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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

CLASS No. l-!StceepStakeS, open 70 all eompet-
TORS.
Best Bull $40 90 I'd Best Bull, IS 90
All breeds come together in this class, and
compete with each other. To be judged by their
good points, symmetry Of frame, ability to fatten,
and the stock they win produce.
CLASS No. - Grade Cattle.
Best Cow, $40 90 I'd Best COW, 500
Best Heider, 90 Best Calf under
I'd Best calfunde smonths old, 90
months old, Dadd's Cdul, poctor
Glass No, 3.-Oren.
Best Yoke Of Oxen, $40 90
% Best Dudds Cattle Doctor, and 3 90
Class No. 1.
Best fat Bullock, Cow or Heifer over
years old, IS 90
I'd best do do Dadd', Cattle Doctor, 4 l 90
CLASS No. 5.-Tkorough bred HorSes-opc,
10 all.
Best Stallion, SIS 90 Best Mare 4 Colt 10 90
I'd best do 90 I'd best do 5 90
The premiums in this class are intended only
for horses whose pedigrets render them worthy.
The society wishes TO encourage the raising Of
high -blooded horses.
CLASS No. 6.-Riding, Carriage, Draft and
Farm Horses,
Best Saddle Horse, S. 90
Best matched carriage herses, Youdn on
The Horse and 3 90
Best single family horse, in harness, You
ait on the Horse, and 2 90
Best Span Of Draft horses or mares, You
att on the Horse, and 90
Best Span of Farm horses, or mares, You
att on the HOrse. and 3 90
Best Gelding, or Mare, for work, over 4
years old, Foudtt on The Horse and 90
Best Colt under years old, Youat, on the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
NOUDS BAhhE1l
THOMAS j. MCCULLOUGH,

Attorney at Law.
once On Market street, opposite Mossop's Store
Cieard-li, Pa win attend promptly to Collcc.
uons, Sale OF Lands, dc. noY7l4.
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bilious DIsorders-LIyer cor

rum IT. Iheb0If Bf0, ~ NV ION
Not only ARC your Pills admirably adapted
ros' ~ an apurient, Int nnd their nenehcisI
the Liver very marked indeed. They hareI
ticr proved moro riIectual for the cure or
pdiilds than any one remedy ! can meulion.
rejoice that We have nj length q Inrgiiiye u
thy the confidence OF the profession anu thg
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
EUROPEAN
EYE, EIR md LUNG
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
Doctor BORT,

Hospital London England
Pa an lnvd
OF udcd
the scO
md
Hc anng EYE EAR PARTIAL DEAFNESS Ringing Noises IN
the
Diseases
APPOINTMENTS.
CLARION at Clark HotC, from tho o 10 he
CA,atWh htmcrsHoie
Hotel June 10th and lh Sept 10th aud llt
Morrison from o
al 22 18th and
Al his INFIRMARi from June 2d UJuy ft
10th O. Reason and Profit by it
dmeh whenaT who w
from the choice and
under
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED
fully capable apPing and dsin
others this
Bort thas
ylvana
ton,andou
pleasure n to
Re~e~be diseases chronic
o IT. nj
DR. Bor o
dis ushed Ais has him o
IHopa
inu bahei the skill
of
front
of tanlth himself limited
mvorbc
el o
the the first coach on the day appointed
2s, 6l.-2.
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From ae Rtr. Dr. Halrle,, ?fH, MiFoi,,i
PrLAsEI Housr. Savannah. D.

AAhH0hl iA'AoAs 7hN 'a'lAltAltF We n
IloSoR-D SIR: ] should he unCntrful
your skill has brought ne II nd not rel i
you. A coli seitiei an M 'imh, and hrOug
ciating nenrolgic paiHT, wii-a ended IN c'n1
tism. Notwithstanding imd the hl % ~
disease grew worse and worse. until by the a
excellent agent ia Baltimore, DR.. Mackenzie.
Pills. Their effects were slow, hni sure ~
In the use OF them, am now entirely we'll.
SENATE CHAMBER, Ratun Ron ye, La, n
Dr.. AYR: have been entirely cured, by
RhsuB'0tic GOui "A painful disease that hr
fpr years. VINCENT 4
BE- Most a. the Pills IN market contsj
which. although valuable remedy in skiln
dangerous in public pill, from tie drs1
Suencrs that frequently follow it, incautioui
contain no mercury or mineral substance l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
C. KRATZER & SON.

MERCHANTS, and dealers 10 Boards and
Shingles; Grain and Produce. FRONT Street,
above the Academy Clearfeld Pa,
June 18th, 81.
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Constipation, CostIyeness, SUPP
ltheUmntisIn, Gout, Neuralgi
~, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

From, pr. j. j. Tdp1ln, Nh. n.rfrl, CD
Too much cannot be said of your rlll' q
cfsa'rrH'". lfothers of our fratcrn.-r have|
Hs rilica iuus as ! have, they should join ND
ing It for the benefit of the multitude wld
That complaint, which, although bad cuougd
the progenitUr Of others mat asc v'Fso. [
FwHesS to originate In the liver, bu, your Z
organ and cure the disease.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

Fees for admission, Entry Fees, dc.
Single admission, 10 cts.
Children under II years, 10
Tickets for single day, % "
Single ticket during Fair so "
Tickets for a family, to admit
lady and gentleman and 3
children under - years, 81 90
For trotting premiums, each
horse, = 90
For pleasure, 90
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a 6 II s b WTg III o { g l
. U HER sBURG,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.

WILLIAM REED, Proprietor.
july 10, lS6l.--ly.
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Second Annual = air
OF THE
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

To be held at the borough Of Ciedrdeld
on TueSddy, Wednesday,, WwSddy
md Friddy, tie 18th, 10th, 17th and
18Th days Of October, A. d., 1861.
ELLIS IRWIN, President
ID. f. ETzwEILER, Secretary.
LEVI f. IRWIN, Cor. Secretary.
JAMES WRIGLEY, Treasurer.
JoHN F. WEAVER, Librarian.
Gen. A. NJ. HILLS, Marshal.
WM. Ten EYCK, Chiefof Police.
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rnm Ms. E. lgndyi, THwfr,an 1nl

fnd one or yo large dose; Of yonr pils-i
proper time, are eXcelleu. prum q es Fl. ihe 4
hon when wholly or partially srrpr-.ci, 4
en,ctual 10 oiednss the stomach aud syp'l II
are so much the best physic we have thai
no other to my patients.
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APPOINTM ENTS.
Listen to the Voice of Truth and Reason and Profit by it.

time
bsownsu
flor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-14

The BIll introduced by Mr.. RorcH, to amend
and explain the act concerning the rights aud
liabilities o. married women, amend, the l1th
section - follows,
SAorIos II. At ths dscsass Of the husband or
wife intsstate, leaving minor child or children,
the survivor shall hold, possess and enjoy all
the real estate Of which the husband or wife
shall die seized, and all the rents, Issue, and
profits thsrsof, during the minority d the young,
sst child, and one third thereof durisg his or
her natural hfs- And In sass the real estate Of
which the husband or wife did ssIzed or any
part thsrsof shall bs sold under or by virtue Of
any mortgage or mortgages, Judgment - judg-
msnts, which are W were . lien thereon, st the
time q the dsath Of such husband or wife, then
the survivor shAl be entitled 10 and shall hold,
possss and enjoy the interest upon the surplus
moneys aising upon the sale OF salss of the
lands sold, during the same period, In tbs same
manner and to tbs salne extent, 70 which be or
she would under this set b entitled 70 hold, pos.
ssss and enjoy The rssi sststs sold. had Il been
uaincumbsrsdj such surplus moneys 70 b. In
vsstsd lndsT ths direction Of The court In which
he sale shau bs made or Of ths BuprsAs Court.
6lCrsoM "a. This act shall apply v I'll cAssi
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CalamltleS.

lN DRIVING TEAM OF oXkN at Betblshsm,
n. T., an old German named SwARIz was jam
med against tres and instantly killed.
In A sIN0I Town oF MAINE containing only
i5O Inhabitants, 32 people died last year Of COM
sumption.
An KPIDKAlC DIsEAsA HAS BROKEN OFT at
Avonet, Mas, and the public schools have bosn
closed in consequence. IL Is not measles, but
resembles IL.
HAVING FOR THE FIRST TIME In his life tasted
liquor, Rev. A. BAIsE became accidentally in
toxieatsd on New Years night, and in his NOR
dfcstion committed suicide by taking poison, st
Citoronslle. Ala.
SUduLAR Communication SKssEyKY
and HERBYF + .BARKKR, Esqs., two much respected
aud esteemed citizens of Winchester, Va. diod
at the Same hour on the night Of the 9th ult.
They were brothsrs-in law and very nearly one
age.
PnkR HAwTT, Esq formerly Mayor Of
Alexandria Va, but for some years pas. resi-
dent Of Washington, having entirely lost his
mind through an accumulation OF financial trou-
bss has been sent TO the insane asylum Of
the District.
lIA sHAITI, A FOOT DRAP WITH WAITE, a.
Albany, . brutish father, dead drunk, was
found, few days ago, lying on two chairs, and
huddlsd nearly insensibls from cold and hunger,
their wrstehsd clothing saturated with wafer.
Gov. Hicks OF MARYLAND, since the Hsr-
pers Ferry matter, has kept . patrol at Havre
de Grace, the frontier, to exact line Of $50 from
every free negro crsssing the limo. On Thurs
day, q negro preacher Of Philadolphis WAS sud-
denly called 10 Baltimore by tho death OF his
sister; after somo trouble he passed 10 bis desti
nation without being mulctsd.
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A New Ilakt,

CusvAiIss BussNS, i.te before hi, death,
directed Lublic attention to msgIe,um as Z
source Of light, supeiior TO gas, oil aud tsllow
candles. This me's rcsdily takes fire in the
flame OF common lamp; q wire only 0.01 7
OF an inch In diameter protucing as much light
Is "a sperm candles at tho rate os five to the
pound. To support this light for one minute, a
pisco 81 wire 80 inches long, weighing 1855
grains was rsquii Cd; 81 ouucss Of magnssu m,
therefore, Is required TO maintain light for ten
hours equal to "A stesrine candles, weighing 32o
out ces.
This light is said TO be unrivAlleA for photo
graphic purposes; with II, pictures may be
taken ss reat Dy by night as by day. The high
price Of magnesium, however, will for tho pro
sent preclude Its use for common purposes; but,
a. msgnesian forms,isns abound In the United
Statee, there can be no doubt that moro ecouo.
micsl Processes will be discov cred for tho rsduc-
ticn Of the metal from its ores. A few years
ago, aluminium wss "A dear AZ gold, but I'm
provements In chemical processes have rendered
1t comparatively chesp. Some ingenious Yankee
will constitute himself q public bsnefactor by
making his fortune from the invention VI
wintipg-tf arrangement OF the wire into the
ilsmes Of common lamp, which may be intro
deuc,d into every house at a cost Of few shil-
lings.
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lions. The expulsion or retention o, the sltaiieg,
The metallic oxide used, The amour, Of hes, empovs5
and tho ,nns,,iny r,o,o,. 49,. - 80. r.,s
.r,,or. ''"p'' '"' ''"'''
In some deoripsons Of GAS the defect Of color Ia
lees apparent than in others. In mirrors greenisb
hue, or dull heavy sppes-nce In the gls,-, canno,
fail Of impartlng 10 the obIecs reflected por,lon o
,s color And ,ns and in nronor,Ion 4, ,h. ,,.r, y
,he de,,c, do,.,,o,.,ro ,,s -, :, A.. -. -
80 ~, a. ~ m',n, .ue nn'r" /" 'ne sS'' fs'
Nnen Ahu 'ne Des'sas nave PAID great attention "
shs eiioun ssnce' and their proec sy bc said 70
involve . very great sdvance in tho sr, aud . very
perftc, a,,icls Of manufso,u,e
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he dsfsct % ON the tsryics Of the pstiov. msry-
| ~ f6 hts individual grstifc uion. u ~
| prSy Old EnoIxsw oxwrLrwAu.r re-
csnty stopping at hotel at Dovw. ross 49,
one morning lately TO take q bsfors brsakfacf
wax wa going s down s;.i,, he dropped bis purss
ehambern aid In the ac. Of taking II 70 de a
| &c. Pleased with her honesty, he took II.
purse. saying he would not forget her, and re-
turhsd TO his room presently he rang his bsif.
the pretty chsmbermsid answered Il, and hsr
honesty ws' rewarded with the offer Of his haul
and fortune. They were married four days
An,r.
Ar BosIE CovoSs, QtLy,) TnLIA vms-
tsn In tho Hungarian brigade, was taken pyis-
ons', but not until he had killed captain, .
second lieutenant, ''Tsmburo," and two solaisrs.
lie robbed Of eyGything, and left In he
tory, and ordered him to be brought Into his pfss-
eDce. "Hsd my soldiers bssn like you," Wa ,ks
remark Of ihs KirR, ~ should now have bcsn n
Naples" He then directed one Of his orderiies
to give him his cloak, had him clothed, supplisA
him with mousy, and tresied him like an ofiesr
during the whole period Of his confinement
INA RHoEHr WIT TO Pro Noso, by FRapu
ECA BRsxrR, the Pope snxiously asked II the
suthofess was C,tholic, and on being told no.
he replied that she m ust b, come one, that thsss
IL no completeness nor consequence out d Ne
Catholic Church. Miss BKhMsR says. The
Portraits q the Pope are in ssnsih Ike hia
out his ful, short, snd broad coun,snancs hss,
VIII. n teen more nearly, less expression Of kind
nsss ard considerably more o' self will and tam
per than tie portraits exhibit. Tbs glsncs Il
the b'ue eye is lively, but not profoand, and 10
del cient 10 Gaines ne Q Ths eompl. xiou and
phynYus generally indicsts tho b,st Of health, q
good 81 petite aud god cook.
1u~ roruLATIos oF PrHIs, CrurA. 1, about
OoO.t In 1870, he Ir,pDr,ion Of deaths
was u ~. not ilcluding children, who are
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Scientific Items.

GLAss.MAKrSd Psocsssxs. Tho quality and
value Of glass must nsOesuarily dspsnd upon IL CON-
position. The combination Of much brillianoy Of
fraction will ~ perfec, purity Of csor can be OBJ
ssined is'he objec, desired By soms Manufacturers,
purity Of color y sacrificed 10 btnisnOy Of rsfs0tioa
by o,herS tho reverse Is The case. The real obisos
osn only bs sssaiusd BY judcious selsction md sp
portionmsn,s Of he msAsrisls employed and shis
can only Be ths rssus of careful experiments, sad
,hs stady dths s9s0s q curious oAsmlos, sOoablaa
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st furisd and forgotten. s,u,h Cs-elins has only
" sepd Commis ioner Ksirr OF Field ofacer Quar-
rsBun 70 Jefferson City, ., receive the ae,isnce q
ter lieVe and loysl sublects
Why are the people Of Missouri required 10 do ,hi,
dsssard deed Ito sbandon our noble q MON without
one from In M defence L. 10 madness, or is IL sbeer
cowrdice, thAa s driving Legislature 10 ,hi. pre-
cipitsse ahooodi 4 from tie Union
=, Let the masses who love the Union come r,h In
rave tbeir ms chless county, nos only from Nc
LnooLN and his parry, who will temporarily " hold
she Pre- udeucy bus also frum these uuwJr,hy e.srs
q 'mpssd " destroy what they had d the oou ara
~ dsyead !
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Foreign Itans.

an average about 8. 000 suicides every year.
THK VOLUNTEER pxcIrxMERr HAS RlACus o
Caps Town LOO have been enrolled.
AT TIM LAST DIsrRinurIoN Of public charity
In Cork, Ireland, the town clerk says "hs got
sick, giving out blankets to dfunkards."
Two HOSPITALS CONSUMED 100 glasses Of wine,
and COZ glasses Of whiskey, at Cork, Ireland, for
the week ending December 9Th.
/ RAIs, GoAIs, CAMRIs, AND JACK AssEs,
having taken the place Of actors on the Paris
stage, the indignant successors Of Moliere and
Racine are petitioning the Emperor to intsrdict
the meRagerie msnis.
Tue MKAr EATEN IN PARIS In 1859 amounted
.I 70 t,sosrsmm.,. exclusive Of game Of
grammes more, which, altogether, Is equal t,
zoos, 2i2 pounds.
THs u. 3. sHiP DAooTAH, WHICH ARRIVED
at Cape Town In October, Ii reported a rolling
very badly, asd Is otherwise poorly adiptod FOR
whffe. ehe was to sail for tho East Indies
October 31st.
Mr.. NoBLK HAS RKCsIvAD q commission from
Government to execute the nstional monument
In memory cf the late Sir JoHS FRASKIIs, for
wi ich sic. 900 has b,sn granted by Parliament
The monument will be placed In Trafalgar
square.
IT rs SAID THAT the Hungsrisns In Paris are
openly Lrombiog the throte Of Hungary to
Prince NAroLsos, and that tho Hungarian
COMMITTEES ~ Pesth arc In communication with
81. Petersburg, and have offered tho crown Of
ST. SI1PHKN to Prince CoNsrAsIIsR.
TBK SALE or IN. I,ns.py ~ N, sn
tho owner Of the journal la prssss I, now goinr
on In Paris Among its curiositios Ia the prsysr,
book used by LOUIS XVI. In the Temple, contain
ing his autograph and a lock OF the hair OF
MARIE AsroisE1rx,
Nh. wH1woRru Ilr.LY ASSURED an Enp-
li.b NJ p that he could h,ild a sh,nin,n nr.an,Hi =.
against any guns-a ship perfectIy unsmssbbls
by fire. arms-wbich ship could be taken within
six miles Of fort, and thence pour into il molten
iron at dkcre,ion.
Tu. Op,uo,x n, Tup,x .,,,.. ,,., co,,,
ERcolx MAsTAI a n,phsv oS ths nr..sn, s % Pona
.,mv he. dTsrad h;s ,"is". ~ % aS. Ri,m -
TaIy' who has accepted them granting s him tho S
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Personal NOTICES.
MACHINERY, &C.
{ OICk'S ANTl-FRICTIoN MACHINE,
FOR PUNCHING, @, sMEARiNa,

ANO PRVssINl IRON, Ac.,
He MOST BPfICIENT, ECONOMICAL AND
LsBok SAVING MACHINES IN THs WORLD.
tired in rum ing them sod repairs needed fos
the largest mschines reluire la.s than one horse
Fer fot 5hssrins ana Punching Iron, 70 ens Inch In
.ickne>s, with no perceptAbe siort DOING the work
\ ne most snooth and perfect manner.
We rufer TO the largest and ,st successful establish
snts In the country 70 learn the yalus Of the various
.chires made under DICKS PATENT. such -
W Co.; Providence, r l.; ]. b. ". W. CoRs k.r-
Ana, BExBs a. Co. New York WIAsporrn RoLIsa
tIIIA Detrpit Mich; Co1LIss AXE FAoroBY, Collins
ile, o., and many others in New York. New Hasland
rsinia, llinios, Georgia, Ohio, DC, 30, many d
sou atar usns them for tvo thres years. say they
uld not be With ,ut them for three four times their
t and ethsp s,y that In comparison with my othot
achinss hnnwa 20 them, that they pay for their ooss
III oeasrs p-omptly atended so, and all informs.ion
STEVENS BROTHER h Co,
SOLE AGENTS, IN PEARL STRHHT,
astf2ll NBw YoRK.
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r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT.-THE VI

r yEHIGH METALLIC PAINT.-THE UN-
~ dssisned, asents for this invaluable paint are
-eparpd supply tho large elias. deae at the 10 west
iAnufacturers vtos. They warrant the artics 70 bs
s'os 70 .cy y 'os 10 th,: mar market ss,as Iu, 70 p
lccd and canvas u he. no eaual. Brick buildings
finted with coat Of this paint Will be kspt perfect
fry loS maoy about one thi I'd the pros q
.rhad-t worth ynstly nors fos ali such purpessA
1s6 ts2ie a12 Pearl etrest New York,
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TURD, YUkA yU1A At lee yULrOA
y Es1s. Ls1ias siys . ! saii, = tAsrs = -
= leekias q he tollevtaS ley rtesi
- "a "a ~ EET'Ta.z f:::::::: :::::::::::::;::
-: $ ~ =; SIS ": ;;;ii:::::1 : (
g. ...,. H"" 'Ossa. ::l,s. Y -: :. !. -
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+ ADIES YoU nAY sAvY oHB AALy
f;s: S:s:Zk E=;csse q. ySsssu p; :. = =: =:
:Es :; 8 ssS:::a::.: - = :. sA&%
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'yitW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
~ BTsvEHe BROTHER d CO.,

lsina engine and hand lAthes. power and band plan
y dris, gar cutting mAohinsA, bolt cutteA mortis
ht saw mills Of various kinds; grain mills In sreAt
sty All for sAls at ths very bovsst Drtces % salt
timaa. iss tf'slI
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Ths following Is q summary Of the Amsric an
yeeeels reported lost during each month OF the
past ear:
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FURA.
EURSEyURS-YUE0-
IS WW YQEx ~ ~ S2KAM.

n -. yoss r% Ess.isss.riss - Co.,, - S3ss
.:sa%a sss :css Sg e. = = shs 2, is ss. & .1 ~
49, ~: s:s .ss "a, a. sisa W.. = & e. 8. ri 's
MI: ~ - L. s.Ps 80 %ua q q. !. Z, ~: s,S |.sl -
SS q frnoS ss6s "a zssstsss YfseE Ssii -
kH& Nst1 MAJ Fss.sA as.A .AEs.A6-
~ essns GaSsin, Eissn asrs.. ns.k nsssa-,
nssok III, and 0fsy Siberian sssisa vistorina. n
kK. n, an2 fan oapsn, equally low.
AIR vsrislY q Ckidr@'s PanY Hyn
4 polIte and plaasnS salasvcman n attndAna.
~xSt .s ~ s..a'''Hf HSstso ia q -. 49,. |.
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frcm Ban CT ISHrpaR, fnm DrCktssoS, from the
commissioners Of emigration, ,nd now ne wishes
70 s.c.es from bis cCuntry.-Ro'H
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10 g ~ ~ lsl S55 o. IG3 GEO
The character of the above dis,s,cr wer, as
follow.
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John Fitzpatrick,
New 0rlean. Chicago,
Michigan Bostoa.

Misss Hesley, 1856 Water Street.
For New York, For John Griffin and u John
he got the letter.
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The Albany Atlas C A'yus sys Of the events q
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The capture Of Furt Pulaski accounts for the refu.
sal Of the Governor W permi, the military to g. -
Charleston. lie u gsAiDg up little secession on his
Own scoount Ia other words, he hss taken armed
possession Of fort Of the United Ststss contrary ~
sw, nu, virtual preciPisssing Georgia into con.
q ct with the genera government. HIS Excellency's
dsaigns apparent He tha, the sssss viii nos
go for secession, unless he 60 up earss be
with the general government before the needing Of
the vsnt ton, On the 1GIh IL looks very much %
II ,he Cover had taken the responsibility Of coerc
ing the vention into Isvo usios! thin bswa's
how he srauscends .hs power cInfsrred upoa him BY
tne sovon Ign people"
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-16
THE ROBINDLOW.

Sweet nyEpth of the woodland-whatever your
 name is-
 (And homey vernacular titles best suit us l. Our love for your exquisite perfume the same is, If Robirblow, Mayhower or trailing Arbutus. Some botanical fellows, pedantic and prosy,
 Baptised the fair stranger, in Greek, as ' low
 growing;" And gave such hiccupy name to the posy
 As nobody else would have thought of be-
 slowing. Away, then, with meaningless. tame Epigaa
 homer;
 And Mayfowcr, in English, conveys an idea
 Thatisn't endorsed by the carly spring roamer. The first bonny redbreast that lights at Nantas- ket, Our Robinblow's precious awaking announces Then ho for the sun bonnet, boomers and bas. ket,
 And off with ridiculous hoops and silk founces Coy beauties so lauded by bards who ne CT saw Pet theme for the blue-stockings second hand praises,
 Who never yet searched in the spongy mould
 But class you with dandelons, daays and daisies:
 Your loving admirers, in retcencc banded | Respect your home secrets and dainty shy l habits, And while other seekers return empty handed. I They hint that you multiply faster than rab | bits, | April, 1861. Couraut.