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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-05
New Family Grocery.

VTIHBsUBsCRIBER DIGS LEAvETO ANNoUNoE
that he has opened a Family Grocery and Foreign
Market street. the of Quincy ST. and so.
licits the generous patronage of his friends and the
public generally.
1t viii be my constant CndeavOr to OGTor. at tho
lowest prices the best qualities the market Affords
superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
German Produce, such rs Prunes, Lentles, Split
Peas, also all kinds Of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
wholesale and retail Mt tile lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
OF the different grades, Wholesale and retail at
teblElyd Formerly with Aiex, heyimSiin.
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n. B-sdbscripttons receiE.d sui, O.,
4. p bEllLLL0N. Agent for IVheeiIar and ySsi,SSts
specimen RnEravingS and Art Journal Can s SesV q
sge 10Y oalee. $50 80 - decis
R10BE-l0 tIoFfol IIimo RleS fsFS FseeiTSd A.
41lslel.l-1 leN I9yl9l T. RRIEIIg
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sVphflfs aud .uercurial Di.ear,e..

NAV ORLEANS, 18th August, 1852.
DR.. J. C.fATER; Sir: cheerFully comply with
the reluet Of your AgsBt, and report you some 81
the effects have realized with your Sar6RPaF1lIa
have cured with 1t. in my practice, most Of the
complaints for which It is recommended, and have
found its effects truly wonderful In the Of EEae-
real and MeTcuridl DiSedSc. One Of MY patients
had syPhilitic ulcers in Ibis throat. which we're CON
sumiug his palate and the top of Ills mouth. Your
Sartuparlln steadily TAKEN cured him in Ave weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symphonic In HE
muse, md the liberation had eaten away considrra-
BILE part Of 1t. 20 that believe the disorder would
my administration Of our Sarsapariia; tho nicer.
healed and he Is we'll ngAiD, not course without
SOME diahGuratiOn of his face. woman " no had
been treated fur the came disorder by mercury WAs
suffering from this poison in Fer bones. They had
becOmc EORensittTe tn the weather Tint on dang
day she suffered excrucintingpain In her Joints and
bones. She, too, was cured entirely by your Sarsa
pArilla in . few weeks. know from It's formula,
which your agent gave me. that tlls preparation
from your labUrRtOry must be great remedy; con
seguently, these truly remarkable results with It
have not surprised me.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-05

MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just Pu6hSked, IN a Sealed Envelope,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF sPERMATORKHGA, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
emissions. inducing impotency, aud Mental aud
Physical IncHpacity.
Author 4F' the screen Book de-
The WOrll.Fenogned Ruthor, In this admirable Lee.
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences of SelfRbuse may be efTcctunlIy
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations. bOugies, instruments, rings
corals, pointing out mode Of cure Mt once certain
and OffeCtuRl, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition NAV he, may himself ehedpty,
prirutsly aud radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands aud thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
Gil J. @. KLINE, l2I BOwery, New York. Post ONCE
box $50 ian2O
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" nEELIH0s 84tll HOrs, l6bls
I'M and after the 25th November, $780, the passen.
" ger Trims will be run daily as follows:
R1rBt-ThS Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis, indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling BenWOod, Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Sundays at QI5 A. NJ,
and arrives In Baltimore $50 A. NJ connecting with
the earliest trains for the Eastern and Southern ctes
Returning, leaves Baltimore at A. H.. and arrives
at BenWood at 3:l5 p NJ: and Wheeling at s:I5 p. NJ,
making direct connection with the Western Express
train. This train will only stop for wood and water
and meAling the passengers.
6econd-Fhe Great Southwestern, St. Louis. Cincin-
natl. Columbus, Wheeling, BenwUod, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily ut
Dds P. NJ, arriving IN Baltimore at 235 r. 81,
Meeting with the afternoon trains to the Eastern and
Southern cities. Returning, leaves Baltimore at P.
NJ md arrives RtBeuwOod at Ti5 a. ~ and Wheeling
at Sl6 NJ making direct connection with the Hreat
Western Express trims This train will only stop for
wood and water and mealing the passengers.
freight train with passenger car attached viii
leave daily, EXCEPT Sundays, for Graftou at 410 n
Returning will arrive Mt sis ?: II.
j. b. FORD, Agent.
VI. r. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l.. n. Cole. Genl Ticket Agent. nov2S
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Ayer's OherrYPe ctoral
FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, InnUtenza,T ToRrReneuS,
.CS0up, BrOnchttts,t Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the RELIEF
"a lt77O f sCOnaumpttVe PR1lentS
In advanced Stages

This iEG remedy 20 universally known to Surpass
that y s uSeless here TO publish the evidence Of G
Nrtues. ITS unFtTalled excellence for coughs and
colds, and ttS truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease have made Z known through the civilized
nations q the e1Tth.i Few tie Communities or
sven families, among them who have not some ptr.
s2n9i Of its ehects-sOne living trophy in
thstr Of lis victory over tile subtle and dan
gernnS disorders Of the throat ard lungs. AZ al
Know the dFeadtul fatality Of these dfDrdST1 and -
mot do more than 70 assttFe them that &c has now all
ne ytEtus4 tAt II did hare when making The rures
Meish nave won 20 strongly ubhh the ee1hdenes Of
Prepared by. DR.. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
SO Lowell, Mass.
G"s. - anS11-1 y-uovlS-3u
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SoUTH BRANCH HERRINCs.-i *
~ eTsN Nos ], ll3 Ayld 1ue, juFt ESStfTea md
r. ~ - ~ tSsA4i s,AsEEiiElS >
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nr. J. b. s. Claiming, of New York City, wrt,er:
II most cheerfully comply wik tho request OF your
agent in saying havO found your SarsapSriIa
most excellent alternative In the complaints
In Ftmdte Dfsed5eS Of the ScrUfuous diRthcss.
have cured many ihHeterOtc cAses of LsurorrCrR by
cerati0n OF the lIsTMg. The liberation itself wa.
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
1t for these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, of M Wbury. Ala, writes: ga
dangerous GraTfGH tH1aOg OF the females In
my family. which Lad defed all the remedies wa
could employ hns at length been completely cured
by yonr Extract Of Sar-NpRrIIla Our physician
thought nothing but extirpatiOn could afford relief
hut lie advised the trial OF your SarBaparia "a The
last resort before cutting. and 1t proved PfIrctual
Aner taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
| Of the disnnsr rcmniln.t
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Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, PittSburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
Lea 20 g G..
sONA AND AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, 1860,
" Passenger Trims will leave bridgeport as fol.
lows, (SundRys exccptUd:)
1lOo An Mall Train, stopping at all stations,
cept New Salisbury, Sumnlitville. Frank.
lin, East Rochester, NOultrIe, ROOtstOwn,
EaFlyille. Macedonia, Bedford, and New
burg; arrives at Pittsburgh at 400 r. NJ,
Baltimore at 500 A. NJ, Philadelphia at
.-4 $50 A. ~, New York at 1880 7. n. tneOn)
Cleveland at7:30 p. n. Toledo at 1910 A.
NJ, Detroit At 6:l5 A. ~, and Chicago At
lO:S0A. NJ.
1000 p u. Express Train, stopping at all stations
~ except Liverpool, Smiths Ferry; Indus
try, Beaver, New Salisbury, East ROeh-
ester, Enrlville, Macedonia, Bedford and
Newburgi arrives at PittSburgh at 2:4O
A. b., BRltimOre at 600 p. ~ PhiIndeI-
pItfn at 500 r. NJ New York at 1920 p,
NJ, Cleveland at $40 A, NJ; Toledo at
1880 p NJ. Detroit at 500 T. H., and
Chicago at 100 p. NJ.
Both these trains make Gloss connections at Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated above;
ALSO Tor Erie, nunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. n. and S:45 p. NJ, and
arrive at Bridgeport nj G:2O p. N. aud 6I95 A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at l:40 A. NJ and l:40 p. NJ. an
arrive at Bridgeport at 6;25 a. NJ. and $50 p. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $3T6.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and EAst be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street. next door to sprigg HOUSE, Wheeling, Va, and
Freight contracts will be made at lowest ratios to
any point accessible by this road and it's connections
to the Fast. North, West and Northwest, at office
No. 81 Water street, orth Freight gent at Bridge
port Station. R. HAMILTON. Agent,
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent, !
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President
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.LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,

JUST RECEIVED,I JANDRETHS NRw CROP
- Garden Seeds, which will sell at the growers
lowest rates, aud warrant them fresh and genuine,
notwithstanding all Statements to the contrary.
Gardeners preferrinE to have their bills direct
their ordsrs with as, Our fisndA may rely on Us aS
heretofore, for . feeSh aud genuine article.
jAnS0a . SMITH 9ORRRLI.
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Ayers sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy Of the subjoiEed VaTittie.
Disease: l-E4s 4st
Serqfua and ISergaEo,ts sctiOns, s,teh as 7t1nors
LicerS, SoreS, ErhpfionS. pies, IhSfnlSS Boteh
IS, BOils, REdiMJ, and all Sgin Dife0SeS.
OAKLASD. Ind. 9th Juno, 1859.
j. Q. AVER 4 Co. GGntG: feel Il my duty TO ac-
knowledge what yGur SarsApRriIla has done for me-
Having inherited RScmfulOus injection, have Sur
tered from 1t In various ways for years. Sometimes
II burst ont in Ulcers on my hands and arms; come
tilleB It turned inward and distressed me At the
stomach. Two years ago Il broke out on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with one sore. which
was painful and loothsome beyond description.
tried nRuymedIclnCs and several physicians, but
without much relief from anything. In fact. the dis.
order grew worse. At length WAS reiOIerd to read
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative (sNrs1 arillRt for knew from your repn-
tatiOn that anything you made must q ROOll. l
sent to Cincinnati and rot 1t, and used It Iit cured
me. I took it, as you advise. in small doses Of
teaspOonful over month: and used almost three
bottles New and healthy skin soon began 10 firm
under the scabs which. after a while fell on. Nv
skin Ia now clear, and know by my feelings thar
the disease has gOne from my SyItan. You can we'll
believe that feel what am saying when tell you
that hold ycu to be Of the apostles Of the age
aud remain ever gratefully, Y0uS,
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Many remarkRblel cures Of these affections have
3een made by the attentive power OF this medicine.
the vital functions into vigorous action,
posed beyond its reach. Such q remedy has Iona
been required by the necessities Of the peonle and
medfcfnA can dD .sssg1e 7,Efs = -
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IrateFnNIly you'll, ~ LARlMER. ". D.


H. lNnEPENDENOE. Irsston Co., Va 9th Lu!y. 1889.
I'm, J, 2. AfER: Sir; have been AFFLICTED with a
painful chronic RhFumOlism tor d long time which
bated the skill Of pysicianS, and stuck to me In
spite OF all the remedies conId inl until tried
your SarSaparillaS One hottie cured mo in two
weeks and restored my general health 90 much that
nm TAR better than before was attacked. Think
Il q wonderful medicine. j. FREAW
jules \. Getchell. of st. Louis, writes: II have
been afiletbl for years with on Election q the Lirsr
which DESTROYED my health. tried everything aud
everything tniled to relieve me; and have been
broken-d1Wn man fOT, some Year, from no. 0IheI
cause than arrangement Of he Lirer. 3Iy beloved
pastor, thcltev. Air. Rpy, advised me to try y0ur
because he said he knew. yon and any
thing you made was worth trying. ny the blessing
Of God i has cured me- and has PaEod my Lopi
The best that can be sail Of you Ia not half gOOi
SeEirruS, Caneer, TFm0ra Enlargement UIceratiOu
CIriha and REt0lidtiOn Of The Bones.
q great variety Of cases have been reported to
where cures o. these formidable complaints have re-
shifted from the use Of this remedy, but our space
hero Will not admit them. Some Of them may lie
found in our American AlmAnse, which tile agents
below pamed arc pleased to furnish gratis to ali who
call for them.
DyspepstG, Heart DisEaae Eiks, Epflepsv. RsroueSo
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & ohio Rail Road


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ALFRED D, TALLEY.

~ fnt,oRyG FTrG. ROse ETv9fpefdS litter and
SIT Rheltm, Said Rcad, RiMgl6org', Sore Eyes,
DFopsH.
DR.! Robert ". Probe writes from Salem N " 18th
Sept, 1859 that he has cured case Of
DrcpSy, which threatened TO terminate fatally. by
the peTBevering use Of Our SarBApRriIlR, and RlsJ
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErgFipeIds by large
deGs of tho same; says hs cures tile common ErEp.
tiOIgg bY,it constantly.
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ZeBhlJn Sloan. Of Prospect, Texas. writes: "TIres
bottles Of Your SaTHnpaEla cured me- ir9Iu GOiirV
"a hdeouS swelling ON the neck, which had suf.
tcred from over two years"
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Beau HIcKssAx.-Beao IIickmantG unpar-
alleled assurance and jeremy Didalerism
are thus depicted by writer in The wOr-
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w.P. sX1rH, Master Of Transportation.
L. n. CoLE Gen'l Ticket Agent. nov2S
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08

zion; and the heaviest guns, other things
being equal, iHfallibly win the battle;
I Eilesl crnnoli and Minnie rifles are the
/ Peacemhkers II II d matter 81 demon.
strati0n that we can utterly drive the
South from lhc field with these. 0nr
power to proeufe these b Europe with
money Is uGIifuited We must have one
thousand Elfied cannon, md two iiunJreti
Thousand Minnie Rifles from Europe, and
have them now If. H .:il5 Il. s ...;.3
/. This war Will cost MS millions on mil.
lions. Let Ms have The satisfaction Of
spending this money, al the right time
and for Tile right tbiHg5 DO not lee u.s.
whit to 10 that which i 80 certain of sue
cess and which We shan certainly do In
the end. IT 45
Massachusetts Is drst III the field. Let
her Be. The fifst To take the way 10 swift
.and comparatively hl0otllcss victory Lot.
isr btsy aud give 10 Tho Government one
hundred rifIei cannon, and enc handrea
fhuusaiid Minnie rides. 1sct her bay Eve
war steamers aiid give them otlle u s..
Navy, She viii set an cxanple which
New York viii instantly follow she
will make the contest short. She will
save the Constitution Bost5a Posi-. !.
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ii MORMON PROPHECY.

We have In onr possession pamphlet
published at Liverpool. in 1881, contain
ing q selection from the revelations
TRANSACTIONS and variations of JOSEPH
Smith. the founder Of Mormouism. I'll,
following prophecy Is hero said to have
been made by Smith, on the 25lt 81 lie
cenlller, ls32. III view or our present
troubles, this predictions seems to be, III
progress Of fulhlment, whether Joe Smith
was n humbBg or not, III s n. Z: 4. q.
"A REVELATION ASo PReFHEcY ny
THE PRoPHKr, SrRR, AND REpFLsroR,
JesEHH SsflTII. -, Verify thus smith the
Lord, concerning the wars that will
shortly come TO pass, beginning at the re-
bellion of South Carolina, which will
eventually terminate In the death sni
misery Of many soiils The days will come
that war will he poured ont npon all
nations, beginning ut that place; for be.
hold, the Southern States shall be divided
against the Northern States. and the
southern States viii call other nations
even the nation Of Great Britain, as |; Is
called, aud they shall also call upon other
nations, in order TO. defend themselves
against other nations and thus war shall
be poured out upon all nations And III
shall come to pass, after many days, slayes
shall rise np against their masters WHO
shall be n1arshaled and discinlined for.
war; and il shall come Z, mass also that.
the remnants who are left Of the land will
marshal themselves, and shall become ex !
ceedinr angry. and shall Wv tbe T,sut;lss
with d sore yexation; and Tins with m.
sword and IL. b,o.fisbed :the i,,bah;,aa,
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. .IIatal NrI us.

MAtl, ARRIvAl--Tbe Eastern mail
arrived On yesterday morning, bringing
eastern dates till the 10Th, aud frontier
dates till tho g2nd. II
FIhsr ENIeRANT 1'Ralss rFoa rnE
StafRs. During Thursday md Yesterday.
Maine street was elilisenei With Tie tasi
sage of eruirrshts from The EASTER Yaafs
for the Pacific States, During the two
days three Or four companies arrived, did
their business, ard moved westward.
Among the gantlerneH passing throCgli,
we learned the names of kIessrss Ft,hraia
Moves JoA1 Cock, s m! Hoover,
MclIesser, Eldfed, Evans, Reed. md
simmons The companies were colnpos,
led, 81 very respectable persons, Of a rather
upper elass 10 the general crowd, They
had only q very few ladies' They lad
Eneariy 200 horses and mules among them.
aud seemed very orderly uncomfortable.
They. met the church train Ut the upper
Platte bridge, on the sd ult. IA VI
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS
ny PONY

i y sa- - - : :
The pony Of Saturday last brought ii,
following news: s>z =.s 8 = II.
>=....: ,vA8gtscToS. . :.=.s . :. =. !.
A. Dispatch from this ctty.of May oath
says: As was supposed would be the case
last night, several regiments with the
New Jersey and Michigan Brigades,
| EllsWortitS Houafes aud the district
militia crossed into Virginia, The Viz.
gia;d picksts having been previously dFiy.
en- iHsby the advance gaards, one Of tile
regiments teok the road leading to Fair.
fax Court House, about twenty miles
from Washington, while another, the
Jersey stopped at The forks, a mile from
the Long bridge, awaiting orders. AN
lqdYGnee into Virginia was also made
from another point. namely: at the mouth
Of The Potaiaae aeqGeduct, at George.
town II 49,. : :. Il. :: =
The New York Zopaycs, I4th and seth
and the, Jersey Regiments hold AIexan
firia, while Arlington heights are ocer-
pied by sereral regiments, The entrance
thto Alexandria MAS attended By an. eyen
which has cast the deepest gloom over
this community: Colonel Ellsworth; who
had hanied down the secession flag from
the Marshall House, was soon afterwards
shot BY o concealed foe. -. :. -
Another dispatch says: Ellsworth was
shot III the back BY one Jackson, pro.
.prietor ola hotel in Alexandria, jack
son WIS Immediately killed by Francis
BrowHeH, Of Troy, tnem6er OF EMS.
worth's Zouayes. The body is lying In
state at the navy yard President Lin.
coin, who was q warm, personal friend of
Ellsworth, is deeply affected by his death.
The ffibHas'S dispatch furnishes the
following particulars. Col Ellsworth WINS
shot as he was desceEdihg the stairs, witb
the secession flag which he had torn down.
by The man jackson keeper of tue Marshal
House, with a double 6arrelled gun lie
died almost Instantly, dyeing the Fecfs-
sion flag with bis blood. He only said
my Gsd.h H.. -. 4
On the 25th, Col EIlsworth's remains
were conveyed to the east room Of the
Presideaes hense, where they lie in state
The Times dispatch, dated midnight Of
the Gath, states that a gentleman Just ar.
rived from Alexandria, says the Fire
ZoaaTes have commenced executing their
threats OF revenge. They have already
shot three violent seeessionists. The neo.
pie Of Alexandra Who were sympathizing
with Jseksoa have been compelled to dee |
for their lives, - .a
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HOW. SHALL WE MAKE THE
+. :. - Z flMRAT. SHORTY II. Z. q.

4 r -- . = g g
0rfksueeess viii be swift and sure, and
ION our side comparatively bloodIess,: IL VIZ
will only strike the right blew Id the right
place and at the right time. . Y It'll.
Fifst--Seal mp Theoretically to- Tic
/ Rebels the Mississippi and the sea coast
but our present Navy is utterly insult
eieat to do this: It. eaunot make tlil
/ hicekade eflgetnai, III New England aatl
New York merchants desire 10 protect
their commerce and save millions Of dol.
lars, then they must do two thing, and
That forthwith, to WHITLEY must ere.
ate a Heet Of at least two hundred armed
and swift sailing merchantmen and
steamers under the Authority Of the Ma
loaal Government, and they must buy
twenty war steamers in Europe instantly
az any price, aud present them TO the
country, We cannot wait to build ships.
The Rebels will not wait. Already they
Aaye purchased o war steamer 10 Havana:
Massachusetts, in the Revolution bnilt
and eauipped q fsigate for the Govern
Hietit MERCHANTS Of Boston, mark my
s'testls-- foslSsiH 10 no way save 50 much
q Your owH property and strike such m
eite g? BLOW for your country, MS By
desPatchlng a swift steamer TO Eurpne
and procuring at least FIVE war steamers
Tor tie National Government, at any
price. Hem the South IN by water: de-
PFlEe them utterly of all munitions and
food from abroad, aud in nine months
from the day you efFectually do this, they
are s'prlieaats for peace. -.
One thing more remails for Northern
capital to furnish the Government, and
that INSTANTLY, TO wlt:-~0ne thousand
riiied cannon and TIVE hundred tlotsaud
Minnie rifles from Edrope: You will
save by these myriads of y6ur sons from
the Rehels' cannon, and You win certainly
drive fhetn from every field where they
dare face You. -. -:,:..--
We cannot wait to manufacture these
arms, Yea mast buy them at any price
N EuFope, and have them here IN six
weeks. ~: n, - i
suppose the Legislature Of AIaSsaehu-
setts had last January appropriated q
million OF dollars for this object, aud had
those arms here now, what a blow she
would be striking for her country! How
many thousand Of Northern lives she
would have sayedI @
Nearly fifty years ago. NapoIeen said
that Providence Is on the side Of the
heaviest artillery. Modern warfare since
ms day is q science OF stil nicer ealcnld,