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TIN! Plittltern!Artatltitte.
Aftsestrisrysuitissefulnesaton of three days,
the Tenchers' Institute &die:aril - ad on _Friday
and on Satuiday morning the princi
pal. porno* of Abe members- returned to this
city on. the Pittsburgh and.counelleiiii•
.
road, tha"ntansge . meat which, by the way,
evolved-Um thanks of the Institute for their
liberalty fu th.i.i,avorezoursiOn tickets.. The
peowlso(Uelleeryoort evinced a verylenerous
hospitality towirds the tesehets,and a:merited
compliMent bar been paid to them by holding'
two annual:sessions In the borough.. They
invited the County Superintendent, Douthett,
to call a third session thers,but It will proba
bly go either to Tarentum or Ellsubeth. The
attendance of teachers was over double that
of last yusr, and tho,proceedlngs..wire of a
most beaellobil character. On Friday ereming,
the Methoditt chureh_wu em_wded lathe full
est 'opacity, and, indeed, throughout' the en
tire sessions; ittras - iivrays comfortably Rind.
John 11.)Eirkpatrick, Esq., delivered the last
minim ,performanee, . a lecture on Popular
Education, which laity sustained his repute
tied. ~ TheOlosing remarks of the County Su
perintskiatnt,were in congratulatory retrospect
of theliogress of education in this county,
and wimrvery interesting. ll* has evidently
got his heart in the work. It is proposed`, we
understand', to establish one or two mars In
',ethane(' thecounty, and measures are al-
,ready being taken for the-purpose.
!b s jsl .. 3indeTe,r,s- Captured.
The Fairmont - National, •of -Friday last;
'
*Qantas Billowing: "The.western bland
Main of eam, *alma Wednesday afternoon,
had oa.
United Sates
oMoiri,lhe notorious' Ant • Conaway and' the
.. • •
scoundrel and murderer Mike Riblet, both
fresiCiMoin 'the EsbeL Confederacy, and both
formerly of this minty. They were captured
by a
. eom at State troops at a firm house
'near lippri and they, in company with
eonte,Swenty-See or thirty other cat-throats;
we anderstarif, .were on their way to. this
amity , to renew the henna warfare, which
they pmestieed M. the. Righter neighborboed
last saMMat and fall; Six of them were killed,
sad we ,itipposid the reet escaped, and hive
gone book to tell their friends in rebeldoza
who,' *de Ihty made of themselves. Jim
Conawnt wee commissioned - as their Captain.
Mikeitibletis the same scoundrel who shot B.
A. F1ea4 . 16.0r, tai plan, and, if he could
hart been' gotten from the custody of the oft
cars while at our depot, the people would have
• killed him in short order. 'He and Conaway
are now in' the beads of the Mothoritles in
Wheeling, and our people dimand that they
shell be kept.there and punished severeiy and
without stint until they atone for the crimes
Mimi Oita:liked In this county. We want no
morseMSOnlls - , ist at liberty among as , to
do their alit wii,
over again. We are died
of ititrogainee. ,t:. . . ._ •„_
. .. .
•
Zt iiFipsti 6 a is
,Manion Count'', Ns
TAe Fairmount Ri teitmel says :- "The
eiesuai'on lite new, Consiltutien immea • off
very plausntly and qnietly.st thhi place, and
in !bowl/Ditty. We hid a separate poll on
the gpsdaal msncltion iluestion here, tied
oar bast citizens met the issue manfully.
Nearly eierj loyal slaveholder this Dis
trict voted to its favor. It ,was about the
same in Palatine.- The vote here was
For
For ............
Apinst
As ire go .to. press an Friday morning, no
owlet give any returns from the county, but
nadersUnd it generally stood pretty rough as
Saturday evening Robin
UMW, -the magician coneluded his two
waelte,engaginnent at ;le theatre, whieh was ,
a neon noeentdi One, we daze ny, thin any,
other at a 'balm kind performed hare for
• years. le-night the dramatlo company take
the üboardsi" again, w_.ken Lueretfa Borgia
wilkbe roamed, and the entertainment will
woncinde . rmith the:ainneing faros of Mr. and
irbite.: To-morrow evening Mr. Coal
desk appears in the 'harness of "Lake Field
.
Settoyak e - r hir. chailmr Bartlyirger, .Areb
isultoied kb °Sze from the Bank blook,
Sixth street, to bit dwelling Amuse, No. 31,
Sixth' street ; opposite Trinity Church, where
he as blamed - from 9 to 11 o'clock s. m.,
Wad hose 2 to . 3 o'clock p.
H. giCirkpatrioic k Co.
Lanretboredfrom 299 Liberty etre0t,.t0.25,.;
1111111-111,111DIT'A EVENING GAZETTE
Be.. Wm. A. Salvely.
The Outfits Herald, of the 28th nit., eon'
tal the following notice of Bay. Wm.
Saividi;lho lakes chugs Chriet .Chttreb,
Peittetreet, to.motrow : • --
talented — young divine is about to
lewssiiu ler anOther held of action 'and will,
on mast Sabbath aftentoo,n peewit' 'his fare „
welleera►esin Smo r y Chapel. 2dr.. Safrely
pntiaated at Making= College Some yeare
ago, and that time has been actively en-
gaged imt-lhallinistay.... Last year,st th•aa
nualblildolll of the East Baltimore Confersnoi,
hoorab appaintect to the Emory church, but
belatatjthit time in charge of a large COilgre
aatiOn isViticinuati, they were unwilliog to
dila hint up, he did not arrive here until lota
la gee year. His adininistratien- here—brief
' alit slaked to win hint troops of
7.ltioido.tta admbirs. ' His °ambient .chrii-
Meal, ntealy. deportment, with his pare
sinewy English, and chastity and elegance of
&ellen. hare stamped him as the true type of
.Llusehtistiati gentleman. Ile carries with• him
the beet wishes and God speed of oar citizens,
'sod'ue 000gra, tato the members of :Christ
Christ
Pittstotigb, (to which congreption
se indents/ad Re lisa.been gestated) on their
igeeifortio•fia obtaiaingsub paatcr. "
no* iitatemeitts.'
ft • Notring fsri tabular statement of the
aanite tele' - of B.A. of this city, for the
Amnia' Apa l o B62 i.ev,ol=9* - zed with the
wrermis moatLr• •
•• its - 1 - 11• .„. 1 1.1.1 • • . silmis
ikda
s ..
.... 1,513,711 .517,,W -
2 144917
aLlatrli•—• 883,731 349,162 411,04
Mang - MOM( 1 18 . 4273 Vi9..379
Xediantes—... 000,662 176,130 93.747
="....- . '12: 7 1 14:1 7 4 .Iklil
T0,..;._.,8,31511,5632,279,13a11,467,874
.....i
Lan suoth.ssionti2,l34,taiimerr.aoli
/ 46 . 443
M.X'
14 72 17 4367 ,361
478,000
12.11,3L6
1117,Sta
' •-•- I I
114.1.§3
Lest 3,590,413112,706,0211 162,039
44,3811 101,2441
47,845
'Marton son Nair Tstst.—ln the Crimi
nal Otte, this morning, Yr. .11fachreli, oonn
a•l‘for Getirip`ll. Thompson, made.* 11 9 40 D -
for new trial„!etating that be .trottki 41e bW
IMMO= in proper time. •Ile also' complaitiod
tothi 'Court 0f,4 , !saunilont inter
larded with lies,- wblch Appeared in the Dis
patch in seforanoe to the .014 of the. case.
Jadv Staten cut short the matter by • in
, forsatag hisokroll that the ConctAsul
twitting to -Ato 'oath - the' irAttalop --ta - "qqesttio.
• Asigas.mis ***Stat..: The riporisrof th•J;l6-
oohtlaad , thstafatseaid attornoptrani like to
set_Dime , amtkothor's wool about It, but tIF - W
tim,4l44 , ooplin mere not sweet to is.pagkr
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Alltesapted - thlileMbielitlttiguitir -Cases.
A. few days dile.; Verl•employed I
is a rartlago-fankilyin - lhe pinit,Wair
./0 /0 1 fi7,JandelfrAsiost,.deteuenined• and -lien.
!Sigh imebessful attempt to kill herself by
.hinging. She had been in a melancholy state
.ot mind for several days, owing to one of
thinsilling,3lWe,settabbles; between - tie/le'
which , distuih the equinimiti - of sensitive'
skis. The mistress of the house left at nine
o'cdoek, to be absent a few liottrei leaving the!
torrent tti atta dCo the baking,
e nd the hoe se
in charge Or her daughter, a young lady.
The breed was put into.-jhe oven by the
servant girl, after whifh she went up
stairs to- her •iitora' in' the beet 'bilitci t
ing. Coneiderible time' ell - pled - before 'the
daughter theibt of looking for he ;,and
fesr
ing that the breid might need attentleti r she
started up to the - She was hor
rified to find thedoor looked, and-to hear a
.low rattling noble r -2mM BOIXIi one was strung
-link within.'. it - once to the street;
:Where:she mdfoirthe" firet',-min 'she •
Hyoung studintatho happened • to...he. passing.
e. tried to break open the door, but was un
equal to the task, and hastily - summoned the
assistance of another. men. -They procured . a
ladder,whieh they Plieedsigiinst a window on
the outside of the girl'eroom to which the stu
dent asaroded and saw the girl hanging by the
,neck to the bed-posC . Ile was so horrified at
the sight that he hesitated to enter, but finally
agreed to crawl through the window and un
lock' the door, who - tile was Met by the "other
man: The poor girl was almost dead, and
when cut down was utterly helpless. She had
procured a large-pecket handkerchief, which
she tied round her neck, and then, standing
on the floor, tied the other end as high up
,on
the bed-post as ; he. amid. Dalt% thee
ready, she ~ anspeade d her; body ,. by
throwing her feet tram, _nudes'. her.
Thehandkerchief was not very tightly ad
justed, or death would have -ensued before
aid Could have reached her. Her determine
tion!to die is apparent from the foot that she
was Ina position to save herself even-after her
body was suspended, at least until she be
came so weak 'that she could not me her
Ilrobs.• A physician (Dr. Dairy was speedily
summonett,And found her almost-pulseless, in
whieb condition she continued for some time.
In si few days, bewarer,she was able to be remo
ved to the house other mother, where she still
contiauesto improve, and where she receives
frequent visits from her lover, with a fair
propect that all will yet end wall. She is
Tory fine girl,, much esteemed by the family
with whom she lived, but altogether too sea-
I 'Wye about a little,whim
,whieh should not
hare disturbed her in the least.
Sentences in the Criminal Cont.
5 :Judge (Sterrett, this morning, passed
eon
tense upon thnfollowing persons, convicted at
the ,present term of the Court:
John Oxley,' for larcianj, tit robbing the
store of Michael . fiteKonna, at. Port Perr),
was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Prisoner Said ko'l am asinnOcent as your honor
on the iminch," - to Which . the Judge replied,
"The . Jeri have kiwi otheririso, sit." , The
stolen loods were found -in his house and be
failed to account for the possession oithem.
Charles Wright . ; colored, convicted of the
Weeny of carpenter' tools item J. Stedeford,
was senteneed to one rosin the penitentiary.
Edward Smith, a lad aged about fifteen, wh
plead guilty to the larceny of some tobacco
- from .the stare of George. Ludwig, wasnrdered
to plaasdin the 'House of Refuge.'
August Depp and John Auber, Convicted of
assault and battery on John Hartman, were
sentenced to pay costa,. nod , s floe of *5 for
the former, and slo . for the - latter. •
-Blittsaus—leotny vs. DILICRY.—A game of
1,000 pointivlbetween these two. Knights
of the Cue, fora puree of $5OO, and a bet of
up aside tn the largest run P off came oon
Friday night lasi, in New York city, and was
decided in favor of Foley by 498 points—a
Very bid — defeat.: The bisect ron-86--wits
slab made by Foley, thus winning both einem.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIEILASIM, OP. TWA Loses ion ,BOL.IIO/11.4111r
.oincoss.--Dr. J. H. Scheick,of
Who leis micleregelar,niapthly visite to this
city, begs leave to inform kis patients, as
wellies others who maybe afflicted with any
•dieesse 6f the lungs;- that lite next visit to
Tiltibilrgh - will be orTnesdny and Wednes
day, April Bth end it the Dreg -attre of
Dr. Keyser No. 140 Wood street. Those io
temsted hotter ant this out, and preserve
it,'aftuany persons arelisappolnted bytmtt
teitiork to the time of the Doctor's' shifts.
Dr. Schenok'e mode of examination is by
Imams of his Respiromerer, which enables him
!to ascertain the true condition of the lungs
and thereby institute a oorreet plan of treat
ment. He does - this by the use of medicines
of his own manufacture, which have proved
' successful iti-trundreds of oases of lung ditest
qis, after other medicine hid failed to do any
'geed. Ills.medicines are Pubsentic .862.
urea Tootic; end Mandrake MG. The Doctor
would advise all who wish, to consult biro to
'Mill early, ai be is not sure thatito can make
his regular visit in the month of May, on ao
coca of an arrangement to visit New Tork.
His charge far complete examination with
the Respiroteeterie three dollars, but when an
examination is made without tbe instrument
no charge - Will be Made.' After the Doctor's
absence, Dr., Keyser will attend to his eases.
•.4.v... 0.
"Tax Lieu or rum FM= ra ry ram BLOOD,"
IMF said by inspiration long before lianrey's
discovery of its circulation had brought to
light its pu_riaosen and noes. Now we know
not only that "life is in the, blood," but that
disease inhabits it else.lliany of the disor
ders. that pervade the harden frame have their
home in it, thrive and grow in: it. The cele
brated Dr. J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, bas hadre
gard to this Important fact-in Making a rem
edy to cure these_ disorders: 'His Extract of
Bersaliarillalityges Mat the impurities of the
.bload and Induces a healthY action In it that
elpels This looks reasonable, and it
is,true, for we kaow by our own experieneo.
Sildom as we take any •modiclne, we have
'nevertheless several times been under oblige-
Ritmo to the skill of Dr. Ayer for the relief
whit& his remedies never fail to afford us when
we_
areabllged' to Alive remorse to them.*—
9 14 ° - Halifax; A r • E. •
carrnox.—The market is fall of imitations,
represented to be the same as
_BrOtOli!i Bran
clan! Trochse, — which aro in many cases pro
dactivi of positive injury; Many dealers will
recommend inferior preparations and lower.
priced articles, affording more profit to them
selves... Ask for and -obtain only "Brown's
Bronchial Troches," which by long experi
ence have proved their value, having received
.the sanction of physicians generally, and too-
Ilinoniats that eminent men throughent
.
• Bromesi Bro;.ltial Troches, when allowed to
dissolve in' the' Month; kayo. a direst
ilinaitnell to Ple. afteeted , the ' Sedative
xkithl4i ari' loisans
.erladidlo late Ahq - Bieniati aliaar a Pirlmonary
'ciliation -end' gives reliefid impaghsivrolds,
and the visions 'thicket affections" Ofwhich
patillospaskers and singers ive ;1'
- hicsau. tr. H.: McGia x Co., Clothier;
=owner of Dimmed awdVederal stedire
rweeirtog theleeptiergoodel ; The iftbak 4ust
peflas44 a1t1.4411 oX ,the meld thslionable
pattaris,att~:shy one AO 1 4. 1 i7OPTIni
clothing of _Um tumui, style, sheabi MIK at
their store and examine the. , goods, and - we
are Bare, , thn._will not line:hese elsewhere.
They;are ready le sell it.7pribes - to' salt' the
litaaL
=NW.
194,10
14E4
141,11fi
64,19 a
77,1Z1
. _ • .
'SAssurt. Gastrin, Merchant Tailor, would
rsispactfullp infant Ms friends and theublio
On e relly,- that he has.,riunored to No . 54,
street,Market . ieull„AlC4fropt 3d_-ctreet, where
he 00w:ppilialliC11,1arp,m0:`,well selected
stoat of. spring ,att surataar,goods,. direct'
from New York, , Rwelng purchased for cash;
Is prepated to Mducementa in both . ..price
sad quility - to all *lib 'lisp &Tor ;him ' with
their .1 .
iiiiiM
.1,1144,083 18.042
37864 MAU
355„800 - :90.879
178.647 4,725
210.581 19,530
210,809 ' 8,885
154,818 241
Meatus are prod/sting ihtt volunteers by
hundreds! tbe hospitals' , , ire 'stowded•wlt
them. Sol4ters; be warped Su.. time. Hollo
way's Pills eitCpbsttliely infallible in the
Ourealkis didaset, easseloual doses °fattens
• will predrill) the health even under the greet
ed . exeureC"-Hilj 9b cents par box. 224
oeistaus as= will be - taken at Elant's
Book liltere, - Aleetetle Ball, fifth street, and
Al th e o th eitbasolleilyietAkeiLlberty street.
arel'ritufglN, alftiedetkieft Inreltberthe 'tyro
fpiSooll willlbe prklipaiAiilltikd to. ,• -;
.
,Doowcat Riessio ales boreend Rowe
peak Physkieni: l also spat for Rainbow's
eelebrated Truism for Ruptnres. Corner of
I Penn and Wayne - Wadi; j •
- 4-4 7)
DUTigrOpi - OrrY , PWAA° O AtO rian 41 *
Attends to allb . resehes of •th*Datital-profes.
.
7
i joayrAitak— cas%tiliA . 2w4 i for e
-A.47- , , ,-: 341 , 0; auk • _ lllllxl)m'irOEPT , ',
-, t :1 ,, J _,Ai.A. • .4. 1f,i.)... sr.l. , iti 4.0
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,F•LETTER:_'- : i : . 1. ;.,
c l on.d:pol,l,,y.i . ak of thi Plitibutz4Ms;i4Oo. .
/ 4 111 " UZG, kill_ 3,,1.364 .
. .
• ITV special resolution, this has also been pri
vate bill day - in the Hotuse,'and bills, whose
titles fill ~n early.five pages, have been all
goes over. on first reading, gadabout one-half
iittlieuk finally. The remainder will, I sup- •
pose, generally . .be passed
. to -morrow. night.
However many public bills may fail, those of
&local character, will generally pass. This is
especially4ree of your Allegheny local bills;
even those sent the at eleventh hour are
likely to be Passed.-
"To-dal_Senate bill 307, authorising the
Councils oCrAlleghtiny city to compromise
their Railroad bonds, passed finally.
Noose bill No. 744, to Incorporate the Dime
Saving Institute, also passed the House. It
still has to pass the Senate.
HOLM bill No273o';authorizing the Tem
peranceville and Sharpshurg Plankroad to
pave their track, passed.
Senate bill No. 243, Incorporating the Real
Estate Saving, Institution, also passed the
House.
.House bill 787, authorizing the Courts of
•Allegheny county to adopt one weekly news
paper trr which all legal advertisements must
'appear, alsio'palied:the House: This) I sup
pose, is intended to aid the Legal Jeered,
published by Mr. Keenan. These. have all
poised finally, so fir as ,the House is con
cerned.
The following have passed„ first reading
only, but will , probably pass finally to-mor
row (Friday) night:
House bill 820, regulating , the weighing of
cattle and hay in Allegheny city.
No. 828 lions° bill, changing the organise
flop Of the Conti of Cominon Ple ts and in-.
thorising the appointment of another law
Judge. This-will pass the house, and the
members of the Bar interested in It had voted
to see that It is pushed next week in Senate.
House bill 704, repealing the toll gate at
Meadville Run Bridgo. —On second reading,
Mr. Bighorn will offer an amendment to con
fine this repeal to after the amount expended
has been 'repaid the company.
House Bill 717, authorising the Controller
and Commissioners of your county, after call
ing a County Convention, and being author
had by it, to compromise your—Railroad
Bonds. The Philadelphia Committee are in
session over this bill. It they take the respon
sibility of defeating it, on their heads rest the
responsibility. • -
The Senate to-day passed the bill relating
to Allegheny county, simply reinstating the
olause repealing, the printing north of the
rivers; In which the House concurred:
Mr. Irish to-day proposed to reconsider the
day of final adjournment. I , have no idea
that this willbe done.
The School bill has been sent to the prin
• tore, to be ye-printed with the Senate amend
ments, before the final passage in that body.
The bill legalising the bank suspensions
_trill come up to-morrow, and I hope will
be finally passed by the HOLM.
• The Congreossional District bill cannot be
Sion up until the early part of .the week. I
still adhere to the belief, that the Senate bill
will pass the House. Nothing else can ke
done at this time.
Meeker the public bins on the file will fail
for want of time. FORT PITT.
BROWN—ft Saturday morning, April 6th, at 6 , 34
o'clock, Mn. MART P. wife of James Brown.
The frtoutia of the family ore Invited to attend'the
funeral; from her hatband's residence, South Coro
t:min, Allegheny city, To Dar, rat 2 o'clock p. m.
UNITCD brim ttnox HOUSZ,
Prerelease:iv, April 2d, 1862. J
NOTICE TO SUIPPERS.—By au
thority delegated to me by the Secretary of the
Treasury, t am - anthorirad Loggia linens* to,trade,
and tome permits to ship goals; &Dm thisdistrict, to
those Stair* and pans of States heretofore declared
by the President to be Ina eaten( Ware ection, and
which may rmume and maintain a loyal adhesion to
the:Union and the. Cocatitution, or may be occupied
and, controlled by the foram of the United States en
vy:tt In the diversion of the Insurgents, and 'to en
teutire the exchange of such shipments, or proceeds,
of game, for money or product. of such Suet..
The irdtectiOn of one half of one per cent. on the
valise of goods so shipped, ea directed by the circular
of the Secretary of the Treating of the 4th ultimo,
wN not exec' ted:med .no Ma& except the
usual fee of twenty cents for cach,perm t.
Persona, therefore, desiring llamas to trade with
thainfocted States ender the rates and regulations or
liTrenvini DonatiMent, asilLteakirappllcalleintto
tbioffice and not te the Secretary of the Treasury.
'the applicant will be required to the to this office
an affidavit that the. permit So granted shall not he
moil so as to in Ma ya.Y erne
floe or encouragement to, peewits in insurrection
amdrset the lievaramant or the United States.
CHAULIId BAG/If
Custom gLOß,
fit laniTaYor of f
DEOPLKB INSURANCE PQM.P,A.NI
ot • PITADUAGIC—IioIIiniAI hereby_Oran,
that in pursuance of an Act of Assembly relating
• thereto, and the Charter of laonporatlon, !approved
Match 17th„1802, Books to reoeire subscriptions to
the Capital Shirk of -the PEOPLE'S INSUILANCY.
COMPANY. OV PITTBBIIII6II, will be opened al
the Bleirchants . .Eschaoge, Fourth streecrittemil. l 4
Pa.,. on TUESDAY, the =I of April nest, to remain
orm . ..f ) d or GM days etudes. the took be sooner sub-
George
from lo
George It.. White,. John, I Home,
-- John K.Parkik John Phil li ps,
Edward' 0. Hanson Love,
Samuel P. Shriner, Wm. B. lialdett,
A. W. Loomis; . Prank Yen Gorder,
D. llosterter, James Seek
D. 11. Chambers,. James Gardiner
W. 8. Garin, .Thera. It. llautilion.
Daniel Wallace, John 8. Lee, .
James Wm. IL Kirkpatrick,
WlO. V. Guiltier, Junes W. Baiter,
J. J. Itobineon,
Cam lad...an.
- LIURNITURE' . •
OUR AND WOOD CHAIRS
WELLING Of/
REDUCED PitICES
JAB. W. WOOD WELL,
97 not 99 IlardOtreat, dppatto Z. Edmoodion .9 Co.,
and 111 Fourth stmt. mhlo
NNOTICE TO PROPEHTY HOLD
LBS IN 11110•CITY . Of PITTBBUIIIIIL—AII
thine who have -neglect.' to pay the fourth inMall
meat of their. Grading and Paving dimes meat, ere
hereby notified that G they wish to avoid costs npou
saki assessment, they wriG. W 1 immediately and li
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern News via Fortress Monroe
..The Molitor.
Forrusas Moseos, Mereh flag of
truce Sent out by the Flag Ship. to-day,
brought back two ladies, the Brat passengers
who have been allowed to leave Norfolk for
the North for some weeks. One was a French
lady, returning to France, I and the other was
proceeding to join her husband in Baltimore.
Copies of the Richmond inquirer and Die
patch of this morning have lbeen received. The .
former is printed on a half sheet, and they are
entirely barren of news.
de official report Irons Governor Clark, of
North Carolina, states that the rebel loss was
as fellows: Killed, 64; wounded, 101; miss
ing and prisoners, 413—total, 578.
William Mt Elwin arrived at Richmond yes
terday from Washington. He is a native of
Virginia.
Capt. John 11. Morgan, who is st y led the
Marion of the war, has alto arrived t Rich
mood.
On board the Monitor to-day the vote of
thanks passed by the New York Ch bar of
Commerce to Lieut. Werden and thel facers
and men of that vessel was road to all hands,
Great, enthusiasm was exhibited. Lieutenant
.Werden will resume the command of the Mon-
Itor as soon as ha recovers from his injuries,
which, according to the latest aceounts, he is
expected to do very shortly.
The weather continues pleasant end &voca
ble for military operations.
Public Reception
. of parson , Brown-
low is Cilog'finnan.
Oman:fart, April I.—The public reception
of Parson Brownlow, at Pike's Opera House,
last night, wait an immense affair. Every
available spot in the house was occupied.
Mr. Brownlow was introduced to the audience
by Joseph C. Butler, President of the Cham
ber of Coalman, in a few appropriate re
.marks. Brownlow's speech, relating his ex
perience, the:operations of rebellion in East
Tennessee, and the suffering of himself and of
Union men while imprisoned at Knoxville,
was listened to with profound attention.
Speeches were also made. by Gen. S. F.
Carey and Lieut. Gov. Fisk, of Kentucky.
Resolutions were adopted demanding a vig
orous and unceasing prosecution and punish
ment of the leading traitors; resolving that
the flag of the Union shall again float tri
umphantly over the walls of Fort Sumter, and
from every other fort belonging to the Union;
that our warmest sympathies are with our
distinguished prat, and calling upon the
Federal Government to afford speedy relief to
the loyal Union men of the South, especially
those of East Tennessee.'
The exorcises closed by singing "Hail Co
lumbia," by a lugs number of children from
the public schools of the city, who were seat
ed on the stage.
Island No. 10—The Rebel Floating
Battery Submerged—Advices from
New Mexico.
ST. Loots, April 5.—A eorreipondent of the
Republica, writing from the flag-ship Ben
ton, on the evening of the ad, says: Early
this morning, an attempt was made to tow
the,rebel Boating-battery to a point where it
could command our mortar boats. A brisk
fire was opened by the mortars, and in the
course of half au hour the battery was struck
several times, splinters being thrown in all
directions, and several beams displaced. One
shell exploded directly inside the battery,
when it was immediately submerged to the
waters edge, and towed out of range. The rebel
steamer Winchester, which was sunk some
time since to abet...not the channel, north of
the, Island, used by the rebels as a point from
which to watch our movemente, was shelled
to-day, and burned to the water's edge.
Skillful firing to-day made the rebels very
cautious, and all their tents have been moved
far : out of range.
Advices from New Madrid confirm previous
reports of the erection of rebel. batteries oppo
site that point. All quiet there. River fell
ing rapidly and troops can soon bo landed at
any point along the banks here.
Distinguished English Visitors-•
Order from Secretary Stanton.
W•SHINGTOS April h.—The arrival hero of
Lord Edward davendish, son of the Duke of
Devonshire, and Lord Cecil, of the Rifle
Brigade, stationed also, colonel
fetny, of the himthuterberlan'th,PareyN now
also stationed in Canada, is regartilidat;illiz .
dal circles es an event claims "for thent
a cordial inception, they being contridoked as
types of a more friendly and general - class in
England than the members of .Esikilanzent,
correspondents of the press, and aftersi. Who
after visiting the South, returned 'to Great'
Britain, sympathizing with the rebellion.
The Secretary of War directs that hereafter
no person not in the service• of the United
States, 'ball be permitted to take passage in
any transport, withodt the special permission
of the War Department.
Two New Military Departments
Creatied.
WAS DITAIITSZ77,
Waskiniffon, April 4, 1862.
Ordered, Ent, That portion of Virginia and
Maryland, lying between the Mountain De
partment and the Blue Ridge, shall consti
tute a Military Department, to be called the
Department of Shenandoah, to be . tinder the
command of Major General Banks.:
Second, That portion of Virginia, East of
the Blue Ridge and went of the Potomac and
the Frederiokaburg and Richmond Railroad,
including tbo District of Columbia, and the
country between the Potomac and - Patuxent,
shall be a Military District, to be. called the
Department of the Rappahannoek, and be
under the command of Major General Me-
Dam'''. By order of the President.
Important from Island No: O.
Osten, April o.—The Criteria leland No.
10, lie t night, disabled Ile floating battery of
the rebels. One shell struck "directly in it,
killing tires men, and disabling'it so that it
floated down tow ards the foot of the island.
The firing to-day has been' mom active, and
has done good execution.
A messenger from New Madrid, this eve
ning, reports that the rebels emoted a battery,
hut night, opposite Point Pleasant. This
morning they opened fiercely on 'oar works.
After firing for some time tho battery was
silenced by our guns,and a warehouse on the
Kentucky shore tire by our shells; its con
tents were consumed. No casualties on our
Bide ajm reported. Their loss is' not known,
but several must here been killed. All is
quiet here. .
There is news from the 1 . 011120111• CL '
Surgeon General' Finley Arrested
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PBELADZIMIIIB, April 6.—The iiielletia,.or
this afternoon, says: We learn fibm a mi
llennia just from Washingto- a Surgeon
Oa. 0. A. Finley, who has been re grad from
Dimw i t,
the head of the Medical • • 2 of the
army, has been sent to Fort ViIIITIM,. Ha
passed through this city last nial No in
formatiOn has n given as to 'Abases of
this arrest, bu there must be tom ing more
than mere in ciency to induce the govern
ment to reser to each a stringent measure.
Surgeon Gene Finley was born - in Ohio,
and appointedfrom that Bate. ._ • has been
tm
a trident, however, of the 24th and in this
city, and is well known allay - of_ citizens.
Beanregard Outilad •iilt Corintb
Now roan, April s. 7 —Tin New itinitlVortd,
in an extra, says • that private information,
derived from a responsiblenoureeA has reach
ed here re
that Beangard brie beearnitflanked
in the position' his relied army ordiphid near
Corinth, Bliss, and. was • compelled , to fall
bnek; and also that wheavy body'. of United
States troops had got in betweron'the enemy
and the city of Memphis, - not far' . from the
Idistlssippl, thus cutting off comininication
and retreat-.. Glorious miws, adtb' the World,
luny be exprted from Abet quarter in 'a day
Telegraph Cab eobnect
FOrtreisi Monroe with 'Capri Chilies.
:Wasanwizoir,April tepotri.;..m.e,
to reconnect Fortress Monrae tilth Cape
Charles, will soon be le working oiler, as the
material is - already there, and three boon of
uninterrupted work; with 'Assemble 'weather
and smooth water,.willle millicient 'for the
!domes Of the -enterprise,.
FriMi Von..
Beiiiita 7 Vietnam:
,Bblifitriaa qiiit.in
this corps,' with the exception of an occa
sional exchany - of sbous, eat a long range,
With Ashby's battery.' The etoops eare in o
good eondition aid anxious move forward.
Gin. Shiside health 'continues to itoptore.
M===
Boaral, 4,.—The -1 limipts;
from Liverpool, Thi•llalifaz, arrivint About b.
o'clock this morning. Her , ataite have bets
ientilontb; and lOU be duel:iv - Nitric*
put 7 9%144 tble'etening. - .
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WASHINGTON, April 5.—A special order was
issued to-day from the War Department, as
follows Col. Dutassy, of the Garibaldi
Guards, New York Volunteers, and all the
officers of Gen. Bleaker's division who are
now-under arrest, are, hereby released from
arrest, and will join their regiments without
delay, and resume their respective commands.
It is not believed in prominent circles that
Ex-Senator Irwin has arrived at Richmond,
as announced from Fortress Monroe.
Lath Richmond papers announce that Jeff.
Davis has appointed and the Seriatecerifirmed
• full set of territorial officers' for Arizona.
It thus appears that the rebels are In advance
of the 11. S. Government, as the bill for es
tablishing a provisional government in that
territory Is not yet acted upon in Congress.
Postal operations have been resumed with
Martinsburg, Va., and the office at Harper's
Ferry will be opened next week, under the
direction of the Postoffice Department.
Many of the contrabands who have been
temporarily subsisted by the Government,
until employment could be provided, are now
usefully occupied at the several hospitals. A
considerable number have been engaged as
servants in private families.
.The Provost Marshal, Mayor Dosner, has
`arrested sundry persons, who were prosecu
ting a flourishing business by defrauding sol
diers, under the pretence of obtaining dis
charies for them. Several of the parties are
Englishmen. They are now in confinement
at the Central guard house.
Since the reception of the intelligence of the
recent victory, many of tho convalescent sol
diers in the hospitals seem suddenly restored
to health, judging from the crowds of them,
who daily resort to the Provost Marshal's of
fice,' asking to be returned to their respective
companies, and expressing an' anxious de
sire to participate.
Wasinewrow, April s.—The following mes
sage was read at - the War Department this
evening :
FORTRESS MONROE, Appril 6.— To Hon. E. M.
Stanton, Secretary of ar : We have heird
some firing In the direction of Yorkto_Wh._
Two or three regiments have gone to Ship
ping Point.
From information received to•day it appears
that the Merrimac is in the dry dock loaded
with coal. She Is to oome out of theidtick to
day with two more guns—one of them of large
calibre.
All goes on smoothly.
I do not believe the army of the Potomac
will Sad many troops to contend with.
J. S. Wool., Major General.
The boat which brought this message to the
Cherry Stone Telegraph Station, left the Fort
ress at live o'clock this afternoon, up to which
time there wee no change of affair' in the im
mediate
WASHINCITON, April 6.—We are authorised
by the War Department to say that dispatches
from Fortress Monroe, dated 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon, have been received by the De
partment.
A reconnoissance have been made toward
Yorktown.
The headquarters of our army are about five
miles from Yorktown.
There had been come cannonading, but ap
parently without injury on either side, and
no engagement had, up to that time, taken
place.
A dispatch to the Secretary of War, dated
New Madrid, April 5, states that last night
Captain Neagh, with the gunboat Carondelet
ran the gauntlet at Island No. 10, and is now
available to Gee. Pope. She was fired upon
by the Memphis batteries, but not struck once.
General Orden.—D. C. McCallum having
been appointed Colonel to the volunteer ser
vice, be is assigned to special duty in the War
Department, as 'Military Superintendent of
railroads.
Anson Stager having been appointed Colo
nel in the volunteer service, he is assigned to
special ditty in the War Department, as Mili
tary Superintendent of all telegraphic lines in
the United States.
Edward S. Sanford having been appointed
Colonel in the volunteer service, be is assigned
to special duty in the War Department, as
Military Supervisor of telegraphic dispatches
and army intelligence throughout the United
States.
They will be respected and obeyed accord
ingly. By order of the Secretary of War.
L. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
The boat which left Fortress Monroe, at 10
o'clock this morning brings Word that's& that
hour all was quiet to tho immediate vicinity,
and no - indication of any movement on the
part of the Merrimac.
Latest from Eastern Virginia.
EDINBURG, VA., April s.—Yesterday after
noon the enemy unmasked a section of a.bst
.tery three-quarters of a mile from the battery
on the right wing of -our forces, which wee
under the command of Capt. Huntington, and
situated a mile to the west. This time the
enemy's object was to drive our pickets be
yond Stony creek, which divides this town,
as well as to retard the operations of the
bridge builders.
(apt. Huntington shelled the rebels from
their position in very short order.
During the day the enemy concealed his
force in the ravines, but hie eitletres were in
eight, and were very active. During the
night one of them was killed at a distance of
600 yards, by a sharp-shooter of the 3d Wis
..consin regiment.
Detachui outs of the United States Signal
Corps, under Lieut. Rowley, obtained an ex
cellent view of the enemy's encampment, near
Mount JaCkson.
Last night there was a large fire kindled on
the mountains, east of this town, snitch made
a magnificent illumination, which aided their
enterprise considerably.
A corps of pioneers and bridge builders has
been ordered forward by Gen.. Williams, and
will be organized and equipped immediately,
as well hero as in other divisions.
Enroll M. STANTON.
Boaratary, of War
Tho position whore the advance batteries
now rest, commanding 'all the elevations be
yond Stony'ereek, were seletted by General
Banks, amid the hottest of the enemy', fire,
oh Tuesday; and are unassailable by the
rebels.
-.Tho military force under Jackson is under
stood to be principally composed of pressed
men, who reduse to fight its,
" Troops from Page and Rockingham have
returned to a'point on the boundary line be
tween these counties, where Choy are mtrotich
-41 to defy Jackeon'e attempts to compel them
to Join him, and there aro some rumors of come
fighting having taken place bet Ween them.
Col..lLolliday, of the first Vermont cavalry,
cotornittea suicide, this morning, during e
temporary fit of despondment.
Movements on the Lower Potomac!
PHILADILFLLI►, April s.—Tho N. Y. Times
has . the following special dispatch from the .
Lower Potomac:
Nook's Dioirion, Monday, April 3: A regi
ment of picked men, belonging to the axed.:
tier Bribade, left Liverpool Point,under com
mand of Can. Sickles, early on Tuesday
merning, for Stafford Corot House, on •irreon
noirsanee. The 'troops landed at Slippery
Point batteries, and marched from tbenoe put
Dhmfries, through' Aquia, to Stafford Court
Hbuse. There wee some skirmishing between
a body of 600 rebel cavalry and the adva need
corps of Gen. Sickles' command, elk miles
this side of Stafford, and the
,ffring eon
tinned on both sides until we reached that:
place, on Wednesday, at 4 p. m. The rebels
in their retreat set fire to the town and all the
snores. Our forces , promptly stopped the con
flagration as soon as they entered. A namber
of prisoners, honer!, stores, 10.,, fell into our
hands. From Brooke Station a force of 1,200
rebel' infantry, and atattery of six field pieces,
were moving rip to "support their. baralry.
After remaining in Stafford three bona camp
fires were built on the train to deceive the
rebels while our forces withdrew from ••the
place. Con. Sickles, with part of his corps,
arrived back at Slippery Point this` morning:
The rest came in at Brent's Ferry, opposite
Liverpool Point. The eorpe marched forty
eight miles in Bevergeenlours, over the woret
kind of mountain roads. At Fredericksburg
there are but few troops, and they are failing
back to Richmond. • The citizens state that.
the Confederate f.loverntecut intend abandon,
big Virginio. _ •
Now Yoar., April 5. 7 -The eteamship ,Sup
ply, from Warsaw/band oethe 29th alt. ar
fired here this afternoon. She reports that
theVulted Stoke. batteries orr thwithore were
ill ready .to:,,eommenee 'the attack . :ettl Yoe.
..pataskt- when she left, and from the fast that
. I, '*TY:f*rvi.an.h.* k that , Td .. OtkiicA,9 ion
tha.3oth r no denbi ! the-work, had oommetteelt
Arrival of.lite Silted of the 51k. Ohio
Cinek!knati: ; _ •
Oncturvn,; April 8.--Tho killed of-thb bik
Ohio, at the of ‘')Vinobestor,
utunbor, Arriiiirkisen jOisterday,. and lay -in'
' Onto - at - tbo , Cintbrii Grays' , -Asinoty; *hove
the? were visited by buy • bambini of oiti;
ions, The finorid'oteinonlos . took plow to-.
Arrival from Wrreaw Sanaa,
- - -- , -FlOllll.-FOrireall-MearaleAll
FORTUSS - MONEOZ, A p rils.—" The la . 4
telligonoe wetave from the Merrimac is
Norfolk loot night. At that time she
coaling up at the Navy Yard, and was expiat
ed to come out to-day. Ship 'has two new
gnus on board.
It haabeen reported that Commodore Hollins
would ' command the Merriman on her next
trip, but the name of Captain Peguinis the
t latest mentioned in that connection.
The Yorktown, Jamestown, Teaser and four
other gunboats are at Norfolk.
A deserter came in this morning from the
vicinity of Harold's
The enemy's force in the Peninsula is not
reported so large as has been supposed.
Gen. Magruder's headquarters are at prese
ent at Leo's Mills, near Williamsburg.
The steam tugs Tempest, Hasa and Ellen
arrived this forenoon from Newham, having
left on Thursday. They bring a large mail
for the North, and dispatches from army and
naval commanders. '
There is very little , news of interest from
Gen. Barnside's Departmeat. •
Report was current that Gen. Burnside had
been ordered to evacuate Newlern within six
days, that ho had returned reply that he
would meet the rebel commander Goldsboro
and at Raleigh.
There is little change in the state of affairs
at Beaufort.
•
Fort Macon still holds out.
Extensive preparations will be commenced
in a few days.
The steamer Peabody arrived from New
York to-day, and proceeds to Hatteras.
We were visited by a thunder storm lut
night. .
To-day cannonading has been heard from
the direction of Yorktown.
No official reports have been received, but
it is rumored that the town has been burned.
This Is probably incorrect, however. An
other report says a fight is taking place there
this afternoon.
A Sag a of truce, this afternoon, brought
down the following released prisoners of war
'from Richmond: Col. Beauford, let Va. regi
ment, Capt. Blies,l.l.S. A., taken in Texas last
Summer, Col. Woodruff, let Kentucky, taken
in Kentucky.
The Richmond papers mention that two men,
named Pryco Lewis and John Scully, have
been convicted as spies, and were to have been
hung yesterday, but that a short respite had
been granted. The men claim to be British
subjects, and loyal.
Afobik, April 4.—The Advertiser has a spe
cial message from Memphis, statingthat Gen.
Buell hiul reached Savannah, on the Tennes
see river, from Columbia. There had been
brisk skirmishing and great activity on both
sides for the great struggle.
On Wednesday a Yankee fdrce,2,ooo strong,
landed at Biloxi, from three vessels, and out
the telegraph line between New Orleans and
Mobile.
Conviction and SentenCe of a News
paper Publisher.
W.A.81/r5070.11, April 6.—Edmund Ellis, pub
lisher of the Boone County Standard, was tried
before a military commission, at Cohunbis,
Missouri, on two charges. The first charge
waa the publication of Information for the
benefit of the enemy, and -encouraging-semis
term° to the Government of the United States.
The second charge was for the violation of the
laTws of war, by 'the publication within the
lines of the troops - of the United States, in a
nubile newspaper, of articles and, information
intended and designei to comfort the enemy,
and invite persona to rebel against the Gov
an:lntent of the United States. One of the
oubliestions was styled "Letters
from the Army," and another, "Root Abe, or
Die," and the third, "News from Gen. Price."
The Commission found the prisoner guilty of
the charges, and sentenced him to be placed
and kept outside the lines of the State of Mix
soari during the war, end that the press,
types, furniture and material of the printing
once of the Boone County Stamford, be con
fiscated and sold_ for the use of the United
States.
.Gen HaHeck approved the finding and sen
tence, and directed the printing office to re
main in charge of the quartermaster until fur
ther orders, that the prisoner be placed out-'
side of Missouri ' and that if he return during
the war, _ without permission, that be be ar
rested, and be pled:n:l l in close confinement in
the Alton military.
The proceeding being returned to the
War Department , they were approv dby the
Secretary, and an order issued that the form
otprecedure-abould be adopted in lijovemunis
by the commanding officers of all the military
departments.
Telegraph Wire Cut--Gunboat Re-
connoissance.
CHICAGO, April 5.-A special dispatch to
the Tribune, dated' New Madrid, April 3d,
says that the telegraph, to-day, was discov
ered cut in a dozen places between New Mad
rid and Siketown. Gen. Pope immediately
limited • special order, directed to citizens
slang the route, thatthey will beheld respon
sible for the. safety of the telegraph ; that if
any damage is done to it near their farms or
residences, their bottles shall be burned, and
themselves and families arrested, brought to
court and visited with the severeit punish
ment. .
The Times' Cairo correspendent, of April
4th, states that reliable information has been
received from Tennessee that the gunboats
Cairo Lexington, Taylor, and the transport
.Tigress, made a reconnoissance as far. as Flo
rence, Ala. They met with no resistance on
the way. They only discovered one deserted
battery where the enemy had 9 guns planted.
Passengers and -specie for Europe.
Nair Tons - , April s.—The -simmer- Edin
burgh has 218 passengers sad $384,000. The
Saxon's has 102 passengers and $160,000 in
specie. Both trill mil soon.
Markets by Telegraph.
- Pnaratztents, April 6.—Flour;. firmer feeling,
but not much doing; Wee ZOO bbl.. superfine at tst4
525 and low grade extra family at SS 60: N 5. 1,1
tour steady at Itff 25 unicorn meal at $2 76. Wheat
firmer;. x127®1 30 and white at $1
1 45. dales 2,000 bush. rye at 70c. *ma =Ova at 5334
654,Y. for yellow and 60@i61e for white. Ostala bet
ter requeet, with sales at 3:04360. Clover seed in
good demand at S 5 12YA15 25. Small sales of timo
thy seed at 82, and flax teed at $2 1000 15. Co ff ee
dull ; small sale. of Rio at 18,919 c. and liaguyra at
21c. Provilikuut held firmly; galas UMW pa& at SIM}
13 50and Monks hams. in ykkie, at Sc. Unlearn
at 534 . 604... Sales of 500 Ws. Ohio whisky at iffe.
Now lams, April s.—Flour heavy; Bairn MO
bide. Wheat doll but nominally anchan:d. Corn
quiet end unchanged ; 'dales 10;000 bush. Beef and
lard firm. Whiegy dull; holders ask ~ while
buyers offer only 22. e..
firm Yuan, April fic-Ejenititt.rCottna . dull at
27,ti0. Flour heiry ; sales 8,000 bbis. Wheat quiet;
riles 15,000 bush. u Bl 10 for Milwaukee club. Pork
firm. Lard unchanged. Whisky steady 2423
oogar firm at fiMigjin. .
Coll. Geary at Middleburg, Va.
THE REBELS.DRIVEN OUT BY
BAYONET CHARGE. ,
A special dispatch to the Philadelphia.
Inquirer, dated Middleburg, April 4,
says:
Col. Geary's advance encountered three
hundred of Stewart and - White's, cavalry,
and a force of infantry at Middleburg, Va.,'
last Saturday. _lie marched. from .Philo
moat in the moping, and drove In the rebel
pickets outside of Middleburg, when he en
tered the town; and discovered the infantry
in retreat and the cavalry posted to make
A Maud. A gun was , placed to command
the main street; and the 28th, well deploy.:
ed, advanced by all the approachem to the
town, while the main body rushed through
it with bayonets fixed, and on a "double
quick;" driving the enemy before theta.
The enemy made a halt in a hollow beyond
the town, evidently maneuvering to draw
out the Michigan cavalry in pursuit, so
their infantry might flank them. • Comps
.nies of the 28th now opened on them hum
behind stone fences, with their rifle* when
the cavalry dashed off precipitately: A
gun of the 28th, in the centre of the town,
now opened upon them, and' drove then
from a - thieket two miles" distanti every .
shell "exploding. in, the woods. . . • .
The charge through the town was fraught
with great excitement.. Hnipseeks were
thrown aside in the street as the men mush
ed forward:, Overcoats and blankets; lined
the sides of Me wled." Stores were'speedilY
olosed,-women screamed; horses dashed .for :
Eyerything., was excitement, .but in
pied:order. Col. Gary dashed on at the
head, and at one time was within twohun-'
dyed yards of the rebel cavalry.
CoL Geary's command his soma the
leountry.as far down as Mdie, from which
place it returned as far as Sinekerville to
assist at Winchester; but the battle there
mut decided before it : could get further.
[Middleburg is a poet-boa ugh," of Loudon
county, Virginia; on a small affluent of the
Potomac, one hundredand forty-three miles
Morth from Richmond: It is one Wf the,
princiFel tow= of the- maintyitaidlmfdrit
the resent rebellion : Wen - mile. trade.]
LINDSErg ttdPROVED
Cutaneous Dise v .
RrYsiPaltili, •
Pimpleiion the Faee,
Sere Byes,
Tatter Affectiolut,
Scald Shad,
• Dyspepsia, -•
Poi4tTexteis.
Old and Stubborn Moen, -
Rheumatic Disorders,
,Taundloe. • "
:Salt Rhoum, , - ,
Mercurial Diseases,
General Debility;
Liver Gota . plaiat,
Lossiil'Appetite; ,
Low Spirits;. • -=
Postale Voniplsiats,
EpilepstorTits;
Paralysis or Palsy, ' '
Syphilitic Disease's. iuuf
Caries of the .13onos,
TOGETHER , WITH ALL , ( matt iIIEGIANXB ;.4
HAVING TRIM ORIGIN IN A 'DNPRAVED ,
CONDITION-0F NLOOD, OE 4:O3OIILARG.
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CABE OP DANIEL A. BOND.
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Da. G. 8. Xstnizw.,—l tabs tamanie hi-nuking :
this soh:Wary Valmont,* *or of a ineditiinet ptF
pond by you Mated "Lnestemrs Ewen anentintniur
I had WPM for Ire years with ih tt wit t hi,;wltikht,.
broke rot on my head and forekeerlso asita dbafiitres: .
au veil mush, and took off the hair When Itt's
arm made Us anwaranci; It also Itrokit On e vainey
arm shave and belowthe elbow, and eat into
and fish so as to apnea barbel sore. Tit* arrives*
an my load went se. far that serersi smell Seat, of
bone cams out. I was 'very weak sad kw WOW,
and had glees up all hope of ever getting. wall, aiir
had tried moral skillful physicians and they dbll Ina
no good. In Separator last, 1861, I Wu induced to
try iIIPSOTX3 Zunis
moat coder I had no kith,. Went bevlichice, but -
alter I had rued these bolded' of Blued ffecanner, wises
doers ea lay head and arm - beg i n to hat. I have
now taken trightor ten bottles, and my bead and arm
are entirety well except the scars remaining Scan tire'
saran I will also state „Oat I had the rhstotiathan •••
very bad in my arms and Up. The Blood - ikeimbei •
also cured the rheumatism. I am now a will man, -
Over forty yews of opas , and I feel suple ad '
as I did When I was twenty, • and hallo Inciamikls- , •
weight twenty ?rands. I Valeta 'La state that alert
disease to my forehead was se bad that when -
staoped and lifted anything Macy, the blood run ant
of the sore. Dr. Serer had a photograph fatten "
me by lir. Carps, the artist; alter I begin to gat
well. It dam not show my- appearance .r bad on' It
was twang I commenced taking the medicine. 'Tam
eau fee the photograph, Imo of which is 'mein ray
palestina, and ale at Dr. Keyine,s, 140 Woadateset,
I would also stet. that I took - the the StaidSean' bee
which was made balbs*Dr.Keyser cxneunenovi utak.' •
tog tt. Although it Itelpad- ma motosi I diknot
coven fast until I got tha kind nude by Dr.' Keyes"-
lainselL Otte balk of hiedittmenrinvefoed
two crib* old. believe-It ft • great
Land better. I haw reaninnindal the Stool )term.
or to a great many of my friends for various dhemen,“-.
aid I bitten it has helped-The whole of them. TOR,
map publish this If you wish, and lam auzkus that •
all who am Winded: es I Was map be mined. 'I Um
this city, No. 4 PIES strukt 4 and am' employed at Cad.
rifle k Aadosames frisks Marble Works, IA • Wayne
street : r - DANLKI, A. BOYD.-
A BLIND BAN' CURND.-'
Dos to MB% 't °ln t .° I " b°lntz
"wadi WWI to both Ma for newly! Mer.
Bled on .Do. .*7oct stout thee. , month. oftV;lotd'
him to gt.me du!!!:40= t4..14141445pii
Br the Blind, its Philadelphia. Ile told was, limit.
need Dot Co to Philadelphia to. Pt Vll4 be.too l :",-
modltftto that roild moo =Oa takt, tor tit,
was in tha :plead,maeimated 6r It two er
times imftne NNW la this citY, and : Was relbwede
Amt my dissiMealftlYa tWistrned attar a month
after I came esker iha,tuamitaL I founA„,tay
Mos was returning sad I called, by., the advice or „ .
goad - Mend of Min*, on Dr. Keyser, who hal 01 14 0c.01i
my sight, and mj •yes are nearly as well as aver.
ll* Doctor Pee me °Lindsey's DUNA Seeactrerl aeds
• waah. %• • • .1 2' DAVID KINNOLLT,
Meson lILIXIa, 611 go.
Fittaiburgh,- 31176,
V. Anderson !tree,: AI
lawny
A lUD SORE LEG OTIRU.'
tirrauses. SoPtolabor 11 4 / 04 L—I 4044 1 aqub
that 1 bays lad sore lag for ova a roar.' f - Wel
covered with akar*. awl pone tkat costa_ ;Or,
work br malty a rot. k lity leas awatkatOikai r /,:!fat - 1
,014 blo to 49 allith,thit ox . w lon dm, Nast ,Ipact„,
atontbl. 1 - 131;doevata1 of tle boat doctoni NU.%
city, bat without say boaattvfloally I called ca Dr.
Keyser, at No 140 %food stroit, whtioaly .ittattdid
me about two wools, add ta» us bit two botttea 01
loalkttaa; and I am mow • satin* lerell tad
eland wall to alit mouths. - I an alopi t orat at tbo
Is&.sigh. foot, ,* - iroirin wMes for
ono caa 2IIOI IAB "31111/1o;
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studyut yore ;to -temouttxste the ilk of the Rho: --., __
Tree Into • Mediate he dhows of the /hOtpl Old! 1: , . ,-
Throat, le now °erring to minim buotentty then.;_. :. -
salt ef hhe septrienos... Tide truly greet Old good
medicine la itzed tittle tomb rare, the ter
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w ua bl e e l umetil p er ;Menne of the IC eDitlFTl;ead % '.•
sarNevaur or Cbaitterelta.lllll 0. , W - . , ./. a
lirm here the _Dogged& we WIJ311•111 0 11 bliti -.:,
. pupa& plLLtleitei Ur they do not cutorrepne . ;4_ki
vi IkthallipliCot , trhout you pm , ~,-, ~, ,•.i.
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The. can at hit witorsliadiet
hr. • box of aro.. by. ?Ran, post paakil . prima
'oelpt Ozo Dollar* 6 ,
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