P
ban gltiurtion
U
;WIIEN DOTOCRATJO PRITCIPIXT CUT! TO :TAO, 11111 OBASE
to rouow "
WM. M. DREBLIN, Editor and Proprietor.
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1862
Da. The Courier is univilling- to
- tadmit itself "In favor of the. Union
as it was," under the plea: that Jeff
axis, Breekinridge and 1 0 16,yd
ould,then again be at the head
f the government. It thinks we
•sk too, much, although it knows
'very well that we made no 'such
, 4 ondition . But we are aoconarno,
• atiug, and will enlarge our ques
ikon :____ . ,: • , ,
ILO , .
Is the Courier in favor of the Ma.;'
en as it was, With Jeff-Davis,BlkreO
midge and Floyd fled, transported
r hung ?
I Now do let us have a straight-op
!and down yes or no. ' • ''-.''- •-'.
"Plain common sense, it seems to us, would
tliotate the prompt disfranchisement of a man
above loyalty could not be proven."—Courier..
We presume the Courier did not
mean to say the above, yet bow true
it is of the action of its party.--
The disloyalty of Bright was not
proven, according to a majority of
the Committee that investigated
-4; the charges against him in the Fni.
ted States Senate, and yet they ex,
peiled him; the disloyalty of Starke
$$ was not proven, according toll, ma
jority of the Senate itself yet many
Republicans would deny him ad
mission to his seat. They would
expel dozens of other Democrats,
'because they are such, from
,Oon:
gross "whose disloyalty it not pro
ven," if they were not afraid of the
• •
vox populi.
- 1- In another column we pub
lish a message sent by the. Presi
dent, last week, to Congress, rela
tive to the gradual emaneipation
of slavery. The principal points
in the message are not new. They
are as old as the government, and
have never been opposed by any
but radical abolitionists, and will
probably now be approved by all
who wish to retrace their steps and
stand on conservative ground, only
too glad for the opportunity. We
shall not be surprised to find - the
Courier of this number, although
the principal points of the message
recognize the relation of master
and slave as a relation of owan
ship anti propetty; that the several
States are the only and properpaci
ers to originate emancipation plans.
There are of course a-,..few things
that remain untouched by the mes
sage, and which will be of the ut
most importance to Congress and
the people, to whom they are left
by the President, viz
What to do with the negro. when
he is free ?
What will it cost ?
goalie may . think that the wiiik of
the cocoanut is embraced in these
questions: . . Perhaps it is. The
President no doubt thought it was,
and hence did• not touch thereon
more than to state, that if the sums
now expended by the government
to quell rebellion were applied' to
the emancipation of slava it would
go for to accomplish the. 'Object.—
No.doubt it would.
The Slave Stated can do in the
matter jut as they please"; the
President's proposalr onlyis, wheth.
er Congress shall assist thern'peen
niatily if, they wish to get rid o
slaiery by emancipation.
;OM l—rfbe.Oesrier admits that. the
Irish and:German element Ise been
true to the 'Union; Sod tlit4o., • we owe
Missouri to its love Oriiiiittatid
iltee inetifstiOna: So far soi bnt
it tenet be born in :mind that th 4 IoY
alty of this sumo !riga and Garman
clement vas never doubted by any
•
one except by the courier anstits po•
li tidal -friends. Bow w,bllweremern
ber the active partille cooler took
in 1854.5 to stigtnatizt and. degrade
this same foreign element; its ,Editor
wee ne privet% in the/alike that then
crideavored to deprive the liish and
Germans ortheir cOnstitutional rights,
bub.as the Judge Advocate of Twig
Counerli, ifo 87, of the order of Know
Nothiirge of Lebanon borough, deliv
ered manY a fanatical charge against
ouradopted citizens. However, since
be Solteely• admits of,his past errors
thererintsorne .hope 4 f9r 4414
ire bytelowilb do is to get rid of tie
dtPitlte - carer extrethe? and
de'nnuncer Aboirtilatiain, to become
conservative.
STRAWS !---111 the if: 8. ttonsa - tf
Representatives, onlktondas, of last,
week, Mr. HolMan/Oftinttiffna, offer
ed a resolution declarlng',,.
"In the judgment of 'tile House,
the unfortunate civil' War iiitb which
the Government of United States has
been forced by, the..treasonable at
tenipt of Southern Secessionists to
destroy the Union `sliclui r en'ot'be pros
ecuted for any other purpose than
the restoration of the authority of
the Censtitation and welfare of ‘ the
whole people of.tbe,-llnited StateS,,
who are perrnarfentlYAnvOlVed irr the
preservation of our, present form, of
government without ntOdification, or,
change- 1; . •
qtr. Lovejoy,. of -Illinois; : moved ,to
lay the resolution on the table.— .
Carried—yeas 60 nays' OEL
The yeas were all Republicans, ex
(Apt one, and the nays were made
up of Democrats, Union:men, and 11
Republicans. Kr. Killinger -was ah.
sent. From this itWoul& - seeni - that
the large body of the = Republican - ft
think that the war shoUld be - ,priiiie;"
outed for other purposes ihan-thefres
toration of the autberity, of Op nen?
stituton and the wittreof the ,whole
people,—in other Words, - ;,:that it
should be a war to setselggefe,.creP—,
It is a consolation to know that 'the
President, the people and the „grzty
think diferentl} y.
ROltipiTE,AD xtomo
steact passed by the House ...of Rep:
reseritatives on Friday provides that
on and after the.firit of next January,
any person iliears of is'a
citizen, or who hOedeclored his inten- ,
Lion to be such, and-who, shall.-tinter'
upon the land and cultivate . '.it..for 5
years, - Shall be 'en titled to ipft aeres,. ,
upon the payment. of the land off en
fees and 81:1 t 6 Covii" the elienees of
survey. Ths ,same
corded to all.men w.ho bone beenfin
the Military-or. naval- serviee- of-the ,
generntiletitlfiring the
BOW To -DIRECT "LETTERS.--The
Louisvilre - pap t ers call attention to the
&et that persoim at a distance," who
are attempting to hold tor'respond
ence with their friends in the "army
in Kentucky, contiritie to indulge in
the habit, of `addressing their - letters
to the cairips-at Which they suppose
their correspondents are quartered.—
We would again remind such ersdns
that it-is only necessary 'te, - direct
their letters plainly'to the regiment
arid company to wiirob , the'recvient
of the 'letter helonga, directing the
letter to -Louisville, cihisti it will-be
forwarded fly its proper destination
The Postmaster at Louisville is in ,
formed as to ,the changes' which are
constantly occurring"in the -, location
of regiments.
sittr - Wu pretiano the aboie woad
also apply to ketteisathireswErsii:
sons in •regiEnentsAn thg , ,vilinipy of
Washington.
Important from Neux Mexico
A desperate and terrible battle,
lasting alt day, took:plaice at Valver.
de, ten miles south of Fort Craig, on
the 21st of February.•- - The fight was
probably renewed' on the 22d. The
loss is:'great om both-; - sides. Both
parties claim the victory. , •
A regiment Hof Neiv /Mexico cam.
manded by. Col: PiVxtdn -ran away. •
Captain 111cRaerwho - had charge of
oar artillery, and eyeryi one ottils
command, were killedamtheir posts,
and their cannon virluvg.taken by "the
Rebels. •
Aar .Etecent elections in Hardie
and litcNavr counties, .show, the
strength of the Union ,sentiments in
Southern Tennessee—,_'i'-lie former
gave 500, out 1,000 _ votes.for the lin.
lon candidates, and,the r latter county,
200 majority out of 1,890 votes. The
people of that locality-asli for arms
and sufficient force' to protect them
until they , can prganize, and they
promise to theri drive tie rebels out
of the State, themselves _ . ,.
GaexT.—The nharacteri
r ,
of Gen. Grant is tiffs 6101308tY• It is
exhibited in his general deportmeOt
and also in his signature, which lie
writes to all hi's offiejal.papprs=ithuss i
U. S. Grant. The ljur.tle is wit?'
many what is shadOw - itdlortk by: 17 - .
S. One suggests thseit •means *Uni
ted States Grant; anntiniit thatiktei
resents Union Saver, c 440;
third,deriving some conn:pdanto from
his answer to Gen. Bll6loBl', insiiit'th4t
the letters stand for., Unconditional
Surrender Grant. Tl is '?,tight to . be
satisfactory, - . lnasin imss.
ed lap 4istory • •
• 'Aim , ' llebels pit rite iaff.
onelitindred Thousand Strong-1000
Cavairy . 120 Cannon. 1
WesurNezort, Thursday-.. March 4,:g •
The following statemecist iotthe
strength and disyesitiOnvf Stre-Reb
el forceir opposed-tb , thellot6nrarrivy
of the Potomac,. I have the beet,rea.
son for saying, was perfect elf itextu-7
rate - four days ago.- Cha4esVhave
very probably occurred 'skies ;And
the maim facts must still for aispond
with the figures which I preceed.-to
give you.
At Centreville, which is, now-the
strong point of the Rebels, there are
55,000 infantry, 11,000 cavalry, and
120 pieces of cannon, light and itenvy.
Behind the batteries, aldn* theft.
tornacy-therecare from 12,0004 e 1',5,000
men. •:-
At Gum sifting., beClifeeh Le"esbu
and Can tretfite ) tbere:arokttryee .reg.
intents of infantry, .with, a• aqiiadron
of 'cavalry.
• - AXLeeeburg there Itre therm. regi•
4nente Of infiuftry; :offs. -battery.. stud
At 11: iSdint' five • leiles • death of
BrenikAW,lhot fs toY . lionor - off
One'
intiolimogr of- s
ik
LeigatrEfori -
Th - fte - foteee-910 not bin figs any
pcirtion i - ;of 'JaekSon's army 'forming
the Rebel left' wing, apirusi whinh
Gen. Banks is operating.
NAVAL RAirwrils.
Our fleet at Fortress Mo was"
attacked on. Saturday lasthrthe rob.
.
'el steamers Merrimac., Jamestown and
YorktoWn, aD d the u. S. Sloop Quin
.,
berland sunk and the Frigate Con
gress burned. Our loss is between
100 and 250 drowned in the Cumber
land. The details are as fkillows: : —
.
FORTRESS MON ReE; .march
dullness of Old Point was startled, at
10 o'clock-te-day,
tn , by ' the announce
wont theta my sterious `.vessel
posed to be . the :Reba SteinerViferti‘
mee t and looping "like submerged
house,'with the roof only - above
ter,'wae TrOm -
by tee channefbiii 'float of S wail"s
-
Pekoe. She moved along slo*y,
turning into the channel leading
Newport News, 'steamed" direct for
the Cumberland, and bon4reee, ihieh
were lying at the mouth`opthelaines
10er': As noon-''as the Mrriniae.
came within range of the Ctlaiifi
land, the latter` opened on bee'ivith
heihealy guns, bit the Bulls struck
and glanced off; hailing - no more` efe
fect:on her than peas from a pop gun . ,
Her ports were all Close - di-tan& she,
mined on in silenCe, but with it Y
head of steittn.
In the meantime, as the liferri,mac,
wal'approaching the tiro -frigates' On
the one side - , the . iron.clad - stem/1611i
Yorktown and' Jaiiiestoian; cameo doWn
the;:ransesCriver and engaged our fri
gates on'the other side. The baf.th
Iles at Newport News alSo'opened on
the Jamestown and YOr'ktoWn and did
all in their phwer, to assist thigVani:
bcrland and CongPds, - :mhich being
sailing vessels, weresat the inni - ey of
the 'approachinesteamera.
The Merrimac in -.the m
kept steadily on her course, and loan*'
13- approaelic&the when
the latter, as "well air the - - Congress, at
the . distance of one hundred yalifar,
rained falhadhiddir
clad monater.'
Tice shots taolf no of--
feet; glancing upwards and fly oft
having only the effect of-difeeklng
her progress forit moment':
After receiving - the Orst broadsides'
Of the two- frigates`she'ain into the
Cumberldnd, striking her - 'about
ships and literally- laying , open =her
side: She then dreW off, fired'ir
broadside into the disabled,. ship,' 7 fig
again dashhd against .:her WithAfet
iron-clad prow, and li - hocking in WO;
side left her to sink, While she en•glag:
hd the Congress, - -whidti laid abut a.
quarter of a mile distant.'
The Coi - gress bad, in the rmeantime
kept up, a sharp engagement- with
the Yorktown and Tanifestown r - and
Having rin'r?g War crew on beard of
hei,' and '=seeing the he.lplessne"ss o£
resisting 14 iron 'clad steanihrs t at
onde struckiiii .colors.
On the deigre'ss'istriking her colors
the Jamestown approached and Wok'
from•on bbiirdall the officers - as pis:
an ars, bit elleiied 4 the ere* to escape
in the b044i10: 7 -.Tltit' vessel Wing '-thus
cleared it. - *l4l'Weed hy - tifir Bebelei
When the igoninad- alai heVt*lciirblit
i
00 , f: along. cizibriA - lifitl; ititikll
and Al f - ;Ai lielv,Poit . - - I , Peritil- Bat".
teries. -- ' - if - ''ffrilif was .b.risillk 1.0.
turne4.
In the &centime darkness approach
ed, thoitgh ' the moon :shone out
brightly, , and, nothing but the ocelt.
Menai flashing of - guns could be - seen.
Wesiiptirrox, Ilarch -9.-1-The fol
lowing despateh was io;nigh,t receiv
ed by Ma4),r-Gt,eneritl 10Mellen from
GeneriA iV-.9:* ,
: * ToAspsy, ~49.1”10B, 10144, ,6 7 1
1 it.'c'!'ock,;..F.7*---T i cizi hours afte:‘ my' telegraphic despatch to thc Seeittky
,
oftar, last evening, the steamer
Monitor , arrived. = She iromildiatelY
went; to the assistance of the ',Vim
sota, which was aground, and splitin•
ned.so until -A few, minutes stnee.-.--
Early,this morning She we's, attacked
by the . itferr(mac , Jamestown,-" and
Yorktown. - - - . '-
After .a five hours contest, they
were driven off, and OM llirirrimac in
a - Sinking condition. ,She was towed
by the Janteitown, Torktoin, end sev
eral 'tiirnaller-boate towards ffollililk
.no doubt for the "purpose, if poSsible,,
-to get her in the dry cloak for,repairs.
. The Minnesoia is Afloat and being
,towed towards_ Fortress Monroe.
. The Monitor is uninjured; and ready
at any moment to repel:: another
at
tack:
NEw.,Yonx, March 10 —A qtecial
,despatchfrom Fortress MonTee.to the
Tribune states tbat the .01naberland
had II crew OtTive r)undi•ed men, near.
IY half of whom'-Went (Own With her,
but a negrO,,states . that Some -Of the
crew who Swam ashore'gaie:the,num
ber lost, at one hundred. .The guns
of the Congress after her capture, were
turned on our batteries:at Newport
News. ' '
„ . ,
The Merri m ac FasApult, at Charlab•
(Own, lass. , in 180,:5yi45 01 ?!...fzir.t„.ke
finest steam frigates • in the, 'Clotted
States Navy, tb,4l,y,tw . o,hl3ncir"eittegs
burden, and carrying forty. large.gg n
She was partiapy. : Ourpoii and, sunk
at ttieliino,ofAe..deeiyuction of the
G c 4port , Navy-1'40: 'The,
!saving. licieqaeded in raisibe•t4Area:
.sol,,eut:(lowp. hex' lint! within three
,ho t .t of her,'„light . water,Ml44, had
built a botplisproof hiputie.:ot wrilight
iron platesiel,theee odes
hor,ggp*deer„. .
kroa-Pl,(4:o44naJiOt
lo itiiti
,:etorn slael:clitcl, With a PrcTilait4laiul'
,gle of iron for. the poppese,of,,piere.
ts:g^a-.84E1 :has po. inaatg, .arid'
'Aare ie nothing to be seen, over :her
,gpn deck, with the e.,ite s optiop,of her
014 Z 4 P a e'l l e 4 4 1 4 11 ekthePeek',7
inch .niOy guns, on segoo
400-poundqr . o . o .el;r4g , :ggeeza.t.. the
bo.w Ana stern. . •
• • 01 'En VICTORY
otiOsirc4 ll iLidei .Vr 41 1 19 (e.
thebender'"AraiOb'
._., e P o
few."4ays Ago, '.ovar :Burr- Cieek,
4 ? i ur 1 00 0 •uriwardp
./§.(ft 40 1 94 S c 4 4!!;4 rei.loliNumph
Sr.4lltor;: • ' • : .
~ 1 1. 1 . 111041 / 7441100,f1ir&-
--
- ijom Vot 6 1 .5*
A OW' ratkPlare - at,
General,- 'and' sap
ports an aggressive policy on the 'pelt
.of the robe! ad miaigration and army.
e New Congre.ssionol Ajp
.
portiditi terigir
The new Ciuff„,_ffrets,'ailnal ilinfttion
ment bill, based the
1860, is nowt. before Congrest.-It
makes the whole n m ber ,of Reiiire
se n tatives 241, including those from
the Southern States. The following
table shows the number of members
assigned .to each State, under the con :
stir 1850 add tliaU,of.
• 1860. 1560.
—:
Arkauna, "3
Delaware,
Norida,
-Georgia,
:41.
lox 3:
- • 4
KaPqa 3,
-<
1
lklarYtinnd, -. 6' 5 - . : ,, .. iiiiiiiiti: --, - ; li; ::11; , -
Alaseachnsettf,- ... 11. . 1E) IF . V,l,sofpnpja,. . . 3 ,, - .." 6
511551551pigi , '- 5 5 r r •--- , - --- ;
mAgrouri, , —.- 1- .. . 6 1 i 4tots,t, - .- 2 38 - 2W
-::.kpivtibb6:l“).oii ,- .tha . V-.. - 19 1 Anogylvania
lOsoitl. - .6.efe., niefilb,qft iattclt.:New. York,
and OhictAhd-i, Vitgillie,- - tso : eaph.;-,-,-,,
Thel•tahle.Akkotte.: 4 o.(tregid, ritapef, i tih:e.,
NettittrastetmiStarin power ankte,,
fhtehte-. , - ,Illinsii* -. Uwe, Missouri,.
litAiglilioo.;. , W.igeoheiri --all gain,
largely ifir'..;their:. remetientattieha•—
The eldesi7freixiitatesde4e, ,, oxi iharoly
ntttihtliftf,..thoir' ohl: . pteportiQW, ..0.1
the Soli - thorn , Atateti..4llA- only ones'.
ttotigitiftiaze Texttisii-Arkaveav,, - erfl•
* lionisian4 t ... a0:41,h , Cerl:oo3e .. rppyt....,
tentatibpJliket4llo,o4l).JciAirr.iiieoleyo.
---,two.: tess:th aar -ttfe yolingi:ata.te
_lpf
lowai ? • .
NES
WM
Air -The , Apportiobriumt by- tho
liepslaturo . of Last -year *as proma 7
, .
taro - aoc,l!ffwes'Porkosyhiranoi 24 morn
lieys ofPoagresi. apnea the Legit!,
latufa*.iltbO , 0415gOd„to-5,44.8. ,nelv
law odnforniableqo tbe,apportion tnetlt
ot'CciOgreis, if the number of - ilteya
bors for our StatO rothiced to but2s.
ESN
* g roinvipliiervoidirfat•
,
4,191111. th '6.
Renatile'infellreende states Vial the Ref
els are hi fa II force at Witithatter: - • -- They
haqcdinedetid fore aidati le-eatihviarks
tilts sidei . monnit6d 'with‘ ' , /;ittsr - tuns, itir ,
cheidhig 'field•batferia.- . --
The':and - Ohid
Railroad s 'pfogresSei rapidly and every
point is stninglyl4otected ?frO
landtd Haitlfs 'Fitry,and every facility
is otigtfed ' - -
Ail the itnxil'arlis:offthistdvision, are
in the tiesf oinditioik . andt alone fdr •an
attack front the ennuiY . !' -
Bankerbnill was ticdtipied:by ourffOrc
es yesiefdity , as the iestreme-ciutpist
ttie west •r
. 4 • 3L,
FOOPrigithatits.';witht foiir:On battery;
attenipieolon the-3d - instwioillanlo Cola.
eel , breary 'near:Lotettsvlllei-tb - ct: were
driven birAvithbutta
A"atitutd , 'of yatiAlents , oagalry today
captured le repel- pieket,iftie itt retral*r;
nearj3bak i erllill. 71'lltepbelottgeitici the
B*oondiVirginia;lnfatitrx..
OtritititarowicilittrOlii64,B PAU,.
Sinithfield,lievenahlessibrthwest Orfila
placei, was occupied 10-day bi a strong
gorce., • ,
Vrell;,•Bank&inienisinteapionerat order
forbiddinganVidielkor delitOationsior
mitr . aciditirupot ttietTitipettir-of •eitizeits
Be siaSrsatootrlcer oesallerLldkall disturb
in any;mpanher .the ordinary business of
the cotmiry.
OfIAIMESTOWN, Vii March-9.
The reporrof InArifight, that our forces
had :occupied-Leesburg >is= officially con`
&rat :-TiSe enema evacuated , the town
an Firidayianorning,
.tpking all ttipitlatp•
pliet.indftiaggagek Middleburg,,butiFis
Itoticnowswhetliei the irooparetirea4hitit
tr•fir started towards -Winchestef.
ocebriiedithatoWn unresisted- yes
terdaymtiorifit*,. capturing considerable
property be lotiOngi to the:rebel a troy:
All iluittion our Tsoniierslast
From qolumb 4 us -
• • • - .7 Ar
This ptrongholti; of. the -rebels, --the
Gibva'lto'. of the, West, was , formally.
- taketi pOdeesiititrof by - atir foicei on
the 4th.lnst. the cavalry from
cab, as. they -nia:rc6ed:ja driving 4.1 e
enerer4 , rpar gaard-before them.
'the huts,. tents; Intivabacles, dze.;ofthie
rebels were deiti-byted:'by thetitsOrviel
before !amino- but . tho towp wirepar
-
THE REBELS PtifitCANTrtATII4O,4T
.14kw MADRID..
, March The Federal: pickets at Columbila,-wpre
driven ta yesterdtly by the Aebel cavalry.
The, voods Ticinity of,the town
were phelled the ganboats. The reb-
- 1t;.!431P9 1 1fil t4t ,, heayss .ca n nonading
vrap.4l,44.golutnbitil "at .4 o'olcicli this
Awning in the 4.ireotion,at,New' Madrid.
The noel army that point numbers'for
thimeapildemb.hkring peep largely;re
inkrge4-1#13.1i10.90,,N100,134141 Memph is.—
thex Opp beve e*bt':Arden gunboats.
t 'Thf.)uctoOne,,„ tViottt
. thiiarious Forlc
shops.,in,Ntiahtine...*to rikiipmed, priqrAo
the Evaeuath . ikpf . thejlace l to ..phajra
nooga- ' '!
The *ople . Of the - . South are iv.ttmly
mil 10 &rri4licypo4E.Pastoo take
: then ,
A iiitter.minttilli p . iotrig„ no at Memphis
as -to -Nl** .the town , had. better be
6 . urni4 ork: 9.0 epprci:iicit'..ef the Federal
nut. ttzmitipcyat!: - ,i+.pu t ,l4,fliO, fri ~', . .7-
16`43,:dliiiifiet• in pakiairir -in, nigIPX:.,"".
siePti-:;aritAfftilld4 l i./ Pritaf x ps
a &fealty, ;its ai.okealiii . a - , Wilt ot:ie.
liiiikifit:,*et, wide . . at a • tlire s e - sic pt
deep. It; 40iiv . a, for. seVenttetiolriPM) :11 •
a sonthirly•dicection ',Atilu z liliniiiPto
to Oil C4 , ..Y, libiii ihflin l o o- 0:*;4 1. -
- legbinyAisT. - Kt,,l ' ..;14"34,..•141,ire
:eel, yviliglittethro , :i. " A ' .iiktilkw,;val . 7.
I ey, , ,# him tbalf * d (into .wi d e, :with (Mile
rising fOoin . inVenty lotonb,,h,iindfid :
.feet- high. on , each side. Thie...Welli'
o tro'boiief.t: in. the .I,6 l ol:_nittiktrliV i ei.
bottoms,TOmin t etke . pit , iting,i..o6
emit) shy? of - do diek, and tjfiii . -ex
i tiend Ithroieti' thirci4fOrerisill'Esl itlin
pn nipi n 0130.1111 IfOe'lielii liiii4clitr a .
moderate depth• ", the .flowing i wells
arebored 'thren-htindred'and leirielo
(Over tVelllintlied feet in' dlitititt.'lDil
City, Ai collotooltitille, Reneetille; a r ea
TituavilliVate'imOortstrit - oitarillagee,.
:eitnate4MitiMin- tlille • '. inier.•;fiewit) F .
Ngelleftnipqnlitheii i 4 , , tietidn -from
fifty tiliftblikterlittn . ' ..it - iniftelifilii•
diyrifi'Cititittintr iiiigalloni.;feotit one
well beineset lees than 20;000 per
1 diem. There is no evidence of the
supply lieing exhatteted, as 4e.oldest
flowing wells yield as abundantly to
day as wkelkt.:firotePno4l,4 4 4 e f
ti.A ..i.
eepting i - aitigleolitftFncqkalm, flow;
of n one •lial'beei!' effectept byir nevi*,
wells stink!. wit-bin - a. alkertAPtiffee• • .i. -. :
The petroleum, idthoneh aiming
np from a depth, is piercing cold, and
in this respect it-differs from the wa..
ter of artesian wells, which isgencral
l,y quite Warm., ' The virtues of pe
troleum are not confined to giving
light. The-people in-the.:oil regions
va!ue it: highly as a panacea -for . . al
tnopt.ALthe-ilbi,that flesh is_ beir.to.,
It tkused as ap too r eumatisn,
ana.r]tiikiiedj_piOefilitltds!74lFiip 311 ; 11
l ' 41 :4 11 Y T.i,Ftt th#A,•:, A. wlcki44 - tik g.it
0n 4 .9 1 10 2 1.11 1 Te10.i.:,4 .1119 tainblOr full
of„ithe,4Xtris.#9 , ,?tb,v,..,pyesence- of, the
writer .Willi.tlke.rimirk 4 Xew "Tiiu .
goo_ it.,l!.arld empt ying it . down his
tkroat, : "Usiir ytou di:A . O.Z, l The coal ;
oiLhasiliess hltatbutin eipingunhi4dby
thtfotfolimuk wogs. - A.1,0_6. of ,coal
coatusg.t,w;oidollurt:at thy
.t,Oingla :fiyi a,
totn pr,f,w4ivik.in'lsTew.:Toili and'othfir:
EasterU cities, Adade-.llll..x . gallOns of
oil, Whl7 o 4filmeo !Alt at. 40,.iiiiiiv-,
eri I APAP.. g,)!°, 1 1 1 equal: t9 . 4 11 4 . -pip = ,. duet . of four
.Ikigidr,efir tons:. og coali
I,A
wlthoue.49 . kof klisAl iton,'" '
840. 1860
.
,911ehizan, - 4
Minnegota,
1,
71;'' 5.
31
3 .
--ttewl'ett; -
ILL dirollpst, 7
lii9 21 19
14
"
, Qr4l9e7 , ~.A
4 a9141 1 4
2
4. 1 b i e 1 1 7 "4-:
9er041,
Ttihaease4i, "+ 18 8
mot,
re.
2:
steanierSaiht3ilk arkive#
'alßeaufOrt,..Noitli Carolina, Thiyhig
siin'the'bloakade lijr.suCCOßEirditY« :
our: war iessel 4 olf that int: Robeldom some
%p 000. wprth of awes . , 4 Chiilly for
the- use of the l'icaeuri and Vest Of
.
119 Departm en ts: . .
'irlia.dffiCers and crew' are loud id'
ti4fr ,Of the. • EirgThish - ptgple t
aid poif thetii the l rudest attentioi
TiSi 113 they.were Jo" the
4' ngke;'Engl leltiottae,
one time, ; ; aftstmelf 'the Washy/1k
4666 , 00 . , •,; . . * 3 . • -
. • .iiitilVVElkilbOttis MESSAGE.`'
March 6. ' -
;:e i beriestant -to=daytransmittedlA - to
_grew! tbe following Message .
'Peltotts 'Citizens - • of the Senate itit&
Representatives :-4
inei tieEidatition cola - jOintivitautitai by
your tibnorabie bodies which shall l eaiib.
atioitiailY as-fbiltitiv.
'ffi.e.s - Olved, That the linitlXl "Sides
ouglir to co-operate with'anY•Stateisifitc,ff
May adopt a gradual abolishmenVdl
giving State peaniary
to beiised 6y. such State. in hie discf*.itia';
tei"coinperrsate‘ Tor the itiblAiafilenlies . .4
Eitifilic` 'arid 'private; iirodtieed by such
change of system." •:!. ‘;.
If the proposition eatithfiiejaltfietteso- .
lution does-not •ine" e c lithei ap Priatal 'of•Con
,gfetirand`the catintrjc tfielre: is- the endk
tiupirlt.does "OlzinisiticltSach. apProVal; I
deem it , orinionitsnenthat . the States and,
peopleinungdiately interested should - be
at once distinctly' notified Of 'the fact; so
that they may btgin to - consider whethet
to accept orrrelectlit. The
,Federal. Glow
ernment would find its highest interest-hi
such a meastire,•as one:of the most etfici ,
erit meani , ofself.preservation. The lead
ers:tithe) existing insurrection entertain
Meth* thist.the Government will URl
petplAbelirced.to acknowledge the -.in
-4,lmendende of some pad' of the disaffected
region; and t haVall• tht.sleve States North
iisuth parts will'then *T*Union•fiitt
*hid) we have struggiedrbbhig.lateady
gone, we •neW cliooeti • O <.gb . il~i. Mite
Southern Section:" 'To depriirelbem
this hope substantially ends the. rebellion,
and the initialers - olttifsukipation' -com
pletely dePrivei - thetn`ifit: ! As to all the
Slates:initiating it, the' point is not that all
the State§ tolerating slavery;•would . very
- soon; flat till, initiate-.emancipation; but
that while the oiler is•eqbally made to all,
•the more NOrthern'shallby sue!) initiation,
make it certain to the more Soulhern‘that
in no:even( will the former, ever joifi!the
latter. in their , Propcised Conlederecy. I
say 'initiation:" .because,-in my judgment,
gradual - .and.not sudden emancipation is
better for, all. In the mere financial or
jpedubiary. view, - any member offongress
.With the census tables and the Treasury
reports before him cathreadily see for him
-selfhowvety soon the-etirrent eirpendi
laresmf the, writ Icould' purchase, at a•fair !
•vaidationfail tbe....alavee in any named .
State:: Soch !epropoSition,.Onzthe.partz.of
The General.l34aiernment,sets,up,no;-clahn
Cita *IOC by,tEederals ,authority :to ; inter
fereiwith.shivetyllwithin State...limits, re
krringftas it does, the , absolute, -,control of
-the subleet yeah-ease to 'the . , State. ; and
its people 4Mmediately; intere sted ; : : It is
proposed a. matter of ,perfeetly free
.chticetwithzthep. • lu.the agnual message
JastilkeNnher f I thought 14,to.say : "The
Union must- be• firesersed)-IPSl,hence all
indispensable,means must be. : employed,"
I saidAhis.not hastily, but-delibefately. 7 --
War htWber-n; 4,0 P. Wit° a!! in
dispeosatble-nskespeko:tbispA: ) A AracSi
.cal.relacknowlesktnent of the national au
thority wouldce44o the war, nrinecetsa
vy, and it,would-af t onceyease....,
.ever, Amiga** *Whine:so the War, %apt
also continue,, mid Is impossible tc);.:Pe
,pee all the *kW; which may Ver. . 11 .1)
and ail•the; railhwhich • pay follow.:
3S.uch - ck•MarsefikAlfgallitsaPlC; or -may
pb,yjogsly,promtstegreatelficiency. towards
.ersding the,. strugglo„rmist-and , will „come,
-Thp PrOlpsitiqn now ; made , , though .an , of 7.
ter only iIOPP iP•maY4be este e med
le*.f,opu **pettier the pectitaisg con- '
sititztttitinAVAPrfil would riot,
e4 l 9Te
,valteto „ ; State , and • p rivate . '', yate,micmns
spqm.poll.lo,lnkitre the institutions .4pd
:property -in tbe,rweArALgsr
•T a io r is true that-Ahe
of the proposed resolution wp,ugtiepde
ly initiatory,:and not withiiritserepratti
cahmeasure it is recommended:in the hope
that it would soon lead to Important re
sults.
In full view of:my gfisit.:, seiio`
bill* , to my CEijsran,d• to' -Py Country, .I
earnestly Viingreas,l
andithe jritple." . •
tea,) ABl4464ll4Thtoorff•
- ' '•-• ' r. , ,• • .!-- -.. , ;,,, 0,
OgrlivAgotri,4l4o ...,0)...,
iek.,,,,. ) ~,s.B, s.8 ~„..0,,,,,„te,.
.4
.t t ito'.., q ou' tit:000 1*.l:-.111,19.i,004,!:*-
8° •IP ' h ar.P i Vs.i. o f.,* l qpro4ntliggie
'Ay 40 - .A . 0141034 4: six - fx-AntAidik Igo ,
- 00 . 3 4 " ; 90, 6tiiiiikt4.Vio'' Milted f.,tot.z .
their ti 40644; were Atb 414; ici , Sierj„te
. :tlieir.ElonOil l 'While_ .0•910 g r iit Ono'
of 'l' 'largo ett Mber.. 'OT •
.orm lgo.
men, tvfio .
received' " Mciney;thitt'icraid ,
motteigulker.name,itk a degib,levjpaii..•
-net: he. ieso9kl)„ gII,P4I4Pt; t.to
AltrOltence . ie,:ttatAbecOhiOten4j_
_...tbri-,1
Aosollopitk,4erloarritgete comp ee y
liCtiltateq&evall - theNeelvesi of the
freeschoot system. 13dtteatioik•iit,3bot:
only made a privilege but a duty,
. _
AN UNFO RTUNATE RexL.—AMong the
ConOxierat&'officers caNpredpy our fore
:As at lki?u4e Isjfind, was Captain John
u, wbjtif* talcemprisoner at the attack
n•the Fats at Elptterai6:.Gen. But
ler was - seriko Fort' Warmir where he
remained' until Jafluary 10; when he was
exchanged. He had been on the Island
but three days when he was again a pris
oner.
The reason e l ven ily s tlie Rebels for
not returning Colonel Corcoran,. is,
'that maps and drawings ' hive' been
found concealed hit! person...,
. 4 .1 ,
ATTEMPT ,A 7 .111GarArAlt IieIt
i3ERY.COH-sVirtiPfigi#'..iastriliont 1
o'clock, P. H., ail.ittr. lifeob Herr,
who resides near.PetOksburg, tau re
turning 'hOine ttils
city, havlaB _Met -. 90,:„64 turnpike, a
bove the litte •Ockneutiogit, by three
tue ty-Wh bin% to atop:. • As:he
stopped his htirek-itintivago4, not sus
pecting tireKebieett, 0 - 0 - 4• Of
,t,bem at
tempted' &drag him Orit wtflo the
other two.made forth liorsei head.
Mr. Herr, folw.'tleeing, that foul R oy
was evidently their object„ whipped
up his berseothe• Wheel knocking
doivii MAI while his
ComPanionp..failpo to-catob the horse
and he thi . ii,..initAiOtia. (pmts. _
Herr, being a- :Mennonite ) will 'Lot
take any legal measures • with., It
. view,
of bringing the scoundrels to ; justice
although we • have ina'aloubtr • they
misfit be' 1 - 1 -Taneaster Pa-
Per. • • •
ft
' ,, REINCRNTRE BBTWEEN : EX-SECRETARY
.CAMERON AND'CONGRESSmAii VAN WYCK.
-A Niia , Yoik paper says:—"The
inves
tigations of the Congressional miitnitteets
Appear to rankle like thorns in .the sides
of some of the great mert• - of the nation.--
On Sunday night an alteration ..occurred
At s Hotel, betWeenf.the kite See
retarY of War, General Ca'rneroll, and Mr.
Van Wyck, Chairman ()fine Cong,ressicin-
C9lllMittee. The late SecretarY was
hot and choleric, and wazteduepretext to
whip the chairman of the committee ; but
the latter waa,cool, and declined 'politely,
but firmly, to accord thattavnrjto his very
urgent assailant, who was-obliged reluc
tantly to subside without a-fight over the
grievances inflicted by the' committee."
.
NOT MO EH OF A Mtsrmta—Ronch, calls
Lovejoy, CU. a Congressnitui) Love-jaw.
Mysreatotys DisArezArt)js:ci'.--Mr. Fred
erick A. Beitenman, M4rebitig,,A:tf fghar
telsville, Berks County, has been missing
since Monday; the 24th bit'ebrit'aiY,iihen
he was on a visit to Philadelpkia, to-make
purchases for his store. ; laic seen
on the morning of that daye-ip.vthe hotel
where he had taken board, - :a rd - .where
his baggage was left. *kis, about .47
years of age„ and at the tit . ile - ofida disap
pearance had on a . black fiAt s „Aillick over
coat, black.giritaloons, and a silit'bet with
crape aroUnd it. It is supposed he had
several hundred dollars in money with
him. As,no reason can 1?e, brained for
his long absence, his fathili 04011 neigh
bors-have•naturally become,-vetl—uneasy
tilliNitiliat, and reward Eff4so4le:offered
for any informhtion concerning him. Mr.
,Beitentnan is•held in high •estrin it} , • the
neighborhood where he :for an..
Y. 01 1 1% And as**4l}44l etlly
-
lreefrom any of 1he'v.149'0 1 1: 49 41111 vramt . ,
straiten are sOmetimeal . ed . _Vitaf •Aria
large city, it is O
feared ha M: IGIMF
laid ands murdered, for the sake OP
04 :7 111roiii; a-
. piece of meat among
lipcti*,,itnd a 'purse' 61 'teliViintlig -men,
and which will be)iairOitioist outrage-
OusliT—the men orlheiliearsl
They-get up'tlidael love letters at
Cleveland,sidtfoiloil . :loid' spelling: . 149.
prinehileiirciitnprete secessiondnith
illot~onary toles : - Heire Is 'one read:: iii
court 4C
""Dea' . i•;;-- , Z—:;111 . 451 i absent-hot
teii ‘ ; thaVesi%i efridlydi ;•iflitet
.
ANDREW J,GrfNSON.
That noble old tieNtheitl-tonorableAit
intew *nit
of his remarks in the United States Sen
ate the other , day, ,said':
I am a. Democrat
sill my life ;1 ex tto Itfeanli . 4 l o.: oft;
jre r *O r of Dethoe c rav
meets the' &awing Uasia Ott& Uri*
benispts may but' y
ihill never' ditOri,:itiefriki - the polar
,sitar
by which I have ever bsen guided from
life—the Treat Plinciples
racy upon which this, - Government:rests,
and which 'BE carved otl
the prese'rvition G he 'Unki# of the*
States.
SALT IN- Titapo, likepAtes.—We Clip
thelollOwipg trym ;In exchange, whlch
our,rpplien,,,Pl,4p . niltp.recolleet, as it
,may bes*Offrial!p•thehi.:
"In these , ditys • when diseases of. the
throat are so prevalent,and in m an 3/ cas
es so fatal,:the •use of common salt is're
commended as an effectual remedy. We
commenced by using it three times a lay
-r-morning, noon andizight. We dissolv
ed ajarge table-spuonici of pure table
'Elak-114 about half a-tumbler full wa
ler..;;With this we, gargled' the Aroat
most thoroughly before meal time.'' The
result has been that, during the entire
Winter, we were not fre,e froth the
usual coßli to WhiCS;lhilic as
our haves tieekiiihjectifkk the dry jukOtfrig . COMA
, e ritiieli4S hpp eli fl t .... 7 *Cattliiiiite
this liatiShia4ry • *alit ittlir9.l6'the
Aebattori Deposit Dank.
..isamierand street, one door east of cietni a .' ,- 10; Hoed.
WlLLipay , the following-VMS, of IN.T4EE§T on
..PEPearT S,
• - •Ferryeler, and longer, 6 per rent. per annum;
-, ',JAE (rum:maim, and longer, 5Pe eant. per suntan;
Trek 3 nientbA and longer, 4 per 'sent. pitiarnom•
withfttsryl..., paid In
foil for the.l6epoeita. from the date of dypoidt to the date
of afthdfarral. We win also afford -Iffieral line of ao•
oonubodaticne to three who may4tar2r with Depoolte,
payable on demand. Will pay a painhineon SPANISH
and MEXICAN DOLLARS, and alio inintd Mesidus Day
far, ttrslJ/alf Poem; s. Will make collections on and re
'fillt to all
_plies of the United - Ira* , the 'Cammlas and
Ettr 6 P&: . qqmrotlite-Isinut; ko.i.rad , do a general EX
'CHANGE and BANE:ENO
• O. DAMSON LEMAN, Preeident.
. Cashier.
The' nedbielgieed,VAYAGEßS, are iadi*biaally liable
ser.the extent, of Abair Estates, for all Darpoalta &Winkler
or Ltie' 44 .l.raiocolv Dwain Banx..l • +'
.OAMBRON
ulgOlu3S.BlitILL.E4, . LSD XLINE,
BO
JAMES' YOUNG; • AUQUIPM3 YD
31,ey 12,1868. • 91lORGE
, . . .
• inE nnd;rst lIMP
4,ft a tt .
ithat he i gVago 'l t d J4 4 , 11 ... a - ihilikaiffelb;
to tot of Toole for oarryAon on ti l j'' ilfpgr o
'.., ^i - E , . : -: VT, • . • .
• Zr,Ail lt : E_lkAllts• ma i
, the llai lda rk a r t •_
:°:' Ilitz 4N6 ll- . `. i ta '
' ' ' l ' !ll4l 'etti ,, 6 04 . . • 41
•
•, - • • i ......4411,i41 0.7:4' *is %1.
7, r - Ariffttf.r-r."
• iNAIIINDUE-140firElii'
Fee ale se the 4eveenece Office.
Aro on sick, feeble, and
Are yon out of
order, with your system de
nuked, and your feelings uc.
:comfortable" -These, , syrup.
not are °flint the prelude to
None* Shuns - se. Eome. tit of
km...11s efeeplogdi r aih'*ott,
td should be averted. by ts
nely use of the righf rent
y. Take Ayeei rills, mot
•euee out the iheontered ha
ws— purify. the blood, 0.21.1
tho fluids mon, on lmb
ueted in health' .-agaltt..
ley stimulate the: frauctions
the body into vigorous ac
,:purify the system from
' the °instructions which make
dblesse. A cold nottlee eontewheee ht the tartly, and oh.
taructe Its natural rquetion4. - . These, if troy, felloyed,
react noon thernotelres and the Otteronntling organs, pro- •
Miring general aggravation; htifferirgtend 11664 ".
While in (1114 coll.liti..ll, oppremed by:flarternstants,
take Ayer's 14114. and see loon' directly they reetore.the
natural arlion of the eyatent. an With itt,he, happiest
feeling of health again. What is trim and ed appereitt In
;kb trivial and Cl/11111101.1 complaint:l4 also' true insamuy
of the dcop-eented anti dangerous .{l4tetoporit,
;purgative eat expels them. ensued by stidilitep*ruc.
Mow and dersugements of the natural furctloVe* - 41act
body, they nre . r.sphlkn and hinny of them -tirelyeniret l
by the Web means. lions who k:.•• on the sittuelt.if these
!M9, trill neglett ,to employ theta whoa eulfering, frOM
the disorders they rim.
Statementa from lending. ployslrions in some of the'
principal • cities,' aK Oulu. 0 1 ""f ell 4." "" 1 P Ublic • P ° V" . .
Cons.
Fag , . a Fbrlearditig f ilen:Mut if St. Lank ;1,. 4, tsur.
Dn. Aran: Your,Plthisra-the par, gen of all that. h
groat in medicina Tlloi.ii O coral - say little slaughter
of uleemus some open herr handsaw! feet that has 'proved
Inennible fur pans. ;fee SNOW lout been long griev
ously afflicted with lletchell on her skin and
in her hair. After our child r*ast curedi,,Thp sago tried
your Pills, and they have cured her, ••••• '• •*.
ASA MOlitiltlDlrlif
As la lamtly _Physic.
FCOII4 De. if. I : antler:9m, Jim OHO MI&
Your PIM aro_ the prince of I , llrgiDi. Their extellplit
qualities surplus, assy P rince
we pnolve. Theylerie
nth!, hot very certaineffeattati in their action isd tee
bowels, which inak,s4 poo4n.valsiable to us in thin
treatment of discs:se. . -
leadeette,Slelleitdilt
ee s iveltil Stomach.
,
Prone De. tverrfilessat, DoLamore.
Dx.tit Me. 'Axxx: I cannot nniswer ypeLeShat tvienPlal Ida
I hare eurelmlth yotiePills hater thou to sin fateltit tee
erer lowa with aria/Mitt Metlithits I pinctiristiditlets•
donee urtips., effectual. s uithartia in ~,my city suisteiVesith
disease, 'italic-Belk :if, siellejf your Pills 0f1i514 tie the
host we here, .1 of cOurpelitlivi them highly. •
.
Pirrsnuno, Pri.,lltny I, 1/1511.
.Tht...1.11 &nu. Sir ;..I hare been ropenteslly eufsd,of
the worst -Seise/oche any-body mu have hy a•dnee or, two
of y'oisr rills. It seeing to..erisse from a foul stonmsels„
which -they. elennsoot ones,
• . Yours, with,gmet respeitt, , E11: - .*. Pit F.ftee;
- : • ' • - ez. f7erk of ;Strainer Ciarion..
1441l10sin I:lla4rdledro - , 'Llfie - ii. eiitnaiislaint.s.
Ell. " 4 D.r. 77, e9 (1 0 , 4e. 1 44. tr Iv% T 7. '4 qfhL... •-
Nut only are your Pills adosirablyarlapted. to thetrlionr
imaioutitn isperilnt, lint rilml their Isenefleini elTectis upon
the IfitCr, very matted indeed. They here in My prat":
ties proved more effectual. fir the cure of lillirms earn
eter!W4 than pey 011 C 'll.'llibilil 'stn Mention. 1 sincerely
rolokisltiit'welinYe-at husgtis a imitative ATllitit iS wor.
Illi e ribeCilsoillesese of thirprofession and the people.
. .• . •
. . . . ~
_•. .re4uelastr OF TM IJITERIOTt, •
' ' .- • Washington, D. C., 7'4 Fete,185 , .1. }
....Spit!l have,uirol yourl'iihtiss my general and.hosettal
.prootiesmor sines you M
o th'em, :lag canna lUesitate to
evLy.they nroilie !most CA e we employ., Their n.gii -
T o,
lating action on thoilr is quicknti a decided runic
. torintly they are ass mhos natio ,rersiedy for_dermigementi
of that organ. ,In4ed, I have seldom toileal.n envi,-of,
&Urdu diseuseen obetinsite that It slid tint manly - yield to
them. knits:malty yours,. .4.1.0.*.iZ0. 111 14, 31,.p,
JVAysicion ofiallterivii ltril pital.
D. pouittArr,.ll)lsircluiew, Reamix,w.ip . pelso,i,
Freon Dr. J. V. (keel, of Cl!if. , lll , , • , -
Your ;Pills hare had a long trial "in my practice , an d,l
intld them in astern ns one of the best aperients fliaire
ever. fpund. Their alterative elect upon therOver.nokkes
tlito.o an excellent remedy, whon"giyess in dome for
bilious gigs-eatery and cliairkea. 711 - iir swim-castling
misibto.s them. very neeenttblieland s confetsimat for the Use
of women and children.
Dyspepsia, Inspsie , ilty , at ate'
.
Prom Ir. Mules Visioi etA ("
ilvent lurch, ilaitolt.•
iht. ATER: I Lai° need your rills with °street-41mill.
ina.eeNs in my &slily and among those Taut eallartoitsit
Its distress. To regulate the
_organs' of. digestion aid
pod& the blood, they Ara the very beet remedy I Wise
reer known, And' I eon eontidemttrrecotiuniend them to
my friends. . . 7 rostra, J. V. anus.
,
, ifslittalreiVtaaing CO., N. Y.," Oct. 24, 1655.,-
r ulin your Cathartic rills 11. ney.rac
tics and„finti: them an staillent purgatise to'cleantsi , tho
sysieni and it,;•A i pitiasitnrthe Wind.
gout( G. MEA . CIIASI, 31.
lConstlp`i. . .
n p pre . s
I Out,
ItheatsailitiSine i liar Ne . sirslgia , Drop 7.
etc.
• Fmm.l. P. 1 aiwim,',ll/aUfretil, mulct,
Cl..'boo marl inritidlso.•M l .C~..uw•3'tllßGu• _ are of
cosUrriters. If others of nut fraternity hiiiefolind,thent
sKepeacious as I haso,,thoy join me
• 100 444 ce=if hnidgfer'fivol
eliluth Altlumudi •10414 fifituulr h
tlio . i. af nkberi that itro worto, 13 Pliorfte.af.
tivcoeu 9 040010 . in the li*Off iblit yogi afreGi ttlil
or g ni ka nd4Ci alb 2 WAs.P 4ll l,...l* •
Afri. E. ,lbtrri,'Mystepart mut :MAW! t, &Ann.
.finti one oxternhirile doses orlotir Pilin, talcs nt dim
Feu
um earthen! promoti rent of thq ttatorittticsi•
lige, yawn tadly or.parthilly nuppreisad, and oleo were
4.lfortiud.do.c/equre _
And . Ti,,,
ayearonsuii. the hes
.w
t physiaofitivii that:l recommend
~,,anntiter to my patients. •
' Amu the Der. Dr. Ildzeketof the Afelko,t'st Wt. Chug/!.
rELASKI [lousy_ Savannah, C0.. . l n. G, IS51). _
l‘onoli"O'; ani; I
si
•obould 'he • rd. tefliClfairZtliCrclief
ytairAill . him brought 1110 if I did not rcp`Ort: ly7eakoNto
41 .411 . eM.I settlatl in in y limbs and brouAl itinfitctu-
Slating, weieraqic ;saws:, whiril pulled In chbrmit'Phiriwit
.yrtn. ...Nowit'hetttuding 1 had the best or physicians, this
disease grow .wonia aiul wordo , i,uUl In tiae.advicchryour
ex....tient HERB ! in Itnitlipore, Dr. Blacicensie, Inch your
Pith.. 'Their effue;tu were elow, but uu • parlaiveriitg
Su the Use of Ilion, I am now entirely well. -
SENATE CHAMBER, Paton Dons, La., 5 Dec. 1655. -
Da. AVER have been entirely mired, by your...kills, of
Itharnailie Gtut=n painful dfiesse that ban.aftikted ma
for "are. _ "FlEcicsT' SLIDELL_
Amp Mont of: the Pith :in twirkot contain Mercury,
eligii . edthuut4 a rutile,-Nu rankudy.in irlcilful handiris
.4fuhttertuts In a public pili, -imp- the "dread' fril- cense.
queurert Out fregneatly follow its incautious emiAtiese
contain no mercury or Enlierel ilubsblocliOrhtiMM
.
Price, 25 onittlt per:Box, or 5 ikktujilige4l;
LYEB &e c0jr016%4 1 ,,
Bold r e all y J 11 . 7 1, ' Dr .
Um ' I bungen t goer en - e ,-- ii • , , :frik,Riber,
Lebanon; 'Delver d'BrO, Ansuneftiiii , erhlrk.
Horning. Mt. liedubpjisuper, last-Hanover; Krill,
eyqrywhere.
THR
ONLY PREPA.RAT lON
_
~,,, .r, ..; -.• .;.... Ttr q PAS ~, - ,
STSiOIIIE - TIST OF - YEARS
A., wit . sore POrstalr 'Every- Day
T , . .... .,
AND •testimonials. new, and alnigiet:•l7lWeit . " a ut , 2 ,
her might be givni.from ladretana'eatitheiness In
'all grades of society, .wbose united eitistimonf none
could resist, that Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative will.
restore the bald and gray, -- anctpreseirve the hair of the ,
youth to obi age,in all its youthful twenty.
- Rattle Oreek,Jilictu, Dee. 21st, 1858..
Pear. Wain: Thee, wilt please accent a line to inform"
thee that-the hair on my head alt fell err over twenty
Yars ago, tensed by a complicated ehronic disease, at
tended with an et option on the head. A cent/rine!'
soiree of Suffering- through life having reduced me - to a ,
state of dependence, I have not been able tonbtatnnaill
for eaps, Daittlai have I been able to do them up; In eon,
sequence of which my head has entered extremely front
cold• Thin induced me to pay:Briggs It-Hodges almost
the last'eotit I:bots:4n earth for a two dollar bottle of
thy . Hair Reitoratlve, ibeut the lit of :Avian last. I
bare - falthfrilly,folloyed the iiirectloni,'ansf the •bald
spot is now coreyed:skithhareffilelc and black, though
short:.
41.1" ‘"° coiningrinAlkover my-bead. Feeling
contident that"anoth* large bottlerwould restore it cri
nkly and permanently,i teal aerlons to persevere in,
Its ussuAnd•behig.dristitute.of mean' to purchase any,
more, I wel4o4k thee if thee weuldat not be !Hiny
n
te send mean order on thine agents hr a boUle; .iisdr
receive .to; thyself- the Scripture declaration--othe isr.
war 4 is to those yam, are kind to the widow lirr-the
fatlierless.'" • Thy friend; SUSANNAH PRJHE.
•'• '-.lsignriir, Noble 00., Indiana, Feh , 41085 .. .9.
Peer. 0. J. W00n 7. --Dear Si, —ln the letter-pail. or
the_year 1102, while attsmdieg the Rtateigid 't:i4nal
I * */430t00l of. tho State of Now..YoM sisy ruin a
cause unknown to ' ine, ociinfonsced *ling OR i •-,,_
idly, So rhatln the short nine of sir me nt h a t ha- w -b a l e ,
upper part of my scalp was•almost entirely - bereft of Its
covering, and much of the reiniiiilneportion upon the
side and back part of my Ilea 'ebbrtly=after became
'gray, so that you will not be eurpriied when I tell.you
that upon my return to the Sine of Indiana, my more
casual econalotanc es were . ,not re much at a loss to dies
cover the sauttoofAe chenge in my'appenance, OP my
more intimater:ice:pain/mon were to recognize me at all.
I at ones made ripPlkatien to tkie niest skillful physk
clans in the country,
.hut, receiving no , entrance froms
thenuthat'zny-lielcoorild . ervin he rem toned, I wan hingshi
to become reconciled to my fate, until fortunately, in
the latter puitittbe year 1857, your Restorative wan
'..
recommended IA me by a druggist, as being the most
reliable lint' ItirSitorittive ln use. I trled• 0116 betides
and found to my cat satiefactien that it was produc
ing the desired , e Since that time I have used ..v
-go dlidiers'sWerita 4OursPaistorvttire, and as ss gilt„ -
-have a rich nest * of i very soft black hair, whizo n 0,.,
done y can buy.
my
44A-• nntrk.of t,.., for yeur labor 444441.,
In the prddiactlel ii . 'wonderful an article} ' five -,
rook/inn:Landed:he. '
t it many of my Wend? iiit. f lK)- .
kualutincte t who, I happy to inform ictl.srei . 4lPg ..
it with like effect. to 'respectfully
' - ,;.
_,-, . „., yol I n l4.
ittsoitrey and Cosausellor vn ,. e
;
Depot, aersVayoiia
sold by allAteaktrathroush
out 4he :world. -
vire:
large; mi l,
p a n4u s p = in t,
;Rolotelesei•tvaalsesise tit.
ild#B, and retells for one dollar per bottle
bold, at least twenty per cent, morale Ta ms
illitlinnall; retails for two dollars alobasiNi e ,--10
1414,2 asmart, 40 per cent. mere Istiptietsenkla sa aS i ra:
MeV a bottle..
I?'WOODIst.7C., PrciPriotonsrisOisdaray lielv
Y ' ad:4l4' Market Street , st, t o hi &
k,
•17.1361 d y or. Re1f3.2,-end, by iiikiganatirap;gataAnd
'. Fateir'Goodspeftin• ” '4,91,y al, '6l.i-liever, •
• - •
a YOU W T -
ANo.I AMBROTYPit, Tory ,o,hitap, go to DAILY'S
pottery, mit slooktp4o.4,,ebattou Deposit lAA.
--**pda` •
A #lO-er•
.P . 11401' , ..4.
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