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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-20
Wr6SmS;owu, March y, lSnt,
VIM. ". YNoodavd'S Estate.

STATE az NE&MONEl IN Probate tVGTt hvid at
W.S'uNGyu> ui~rwt,r IS. Montpelier, with,u aud Gr
said n,St'lct, On the sih day al April A,n ls6l
WHITMAN HONtEn, Administrator az toe Estate
OF WA. W, WNud ,rd, late OF Ro>hNry, IN sad dts
uct, deceased, presents has administration arconal Tor
settlements WherelNHU il is ordered that the same he re
erCd the 3h ~ at Apti newt, the Probate OMee
in said MontpCNcr E,c cNlmiWuha and altvwNHNr and
h@t M eonrenedhr eotiird hccot nv the publication ct
Ihl> VtdsC in he Gccan Mnurtl'n fccmNn, painted At
E0Utp,tg, three weeks sUccrNslvrI soon may hr
that Aty may appear, and At said time NNd rNce, Vt the!
see cause, object thereto. Bv Older at count,
Tvs Attest, y, A, CIltSE, kCv<'CI
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American & Foreign Paten,.
r. II. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
late Agent OF L. Patent Office, Washinuon
the Act OF 1879 e'h uni

. ,, o -. ,m ~,
tLate hgehs oi ~ fateht once Washington -
the ACT OF ie'|) '"@
&c State street. opposite Kilby ST. n
FTER an ex,cnEIYe practice OF upward, ,r"s'on
II years. continues - secure Patents in tho ,; i"ehy
aiyo in Great BFlia'n France and Other (o,ern ''ae
tres CaVpa;s. scpciHrationa, Assgnnrn,s nrt Gou
pers Drawings tor Patents, executed on Gr,'1 ,' Pa
and with despaah. Researches made int, Sn,n ltrns
Foreign Works, lo'determinc the validity ar MINK
tents Inventions, and legal or other of P6.
all matters onchiGg the same. Copies Of ,ha edi
any Paten, furnished by remting One D.lIa, 4.Hs u
enia recorded al Washington. '' = 5lga
This Agency is not Ci.ly the largest In Nc, y
but through Inventors have have r nsat
pa tents or ascenanug the patentalnv n ,ecNInr
utp;ssedby if moi mmClsura bly, superior nn.
can BE- offered them eisewhr'e. The simon,'y Whch
given prove that none IL MORE SUCC EGEFiri A. Flow
PATENT OFFICE Than the -bsc rber: and "a lHE
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-20
Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

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g. - s,g ~ s1y erSsi1s vi = Ao1Sa - follows
A. n Es--g's tS,y H. g-> Ss>ta, tAs Sr>; tS0'S
axy Ga tSSA GeoSks AsSsc OrsSsv CSSStN hc;>l, 70
Csl>S, 80 H. tS5ri S>>iSS Ia VScN v'NS'k a. NSt
xssNs &cyg IL 49,, Ns55alVN cS ~ gSertA tAEC>3N
n cSe. g-nrsh. " ,. /, Sa~ly>' tCsVl in NNSAlUs
~, . y $685., shSg~;Sy ~ ENs-scS, MAY sgl ASs
rs. = ,-y,Ss - Ocurt,
J, 3, ClEANEl-ANN, ESsSS,rr,
Co.. rl,c.r.N.- :, ~
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Malice.

fNNS is to ec,,y that have III day sold my SOM sam
L u"l MaNham, his time during the rcmai0drr ct his
minority, and hat Sha claim ofhs wages pay
any debts ,t his contracting after this date,
Ro\bGry, March 80, lSGl EDWIN \, MAAUAM
LNrcuso Ellis, Witness. go Swa
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\ VOICE FROM THE WEST
C,ES1 is>m the ClssNclsEd llaiudtst'.
UNIVERSAL, UNIVERSAL!
Is ruE DEMAND FOR
DIR. :. q. RICHARDSON'S
SHIhRY VINE BIlnrEaS !

Tie cylcr~.t 4 New In land rctca 'or Hal taAi o
>tpU ~ I,Uu1.t> F,Nt, IA Ngu" ttH IA rvo
~ sud Al u II SIS Sr.SlNs Lem NStr-N" H'o"ael
lStvr g oN'k
Itc, sre used and recommended hv he 'c3di0E ! his
icjSu> tGet UH;U ana alt Nh" u>r d'|N l''a'N"e'
lOeMn Va .u0l (N
Coats - r' pn{tvs ar IA "a by 'hcs+A ttus - om
lpul.e,l,a NNSlwi ,aa}0 Nr Nu'."Si1
l. N,nA\l~, o>;tnyS,cr a NNh m>!It q, SAY -
TINY s>esR Is act o., lue l. IA N! cd E2HltS t.
S,n 4, ii, i>c,ne ttONtrte aud los N, rche l. it'
icNsd ne, and eSu rNeemslyNuu W"hS ca &'"-l"A''
II U> Mcc&S - ,
n, VA NJ KERR, ct Ge.es>viN , tp4 wrhs US Nat
they the most Va uNNlv ne ,lr rr HN7 Z" " - :
Tee. mWtN0cd ,h,m MUn grst NNo'S I'D WITH th' III
naGc >,NcrNt GERS OF Ns'FhsAth 4" IL" haf SlN = IL
cas- ICht'}N . ,
THOMAS STANFORD, NJ Raouutvr, Henry Go,
ind writes loOS htC Npdel uN,E II MAY l. lNoJ'
Ee wYE NW>h N Gtvd> haNre beeA Nn cttd lee III &c
Years NNh reat nervous Il b y pa IA On OF the
txr u>iNS t0N oNtcS N&StonPer ns'o'eH, AHA a'H
nov NJ robust = ttth
q w. nuEEMtN says he was ahlottd with rhcum-
&t!Sn t,tw%utv wears "a lis >a ivGS ~ ms ana ~
he date ct tins llt' H. has teen two wa we', NE
nu,er, CaerunG care, wSHN rtlaI FhSN as II thu
ma hm CoaIu kNa 40 S,Cd II, .HAs, Tor 'tcuo'E-
tSln dN>p~l STA aver cuu'pla n, ktJ.ty MctjItn ~
tttol~. 1T 5 a ,prHiir . ran rmtuv,
} W, at "a wn,s tan pelpho, Alien Co, ONO,
IA StotNN where he Grand ASur iltNad lt.A lie NO
q to tUN rt>NU uc' IS ~ o'd,VG ,d ne iMH II cac'
IT ttNH NNt a tt, u Eltl"aN AtdtNhvra' Htl ny
II tINtiEttEN, E, II wit, ir'm VA Ncyt g.,
=, AUS r,spe, IA Il recommend tie tArrry ". g at
tCr> 90 tic tt ,t\S p}c itreois, AUD All who re
quite s,lnulStlag N"0I'nV
Such NCVA NSRrS rtCtiN Ing tnily.
W. nthlt ltNNs AZ tNMt Al GNt a RNlilN
soda w d'a'rTS ia wcRcin1 generally, thNr M
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IL. e. H'ownscud'~ Estate.

TIE Subscribers havics teen aNoNttd by the h"nohe
L rpAlIe Cont Tor Tie District at Randolph o"mmt>
SioEcr>, IL rctt ,vNsm'oH, ana ADJUST all Ca> aHI de
naE6> al T>ul> HStG>, tAV estate At u, toN nSt oS
late O, Nran>tnNp, IN said ,l'Slc deceased, lcrnN
seated iG>uNeNt, Sld tic NN al W,NbS ua tEc SNh
Sav Uf NStrS, 1851, b. ~ SHOWED sat CVeil 1" tie
cleaivS ct >i to CNhhu aud Prove thrr tS-
Sproljyr claims b crr Is; GIVE hot'rc, hl We WIZ A.
tsNa To the dates ct oGv appointment at ihe dwClWG
ke;sc Il tG> WIDOW May Asa vuwn>,nd, n N0taG>
town. "a Sati the lIth dsN Il NCptcmHrr hyA
at Ej," o'V|ock IA II, tNteHooN, on sad day,
AtNGN SMl ~, ,,,,,,.s
JOHN LNNnE, ! W." 49,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-20
thcssexcr Sewers s>tatc.

nus Subscribers .aSv,ug been appointed ~ tao Hcrer
I SITE r,VAEis CoE;l tor the n>tt,U' W ENltoHN'
CuNM,>S$aG,tS tcrtccCc, cNImIGV aNG HI0Si NJ c'SS
std &c nandS Ot Ill C'SNNS against The Estate a. t'NoS'
SeAVtr late az Ntj2&Stowp, ia said Ot>lct deceased,
represented lWSovC0 aud the term ol tGHiGN ''ral 4V
tlR a,v tAs,cA l> hcjae Have by said Court t"the
creditors said deceased To exhibit and prove tOclI re
Spee;NS LAS AetNgt W<-.glrC notice hN' ~'Wl aletd
toths GClC$ 81 oar arrVIUtWvEt %tthe eN'VWS "Noe
The NlGaN Sea ~ mia ScSVcr, in WRamStUwn, IN SAID
asj,l the Sl> Gag a August, 0eNt, al q O'clock IN
The tG,cEe>8 on 81; day,
ALVIN SMITH, ,,~,r,,
JOHN LNNne,
N,iaitm>;.,y, N,r,A a. ;sN sNSt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-20
Notice.

ETflS cnrifHS that have given my SON. Henry 4, Cul
1 YER his time durinS the remainder OF his minority
and Shall up clsn his earnings, pay any deNs VI HI
contracting, ar,rr thtS date, TilONiAS CClN Err,
DANIEL CHASE Witness,
Worcester, March IL, 1861, .,.iwSe
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LOOK AT THIS

WashaA;oN April ., lN6l
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FD * ~AE4al.
ASHrst rate Chance Ior Businosa
Men

VNE Snb ribr offers for Sale all his real Fatatc Wis
four aRi on'-hllf acres cf choic, land with FIRST
class ncwt eiliug hous, tho oughly finished aud p int
ca throughout with cement cell =, ma 30 wacr in
wa.nr in the yard, new aud large inpC house with
good arch therein good store built 10 year, siucc Nh
shed ID anary at ached well painted his property
is situated mile from Hydcpark, two miles from Nor
rSvn, In centra location r. the trade Of NorriStown
ana HydepArk and adjoining towns, In the village
Gri Mil Saw vi |. Tannery ,Wo,ien Factory car iaae
Sho starch Factory blacksmith shop, &c, Tn Is one
oithc very best loca ons o trndo IL amoille County,
where lar ~ business Is being do lar usnns has
teeh lone here for ready ply strictly chance "
mere clered to an active business wi also sel
very hyc inerva OF some 20 acres, mil from the bull
dinss we Fenced with GOD new Ia and shi tho eou,
with later In the yard, eiher with scpa from the
buildings
For Ia Their partic iars enquire Of the subscriher
NJ. W. TEKRlLL.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-20
NyxSN,Yss vrN' -

LIFE PILLS AND PAuLN.A HlTHERS.
tINuESI, MrOtllAES l4YC LoS ltcn Neoie the pub
L c lo ape ed at lM,N ItAlS, anV du M 'MH Hte
have mS Nj ,1 n hEh vhNlaN',r 10 Vlnost every lHl
o the go>r Tor their ~ iaoidtN9gy aud nm II. d'ae
power OF - torEg lcrcrt h S,h Ia yes ES sunernk
IMAGE learly r>ey kma disease 10 which unSh flesh rs
Ina le
rhr following are among tho distressing variety Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wANTED-SAY ABOUT
IL $500 81 ,0O worth. The undersigned would like
purchase about the above amount OF Furniture Carpets OIL
cloths together with general assortment Of Household
Goods, not expensive in quality, for which will pay
cash. Would like by Nov Address L. l.. King, Herald
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AURA Hs$ss I sHzsEs THEATRE
E:S E EEE:s||
$ $ $$B$E
! THE A4EETEEEkkss9SSSs
i fHis zSEHss$Ss
NJ E NJ EE|I|EEEIII|
y yss Sf;sS
7ESSSSiia aHT::
:. :. I|E||||I I'M INN
while presented. presented the
NEW THREE ACT
UNION BURLESQUE
mi I'M I'M | ~
BRILLIANT SCENERY, WIN all It.
NEW SONGS,
AND STAR COMPANY. '
s sEEHs : IN:
81 s sH:E$$E$ E E:EsE
s sE$$$ s sHz$ Wee Wee
On ro.s1oGGFF Great DRAMATIC FESTIVAL
n'n' By which 'As ST. 'f T. SA trsi
Mr.. ). W. .T %ALLAok.
win appear .es. Sas in : sn.S..pss4..
Mr.. E. l. pAvESpokT as AGO
NM w. !i HSs
III. G #; sSSSSs R &iSS j: SassIo.
THE onlq IL e HezsAf SS &; COMEDIAN
WV apr''' = SALEM scUDDER
in b0urci'auss great dfi% oS e
Bn IS any a. MUSIC s Haab IS and ass
avn ONE poor BELOW BRooME STREET; rnn
n4. THis AFTERNOON, AT az O'CLOCK. =
| LADIES AND CHILDREN.
| On which occasion the splendid PantOmime Of
/ THE RED GNOME
| THE RED GNOME
| THE RED GNOME
/ THE RED GNOME
Will be produced In all Its original splendor Also for the
first time in America Paul Brants Ballet Divertse-
/ ment of
## H s sEEEE#s 81 FIFE H H$$S
$#s :$$s$$sE s $#s:EsEi
In their choice budget Of Songs Glees. Chorusea, &C.
BILLY BIRCH, BEN COTTON, TONY PASTOR, J. A
| HERMAN, NJ MfsIEY SCOTT TIN NORTON.
| THE GREAT CARLO TROUPE
TIE GREAT CARLO TROUPE
| THE GREAT CARLO TROUPE
| In the their wonderful Gymnastic Feas
| ROBERT w. BUTLER Sole Lessee.
| Mons LA THoRNE, Stage Manager.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 5S5 BROADWAY
| ~ CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, SIS BROADWAY.
The most magnificent place OF amusement in the country
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FURNITURE WANTED-rAMILIES WISHING TO
decline housekeeping and to dispose Of their Furniture
avoid the Inconvenience of auction, cash
purchaser by addressing Auction, Herald Office, stating
whore II may be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

sSCHoLARSR1P WORTH $780, TO BE SOLD FOR sos.
~ Address Scholarship, Herald Office.
ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO BUY A PHO.
tograph or anbroype Show Case for the sidewalk. Ap-
ply at the photograph gallery, 81 Canal street.
YELLoW FINE TIMBER FOR sALE-50 NJ TT
adjoining Hamilton ferry, Brooklyn.
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HAMMOND ON NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES MAR
IL riagc &c. 81. RICHARDSON, No. Vescy st., N. Y
PROFESSOR RESTELLl l62 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
be consulted, usual or by letter to box 23Jg Boston
office, No. Harrison avenue.
GEEK THE TRUE PHYSICIAN.-DR. WARD HAS
~ cured innumefable cases. and viii speedily give YOU
restored health. Procrastinatc not bat call early
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE ENABLES DIR. II. A.
Barrow TO treat successfully local and general debility
Confidential consultations usual Ia B scr street.
-four doors from Maedougai street. New York, Ii si
and from till 3. Sundays till 2
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STEAMBOATS.

CHANGE OF HOUR-STEAMER LONG ISLAND
~ leaves James slip day Sundays excepted)
r NJ for North Port making the intermediate landings
Cove 20 cents Sands Point and Great Neck Freight
from Glen Cove Sands Point and Great Neck reduced
the times Horses 50 cents and all other freight in proper.
ton.
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AMUSE MENTs.

vry Acy,a
W. Corner y q Broadway and Thirteenth street.
stag Msn.ssr Lester Waisef
Especial attention directed q The that tho
es hs4s Wiz S ss nc free
nrysSes n me nr admissions excepting only the usual
THE k1 ESES SF E Eve MOUNTAINS
svpEMhBs f aouSFAi sYG SCENERY
sS aSSSESsHs
axe AND S6hN WIFI IN s A MANNER
AND WITH T SIaSflS IL c HE ksD
rh n n HHE fpb sHSs
and SeorS the rSs falls IS almost thrilling
rear their lofty SUBMITS above the picturesque but asaed
asa ns oser S9% h o
rescue. - = '-e
series Of pctesque effects and pleasing surprises Brilliant
ne with 'H ds ags" fS Which VII
while nsarng how much Of this result is due to the drama
s inst Nothing can be more certain than that charmag
as good taste Of hs author has not been universally
de1'er0us and pras'ics %n hand %.,nrsr $3.50 ''''
king he sars haa a. last Evening the
had this season dramatic interest and pure tone
The acting has remarkably points The scenery the
last act Is worthy OF the praise The
beautiful The topic OF the hour is touched pleasantly The
Bird OF Freedom hovers and protects but neither swoops
shrieks There three tabeaux each Of which
demanded second time by extremely favorable and very
iu house. The last OF these equals the best efforts OF
management which has given the public many striking pic
lures Nothing could surpass within the space. the
majesty Of the view among the broad and darkng noun
tains. The painting Is by Mr.. sherwood.
MIR. LESTER WALLACK, MIR BLAKE,
MIR. CHARLES FISHER MIR REYNOLDS,
MN YOUNG, MR. FLOYD,
Mr. BROWN, MIR PARKEs
Mks. HOEf, MR. c. PARSL0E,
MhS VERNON, MISS HEARIQuEZ
And other artists combine their talents the
ADMIRABLE PRODUCTION,
- THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS
MuSiC ...............b y...... ROBERT sToEPEI.
SCENERY .by..........H. SHERWOOD.
All other particulars with synopsis of plot aud action,
the bills of the night.
Boxes and Parquet 80 cents
frVate Boxes. ~ Orchestra Stalls
Box Book open ten days In advance.
Norck-on and after Monday doors will open at TX;
To commence at o'clock.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRMANNS
LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS,
ID Mechanics Hail. a72 broadway. above Grand street.
MONDAY, Oct. ~ and every night during the week.
THE RAW RECRUITS OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER
MONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATATERIsT.
The great Negro Man Sir In variety Of new tricks.
g. @. CAMPBELL, the popular Vocalist, in BaladA
EPH. HORN NEIL and DAN BRYANT.
the avorte Ethiopian Comedians in the Buresluc OF the
MANAGER IN DISTRESS.
Junus Brutus Forrest Booth. Dan Bryant
Sig Brgnoli Savi La Blache .Eph Horn
Doors open al OK; curtain at7H Tickets Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, Oct 10, 1851.
LAST DAY POSITIVELY
or the brilliant and popular Drama, founded on
DICKENS GREAT EXPECTATIONSt
His last most admired story y has been pronounced
THE BEST DRAMA OF THE SEASON.
Is full Of interesting incident and has new and beaut0
scenery DC Yet 1t must be Withdrawn To give
place to another Drama,
Which will be introduced MONDAY next Oct. 81. To b
at all hours,
LIVING MPPOPOTAMUs;
Or RIVER HORSE from the River Nile In Egypt tho
GREAT BEHEMOTH OF THE SCRIPTURES
Also. the LIVING ELEPHANT TURTLE, 1000
years old and weighing 500 pounds the WHAT Is IN
ALBINO FAMILY SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAN
son, and near a million other curiositics.
All for rs cents; Children under TO- Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

DEAD THIs.-A PHRENoLoGIsT AND PSYCHOLOGIST
III that beats the world, and $1,000
who equal Miss WELLINGTON who is acknowledged
be the only lady in this city who ruthfuy gives information
courtship marriage health wealth and who will reclaim
drunken and unfahful husbands Miss W. Is the only
in this city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian
talsmans for love- good luck and all business affairs, and
guarantees for life Delay not to consult this naturally
gifted and beautiful young lady. Lucky numbers given
Highly respectable city references can be seen at her resi-
dence l0l Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

TvOR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, N. P.-THE BRITISH
II and North American Royal Mall steamship KARNAK,
Captain LIE Messurier will sail for the above ports
= companys wharf at Jersey City,
On Monday, 14th October On Tuesday, 10th December.
On Monday 18th November. On Tuesday, TIN Jan, 1852
fasssse money to Nssssu
For freight or passage apply TO f. CUNARD :
No. Bowling Green
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VACHT FOR SALE CHEAP-16 TONS; COMPLETE
i In every respect; fast and safe. Apply at NIGER
SOILS largest and cheapest boat establishment In tue
world, 2i3 and IA South street near Pike street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who can be consulted with the slrictest confidence all
affairs of life embracing love- courtship business and sick
restores drunken and unfablul husbands has
cret 70 make yos beloved byyonr hearts ideal and brings
cents Residence No 80 Third above Twelfth
7fE BowERY NEAR BRooME sTREET-MADAME
IOC WIDGER. Clairvoyant aud gifted Spanish lady;
wells the mysteries of Uturty love. marriage absent friends
sickness; pescrbes medicines for all dseases tells lucky
numbers, property lost or stolen. DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19

CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 5S5 BROADWAY.
" CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5S5 BROADWAY.
The most magnificent place OF In the country
giving the finest entertainments known.
THIS DAY, Oct. 49, at 2h o'clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IACK TAXES IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Of sale.-Ful Information relation
and prompt attention paid to the payment OF the
variety oil desirable real to let sale exchange
Lands beautifully located from to twenty Titles
searched and all business apperanng Westcesr county
properly attended Best given 216
Canal street, Oct. 81 and e. from 10 A. NJ to5P NJ
JOHN STEVENS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Flax Cotton.

II King Cotton is not likely to be de-
throned by bis uncrowned rival, Flax, he
Is destined to get severe poke in the ribs,
which will make his seat uneasy. We
have seen several specimens of the new
commodity to-day, which came nearer to
the genuine articles than any that have yet
fallen under our notice. They are to be
seen at the Office of Latson d Abbott, No
149 Water Street, where fabrics of the
same material are also to be inspected.
Flannel, calico, drilling and thread have all
been made of the new fibre, and with a
remarkable degree Of perfection. New
processes for preparing the fibre give great
encouragement to those who are embarked
in the business. Mills for the manufac-
ture have already been erected in N. Y. and
in New England, and will soon be in oper-
alton, not only working the flax by itself
into fabrics, but working it in connection
with wool and cotton. American ingenu-
ity is about TO succeed in a line which the
English and French have hitherto failed
NJ p. Post.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
NEW PAPERS.

NEW YORK MERCURY, New York Ledger, New
IN York Weekly, Harper's Magazine, Balou's do,
ceived daily at the Post Office.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10

GALL That GL1rTERs." ETC, Ere
One of the finest of the palatial, brown
stone fronts on Madison Square, New
York, erected without regard to cost, upon
the most expensive and eligible of lots,
was built some few years ago and present.
ed by her father to the wife of one of our
dry goods merchants engaged exclusive in
the Southern trade. The house and all
its magnificent furniture, in good times, is
worth perhaps sixty thousand dollars, and
the deed is in the lady's name. The bus-
band, of course, has become hopelessly in
solvent, and can see no way Of securing
his support. The wife has property, (some
of it eontra6rand) at the South, but can
get no remittances. They live in that
palace of fashion, in all the mockery of
millionaire wealth, the envy of ignorant
passers by, unable to command support
ing income, unable even to procure a Ten
ant for so expensive an establishment
(which they would gladly let out for an
almost nominal reDt) pointing anew to the
well-worn moral, call that glitters is is not
gold" And New York can furnish thou
sand such instances to-day.-Boston Post.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Scrofula, or Kings Evil

is constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is free
fom its attacks, nor is there one which It may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and nltny habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
sutunon' descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ~ indeed.
it seems to be the rod Of Him who saws. aI
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous eonstitu-
tions not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofalous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renoyate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in