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THE NEw.YoRK MERCURY

.,-,-f H.
VIII hho IN u Peheo' '"s's'"'" W. ..,.U, nr ri
,rrpv a., avn ,,ousai.. Actor. Eusndins
,,or ,s 20 IN. d,aov.m-ut fsrre.cihDs
-, u,,,,,, Of y,c York life A. the tale progresses. the
mash, are torn ,rom the face. Of
NOTED CHARACTERS NOW LIVING,
LEADERS IN METROPOLITAN soCihif'
fAMooS roli @ " " 40, '.,
'hhhphAi - 0"l-''' ~. ..-.' ~. a, a,..,
and other eh''c'''0' 0' '"e p''' 'H'N'''"' WV
hom eha' hss"e
VI ooure' inc names gwen sie N's'' 80 -. -
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From the Advertiser Providence. r. !.
The Cephsc Pills said TO be remarkable ehecGa remed
for the Headache the very best oE that fie1s
complaint which has ever been discovered.
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud. MINI.
fxop are or troubled with the Hesdscbe seed s
boz eph.c PI that nay have them IN cAse % %
attack.
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TINHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERlENCEofa OF an
l. oI the benefit .nd as wsn6ns 70
the means OF SelfCure. BY ho
after being pat expense through eaSol Sor
MAYFLiB ESQ., Bedford Kings County, N L. ~ ine'''nss
postpaid ddIsised envelope. .1,rH ffeI. lts -
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A sooK ABOUT DOCTORS,

fascinating book Of gossip and curiosity Intensely interest
ing 10 The profession One large octave, iuftraed
Price 81 So or elegant half cslf ~ 80.
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6ouses and farms tloantco.

4 FARM WANTED to WORK on SHARES
IA OF easy tc the city Address KELLOGG Tribune
Office for one week
HOUSE WANTED-By family of three grown
persons Part Of House with modern y.,ur MI.
yves. Of Broadway. Address Box No. l.6i3 PostO6cs.
HALF of DWELLING WANTED-N thin a
short distance Of 3Srst. and unfufu shed and In
locality Address Boz No. 293l PotOce
stAing terms aid particulars.
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THE FINE ARTS and PATRIOTISM
Daniel Webster addressing the o. H. sese on the Com.
ers neasutes Of Iss6 This magnificent engraving 3by
,sst y DOW offered for the merely nominal Price 81 2 by
ssuhnEIT Co, No. % Enssuft, Reem Ne H. Esw.Yok
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NEw-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1861.
THRILLING LITERARY PAGEANT.

THRILLING LITERARY PAGEANT.
THE MYSTERY OF NEw-YoRK LIFE
UNLOCKED!
Masks TORN ASIDE.
CLUE TO THE LABYRINTH OF THE GREAT
CITY.
THE GREAT MYSTERIES OF SOCIETY,"
PRIVATE LIVES OF PUBLIC CHARACTERS,
HIDDEN PHASES OF UPPER-TENDOM,
ASTOUNDING POLITICAL SECRETS,
RELATIONS or FIFTH AVENUE WITH CROUNS
CORNER,
UNvAILED AND HELD Up TO PUBLIC GAZE
FAMOUS
NED BUNTLINE, 4.
30 bi. newest and greatest Local Romance
entitled,
THE DEATH.NIYSTERY;
A CRIMSON TALE
LIFE IN NEW-YoRK.
That tbi, astounding Revelation OF Myery-tt dehed the
utmost ingenuity Of the lawyers and the eager scrutiny
Of all NewYork to solve twill create sensation in soci'
political literary circles throughout the Union never oore
e,peenced there cannot be the slightest doubt destined
to give
THE NEW-YORK MERCURY
IN wHIcE PAPER IT is TO sPPyml
nm interest never before fer for p1b print by the uA'e aud
will strife the hearts Of "'o lining and
g kEon who have believed that the grave covered the things
it boldly reveals
In the darkest age. of the world when secret dungeons
ceed bose who da.eJ stand 10 the way Of the powerful and
the midnight ud readily be induced by gold to nd the
wealthy lover OF hs vahe unfathu husband Of his WIFE,
or the wife Of husband when the church could be used %
fearful sgen Of private Vengeance and the scood gave deaths
without assigning causes;-even then, the
TERRIBLE MYSTERIES OF LOVE, GOLD,
AND REVENGE
were no, more elaent ad bevdens than those occurring
every year the great city Of New iork with its million Of IN
bsbissus!
Ony short time ago, OF these seemingly neIpheabe
mysteries startled the whole city and occa'oned e' excite
snt throughout the country II got into Court and everybody
thought that the whole plot coming to light! but some over
DO .sns eret influence e1ered In time to ward on the
sharp Glance Of the law and the never erpned'
Now however after going through . series Of y'isrnatie
searches inquiries. di.guses and nocl that would do
credit to the French Police with ydocq their head certain
Independent detectives have traced out the whole OF that
DEATH-MYSTERY;
and ,bi. Crimson le OF Life in New YOrk reveal. the prOo
and facts thus mastered to light
No, the ored city Of London in all m annals po-
duse ,ueh an undrosned Of HISTORY OF WONDERFUL
REALITIES. and only ~iIAdpen could do IL Justice Al
though needs inc,ue Of romance 70 make such sei
cinsans bewndsring and thrilling beyond comparison the
sandss, Local ROmaneer Of the age.
NED BUNTLTNE,
better fitted than any other living writer to lay before the
public, ard under his hand ha. become story 20 eecty
The mshe intellect and al the ordinary mind with deepest
wonder.
With sea,er fire. ysor ard mAstehip ofcompsted deis'
than he exhibited before in bis greatest wohs he has
wrought up tis fabric Of real loves crimes, plots hvs ana
deaths with an intensity before equAed In writing and
the reader, Of
rrIII, NrL,M.XORK NIERCIIRY
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested than thousand cases. wsn
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THE TRIBUN for So l &.

soa onlv nv and the Bookstore q the Publish
.rs RUDD 4 CARLETON. No $50 Grand sl.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cepha Pills accomplish the object for which they wemeo
viz: Cure of Headache IN all its forms. ....
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UNHE NEXT BALZAC NOVEL,
ENTITLED

III
THE ALCHEMiSTs ....
WILL BE READY NEXT WEEK.
On. .lessn. volume Uniform with Cesar Birstesu" and
Petty Annoysncea" Price 81
In. Road
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90 iJbom If man Concern.

4 LII persons are hereby forbidden 10 trust my
IA wife, LAvlNIA LOZlEh as no debt; nantei by her
vall be rccognled or paid by me. A. W LOLJR, d. ID.
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From the Western r. r. Gazette. Chicago, II,
We heartily ndorseM spadng. aud his uriyaed Ceph>As
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Cure your Cough for One Dime.
sTHE POOR MANS FklfND.D

MADAME ZADOC PoRTERS COUGH BALSAM,
vegetable remedy ccugh colds asthma whoopDg cough
&c The low price which sold enables every to keep
convenient for and the timely Of single bottle VII
proye TO be worth 6fty times lite cost.
sod by al druggists and BY . -
Price 10 cts large bottles al 20 cts.
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
h NiTuRE in al coios ard styles wholesale and ret
ct ec5 aud upw ard Also, MATTRESSES and PAIILAsSES
WARREN WARD, No 277 Cana-st,
Fonr doors OF Broadway.
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DEATH-NlYSTERY;

and h, Crimson Tale OF Life in New for reveals the proofs
and isot, thus mastered TO light
Not even the oried city Of London in all Il, annals rso-
duce .u,h an undro.ned Of HISTORY or WONDERFUL
REALITIES and only ~iIArdPen could do IL justice Al
though needs nc,uIe Of 10 make such tale f
cnsns bswdering, and thrilling beyond comparison the
uandest Local Romancer Of the age
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TnxIsnRY nKPARrAKNr.

jan,2swnryi Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments
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NED BUNTLTNE,

beer fitted than any other living writer to lay Il before The
public, and under hi. hand hAs become story 10 sleo'y
the mstie, intellect and al the ordinary mind with deepest
wonder
With greater fire, vsOr and maershp ofcomPhcaed de's'
than h. ever exhibited before in his greatest wos be has
,rop,h, m chi. fabric Of crimes plots lives and
deaths with intensity before eqaaled n writing and
Al. 81
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ENIRSLSCLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
u Plain. Decorated and Grainea Solid Walnut aud oax ssH
Ma..resses, Spring Beds, &C. ,,.,
No. $50 BROADWAY, bst- BlsccAef sDd bond SA
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From the Kanaw hs Valley Star, Ksuawha Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the Hesdshe wse,y
them, will stick to them.
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John III, Cough WI aeINeT Two LecttIts on FNIUhi
ard SATURDAY EVENINGS 18th and l3ih insts, st the
Seventh PRESBYTERIAN Church, Of Bfoome and t'
for the Benefit the Wets NJ T.. and Seventh Pesoy'e-
Tsn Church Sabbath Schools Subjects The Streets OF Lon
Aou Lights and shadows OF London Life" Tickets 70
oents Can be procured Of CHAS. MERRILL SONS, cor,
er Of Grand and Lewisst JOEL SAMMiS, Grand and
SI,shsrds sta; A. j. CASE No 397 Graad,st A. C. VAL
LOTION No IA Wie. st. the door on the evening Of
the lecture Doors opened O'clock Lecture a. o'clock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
G. A r D | n L RS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
OVNII VO y d
4 sure Cure for Rhewnafisa and Neuralgia IN


rs uwS: I arm.
t,r,aer.rnsl hereby c ,rtisy that they have used
tfa,diusr's Rh4unAtc aat NeursiSta tonpolll. LOT
"a c,rs If Eheumatism and Neuralgia, aud have IN
arsy, cas. found mma late and perm tneut reAei we
nav tuti confidence 10 It's heatng qualities, aad Woud
il to all w1o are adlctei with these harrsss
no d.eeses as one oil the safest and best medicine
ever offered to the puuhe 49,, 49,. "
II ttIxN BOSTON Henry A. FULLER, Is Sou'h
Wartnt a. Boston sAML. NALEs JR., CITY Hotel,
Iioston. ego. Il. FLUaagR, ] Meyerick square hsst
itos,op. uksRr y. GARDINER, webster ST East hos
I'm ABRAM WEEKS, Webster 4, hosloni 'aP
tuAs. q DoLLIvEg East Bust o.
tn beat medicine for disease ever saw CHAS' y
smira 10 ODD state House, Boston.
Hayr bten afflicted with Rheumatism IN Us WOfF
A. W. BRYKR, Matthews building Commercial 81 sos
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compo md ha.
.r,irslv relieved me from sJerings OF several years
standing w +. HOPKINS, No. GA ota'e mouse
Hostor. - -,
ttrr suffering with kheuma' ism Dr twenty years
enir,iy cured by the Of two bottles OF 1ardl
ner's Rheumatic and Neurs "a compound. NORMAL
+ AYpRs 10 Franklin street Nostoh
The rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound has beef
taken by hundreds of people Tor Ncroiuloa- "uhor
With great benefit II may be given TO children WI"
A. wholesale hy Macy & JRsKISs, g. Liberty st
New York NJ = BUR- Co 70 fremont ST. Boston
Principal Dcpot--S7 Ri by &. R0Non -.
None genuine unless signed by CHAs 7. GARpiNkt
Tor sals by 81. X. CoSE. w. X, village SuAs
cntpyAs. Woodstock GRO NICHOLS II. d, an
ia PonrRR, Mortified }. NJ Henry. ana soN,
Waterbury t. + Pierce, ard Fred smith, Mon'pe
er Geo kendrck, Lebanon, n H. and ny apo'n
carries generally lay
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

Its worthy Of remark that this venerable House have
made spsci1ify % supplying TIE wants Of Druggists,
Physicians, aud Town Agents viii lhtf pure ana Nhot
some ouors aud the fact that their list IF customers TIM
braces over four thousand Druggists conclusive eyi
dence Of their popularity With that respectable class Of
traders.
II this popular House Of recent date, aud was
deemed cxpcdent to extend It's reputation by any display
Of puldic recommeu dauon Il would BE- NO dhcnt task
dorsemepts as to the excellence and variety Of their mer
chandise. t,
From the poiu, * it FIRST existence more than eish'y
has ned its we'll earned reputation, the Integrity
OF It's financial obligations remain yet uniarnished anu
the hdelit, aud promputnpe with when IT'S numerous
upporters have been served furnish he best evidence
mar il has suffered no dmunton and a the quality Of
its staple articles have in way been permitted 70 ue-
generate II these considerations can be resolved INTO
4 vndepiable facts By that public which they have SO
long served il will furnish for them sgc nj encourage
ment to adopt the future coat % arm. me insignia
o. their native State" Excelsior! ~" SUI hlger''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
DIR. MARSHALLS HEADACH
AND
CATARHEH SNUFF.

rrHls snuff h thoroughly proved itself to DO the beat
article ever known for curing the CArARRu, OoLp IN
yun UyAp and the HEADAeHa. Il has been found an
excellent remedy In many cases ot soSK EYES DkH-
sass has been removed by It, aud HGARINd has otte
heen greatly improved by Its Il purges out all OBJ.
structons strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. Il il recommended by many
Of the best hyean and is used with great success and
satisfa elton everywhere,
MoIe than twenty Ave years experience has proved
s great value and st this moment ,stands higher than
ever before
Alsrre number Of tho most respectable Druggists In
Boston and New York. in certificate signed by them II
1854 say
- The undersigned having for many years been &C
ouainted with On. MARsHALL's CArARRi AND hfApAchs
SNuFy and sold 1t In wholesale trade eheertully
state that believe 1t be equal In every respeeto The
recommendation given Of 1t for the cure Of Catarrhal
Affections aud that is decidedly the best article we have
ever known for all the common diseases OF the head"
BE are of Counterfeitsl
fac smile Of the signature Of the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN, is on every bottle Soil Ivy Drug
,s svcrybere 2ll.mnsTiyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
Vermont Central Railroad
TT NY rYsnsssS7sSSl rssass y NJ z-,,STT1
Aksa - StsSseseSsssssf FS 1e@Ssr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commence, Monday Nag q, ie6l
Trains q ming North and West

Leave Montpeler, al 3aOA.N, G5ol.s ard AS p N.
MAI. TRAIN connects Of Nndsot& White river
vi Junction with trains leaving Ruson ami Springfield
at730 same day, and New Notk pfy Nl'hS eVeees.
Ien,e Wina.oI nj Is v arriving at Darlington at 90
r. NJ Rouses Point al i0r,a, Montreal al l1dI NJ,
and Ogdru.burgh at 10 NJ connecting ~ osOeoso'.En
with Grand Trunk Railway, or detroit eheaga anu Tue
West .,- ,
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at o2o An Tor
Burlington and kouses Point
NIGHT EXPaESS connecting at Nlnase, WIN e'a'h
which leaves New York AT 90, 4, N, ana ~ "he hNei
lnpction WIN tran witch leaves Boston via Lowell, at
30 or Lawrence, at % pm, the previous aty.
Leaves White RIVER junction nj II - A. NJ arrives III
Burlington at IS A. NJ, Rouse's Point at ~ M Mon
neal nj 3D, NJ and nj OgdeRsbuteh a % NJ, con
Meeting with steamers for Nagaa Falls Buffalo, and the
West
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
Trains Going south and East

Leave Montpelier al 10 4, NJ aV' -, an" 'V Nv Z
Mail tram leaves Ronses Poln a. w In, ~ o. M
and Burlington tains for Saratoga sWass, ivy, hpant
Sc, oonnectini nj White River Junction Nn ',as ~,
Wells River ltteton White Mountains barton ~V, ana
for Boslon Lowell, Worcester &C. ahu ooh"y.unR ~
Windsor with trains for Boston sptnsue,u na'n'u,
New Haven and New York, arriving IN New YORK " II 10
p. ". 49,.
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at : ~ 4, Oohhee's
there with train from Montreal the ame morning, con.
meets al Burlington with Rutland and Borlh2'on hs,aa
for Troy Albany and New York and arriving ~ N"rth-
field al 3 90 r.N :, "a
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves osdensbutgh az II ~ A. NJ
Montreal ut 45 NJ, Roses Point ~ w p NJ ,onhee'
Ing at Burlington with Rutland and burlington haitoad
for Troy, Albany and New Yotk, at WINE hNet juno
tion with Northern Railroad t0r Bo'lon' "o're,nt, &c
CARVING IN Bosou at ~ An } at Windsor WIN snni
van Railroad, fr Boston, Springfield Hartford, New la
ven and New York ~, -
Sleeping cars are attached both the Sgns bspfess
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston, and
betty een Rouses Point aud Troy,
Through Tickets TOT Chicago aud we '"t s'e "
,bs nrinrlnai stations G. MERRllln supt.
st. Albans, VI, Nay %, 1861,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
MRS. WILSON'S
coco A N u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Nh. wilson. lislt Dressing IS pu, up in large bottles
al ,,tnu. Tor 81 cts Per bottle, and for dressing the
lar N any person. young old, there not It's esualn
-. world twin make the hair everything you wish 1t
,b, and moreover Il has perfume that Is Infinitely
neror to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
!. .ror,s,p which alone should entide It to place on
.rery ladvs toilet table
r.e the Regeneration before retiring At night and
!. ~, r,ornDr amply little Of the Dressing, and your
I" "e m ~ ~ an morn Neke in color and beauty.
T.e nothing on your hair bu, these preparations and
.s these according 10 directions, and we warrant 70"
gpod healthy hrad 81 hair 49,,
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry +, WI,
.,n Co MANCHESTER, y Ito whom all letters shouu
be addressed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

A. A. BiNJxGER Co, New York
Gcntlemens-l have had occasion IN my prsetcei
Ia use your Wheat Tonic and have discovered that i
would cure Diarrhca, even Il Il had assamed chrome
form. = -.
III worth to the public, Tor ne family shoulu
NATHANIGI. HARRIS, NJ. y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

when people can protect their Hair rom the
eti-tale marks of age when they can luxuriate in
glossy black locks advanced period Of their lives
when white and gray lair can be made to grow upon
bald herds when all this be done, cannot 40 any
RESTORATIVE will DO 1t. This Hair Restorative y, pc
yond peradyenure the best thing Of the kind ever INV IT.
ed The fact in possession, in regard to TINS wonder
ingn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
ri CIV s. p9pST$!
ISDICArE PUBLIC OPINION.
saay cautious there i great conf iencs tobs placed
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
;
New Orleans Ersic Delta.
gIeayI:slad EbiasissdeaEer.

sTaere seems to be no excuse for thin or gray HAIR,
NOW maj The celebrated Hcmstrees Inlmtable Hair Res
torailye can be had =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
JAMES MANN,
rAxTDEIRM TST,
90 CavRr ST., BosToS.
few doors from Inward St, up stairs

few doors from Howard St, up stairs
Recently removed from 10 fremont ST.
I.now prepared to mount Birds and animals IN n na
net,or IN an nsr. at one HAr mrs FORMER eRNee' ms
ians in this county, he is pleased to call the item
Ian az Natural History Societies, and others making col
ieetlens to examine specimens OF his work heiofe pul
L,in, ,t.ryhre lie also feels obliged to caution TX
r.a . nd other .ssengers IL he particular anu eaNe
her orders Al aB Court st he has nn connection
me store No. IL fremont ST. his former place OF p"se
n'ss. -, 80. u..tne ah.u. pro
vsi Rird. Seeds constantly for sale Mt the above
address and at nwer nrces than they can % pafehsSs"
any therpaee In the city
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

4 TIyg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Odd TVNUVN UVI \
N-IAi- Gin iud 10 be superior % any o.hrr bottled
Gin tn tlc market, aRd am rapidly nfodaein y y my
trade = y VN'l ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

"This incomp rablo excellent preparation for the Res
toraon Of Gray Hair to its original cor, TO preseN.
Hair from falling out, and to cure badness - one Sh
NJ Humphrey & Browns in this city. lie evidence ma
His Restorative Is no humbug is conclusive Irstimohla
10 that effect may be found ia almost every paper N IN
country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
YralLANri, Men. Jan 4, 1881

YrslLANri, Mich. Jan. u, 1851.
Mr. sPALpfsa. SIN ,,,
Nollong since sent to YOU for box ofCepalie FILLS
for the cure OF the Nervous Headache ami lostNnsst
and received the same ana they had so Eoou an ehVt
that VA induced to seud Tor more
A. r. WHEELER,
psilanii Mich
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

l.. +. pIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent
ei-vil NoNTPELI Elk, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

SPRUcB CREHR, HUNTINGTON co. Pa,
January IS. ls6
II. {. SPALp1SG sra;
You Will lease sent me two boxes OF Your Ceplgler'
Pills sen them Immediately.
Respectfully Yours,
JNu, y SiMONS.
p. 81 have used one lex Of your lills fnd lind
them exec llent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

RELLE VERNON, oHio, jau. II ls6l
II SrALDlNG, ESQ.
Please hnd inelo. ed twenty-five ee IL, for "le seiu
me another box Of cel hate rus lhey ae t1f
the best Pills have ever tried . .
~ n,ree, A. SrOYEH. M.
re le ernon, Wy aldot Co. o,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2

New Years day passed by quietly. The
reception at the Presidents house was not
As large rs usual. A few boys appeared
with the blue cockade; they We're. however,
ridiculed wherever they went and disap-
peared pretty soon. Many gentlemen,
and even some ladies', wore the red, white
and blue, formed in the shape Of a rosette.
| noticed particularly the outside appear
ance of Mr.. Buchanan. He looks OLD, care
worn and detected. His spirits seem en-
tirely to have left him. If we Can only
start him on the road of Union, and ex-
tricate him cut of the clutches of the dis
unionists it will be well enough yet. 1t
takes long while till Mr.. Buchanan can
be induced to engage in certain thing,
but once started, he shuts his eyes and
goes it blindly, regardless ofall consequen-
ces. Should he conclude to go for the
Union, he will throw himself entirely in
the hands of General Scott. The appinit-
ment of Postmaster General Holt as Sec
retary of War ad interim, is move in the
right direction. He is a Union man. and
as such fully sustained by General Scott.
He will do nothing without asking the
lalters advice. All The army officers, with
very few exceptions, are in fovor of Ander.
sons movement.