suppose
iti- j. not an absolute loss, Tor portion OF
/, must h. iuIces OF the meat which TALL into
the dripping pan ia roasting or baking
Here, tnsn. is a loss of about one-iourth TO
sRrt with. IN cooking the meat-then comes
the olst # butter. seas IniaS, vegetables,
yicklt- and ielli,s, to give the meat a relish
1nd make 1t palatahle On the contrary,
fte -four that We use r,quiTes more than ats
own bulk IN water in INK ng. ana thus IN
,rcas.- ii r. volume ot the iv,d. An this Is
fsyor,l L., u,cause We need balk as well as
nutrimrut. In the TODD that We cat. 1t Is
well 10 Ihuk ot these thing. and e>Iecially
for ue who have lean purses. and study eeon-
oniy rather than the qualification OF luXuT-
ious Ia -te. A penny sav'd Il two pentt
earned.
Milk Is tue food. We do nu5 use hall
enough of IL as an article of daily meals II
We add this 10 bread and tie traits and
vegetables which are usually at our coin
mauC. We shall secure all The nutrition:
and sustaining elements tfat our bodIe'
need whether W. are AZ hard Work or not.
No diet vii. keep up hum IN strength better
than this. because II is composed ot NIX
ture OF vegetable and animal food.--N. r.
Former
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Rus AwAY.-Considerable excitement was
occasioned about IL O'Clock Mon. morning by
the running Of a horse, down College St.
which Horace Loomis was driving. The
hold back had given way. coming down the
hill and the horse became unmanageable. At
the crossing of Church St. man was run
over, and his head pretty badly cut ln
front of Peck's and Bank Block several other
teams were scared and ran, but no material
damage was done beyond breaking of har-
ness, az all the horses were speedily stopped.
The man hurt, whose name we did not learn,
had ample',imc to get out of the way. and
was called to BY the bystanders, but gave no
heed