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NANAANAAf E&tNhFs
Monday lannliy Is, 1852
CoFtt -Rio-22a re. Ja.a-25 IS
Flour SO 50 IA Sc 80, Corn --6f &c
0as.-s0a43 H.H-si4 SIS.
Raasr.-Wesgefn e 10 al2ie pegib. Easiera
-l6a re. G6ttse ~ b.
Sasar -caba-7. slc. Porto Alco-Is 4
s$c
Tales. Isl ese Hhiskg --25 &c ps'
saiion.
TFoos e Domestic Floece-s0 52s. Fullel
--45 bA- brcssei n Ss~4t =
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MANCHESTER WATER CURE

IVA
DR. sPRAGUE would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Manchester aud vicinity, Who are
suffering from CuRoSlc pIsEAsEinany form. that
be intcuas to hcep bis WA.ea-crns open during
The winter for tie treatment q patents. The
Ia hing rooms are furnished with stoves, and nj
ways warm. Coll Heather is favorable fer y
speedy recovery in many diseases which depend
on RELAXED state Of the nervous System aud Nus-
cular Fihres; almost all Female complaints come
under this head, and cures are Effected in a short
er time in cold than in warm weather. Ladis.
suffering from disease peculiar to their sex are in
yited to come end te cured without the use q
Instruments, Supperei', caustic Or Drug Med-
cine Of any knd.
MoTnrRs, lex 70 your weatly children, who
are complaining q Pain in their sides and back,
md see ifthoy have got curvature Of the Spine;
aud fs3, kaos that they can bc cured and made
straight q, the Manchester Water-Curc.
Rnaua.TIsu aai NEURALGIA Immediately dis
appear BY The application Of the WAnM ELECTRO
CHEMICAL Barn, then why be confined 10 the
house and bed all winter aud suffer such crcyut-
ating pain, when 80 pleasant remedy is within
your reach
an kinds Of Chronic disease are treated as sue
cessfulIy in Cold as in Warm wcaiheratths Cure.
On. sPRAouE VIII examine and give bis cpin-
onin all cases ofearonicdisecw that may Gallup
on him FOR three months from the FIRST of Noyem-
Der 1861, Free Of Charge Many who aie una
bic to pay the expense Of an attending Physician
can avail themselves Of Ibis chance and cure hem
selves IL home.
Patients will be visited and treated at their rss-
licences, If required, On reasonable terms.
Al letters Of inquiry or descriptive Of cases
will be strictly confidential. and cheerfully au-
swcred L. II. SPRAGUK, II. b..
MANCHESTER, vr.
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4 true copy Of record
81 Attest, II, Z. MINER, REGISTER.

SIMEON RiStNG'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. holden At Mlnches.
ter, in and for said District, Oh the 18th day Of
December, a y. 1866.
Present, Hon. u. H. Fowler, Judge.
The Executor Of the last viii aud testament Of
Simeon Rising,
late Of Rupert, in said District, deceased, applied
10 haze the time allowed for paying the deb and
settling SAID Estate extended one wear
Whcleupon it WAS ordered bat said instrument
lie proven At a Probate Court, to be holden a ibe
Probate Diiicc, in said Manchester, On the last
Wednes lay .fJauuafy, 1861. aud that all persous
interested ~ said Estate be Notified thereof by pub
fishing copy of the record II this order three
weeks successfully IN the Manchester journal.
printed 1t Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to 81 persons 10 appear aud con-
test said application, # they zee cause.
H. X. FOWLER, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
SO Attest, II. L, MINER. Register.
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puma & BURTON SEMINARY.

DURR & BURTON SEMINARY.
TIE WINTER TERM of This Institution will
commence WEDNESDAY P. NJ, December T.,
and continue thirteen weeks.
REv. ]. D. wICKHAM, Principal
REy SOLoN ALBEE, Teacher Of Latn and
Greek.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, Teacher If Mathe-
NAUTICAL and English branches.
French, Drawing aud Music will lie taught BY
lady Of experiences
Pupils Of both sexes can lie accommodated with
reons and board At the seminary. The Ptinei-
pal and his family, with the several teachers in
both departments, constitute with these Que fam
ly. aud are regulated accordingly.
For circulars giving information as to terms.
Sc, address the Principal.
Manchester, Nov. 30. 1851
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Lecture on EurOpsn Travel
--AND--
TIE AMERICAN WAR.

MIX. CtiAkLES l." BALCll,
Who has recently returned from Europe, viii de-
liver Lecture % the above subjects at tie
CouII House, Gdnesssay Evening,
San. as. EsG2.
The Lecturer wiil exhibit during the evening,
acsuratea nd eivstnt ) ERas' 0PiC PICTURES
taken 10y himscll and friends, III many persons
Aai places OF interest ID Gfcll Britain, and on
the Continent. The entertainment vii be varied
by highly Interesting anecdotes AID "goaks, " il
Illustrative u the p-caliuilies Of our Brethren
across tho Big Mater.
Among .yheg things, he will touch upon the
following topics QleUec; TIE Voyage on the
.ll-lrteI Canadian Ihe Uectn Ireland The
Saeisl.tli aud IT, origin; Scotland; Due D'Anmale
ua Pruec dc Join'ilie, England; York; Dinner
sd the France Of Wales, az Cambridge; Students
BJu Race at oxford; L0nd0n Gin Palaces; The
Poor; = bat they say aboui as 10 Dowiug Street;
Presentation 80 Her Majesty Queen Victoria,
Slsk.pcar's Birth Phase tud SiraiiJtd pom Avon;
Aeeioss the Chauu,l; Paris; Roueu; The En-
fcfor and Eugene ROME Naples Gdrib,lli
fhe Pope, Neuiee; a Smoke at Brussels with
King Leopold, Houewari Bound. FOREIGN
OPINION OS TlE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
Admission Is Gents.
Doors opea Z. Lecture 10 commence at : -
O'Clock.
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EgTANTED IMMEDIATELY
100 Able Bodied Men
ron TIE
G:uH.h E,.iaslt d Y.1.s lai,.r

PAY AND SUBSISTENCE c0NMEEcEs FROM
THE DAY or ENLISTMENT.
The pay is $40 per month for flll term Of SER
vice, and expenses plid, besides One Hundred
Dollars ID cash from the General Government
when honoraby discharged.
A GOOD DRUMMER rs WANTED.
Persons under taeu,y-one years q age cannot
enlist aithou, written colseu; q their parent,
master or guardian
For further piotieulars inquire q re At my Of
fee in this place.
CHARLES c. RCGGLEs,
Recruiting Officer
Pouliucy, Nov. %, lsGl.-28
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! AT EProblie Court
NJ ,uehes;er District, IS. ) holden at Mtuchss-
ter, III ana for said District. on The 18th day Of
January, A. d. 1867
Present, Hen H. f. Fowler, Judge
KlMBALL EATON the guardianof FRANCES
HELEN tloYr, a minor heir Of WILLIAM d.
HOYf, hate Of Arlington. in siid district, deccas-
Fl, applied Ia writing fer license 70 sell AL his
s4id ward real estate, Consisting Of ali that por-
ton Of the home farm Of sid deceased, / to her
hy the committee If division, AMI also her inter-
esi being cue equal and undivided bali Of the re-
isiou Of the widows dover in sua estate, repre-
scu,ns that il win II conducive 70 the best inter-
est ct said ward TO sell the same and put the pro-
eceds thereof at interest, Or invest the same IN
stocks Or other more productive property.
IS hcreupon i was ordered tiat sud appliea-
ton lie heard al a Probate Court, TO he holden a,
the pfobte Oh5t, ii said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday II january. 1867, aud that AL per-
sons interested Ia slil Etatc be notified thereof
IS publishing j copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks suaecs*Acy ia the Manchester jour
usl, printed al Manchester, which shall lie deem
81 suheitn, notice 10 AL persons 10 appear and
contest said application. II they see cause,
Il. T. MINER, Register
4 true copy Of record
"a Attest III r. MINER REGISTER
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NOTICE.
gWE MKT ANNUAL Meeting of lhe Bsauiue.
tun Ceautg Agricultural Seitiy viii bc held
d bssayeF's tsu. tagtrfy 80 o., ou We'd
neeity. lbs l5lh day = January, u 10 o'sloea
AN
Al said meeting the Officers u ihc S0eiey fag
tbg rusuus yeas Sin tt e.re1~l Premiums Ga
F4ra sal FtI Crops riil &c awarded. and 81
ellts nta,s.3re tu@Wes. transacted
/ geHcrd aticutin5e j. requested
2u33 J.B. II lLLISrEB, Seere' cry
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Ia Innsilnn Afit

WILL 80 5a e Dtbaf g EkN u A.
w MILLER, a Thursday. ghr 1911
inst 3hs nftts eH Hes' ai - hsase rs iat
afsFnoer, a,.3 ai she fesa Hsil. Easicry rsui,
ia iHf evening
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TUESDAY MORNING

Washington, Jan. 10.
Tia rumor /, circulating arou ii tic city
49, believed. that tic Secretary OF
Cameron, las resigned. and thai,
ii Mumiou will fake Lis place.
,nsed thai Mr.. Cameron vii bv
&c Minister 10 Rus.ia.
New Yoik. Jrn 10.
The Pes snys, a letter received in this
city from :, nlleman well known 10 Us.
r,.laies hat RESPECTABLE person made prIt-
oner bt one 81 orr boats IN Eliso RIVER.
say vs. could form TO ,dea that a slnnn-
ing hloa ihr capture Of Port Royal lad
been TO The pcopie d Soalli Caroi.na anil
Gsssegia IT, says, too. tlat almost equal
10 that il is appalling i'ci. va, tie great
Ere ia Charleston. iie adds that party
is on fool il ihai rsgioa 10 favor Of settling
tie question Al is.u. by commissioner
and Inst both Davis aad Steven. ire n
tsyor 81 il, bsi iin. Rlsei party fa1 irowa.
~ Is drwn
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Tie GewHt tfiis estg 3ns fie tsa.oH
fnm 49, Eaaaa - tl,c har Sandg ilaeA
N4a,s san.ea's nsu v ile
tafs = slss I.assefH D nas r
rived e fe nig ileh Nelief e+*
tssa W l1 t ft n
.s.M.ass h f.esM kes $50
4ararefai rsat On A.aaf aH
Csa Gafafhfs aalular lA Ferry.
second U tir THb NtHs
tarst tssmsn.. aal sn cY4y. haa
pgoaeese4ai . Sandy i'a
ai.lb stfen 81 .irs See iai esmR. 81
ftss mrr asei 81 .e HsE q iFute ifgm
llamg3crg Marshal, ashHg q utai4rr
could -. e araut vlhss Agb r.
OK. ar,d Bmelsateiy leplaa ihai le
49, argameni aai iiiai tAa3
Id mnt s..lsrf fgha q safre1ier
Aarhaii then ad.'rss~a
llsax tllcm lies had lhe allef.
safetnslerns "a di-handm#. at1
49, ihem lei, fhore. Ties immuii-
a.pis collected ald - lise o aii THAR ieais.
eamp egnilasc. tie., aad ii.eu raeh ua
,s... negsnsii Il Il, isse tasr % bsulN u aud
lie = 49, fures sfamrcl 10 ra8in,ina
Tie frlth u4a4e o ancmit a ass aA{-
thiss exc a tislt eannuif, which Icy
l.4.r4ag. Coi Gaaela lias despatched
H. casal.g r. lsuiaaii, aad ,iwy expected
il cilsar ihc sun. asd tFhals io iNee
al, snant ui iie t4iH etals, lbs ntel'
n Northeastern keum,ky lum illr la1l'
r.i.maioa 10 which Muslai.a military
absil.e. Nefa hrld, hsl tnng bore 81
tuer,ss Bfeler his lle4slpp > sufficient
federal tog,e wa. ssn ia uM lesioa ~
secure is future + ace.
Washington, Jan. IL.
III skiimi.l q Gaps. linsseil, At lia b.
wsaL.ili4pi aii.dr. lie had h,cn de-
tailed from Gen. h'tlys communal With
lao r.. imel,ts 81 niaug awl tNo slnd-
ross al cavalry, al.d Was laiionei . Bah
On ne aptaoafh ~ Gcual Jackson, %
command II G00g 81 5000 +, hl~
.coui- ga,c iin uoli,e. lie was SIX 800 G,
tnn, tlie potumar Riser lie took the
i1alrs eul ail,Mt iNo miles ard parted
iitem a. ttifui-hef. ina dense wood The
cana ~ was ! Il to cu-ase ,he ea3'a 81
thp cosy. A. exchange II shots g
the consequence nd tiernenys advance,
under Turner Alily ofeupriia no'aii,t g,
eame ou ainl IN into tie ambush Cap.
lsu,,ell lost seven liur :, and ciliur d
il..trn Il thr enemy mpl retired with
lds sholc force acio.r tie Potomac w'ih
iar loss II uny tan mtu. ho were drown
vi ia rr-s ing Til, i considered oae q
ttc mot bui,@nt m.Wm4vre- 81 &c war
SEES Sraall ha. eiscn lrrm+s on ! r
Dusa troop. 10 imrl a Punlnl Mr..
no to be conveyed 20 Canada - thr
Grand Frank X, II.
MoadGr.
1lp Gst q igunHr. Marshall fore
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Immediately following the Lecture, +. II.
PHELPS, Esg, vii deliver his Poem entitled
.sThe 10Th OF April, 1865, nnd the 10Th OF
April, iSGI."
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DATis

D. East Rar5fB. 1sauafy 8. - dip befss, Ms
JruA 4 Haauoua. asst = gs4rs.
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-. nnrai lhree gau loats on' Go'-
- ark,d oar son haa's. us EssfS
.oai.4 iHg 81 Fot jefferson.
Yenaa4eaiem fasael ias h3r
- ~ ,!,e re,t = reuellel, our guu
i.1a'sSAs s4ins dam euti lacy reached
tie. h..llcfir. ii Columbus. Il IS believed
thst umr % lie rebel boat. was Disabled.
E,nr 81 orr lirkets wefc shot last night
AZ BIRDS lpu. III supposed 10 have
been lnc ~ cone Of Co. Losaoad is
rebel ca,alr. whd base Lecn rowing
,,loat comimtins Expectations b flat "
entity lUr suyeFai ,lis. Gen. Paiae has
dispatched force IN rurslit 81 'sefa.
Souc dcsvti,re iram Columbus arrived
here lLis morning aad report great alarm
there. The troops wcfe aWHrlendHe a.
aiitek fsaa ll.e Fed eli force. Nowo"-
uruts are bring made By lhc troops here
since YESTERDAY.
Washington, Jan. ,.
The steamship Pensacola Whith leli lirr
anchor oil Alexandria ic trrliy mlrans
pfo-ccdeliu Indian Head, about tncn
seven mile. irom Wa.hi8gtoa. where he
remained uHiil ahual i've or q y 9 c.@'k
thu morning aud llun proceeded to fan
sl,c bl0ekade - hiel, -he ii vib saie w.
twenty-five shots were liicd a her but
none ,lrnck. She lid Not return tbe fire.
Sac vas II lcn with cannon aid other APP
PLANES Of VAR fuIly prepared ior hostile
service.
The safe departure Of the Pensacola is
general subirel Of cougIaiulaton. a il Is
known the rebels have brca for weeks
past reseuine their fire in order 10 DIES
toy tai. vessel er prevent her passage
cut Of tic Potomac River
Gen Lane has no, rendered his resign.
alton To lhe Cove nor or Legislature OF
Kansas, uar has isr accepted lhc Brig.
Genrrtlsl,ip rendered him by tic Prcsl-
dent and confirmed by tie Senate, nor
dots be .i.nd 10 arccpt i, a. be declared
IN that holy, until he has resigned his
SAT-. u which Tie Senate viii haze fall
notice.
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Tie Gsla o'l!uaplpg Marsbtils fore
!. CONF aed
ftt ffsI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
Hyde Park, Jan. 20, 1862. On

t.,.., CALVIN SMITH IS ESTATE
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
J. Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Lamoille, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Calvin Smith late of John
son, in said district, deceased, represented in
solvent and the term of six months from the lltth
day of March 1862, being allowed by said court
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us Give no.
tice, that we will attend to the duties of ap-
pointment at the Office of s. S. Pike. in
johnson, in said district, on the first Mondays
of April and August next. at l0o'cloc1, in the
forenoon on each of said days. "a
DEXTER WHITING, q COMMITS
LEONARD NJ. KNIGHT, siouers.
johnson, March 10, 1862,
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ca The Boston Congregationalist vouches
for the truth Of the following story:-"A
Christian gentleman was released from
Fort Warren last week, and called at the
Tract House on his way to his home in
Virginia. In the course of conversation,
he mentioned that Mr. Slidell approached
him one day, saying: 'M---,how is
it that you never drink or smoke? and /
. notice that you never swear. Why do you
Not swear?' oh said Mil have
enough TO make me humble without add
ing that evil WELL said Mr. Slidell,
you don't know how good it is sometimes.
advise you to try it. IT is agcat re.
lief to me-" aHaf rdy al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-28
SOUTHERN APPETITE SHARPENING.

In description of Tennessee Post-of-
flee, the writer SAYS" Not an hour
passes that scores of ladies and gentlemen
do not call to inquire when the first mail
from the North may be expected. Swarms
of persons crowd up with letters, nearly
every one Of which is directed to some one
in the Norchern states. Well-dressed and
intelligent gentlemen come up with open
letters and ask to have them read, evil
IDENTIFY supposing that there is to be as
thorough an espionage over the mails as
they have had. Mothers come in with
letters to sons, from whom they have not
heard for 8 months, and ask with an air of
distressed uncertainty whether it is really
true that they can write to the North
without interruption. Il am very sorry
to see you here at all, said young lady
at the post-ofice this morning, and
hope you'll have to leave soon again but
oh / am so glad can write home once
more' Are you quite sure you can get a
letter all the way to Philadelphia without
some Lincolnitcs destroying it?' asks an
old, white-headed man, all whose friends
and relatives remained in the Quaker City.
viii you look over this, sir SO as to be
sure there's nothing wrong in it, that it
may go on as fast as possible?' asks a
young lady, dressed in deep mourning.
1t isn't necessary at all, madam replies
the officer, they'll go just as speedily
without examination 'Oh no, sir, I'd
rather have you look at it, to DO sure that
it will CO. The postmaster runs his eye
over the letter, and finds it piteous APP
peal to long uuheard of mother to come
down and comfort her. Her husband has
gone with the army, her child lies dead
in the house, her aunt is at the point Of
death, and she yearns for sympathy from
home and kindred"
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NORMAN II. SAFF0RD'S ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
i Hon. Probate Court for the District of La
mobile, commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Norman Fl Stafford late of Morris
town in said district, deceased represented in
solvent and the term of six months from the 18th
day of March, 1862, being allowed by said court
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us Give no
tice, that we will attend to the duties of our APP
pointment at the Morrisville House in Nor
ristown in said district, on the 9th day of May
and 10th day of September next, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, on each of said days. o., sngs
ALMERIN TINKER. Commits
JOHN HAWSE, fr} sioners.l
Morrstown, March 18th, 1862. lIw3
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Furniture! Furniture (!
wholesale and retail, by

-. @AAsSAS = "a hAe~ASs
wholesale and retail, by
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
AT our warerooms and mandatory, No. o.
Bowery, aud 65 Chrystie Street, New York.
&C. Third Avenue Cars pass our Store.
We still continue the Wholesale and retail fur.
Business, at the old stand, No. 81 Bowery, where
with our increased facilities for manufacturing.
we are enabled to offer inducements to the trade
not to be obtained elsewhere. Our warerooms.
No. 81 Bowery, extending two hundred and for
ty-two feet through to Chrystie Street, and six
stories high, form the most spacious as well as
the best arranged in the city and with the in.
creased facilities we possess are enabled to man.
ufacture at lower rates than any other house in
the trade. We would especially invite your at
tention to our stock, consisting in part of Rose
wood, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, In Brocs-
tele Delaine and plush Mahogany, Black Wal
nut and Imitation Furniture. OF every descrip-
ton, Enameled Chamber Furniture, in sets.
from $40 to 500. Sideboards and Extension Ia
bles constantly on hand and manufactured to or
der. Fine Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Bedsteads, new patterns also q large assortment
OF Mattresses consisting of patent, spring eurled
hair, whalebone, and excelsior.
We would also call your attention to our cane.
wood, and flag seat Chairs. We shall be ablc at
all times to supply the trade on the most reason
able terms. Walkers Patent Swing Cradles.
| We are the sole agents for this city Of Tuchers
New style Patent Spring Bed. the best as well as
the cheapest in use, Retail price. $500 each.
1000 have just been ordered by Government for
hospital use. ssa ! mrl4mS
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THOMAS buttons ESTATE. ra
STATE OF VERMONT / IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, S. en- at Johnson within
and for said District, on the 10Th day of March,
A. ID. 1862 a - 'a .
John A. Child, executor on the estate of Thorn
as Dutton late of Hyepark, in said district, de-
ceased, makes application to said court TO extend
the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts
due from said estate and to render his admins
tration account until some future day Where
upon, it Is ordered by said court that said appli-
cation be heard at the Probate Office, in johnson
on the It'll day of April, 1862 ; and, il Is fur
Their ordered, that notice be given to all persons
concerned by the publication of this order in the
Lamoille Newsdealer printed at Hydepark, three
weeks successfully, before said hearing. am
BY the court.--Attest, Va mu1i 7
l1w3 e I'll IS. PIKE, Register
THE CONFESSIONS and Experience Of Suf.
l. ferer.-Published as o warning, and for the
especial benefit Of Young Men and those who suf.
fer with Nervous Debility, Loss of memory Pre-
mature Decay, &C., &C., by one who has cured
himself by simple means after besng put TO great
expense and inconvenience, through the use OF
worthless medicines prescribed by learned doc
tors. .@ "a ~ ~ y y N 40
Single copies may be had of the author, C. A.
Lambert, ESD, Greenport Long Island, by en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope. Address
Charles a: Lambert, Esq, Greenpoint, Mong Is
land N y - IianlIm2
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BOOTS AND SIT O EiS!

ID y y y II " u y II y ID y
consisting in part of the new style Balmorals
Carpet and Plush Slippers for Gents and Ladies,
Cox's genuine copper toed shoes for childaen, all
of sunerior uualitY q LARGE assortment of
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From the Home Jonrnal. =

a..
Tue following lines were suggested on
seeing the painting styled the Neglected
Picture" by w. NJ Davis, of Port Jeffer-
son, now on exhibition at Messrs Ball
Black and Cos. AT the FIRST glance at the
picture, the beholder presumes that it is
simply an old, dirty, stained Autograph
of JEFF. Davis, in dilapidatcd mahog-
any frame, with the glass broken. The
edges and points of the broken glass look
remarkably keen, appearing as if ready to
fall from the picture The frame one cor
her covered partially with cobwebs, in
which several flies have become imprison-
cd, seems ready to drop apart, and the
torn paper and business cards of "Justicc
and Co. and "B. Happy" in the COR
ncrs, are so accurately delineated, that it
seems almost impossible that the represent
alton is on piece of canvas: "a
What ails you jeff? hast had a smash"
knew you would-so short of cash.
And"Jordan's so billy:
That hanging by CoTroN THREAD,i ......
When Cotton King" was almost dead
Was surely naught but silly.
If you'd been hung with HEMPES CORD,
You'd hang there yeti pledge my word,
Your glass would not be broken:
But now alas your FRAME awry. ..a
We pass you by with long drawn sigh,
And curses deeply spoken
Your friends, long ere this fall occurred,
Told you whoreinyour course you'd erred,
And warned you of your folly;
But you, ambitious of renown,
Not needing them, have tumbled down
With visage melancholy.
Your face, by honest men, now seen,
Looks haggard. careworn, dirty, mean.
And also bears stain a
And cen the flies. as if to show
The hatred due our couutry's foe.
Have been, and-gone again.
The glass through which you're wont to peer,
Seems shattered yet for many year
1t might have been expected
You HUNG ON COTTON to the last,
And falling, found the die was cast
That you should die neglected"
The cord of Union, made of stuff
Good, loyal, true and strong enough
TO suit your northern friends.
You've snapped asunder, and among
Secessas throng you move along
To meet traitors ends
Your FRIENDS, / see, have left their card.
Although to part with friends is hard
We know It's life's declension
When Justice" therefore, metes to you,
Well all "B Happy" if your due
BE JUSTICE BY SUSPENSION.