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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-11
THIKTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS
Monday, March 10

SENATE.
MIR. Harris presented petition asking tia,
Democratic papers now excluded from the mail,
whose editors have not been convicted Of ,re,.
son, may be allowed the same privilege AS ah.
lition papers.
Mr.. Howard presented a memorial asking gyr.
gress to permit no abridgeluent Of the freedom
Of the press
MIR. Sumner, from the Committee or Fvgqj,r
Relations, reported ID bill 10 fulfill treaty st.l.
lations with Hanover. The bill passed
MIR. Collamer, from the Committee on the Past
Office, reported back the bill Ior carrying mails
to foreign ports, with amendments.
HOUSE.
The Senate bill providing for the appontue,,
of suffers for the volunteer service, aud denim;
their duties, was considered.
MIR. Baker Of New York made an unsuSey.
full motion to abolish such sutlerships
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-11

ity to those who have long been III d,,,,,
Is not this work that must be loo,, ''S
with pleasure by all who are the real G.. %
of human progress? Who will ohio. Wy
dnd fault thst The implements Of ,o.. % |'
agriculture, with various mechanics, ''
with the Bible and with religious jos,u,'
with the Sabbath-schooI and the day.x,,.'
are thus furnished to those who h,r,T
dwelt in slavery and Ignorance ? Tins. -
find fault with this should be branded a. =
enemies OF humanity.
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Washington Co. Court, March Term, 1862.
Hon. LOYAL c. KELLOGG, Presiding Judge.
Hon. DON P. CARPENTER .;, ,ao
Hon. S. s. KELTON, A''o''@'o '""6e''

The March Term of the Court commenced it's
session here Tuesday the 18th inst. 1t was
opened by prayer by Rev. w. II. Lord The
Petit Jury are as follows
John Wheaton. Horace Clapp, Elijah Nye,
Aaron Andrews, John L. Adams, E. F. Coburn,
VIM. Bruce, Q. \. Wood, Philo Towle, VIM.
McAlister, John Q. Tabor, E. II. Vincent, Da-
vd Herrick, VIM. Chaplin. X. R. Keith, Chas.
Walling, Stephen Spencer, Moody Bemis, VIM.
Deavitt, VIM. e. Woodbury., c. s. Dole, He
man Townsend, Edmund Locke, J. W. Richard
son, r. w. Green, Freeman Morse, Francis S.
Noble, Nathaniel Robinson, Sidney o. Wells,
Cyrus Brown.
On the call of the Docket eighty six cases
were set down for the Jury. 7EsE
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Council of Censors.
A CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

The Freemen of Vermont, irrespective OF party
names or party associations, are requested to
,nnct in Mass Convention, at the Town Hall
in Burlington, on the 18th day of March, 1867
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to nominate a
ticket for Council of Censors, to be supported
at the ensuing election on the fourth Wednesday
of March next
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NOTICE.

THE CO partnership heretofore existing under the
OF Brooks Demng, Is this day dissolved by mu -
consent The demands will DO left with ~ p. BroGs' ''
settlement n r. BROOKS,
Montpelier, Jan. 10, 1869. II. DENlN1
The business will be continued at the Old stand hy
subscribe where the old customers and oil in van,
goods ar ngited to call and examine my stock, VII
will be sold at low prices.
hlld&w3w NJ P BROOKS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-11

Thirty cannon have been found at CoIumba
which had been thrown away by the rph.,
abandoning the place.
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Notice!

THE Annual Meeting Of the VERMONT CEN,ts6&,
: hAlLkOAD COMPANY will be held at the PAn W.
Oh hrmiL D. 1852, at O'Clock P. M to choose 's'
DlhECIVfS Tor the year ensuing, and for the tram"
ton OF other necessary business,
q. :y l.. BRAtNE2D, JR.
St Adams, Feb. 25, 1852. CLERK pro ts"
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Valuable place of Business

in the State, for Wholesale or Retail Flour, Iron Gfa
or Produce trade The whole will be sold together, o.
separate, as may suit purchasers portion Of the SAYS
down, the balance may remain on mort gage.
the above property Is sold before the FIRST u"
VI APRIL, will then lease the Depot store re'i %
BILE parties for year or more
ir would say to the tax payers Of Montpelier hs! !
am no longer constable but shall devote the month "
March in closing my collections, and hope all will
prepared to pay on or before the Isl Of April IS ~
Country demands my services and anus, CO."
n, s. CAMP.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-11
OFF TO E'EaaI WAR.
CORNER STORE,

new occupied by d. Dewey Stove and Tin Store %
ne corner opposite the Pavilion, S7 feet front on s'
street and lt7 feet front Bridge Street, the ra'as
rack laying through the Passenger Depot terminals %
inc BACK end Of the lot and along side Of the Depot SO
making u the most conxenent and
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

~ 0An - Osssuns 6sssuaAn-1As ssturu
~ FHFsss Monroe n 0oloasl HaaseA e u
beoo4d Ksntueky reGinsat rsbA a1y, who
~ ssnt 70 General Hagw by General Wool
rsport that Scssss, Tss SssiirsS - e"S sssscs ~
" exchange, hsS esc11S3 see6i1srsbIe sur.
pSise at Washingsoo. L,1ooBgs kom General
Wsel explain ~ an111t eV1vte Ne reply
q 81 Gsasral HUGE v16e9 ~ no more ei
~ ouf possession are delivered p. Il will be
that The rsbsl6 beA Colonls Cor.
oored, Wilcox, snd seherS, b bssiaess to be
usssed = prfvatsannsa were, bot q was not
sdppsscd that hey wsrs 70 be szcbanged only
ioe thoss. MICS, however, - b tbs requirement
q " rebels, Il will psssably bs speedily
Eantsd. The privasssfsasa sfe 'alrssdy q
Fortts@ Monroe, and Mr. Odsll goss thither 10
80 teey ass promptly sent to General Huger,
md hoping TO return IN . fsw days, bringing
Colonel4 Corcorsn sad Wlleox, aad Union pris.
ouers to The numbsr Il ths piratss With him.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
LOR DOs1ON, VIA HEwPORT AaD
Il FALL RIVER.

By the splendid and Superior steam .'-A
sn n . TR Q POLIG, EXPIRE
STATE, BAY STATE. and STATE OFR1fNE
70 DC nsvsaon q Lcns isisnS sound rSpnIppS aIapiio 4
oonAectton with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, Distance Of "a mlss oaly TO Bostou
:ss.S.f sG hHse T;I sTHE csS Ss gs;sy
nondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'oioek, n
IL: :.... e sssn g.. Can't Brow,
puscdays, Tharsdsys, and hstyrdayS, st { o'eisoi,
1hsss steamen are afted with oomnodius ststs.
roons, and every arranGemsnt for the security and
oomfort Of who are Afforded By this route
ntghts rest on board and. on arrival at Fall river
proceed par steamboat train, reaching Boston early
ne following morning, or may remain o. board N.
di etardng Of the accommodation at A. n, BY
which they may reach Boston about sH A. n.
baggage master = attached 70 each steamer, who
reosives and tickets the baggage, and sooompaniee
tho same 10 its Destination.
4 teamef runs, In connection with this Line, b
weeu Eau river and Providence, daily. except Sen
Freight 70 Boston b forwarded through with srss,
dispatsh BY IN Expssss Train, which leaves Fall
ryer every morning, 6andays excepted, ct N
oelcck fer Boston and Ney Bedford, arriving stiS
Ior nsight O. psseage, ,spPly on bosrl, Or stth
a. iSS S:,tss e as,.sIp sIpy % beard d''d 10 'sou
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug lift 10 and II West street n Y.
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SEVENTH WARD.
. For Mayor:
RICHARD WALLACH.
For Alderman:
JOHN q. SEMMES.
For Common Council:
WIN. j. MURfAGH,
CHARLES WILSON,
Y. W. AITCHHLL.

Miss Q. Q. SCOTT Repeatedly a nnounces
N1 TO parent that she will b happy to give les
son, on the Plano Forts 70 .pupll., st their own
homes. Music = not taught BY her - . frivolous
accomplishment, 70 b. acquired BY Q mere parrot.
like exercise Of the faculty Of i1itation but %
pursuit worthy OF the attention Of Intelligent and
ohAvsoter and claims - an exact Soiepoe.
II b claimed that the bsneat derived from puyss.
Ing . sourse by her Il ct least Qsadrrpis % that
which could = obtsined during n equal period q
tms In the ordinary modes Of ns fucton, and grest
saying Of expenso whiis many branches oould be
studisd elsewhere 6nly st comparative disadvsnt.
assns. '' ''"'' WV" " UNIV ~'''
Harmony, Ryhn. asl Praosce are trssted % seps.
rate branches, and each receives an amount OF at.
tention pIopoiionate TO it. inportanoee. Miss g..
takea good care that correct hlgerinR 10 formed
the start and good time secured by the use Of Mea
sel,s Mstronome
Terms per quarter liberal,
Parents wishing to have thsir children attend day
school, will ind Il convenient to take morning
noon, or night for the lessons.
Please hand In the names BY the first week In
June.
Miss s. can bs found At the Avenue House
my 2o-lw
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TIHlTED STATEs PATENT OFFICE,
~ .r-. WAsKInofoH, Nay 20, lS62.

% the petition Of Robf Burns Gocdyssr, formerly
erayins fos ne s.tenaon Of pstsnt s1ssisd g
?. .. the a.isass:: OF s.id Robert p. GOodyear'
~ lsas, and e .sssnsd By them = said Robert B.
Goodyear, and fe issued TO him on The 10th May,
lss2 for sn i@P.ov;nsnt IN Apparatas for oPeratiag
sxPrstioa g aid patent. which taiss pass On The
18th day Of beptsnber, lSe1.
It's osdsssd hat ths sald petition BE- heard st the
Patent Onoe on Monday, ths ssh Of Ausust nsxt,
at twelve o'clock NJ; and all persons are notified to
sppSar and show eauss, II sny they have, why said
pethion ought not 10 Be granted. .'.',
Persons spp0nH ths sxteasion afe required to
Gle In the Pstsnt Ofoe their objections, specially
set forth n writing, at least twenty days beibrs the
day Of hearng; oil testimony AIed BY either party
70 be used p ths said heariig must be takes and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the oass wlll b. olosed On the
1lh dayof August next depositons and other papers
relied upon % testimony must be nled In the once
on Or before the morning ofthst day; the argumsnb
II sny, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be publkhed In the
Naaienal RepublicaH, WaahAgton, b. O., aud the
cesaye weeks; the fnt Of said publications to Be-
at least sixty days previous TO the day OF bearing
d. =. HOLLOWAY,
Conmisioner Of Patents.
T. S.-Editois Of the above papsn will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Ohos with
q pSper containing this notice. may sl-wsw
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Wl"TER AR',AneEnE1T
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n RAIIzo oAD.


o, and after MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1891,
PASSENGER TRAlNs LEAVE PHILADrl-
Tor Ch.,tsr. Al M lis & n, ~ n, sls and ioso
for wllpl.s.sa, .. $50 q. m, sis .. H., ns .
tss New Castis, at SIS .. =. and aAp.n
For Dover, st sis {. N. and 84S p n.
For Milford, at S.lS . n.
Leave Baltimore st $50 .. N. Expressly Los p
L..s: p%iiSiss'ss ss s'e = so = "a as1R' ITS 4
En-: E::I: ssiIlssssis silssss I, ,s,sSR,. Il. :. r.
Leave Dover at .. nd. and 6.lop. m.
Leave New Castle st II .. m and $40 2. m.
Leave Chester at $50 . m, IL 10, 40, and $50
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and istsr.sdiats
stations at 70 and p m; for Dover and intsrms.
date stations, at los p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ut s.46 m, II % and II 80 p n.
Leave Wilmington at 4so'A m, s.2S .. n. Il y
FRkISaT aas Train, with Passenger Car attached,
u Leave AZ. Fniiadsiphi.. for rsrryull. and inssrns.
dfss t:.Pgs P.Ssi SniasSnp S r. r.y. and n,.rn.a
Leave baltimore, for Havrs ds.Graos and inter.
mediate stations, ate O. N.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. a.so .. m. and 1850 p. N from Philadslphis TO
Al from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The 30 q. m. Train from Rhilsdelphia to Bald.
more will run daily, Mondays sotp:ed dv,-ox
jaa 2-u Presdsnt.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Deaths Of noldiers.
The following names Of soldiers deceased a

The following names of soldiers deceased al
the hospitals have been reported:
l.. B. Moore, oompsny +. 9Th Maine.
II. G. Leavets, company d, LIST Maine.
Henry Ayres, %th Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps.
Sergeant r. NJ. Mitchell, company B, llth
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. . .
Chxs. G. EIwell, company @, Psnnsylvsnis
'rtillery.
Sefsnt bur'gorook' COMPANY n h' Vr'
ginia. ,,,. ,.,,n ,o,, ~. ~,
Eish Afins, company A, 63d Ofno. .,-- -
JuSson Y Carlton, company A, 9th New
Grh 1ih,s Rr.vn,A company !, 18th Nsw York.
tnSs Inds. n'Sy ~ n,,n I'D company q, SD New York.
4! Hnares Ar ssSS,s Sssl'Ss So;npsay b 81 Ney York
II. sherwood sS VSngy COMPANY D. ssh Nsw ;, York;
Joseph Wheeler, oompshs =; 3, .uln, III w's'"ns'h
. "a Peter Moss, 0ompsny B, lsS' vssn,nts
II. T. Elam, company A. lin =. fah.s
Franklin Furr, company ., l4th' rasnnas.
The three last we're Confederate ,eyne ss q, :.
Relatives of deceased soldiers 0s ..a. uo ~, y,
nished with all tho information they dSs,s dSso ~
relation TO the burial places Of their kV, ,
&c., by calling on +. 7. Sands, GovernmeIt un'
dertaker, 4A + street horth. .o''- ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Soldiers In the Psnitsnsiary.

We are gisd 70 see that Governor Aorehssd
Of Pennsylvania. last week introduced u reso-
luton of inquiry into the condition and causes
Of the imprisonment Of soldiers in our peniten.
tiary. We learn that nearly all Of the soldiers
are taken from active service In the field, and
encarcerated here for trivial offences, such az
disrespeotful language 10 petty officers, &c.,
and that their sentences are exceedingly dis
proportionate IN the offences alleged to have
been committed. For instance. one man. for
some iosubordination while intoxicated, is sen
fenced to term Of Ten years
Every one Ia oognizant Of the fact that many
young upstairs, with large amount Of pom.
pous pride and little brains, have by some
means worked their way into our army as ON
GERS, and our brave soldiers, whose position ~
privates give assurance that unselhsh patriot
Ism prompted them to the field, may sometimes
under peculiar aggrsvati0ns, be tempted "a
exhibit the contempt they honestly feel Tor such
onloers. This being the Qass, although they
may deserve punishment, Il would sssm TO III
that II ought not to be such as will take them
from the neld and 6ncarcerate them In dun
geons for yeas.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

vTyHE st. LOUIS, Chestnut Street,
il -, Batveeu Third and Fourth, Philadelphis
The undsfsigUed having leased for aterm Of year
thh popular k61ss, have the pleasure Of announcing
to their friends and the travelling community that d
now open for the reception Of guests. Tbs house
vatsd and rehtted in : superior manner the apart
msnts are large well ventilated, and furnished 10
modern style 1t 10 centrally located, convenient To
ali The dcpots and steamboat lAndngs, and Ia the
immedst. vicinity Of the Custom House, Post Oiioe
and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel z . Restaurant for the
plan. Price of Rooms from Three 70 Seven dollar
per week, according to location.
Board 81 50 psr day. Tsbls d'hots for merchants
'''A ''''' HENRY NEIL,
my b-cm ISAAC L. DEVOE.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
NJ . = o =
"Adams Express Company"

This Company Offers to the public Unsquallsd
Advsntagesr for the Safe and Quick Dspatoh" Of
b., 10 all parts Of the UnitsA States.
Expressss TO and from the North and W ct depsy!
from and arrive In Washington twice dolly. AZ
Exprsssss ars In charge Of ~p~Ssss'S end rstah'
AessenGsrs
All goods for ths sooallsd Confsdsrstss States, :,
and all articles i" Contraband Of War;" will b. N
sUsnD.
Our kxprssss leave New York at l,e and r: H.,
arriving IN Washington st o 4. n. and 90 r. u.
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 20 A. n and lie
n, arriving In Washington 30 p. u. and . 4 n.
Expresses leave Baltimore st 40 A. n and y
p. H., arriving In Washingten at Q 4, II. and So
Expressss for oil points North ssd Wet lssvs
Warrington daily at 1So A. II. and " y. y.
Special Contrsets for large quantities Of Freigh,
ean Be made on application 1t this Once.
All goods called for and dslivsrs6 Grss Of extEs
charge, 4 w fAk5ONb,
Suneriptsudent AdAns Expires o..
WsAhins,on. >uRah - ~. sasp-H
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

Passenger Trains leave ua Pavonia Ferry -
New York, - follows, Wis:
AT A. n, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Ba6Alo,
and principal intermediate Stations.
Ats A. r., NAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stations This Train RENAME over night at Elnira,
and proceeds the neU morning,
Ate A. n, MILK, daily, for ottsvtlls, snd intsr'
Al "a. X ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Pos.
Jeryis, and principal Stattons u
Al p. H., WAY, for Aiddlstown, Newburgh
xt5P. T., NIGHT ExPREss, daily, for Dan
kiIk Buffalo, Csnandaigsa, and prineiHsl Station
hsns, and runs only 70 Elniiia
At Q p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, for Hosnss-
VILE, and principal Station xor ,-,..
NATHANIEL MARSH, RaosivsI Gag u
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
TEN perance HIetting.

An adjourned temperance meeting was held
at the Franklin Fire Company's Hall yesterday
afternoon at Il O'Clock. - '.-lp : ~. :
Mr.. D. 8. Page WAS chosen a. chairman, and
Mr. r. q. Greene acted as secretary. ''tf7,
Mr.. Page, from the committee on form OF
organization, stated that NJ some objection had
been made to the plan presented at the las,
meeting, the committee bad concluded 70 pre-
pare another, which he offered as u substitute
for the one heretofore reported.
The substitute WAS adopted. 1t provides a
pledge Of total abstinence, and all who sign II
sSs ssoS%s r sr. no G9 Ss
ings, 10. ......f .f..I..-. -.....y.
Constitution. rf. I... .... . ..'.r : - q
Justice Clayton was called on, and made some
tenn altogether. By conferrinE a license on a
man, we make him de fdcto an oihoer Of the
Government He was opposed to getting up a
political party In opposition to the license sys'
iem; for then we should create violent oppo..
man do AZ be pleased, just ~ tho Ten. Com
mandments allowed man to do M shall please
him. On him rests the responsibility OF bis
acts. He would hold the man responsible for
his acts. and If he was not responsible man,
Every man under the influence Of liquor he 70.
garded as an insane man. He believed the law
should declare NIL such men non oo,spts nsertus.
Somethi must be done in this cause, or We
safely assert that the use ofslooholio liquors ID
the cause OF nineteen twentieths of the cases
which come before him for adjudication.
Mr.. Perry, OF Maine, also addressed the meet.
ing. He alluded to the operation of law on this
question. But there must be n public senti.
mont to back up the law. He proceeded at
some length 10 give Y very interesting history
of the Maine law, and It's operation and edects
in his State. Law cannot make people virtuous,
but when supported by public sentiment, II osn
and vii, prevent people from becoming Vicious.
Mr.. Northrup and others also addressed the
meeting, after which II adjourned to meet next
Sabbath afternoon nj tho same place at four
O'Clock, and the chairman was. requested to
obtain some distinguished speaker TO address
the meetiDR, .ls..r. ..-. ...|
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
More Disabisd Sold isrs Arrived

About 200 sick and disabled soldiers came up
on the railroad from Manassas yesterday morn.
ing, and were conveyed to various hopitals
during the day. These men are principally
from Gen. Shields division, and are worn out
by the continual succession Of long and rapid
marches, whiohl that gallant division has isd
TO undergo recently In moving rapidly from the
valley Of the 6henNnd0xh tofHred6Stoksburg
md now again bxok into the valley; These
men speak In the highest terms OF Gen. Shields
as , brave, loyal and energetic offioer, NJ well
as a kind.hesrtsd and sympathizing COM
teroepted jackson, and that his (JaOksOn's)
whole army will be bagged. Some of these
men are from Gen. Ord's division, and
they also speak Of that onioer In terms oi
highest praise, None Of these men appear
,dahgerOusly III, and were II not for che severity
Of camp lie In their particular division, they
SAY they would have been able TO continue
with the army. =. They are from different regi
msnts-not mors than from one 10 ive out Of
each.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Road Rill..

bill to extend the time from twelve months tS
throe yearsfor the surveying, plating and req
eording of the roads designated by the sot OH
May Sd. The President is authorized 10 ~"
vacancies occurring In the Levy Court,
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
#.
- MARBLE MONUMENTS
60, sc.

Ihave large and most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble Men0nsats, 0ravsssSnss,
-, II Co., dto., - ~ = :
for ale a low prices Tor cash. will sell at reduced
prices to those Of the army or navy who nay want
them - msmentoes for their oomrAdss who havl
fAllsn IN defence Of the Union. -
WI RUTHERFORD,
nb iI-6m u Etrest north, bet 18th and f8th
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

TO LOOK Young AND BEAUTIFUL
You may obtain . handsome complexion, exempt
from Pimples, Blo'ohs., 10 BY usitg Or. Tumble
~ ~, r,@pe ~ banishsr rtios q per bottle sent by
Once No II Wsshington Bulldog, Psnusy ylvanis
avenue, corner or Seventh strest, Wsshington, D. G.
my3i ELlFI ~ ="
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Firing . Pistol.

Geo. Butler was arrested by Officer Grown,
| OF the Fourth Ward, near Prather's alley, Bat
urday, for firing pistol tn the street. He was
taken before Justice Walter, and fined $20.oA.
Rather high shooting that.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
NEW DOATs-aEw OARS. r
kSe 1oH SosfoH. n
NEW LONDON NORWICH. and woRCEsTER
(ssndays ExosptAdj ''l' - ..
At 3 o'slssk, p. T., = r....

PEE % N. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY STREET,
= The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF Bos
ION, W.. WILCOX, commander, froa New York
Tgesdaycl Thsrsdays, aad Saturday, md NJ
d.ys dAMyns Point hoadays, wsdsssdsys, and II
fhs ne! aad nasnises,t steamer CITY OF NEW
JUN Lhomas 9: Jewett, commander, from New
Anyns Posnt-Tuesdays, Thsrsdays, asd satsT
fhses two .sv s.sansrs hsvs bee. buils expsssl,
Hf mh rests, with ell modern inprovsslasts, q
siIGas water Tight Conpaxtnent, aad are IN
only :ssaMe ever built for Long leland Sosnd
win 1is grsst hfs. .prsssrving impfovsnsnt.
Condaotofs accompany The stsansrs each way.
Lsssngers proceed ffoa Allyn's Point inme
Giaey on arrival Of steaners, BY Express Train 70
Boston, Woroester, Lowell, Lswrence, Fitchbufs
Nashua, Concord, the White Mountains, 10 DO.
Passengers returning ffoa Boston leave the Depo,
o. the Boston and Worcester railroad at 90 r. n.
W9fcestsr r. ~, arriving At Allyn's Point s.ss
Freight taken st the Lowest Rates, ssd delivered
n boston early the next day.
State Rooms IN abundanos oan be had on board
advancs. a MARTIN Xssnt
avg s-sn Pisr u, II. Z.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
Germs.

From ~ 70 800 . year guaranteed to per.
or. % tsosessd @ with Corn, Bunioos,, Bad Nsils,
waite, ths saecssfsi CSsfopcdist, md ssbSittiM M r.
% hh Hods q trsatnsnt No asid, no blood, 70
least inconvsnianoo. Once, as Psnn.ylvania ay.
enac bstweea -Four. Aad a-half and Sixth streets
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