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, 1863-11-21

A PARAGRAPH FOR LADIEs.=Most of
our fair readers have decided aversion to
that part Of their duties which falls under
the "patching and darning" denomination.
They are of opinion that F" rent may bethe
accident of day a darn, premeditated pow
erty." But if they only knew how pretty a
well executed piece of repair looks, when
you see in its woof the bright threads Of
economy, and independence, and womanly
thrift, crossing and recrossng one another,
they would lay aside embroideries and crotch
ct work, and take up, instead, the mending
basket. We rode down town the other day,
when the only other occupants of the stage
were young gentlemen and lovely girl of,
we should think, about eighteen. She was
the prettiest, freshest looking Girl one would
want to see-there were no telltae traces of
midnight parties and headachy mornings in
those peach blossom cheeks and clear, bright
eyes and all the pumberless little items of
self-from the pink bonnet strings down to
the neatly fitting gloves and delicate gaiter
boots. If we had been an old bachelor, or
a young one either, we would certainly have
fell in love with that girl, particularly after
we had discovered that she was as industri-
GUS as pretty And how do you suppose we
found it out ? The handkerchief that lay in
her lap told us so The neat little darn,
elaborately executed, in its corner with the
small white stitches and skillful handiwork,
had tongue quite audible to our ears.-L.
Time, and patience, and wise economy had
been there The gentleman sitting opposite
saw the little token also; we noticed his eve
turning from the handkerchief to the bloom
ing face and back TO her handkerchief again,
and we knew perfectly well that be was
thinking of-the good wife that young
lady would make, and how neat her husbands
cravats and stockings would be Poor fell
low, the edges of his shirt bosom were little
frayed, and one or two buttons were missing,
whose detection the most skilful arrange
ment of his cravat ends could not conceal
Perhaps he had wife who didn't believe in
mending and darning-perhaps he had none
at all. However that may have been, his
admiring eyes appreciated the darn on
the handkerchief more thanif it had been
the richest and most sight-destroying em-
broidery-not for what it was, but what it
betokened Girls don shrink from mend
ed place as if it, were plague spot; the long.
er your old things last, the better able you
will be to have new ones by-and by. Sensi-
bic people read your characterin little things;
and nobody will think the worse of you,
whatever may be your station in life, for the
exercise of economy and thrift A stitch in
time saves nine, and sometimes it saves
great deal more than that.-EngyiSb pa
per. Vfl ui.. .l
, 1863-11-21
NUMBER 10.

ing the tents, ID about two minutes, [ as
cended the ground where we made the cir
cult, then passed down Slight dechvity, af-
ter which the grouhd gradually rose .untillI
reached the spring, in about ten minutes, by
rugged path over large boulders of Sinaite
granite. Here | was surprised to find fine
spring Of pure water issuing from a rent in
the rock. The rent was in an oblique direc-
ton, the highest part of it on the left and
sloping down toward the right The lowest
part of. the fssure was as high as a mans
head from the ground. The surrounding
rock is the sOhd red granite Of Sinai, smooth
on the face and unbroken by fssure or seam.
The fssure is about six feet long, four inches
wide, five inches deep, and runs down into
the rock parallel with the perpendicular side
Of the mountain. The water seems to issue
about two feet above the bottom of the rent,
flowing over the lower part of it in a stream
about the thickness of mans finger. The
reservoir is about twelve long by five in width,
and four feet deep, and was nearly full when
l reached the place. When full, the water
is let off, to irrigate some twenty or more
fruit trees AS l was the first, so far as I am
aware, to observe this singular rent in the
Rock of Horeb, and am unable to find any
allusion to it in the books of Burckh ardt,
Robinson, Stanley, or other travellers, ] have
thought it my duty to inform the public of
the fact, in order that future travellers may
not fail to see it. Could we suppose that
Moses had rod about six feet long, the low.
er end of it as high as his head, struck it
oblquely against the granite cliff, and that
wedge-shaped cavity was thus miraculousIy
formed, the rent would meet the conditions
exactly. would simply state that l made
the above discovery on the 26th of Februa-
ry
, 1863-11-21

One of the field officers of the Nineteenth
Wisconsin rode up to headquarters his ami
nal reeking with foam from hard riding, dis
mounted, and threw the rein to an attendent
saying, "feed him."
@Is he not too warm to feed now Z" inquir-
ed the attendant
'No, you may feed him with impunity,
replied the officer.
"Impunity !" exclaimed the attendant
"the Quartermaster has furnished the usual
quantity Of forage, but nary pound ofim-
punity
, 1863-11-21

IT is not work that kills man, it is worry.
Work is healthy you can hardly put more
upon a man than what he can bear. Worry
is rust upon the blade 1t is not the revolu-
ton that destroys the machinery, but the fric-
ton. Fear secretes acids, but love and trust
are sweet juices,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

FoRraEs MoyRoF, March 80. Refugee,
from Reboldom and dese,ters from the lebel
army are almost daily coming in to our lines at
Suffolk and Yorktown, and giving themseIye.
up Generally the dcserters have IN il arm,
and equipments with them They report Tint
movements strongly indicate the early evacaa-
ton OF Richmond, though 1t is intended to be
accomplished by slow and sure process. Al
entire division OF the rebel army arrived m
Richmond Inst Tuesday as issupposcd to protect
the rebels from any attack that may be made
While the evacuation is taking place. The rob.
els have already commenced to remove their
Iarge guns ana aso the machinery from the ma
chine shops at Richmond to Chattanooga.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

loa6rowN, Va, March 50 Yesterday
morning about loo rebel infantry stole past our
pIcScts 10 front Of Williamsburg and quietly
occupied the place before daybreak Al dawn
OF day their tHllry in front attacked our nick.
cts who Tell haoE upon the town. Here the
rebel niantry Tired upon them, killing two and
Hoondlns i've They finally cut their way
through and escaped TO lort Magruder, except
e'sht or nine who were made prisoners. oar
force numbered about 10, that Of the ENEMY
about 500. Before our,enfo. ccmenls came u6
the enemy seized whatever they could find and
made good their escape
There has been number Of night alarms at
Gloucester Point, the past week, but no engage
ments have ensued
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Sp.oIaI DL.palL.. o Bo.-an IgnrnaL

WASHINGTON, March 81 Tbisis fine, warn
moonlight night, ann the Union denonstfati5p
at the Capitol has surpassed anything Of the
Kind ever known hero. The Senate and Ilansn
aaIls we're packed. Gov Johnsonwa the nrin.
opal speaker in the llall Of Representatives.
Admiral looto Judge Cartor, Gen. Martindals
lion Horace Maynard aud Others. sddre.sa5
each meeting. A letter from Hon. George Ash.
nun wac read. The President was present H.
mad hls little son with him, and was loudly
eheered, as were also oil allusiops to him or Ms
policy.
fSignoh D.
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(Signcd)


WHEELING Va. March 81 A telegram to
Gov Plerpolat says
Yesterday, 200 rebels under Gen. jenkins
o'p'u'ed Point Pleasant, Va The town was
subsequently, fe-eepturcd, and tue rebels driven
back with the loss Of II killed and IA prison.
ers. Oar loss was one killed aud one wounded
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

STATS OF VERMONT, pR0BATE COURTS within
WARRINGTON DIarBicr IS ] and Tor the District aiors
INi VIII 30 holden ~ he Probate Office u Mtr,peier III
ad District on Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ellinE Persons having business u sad Caart are ri.
1aesIed To attend to the sane on said court days.
Y. X. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

inc worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptve patients
In advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and SO uni.
lor'ally known that we need do no more
llan assure the public that its quality is kept
up 10 me hest II ever has been, and that It
may he relied On TO do all it has ever done.
Prepared by Dr.. G. Aypn a Co,
P'ecticci 0ud .iAaittical Chemists
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
~. llnS. ,, 60 Montpelier, ] HENRY, & {
waterbury, wholesale and Re,ailA Agents.
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living, dserdcred Objection from unhe.t,
i. impure ayr. u,h ami h.lhy f.-i
t jtfr*H9 vices. aHd. above a
No ven real Infection Whatever D, ID
origin. a is hereditary FL tio cunhnt..
descending "tm prut. Oh cMIJfOn.
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3.t ina uuues ~ ne father. ut.af..-
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- AfhNit htl Stttfff Nnatunt Mass.
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I -, having ro ,.gue.t.su ,.ir, I. ,.. -"
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symry yr,rs
yrsa ., IN . t'ca 'm.l' Ct c.il na. ac' So wol
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STRANGERS Avn TpAvrrrrps
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Nv. Rui1A.", "thioH iI Boston IN other large
nm
IN 4. 'iN
proudly re frs i0 Professor end respectable physi-.,n
AMY o. whom eousa't ina "a cauaaI cases. u,cau.,
through sol ne tspsfi.uee p-l 70 o. nd at.er.6,i.n
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.tFtI " "a. yang hc1sis nircFr. sensations ii.. ron
'es ana iie ausIuus OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE pfttgt.e
sho Rnov ltt. Of pa,are ppd shs,as.er o-s,.,,.
ant, and I's' a, 70 some exhibit orsei
ms OF Tie bc1d, how obtained uusnewn Tot 6pi,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

WARRINGTON March 30. Admiral Dupont
N dispatch 10 the Navy Department, dated
hafch Il, attaches much Importance to the des
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I----- .I---T0I
III a' ~ 'ialci o. y taiio special dispatch
''' .''' " y'nJ73ay e'enins the rams Lancaster
''iIss at |ieAs1ufe. as soon as they came
s @i'N'u ~, ia"Ie zoe ieDeI' opened tremendous
W. NY ~ L'leas'e" was fiiuck thrty times
l'gg , eu'lto 20" was 'uol away causing her to
sinN 'u'"e .'-''.y' turning a complete summer
~ "' sue "eh5 uo"u. Ah the ere" except
'"' '' 'tei' ne o"'l@'fiand was uisa'ed by
q q ~ I'1nuer P'a''i-t'hS tae steam Jf"m' me
i'"''1 uo"n' '1e0"llerieS sun ming and strIk-
'p5 '''' ri t'5'.y ,'i many 'ne AI'"iFos. 'an
'''"1'.'J '1T ''"'' "yi 10 'h9 lower mouth OF
u, C'u"I Inc loss OIL me On board oil her is
nv, N'o"".
-" W. WY = W.. 'l@f0lo'u ana hiaaifoa'
enc'un''tcl battery, at Hrdud "uli, moro
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BtrAlL QuACKs ARE NOr GNnnANr

NonWdl'anding the fregoirg facts are l,,,., 81.
' Si. Y9,ek noc o,s and No'trum Maker vet ro,o,
,m, Oa t a me snl healh Of others here are ,.e
1919 snen VINO wlli even rpfiuIo thems l4p.
WI nS gAihs mercury e ih,ir pat GUS or tb 0s"'a
e'o1a ~ laelf Noslrums that me uaI te " o,n
,s,n ligr lrole'stdb curing, or" he doa, ~
d ,i "s',HG1 ol may Ne obtained Tor he No.rin A.
5 lls lnat many arc deoes ed also and us'..' 70
"ke amounts ter eNptum mis- with ouuefarg ~ .fV"H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

Nhw YORK, March 80. New Orleans papers
contain few additional items as follows
A bottle containing dispatch from flrra-
CUTS Secretary dated the 10Th had been picked
up. 1t says all is well w lost one marine
killed and two wounded. The Albatros lost
one killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

Nav York, March 30 \ Hilton Head let
ter says the Wabash, Powhatun and Pavu,e
draw too much water to cross Charleston bar,
and will remain at Port Royal to receive The
rebel ram from Savannah, should she appear.
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Amnseuenfs.

ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ ONLY A SHORE ZINE LOSHER.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
Hb beautiful aud sco,mp ishsd
LITTLE WIFE.
late Niss LAvlNIA WARREN.
The redoubtsbls
COMMODORE MUTT,
aud tn.
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
THE FOUR sMAL.Esf MArUaE HUMAN BEINGs
sy.r known on tn face Of the globe. aud wi h..
THE GREATEST WONDERS
In tho void. will io.nain on eIuiJitioa here
BUT A VERY SHORT TINE LONGER,
their preparations are sresdy perfected for Europe snA
'A'' sH PUuR * WoH2EafUL LITTLE PEOPLE
ALL TUUEThtk WEIGH OUT 100 POUNDS
Not q" much a, ono ordios'y boy Of 10 ysM: ar o,,d
They OF only til, g.ite.t cuh ~ les Ia vac vera
TUE SMALLEST QUAKrsrrE OF HUMANITY
Of Ps1se o.% a@d f, S c s1s si' PERFORMERS
Tn-y S"s Dance give l.. 'cci.n asues pe''oa.le y.r'
characters. ae. Sc, via talent aud pofeoion uasf'
csll-J. At not u0 qysed.
COW. MUTT, AS A COMIC SINGER,
fow .qns and mover fail, sci, h.ssss app suss
Of h It Is Confessed nst their ea.eflAia"is'
u '-' "'N'' THEY HEY HoLD THEIR LEvEEs
EVERY MOANING, ArrEANOoS ASD EVESiNo
EVERY MORNING. AT IL O'CLOCK
EVERY AIOIsNING, AT IL O'CLOCK
Tue whoc f,uf Upp-S ia bs Je 'tical
WEDDING COSTUMES
WEDDING q JSTUM MES
which they woe at GRACE CHURCH sai 10 which Osu,
Iyn Thumb Lawn Warren were maIr.sd. Feb TO- coJ
Th-Y aio sppesr otnor cOgsures, aud iemain on sx
hiOIIioa tiil l., o'clock.
lnE MOaSINJ EXHIBITION 10 always the best Il:
LADIES. CulI.DiEN, AND FAMILIES,
as |, Is l~.. crowded snd It1Ie comfortable.
ALSO, EAuiOU5 HOURS. ATE tSOOH and EVEN
mo and each Dram .tic Perform auce, ossid, ,hef
hXnlelTlON5 On ThE PLATFORM,
Ia ts- IN ain niil OF the Ma .un
fIUf ,UKAPIlC EAHfES DE VlSlTE BY Brady, oil
th0.- -Four NoGusful Lipdtsns card. Tor sss 10
tue Museum q. ~ crn'E saDh. Al,o
W IiiE GENERAL And HIS WIFE,
q. aid &c
COM. MUTT AND GIMME WARREN,
on one card. ~ IS cents. its,s arc
1uE ONLY GENUISE PHOTOGRAPHS
VI these fous ~ouIsffuI g.Opls All U. As oieGei
ARE SPURIOUS IMPOSitiUSS,
against which toe ysDuo ~ausd ooEt oy mall q SAINT
pis -
Tns GRAND AQUAgIA, L.'rued Seal. SOD Lion, Mon.'s
Bsss Lyin; A,.eoudss, Wax Figures snd auIoH ethe
WVgcsi, ir ever qua. icr Of h. .l1or. -
SPLENDID q. AMATiC fEItO ANASCE3
AftERNCJ.. ia kN6SlnG I7i
YAiST nEAnC rEFEk Won FAIR LADY,
AND CONC ouKLEttA. TINA, l,
.. each.
AdprnOn, IS e.,;'. Children under 10, Is eeu.s
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QuARrkKAAsIER's OFUcF. u. y MAINE CoErs.}
WA,siScToN. Ma, 20 1853
FOR FUEL.-S-nicd PROPOSALS

vii be received ,hi, Office pnd fbuf 'DAf the 4'th
Of Jure 1903 ~ O'clock for scIp ,1s od oni
cal 20 tho L. : Marine. Brooklyn, y. w. hOul July J.
1873 e. jrn- 81 1865
Toe Wood to BE- good mere suane OAK sud ohs delivered
., measured W. pccirt sch 'nts WITHIN ihe sn
"a. Marie bs1scGrs be des gnaed oy the com
din. maine oicr 81 cJpcnse Ia III. unlcd SIC 80,
Tue Coli g. srhs asia AutAI cie LIS soai re"
dust ard e. weigh ~" lbt 20 tho tao 10 he ~.pned
inspected SUI De ycIsd suc points wia The wEs 90 me
Marr lisscks De CrisHs'ei nv the com sshn-
tsine oiGc~T 10 the Ur-d Sses aga "ot1
wo. srd coal 20 hs frsh-l q uth mes and ~ 81 Gs
tifv tie r4ts "hc-r nay 'c4u re-
Wi be tn -riy f'qp VI" o. 'n$
CT" poaa. hce- ia ing ihe quis fe9ni sd Ia" the 49,
IL his cuuipSud s2rec.Oly f.g1tors garsht', I" o"
signed nv f-spcasi. rscu.. VII . I.sPo sr l't'
D. certified ~ tie ; Dtiuct Ii5- L. > p-ot At
torue, n L. :. Ccl.CoT accompany esce proposal
oih-tsis- vii not BE- coHsd-'ei ,
70 90 a. Icrsr6 "PTop0'ps - Frr end addressed 70 the
nu l.r - r.S W H. S!NCH Mailr and Quarter
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Deniisirn.

nRS. GRIFFIN, % Cr1nd-st. y. y, OPP
- roare lord 1a,l.'. aud ~ tou e. froo.iyn, esr
an ,,iir . o. fai. ,.s .isir improved Athcs 10th,
s',h ot without sn.ctHs lh- ioo's uh ~ goG e.
f!,,s siyoT fuDbef - psusl ssts tsdJ = ?
ieoh ~, .y'r 81 fsther ti' u o'hS' 10
NENGISTRl Pain positively done away
- With iu s4uacirs tooth > u.ing ~ NJ" ChhMI-
lALIY VUlTFfE. CHLOHOfORM DIffahtrui -.'ct-
l. bArfr.. % every ..prc God tei, teeth 80 Vac 70.
no ooa i.. S ", .ud D.u ne, Nci frts.r.-
in, 10 t-uts. Dr. IL. l.. WAIT No 20 fsh'-' o. I7..-
Iltlst
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proposals.
Qu.arRxsa.rxH GexxsAl', Osrics, !
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
The utics u nlsIs lo

OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
" To- sent to the Gsuesss Office teoders To-
iir'f charter or sale.
Ten6e. sng cae,sn d.scti tons Of the vessels ths
smeuSons enrolled re-i,t,rd actual eI'yi';
rsVscty. nstetis ~h-'ber cngpefed whether sdewhe o.
ro e,rs. b.r cope iss."od .ize urd Po"- Of
enei'cs ao hieHi and holld late the Price Il ~hh th"J
90 rcd Tor ng short chatter with he esiua-d vslu.
TIE yess IN OF los in tie UoSsbent hoid
peter tn pUT cAns. in.teso Of chsr~uuS
OVars OF ~ already IN ths t~rNics OF th-
QuGsrH ia 70 Department T.q estcd 10 r'She h"""n -
tie nepstent reelection 10 heir pf'~-hi rse- "hv
IN, be- Hing rH ans sss he ptiee o. hcA tEeJ
VII Ge wiliustc eel them.
AL such b. sddts~a 20 the Qu.r'eu1as
Gerer Il The TN ted va hrton, snd should I've
iHdoricd Iiopo.is ioI chatter or "a asm"s" Nh"h
received they wi conid.rcd, and the Department vii 80
the heavy expense aitrdbe army Ts"poi'
siiVr al Underwater. hy s1bs.iu rug "be"-
DO eheae vessels Of equal csPsey Tor e's
y ~ "a o "a.
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terdav Oa,cer MurnsnA AZ

GRAND LARcEsY.--Yestcrday Oficer Murnane q
the Second PIspc, arrested Jsnes ehLgo
stealing property the value Of SO nom Andrew Moxs
are at th. Bslmop Hotel no. 80 Fulton street, 90 the Soth
OF May The accused taAsn before Justice Connsu e
Tombs Police Court, and committed In dsasuh q 49,
bail to saswcS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

ycss bos Flour III bels Com Neal 500 bsa1
do LIg3 bb, Waisky. les 500 bush Wheat, los" bush
Corn as qs buh oss sJ5 bush Seed. ~ pkss Asnss, ~
pkg, Better $50 pkss. OiiCaks 3v plss Pork. lx22
pkSs. Cot Meats 100 p1ys. B.oi ii3< page Lard
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Cost ane Ionn6.

I OST.--The following Certificates of Milwau-
j he. ~ .'.irir d. Chen Ralvsy Company Stoxxt
NJ .5.SfG.- 80 sbsts JAS W. RAYNOn
NJ. ;,s?I.- - Shares nsms JAS ". RAMON
NJ 2,yU4.-.o" Shaes. name h. DinkEE.
The paoiic c.uuasd Dezotia item. Tue 6rde
viii return them TO H. " Hl1EHUuSE SON n MORRi-
SON, NO - William st.
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Grlal Aoilt,s.

IN Pursuance of an order OF ROSWELL G..
\ BRAI%AGH. &C., Sur cEse - the County o! iinTs;
sore IL .fssv yci. Ace9dils 20 las" % a. rson. -'i
osias sysast gOi% Brown. late Of ~. Cs ~ " ooh
In desc sd aha, they r.qDed 70 erhiht til '.'ae.
tn voucher The suDo bsr the executors.
AZ th. oitt,c~ on +. W.NAN 40 !5l Jore-.no.-st ,
H.oo.ly1; he olaco Of busuess - J. T. hALLo,h
10 10 BuuEst a. %. oity Aew-l Ola. o. be 900
tie g.tu al Of JlrA neIt -Died Dec Der H. 1907
BENJAMIN y w nan y,,c,,,,.
atgiayroE lIDLEf WILLIAMS
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Ghante5 for BnoliIeo5 fllen.

NOR sALE--An established BUSINESS, to-
1 teiLsf nth q yefy d..i..fls LfAst. ga Bsoaawsy.
Is,,r.t trayfs.oT t-ats 81 sr1d .ofsunJ 20 snJ
,.. t.,i lou s.rOV - = non 20 iEys-t 80 iurh.f
p.fti. ul.f. .gP.y - NAS HIsALt WlSAss No ~
4fu-sL
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Marbinern.

TODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
i - Works Al Paterson NJ JManuiscturcS Station
sy and Portable Steam osines and Boilers fiaI Hemp Tow
Oskvn. md Rope Machinery. MIL Gearing shaans &C
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5ireworks.

nEPOT for j. HADFIELD's FIRST PRE-
- MUM fIREW 0RhS.--a full assortment Of the beat
quality Il th. Row "a, pcss Dealers respectfully invited
10 cal X fpuLDS, no ;s JoLh'sf
L'IREWORKS.-A general assortment OF plain
Il and c,lo,d FiREW OAKS, and OF TIC beat quality,
SALE BY BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
y No. 2xT wuhInstou-,t
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GopGrincrshlp uo!ltee.

GopGrincrshlp tlo!ltee.
NlR TIlEO. T. MORAN this day rcsires
vi rom to b. 70 Of MORAN bROiHh
hsw.isfk Juse J, Ia
~ h,v, ,bi IA, entered Into ooJsIiner,hip
%, The purp1ss Of tIon.setius BANNING AHJ sIO,
COMMISSION BUsl ESQ, nIdef ths hm OF monAN.
1HIS Co No - William A.. for he gufehea. sni
- az Gov.rntno.I 5,cotss Bprds Soca., Gold add
.a,.nss,c,,i p,t-. TuEO. r. uORAS,
I..s Of IN. hrtn OF Moran bfOthera
a q. CRANE.
or ID. Gtiu Of Dawson Crane
WN Il. GOULD. jr.,
or the Newton sioel hiehsnto
NsvYe.t, Jses J, inJ
Tn. drto Of DAWSON l. CRANE oon'inps. vs. en,n,'
mil kuz t. whsn by reason Of the death 81 MI JoiH H.
DAWSON, u win 81 pirs BY ts own Limitation
rG'HE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tsesn tbs gudst,i;usd ugdsf ire hfh o. ,o' ~
BRUCE. BISHOP 4 Co, IL th,s day dL1''so W h'''S'
oobsent dated Hsw-fors, hsy =, l.hE a, y,,u,p
SVnin. ~ apii~r ALERT u. LIE.
Jhs .ub.cn ogs having formed cops'n - ~ "har' ue
erp mana o! tDfglS hfE Co. vii eon'lh'' - hAif
war. lutl-.. Ct No s. -grei'H.
ne. York H.y -. liea ,,,,,y,y
JOHN Z. LOftiS. j. n, w 20 r,,
ALBERT Is LbE. bhNh. ID. v. 80, 49,,
GToHiiE w BRUCE VIZ eonl.nas the feFd~t.' ''1i'
lees Of no Plstt.t
ksw.iosh. May p, 1861
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Amusemettis.

NIIBLO~ GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANAGER. Mr. W. WHEATLxX.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
efths celebrated iri.h C9oediAn and Voosaisl
Ar. COLLINS,
Of JOHN LkOUGHAMS
0rsud GOiusptic dana -n,itled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
which has been unhesitsimg,y prom unoed By thA
PRESS And fULLiC
the
MOST SUCCESSFUL
drama Of modern tigieI
In his great character Of
Ce,t HENRI DE L4GARDERE
The rlsy proigc.d with
ENTIRELY NEW sCESERY
SPLENDID MECHANICAL EFTECTao
NEW CUSIUMEr,
NEW FURNITURE.