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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

Charlotte, VI, Jan. 40, lsy5-
have used Dr.. Whites Elixir in my family during
The last two years, and ind Il the best medicine
have ever used ia cases VI Group, Coughs ano Code
4 STONE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

East Bethel, VT. July 9TH, 1857.
have only child that wss attacked with Mem
bTanous Group. We gave her DR.. y. q. White 9
Elixir aud 10 The surprise Of all il gave her nIned
ate relief ZOPHAR glSTCN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

CoUGHs. The sudden changes Of our climate ar
Pulmonary Bronchial and AstAtiafie 4fte-
tions. Experience having proved that simple rene
dies often act speedily certainly when taken in
the early stages OF the disease recourse should
once be had 20 BoteHs Bronchial ToeAss'' or Loz-
enges, let the Cold, Cough or Irritation OF the
throat be ever 80 slight az by this pTecautioH more
serious attack may be effectuaiiy warded OF. PUB
Lie SPEAKERs ana Singers viii ind them efectual
Tor clearing and strepg theniug tue voice See adj
yeFtisemeHt. Ea-EIn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

POETRY OF PHYSIC
Let the sick to Herrck 90,
Who'd be i'll, Ia like to know,
Such cures hIs Pills do make,
Smiles, lovely smiles, shall deck the brow,
Where gloomness is rampant now.
And hope anew shall wake.
- HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED. 81
HERRICk'S PILLS & KID STRENGTHENING
PLASIERS.
Pills, per box % cents, Plasters, lsa4 cents.
- Herricks matchless Pills stsrtle the people
with their cures. This is the season 10 them.-
Large boxes 20 cents boxes 81. See advertisement
third page. l0-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

Burlington. VI JEa {, l5oD
This certify than have used DR.. n q White's
Elixir IN my family, and find il TO be az excellent
medicine Tor Colds, Coughs sc.
Locus HOLBROOh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

HEALTHY BREAD, BISCUIT AND CAKE" W hat
everybody says must be true,'' and every body who
knows any thing about it, says, that james Pyle's
Detetic Saleratus has no equal Tor raising and bak
ing purposes. It's peculiar DtanAfGetKre is known only
to Mr.. Pyle, the originator, Bnd cannot be made BY
others. 1t is wholesome and pleasant and free from
ali noxious qualities. Good housewives will use no
other, when this is to be had
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

ShslbUTne Vt, Jan 4th, 1560
have used Dr. Whites Pulmonary Elixir IL H4y
family log two YEAR. and have found IL the beEt med4
cine inst have ear used Tor Coughs, Gods ana
sore IhTVatr EDGAR AkE1H.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

ST Albans. Vt, Oct. 10, ISIS
Ny little girl has been subject 70 attacks OF Group
have always found DR.. y q Whites Xix II TO re
lieye her at onCs-End would not be without IL in
family on any account. HORACE JEGiSON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

SHORT ROAD To LONG LIFE
10000 copies of medical Book for Gratnitous CIR
eulatiOu-Bya sufferer, who has been efectually cur
ed OF nervous debility, loss OF memory, and dimness
OF sight, resulting from early errors by following
the instructions given in medical work, considers
it his duty, in gratitude to the ConsumptiYe and
Nervous sufferers, to publish the means used He
Will therefore send free, TO any address, receipt
Of two stamps copy OF the work, containing every
information required 10
Address Drawer 1l3, Post Once, Albany IN \
ATWOOD = QUINiNE Tonic BITTEKs, the best AFRO
matte Tonic ever offered to the public. All Drugg
lists have it. see advertisement
Sept. !, 1860. G6-Iy
DR.. {. ii SHOLES. ECLECTIC PHYsICIAE. gives
particular attention to diseases OF the
organs, and special diseases OF women See advertise
ment in another column. Ely
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

II UHNEWELL'S ToLU ASODYNE AND IT'S Poarc,,,.
By comparison or analogies with which All n,,,'
lions decided, there none more imnnqata,,,
than such relate to disease. We Claim tns. a.
effect OF opium on the system is against all naturai
laws and the witnesses 10 results both by uatjeus
and ply sicians, If they will speak their minds Vii
justify the remark ln the use opium t,yho3,, ~,
PRODUCTION is centuries inside OF that OF Caunat,
nearly the entire product is used Tor other ill.,
med cine. Lat any person visit a hospital or sct,
room and wlneas the state Of patients under ,yLst
is called sleep with the OF opium, preparatious
of opium sud they will that 1t merely negatiys
1t is nothing more less than. torpid stu De
and OF such nature that all disease is aggravataJ
rather than cured, ana the patient awakes from ar
unnatural rest, in worse state than WIthout tIa
opium. Opium is also violent cOnstIuafor pr,1
ducing Indigestion and arrangement oil the bnvTsIs
like all unnatural stimuiants The active princiuIe
ol thu Anodyne not only produces the most amer
natural and refreshing rest, but allows nature under
that actual state to come IN and do her portion
the work BY giving what real sleep and real resi- re-
intended for 1t Is also cathartIc effect ana doc.
disturb the natural action OF the bowels Tber.
fore wherever, or for whatever opium ever used
let the AnodYne take Its place, and declaration
will in ali be asselited by lair trial H.
present proprietary forms its protection ana let IN
prOprietors be sustained by the acceptance vi uhysi
clan and patients much suffering viii be prevent
ed For safe by all dealers. See advertisement nd
read pamphlets, 5I-4,y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED.
From Rev. J. W. woodward

y
Wexford, Vt June p, 1865
This certifes that n. q whites Pulmonary EliKiI
has been used in my family IN esses Of severe colds
attended with sore throat and has been found reli
able medicine in these csses. j. W. WOODWARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

pure healthy tonic, and free from de!eteious
and injurious effects foi0O those ordinary
ase, has long been felt TO be desideratum i'll the
medical world. Such tonic, and skiltully
combined from the yegesable kingdom as to act in
perfe' accordance with the laws ofnature thus
sooth the weakest stomach, and the same time
a'lay nervous and other irritatiOns, and u all
IT, organs of y hich the human body is composed,
ufered in Prof Woods Restorative Corftai ant
bud ReAopatOr. Hence it is perfectly adapted TO
Old and young. Reader, try it, Thousands have
already done So and the testimony is universal In
its favor Do fail TO read the advertisement in
Z, ur paper. ian
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

s..or Mason and one or two of the yl T
: House delegation have lelt i4 o. h nrae
4 4 l tbeir agoyed purpose beng 10 T VIZ
" ~ .,. Ala. I'd call convention iHeS
M -. ;ranealate secession.
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GROUP CURED.

Eighgats, VT. Jan 2, 1860
rs little boy bad violent attack Of Group last
week We cured him u thirty minutes by 4 tree use
OF DR. n q, White ..liXir.
WM MARTIN Merchant.
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COnmIssIONRRs, NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT, tFTOsH persons interest
District OF F4irhsyen. rs / ed in tile estate OF
Oliver X Harri- late of Ca.tletOn. in said District
deceased, interstate.
O. GREETING:
Wherezs, 4 K Rice administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased has represented 10 said court that the
said deceased on the first day Of March 1853 entered
into a contract TO convey to Ashbel Lee about two
and one half acres Of land lying in Casteron bound
ed on the West Oy the higsway leading North from
CzstletOn to HubbzrdtOn. Oh the North BY Justug n
Ransom > land, OIL the Ea.t by the farm recently
owned by Levi Il. Spencer and on the south b aid
Ransom : land and hath made application 10 -aid
court for license % deed said land according -sid
contract Therefore, gu are hereby notified TO p
pear before said court az the Probate Office in @
tetOn. on the leth dzy Of JANUARY next. and show
cause If any you may have W4y the said license and
authority should not re grsLtsd
Given At CEstleton, this 18th day Of December. 8
d. 1850.
523H- JOSEPH WARNER. Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

OST r-Somewbere in the village Of
pn,isns on the I.t inst. a BROWN SILK
nPEsS cnt rssdE for making and rolled up in a
white paper Whoever "ilf Tethrh the sA'"e s'i''
be suitably rewarded ,,,r,s p,ttIN,;S
Rutland Jan 3. 1851
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Der 9Ummentpirtlt
S6wabilft SClfsseltli6te aus hem ustiasn
Sabrtunosrt son 6ermanuR RurL
"a.


Et6tls. bas mus man Instn, tdttt Sic &rGms
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Srieerib mil Gbriltiusn prDcldmirt purpe. @ussr
ceN 8ranfsn uno 9stcedtliten blieb ni,moup
;urud urn ben @eiunren feblts nur Die Sami(ir
bee Stnnenwrtbs. Der dlte Sirldstaurr bate
Gnt bic Sstnisen in Die 6irHe atIsidt Die Muf.
Fen werSm mid orrpsil niGt freiIem, bate er dr.
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DIab aefmpen unp bSrfs anoddtia Der 0repiot
III. 9EUaI sab IS tin 3ifhe uno Wurm,lu MN
Nuss lsdtt Die 8Spie Suiantnsn, ais her 0forrer
oUr Otm Sesen Die SsrIeluHa Ser @aare, bi, in
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Sdnn, CT Srirbrtb tlidIs mutbis nab per 6an.
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3eidsn fsinsr abaunit einIir6cn lalIen r,roe.
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ss b0&itens aufllIsnO finp.n, pa6 Der Dfarsr
untsr brn III UerfiineiscHOsn Yaartn ibm uno
Isinu graut Die leBte StsGs ansepisl.n satt. .
pitl' Srtnun9 fpnnts absr Der 8sib.Gelst r.r
anmslbuns ,ntiPrs&sn, f0mit zine sufdLias Isin.
Der yfarur srttsiitt ben prOelamrtrn unO Der
9em.nos ben tir6Ii&sn Sssfn, une Drasl unb
@boral befApbsn ben @etteSoeRit
Brim 6eruussebsn aus Der Rirhs lfi.s Stis
Ori@ auf ben SnoaniOen. Bas, S6r s.iS ouH
In Der RirD' ssweisu, YrOfObs 6dtP nidbt alautt.
Cure miirbs Rnudsh .bdtrn GuG 70 melt traosr
@brr . if mir cine 55rsuO' unp rine GUr'. 0ur
Sunrsrt'S mtd, Osnn SIR babt ia aad @aul'
raSt9rn sGbabt.
gs bttbt babsi, bas Gr niat reCbs agfHrier IN
iaStt rsr Sn0aIiOs. @bsr ;u Ssinsr 6pb,.it Ioq
dtsSsftOwsnissr msns ate 9fit tradbsn,
Srisorih Oriidts bm eit 5ano unS teaab RH
tu ben SstRissn ris 1Or Der atrbtntAfr, mart.
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BEN Hsintn SRbsHtit anerrs 6ano, wnS Die nsu.
5amiIit isbfs E6, ptt 0utssr unb bsiee S5bn.
Suraas, Oas Sraupaar Sintsr ibnsa, IN Stpe
suus, 0r Don Der @susinOs ben ssi&sn So
Bate, sins lpSttifh Ia6sInb an ibnsn porb,i (:
aud tonHkn fis aa.rIei 8emsrtunaen bSr.u.
DOds fbirneu Die Seutr r,nisIssns bas In Der
Drenuns iufnGsn, DaB cas- Waar iidS bente am
arns fa9rts Sse Ct, S9as Stlts ssrIOtt ~ ltin,
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Hsine nlte impprtrte
StSetne, Siqmprs nnb @iaarrem.
Die llntricnse bo5en Gin Gerpasn. d sldff erSf5r,,
untsr Der 6irma '''''"'
MKEEVER & BRICKEN
unc ,rerpen in ibrcm Sters, 80 4 Grd,aua,
SoteI. 9enrl Strr 86mcnp, @a..
il!r 81. GOlse sin ss rebasss Eager ibrsn sSn in,
pOfrien rnp lndupiifeu " ''
9Seinen, Gi1nprs UNI Gtaarren,
SSrpon DUrter, Gsotts Nle.
SarCinrs II. E. No.,
au psdr Irtite bicelte bic @uhneIfiamftit ibr r,S
uno oss 9sebren gujlt,Nns Diuuptnsn lid erIoben esl
eben ehe aud Su9lelCb Die 8er6crma asbenS BAD ;Ssr
BET ulls 9stene s!re els a saranr usrSen fapu NM
"e ls0en &ssi1s Osr 9taei fTs nA 5aus setfsrt mrS
y u. Mc 9etprr
Glns 81 9rifen
Es~ Or, Srtfsn srlaubt d isnen HrrsnSrn si,
@neiss W madden bas bas lett Z. pom Inn bsrirbrms
Seuer' nno Sebsns- SerNunsS atrbdft forteken nirS
Oc5feeser II. Sriden. w S'''''
Va Strttbtrunsen allsr @rt unb in b,u 5,u,n
SelsAtettsn perosn bsit batbit IN iaeaenasnpmmeu'
S'eesn SsrlI@eruns (Snlirancsj !Otr6t man lid ON
Or. Brtfen,
Yo. @rbanse Spel 4torInr
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Rnitletou.
Sas 6iii btiSfe.

Earle uiGt Der Nafiiaauea
Sale psrtaueue fiiess 9irp,
Ssht, mir unt,r allsn, alien
etbsnsfrtncsu, Die .ntfauen,
Sttts Jusri ole f6snRe fIiebf.
S'sb, trie bort I'm 9drj Der 6oreh
esni une MOrasn ifneg sntDridsL
sBit bic 9cle nit Nurrrsn
ScBt TN SiIbsrtbdu sstcr.n,
Srbt Gurursn el.iEt srbIribt.
SSre, ME I'm Gbur ttr 9ricbe
Salo Der CARTE @tcr usrlIinet:
Sanfits NiitIsio, @abn Der 9istt,
a@. eab er uns swis bItsbe!
Absr a&, films 3aubr tiiust.
uns bic 5fii&e otsf,r Bans.u,
EtinsS 5srisnS rsss @Iutt,
t'nS ole abutneen Ssrlnnssn,
Die am @tnt Der Guffruna banasn;
am, elm fIitbenb, Fitbtnb 9ut!
Ssltit Die giiitten Dfims Strsbtns,
alter Mufsn fb5uifs @unn,
S'Se bS6llt 3unff e:s 9tbsnS,
5rsunb, On frHeIif 1e usrs.bsus.
Sit sHtidIipft, bic 3au5trfuuR.
nus bent Ilnr Der @Stterfrsuben
ssarO elm 9rrpfcn uns s,I&sntt,
aSHrS ssHiiGt nit mandeu Rttpea,
Sssrsr ahnune, illitsn SrsuSen,
Msarp i'm N,tslmesr srhanft.
User Ae, i'm NItsImtsre
Sf Der 1rCpfe SsIist.ii;
Ginsn auStnbIid ;5n trinten,
Ssin ibn trlntcn nup strfn!tn,
So Ssnus Der GwisIstt.
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e. Sutte.'s

Z. Suites
9Sirtei6aft unp 9astrbirre SalUn,
l2te Strnbe, Srpil@en 8rantIin unp Drain Ctr.
Qriiber @uper's),
1T aufs @ie9anteite sinssrt6tst uuc init ben tt.
feR GrftilGun9en oerlsben. 6ranaSRl6e Stott.
unO 8beinwftne finp raielbit aud au auEsrR til-
li9sn 9reiien bel Der 5lai6e uno @aapne M bo.
ben. um JabIreten 3ulprut blttct
e. Sutier
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Neue ASivtbfbaft
RnG
Z ager bters g aIp,

Eager YER 9 ON.
Osn pnblifnm Die er9rbsnilr Nu;eiae, SaE Der
uI'erjel@nete i'll leinem oouie am 9ileH .@isyft
Dem 6tl@moyft 9e9eEiltsr. eine gBirtRldaGf NEON
Ea9TVNr'SalUn erridtet bat, wGfslbf or i'd
trt;;ea miro, ieine 6rsunOe unO ras Ynslitup in,
Au9smelneH mit Den btltsn @etrGnfen 6eStene,
" tDnrsa. Siortnft miatn
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A. JUDSoN CRANE.
Acootat uno Offsnlllber @erthtsansaIt,
OfFes; lite Strabs, lUil9sn Naia- 6eRta,.
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'titb"O"', ssav oo""eritas, sen 3. Sannnrr 1861.
@eeeeaaiimttIria1Huseu e
e. J. PICoT,
Qputbefer.

Ode Der 17tsn uur @ainiruse,
.@pFeb!t iein rsitbottiaes 9aaer olisr in I.ir
Sadt I6laaenotn arttfet. mi, aud Udrf;imsrieur.
S'ifcn, Siritsn uub 86mmf itper Nrt; Nortrn
Dele @las ,c.; 9isorren, Rauh, ,Sou. unS
S&nrpftabat uni. pielr anpsre @rifsl wtfA, in
'tsf5en apotbetsn gswGbnii6 ssfiisrt msrSen.
5iuptia6li6 mddtt pcrIelte aud, ouf Isir,r
ssrnbmten uno unfetlbarsn ,,gtraiutn Rcrm
RiQrr" aufmertf.m, g
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MiQinern llaareu !!
U NJ Z Il q !

n. c. BARTON srlau5t lidb Die an,eiac III
maGeu, cap er lsinen StOre u1n 100 Hach 229
MainilraGe, oberbab Ger 9ten, otrleat bat, no sr
III ieOsr SoiiCn elm oCat6urises Experiment Der
0llcnNeu ArttsI pUrrdtbia Ealt: SetUsns nnp
Slrpr.oiite, 6nuteA, &Opfpuee, fran, Btu.
II ii unO SdnOer; Spiesn 8ertba's unp Gaps,
5psen- Sdp!eler, 1ransr SraSen uno leipsns unr
yda;Giiidbe SFiSen- NGntiaa5.
Damen, weld9e Die BaOeofE' t" u6sR t5nnsn
EN- 5tOrs ooaitinO,a OaG &c. Qnjas
en
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The German ADVERTISER,

,He Ooh"dh hDF En- loc"t
g. HAssEf, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
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Wstnen Jrsuntrn uno brm seIammten Dutl,.
fum ot' Un3sias, oae rietne neuc
s&Irtl5fGaff
Oem Ssiude iest often tebt. Dislelte III uufs
Welnmadpollfe einstrthtet, uno f6nnen bic a..
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OampndbIH- Ssrblncung ppildsg 8rtbmvnp unp
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Doe Dampffbiff rSamestOun" perIdst 8l6.
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NcrfuIt ON Samstde 0tittla.
Der 5abrprels in Der GaiSsr, Matl,.iisn e,n.
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SIN Steeraar, uthe ScR, SIS.
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men. &idets fur bieie 5uur fGnnsn am Netsrs
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Seeinsunsen.
Der gnseser" erihent itbcn Ruroes Ssnntaos auSas.
Tpumcn, iunt pS&tatIiGen Su5ierip0nSprtis Co.
abItar an bic rp 5rds per go in SbrIider 8praus
eriabuns. anesen fnetn untsr fpeenosn Stbnsunssn
Gnfnabme: Gnmaiise Gnridrns 10 9een potr peni,
"a so ets., Spttndltec IS GtS, ortmaist 81 co. cine
10 be 81 rs. tirsn Ronat $3.50, pret Mpnatt So 90 e
11Saate $500. 1H @lcaate $1,000 in piertedbrliber
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Welnsn SreunosR lspte benz 9ubifum irlssrfammt bic
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4eosntn neuen Ina9en ur llnerballuns oss Wublif,o
strisbsn pom bsattsta aase at Dieoer ss6nt 1T; 8son
pere maSe i au nlele nel enserete 8is aumerfianl,
pabl ju nen nb rwe aud Gjet&ns ieSsr Srt Son srrr
AuaIitat. SreunS&affdit gum sabrsiden Selu& Iab.t
Gin Simpn Strin wv
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y Soarpers
!Unnen bel llnterSei@nstem Rs!s frsunSfi6e 2im
er uno quite Sol: trbaltn. Aucb ltsben eipio.
i1mmer an tsotae 0erren ,u uermistbsn bei
SS9n @arrbauIsn, aat.,
om 9ieuN Warft.
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&d' Der 6. u. Mdribalhr.. Ri&mcup, Ga.
Ottlss asldmadpru etnseri6tete Sptel m,rc
benz rttienosn 9utIiium brfsns empfoblsn. Die
unt"rjfihnrtsn srlantsn iirb ;ualtid, ,um Site.
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The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

MAJOR ANDERSON WAY OF DEALING WITH
4 TRAIToR-Major Anderson's loyalty to
the Union having been irnpugned, single
fact may go far to illustrate it, and also his
promptitude in dealing with traitors. There
is an Irish rufian who loafs upon the
wharves, who has, as an ironical tribute to
his extreme uginess, been dubbed "Hand-
some Charlie" This vagabonG isto Charles
ton what Billy Mulligan was to New York
as notorious scamp as ever went unhung.
The brother-in-law Of Charlie was a soldier
attached to the garrison at Fort Snmter, and
was often sent by Major Anderson, with
others, for provisions. These two villains,
brothers in crime as we'll as in "law," had, it
seems, been plotting treason in connection
with their betters against the Government
of the United States.
One of their plans was to smuggle in files
for the spiking the guns on Fort Sumter.
How they expected to accomplish this rascal
ity is another question; but certain it is that
files were introduced into the fortress,
concealed in loaves Of bread. The files and
the traitors were both discovered. A mes
senger was dispatched to Charleston for a
priest. The cause assigned for requiring
his presence was the premature confinement
and consequent danger, of soldiers wife.
The real need for him was to shrive das-
tardly wretch for the next world, who was
utterly unfit to live in this. The brother
in-law of "Handsome Charlie" was shot a
fitting doom for a traitor.-Alta'S cores
pondence.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

DEATH OF NOTED DUELIsT.-A Wiscon-
sin correspondent was told by clergyman,
who witnessed his miserable death, that
Graves, the slayer of Cllley, died the victim
to regrets and the most horrible of horrors
Two years he passed in sleepless nights, with
rooms lighted and with watching friends,
whom he was unwilling to have for mo-
ment leave his presence. He consumed the
hours of night in walking to and fro, in
frightful starts, in means and groans and
tears, and in wild EXPLANATIONS. At length
worn out with mental anguish, grief unmit-
igated, and wasting watchfulness, the un-
happy man expired.
This l had from the lips of clergyman,
the neighbor of Graves, and thus was the
murdered Cilley avenged.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13
NOTICE
JOB PRINTING.

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= new type Of the latest plain. fancy and orna
mental styles, suitable for cards. blheads, program
mes ball-tickets blanks of all kinds and posters Also
lot of GOrgeOusly Illuminated Cards,
for hanging in hotels, saloons and other public places
without frames. Printing done in black, blue, red
brown green, bronze, gold, any of the variegated
notifications Of color, promptly and at reasonable
raj
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

AN Irishman describing the trading pow
ers of the genuine Yankee, said: "Be dad,
if he was cast away on desolate island,
he'd get up the next mornin' and 60 round
selling maps to the inhabitants"
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

THERE is physician in Newburyport who
has attended at the birth of three thousand
children. An exchange aptly styles him one
of his country's deliverers.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

AS riches and favor forsake man, we
discover him to be fool, but nobody car
find it out in his prosperity.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

ssWill you take something?" said tee
totaler to his friend, when standing near a
tavern.
stI don't care if | do"
"Well," returned the inviter, G let us take
a.walk."
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

WHEN have married people passed through
the alphabet of love?
When they get their BARE.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

An alchemist, who knew that Leo Xth was
agreat encourager of the arts and sciences
addressed him on a discovery he had made
of turning other metals into gold. The Pope
read his address with great attention. While
the philosopher was gaping after his remu
neration from his Holiness, he received from
him very large empty purse, with these
words, "You can fill it p'
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13
The Aydraulie 2ress.
LILY BELL.

LILY BELL.
On the grave near massa's dwelling,
You remember, darkies, well,
Stands stone so silent, telling
Where sleeps gentle Lily Bell;
Where, in spring, the tall bananas
To the winds their branches wave,
Guarding well from every danger
Gentle Lily's lonely grave.
Oh, Lily-long lost Lily!
To thy grave amidst the dell
Our hearts are sadly turning,
Gentle Lily, Lily Bell.
Der her tomb the grass is growing,
And the grave-worm nestles there;
For no hand is nigh to shield her,
Or protect my Lily's bier.
All alone she sweetly slumbers,
Far away from every sound,
While angels sing in joyous numbers
HYMNS around that little mound.
Oh, Lily! long lost Lily, etc.
It was last eve saw her beckon
Far up in the azure sky,
Bidding we to quickly hasten
To her new-found home on high;
There, oh darkies, take me quickly,
Where the tall bananas wave;
For my heart will cease its sighiug
Near my Lily's lonely grave.
Oh, Lily! long lost Lily, etc.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

J. R. Marshall left New York on the 11th
nit. for California, and is now upward bound
on the Pacific side, in company with Alex
ander Montag, the living skeleton, who is re-
garded as the greatest living human wonder
of the age.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-13

A good action is never thrown away.
That is the reason, no doubt, why we find
80 few of them.