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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, AUGUST ~, 1861
State Politics.

|
In view Of the State Convention to be held her,
this week we desire to say word to patriots il
the State
l. The Convention called by tho Republican
State Committee was broad enough in its terms
to include every patriot in tho State. Demo
Gratis generally approved of the resolution
adopted by the Convention when assembled
deeming it, as it unquestionably was, an ind
cation Of the desire of the Convention to lay
aside for the present party platforms, for the
sake of presenting united front against the
enemies Of the Country When the nomina
ton was announced, however, disatfectlon was
at once manifest. One portion Of tie disanect-
cd were offended because Mr.. IIolbroak was
upon the ticket, another portion disliked Mr.
Underwood. We have not yet heard any per-
son seriously claim, however, that any unfair
means were resorted to to reach the result. The
entire action of the Convention was open and
above board, and was unquestionably not only
more generally satisfactory to the Convention
but to the State at large, than any different
nomination could have been.
2 Those disaffected with the result of the
first Convention had an opportunity of trying
the question again at the Convention called by
| the Democratic State Committee as that call
was broad enough to comprehend men of all
shades Of political faith That Convention as
sembled, however, and a result was reached
But this result was still unsatisfactory to
class, who certainly began to exhibit an easy
aptitude for fault finding.
g. Those dlsafected persons have now called
q third State Convention in terms which are
substantially tho same as those of the first two
And what is their object? Plainly to distract
and divide the State in the coming election
We say this because we regard the callers of
the Convention as men who can SEQ what is
apparent to everybody else, ami that is, that
the Convention first held here nominated the
ticket that is to be elected bya large majority
this fall; and the only purpose of putting an
opposition nomination in the field is to dlaw
away, in certain sections Of the State few
votes from one or another of the candidates al
ready nominated. Is this patriotic, especially
alter these politicians have already had two OPP
portunities Of bringing about the same result
they now seek? We may be dull of apprc-
hension, but it certainly seems to US much more
like provoking divisions and dssensons, than
harmony and union in support of the Govern
ment
Entertaining these views, we advise all men
who place Country above party, who value un-
ion more than division, who think the good of
the whole superior to the ambition of a few
disappointed men, or the schemes of designing
politicians, to keep quietly about their usual
business next Wednesday. and not be beguied
into the net of these disconnected spirits
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The Government is now believed 10 be appre-
-, sive OF an attack from the Rebels at some
point on the Potomac for the purpose Of cross
inc into Maryland to strengthen secession there,
and if pos,. BILE cause an Instruction. The re.
cent order fro.u the War Department. printed
elsewhere ia tho i,ht to have been made looking
to such y coutinsens y.
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arrest and detention until discharged by compe
tent authority, and contraband articles will be
seized Officers and soldiers of the army will
obtain passes as heretofore ordered. All COM
plants of improper seizures or searches made
or purporting to be made nnder military au
thority will be received by the proper brigade
commanders, or the Provost Marshal who will
at once investigate the same and in each in
stance make report to Headquarters
Ky command of Maj. Gen. MCCLELLAN.
5. WILLIAMS, Asst Adj't General.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY

81. N. HALL, Nv ''"'o1''
|sEks \ p n8XTGoMERY' Judges.
IA. l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
GEO. W. CAHOON, States Attorney.
EMERSON HAIL, Sheriff.
GHAS. SHIPMAN, Bailiff.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HON. HENRY LOWELL, Senator.
|s snNAtH GAr + y EST County Judges.
ar. S. PAGE, ESQ, Judge of Probate.
DAVID RANDALL, Sheriff.
EJOHN l. GLEED, States Attorney.
IA. r. BAILEY, High Bailiff.
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Davis is said to have issued proclama-
ering all persons in the seeded States
not recognize the G. S. \ to depart
Ebrty days, or they will be treated as
|E1 les.
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ING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
It'll PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
I'm GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT TEA II
It'll MANLY HEARTS.
| Amman
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ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY.
| |Hay44 .. 4F2Gk' Senators.
u. HINCKLEY, Judrcs
II. l. TRACY, 'uue''
|R. FARNHAM, Jr. States Attorney
Nv. T. GEORGE, Sheriff
N NJ. AVERY, High BailiE.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
IP. G. JONES, Randolph District.
ALEXANDER Fl. GILMORE, Bradford Distric
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3. TAYLOR, the missing Ffer from Captain
Randalls company after the battle of Bull run,
has written letter to his wife in this village.
lie is a prisoner Of WAY ct Richmond.
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reported via Fortress Monroe that our
kho are prisoners at Richmond, have
Up and signed petitions praying that
ethod may be devised for an exchange
\ s name is said to head one Of these re-
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hER SOLDIER DEAD.--Thc Fee Press
|es the death Saturday morning. of pri-
b. of the Swanton Company, who was
BIT Brattleboro.
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County Nominations.

WASHING TON COUNTY.
,PAT ". B HILilNaaAn, For Senator's.
Is s9S F. 6 e1 ka1ToS, Judges.
Timothy r. MERRILL, Judge of Probate.
III. W. HEATON, State Attorney.
IL II ORCU1T, Sheriff.
'EBEN. W. C0RSS, High Balitf
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Well,executed counterfeit Elves on the Judsor
Bank at Ogdensburgh, N. Y, are in circulation
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Very Latest by Telegraph !
4 O'CLOCK i. M.
Arrest Ofa French Secessioncr
Attack on Washington Apprehended.
100000 Rebels reported approach
ing 1t.
Ehe Rebels in Missouri Fortify-
ing.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
GEN. WOOL IN COMMAND.
LOSS OF THE MISSOURIFIRST
MILITARY ACTIVITY IN NEW YORK

New YORK, August 10.
The Collector at Newport, r. l.. writes to
Secretary Welles for instructions touching the
disposal of Frenchman arrested on board 0
a vessel from Wilmington which put in there in
distress. The Frenchman had an order on
Brown & Shpley for $40 900 worth of clothing,
blankets. &c.
VIM. H. Wallace, of Washington Territory
has been appointed Governor, and Leander S.
Turner, Secretary of that Territory.
The city is full of secession rumors to the ef
feet that the Rebels with force of $50 600 to
200 600 are rapidly approaching Washington.
NJ litary officials doubt the rumors.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 10.
The marlborough (Mo.) Democrat saws
that Horn Island, in Pascagoula Bay, is being
fortified, that batteries are being erected on
Cat Island, and that blockading vessel is off
'lrd Island. The Memphis papers say the
prize boat, Equality, has been delivered to the
military authorities of New Madrid also that
the steamer Cheney has been captured A
committee of the citizens of Harrison Comfy
i'"'S ho'AA0N Vuo oWucTS VI Inc COVlD0tOn e.
Lexington Railroad that if they continue tho
transportation OF merchandise, the road wonld
be destroyed. The owners promised obedience
and retuned cannon, and l3 car loads Of small
arms to Covington.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 10.
Gen. Wool assumed command to-day. Lieut.
G. G. Church is acting Adjutant General. The
volunteers receiving their new uniforms and
their condition is improving In every respect
ST.. LOUIS, August IS.
The lst Missuori Regiment went into the
action at Springfield with 100 men ana lost y
killed. 2lS wounded, and II missing. The lst
Iowa regiment has arrived here from Rolla and
will be paid off. A large number will enlist
New YORK, August 10.
There are now IS Regiments forming in this
city. Several are full and the rest average from
200 to $50 each. Complete regiments will
doubtless now be formed us rapidly as possible.
PHILADELPHIA, August 70.
There are 81 skeleton Regime nts here, COM
posed on the average of three companies each.
They will doubtless be merged, and Phila-
delpha be able soon to send an army of 5000
or 10000 to Washington.
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Capt. Hager of the Eighth Infantry has been
allowed to accept the Colonelcy of a volunteer
regiment by the Secretary of War. He has been
in the army only six years, and was breveted
the month he entered it. He is Vermonter,
graduate of West Point, and very fortunate in
receiving promotion Ibid.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. Henry A. Smalley, of the
9Th Artillery, eldest son Of Judge Smaley, and
now acting as aid de camp to General Dix at
Baltimore has been offered by Gov. Fairbanks
the Colonelcy Of the 5th Vermont Regiment He
is highly recommended for the position by Gen.
Scott.-BurHngton Times
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LIZ EPUB LICAN NOMINATION

For G0rern0r,
r. EDERICK HOLBROOK,
OF BRATTLEBORO.
For Lieut. Governor.
LEVI UNDERWOOD,
OF BURLINGTON.
For Treasurer,
JOHN B. PAGE,
OF RUTLAND.
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Advertisements published In both the
Daily and the Weekly JouRHAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with ore half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, viii be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societire
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows Masonic Orders benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines 26
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice
attached, 81 (; without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Pienics and Excur-
siOns, gotten up by individuals or sssocla-
ions, or by churches, at regular. prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the bead of Special Notices, If FEN lines or
over will he charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 SO for
each name in the Daily, and 50 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, IN all eases,
paid in advance,
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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NUMBER 2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Gard to tne Public.

Tue 1ututitt ~ bt'diis Il mruIai mfse r, rising
W ~ RE- itrt - smnl c'smpla ut-. l. iuea icuHteS
and T. + 'hrrefu of Tire utmost inpo fse IN q
sfrt~t attention the lsast add -i trfHfna idffv
ryrisI,,, n c,s fbs mini m W0FFtTrss W.
ETABLE LTrE MEDICINES, 70 evprv instance
whSrp they bavs been thornIghiJ used, d ,vs Titt-
UMPHED OVER DISEASE Ia almosi III liza H.
vsr-ihed forms. The saluta'y sde-ts Of the 40
hiedi in g have, IN fac, been uulversaIi e1r-
riruced, that they tse bee me falls e4iHblish8 aa
She easy, rfe ava perfeCt mode OF Treat xs4t
svsr OF red to the public.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scrofula. or Kings Evil.


IS eo!Etitulouti d setse. eorrp o. st the blood
ioo-. R''pR IA the rir ia ion, it petvsdez b .
whol BODY. an NAV bars oGi 10 dI+-rs.i Il A. '
par nf It. No org is free from It's attack u"on
Is hsIe one v tCh il NAV not ie truy. Tie -cr, {.
lcus ain Ia caused bv IA di@e ie. Insr living
di ordered o. uhh iltbg to d, i1ipl~s' al" to ard
hthg habits, th~ deFr -Es!Hg vc and bpve AL
by be v5BereAl Inf Ct1oH WhHtevat b = o-t1 IN,
1t Is hereditary in Constitution. s~.ndinR
- from par HTS TO chiidrs. unto the thru d
tOurth eenersfou;' Indeed It SEEMS ne h rod
o. 4 N who says will wish the iniQuitiea f the
fathers urnn their chidhen. -
I's Ell 6 cs'Glu1ei Q by deposition 'ram tho
blood 0f corrupt or II utttier which IN the
tlngs, liver, and zternal Grga9s is termed iub p
ele-; ic the gauds, swell Eg and. on he
@urtHoe, ernptons korse. T is foul corrup..
toos which ge1de-s in fhe bo1d dspre=ses the eii-
er les "f Ii 9, that scrufr ou- titifuns not
oniy 81 fer ON sc oful us complain 8. b { they
hav~ Tar less power wi hAtHud the attic o.
other dt-eas's; consequently vas uHm'er- perish
y disorders which. although not scrofu'oEis IL
their nature, are sfiil rendere E4tI by tiz faint
IN the system. Most Of tn consumption which
oeciInates tn human family has its orig directly
In this -crofulous contain nation and many des-
tructive diseases of the liver, kidneys brain, and
indeed OF all the organs, arise from aggrtva
ted by the same cause.
One quarter Of MI our people are screfuious :;
their persona are invaded by tf Iark ing inf,c Ion
and their health is un, ermined by Il. To cleanse
IL from the system we u lst reuovate the bio bV
an Alternative medicire, and lnvgoratai By healthy
food aud exercise. suca medicine We supply
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MISCELLANEOUS

New T tailoring EstabIlshm't
Ia slb.erib-r r-b IN rus Il .fieu ami tn-
putiIia IN gree Al, h b. h s1Ir-u 4 rev aiiog
shop over BtjckieJ's P4-e,f z, end BESeTy,
IT s: srrref, Msin whs he p-rfarpd e C-tt
md m Ike Hp, all garments iOF elens' Wea', with
nta ue5s ant despa ch.
\ = Particular attention p ID Ga OBttiugi also
20 cut'iI and milking up Bays Ol III Rgs
Repairing dnns on reasonable ternts
Ep5 ~ FHARFs
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we We HOTEL.
THE AMERICAN HOuSE


Wilt BE 0gENED AUGUST Let, 1881
The undeTssgpsd having lease the above H0Est
for OF r arss and baving had the game rtsd
up with great esrs and exieRs. would respectfully
announce 80 tbs citizens OF Evansville and vtciui
ey, and she travelling public gen"rall that said
Hou5A Is now In most excel ert condition In ev-
cry respect and IN every department.,
It l. our intenton IN keep said house "a FIRST
class Hotel, and In such manner IS will give gen
sral satisfaction to ell WHO may favor as with their
patronage 1u f:ct, sucE house as Evansville has
for many years stood greatly In need Of, and
respectfully solicit the pstro mage Of ell in
tA6tng-
The American House is situated on the bank OF
the river, ae the corDeE af Water and s. camOre
Streets, Opposite and convenient to the Steamboat
Landing The guests OF che house are favored with
Ohio. and also with continual cool and refreshing
breeze from IL river during the summer months
These considsra ions repder it by far the mo st
pleasant aud desirable location for Hotel in the
city.
4 street watch viii be kept day and night for
passeng n arriving or departing by boats, and an
ON nibus will run TO and from the American 70 all
passenger trains en- the e. & G. K. Z,
Our rooms will at all times be kept clean and in
exoellent order, and furnished with good and clean
beds.
Jar table will at all times be furnished " til the
bes the ma kst affords, and plenty of It, and we
shall every exeFtEon in power to render the
AMERICAN HOUSE, a hoEne 70 all who may favor
! Us with . call.
/ We hope, by strict attention to business and r.
the wants Of the public, 50 t'taiu Isrge portion
| Gf the public patronage, pf which shall eDdea-
4 vor 20 reudar ourselves worthy.
J W. a. BGICsIURT, fOrmSsky Of City Hotel.
| J. J. PTELGEURY, formerly OF steamer MsS0oSs
csD. sufy66-n
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a H q 51a
Compound Extract of SarSaD4rilla

the m ct e5eciSa.s reul+dy wbich tho medical skill
OF our times can deTi for this everywhere pre-
vailing an fatal malady. Il IS combined from he
most active remediais that have been discovered
for the expurga ion OF this { ~ disorder from the
bAood, am he rescus OF he system from its des-
truStiVe consequences. Il nee II -honld be employ
et for the of only Scrrfula, but also thoe
other al eti .nea whic n sriss fIt "A such as Up
We and SETN DISEASES. ST. ATTHoST's FiRE,
Ross, or ERYsIP sI-As, PIaPLss Pr TCLgs, BL TrR
q. III NINs, aud BOsLRs, TUsoRs. TErTE and SAN
hHE n. ~CALD HE,p, RIS- oRs hHEUM TIsz
rTPIfIL aTTe and MEECURIAL DISEASES, DRoPsY, D..
BlL II and. indaed, ALL CoIRLAr Jra AaI11Ra raos
VirIAtFD oR iHPugE BLOoD The popular bsiiei
tn tnSsrtsg Of GSs bEocd Is founded Ia truth, for
Scrofula q a degeH ration of the blaod. The par
ticuaT purpose and virtue Il his slrs4psris L to
purify ard generate this p, tai fu 4, with 1ut
which sound health Is Impossible Ia contaminated
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"A " "a III - -
sA G G Z gU ~ E

FOB TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent EevSr, or Fever and Asse, Re
nsittesIt Fever Chi1 FeusT, Dumb .4gt.s, Ps
F9odscGI Headache, or Bilious Hs1dachs' ana
Bilious Fevcrs indeed for the whole class of
diseoses originating in 6iJsary arrangement
caused BY the HakaTia 9f AfiGsm1tie Cou7s-
Gries.
We aTe enabled here 10 offer The community
remedy which, while It cure. he SboVs comp aints
with certainty, Is st Il perfect hsrml4 So in any
quantity. Such remedy l. invaluable in district.
where these afhbctiug di~orders prevail Ttfs
CCRE expels the mizsmStic poison Of FEvER
AND AGCE from the system, aud prevents the de-
velopmsnts OF the disease, if taken 'ha frat ap-
ProHch OF its premouiory symptoms. II is OF ou-
ly the best remedy yet discovered for this asa
o. complaiutss bat also the cheapest Ths large
quantity we supply for doliar br1rgs it within
the reach If every ody; and in bilious distrie,s,
where FEVER ND AeuE prevails. every body sbould
've It and use II freely, both fIr and proteo
tion. great superiority Of this remedy any
Other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cure Of Interim tents is that Il Rns Quinine
Mineral consequently # produoe no qqini N o.
injurious n cs VII ste7 = up n the oonsr uttou-
hose cured by Il are LIT as 5althy if they &c
neTer ID the disease.
Fever aud Agus 10 not alone the consequence OF
the nitsm tic poison. great variety of sor-
dreas arise from its irrl tatou among which are
Se~yaIgta Rhe"rratSs".. f-oss Headache Blindlsss
1ootsaohs, Edrocbe CsztcTrh AsthngG, Pa Uildt on
Pai4f affection ef e Sptsss, Bye e7tcs PAT i,t The
Boteets, CotIo E1yulysts and DerGnQeTHs { az ne
S0SsGch, all Of Which. wh n originating IN ths
odio4l. This - CURE xIyefs ,yusr
Oioud, and o4iuseQu ltly ourrs chem all Ike Ir
invaluable protection TO iInm grants, or tsreop-
travelling te npOrhrily residiI Ia the N 4 riau
dtstrsct~. II taken oec ,~tou.l,tv or dAi y viii
XXI o'ei "a the int ctiOu III n b. eAo "tsd -rsu
he rystem, and etnngt Aocumu at ia Sdn1ci,n n
IuAntity 20 pm dis 'ase u~ucs It & .v..
ya4lC.4t h pro'e, II IA than oa e, aud few
%1li ever -uff r fro t-rp # they aVaI
elves Of the prnsscrion his r med, afford.
Prepared by DR.. J G. AVER & 90.
Lowell, Mass.
ssJls WhOIes lie ,nu X A-en in Evansville
KELLER q NHITEi BIER ~ ER Z PIERCE !;
LIE Cd q Ga RLSTA bT;
and for sale by all dealers and Wholesale ag 'nts
Jane 8, leeI lY.
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In Many Thousands

Or cert!fesf tHfaHoes, GSeB haOe nef sufferers
from he 0erge gf fGaffasiH gra o. utter an the
oerpivs B0strUnts Of the dag haze fnBarSablg fzad
70 great, tnd'rd, has fbelz en ley invariably AMI
tn'auibly proved, that Il has aDp7ars scarcely ess
the beautifully philosophical principles mp "a which
they are comp undedt and upon which ihav runao.
Quentl1 act. II WAS 70 thsr manif 81 aud aeualids
action w. purifying the springs and chAnueia Of fo
and enOu Bg them with eve ton and Vigur
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland & America,
NEW YORK. BosToy. AED GALWAY.

NEW YORK. BOSTON. AID GALWAY.
The following nsyv and magnificent arst-eisss
Paddle-wheei stesElships compOe tie above line {:
ApAZAr1o 6,88s ons ourtben, Capt. :. Maury.
(FOrmerly Of the Collins Line.l .r -
HEsERSLA, $50 tons bUrthsu, Capt. y. Prowse.
C0LCHBIA, 44o - 4" Cant. r. Leite
PSe5lH Pse111c aso e4S GgE. 0sg5 Ni9 s,r,tE i12n'
PRINCE ALsEkT, (Sorsw.)
One Of the above shipa win leave New York or
Boston alternately every Tuesday fortnight, for
iaIwayi carrying the government mails, touching
at St Johns, n.
The ateHineFs Of this uns have bsen construrt4d
with the gr ssest esre uodsr tbs super vision Of the
spVerhnept, have watsr tight compartments, and
ny ste6ers m sae s1 ae'Fft t as SIX end @ sTsd Sc sy
and experienced on 'sr- nd - cry eaert'oa Wl be
made 10 promote the osnifIrt OF p't- rrnB-rs
An experiences surge attached 20 each shiP.
BATEs OF .~Sa0E.
Flrse-olass froIn GeW York OF f5Ostcu 90 Ral-
"ay "r Livett"oI. SlD0'
coud-Oiars from new foCs o o p. on q Al
SaA or Liverp oi ....-..-.-..--. -.-...-..-- @f0.
FIRST, lad from New Iors or Bostsn 70 -.
hird-class tun hr~ 10 or boston tuid
~Hy O Liverp"ol, or any lowu IN IRELAND,
on Rail- .----,..-.-.---- t51
Thtrd-clasa Ias-eng~rs are literally SapI He'd wfb
provisions OF th b. quaI ", cooked aud served
y the servants the Company.
EErUHN ~1cE ETs.
Parties wishing send tor tBetr fTiends from the
I'D country can obtain tick 70 from any town or
galway a ION IN ireland, or from tba pTtn tpal
itrs ri sc'tl ,ud and Eugbtud, at veCy how rates.
Passengers { r New York, arriving By the B'a
EOr gassasys or further Information spply 10
WA. q. ~ WICh Il 81.
Al the ofice @ the Company, 0u tue wharf foot
of Canal Street, New YORK.
HUwLAND q AsPIEwALL, Agents.
mas I7-6m
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Scrofnla.

The most horrible ot-eo o. -crufua, ia WhIch
Facs, Bones, and Limbs Of be vt ~ had o.
,'rryed upon b the iu-ttiabr dlse'-a, ars rruftd
by he urdt niabe authority Uf n sufTe 600
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a Axes,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shears and Razors,
NIL and Cross-Cut Saws,
Strap and Butt Hinges,
Door Locks and Latches,
Shovels and Spades,
Garden Hoes and Rakes,
Hay and Manure Forks,
Grass and Grain Scythes,
Briar Scythes,
Scythe Stones,
Sneaths and
Cradles,
Grass Hooks,
Trace and
Log Chains,
Hames,
Sieves and
Rat Traps,
Curry Combs,
Brushes,
Sheep and
Cow Bells,
Brass Kettles,
Nails,
Cabinet Hardware,
Carpenters Tools,
Coopers Tools,
Combs, Porte MonnaisS
&C., &C., &c.
JACOB STRAUB & SON.
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