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Weather and Crops.

We clip from our latest exchanges the to
lowing notices Of the weather and growing cror
South and West
IL LorISnNA--The Quachita Register Of tn
9th inst says
Since our last issue there has been plenty q
rain, and the weather is now very pleasant
is to be feared, however, that the rain came to
late to save the crops in this section Of the State
The Trinity Advocate Of the 9th inst. says:
1t has rained here during the last week, and
unlike the country school teacher in respect L
the arithmetic, we have not got far enough alon.
70 see through it, There is not the first sigl
that it will ever stop
The Marksyille Yillager Of the 9th inst says
Tile necessarily heavy rains Of last week hay
somewhat married the tine prospect Of the cottoI
growers, particularly Of those residing on til,
land Of Rayous Rouge and Choupjquc In til,
Prairie corn has suffered from the high wind
and we have noticed in some fields vast extent
Of ground On which the corn was Frustrated an.
broken down Should the present sell Of we
weather continue any longer very little fodder
will be saved The cane looks as promising a.
ever
Is ALABAMA The Camden Republican Of
the 9th inst. says
On Monday Inst We were blessed with fine
shower, and have had a repetition of the same
| several times since Corn has improved very
much in appearance, and not too Oh nav vet
do we'll, Though the rain may have come too
late to do much good, We rejoice for nany rca-
sons that
The drouth !. numbered With thing, If the past
And the window Of Heaven op"ued az last
The Girarl lAIa,l East Albanian, Of the
4 tn inst, says
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E1dy Ussa EOnFdtny sohOOi
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED ~ WIS " y DIhITNY-
~ ..-f s ABOVE -.aui st 30 reformed ,iySDA1
ucI' l4uaa-, 81
Nonev.'r. i sg, r.t,rr-N .sr-eugn. ,rtr. U..l q
7a'' aitle prsr,E,a, siaase u-rat.auar pau, Two
ss a.s ~rn1e 20 Il a aa. .r-us and a,.ls...i ,p.
u.-at Z he. s.,rl.
tasH,''oH-rsfo" '-i'nms.' LOT .aeia,ra,us slsff."s
Am. ~..aa. By ,.-..r. ~. l4.ae, 7iynu cIEcE.
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TELEGRAPEuD TO THE CRESCENT
rQ tbt National Ainf
FURTHER BY THE ATLANTIC.

New YORK, July II.
| ENGLAND. The Income Tax bill had passed
both Houses of Parliament and become law
SWITZERLAND The prospect of au amica bic
settlement Of affairs in Switzerland was bright
ening.
! FRANCE ANpRUsSIA 1t was stated that Louis
Napoleon had addressed a formal note to the
Car, declaring himself prepared for peace or
war, and demanding that the Gar should de-
clare his intentions, but it was believed the note
was withheld at the earnest entreaty Of
kisseleff the Russian Minister at Paris. rive
republish this dispatch to correct an error of
| the telegraph in its first transmission The word
:. written was improperly substituted for with
held. EDs.
SpAlN--The crops in Spain promise rather
badly
Arrival CT the Illinois.
NEwYoRK, July II.
The steamship Illinois, which arrived today
from Aspinwall brings dates from San Fran
cisco to the 10th June, and has on freight one
million eight hundred and thirty-six thousand
dollars worth Of gold
Fishing Squadron.
WASHINGTON, July u
Commodore Shubrick has received command
of the Fishing squadron.
u S. Ship Macedonian.
NEWYokk, July r.
The U 5. trigate Macedonian, which was re-
Gently reported to have been lost, has been
heard from. On the 9th of May She was lying
safely at the Canary Islands.
New Mail Steamers
WASHINGTON, July u
The Postmaster General has concluded ar
rangements for the transportation Of the mails
by the new steamers Hansa and Germany to
BrGyen. The steamers are owned by a German
firm,
Reception of the President.
BALTIMORE, July T.
President Pierce had grand reception in this
city last evening The military turned out in
large numbers, and much enthusiasm was shown
by the crowd He leaves for Philalelphia to.
day.
Death of Eminent Men
BALTIMORE, July 13
Professor Caldwell, the oldest physician in
the United States, died in Louisville on Satur-
lay night Samuel Appleton died yesterday at
Boston
'urther by the Arabia Liverpool Mar
NEW York, July -.
The provision market had been depressed
during the week preceding the Araba's derar- |
ture. Pork was very dull at previous rates
Beef was quiet and decliEing Bacon was in |
i0aH 0tooAS
ine 'i!!li7HcliohS 10 american securities mad
evu aely aniteu curing 'he week Ia the Lon
% ---Oh'9 MAJ Ae'
General News-Important from the East.
T1rrrpnnt LII,
A dispatch from Paris dated Yesterday an.
;tins later adyices from st Petersburg
The news Of the rejection of the ears last
ltimatam by the Porte, reached st. Petersburg
!, Iiie -. June .3l ne Emperor then gave an
Il which he made known his intentiany a.,
ressinr himself 10 the two EinbassolIo,s Z, r.
tronqest Ioro,,,o,o stat;,l, A.. - - tiI1
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ition of his subjects in Turkey, in

-. -
for the protection of his subjects in Turkey. i,
case of war.
Private letters from Lozza reports the receip
Of dispatches from MolIayia Of ,he 18th, an
state that an extraordinary courier had bep
dispatched from St Petersburg with nnothe
ultimatum, with notice to the Porte, thar if
should not be accepted within eight DAYS. tn
Russian army would cross the frontiers am
RESIGNATION OF Brcu,>,< ;,,rorL III,
"a dispatch received here from WASHINGTON
states mat n. Mr. Buchanan has resigned the mis-
s,oi ' 10 10 England; and that Thomas II. Bayl.
Iisb and Froo s4 w e''i'''a'es ior 'he Eng
De-. -
III - ~ isir NoRi Il = fhHddctPhiG
~ - teSioeht fieree mas met with an en-
tnusias',c reception IN Baltimore and In TIN
ivy as ne passeu on ms way North.
Mr. BUcHANAN-- Washington, July - TIL,
National lntelligencer of this morning state
that the report of Mr.. Buchanan's resignation
Is correct.
OPENING or THE CRYSTAL. PALAcE.-.ltu
| YORK, July 1.-THE President has arrived, nc.
companied by brilliant escort.
The Crystal Palace was inauguratcd to-day
in the presence of an immense assemblage.
The opening address was delivered by tbe
| President Of the Association, Theodore Sedc-
wick
lie was followed by President Pierce, Secre.
tares Davis and Cushing and other distin-
| gushed personages.
| 1t WAS the most imposing ceremony ever wit
messed here
\ grand dinner will be given at the Metro.
politan Hotel
The President returns to Washington on Sat
urday. Evening papers
-=-------
LATE MD IMPORTANT FROM BrEyos AyREs .-
The hrir Alfred arrival o+ posto, 90 tLo ~
ins,,' WIN 'a''S i.'h baenos Ayres TO the I'D
ol N'y
The citT was still besieged All negotiations
towards q peace compromise had failed The
time allotted for the vessels to leave the port had
been extended twenty days. M vessels were
ordered to leave by the 81 Of June Several
vessels from New York were unloading when the
Alfred left. The shipments Of hides would be
small for some time to come. The Government
had authorized another loan Of ten million dol
lars to prosecute the war.
A collision had taken place between the
steamer tab and one Of the provincial steam
ers Several rounds Of shot were exchanged.
when the tab Withdrew from the contest.
Provisions and fuel were very scarce and sell
The captain Of 4 British paeket has conmu-
nicatcd some intelligence which i the last pa.
ceiypd He saws II ,yas ,,,,,oroj tl,ot a ;s
hirhly importont resolutions had beon ,da,t.3
by the Constituent CONGRESS- Of Santa F6 Iisa,,'
proving of the course nnrs,,ed nv Con rrn,,i5fa
and deriving him If the Dict,tGrsh;n ono ~
the resolutions authorizes Bnenos Avise n sc,,,i
twelve IDENTITIES IN ConOress ,iyrn,, IN tho otla
the right to send two each
Ii was likewise urred. bv another resoI,,tio,
that the Siege Of Buenos Ayres and the rebellion
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B. r. Smith, DENTIST,
ia 81. CHARLES STREET,
To Druggists, Phystcians aud

10 Druggists, PhystCi0ns and
NTERS
e i1e Fh'zrDers otter Retail Dfuga'a mud Planter
aaaTesllIy selected stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
N t9' 'lI guarantee 10 beo The be-, AMI
"i n d etsr Ia .ail,s importing argrgn Day,ar @
| s'i extensive arrangements with tile American uauua
utefs are such mat thy enabled them bsst terms
me same me 70 ASSURE their sauaenes.
nave ALSO On hand, OF their preparation, assortment
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
poTte' neatly don bali round botte,s.t
'e enclosed 10 9at eTruig light Great car s
Don aken TO have these po"rrs prepared
and IN such manuvras oPrsser'e the chrrtctsrsc OF ca h ~
without injury They have ao great variety OF Chemical m
mfeuteal freraralons manufactured put up specially tor
They VIII At all times, be PREPARED The trade " i'm
JARVIS s WoODMAN.
my5o In3p&W Corner Of Common and Magazine .r,,,,
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q Porter charging the accused with having on the 2st
of April last near office No II Exchange Place wilfuly
macously and with violence assaulted him with sword
cane was yesterday called up and postponed indefinitely
Several other cases continued aud in others no
rroscgHi entered
Andrew Wolf tried for n sewing stolen propprty was
| acquitted
WHISKY TO NIGGERS.--A man named Tichnor,
who Keeps dead fall the corner of st Thomas and
Race streets yesterday brought before Recorder Win
Ter charged on the oath of policeofcer Denis Drscol
with selling liquor to slave boy uame,i Moses the
property Of MIR Trterton nriScol testified that he Al
rested the negro IN the act Of drinking brandy the
house with the Knowledge consent of said Tirhpor
The accused was fined to the tune S0U which he paid
and went on his way. -
MEAT FooD FOR REPENTANCE Christian !
Young Commssary Of tn" puydrss Market yesterday
lodged in the Recorders office Of the First District G
plant charging that Victor Labaon who keeps stan No
exposed for sale the Eth instant tainted lrat ia
violation Of the city ordinances 10 meet tho r,auir4
ments of the law. for Hing such meat it was thought
met t" mete out To him m,te punishment aud was
held to meet the Ghargr
IIIGuwAY RaRBFRY Patrick Rior,lln yes
terday complained to Recorder Ramos that at about Il
O'Clock, being in the Nrsetlle Market he nns assal;r
by named Thoraq Mctarty who .orciJIy TOOK fr W
his finger gold ring worth eur d,llar, Thereby euI,t
ting the crime oi robbery ISSUED rlr the
arrest of the accused
AN uNFArHfuL SFlH ,,f -Adoph Rulinsly
lodged information IN tn, second b;.trst r. .r a..
t'i some time in the nth of June a certain Eiizi
N"r IN his employ aided and assisted by one IIacktt
aud Isen took and carried away from his house Ddu-
Ht ne street between st Philip and ursulinu srpts
large quantity Of furniture ewery and other household
gooi' the value Of $500 The parties ar estri and
gave bonds Tor their appearance at a future day
Fowl. TRANSACTIoN.-Rose Cowen md
Mary Cowen took fancy chickens that roasted
on the premises Of Andrew Letch CONT street be-
tween Robertson aud Ner streets and being possessed
q the fancy also possessed themselves of the chickens
For this they are to answer at future day
DESERTERs Francisco Marines de Riyae
Master Of the Spanish ship Corenna yesterday applied 10
hg second District roler for aid in qrrestng i've spanish
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To the Ladies,

NJ Il u a VI i II 10 n
~ Respectfully offers her services to the Ladies If S ,i
he treatment OF the following diseases: PROF APsrs ITrp
"nIlEs, fRoFusE AND PAINFUL AfENSTRuATloN E~
'ok'EAENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
adopted by ter is that which the appeal
l no distinguished Surgeon. Paris London ana New York m
' sleess here Of which he ample testimony and the
HIg' she can refer to- ustifes saying that all des
'i tar Uterus not Of nature can be cured
n de'o herself exclusively Of Ladies' and
an he consulted DAILY At h residence
nlys .ptf Iss 6, ,., -.
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The Tobacco Crop.

BALTIMORE, July H.
Reports from Mason county. Kv.. STATE tbot
the Tobacco crop is almost a total failure tbpr
say that if good season should now commence
and continue favorable throughout, there could
not be other than a short crop.
Ohio River.
NJ, PHrsBrRGn July H.
inch water in the channel
CINCINNATI, July H.
-, LOUISVILLE July A.
The steamboat Reindeer departed to-day from
Paducah, bound for New Orleans
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RANKING HOUSE, 81 Campstreet.
/" CHECKS ON
bosloN, ST LOUIS,
NEW YORK., Louisville
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI
rAITI%oag. s.-Rvr n.
-. str rhA"assss.
~ ffsF psst fpssr 81
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GclsE;enIenis Hats,
fdots, gcs9Ss, cit .

GA At WHOLESALE.
II unsr EHdrsd HATE ,,ro,itfrg r..,,--.4-,
Sill, q, CASHMERE M.xIC, v yyt5,,, ,ss
'naCAMfAA sttr HATS ,tot..isb- .
iylt 1pisw .,s5sr i. ,.,Z ~
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The List of Letters will appear in this paper
tomorrow as usual
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i. IS. SfCef,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER a. sTATIONER.
sss re- CAMP STREET - go
SElli. d. Eaibnn.

= ? 7 7 ~ !" IN Z,
~ $50 S. j-eFh street,
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DE-. Langley's
Root & Herb BitterS.

Great Spring md Simmer Medicine.
81 Only 25 cents for Pint Bottle. ano
3's cents for quart Bottle. of the People,
Medicine. Dir Langlry's Sar>aparllla, Vel
low Dock, Wild Cherry Pri,kloy Ash, Dan
delion. Thoroughly orr and Rhubarb, ROOF
and Herb Biiers, decidedly The Grea te,;
Medicine il HE World for tie least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system iiy-
er complaint that main wheel Of so man,
diseases .iaundice, bile, dyspepsia, costumes
humors of the blood aud skin, indigestion.
nervous headache, piles, general debility, and
the host Of kindred diseases arising from II
disurlcd stomach, or lad HUNGRY blood. On
The approach ofwarm weather most persons
are troubled with bangor. dIowsincss, and gem
'eral laSsitude of the system this if neglected
leads to iaundico, loss iappetite, indigestion,
debility aad decline. Laneley's Bitcrs are
Just the thing to ohviate all difficulties Of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify the Flood aud by use keep
of diseases 50 common in pring and sum-
mcr.
Sold in Midllel ury by Russell & pow
ELL, aud IL. a. SuELDrE, and by one or
more agents in most Of the towns and villages,
- Whole Sale Depot in9 ~ UnI,n St, Boston.
81 .6m is.
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Sailors and Marines

Who were in Government Vessels on the
coast of California, from the commencement
of the War with Mexico untn February
1852, or during any part Of that time
can obtain extra pay by applying to IIORA-
ITO W00DMAN, PC Railroad Exchange,
Boston, in person or by letter.
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Fire Proof Safes.
ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL !

D,NnY, July 9th, 1858.
~ Mr.. kcrshaw- Dear Sir ! have re-
ccivcd the safe You made for me in good or
der, and am highly pleased with it ; it far
exceeds my expectations in the construction
and style of finish on the whole | think it
model Safe.
not being acquainted with Mr. Kcrshaw,
had only seen one of his advertisements, and
wishing to get me a Salamandcr safe, | en-
closed a draft to the order of Mr.. kcrshaw
requesting him to make me n Safe, such n
one as he could for the sum specified in the
draft he promptly filled the request by
sending me the above mentioned Safe which
Safe think | could not have got for the
price paid for it, if | had bargaincd with
him at his factory for it. If | was wishing
to get another Safe | should not take the
trouble to 90 to his factory to make Il bar
gain for it, but | should send draft to his
order, and should put full confidence in linn
that he would send me n better article for
the price than could get by making bar
gain with him II were at his factory.
BENJAMIN BARNES
r. Kcrshaws Premium Fire Proof SAFE
Factory, 50 Charlcstown street Also for
sale at HomcrS q I.addss, "a Union street,
and c. Scuddcr & Co.'S 93 Pearl st, Boston.
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M. Pettengill & co.'sBoston Director,
HARDWARE, METALS AND TOOLS.


SAM U l. MAY co.
No Broad Street, Corner of State Street,
BOSTON.
Tinplatc, Sheet and Plate Iron, Iron Wire,
Brass, Copper Steel, Timed aud Galvanized
Wire, Sheet Brass, Copper, Lead and Zinc,
German Silver Brass and Copper Tubing,
Block Tin, Bar Tin, Lead, Speltcr, Anthony,
Blacklead Pots, Crucibles, Stubs S Tools,
Files and Steel, Anyils, Vises, Files and Rasps,
Emery, Nuts and Washers, Screws, Bolts,
Rivets, Smiths Bellows, Cast Steel, in all
shapes, German and Blistcrod Steel, Ham
mcrs, Slcdgcs, Drills, Screw-Plates, Punch
Presses, Lathes.
Agents for the sale Of Timers Tools
and Machines, and Of Smiths
Portable Forces.
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For Preserving, ReaeriAg T. Beaat4fglBg The
Hair,
Causing II 10 Frow luNurantly. and giving il son
and cuiliug appearance Of the m 1t
delightful character.
THE kATHAIGoN neairAiz the effect. of di-ea'r
the Human Hair even amer a BADNESS uf macy
year. caanscs the scalp from DANDKVFF,
aud all hs natural Impurities immediately relieves
- mpalhrtic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
Aud cures all cuanoous ID, case, Of the Skin such
san 1hcun ErysiPeias, Itch innalomaiions, &C., sc
Asa
TOILET ARTICLE
For giving the Hair iCh loft, gio.sy aud suliur ap
pearancr HOt,iing has been discovered 20 cpuu
IL. incouic-tcd It's iucnnirsthlr ,uuos Il cxh.l,s
the purfuue or the mast dtlighin HBd oNoig flowers
aud Is free from all n'ueral prnprfirr, nuy sub
stance which color the kin, staiu adys hat
HAID ANnGRAY HEARS
1t l. pre- emlnentiy hehedcial.
.'rho Na,har"n 'as fully re'torcd my hair, after
haldne-s Of 70 year..
A. JAY COuRrRIAGHr, 70 Band.,,. n. v"
The Use IT the kalhairen Is adopted by Tho fret
PHYSICIANS IN Europe snd america md has patron
age aud .ale unprecedented il the hlsio,y Of The Mate
tia Mrhicn.
Sod nv an iopntahie dca'er. throughout Norih and
South Amrriea Euioiw aud the Islands of the Ocean,
"a large handsome lni'lc-, for - It,.
Prniis only IN extensive sale..
- 20 ihr trade az liberal discount, bat commits
sinie iu no instance
y TiiuM As lyon, Ghenli,t aud Mannfaclurer.
u. :. BANNES, Pnpfietnr, l6l B'osdway. 4 Y.
t. whom an "rder- should he addrc-,cd
sod Ia MiddichlTy by every niuggist and by an
Me chats here.
Also, Iyoa', ENtra,t fine jamaica Ginger.
Y. {. Price & Co, IrDy, Wholc,ale Agents.
or Northern n !.
1; .6H.
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NEWTON
A G A D E NJ Y

HNuE Fall Term viii commence ON Monday,
l. September l2.h, and continue eleven
weeks.
J. o. HtyES, A. B., Principal and Teacher
of Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
Mrs, J. @ HAVEN, PrcceptrrSs and Teacher
Of French Drawing and Painting,
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NOTICE.

have q list Of Assessments due tho YER
fSUnt Mutual Fire Insurance Company, by
inhabitants Ct this town, which | will take
and paw over, if those interested will leave
The amount ut the Store Of II. L. fuller,
where the list may be found. Each person
must make change. H. d. BARBER.
Middlcbury, Sept. 10, 1858. 222w.
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HEN Il Y MA ",

1853 wAsHISGToS STREET,
Directly opposite the Old South Church,
Boston. Publisher Of Music Importer and
Manufacturer of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise of every description.
Just publshed-No, 4, "Eatons Harmony"
containing twelve original pieces, for full Mil
ilary Brass Bands. Price, fire dollars. No,
?, National Airs" containing twelve national
airs, and popular songs Tor small bands, from
five to twelve instruments Price, 81 so.
The Union Glee Book, consisting of Glees,
Quartets, and Pari Songs, selected and arrang-
cd from the best European and American com
posers, by Is. f. BAKER and l.. ii. Southland.
This excellent work has met with most un-
precedented sale, the Fourth Edition being
just issued and it is one Of the best selected
and arranged works of the class aver yet pub
lished. II has been compiled with view to
meet the wants of the social circle, as well as
the musical society or class. Price $500 per
dozen.
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% r. NJ IT ~ r Q Fl,
HERMAN'5
CELEBRATED PREMIUM, llOT'AlR
FURNACES,

These Celebrated furnaces, which have now
stood the test for more than eighteen years,
are offered TO Tie Public with very recent I'm
movements. which render them unrivallcd in
all the qualities which 20 to constitute a per
feet Furnace More Of these Furnaces than
Of any other Kind have been put up in this
city and vicinity, AID are giving perfect salts
faction tohuudreds of individuals, 10 whom
reference can he made.
The attention of the Public is also called
to recently invented Furnace for Burning
Wood, constructed upon similar principle
to the celebrated ii. Pattern Furnace, and
superior to anything of the kind ever before
offered in this market. Also for sale n new
and beautiful article Of Marble Chimney Pie
ccs and Pier Slabs manufactured IF stone, TO
gclher with large assortment of new and
elegant patterns. Liverpool, Berlin and 9th
CIR Crates, with an extensive variety of Cook
ing Ranges, Parlor Office and Cooking
Stoves, Ventilaiors and other articles for
Builders use, by LEOPOLD HERMAN.
LATE BRYAST y HERMAN,
Nos. Gl & CO Congress ST., BOSTON.
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fI'liE following Newspapers received week
! ~ and for sale by the single copy at the
Telegraph Office
Gleason's Pictorial,
Illustrated Ncacs,
IVacerley M0gozi1e,
Dodge's Literary Museum,
Fldg IF our Union,
True Flag,
Home Joanai,
Olire Branch,
lIdnkee Biade.
". Y. Dutelman,
Picdyune,
Yankee Notions,
Cncle Sam.