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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

NOM Ilr. I741-10IE I-T - N'0 I-TI ~.
Nj eny Your Pill admirably adapted to thoir pr
pos, Is an ateriant hut find tlcpr heneH effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They lave III my lrac-
rc proved moro eifst tal for the ut itous
a.H tu tliy REMEDY mention. ,ucnrry
rrJasr That We have AT lan-ih a ppr1atye weh
thy the eVAuIoueo OF the Profession aud the pie.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE,

TIME subscribers desiring to close up their bust.
j ness, request ali persons having unsettled
accounts with them To present the same Tor settle
ment kmmediasely. ,
80 BLACK 4 FOSTER,
Ess& Sept 18th, iwlt
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THE subscribers hereby give public notice to all con-
i cerned, that they have been duly appointed and
have taken upon themselves the trust Of Executors Of the
last will and testament Of
JABEZ SNOW, late Of Bucksport,
In the County Of Hancock mariner deceased by giving
bonds the law directs they therefore requests all per-
who indebted 10 the said deceaseds estate to
make immediate payment and those who have any de-
E2ands thereon, 10 exhibit the same for settlement
-" j.. H. SNOW,
WALTER G01DALE.
Bueksport Aug 8, lsti
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u IL D..

Erooklin-Sept. ith. Mr.. Colman Ilcrrich, aged
forty years.
North k.port-Sept. 7th. Hannah Nickcrson
widow If the late Capt. Joshua Nickerson, aged
e. years | months.
Bansor-Sept sth, Miss Ann Jane Holden, aged
Ct years
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schr Superior, Moete, New York.
i" Cashier. Moore. Cranberry Isles.
j." Lark, Of Peuobscot.

de.rateh from Eastp,rt, says the ship Alice
Ball has ja't arrived there in charge Of prize
crew. She was captured iii the bay By the nitcd
states rSycuuo cutter ArIso. The Aico Ball Is
from Liverpool. She has no register or other
papers, except a clearance from the Liverpool Of
fec. She carried a secession nag, which. when
$. entered the port, flying. with the stars
aud Stripes over Il. This Is tue third ship that
has been captured within a week by the !.ragU.-
The prizes are lying in Eas,pott haIbor.
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ATTENTION!

ATTENTION!
Il. II. Higgins formerly of this town, but who,
for the last eight years has been furnishing ships
frames in Penphscot County, would inform the in
habltants Of Hancock County that he has purchas.
ed the right to maHf nd sell
Wheeler P ter Drawers
in this County aud d immed attly to
canvass the County, ana put in Water Drawers,
and sell Town Rights He would also say that the
Drawer goes with an Oak Bucket, which fills and
empties at the bottom by valve. The whole fix
tare Is simple, plain, easy to operate practicable
summer winter, that child Of six years can
operate one /; and ii Is destined to superccde the
Chain or Log Pump entirely. The Drawer only
needs to be seen to operate to be appreciated and
admired.
Persons wanting water drawers direct an order
to Ellsworth y. Carmel, Me-, and they will be
attended to.
Price Eight Dollars, when put into the we'll in
running order.
3u3j T.. II. HIGGINS.
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North Troy, Vermont, Proprietors.

General Agents N. :. BURR & Co., 20 Ire
mont St, and Gee. c. Goodwin & Co., II and IL
Marshall st., Boston. 1y2S
For sale by C. G. PECK, Ellsworth, whole.
sale and Retail; Card 4 Bunker, Franklin; Il. II.
est, do and by dealers in medicine everywher.
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commissioners Notice
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS David ;. Merchant, April lG
w 1855, morteagcd to Judith Mills certain
premises therein described, situated in Deer Isle
in the County of Hancock, and on sept, 4th, lNuo,
said Judith assigned the same to Mary Oft, ami
the said Mary thereafterwards, on the same 18th Of
said September assigned same to Nathaniel T.
Talbot, who claims tolarccIose the same mortgage
by reason of condition broken, according to the
statute in such cases made and provided
NATHANIEL I. TALBOT.
Camden, Sept ID, lsGl. s33
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GROUP.

A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We Thought she could
not live five minutes, single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her a once, and she had
no attack of it since. | think family should
be without It. NJ. V. VARSEr,
Principal Missisquo Valley Academy.
North Troy, April Is, 1850
Il. b. MACON & co,
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BOOK BINDING.

81 We FROM Il TO Il PER CENT
The Subscriber will be in Ellsworth about the
5th inst, with
SAMPLES OF BINDING,
Plain and Gilt, &c the very best styles, and war
ranted eq ual to any in New England.
Samples and prices riHbe on eth,6ition at the
American Office.
Specimens especially for the Pictorial Work. Of
Shakespeare, Battles of Our Navy, &C., &c
Harpers, Cooley and and all Magazines will be
done up in good style and with dispatch.
Send all Books and Magazines to me personally y,
or to n. X. Sawyer, American Office.
VIM. L. STANWO0D.
Ellsworth, Sept. 4th, 1861. 50
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NOTICE MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given, that Jupiter Inlet and
Cape Florida Light Houses have been blown up by
the rebels GEO " Blu NJ.
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A xpw Discovery,

4 New Discovery.
HEllE Ascnridcs OF Pin Worms, the removal Of
which has ever baflcd the skill Of the most
eminent physicians, and universally considered by
them AZ beyond the reach Of medicine, are entire-
Iy expelled from the human System by the use Of
DR.. E. G.. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup,
y Cure Warranted in every case,
Relief afforded in twenty-four hours.
Thi, Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
ami harmless with the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS.-Intense itching. biting and dis
trcss in the lower part Of the rcctum and about the
seat, often mistaken for the Piles, disagreeable
sensation in the epigastric region or lower part Of
the b. wells restlessness, wakciulness starting and
screaming in the sleep, faintins, and not anire-
qucntly spasms of fits.
CArrIoS-The genuine has the name, " Dir. e.
q. Goulds Pin Worm syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait, and fac smile Of his signature
on the wrapper.
Address GEO. C. GOODWIN & Co., / aud II Mar
shall St, BosroN, Mass, General Agents for New
England
Sold by druggists generally lyl4
At cour, Of Probate holden Ellsworth, within and for
the County of Hancock, on the first wednesday OF
August, A. D. 1861.
JONATHAN FOGG Executor Of the will Of Jeremiah
y lreworgy, late of Dedhan, in said county, deceased
having presented his FIRST account OF administration upon
said deceaseds estate Hr probate;
Orderfd-rhat the said Executor give notice to all per-
sons Interested causing copy uf this order to be pub
lshed weeks successfully III the Ellsworth American
printed Ellsworth, that they may appear at PROBATE
Court he held ucA sport in said county, on the thru
Wednesday September oelock in the iorcaoon
show CAUSE if any they have, why the same should
NV PARKER TUCK, Judge,
80 "A. BARTLETT, Register.
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having in my employ one of the upy best h2rse
shoos IN the country | feel safe in saying that
horses will be shod as we'll as at any other shop
in town, and as cheap. Perfect satisfaction given
or No PAY.
Also haying all tho cynyenienc x rpauirel for
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Coal. Coal!

y1NIIE subscriber keeps constantly ON hand all
kinds ofCoaI for stoves aud Furnaces, and
the Cumberland Coal for BLACK smiths.
Ellsworth sept. % b. q. EATON.
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Ellsworth, June 9th, 1SGl
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train and Immediately handed over to Dep
ne Marshall Head, of this city, who took
] him to Fort Latayette.-I Portland Courier,
A LEwIsroNlAN KILLED IL MIssoURI.-Ste,
y phen &. Cutler, the Conductor who was Ill
!. Ia in the railroad disaster near Hudson, Mis-
scuri, was q .ormer resident of Lewiston,
and brother-in-law Of Capt. l.. {. Peck OF
this place. His remains are expected to
sveach here for burial some time this week
BE and his family were in Lewiston a fort
light since, visiting friends here. Frank
Clark, the engineer of the train, who was
falso killed. was native of Portland. The
accident was caused by the burning OF a
"a .a..py the secessiopists. --Le,elsfon Jour
Rs y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-26
From the Ksna.hs Valley star, 1sth.l
PUBLIC MEETING IN KANAWHA COUNTY

Monday excitement, unusual even III these sensation
times pervadei she people Of Ksnawha, who assembled
at Charleston. The last papers om Cincinnati contain
ed the gratifying that somrlime this week this VAL
lev would be invaded by six thousand hired
cutthroats. How did Ksaawba county receive this in
tellgence What did she do towards preparing for the
welcoming Of these friends OF the Sars ard Stripe p
The County CoGr. in the morning appropriated $1,000
in defence OF the sacred soil OF !he old Commonwealth;
many large private contributions hsye been made to the
.imo fund I may no. be proper to mention how many
Of citizens have volunteered. In the afternoon
public meeting oil the people called i'll the Court
House.
Mr. James II. Brown, the Union delegate to the legis
ature sddressed the assembly explaining his position
tina. his past Views were well known that he had been
.mphaticay a Union man; that ne acknowledged
himself submissons. before the awful ms ssty of the
people OF Virginia that be opposed to any division
of the old State that he condemned and reprobated the
assembling Of the Wheeling Convention q, this time
that if their counsels ls.ened to double would
rage throughout Western Virginia that he hoped every
man in Kanawha ready 10 die for the honor and
safety Of his home that WHEN the hour Of trial he
hmse would be found in the ranks dsputing every inch
Of ground with the ruthless invader. DE-. Patrick be-
ing then called Tor declared that il was the duty Of
every in Kanawha to resist to his utermost the in
vSson Of the soil Of Virginia After which the following
resolutions proposed by DIR. j. Madison Ladley.
aud unanimously adopted BY the meeting:
1st. Resolved, That the county of Kanswha gave
large majority in the recent election against the 0rd
nance adopted by the Convention OF Virginia separating
the State from the late Uaited States il ia due to the
peope of the county TO publish to the world that the po
son they occupy, and which is that recognizing
the great principle which pervades the Declaration oil
Independence, framed by the immortal Jefferson and
which s the basi7 of Republican government we cheer
fully submit to the viii of the majority pronounced with
unparalleled unanimy by the Safe ct large ratyina
| that Ordinance.
We further proclaim to the world, tina. although We
differed in opinion upon the adoption of that Ordinance
we are now united, to man, aud firmly resolved 'c
stand By Virgnis and entire and defend her sol
against all invasion Of United States troops whatever
may be the pretext with which such invasion may b
| made.
%. Resolved, That the Richmond, Charleston, Poin
Pleasant and Cincinnati papers be requested to copy th
aboSe. JOHN D. LEWIS, Chm.
W. A. MCNULLES, Sec'y.
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-. 1InncH niCenllY.

crisis pe5ul.l-y cr--, IS impending over te
ysukee Government VAL street. hss 5e,oas le59.loas
aid refuses to shell og- The Government reduced to
sri sand U is said proposes 90 ss Two or taree hun
lrsd millions dollars OF treasury notes. But t.s is en-
experiment and very dangerous oao. Such Az amount
i,bOu any fair prospeo Of redemption, would sgtec;
tie whole TO discred.t.
Wthoa, money, the whole Yankee machine would
collapse in tie shortest ,ne possible. Army, navy job
srs s1d contractors an would 70 dead bal; aud
be Involved 10 one universal ruin Money makes the
mare 60 in Yarksc3on. We shall see no soders there
without pay aud ;Atons. Or If there be- they viii De lie
fellows pokea Of b. he 1r.4lS, ready 20 establish
military desPodsn snd 10 help themselves the bankers
and jewellers stores Things tending rapidly in that
direction; and II Mr. Chase does not provide ample funds
70 pay bis srmed marauder The catastrophe VIII be pre-
cpitated
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Movements Of arOops-ta3A'ca t t4oiii INV N'''''
Three companies OF NA,ehez Howtzsrs left the city
Yesterday by he early a:a for he entrercbed camp on
,ae to1 OF the Blue Ridge. They nave o'ne red can-
non. which added 10 thee already at the camp make
lie total Of 25 Our correspondent. gives tie precise
pos toa Of eaeE.
Two r,g.usu-s arrived yel.erd'y from Geoygi', one
infantry and oae rd s-Isoo uea, and cam ed at 8gc-
b.pals Springs. They go tomorrow to camp steuoeo,
ready 10 meet the cueuy-.hough they are only armed
with Ola flat musAels.
The U.s. regiment of Louisiana Infantry were yss'er-
d.v dispatched ia great haste to Weldon to meet the en-
.my. This company is very handsomely equipped and
viii perform Ease ra,e service.
Tl,-,asl go u5i4i3 shipped Yesterday for War
wick aud l5,lbst- p~. 81 go-i'ion-oi which our cor
r.,pou,.eut gives ~ e,sot s,,oa@,.
For detailed account o. ,As number OF Gus troop
and Of our gus at Norfolk AID Great Bethel aud Ma
na,ss Gap and Of c position Of each and ALL see oaT
vs-y ia.sr,-...... -5-f, sooldeuoe.
0ite movements Of b-a --smy, We have no in'ell
geuee.
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

Lincoln has sent 10000 improved mufkets to Gov.
Curtin of Pennsylvania, and 4 900 TO Gov. Kirkwool.
Kentucky papo.s fay that air. Breckenridge will not
attend the extra session OF Congress called by Lincoln.
Hon T. 7 Dsy,ne, of San Antonio, has been appoint
ed Judge OF the Confederate State Court of Western
Texas
The Cincinnati Icqurer states that the loss sustained
hy the pork packers In that city to tho present time
vi not fall far short Of 100000.
Gen. Harvey accompanied by his staff and family,
arrived in Philadelphia the l4.h inst, where he has
establh he'd his headquarters.
Lieutenant Slemmer has been promoted, aud is now 4
me7r The Federal army. Lacon rather falcies scurvy
fellows.
Hanger Msrchaut has given theatrical entertain
men OF Charleston Tor the purpose OF contributing to
the Jackson fund
Francis Z B.ownyiile Cthe member Of Ellsworth's
Zculve Regiment who killed James Jackson in Alexan-
ds) has been appointed second leutenancy in the
reglsr army.
Joseph ". Tucker editor of the State Journal of ST.
Louis Capt o. W. Barrett, and Beuuerhasset arrested
o- treason have been admitted ball. each in the sum
Of ten thousand dollars.
SLAYER, the Nightingale, was brought into New
York Saturday the 15;h instant, having been cap
;ur.d with nine hundred aud City slaves board off
the coas: Of Africa by the frgate Saratoga.
Some forty ueu have deserted from the New York
9th regiment row stationed at R:ckcrs Island, near
that city. The Express says mutinous spirit prevails
ia the whole regiment.
The Federal soldiers at Cross Keys, Nd got into
sta OF nsubordna.ion last Saturday and the guards
deed upon them, killing one and wounding another.
Two more were to have been contaminated.
The Baltimore Clipper declares that number of seal
ed cars passed through that city from Washington few
DAYS sace, which were filed with the Government
chiges removed 10 Philadelphia by order of the Admin
istration.
"A d. Ogden, foEmilly Of Washington City, was shot
Is msE, p an stray a. one of the polls
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IApHs eao1Tr~e -Cspt.,~ Tsv9i having great cue.
teaching Ladies TO shoot. neal Vicksburg few days
,el lo so. his c.=s QUITO shoe. witl the following
-csrlt a reported IN sac Vck-.grg Sun.
Tie target vas placed ten pace distant Mrs. W. II.
Sewers raag the bell four times out OF five shots, with
rest and eht times out OF fifteen oii-bsnd MRS Garvin
f3pe times With last out o. ave aud four times of
fifteen d haad. Mrs.. Gen. T c. Mc&actn tscs OF Of
hve ines with rest. and SIX times out Of ftsen Of
hand Yrs A. j. Arthur twice Out Of i've times With
res and seven times 0Bhaud ont Of Afteen.
Csp Travis says thatit equals any shooting be ever
say lev suv oass We are il 10 danger when every
of our noble ladies il here ard the weapons OF
Mas upon their enemies So escualy they piay the
bstter OF their charms upon their friends Who would
NOT bstile for them
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ia rr,.. ignorance which che Yankees bc.ray &c
o,irr the south is one Of tas straages- things OF tue
aga When they talked about starving US, We thought
81 ,ss fsf. bJ, circumstances have come 20 cus knows
o. which Prove they were 10 real earnest. Tue con-
,, among them was universe. alj teep-seated, that
rs were not enough provisions IL tue South 10 iced
,r armies tor ,iztv DAYS, ard hev continue TO resoi
ff. ti. or that Division is the point Of Starvation
r, s,b an IMPRESSION could ever have got toot-holt,
ro.g rsopie ero7erba for their cuteCess, can only
t s,Dl.iped on tho ground that cunning Snd wisdom
are very different thiagssud cha, people bred IA haes
a. cheating are .o 20 be uear=iga.5d and i0caEatle Ct
taking on enlarged view Of human ail-ss I wou-is
ast 4. ey had opened their ewes all they must have
..r bat the Southern States are the most productive
REGIONS e the world. and that by cursi.as theT crogs
NJ ,.t5p and tobacco they can 10 single season pro-
ure enough bresjst4a sud meat 20 feed them Tor ma'y
wears. That. Independent. OF The fertility OF the SOL
o0a- 10 the wide range OF climate they lave some crop
a vegetables OF fruits cereals maturing At every p
oJ OF the YEAR Bat the Yankees could not see o. coz
.zye o. suy thing OF this sort To suited their Interest
90 believe chat the South Destitute 81 means OF sub
-s,s.,e and they bad only 90 00csty sa- embargo ~-
id, eoerce .s into speedy starvation and submission a"
.r paper. proclaimed Che joyful news, in which taeig-
aora-t 1as ses pm, more i4,h than they do in th.ir
bibles
The blockade and embargo have been ju force some
Two months suI all the effect aa. been 90 augment te
.ssls of living Irccboat tby south snd @, ensure sa
.5andsrc, for ls atar, Unprecedented ia our history
Atus NORTH l.yeysr ven different result is o57er'-
3D. Bankruptcy aal suffering are everywhere oa ths il-
,rslss and SOM, of le,srv rspsrs, which Pssis, 'be
.. Of tbe South. are Hos tca.eejlr that de A9gtL a
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nerrnlntlna of Eentuetr.

LDcolas C5ie,tor at Louisville has given notics that
o. AID after ths 24h as., "a permit from him vii be
neeasnry before say hing be shipped on tie Louis
Vie sad Nashville Rrlroli. Il Is not pre'e11ed that
there q any Law for ths proceeding l. IS desigaed TO
tsy the temper Of toe Ksntackaus'o sec farther as
grrs.,ns my b. attempted With safety Il this outrage
qasty submitted 10. the Inference vii be thai the
brave rass Of men Who once lived in Een.ncky are ex
tlaes and cootenp,bls Y4lk0s may dspors himself As
be Ilsase-
yAs Louisville cosris advises the people along the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-26
A FINE CORPS.
: Lvuebburr Rspublican Of Yesterday says:

The Lyuehburc Republican Of yesterday says;
'sThe finest aud best equipped company Of cavalry
which We have sVer seen reached this city yesterday
from Natchez, Miss. They number eighty-three able
bodied nen, undsr conmsnd Of Capt Martin, all mount
Cd on splendid horses and armed and equipped in re
most complete mauuer-eech man being erme
couple OF navy ehooiess, eir0ine, hcrsemaa'
IN fact thing which goes 70 make ~
Of Dragons. Their horses. which are
ity. were transported over the raiife
and from the time they ieit Match
Lynchbnrg, the entrs expeae
company. Itis said TIA, fsc
six millions Of property. and
Of the very best men
camp near this cly,
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sLrl,- lsnrdcIpI,,. ro,,l;zera.

The following sell deserved compliment, to Major Pan
a1i5h and his Battalion o. Iovizers forms par. o. tie
cac,i repor, Of Col. Hill 70 the 6o.e.nos of North
Ca-olls, after tie ha;,e Of Bethel in which they played
80 bal.lu. pss,.
al cannot close this too ellbotsts report without
rssu- 30 Tie lighes; terms ct admiration Of toe How
izsr Battalion and us mos accomplished comu5ud,r
Na.os Randolph. Te has superior lriiierst IN
OIL, country, a5d BIZ displayed the u.mos. skill and
cUale,s. The i5i h.s.,ser, under Lieut. Hudua beia
ueares. my wolbs came under uy -agCi4 notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-26
Arpsiet.eenls by the E.re.Ldent.

We understand, shat President Davis has conferred a
Commission Of Nsj5r General on Bishop Polk Of the
D.ccsss Of Louisiana. Bishop Po.k is graduate Of
We. P0il,. aud contemporary OF Gen. Lee, John
s.,u and other eminent military characters in command
OF oes armies.
We hear ha. President psvis has also bestowed Com
u sioa OF Brigade, General on Col Nasrudera well
u.red trlue 20 tbe -st yicto- in the great cause.
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LINES

u
7 81 attending ice Dress Parade OF ne q" nc
7 ths South Carolina Volunteers, on The 2ot'
FL MAS. D x. vHrrlEER, eT s'rTu oAsollst.
Bold Cardinals hero race
IN martlairauks lse,
And read. II evsrT sierra Pfcud fsce'
Dark death or victory.
II.
By ardent rays Is bronEed each brow,
Once fair as Iceland snow
But heat nor cold the viii shall bow
CT The high heart beloT.
Ill.
They battle In = sacred cause,
which nations must revere
FOR home end freedom, rights aud laws,
And al that man holds dear.
~
rec the CLEARING Il their steel.
Ibcar the deep drum Iol,
And Ia my Utmost heart feel
The 10y that stirs each soul
When, rushing or styrantfoe,
lie bares his ghtscui err,
Aud lava the vie invader low,
Borne by mighty CHARM
VI.
That ch,rm the powe- which God has given
To Justice I'D The right,
Which Ike The ewfu bolt OF teayen,
ghau speed him through the fight.
VII.
Ken though he fan, Lis name thAI I've,
ReDo~-u will Use from death,
Pcsterity viii grateful awe
Fame with us laurel wreath.
VII
And, in the realms Of cloudltss day,
Hope vh.spers-hs ihan dwell
with those 70 whom the hISC shall say,
aye cid our duty vel"
y.
All hail my onuntTymen-al lSl
From mountain grove and y ain,
Tbs fist TO rise, the last 10 fail
Haste read the oppressors chain
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Vegetables fs- the Troops.

We voald earnestly caH The attention Of farmers to
the Importance of supplying our soldiers With vegetables
Change aod variety Of diet sre essential 10 health and
an our farmers within reach Of camp could easily fur
nsh large Quantities and thes contributions would be
mos. grateful TO ne brave men who defending our
country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-26

ins no, 10 tear cp no ros1 thAt Soei en'y Hya's
themselves and ply lrio the hands Of the vr'n' Tue
ONLY worthy mol Of dealing with the matter would DC
10 drive on. the toes o. the Yankee desposm from the
49,. ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-26

tbs CaoPs-Neyer within the period OF ouT Tecel!ec-
to- have the crop Of East Tennessee, Of all kinda look
cd more promising than they do at present. The Wheat
crop lst about ready tor the rcHpers promises more
abundant Weld and hncr sr,i, o: grain, than has been
realized .os years past The Oats s every here very
nc Corn locks very vel aud is putting forth to great
advantage. saccA the season continue favorable, We
are threatened with abundlnce of everything
Mile ITu8l WHO.