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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

We are permitted to make the following ex-
tracts from ii private letter from Fort McIane,
New Mexico-uder date Of May 5, 1851 1t
shows hard fare among the Federal forces in
that torri'ore
D." Ne ta,a i,ta,i at brown hills and plains
till um uraa Iaero is only quite lately a
little patch you c.a c4.i green, ON The stream
from 9ur sprns There Is nothing else you
can call green 10 CHS land, unless il be the peo-
pie ws.1 came here Of their own accord 1t IS
worse here than a: Mcintosh fer vegetables, and
the poorest supplies ever saw in the Commits
sariat Department. Pickles and dried apples
are 81 longer allowed, and ,he bacon we have
had, though d short allowance and now meme at
all, would not have been eaten in the States.
A dog must have been very hungry 90 haye cat
en- it. Now we have little beside poor beef aud
flour lett, no rice and but few beans; and there
is no telling when We will get more. There are
no provisions in the country within Hundred
miles. We have been ia this predlcament num-
Der Of times before, but then we could send to
Buchanan now they are as bad off as we, but
there are some settlements around them, and a
Touring null at Tucson May be those in pow
er are trying to staryc US out who do not re-
sign, which many good officers are doing and
we do not hear of any promotions yet though
that may not be wonderful as those in power
seem to have forgotten US
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
In an account Of Senator Douglas last i'll
ness, an exchange says

~ an "NNouht VI DtuAt0f douglas last III
ness, an exchange says;
SIN his last days he gave those who stood
near to minister TO his wants the most convinc.
ing assurances Of the depth and eamcstncss Of
the lively love Of Country that filed his heart.
In his waking hours, as we'll as in those mo.
ments when the violence of his disease unseated
his great intellect, he was busy with National
events, and the conflict that is now upon US
1t was his last wish that the work which will
regenerate the Country while rescuing it from
his enemies, should go rapidly on. 10 one, in
wandering moment, he said, station YOU
at the Relay House. Move ON = OF another
he asked, Why do you stand still? let us
pass on Let us To Alexandria quick To
still another he said, Telegraph to the Presi.
dent, and let the column move on y"
When we read such evidence of how true in
his last hours his great heart beat for his Coun.
try and her honor, we mourn still more that it
has ceased its pulsations forever
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

The London Times gives little comfort to the
subjects of the Queen who may take letters of
marque from the Pirate Davis. In a late arti-
Gle it takes ground as follows:
fit should turn out that Notwithstanding the
Lord Chancellor's opinion that such an act
would be murder, Engishmen caught in Amer.
lean privateers are hanged as pirates, there will
he strong inclination in Eng Gland to hold that
they deserved their fate Whether they be
plundering in the name of Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
or fighting for high wages under MIR. Lincoln,
they will be equally mere mercenary cut-hroals
and will be utterly disavowed by their country
men. We behere, If il should unfortunately
happen that privateers should steal forth IN this
american quarrel from English ports, that The
public you'd see ,cih great satisfaction the mer.
chant ,oho furnished The wdrlike stores, The ship
builder Cho furnished the ship, and The captain
toho commanded her, all punished together as
cOnjedcrdtes This, however, is contrary to the
law Of Nations, and Lord Peterborough offers
to all such offenders the consolation that some
time after they have been caught and hanged,
there will be strong diplomatic protest deliy-
cred on their behalf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

a SPECIMEN or SOUTHERN FAIsEuooDs,-We
have been often amazed at the boldness Of the
falsehoods with which, for the past three months,
the Southern press has been teeming, for the
sole purpose Of working up their people to the
murderous frenzy they deem necessary to defend
their desperate cause But we were hardly
prepared to see such an one as the following,
seriously aad deliberately put forth by the Mo
bile Register. They may possibly scare their
white negroes by such stories, but all their
black ones will know better than to believe
them
Serylc instruction is part OF their pro-
gramme, but they expect no great amount OF
practical good to result therelrom -c consequent
ly, it is contended that it would he a far better
course Of policy for the aboltionists to murder
the slaves and thus extcrminatc Slavery. A
more monstrous proposition could not emanatC
IRON the most lncarnate fend among the
damned. But infamous as it ia, it finds an adj
vocate in the abolition press. The slaves are to
be Unfortunately slaughtered, and when the
last one is butchered, then 1t is thought the in.
stitution will cease to exist. The soul recoil,
III horror at the idea Of an INSCRIPTIONS war
upon the innocent and deicnceless slave. The
Syrian massacres of the Christians, and all the
crimes Of its bloody participants, pales before
the proposed atrocities Of the Black Republi.
cans. Their masters, however, in this as all
other instances, will be their protectors and sa.
yiors. With this much Of their published pro.
eramme We must not be surprised ut any act OF
threat as the campaign advances.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

EPISCOPAL CoNyNrIoN.-rhc Convention
yesterday was largely attended. The Rev. +.
W. Shelton s sermon, delivered in the forenoon,
is spoken Of as production OF unusual feryor
and ability Burlington Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
CARRHAGEs AND sLEIGMs

BY THE BEST woBKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carnage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by he subscriber opposite the
Court House square, Montpelier, VI.
Those in waAt Of ir1taniod Cuyyiagss and Slsighs,
will perhaps DO wei to call and what Is being done at
tle old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

Ak ASTRONOMICAL REGIMENT PROF Mitchell
the astronomer has rendered liza. services to the
Government. lie is graduate of the West
Point Military Academy, and wo have no doubt
that at the head OF a regmsnt he would make
the enemy " see stars"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

RETALIATION. The New York Post is of the
opinion that il the Rebels attempt to make the
war a cruel and piratical one our Government
will not sheathe the sword till Slavery is ex-
tinguishcd Everything depends on thoconduct
of the rebels. II they carry on the war like
decent men, very good; il like beasts, their
slaves will be let loose upon them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
TWWH III
Cicavlarit. piaindeaIer.

- When people can protect their Hair from the
ell-'ale marks Of age when they can luxufata In
glossy black locksat an advanced period Of their lives
when white and gray Hair can be made to grow upon
bald herds when all this be done it cannot do any
harm TO telt what will do Il. HEIMSrREET's HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do Il. This Hair Restorative IS be-
yond peradventure the best thing Of the kind nyn-
ed The fact in possession In regard to this wonder
ul preparation, Warrenrus in unequafedy recommend
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
M SVV$p9pSrS f..
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence be pl:,I
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
IRON THE
New Orleans Eruc Delta.

" There seems TO be excuse Tor thin or gray Hair
now that the celebrated ieimsrees Inimsble Hair Res
toraliye can be had.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
PROM THE
south WesfCrn Hanfisf.

Leave dyes alone and only reliable Restore
ative. like Heimstreers lnimitable.n
Sold eyerywcere-rrice soc and 81 per bottle.
w. n. HAGAN d Co., Propritors, Troy NY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
THE &ssal
III a GNOLIA BALM:
PEarEcr AND coMpIrAr REMEDY FOR
Pimpies FsI0tcheS,
nNrpclxpls Ervsnti0ns

sAkiBhtH GhtNiSutSi
G'rcckcls, ErupiiOns,
SWnburm or IAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the, skin soft and
impartog to It Marble Purity. II is most cool ans,
refreshing II applied 10 the face after exposure the
and will give immediate relief to the stings Of Insects
Nothing poisonous enters into Its composition The
tents Of bottle might be taken without harm. Its ap
pllcation every night for week. will cure the We
case Of Pimplcs.
". +. HAGAN 4 CO., Proprietcrs, Troy NY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

This incempi rabe exceen. preparation for the Res
toraton OF Gray Hair to its original color preserve
Hair from falling out, and to cure badness, Is sale
at Humphrey Browns Ia this city The evidence that
this Restorative Is no humbug Is conclusive Testimonials
to that effect may be found in almost every paper in the
country.n
The sun., 1861-08-16
n4,h. di.. C.-p ms.,,.s In Ir.l..G.

The Dublin correspondent OF the n z.
ObsTv,T, under date Of July 18Th, Giva ths
6lloWing description Of the camp meeting.
already noticed In our columns a. about 10 -
held on the shores Of Lough Erns.
G-st intsrsst has bssn felt In the snnoanes-
msnt that the Rev. Mr.. GRAvEs, Of New YSak.
Assisted by various clergy msn Of the MsthsdisG
psrsuAEon, would hold camp nesting In Tia.
omantc groves Of Lough Rrns. fhs foilow-
rg description Is taken frou the knnhknLan
Impartial Reportty-ths sditor having sssa
Methodist preachers
This innovation on religious routine In Ire
land Ia now being hLd Ia the nsighborheod q
this toWp, on the ground Of Paul DAEx, -,
opposite Kuly yhsvlin, OH the wsstsrn lhess q
the nAToWsst part OF Upper Lough kfnA.--
The camp Is surrouAdoi and partially arcAdsA
by trees, and whom the weather 10 good The
scene is s'rikiDgly primitive, and when visvsa
Iees inssndbly load the fAaey To dream Of IN
clan life; nd the congregation. seated @
plsnks laid on rude logs, looks - II some soma
tom biek wood lis were being rsProduesd---
The hymn music, too, qulvrtng among IL
trees and alpita'icg on The water, bas an -
feet Of q psc caliAtly tubduirg and drsaurMks
cha aetsy. Tho sncampmsnt eonAiss OF e~A-
opied pla form, frOrtsd by q large numbsr 81
x,emporlzsd benchss--tss former for H.
srs achsfs, the latter for the andisnoe; largo
tint in which the serVi o. are cosdneud sh.s
The wtah'r ~ 10 its sUksi rursshmsnt 80,
md seytral private tents. The Rev. Mr.
| GBAyss, Il New York, the origlnstor sn1
COZ ductor OF the mIstirg. sleeps IN ths grsanat
~ We bslisve, do one or two families, vno
have come fr, m . iisfar % snd pit Atd oas
tents All othsrs 60 o ard IetpIn fra In
/ eImpSs II It were Sn ordinary place q wso-
s'ip"
There are tbrss public s'iyicos sAoh -.
Ths mid. dAy And evening tofviaes on the So
ca,h aye at ended b. fTem 90 TO 0Oe pc
pc The weekday congregations. Of ocusse
,re not 30 numerous. Ito grsasar nunbar q
hs recps cane nom the surroupdiae tcw..
| .nd country. DffsIsnt opiAicul hsys ses1
\ uttsitd rsRa dirg the sho!e sda'r. Ths re
tans OF course secff But that ths e1n:se.sea
and fOrcitls sIp.sl. Prceues sssp oesv's1s..
aud leading 70 tfus' In IN, hsoss@a ~ - :
may have besa blssssd to maAy. y ASs eess Z
.vsn BY th0ss Who dislike Ia .fAs - w.Al
,hs Whsis AfsE va got pP saA vnAssesae
The sun., 1861-08-16

This will put stop 10 The dragged out sxla.
sses Of many r.gimsntal sbOrtions, and turss
thsir material into soldiers.
Commissioners Of Pollos for the District Of
Columbia, uutsr the new act ZEsAs O. Ron
Mss, JossPH Y. BRows RICHARD WALLACE,
WN. II. TEsrRY and SAILAs q. Bowas.
A gentleman, direct fion San Anton'o, re-
pfstshts the corn, grsss. wheat and cotton
crcps Of Tsxs n bang very excellent -bstsr
than TT many prsyit US years He says that
no Hhsre Ia there the least butintss doing-no
ssIsr, and no money In circulation. Tn,rs Ia q
large Usion sentiment Ia 1.xu and Louisiana,
and the feeling 10 gaining susr sth.
We are glad 10 oSssrvs that tie system ef
numbering plcksts, insugurstsd and carried on
90 extensively By the rebels Is checked BY an
undsrstsr ding between Col. AoCUrs and the
ConfsdsrAts Officer opposite bis post at Diisy's
Cros, Roads.
GEsEBAL MAea.DSR, With 1909 rsb,l
troops, Is kEosn to have lett Yorkte~a Ia the
direction Of Rich nond, with visw, pr,bably,
o. Tee nfos sipg BkAuhHoAxD.
The sun., 1861-08-16
rhiiiy Three Uniss PrsoseFs KsoapsA
Rfom Mar assna

Mr.. DAVID 0LEzDHnIIsa Of Portland, vas
= Drill Sergeant in the Lat Regimen. Of Msins
Voluntesrs, and In the battle at Ball Ian.
vi b ~ othsrB, Was taksn prisoner about b5S
o'clock. They were taken 20 o. new gxsrd
aeuss- about thrs- quarters Of mile bszk ia
the wrcds from Manassas. a Gls Wa sssk-
,osd S.Ir % Iron, % that " On SATURDAY S'1 nisA. D..
they made rush upon thsir guard ana sAsse-
Cd their sseaps. The whols %, msds Snaskk
time through the woods 70 Jackson HdxkAR
and from there's to Washington. Mr.. GLA.-
DEssISo has enittsd into the Maine tn, sa&
70 OF his fellow priscnsrs win accompany hA-
The sun., 1861-08-16
liz, Of Pr...uer, in yirs,AIn

The following Lat Of prisoners In Richmond
has been furr i.hsd by ths liberated surgeons Of
the Unit.d States army, who arrived In WASH
ington on Tuesday evening. 1t completes the
uau,s Of killed, wounded and prisonsrs
n addition TO thoSs published In ysstsrdsyig Z
sUS:
sHcorD wBCoNsIa.
Wounded. - Michael Bsnkiu, In the leg; Fsrd.
UGDsru.r, In the arm; Eanisl Lewis, in the
,bouIs or; Michael Rice, in the back (disd JAY
~, WIN. ked ~ the leg (disd JGly 23); Ed
in Fos,Ir, In tha Eco M MTeus ConAut, In the
l.ac; Alb re u Farmer, In the foot Oiled An
Ius, ~. J. MeClno, 10 tbs arm; ampu' atsd
/ stou d,j Dan B'auChsIei J. Rlgby.
THIAD MABE.
Uninjured j ohn Y. Goodwin Atwood;
- Crosby.
Wounded.-Horacs Hunter Cdisd August y;
Ii. B. GoWen, in both legs; Augustus Crosby,
in the aide; L. Ballard, in tho leg; Stsptoe
Russell, 10 the leg; JOS. Crosby. In the side;
Seth Hunt, In the batk (disd Jaly 29).
FIRST MsSKsoTA.
Cninjurtd e R)nsins, Oscar W. SIArs,
Thso. Brown. Fred. II. Mdier.
Wouaded-Isaae L. Twich, II, In the hip;
James l. Russell, la the shoulder; James b.
Garrison, in the hip c. G. Mana IN the lung;
James Crandall, In the foot; Gsorgs Maddox,
IN the wris' Corporal y. s. King. In the head;
J. +. Ballss, In the shoulder; W. y. RAr-
dClph, in the wrist W. q. Connolly in III,
foot; A. A Brown, In the fort; Henry Crons
in the leg; james X. Mentally, In the Jaw;
G. Lisns, in the left lnng; W. Potter, 10 the
loft shs uldsr; G y. Tanner, In the knee; As
| bists mt Chaplain A J Y lung ruptured; r,
Richardson, In the arm; J. T II slstsAd, In thl
band; Max McKinny, Ia the hand; J. BIpds;
May nae, in tie shoulder Co.Io'al John e
| row, in the shoulder; -, b uton, in h
shoulder Ernss. Tester; Henry HuSbird, II
the shoulder.
UBITAD STATES EdULARs
Uhinjursd Ca ar Nosctd'A, Tbird Iuf ntry
Henry So.g'r, s c1nd ar illsry; VIM Bu miRg'
ham, E'ghih Infantry; NJ cla'l X. Hinss
Third inIsntTy. lFOuRded.- Jnhn But or
S,coLd Infantry, In tbs simi M'rk White
IhiId infautry, in the hard; W. X. Brsnnop
| Ibi, d Infantry, Ia the leg; Gao. koSo, Ih'rt
\ lufantry, IN tia foot, smpatt.edi fIAAcl
PIasisrsr, artillery Ia 'hs footi n. VolgdlAnd
or, First artillery. ia tho sidsi Jthn Laugdop
F,rst arulls,y, IN ths brsa't; 1boma, Wv M
). c nd infsu'ry, In the thi HI 8 Kane, FIT
tlfantry, in lhe thigh; J. NJ Phiihpa Till
Infantry, in he kei J. PsnnslL Third infaatr.
la the thigh.
sECouD vERMoaT.
VRi%iursd. .-Wu, e, MRrpbYi NAthAa n
The sun., 1861-08-16
Eno,- .nd RuuoY. Of tho war,

The Warrington correspondents are still
disputirg each others assertions SbOut CARL
pALDrs coming. Tho coming plttJ bad the
lest word ysstsrdAy.
Another 10 author ID 10 dsny that order
have bean gwen 70 resume work on tho clPIto
sKteI Aiop.
The War DipIrmsut hI tsk'n the vo'un
ter movement into its own hands, aud
sbOut to establish ca nps Of rendezvous and Ia
strurtlOa at Now York, Harrisburg Pitts
burg and Cincinnati. to one Of which ever!
Volunteer viii bs seat N soea ~ snr0usd'-
The sun., 1861-08-16

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HMikpoIDT puoAu sr M sAAssn
fEABoLpT buctsu ss< n 49,"
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snzlDoLD's BuCHu so< ASsdsS sna b~Ass-
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SAAh ALI OF W AVAIL
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MALE On YnnAIA
iron VeA'ovss 'Aasa 'sis.saas. - ~ ~s's~ y
now L0ro sRADDG
an ~ above mssssss ssa EypRaon1 ea1f q q
szass.
The sun., 1861-08-16

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RoosiyoA
- By tes sshSol 9 dissrs e th. sth " "a. at tAs
nsr Of GrG and Klm Ets, unsn Tuesday, ths Otb
tAy Of Ang. next, a. acLoeSa M tor sohoal farnl-
Kard.
Plans and soscihcstons Of ssid furniture die
Bohoci RaildlnEs, no ~ Or shy a. fso rsspsastbls
sors,sS shsss nsrae. mass seoomp9ny the REcpos.L'
qaired from tbs sucosssful bidder.
Ths School onteens raserve tha right 70 re'eot any
@ an q ths said proposals., deemed Tor the public
EsANCIs 0R0gRkH3 Comu,ttes o. bidding .na
6lETSh a0Giik assaI SssSs q WsSI
The sun., 1861-08-16
sAvXlesS hANMn.
GROCRRnEn.

CHEAPEsT FLOUR STORE - EXTRA
tHniv aour, 9 ~ 70 o. 90. bs,t aou2.e gy.rS.
BfooklyD - Wiu,Asnshrrsh ". b. gILLBrrs,
s0A trsnt IT., near Fulton Ferry. aus 2AAc'l29
ERcCERISs AND FLOUR FOR The
~ xiisisn-Ch. ApsN store "a the -or d. Goo1,
o. and 80 kurrAy II, New York jy25 alAs'l24
The sun., 1861-08-16

Wounded "A J. K.a.h; c. l. Ksahi.s. 4, NJ
f.es (died Aug. 60, J. Leonard, In the am.
w. A WOODBURY.. On ths arm smpatst-H,
Corporal Charles b. Rick, IN the leg; :, dew
~, In the foot; J. BsItop, In ths tkieh, n. n.
Pratt, In the arm, smputstsd.
FrrTH MAssAoHvssrrrs.
Iyoansed- James n. Griggs II Ne srn I,
II. j. Williams, In the arm
rSURrH MAfsE
UhinisTtd- Chandler y. P,iry Sturgeon q.
y. Bu bl.A y. W Edis G. X BfockiInr
Nwscd Z osby Henry A. Dsisno; ososrs
W Div,lly Horscs r. Broeking.
Wcrd,dzH ,. Bnio., In the srn LIZA
Charles III. Butd, In the h'ai Henry A Hak-
gin in the Mm and sid. Jacob sesrrov-
eawk. IN the kssd Roscoe Th,vvtt q y.
Fsrnaid, in the srm.
FUrH NktsE
Unisssed-H G Btssen wm. R'cs~rd-
"a h,erse SumPscn Wilbcs Holland q
u. HNksll
Wosnded- -Hrry N Simpson, .. Cd. .r- +,
smputaisd, (dlsd July 22) Cfswfsfd O. Du.z.
In The ,rm, anpntstsd.
srcosD w1soossrz
WErdsd.-G. A. Buk, In tina log. HU-
nsn, In the sho uids-; ". n, Uphsm, In tks
tset; Sylvester D. Pitcher, in the leg, jon.
HoebSek IA tho thigh, p. II Best. |. ths
ths aid; A. J. Curtis IN ,ts thieh, OrisnA
Whldom, In The arm T. p SimTsos, In Ne
shou'tsri John Houssi 8. Strong, In the he-
FrRsr xIoBIoAr.
Umewsd.--John 81. Stsrkvsattsr, Ssbs.
Audt John Gieig. Wo,aded-Thsmss -
Noatec msry. In the thigt; Charles " Brncksr
siht a, in " sNlds; W. Thorntsv, In N. hard
Goidon j. Chapuan. In calf Of lse; Huaa n.
Lane, In the back, Chaflsa no, IN The i~g.
The sun., 1861-08-16
THE UNION, VOW AND FOREVER i

THE UNION, now AND FOREVER -
Il Cheap Patent Medicine and Variety stors-ts
South Second street, WllliAmsburgh-Ehsr lhe pub.
io can rely upon getting good and Eenains articles "
Balm q Whit Luiiss, for tns sompIsxiop, 30 % Ga.
D1 Iyin's Cough EIterminAtor, for Coughhs&s 20
0IyoI rino, 5kiu Lotion, for Chap, Ac...., 20
Qfay1s Orrts ToOth excellent, .......,,,,
PerHan Insect killer, for bed BugA &c. c..,,..,. rs
Sun Choertne RsInedy, for DiArrndsA, Ao..... 70 "
Diamond Clos Hair ReSensI At0r. ......... 20
RAdWAYh kSAdy RELIEF, ief,,.,...,....,........... l8
BrAndreth's (ganuine) Pills, IS
Barks1u and Perry DAyA' Linimenta. ........ 19"
DallSys 6mlthb and BrYAnt's SalVOa. lS -
Nrs, Window Soothing Syrup. ...........,.. IS
3paldlDkAu Prepared Glue e..........,..,.,,., 10 -
PhAlons COctn, for tha Hair ................. 10
HOWtllb Ch0Aslie pAlye, for Burns, &o.,... 70
frAmptont Botanical Compound, Tor Impure
bleOd, Go...''.. ....s.'.s................... ~
rUruviAn oltup '''s'''''''''.''..''.'.'.'.s 70
Fever and ANis Dlttsn. 70
Oriental Beautiher, for the Ladies' ..,,...,.. 10
french TAllow for the Hair r..,,..,......,.... %
Anti Dy speptle Eixir 70
kmplasbum Berberis. or Healing BeAp. l0s
BanElne for removing grease, DO. ....,.,,.,, -
nose Hair OLA nod artlele. ,............... IL.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE AEW YORK,
SAug.6 SOL.
Public not Is hsreNv Eiye1 tha. ou the l4h dSy
e Aisdt, 1851 7hau pfossed 70 draIa panel OF
- Grand guvonu,snd pAnsl Of 100 Petit Juvors,f,r
Court Of 5asta sassiNls b. heid Ia aud fJr the
tltV and county Of of tbs BAD Of Scot 8dl,
AuT rios G,srk
The sun., 1861-08-16
Fism Psltssss nIs.,se.


Washing ton, AUG. l5.-R;liabls private at'
vices from Texas dated Jaly 93i, represent the
Union ssntimsnt as rather on ths increase, and
that Il would extensively bo iu,ni'oetsd
should federal protection be cif'rod against the
expressions Of the iisunionistA The new
papers Of that state have forwarded the state.
msnts made by Gen. Housros, from time to
time as II Is positively known ho has no sym
pltby with sscssslonism. Al last accounts he
vas In qulet ssclusiOu on his fA-m awaiting
ey,uts.
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