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attached tothe Convent of Mercy, Wexford,
Rev. Patrick NJ. Furlong was ordained
priest by the Most Rev. DR.. Furlong, Bish-
OPP CT Ferns. The young clergyman is a
Professor in st. Peters College, Wexford,
and brother of Rev. John Lambert Furlong;
Administrator, Enniscorthy.
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SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

hI4l I'm E. NJ G.. Agent.
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% The Ners, of the Goth nit, announces
with regret the demise of Mr.. john Farrell,
of Beresford street, Secretary to the Water
ford HaFbor Commissioners
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LoNGFoRp.--A correspondent of the Irish
1'mes, under q late date, says "A few even
ings since Hermitage, near the village of
NeWtownforbes, county Lopgford, was the
scene OF much rejoicing, on account of Miss
FRANCES Carleton Ellis, daughter and heir
ess Of the late Thomas Ellis, Esq, attaining
her age of 81 years. Q
The county Longford Assizes were OPEN
ca on the s3d ult. by Baron Fitzgerald, Who
IN addressing the grand jury, congratulated
them on the peaceful condition of the coun-
y with respect to crime. There were but
lew numbers on the calendar, only seven. or
e1ght indictments would be laid before
them; none of which demanded any partic-
ular remark.
LoTTH.-The Irish Times, of February
~, says; Francis Hamilton, Esq, j. p, of
SS.lane, and .Mountjoy Square North, Dub
IN, aged 90 years, has succumbed to the
brutal treatment he received at the Dro-
gheda election, when he was prevented from
giving his vote in favor of Sir Francis Leo
-poid McClintock, X. G. B.
:, MAYo.-Recently, at Mount Gordon, a
snort distance from Castlebar,- a girl five
years year old, the daughter of Thomas Kilcoyne,
while her mother was out for water, had in
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Always in order and ready to
sew. Such Is its simplicity. and
the ease with which ii is under
stood, that the child of six wears
and the grandmother. of seventy
can operate 1t successfully. The
thread is used from the original
spool without rewinding. Every
Machine is furnished with Hem
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OIL FOR THE MILIroNsh

/, cHEAP SAFE IIeHr FOR EvERxRopyl
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J IC G5fFf7 p Z NEAR CANAL. = aa 4stf
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paters, Musloal MonthlY,

For May is to hand, well s~ustains the
proud title it bears 4'The Prince Of Musical
Mcnthlies, for ii there is aag one pstiodi cal
adapted to salt the wants Of all Lovers OF
Masic, professional or amateur, it IS certain
ly this Magazine.
The May Humber Gomez 10 us O~veraowing
with ghoica New Music. There are fSur
New Songs, by Hays, Thomas, Denks, aud
Eaton three Piano Pieces and we rotice
a new feature in the shape of six pages OF
Quarter Music, which will prove a valuable
addition also, a dozen or more peseu OF
Biographical Sketches and Reviews Of New
Music, that will be Of interest to all Musi-
clans, Being largely engaged in the publ
cation Of Sheet Music, Mr.. Peters has always
i fresh stock from which to make bis selec-
tions. S4 worth Of good Music cannot be
picked up every day for 90 cents, aud we
feel justified in saying that a subscriber ~
SO will give as much Music land good Music,
too as you can buy for $50.
This valuable Magazine is published by
J.L PRrEns, 1913 Broadway, New-York, II,
D.. Box 5429.1
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The 1ady,s Friend Cor June.

". H4s.H. --tY B "a .|
The Steel Plate for this number is the
beautiful, sanity hee Of Isabella, one Of
Shakspeaie's characters. The Uolored Fash
ion Plate gives a rieh and tastiful bridal
dress, and others ofthe latest atsle apda
number Of well.execdied Woodscuts, illus
ttate the most picturesque varieties OF the
present mode. For music, we find apPro'
priately for June, "Rosses Fair ~ 10 nny'9
Chesk.p The literary department locks az
ttactlYe: "Dimey's CSmpauY," by Mary II
Bodies the continuation Of Mrs. WOODS
"Rolaud Yorke," which is growing exceed
ingly interesting t|The Jewsin Rome" by
Julia Ward Howe ! Miss PreScott's fascinat-
ing novelette,, aBetWeeh Twoj and an ex-
qnisite peen by Florence Percy, furnish choice
entertainment in the way Of light reading
Tbs ladies will Ind among the illustfadons
two patterns Of Bathing Dresses, Pa blisbed
10y Deacon B Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, at $3.50 a year (which also
includes a large steel engrayiug,) Four
%ropissr SO. Five copies land one g%ratis,)
SIS. THE LadYs Friend" and 'Ths Sdtar-
day Epsniag POST land one engraving $500.
Specimen numbers sent sent for ten cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized and requested to an
%hounce the name ofTHoS. HaC0LDWELL as
a Candidate for Attorney General Of the Su-
preme Court Of Tennessee. Election May
al 1859.
pS- We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of Col. JOHN X. MILLER,
Of Carter, to represent the lst Senatorial
District Of Tennessee, 10 the next General
Assembly Subject to the decision of a
nominating Convention. [69apr2tde.
aG. We are authorized and requested 20
announce the name Of NATHAN SHlPLEY,
Esq, as a candidate to represent the county
OF Washington in the lower branch Of the
next General Assembly Of the State of Ten
p%essee, subject to a choice Of the Radical
party o. The several districts Of said County.
'69mar2etdes
" n6y- We are authorized and requested TO
announce Hon. GEORGE ANDREWS, the
present Incumbent, as a candidate for SUI
preme Judge of Tennessee, for the Eastern
Division
D2- We are authorized and requested to
announce TIA name Of Hon HENRYG. SMITH
as a candidate Tor the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee for the Western Division Of the
State. f69apr9tde.
iP We are authorized and requested TO
announce the name Of JAMES o. SHACKEL-
FORD, present incumbent, as candidate
for the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
trom Middle Tenneasee, at The approaching
Sadieia election. f69aPr7tde
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sPRGfat NOTICE.



All oihcr temporal blisalngs are comparatively worth
LED. fhe dyspapuc millionaire who has tried all the
pgH7na 81 M msicd pfOesidn N vain, and believes
his Complaint 10 b incurable, would rive haIf bis
foVAa4 y ~ ffed nom ths horrors 81 Indigestion,
aqtthar 'nspled 70 esisy Ne oihef hAfl OeoupIs ~
faups ~HosFErfERs srotAoa BrTrsbs has
esea t~gcemnsndet 70 sngA : sufferer fositiy no
na.fqiRed trom The blend Who made he suggestion
YIN Z .nssr, %infinailaE ihat he haa W Jaia IN any
pNeat me1lcinen lfihis has bsfD the sase, 20 aHeA
- N ~ w Hh ihcfdhlfy dooms him % AHA
~ MtpI An 20 laAufIet uhieh wealth. can pnr,
ehap ~ A. ~ eonuand Not one of them can give
hinPisaiuie. IN own irraaonal ~ebstinass . ha
ruspesF, haapily hr thsmssivo. srs r,sa skspts.
~ thefs 4 snch a thing a teai.1 atttieC a. veil AZ
etfe.d 9afaAif Add > COLLEEN nian .bstvesh the two,
unlfh men A.! yemen vho re g.ned With common
.snn adppt and pqf4t ~. these are he clh,s that
Nuosl4 and re1Nntud H~o31ETTERfs BTTTEHs.
ny ot19y arlIofe fAa huou4 anf.dyrpsptlc And
enf, ~ lo1f p~t4pentiep1 sinpiy bscaBs thay hAvs
~ oea ~ n1A The 1lAvsl N an1slAa pftifiicA 70
~. a ~ Al 40 htte Rand thai whsn nif6ther
,e.leA tpea.nr ana sipnatAih hnst, q. produced
airis, tsl hssf.n a. mshoh,n 40. Ah.n Ms
iWQfit 1ptniH we're sianinx hin. aDoahl bat
vi ~ ~ Nan sa0 ta4 6sm carfd Of lndIsf1l
ucni ~ hNpeineft, o. i~ntsrnIiadi Aver ~ re M.
W. A4l4 IIslt4 W. e41THensa Or ~ n6ticln4 -
'Aia Ne44f Whrt4tf " 40 vtltd 10 Ms oun
eum1rrr - drtfirr - tust
W palit'na 1df1ftti ~ IA fsftlmofr
N n H|H YAH 81 Ia 10 trrr1rr
t'lNN t4arN 3 n1
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oolburn,a Red Jaoket Axe.


This axe is better than the regular shaped axes tor
those reasons =;
T. Itcuts deeper.
IL. Il don't stick.
III. II don't jar the hand.
Nv. No time or strength Is wasted In TAKING ths Exc
ont of the out.
v with the same labor YOU do one.third more work.
With ali these good qualities IL 10 made Of Same
,teei and iron And lemper az our regular axes and
will not Bear rough usage any better than they.
TRoy, Inwa. Dec. 9lst, 1865.
IiPPtScSFr 4 BAKgwKLL :-TGe Red Jacket Axe
Won sent ma Il A good one. Ithink 1t is the best Axe 1
aver bad hold of
II IL very easy ava 10 chop with, ANY one can see
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We have been informed by our Superin-
4sndent of Public Instruction for this County
that within the last ten days be has paid
about fourteen teachers, and that all other
teachers, whose schools have closed, can
receive their pay BY calling at his resideace
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Of
each week. We are truly glad to learn that
the school fund for this County is kept 'a-
cred, and that it is used for no other purpose
than the law contemplates. The money is
kept on deposit with the merchants of this
place, subject TO the order of the Superlp-
tendent. We hope, therefore, that the OpPo-
sition against the public school system will,
from this time hsnceforth and forever, cease.
Let the present law be fully carried out, un-
Ill a better lrw can be enacted by our Legis-
lA:nre. There are defects, we admit; bat
oil these in time ill be remedied.
The Superintendent will in proper time,
make an exhibit through the'UNioN FLAG Of
the Number Of teachers and the amount e1-
perded.
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Horned Rattle Snake.

Our city jailor, James A Estes, purchased
a horned rattle snake from a shOwmani who
was unable to pay the tax on his snakeshiP'
one or two days ago. It was captured IN the
Rocky Mountains, bas twelve %rattles, a large,
fat, red head, and is about three feet IN
length. There are two large horns situated
on top of the head, three spikes to each born.
II is one Of the most formidable snakes, all
things considered, that we have ever looked
upon. II BarnUm had it, he would make
thOusandsof dollars in time by exhibiting it
20 the curious.
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az 70 the Polls.

Union men'!-Go To the polls on
Thursday the 27ta day Of May and
vote for ANDREWS, McCLAIN,
HAWKINS and PErTlBoNE.
They are true and tried Unioa Re-
publicans. They have showgstheir
faith by their works. Stand by Them.
They are the regular nominees Of the
Radical Union party-the party that
saved the country from the rebel de'
spoiler.
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~
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No. IS add 100 Summer 81, Bo..oa.
ssmsl-ePasco.
ma IN TIySESSgg, WASHINGTON I0TNii.

Circmi roart, Aarth 4srr, 1859.
1xyBERBAs. ~ Yrfor9. fbits,sr o. lhs prble
w Taxes fur the county 81 Wshiqgton, hfreiYFe-
psris 10 lhs conri The bfn~ing trAe' n anda ~ pa, in5
seen nssessed fr tho taxes fot the year ie1i ihat ~
taxes thsreon sfe due snd smain unpAaii ana t9ht we
respective owner Of the ssns has no gods and ehaitei,
alhil M county on Whieh can di''FAin iof 'ia
taxes, to.au: a
M Henley. oBe tract n iaud N District No ?,
sodtaiaine no asrss wiusd a tlleli faNP ior vac
yrar lss7 f9.s2, CLERKS ne $50 Priiiers re t1."'
Collector re- ELoO. TobL g3N.
III, d ihef.foTe, considered bythe C9art that Jug
aent 81 sd Il i hereby, eltsfsd agai1st the aione-
sdd tract OF land, 10 NE mans or ne ntts, ioL tns
sun auhetsf 20 Il. being Re amonni o. eosl ~
damaee due heron Cor the var ttslf tathh mee,-
al b. the Court that thu said traci Of ianif Or q nnoh
ihrreuf "a sban ~ aufcient " ITSELF % aii.y me
taxss. Gods AMI charges aunexed lhefrioi n feii =
~ I.~ dirests. JAMESE DEAkiNA civk
pufrusnt 10 the ahcra order. I vii cdr er sale %
iha hlehsst bidder fr sssh 10 ban. a ~ va.Ii
houss DOR 10 Joueaboro. CO Monday tbs ~ q 'eyi
iae. the tract u lad hbovs.mrniioned MI y .lai'
Non n he iaxps. cost and chargss.e penaiJ 81 - VT
ceuf. shall btaiiachst nod collected l'i ne non,PaI'
nant 81 ne sams, In compllanes Eth Sc Y aIina
n1spdst Rsysaas Lass ms Apni .
nra-rl - o. = yua~@ 49,
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W7EI&FY YEARS ENterienoe 10 the Treatment
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engrtgihgs Of the anatomy Of the hunsln organs ID q
state Of health and disease, with a II atise 'on early
errors, iNs deploisble consequences upoa the mind and
body, With thu authors plan Of treatment--tke only
raliUnai and succassfnl mode Of cure, as shown by a
report uf cases trested. A truthTul adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who enter
tain doubts Of their phyaical. condition. sent free OF
postage To any address on reteipto re cents, In stamps
or postal currency by addressing Dr.. la gROIX, Ne.
81 Maiden Lana, Aibmy. N. y. The author NAV DO
leonaulted upon any &c the diseases ppan wldchAhi6
books treat, either persosalIy of by hail, and msdi.
clues sent % any part Of the world.
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les every Republican ia East Tennessee
drop his work for one day and go to the
polls on nsS. Thursday and cais his suffrage
for the regular nominees Of the Republican
party, in vhieh are embodied the principles
ofhiberty and Right.
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UlAAGS rs NO HUMRUG!-By sending.s5 cents
with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you win.
receivs by returnamail d coTfect pictNre ofyouf mture
husband u vile with name and dnte Of marriage.
Address w. FOX, p. 0. drawer No,l6, fulton Wills,
New York. =
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IN INESE NARl ILMES

lou cdnnOA dIl9lu lNpAN tiIee Or IoBT pFOHt3 on &fkl-
ples u necessary uss when by sending a club to
PARKER g. CO.'S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE
OF DRY GOODS, LINENs, PAh&sNLs, ALRUMs,
CUTLERY, French and GERM&N FANCY GOODS,
of every description, yon can purchase anything in
their immense stock for
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The secret Of our low prices is this I'VE have a
very large Cash Capital, and have buyers in all th'
principal cities u this country and ~ Burure, whC
purchase FOR Cash, DIRECT FROM THE MAXI
~F8CTuREIS, all the goods used NY as. thus saving
the consumer the profits made by The Importer OF CON
mission Merchant, tho Wholesale and Retail Dealer
each Of WHOM denand n larger pFoiit than taken by
us. VIZ ian give Mare Goods for One DOIiiil
thsu the Retail Merchant for rwiceo or threstimes thai
sum. Our goods are described on printed checks
which y illbe sent 10 Clubs for Ten Gents each, 70 pay
postage, printing, &c..
If The article named on the Cheek is not wanted
you can exchange from a list eoDprising Three
Hundred and Fifty Itsefni articles, Anoul
which are--
LADIES SILK PAHasoLs, LADIES FINE wHIrI
TuoRED sKIRrs, SILVER PLATRD FIVE BorTLsD CAS-
fURs ana alaTge variety Of useful articles, not ono o
which eau be bought in any other way for nearly
double tho money
References will be given, II required, from the mos
relable Wholesale MerchantS Of Boston and New
York. AZ 10 our Standing and the strictly honorabl,
character of our busiucss.
~ We want Agents in every town to whom tn
following tommissioOs will BE- paai-
TERMS TO AGENTS:
Fol = Ntuo OF y ana Rhree DOAiars--
yards Broom or btapacd eRssiiHg' cara ~las' Az WOO
Pants and Vest Pattern. haFsellies VuiI. u yarn
good Bed Kicking. iyards hef Awlpea tlannei,
Yards Coton FLANNEL. | de-eh gents Linen Haad
ksrohieis. Fine white Gerplas Couuterpaner iringsd
liHnusoue Daimort' 9Nis. Sisssn, VeS W. y
picture th9"sFafh Album lNef'PL~Fu shsiatv
hsv-oellle taslef. hlreHht guy 9nf VIZ 7 sNnua'
wood frame oeaIIHall ,pansleu; nanuSNnv e'ste
ana l,htd ierasnii Y yaius Food Prn' i~t eo'ls
fine DamasS Iapls Cover apzen me buiSn OF "a
mask Towels. Laales' ieai luiksy morocco ltaysiln
Bog. Delalps DRESS ration . tlegant enBIaNuu nap
Kin Kings ! dozen me hefllo OF VoIiuh stooNnlsi
Ni1lia and bow IN DIX compete. set pswsltyl VII
long pendant drops lHales' lAsht9haPie 9dnNseisW
Good u sersehaum Pipe IN case. 4 Dozen IHgrr', nes
sIyeHDrsset Forks VI one Hrtlelo nom SAuo VI :
and one IRON k1cnanse LlSl 4.
Tor n NIuD Oh ~ aNN Eihe MOiANts
yards good faaiay Brdtea gr 6eaalsa SAeeHna, gara sa'
Fashionable Alpaca Dress iattefn, any eoivF' Sc
Lace Curtains. ] pair Wool blanksts' hhs'ateu 81,
verplated six-bOttledS astor 3hyagds very hhe a.
wool Cashmere for pants aud vest sgi 2 ? IVORY
hantiedle tea hniye,, WIN slve5-Plateq goiAs, hAlI
some satin or silk Parasoli healthy peaded ana llasu
80 yards good Print', IAst Sulo';. hAIes q soms'
large re-. s]a9IEoq co., l1ys,ing 1i Y,d, sE'9 Gia,h it cian
pattern; Ladies i9.6ioa.sl. shaw. sae I.,s
I ANANa . &"hHNN ENHMF EE
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The Best Sporting Gun in the
World

hi AmRnrcAN IA A iel GAUGE BHrBcH
hLoADfH0 hKpEATiNG SHOT GUN. luprdved
81 Z. M SERVERS. Insthtor 81 ths nnnu. errneer
49, 1872 aunaAHtn. Manufactured bT.RopEt
.at6nTfVd AIMS 0, Anhsut, Mass feni ~ -
11HsHrs o~lfsnlal, ti4IrI pIitt ~ - tltti1snlab.
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Hon. K. r, NcLain, Chief Clerk, Dep art
msnt of Agriculture, Washington, D. G., has
our thanks for m%suthly report Of the De-
pArtmens OF Agriculture for March and
April.
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collaollng Ag0nt f0r tAs Union

George GrlsBatn, ST., il oar tegtlss Tray
.lin0 Collecting Agent 70 collect accounts
5ue The OfRce Of the USioN FLAG. He Is an-
,boriEed to collect aud receipt for all aS-
counts due US aud to institute suits ior debts
owing this office, No other travelinE agent
10 authorized 70 collect our acco units
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AM
caisaya or Kings Bak was unknown Until the middle f tho 18TH
century Humboldt makes favorable mention Of its ebdues aaAftes y
an aQhdote to Fever and Agde. Intermittent and Maaious fsves n Biz
extensive South American travels
b l64o twas used BY theJesuts who alone At thattFpsposseso5
tho secret Of ts wonderful tonic PoPehes, and t va. sold BY them ~
its own Seghtp silver.
elnl658 eighteen years after Sir ~JohtTabot employed Il with great
success in France IN The treatment Of Fever AID Ague Dyspepsia
Nervous Affection, Loss OtAppette, Weaknsss ard Debility. Palptates
of the Heart Diaraoa etc Mt67gt he sold it'd seeIst If Its oupn
toLouis Xlgb whom il was dyuged. ltE 1powtAe IN important
tngedentin Dakes PlANTATIoN BIT TERs gaa preserved s as
N pure St ctois Rum makes Tonic ri fne inert md one Ht should
be uPonsthe sde-board Of every family Mesn Pst pmae& ce. ths
sole PfoPnson Of the celebrated PLANTATION BTTERs. are aS
largest importers Of ca6ssya Bark in Ansdeas The Raris gathered
and cured under tNc immediate supervision o. W arent sant Out ~
Brazil expressly fol that purpose, and aside fph 4 Jew tbousand
pounds which are sod othe manufacturers Of Qui1qs IL a. ussd III
the preparing IF these. Bhtens 10 which tey are fndebtsd tor thsI
wonderful Success az tonic ~
The above cut represents the aastes "a tssg sWR arss fssr
gathering the Bark
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- RsDobiicans rsmsn6er tb1s IN ~

BrD- Rspgblieans, remember that on uss.
Thvrsisy, the 17ihinst. We are called upoa
10 decide a esu,sst that involves fhs indl gid-
usl inisrsss q svs5 sc,st I,si ~ r sshs
Polls vita q dstsEmihtiion thai Va vim "a.
Ish With our bsDsiI vbss ouf surisa lsh
ssdsss
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