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of the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety
Testimonials
"Glrliner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound the
best medicine for the disease ever sawCIIAs. A. SMITH,
No. 1 Old state House, Boston.
After suffering with rheumatism twenty years, and being
confined to my bed several weeks last spring. was entirely
Neuralgia Compound NORMAN 7. AYREs, 10 Franklin
street. Boston.
Having a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for eight
months and been driven by circulating pain tral
Of numberess remedies without obtaining relief in
duced to try "Garliner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
pound" have taken but bottle and entirely WE'LL
D. b. BAXTER, Dry Goods Dealer, No. Appleton Block,
have sen afflicted with Salt Rhcum in its worst form for
long time, and suffered than imagined excep
by those similarly afflicted. tried Of your Com
pound, and honestly say that believe myself entirely
currd.-J0HN A. MOBDO, Pearlst. House, Boston Mass
"Gardiners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compoundn has
entirely cured me Of surngs Of years standing-
W. 4. HoDGKINS, No. Old STATE House. Boston.
My ten Of has been for three years great
sufferer from Salt Rheum, his hands covered with
In constant pain; one bottle of your pound him.
j. W. HAMMOND, 90 Milk St., Boston.
"Garlners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compoundr has
entirely cured me of Neuralgia.W. Z. THOMSON, Pro.
prctor Pearl-St House, Boston, Mass.
One half bottle OF your Compound cured of n severe
attack OF Neurilsa.-FANNIE S. THOMSON, Pearl-st
House Boston.
certify that my friend VIM T. Glidden ESQ., presented
me with bottle of "tardiners Rheumatic Compound in
1880, when was suffering with painful Neuralgia
AMI Rheumatism, and that it proved to be decided bene t.
ALBERT SMITH, Ex-Member of Congress from Maine
The undersigned hereby certify that they Gar
diners Rheumatic Neuralgia Compound for the cure ~
rheumatism and Neuralgia found in every case imme
iae and permanent relief We have full confidence in its
healing qualities would recommend il to all who ar AZ
ced with these harassng diseases Of the safest and
best medicines ever offered to the public.
SHAMROCK, Jr., 20 So. Market-St Boston. HENRY A
FULLER is So Market-S Boston. W. II. ALLEN Boston
ELMER TOWNSEND, IS Il Al Pearl St., Boston. CAPT
CHAS q. DOLLINER, Boston, SAMUEL WALES. Jr Citv
Hotel, Boston, Q. KIRMEs, 2l5 Washington St. Boston
HENRY d. GARDINER Webster-St, East Boston. GEO II
pLCMMER Maverick So, East Boston. ADRIAN WEEKS
Webster. St.. East Boston,
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been ia
Ken by hnnfreds Of persons for ScrofIq Hamors ufh
great benefit
Principal Depot, 81 Kilby Street Boston, Mass.
Wholes lle Agents for New York
MACY JENKINS, g. LIBERTY STREET,
For sale by apothecares gen rally Throughout the United
states. None genuine unless ssusd by CHAS. +. GARDI-
NER. For sale by
l. N Thorn and tyler Thompson nratteboro Hastings
Co, Northfeld Mass. c. j Amiion, and o. j. Martin,
llinsiae, N H.. 5. Raymond, and D. & A. W Ball Ashae.
Tot, anu D. A. Powers, Winchester N. IT, ly46
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THERE Is NO USE INTRODUCING TESTIMONIALS
Altho we have very many Of them, for the

1liEhE 10 NJ USE lNIhUDI
Altho' we have very many Of them, for the
MAGNOLIA BALM:
For when the Face is covered with unsighy Pmpes or
Botche the sufferer only to be directed TO some
safe and reliable remedy.
TIE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE
THE WORST CASES OF PINIPLES
IN A SINGLE WEEK.
1t safe remedy hac the Of bottle might be
drank without harm Physicians look with wonder upon its
speedy cures for has heretofore been thought absolutely
necessary to preparations of lead mercury to cure inn
meately; but the MAGNOLIA BALM contains neither 1t Is
the elegant and neatly put article for sale anywhere
and may be obtained Of all Apohscaries and Fancy
Goods Dealers Sold everywherePrice Fifty Gents Bottle
JOSEPH CLARK Agent, Bratteboro
5meop52 W. L. HAGAN X CO., Proprictors Troy, N Y.
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TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his Southern tour would in calling the attention of the pub
c his thanks his patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued their support for the past
eighteen years. feeling it be atterng testimonial Of their
confidence in his professional skill.
lie continues to perform all operations for preserving
beauyng and restoring the Teeth in his usual careful and
thorough manner.
Teeth inserted on Gold Silver and Rubber with NIL the late
improvements Please call. a. ID. PUTNAM.
Brrtteboro May l. 1S6l.-1S
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate Court Jor said District
ToA persons intereied In the Estate Of JOEL WHEELER
late Of braueboro, deceased Greeting;
You are hereby notified that this Court will make
ssnment to PliILA ~ WHEELER, widow OF said deceased
from the personal property Of said deceased ut the session
thereof Ia be held at the Probate Office Ia Braeboro In
sa District on the LIST day Of june A. D. 1861 when and
"here you may be heard In the premises Il you it.
~ Y. IlOEBROOk, Register
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ID LACK S MITHIN
G. w. BARNEY,

formerly OF Guilfori,)
has leased the Blacksmith shop HaStreet Brateor,
lately occupied by EVERETT ROGERS, where he will car
ry Backsmhng In all It's branches. Ills experience in
the business HIM in saying that can give the
best that all kinds Of work will be performed i'm
faithful and satisfactory manner.
Particular attention given to HORSE sUOEING Those
having horses with bad contracted feet caused by bad
shooting invited to give a call have had large
experience in such aud have given Satisfaction
0F Prices Reduced. Horse shotig, SI 90; OK
Shooting, ~ 90 aud other work In proportion All kinds
Of ION WORK done cheap for ready pay,
shop open for work from 6oclock A, NJ, oTP.M
q. W, BARNEY.
NAV O. lSBl.-6m2q
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Atwood's Quiniuc Tonic Biuers,-The best
Aromatic Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggists
have it See Advertisements
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G. II. DR.. ShoIcs, Eclectic Physician. seAIS
particular enon to diseases Of the organs
special diseases of See advertisement in anoh
err column.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE,
fINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REEN

II
appointed Commissioners adjust claims against the
Estate Of LUMAN NORTON, late Of Wilmington deceased
late dwelling house Of the deceased in said Wlmnron an
the third Saturdays Of June and September next from 10
O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p NJ. each of said DAYS
q, $. ALNORD
q ANTHONY SrErsON. Commissioners
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w.,,,, ~ L,s In call the attention or Tho ,nblic
to the ioi5winq emphatic recommendation Of waltham
Maches, which has been oJy s'J h ny ,e 'eaang piao,
s, TI ,ir si r sqnatures 10 H. even in the Eas
crn states Is quite too long for publication In advertise
men but the names pre,en" W' UJ tgv"slca ny thIse
highest degree respectnbe and influential At their esab-
shnents may always b, found the genuine watches Of tho
c2mpany's manufacture III great variety and at uniform
P'' nj, p.,,,;
-, ,v,,c,r,a,cr, o,, ,,,,or, l.,
woicbcs ba,'in, boylt md sold American Watches for
number Of years past aud having dealt in all kinds Of foreign
watches for much Longer ro y III g . 20 ST. sI,e ,'
y1a instances have been more satisfactory to themselves
aud customers, whether In respect o durability beauty OF
nsh mltnsmatel,y co o ear r,. Kan
those roanuf,ctured by the waltharn Company"
TIIos STEELE n CO. Hartford, Conn.
HEMINGWAY Il STEVENS,
VIM ROGERS 4 son,
&c BLACKMAN, bridgeport,
GEORGE BROWN, New Haven, "
T. BENJAMIN,
CD. MUNsoN,
JOHN b. KIRBY,
JOHN GORDON, New London,
JAMES II. AYREs, Waterbury,
E. 5. HUNTINGTON CO., Danbury,
EA wooDFoRD,
HDHALL Mhdletown,
JOHN l.. SMITH,
JOHN BARTON, Lynn, Mass.
CURRIER & TROTT Boston,
Nv. KErTELL
John McGREGOR, Lawrence,
DEXTER 4 IIAsKINs, New Bedford
s CUILDS o.
TIsDALE Taunton,
ALBERT PITTS
ELLIS CLIFFORD, Fall River,
f. w MACONiBER,
BURNS, Gloucester,
JESSE SMITH, Salem,
sN STORY, Worcester,
LEVI JOHNSON,
T. NJ LAMB,
NJ MOODY Greenfield,
W. KIRKIIAM, JR, Springfield,
W. NJ. ROOT, Pusned
JOHN b. SCOTT,
BENIN =. COOK, Northampton,
CHARLES W. FoGG, waltham,
ANDREW WARREN
AMOS sANBoRN, Lowell
l.. d. ANTHONY O., Providence, RI.
pELEG ARNOLD r. Greenwich,
LR HENDERSON, Concord NH
GEO W. DREW & co.
NC CARR
ELIJAH KNIGHT
CHARLES T. BACON, Dover,
HENRY IL. HAM, Portsmouth,
ROBERT n BODICE,
WM h. MORRILL,, Exeter,
W.O. c. WOODBURY., Clarcmont,
REUBEN SPENCER,
RICHARD COVE Iacunia
JONATHAN UOsMER Nashua
NV. GODDARD
CHS II RIDGWAY
nav Ct
" " 90 -. -
SHERBURNE SHAW, Sanbornton Bridge"
sJ MELIIsU Hanover,
r. uoncN,N rt,l.,o, u
- =, ,,,,NTryoroN G, an. u.
u,pn,No pr,1r,rd q
NJ - nu,y>pv N,, q
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NOTICE.

The subscribers have just received large assortment Of
FLOWS of various kinds and sizes from the Manufactures
Messrs. Nourse, Mason Co, and Whttenore Belcher
Co.'s Also, Smith Fields Cylinder plows Also Cultiya-
tors Horse Hoes, Road scapers Chuns Of various kinds
Washing Machines, Tubs and Pals.
Also large lot Of FLOW CASTINGS constantly on hand
and repairs Of all kinds furnished at short notice.
Bratteboro, April l7th, 1851.
10 J. II. W. IL. ESTIaBROOK
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GARDENERS
Ri E U MATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND

certain safe and permanent Rheumatism Neural
ga aud salt Rhcum 1t Is internal remedy, driving out
nnh entirely cricatng the disease, requiring change in
diet business anil may be taken By children and persons
of the most delIcAte cDnstiluDns with perfect snfatv
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Hood Food !
blood Food f!
Blood Food!

To m suffering from consumption ncpient or confirmed
from debility of any kind from mental or nervous pros.
taon brought by any cause from scron complaints;
from diseases Of the kidneys baer and to ladies suf
liable to- and which eng,nder consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain and TeiiabIe remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines Of the day
chemical combination Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOS-
PHOROUS, Of very great WORTH and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony the benefits it has conferred
on them
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, the
sole prOpretors Of the article and have in consequence of
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color of the
outside wrapper from Red yellow and increased the size
the bottle 10 BE very cautious In buying to that
the fac smie Of their signature the outside Of the wrap
per, as all others counterfeit.
l. N. Thorn Agent for Brattleboro and ylcinity-lyI1
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BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD"
TAR IANt3J EY,S ROOT AND HERR BIT-

nR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIT
tiers continue to be standard medicine for the cure
all bilious and Liver Complants Humors, from pmpe to
pud Jaundiee Costveness lieadache Pesi
nyspeusi Indigestion, Weakness They are both al
trniye and tonic regulate the stomach aud bowels, su-
uate the Liver, restore the appetite promote Digestion give
strength quicken the circulation, and purify the blood bet
Ter than any medicine known, They made Of the
best and Herbs, among which SarsaTaria, Yellow
Dock, Mandrake, Thooughwor Cherry, Poplar and Pricky
Ash Banks huharh Dandeion, and others recently added
all 50 skiuly combined In accordance with the
laws OF Nature forming the essential Spring and SUM
mer Medicine that be used Everybody needs this med
cne and all should 1t Pleasant and safe at all
times. Only 20 and 3s cents per bottle.
This same medicine is put up IN concentrated
form, called DIR. LnngIey's Sugar Conted hoot
uud Herb pills, beautiful cahartic, without gfiPhx
pain and will cure Costyeness and Piles Sold by all
Dealers In Medicines. . ,o,n
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY or dko' y uoop-
WIN a CO., Boston. omio
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THE THOROUGU-BRE TRoTTING
STALLION
Major, Anderson,

Or the
BUCKAT4EW ABDALLAH,
- VIII stand for the ensuing season in the
IF town Of Brattleboro, Vt.
NS->S7 Terms 81 o the season, payable in advance
Mai Anderson is fine cherry bay, 16 hands high,
oale in New Jersey in 1856 raised by j. Buckaew Esq
Of Monmouth Co.. D. and has been sent through the
cations of gentlemen to this State for the purpose Of i'm
proving the strain Of blood which 1t is believed Is much de-
Perforated by the practice of breeding in One thing breed
ers from this horse may rely upon, colts Of good color,
nearly every one bay, little white aud all of good
size never less than Is hands high and all natural roasers
1t said the grandsire Of this horse never got colt that
could not ot in minutes and road is too long for them.
Ills half brother years DID, troed in 2;35 beating the
celebrated stallion Geo NJ pachen best colt and
below has this year repeated the performance. They
now ,tchcd for another for $1,000 1t this strain Of
blood that has made the trong horses OF Long Island
famous.
Good pasture will be provided for mares coming from a
distance All accidents at the risk Of the owner.
Apply To J. II. SARGENT
BratteborO Vt, 1861.
Centrevie Course Friday May 10.-Match $1,000 a side,
mile heats best three In FIVE, in harness.
II. Woodruff named b. h Young Abdalah,
j. b. McManus named b. h. Burlington 21202
Time 2:3SJ-2;37-2:37! -2;40.
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Watches having bought and sold American Watches, for
number Of years past aud having dealt in all kinds Of foreign
watches much longer period OF time, beg to state that
they have never dealt Ia watches which, class in ind
vua instances have been satisfactory to themselves
1uis automatically correct proportions accurate compcn-
sat1n AMI ad ustmcn NJ Cue housekeeping results than
those manufactured by the Waltham Company"
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n CARD

TIuIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, OF
waham Mass begs to call the attention Of the public
to the following emphatic recommendation Of Walthau
Watches which has been politely given by the leading prac-
teal watchmakers and Jewellers throughout the United
states The entire list Of signatures TO IT, even in the East
nent but the names presented will be recognized by those
acquainted with the Trade in this vicinity as being in the
highest degree respectable and influential Az their esab
shmcnt may always be- found the genuine watches Of tho
C9mpanys manufacture, in great variety and at uniform
prices.
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Editor 0pelotsas Patriot.
E. Sir:
issue the following notice.


issue the following notice.
FELLOW CITIZENS or ST. LANDRY :--Cnexp eet.
edly reappear to-day before you after having re-
tired from public life. do so neither rs an office
seeker nor as politician, but as mere citizen an
sWering to public duty.
know that my efforts shall net be in vain. as /
speak for the CosFEDEEATE GUeERsMENT to the
fathers and mothers. ,ao have yet their sons abont
the roof to come forward to the aid of the
braves who are fighting onr battles.
know So because appeal to the fathers, moth.
ers, wives, and widows Of those gallant volunteers
who have left everything which is dear to noble
hearts 70 rush to the field Of honers
Our Government is ourselves. We must sustain
it Or fall with it. We mast show our confidence in
Its stability and sire agth by pedging to 1t for.
tunes as our defenders pledge their lives and their
liberty upon its success or its fall.
The Government proposes to buy portion ofonr
crops for tbe support of our army and pay us with
Confederate bonds, bearing per cent interest.
This move, it well understood, will give charae-
ter abroad to our Government. Let your contribu-
ttons be ever small, the number of subscriptions
will show the popularity of our government and the
confidence we ourselves place in cur leaders
Let every one come forward without consulting
his fortune or his creditors sts
The Bonds of the Confederate States will answer
for gold and silver with all GOOD PATRIOTS.
ALI creditors having objections to the above in
struetions are requested to make it known at my
office in the town of Opelonsas or by mail. ! will
issue circulars and will address the people in dill.
ferent portions of the Parish.
With confidence, yours &c.
B. a. MARTEL, Commissioner.
Sent 7, lS6l-tf
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~'aera Har6ors to be Obstructed.-It
s s'nA lsays an Exchauge) that the Lincoln
s"s'ument have determined to resort to eve
"aeslyable method to make their blockade
sia!lVe ! Not having suficiency of war
N, = " p'ockade all the ports and rivers on
ssss.' tney are now obtaining, in BaIti-
u 's' ~ 'he old halks they can find-old oys-
'As' pnngeys, and some schooners former
s'a ID the Virginia trade-which are to
p'ca 10 the coast of North Carolina and
~. 1u me mouths Of rivers and inlets, to pre-.
Z. ss'ua lngress and egress of vessels to the
II r"'' mat State. The Exchange says tand
y, y papers make similar statements) that "a
\ " sulnoer of such vessels have been purcha
'asl others have been seized and carried
J 'ne naval dotilla that has been cruising
|aa 's " ''ne past among the creeks and inlets
,s. IVY shore; that twenty or more Of thest
I, ~ were loading with stone at Port De
' ano that others have followed, or are
n.y., ~ 70 follow, to be freighted in d similar
!. .'''''' No code of international law sane
seadron.
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J. Thursaay,s Me citing.

i our pleasure to be present on this
hs n. sn,, 10 listen to the address Of Judge
N s' a f,omuissioner to purchase crops with
|s' s,,,a,a bonds. Time and space do not
r. I'M ,s 10 give anything like correct report
Y. ,ossch. The main ground aiken was
h =, l,,h,ors as well as creditors might aid the
.,ne0t Tie first in taking bonds for
,,0,a and The second by receiving these
l r. !, i, oymeot Of what was owed them.
na.,ding and popularity can aid a cause,
,,,ture to sa7 that the nanes Of the gen
|,.,,, called to preside over this meeting will
|.- y, with success the cause advocated by
|I.i,s MarteI.
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Immense Natural Bee Hive,

Immense Natural Bee Hive
In cavern on the right bank Of the Colorado
about seven miles from Austin, Texas, there ls
an immense hive of natural bees On 3 warm !,
day, dark stream of these little embems o.
industry may be seen constan tly vending oat
of the cavern, like a long, dark wreath o.
smoke. The stream often appears from one
to two feet in diameter near the ciff, ana gra-
dually spreading out like fan, growing th'n. 2!
ner and thinner until it fually disappears ~ n,
the distance and elevation. The number OF
bees in that cavern must be incidentally great
probably greater than. the amount N !, len :, !,
Thousand hives. The Oldest settlers say that
lhe hive was there when they first arrived u Y
The country, and it is quite probable tina. !
has existed even long before that time u Is
estimated that there are many tons OF money
and wax 10 this immense cavern; and u us CON,
tents could be reached aud secured, they mlgh,
be more valuable than any placer yet reacnsu w,
in California; but who will undertake ~ ne
stinrs of the little owners are more iofnaao,e
than any entrenched army. and, VIII no douo.
SECURE to them unmolested possession iof sohN
time to come; and yet the thing might be uone
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L
A FAIR SAMPLE OF SOUTHERN
SPIRIT A letter recently receii-
ved from Washington, informs us
1hat among the prisoners taken
oy the Hesslans at the battle of
Manassas, was a lad only fifteen
years Of age" Of course, the
presence OF such a STRIPPING pris-
oner excited much curiosity, and
ne was subjected to many inter
rogatories.
Among others who undertook
to question the little fellow was
Gen, Mansfield, who probably
thought that one SO young and
inexperienced might be induced
to make important revelations,
The only answer, however, he
could get from our bold soger
boy" was: "We aohipped you, and
ace wiW do 1t agaan y The dear,
brave boyl
A lady, who saw him the first
day after he got to Washington
asked him,if he did not run away
from his parents? No indeed, !"
was his reply "they sent me, and
they would have sent a dozen
more if they had had them.--
hchmond Enqatarer.
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VOLUME VII.
Confederate Ronds

A meeting called for the purpose Of orpani
zlhg Board to obtain subscriptions Of erons
lor the deniehse Of the Confederate States. was
duly organized at the Court House in onelou
sas on the 18th inst, by the Hon. B. A. Mar.
TEL calling upon Rev. B. w. White to act nc
President, Messrs. Yves Dayv Ane,stin
steen, James Fl. Houston, and Oneziroe 4
duidry, as Vice Presidents, and Judge A
Garrlgnes, and james Ray, as Secretaries.
After appropriate remarks from the Pre;s.
dent, andEthe Hon. B. A. Martel, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted.
lst. Resolved, That the President v;ce
Presidents and secretaries.be and are constitu.
ted sub agents for the LIST Ward to receive
subscriptions.
End. Resolved, That said sub agents will
report as often as practicable the progress Of
their undertaking to the Commissioner at his
office in Opelousas
ADoLPHE GARRIGUEs,
JAMES RAY,
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AN ORDINANCE /. !, / L !.

rnnte IA Az r.1 n
.an'e III 'iie ildilie OF tne Far
lsh to raise money to aid in
tho Military dofanoas a.
~. aSieiioeo u llle
State ana Parlsfl.
Article lst. Be il ordained bv The Police
Jury Of the Parish of 81 r anarv That the
sum of Ten 7Aouscnd Doua1c annronriated
on the the Goth August 1851 for lie military
defences of the Parish and State, shall he raised
as follows r7
Art. 2na. BE II further ordained That the
President of The Police ,Jnrv and the CLERK
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r,.,e Patriotism,

II, JoHs gILyIs, d resident of Grand Go.
a, vbo by honest Toll and the sweat Of his
q, ,uDpor,s wifi, and number of chill
Il, las taken Two HUNDRED DOLLARS worth
aPath bonds.
s,,b generous act needs no comment from
!, Il speaks volumes of itself, and we hope
i. ,iea will not turn deaf ear to it.
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p,, 4ea'e Of Foreign steamshiips.-The
l,,a uu correspondent of the Montgomery
U MS leiter of August /, writes
Ss, af's correspondent of the N. York
h g., s announced, what is known here to
.s. ~ saat the Confederate Uommfssm
st 4 puyaased first class steel clad frigate
ID q THIS Government, and there is a.
H. f'p0s'tlon ). favoraby entertained by Con.
ssars.. Purchase at high prices. such foreign
tt, as may run the blockade into cur
tspa si now this feat could be easily per
saa. - la during the prevalence of the higf
|sns ~, sA'ef 10 danger of eapture Or injury
'''saa the profitable exploit.
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THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN LINCOLN AND :, the
Mv1,o.y CioyEaSMsHT take ibe follow,
;nr ~ from from tbe Galveston Civilian OF the 21th
ultimo. ,,o..,,ras has
come to hand, confirming the accounts ~ ~, ~
renee to the alliance between Lincoln apu Wv
Mexican government. The translal,ah p' Y IA.
ted by our neighbor of the Telegram r. 9ab, oth
cientiy correct 10 render unnecessary any osu-
Or /, is very evident that the pre,ee. gost'
eruospt of Mexico is IN the bands Of tue asa aors
We NAV have 10 learn Mexico another lesson