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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-12-06

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Dollar per year-always N ADVANCE.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-12-06
Letter FROM Col. Corcoran.

Tie following letter from the brave Col.
CoEcoKAs 10 a ffieEd III New Yoik, vii.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

The intelligence received last night, 10 the ei-
fecf that seven vessels Of the Yankee feet had
passed the batteries at Pori Royal, of the Sonth
Carolius coast. and entered the haTbor Of Beau
fort. created some excitement, but scarcely any
feeling of alarm or apprehension. As We under
stand IT, they have yet to undertake the most
difficult and dangerous part OF the Job before
they can effect a landing on the South Carolina
coast.
But if they should land, and attempt TO take
either Savannah or Charleston in the rear, We
are confident they viii meet with such Tecep-
ton as will teach them lesson they VII not Dc
likely soon 70 forget Il is perhaps desirable, IN
come respects that they should land. They
may destroy much valuable property but ]
| they venture bevOa1 the range OF the guns O
the feet and attempt to peneiTSts into the lnte-
nor. we fee altogether confident that South Car
! olinB and Georgia together can almost lmme
diately coRcentTats such force against them as
viii drive iheu ~ defeat and disgrace IRON The
| soil Of the State.
The town of Beaufort is situated on rof
! Raval Island, fifty miles northeast of Savannah
/ and ssventy-fiye miles Southwest Of Charleston
It is sixteen mics frqm the sea, and has spacl
Gus harbor We are inlQrmed that there ar
three batteries defending the situation, snd ihr
the strongest one has yet 10 be passed BY th
Yankee fert. With tgenfy -tOnr heavily arme'
vessels, they may be able 20 silence the baiieIir
and effect a landing-but what then The mer
possession Of the place viii DO them no good
and if they were 10 make an advance. we hav
20 doubt Of the ability o. our friends 10 repe
them There are already siS thousand Coniec
crates there, according 70 the dispatch, aud b.
this time reiufOroements are 10 doubt pouring
from al psrts OF Georgia and Carolina ii ther
is any place or e9Tth where a South Carolina
, viii fight more desperately than another ii is %
bis own soil, and especially when his enemy
one that be hates as intensely as b. docs q
. ] Yankee a o. Deifa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
MARRIAGE.

The distant brooklet'- murmurs come
Like ball-note- through the leaves
And many an insects may hum,
rs dreamy music wcaYea;
The doves lass note, in ripping nea's
Upon the air departs,
The breath af AN our garden sweets
j. creeping 90 our hearts
The russgt yvJodliue round our pofcA
In clustering ringlpi- twipe
Tho honey=ucNle- crimson torch
cleans through the dusty zines
Tie sunset rays are trembling no'7
Amid the trclis-bars
They paint upon my darlings bro"
A glory Ike the stars.
Her cheek is nesting on my breast
Her eyes are bright with tgars
q prayer. hait-bregthcd, snd half represl
My listening spirit hearS,
Oh blessed he the chgngeiess love,
That glorie- my life
Al doubt al fear all guile above
Nv oNn trus-hrarrad gr.4C
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

The following bill, relative 10 debts due alien
enemies, has passed the Alabama Senate uuan-
imousIy. been twice read IN tie House, and re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee;
Re il snactod etc., That until the Legislature
sbaII otherwise provide, no suit or other pro-
ceeding shall be prosecuted TO Judgment IN any
court Of this Stare, for any debt or money due
in whole or in part, to an alien enemy 2! lhe
GonfedeTste states OF America, OF TO any person
who has beeE, j. OF shall be engaged IN actuai
hostility TO said Confederate States; or VINO, ID
any manRer, has given, is giving, OF snail give
aid Rnd comfort 70 the enemy engaged ID wal
/ with said CgntedeTaie States nor shall any ex.
! ecutiou be issued upon any bond having he et'
| iect of judgment la whole o. IN part. ID taYol
/ of any such alien enemy OF person. Ana al
/ executions upon any such Judgment, decree, o.
| Egad now in the hands of any officer OF TIN;
| STATE for collection, shall be returned to the
courts from which they issaed stayed by The
| operation Of law"
And b. Il further enacted, That if any sui
nov pend;ng in he courts Of this STATE, in fave
| III apy such alien enemy O. person, shall be dis
missed. nc Judgment shall be rendered, aud nj
execution shall be issued against the security
for costs In any such suit, il q citizen Of thi
ctste. until the legislature shall otherwise pro
/ E-iae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
DOCTOR
ENT
Surgeon ChiropOdist J
No. TT Main street, over Jones & TlZg,
emphis, Tennessee.

DR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. He cOnsid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
Gsh the hundreds of
EYGEEeFiss 7'esGiHJOT9i0Is
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectabiity, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection Of all, but the reference be-
low are OF = nature that viii sbundantly satisfy
al who peruse them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
TRUSTEES SALE.
a1lh Dan OF NoYemher NeNt,
SUNDRIES.

90 CASKS London Ale
~ ~ cxsks London Potter.
100 600 Cigars, assorted,
- bsrrgls Oi8 ppis brandy,
barrels Oid P-ach brandy.
30 eighth casks C0gnec Brandy
20 quarter casks
pipe OH Cosnae Brandy 2 pipe Holland Gin.
- baskets Piper Ueid-iek Champagne
- bsskr O. imitation q"
barrels No. 3 Maeksrri.
100 barrels tOuisgiiie Cement.
90 bozrs Telegraph Marches : csses Nutmeg
10 bag, Riaet Pepper. 20 T. Ginger,
100 bags - ira 81 ar, 20 boxes smoking Tobacco
50 barrsis pure bourbon Whisky
aa9 FT.gi RN0F 4 OR 4WFORn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

CrRE FOR Hoe CHOLERA-An ezenahss
-qeommends the following cure for this disease
,Dou the suggestion Of planter who has 'iea
q, ,,;,b suecess Take table spoonini o.
IA. Dissolve in a cup of water and dreneh
,ho hoe If II does not stop it soon, give sec
on3 dose. which viii certainly effect cure
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

~ A duel occurred IN New Orleans 9n No s,L
Z Ia, betWeen two white women 10 Hiilen Z
~ az tbe eombatants Was severely inini5u'
,riey son0bt with bowie knives.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
MEHPHIs, November 3 lso.-
VARIOUS peIsons have been detailed from the
Army during the ps-t two months, for duty in this
DspsFaent at the varons O1nderies etc. oi the city
and Il said several who have been thus detailed
not a. work. bat idng about In tbs city Al who have
been thus de tailed dlTsesd report themselves
forthwith, ~ the oihrs. Failing to do So will have
them returned 70 thsir command immediately.
" r. HUNT,
nos lw Ordnsurs OficsF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

- James G Burr has been chosen cashier .,I
.,f tSe bapk Of Cape Fear al Wilmington, 10 III
n he y vsrancy occasioned by the dsath Of henry
Savage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

~ Miss Florence Nightingale, the soldiers
fr;end js SO seriously III as 70 preclude oil hope
! Of her recovery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
FOR SALE!

OUR entire stock Of GOODS aud STORE FD
" TURES ar for sale easy terms.
Also, Store H0uss foF rent, for two years. =
no3 lw STQNALL i MITCHELj-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
1uPORTANr CORREsPONDENCE,

Irrogaaee and Deprqrtg ofa laHsee htntHohy
GsHeral-IIO,r he IS imPated-sPteHa'd L'''''
Of Gen. Baclner.
The following correspondence, speaking ior
itself shows the character and anlmus oI Tue
two armies now in Kentucky, and presents a
contrast most iOrcible and striking. Gen BUCK
p,r's letter is a snlendid one. Every word and
lina sfaups him As the tine and noble kentucky
gentleman and brave and gallant soldier we all
fnovy him 10 be. Cen. Ward shows himself to
he a willing tool to iniOrce the infamous edicts
Of the Yankee yanialS to whom he has sold
himself:
HEADQUARTERS CAMP ANDY JOHNSON,
October q. le6l.
Mr.. Smith win 90 or send 10 the parties who
took Penn, Ship and Gentry, and inform them
that all Of these men must be released ana re-
turned here uuharmed. l know the men who
led them and took these men, and all their re-
lations and property and also the men who took
Penn, etc, IL ever caught viii be dealr with
with such severity as their conduct toward THESE
men, Penn, ShipP and Gentry, may demand
| have under my command in thus place.
Lebanon and Columbia. more than oOOO troops
and what here state l can and viii execute.
II they hope for either favor OF mercy ST my
hands a compliance with my request must
uromptly be made ". T. WARD,
General OF Vols.
OCTOBER Both, 1861.
10 che CntIemau. Otse5r- ct he son bern Coniecrey
80 keDUcAy
sRs: From an order Of Gen Ward l com
municate this to you with regard 10 Capt. Fenn
Gentry and Shipp-thTee men OF his company
thai Won took prisoners, whose release he has
devoved on me 70 solicit. And do hope thai
you viii have thar much respect loT me and dea
with them in mercy according 20 their wishe'
and set them al liberty; as / have no donht !
will add much 10 my security and Ssfety-
send you this by my friend !. sdrb9uon, wh'
is a gentleman and NY friend.
Receive this from me with true regard and ac
accordingly and yOu viii much 0bGge
Your friend, W. J. SMITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

EBThs latest aGYiees nom EpfePe represent
tbs1 The cotton factories Of Spain eie closing for
want Of supplies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

ExToRTtoN.-lt is undeniabe that there are
men who have taken advantage Of these war
times 10 enrich themselves at the expense OF the
people. The darling object with these sort OF
men l. to get rich this is the acme OF their am
bition aud the sum total Of all their endeavors.
They have no regard for man OF deyil-only so
tar as they mag Le tributary 10 these ends.
They are the horse-leaches Of the body political
/ the vampires Of society-in whose presence
widpws weep, and the wall OF wretehed orphan
| age is heard in vain-theis iron boxes are gorged
with gold and silver, and this Is the ark OF then
covenant with he'll and the depository OF a coin.
age from tears and blood. The laughing iend
keeps guard over these boxes and bags Of gold
/ ana ering h0uihly az the presence Of hollow
| eyed penury The beggar IS dismissed smpiy
with a grimace of which hell is ashamed while
/ the lean arms of the hend caresses the gold Ek'
called snakes in the darkness of his infamous
den. such a one i5 T.Be tor the flames of th'
pit. and should have the badge of his damnabl,
doom nailed upon bis forehead by kissing pop
ulaee. i is with a Shudderipg feeling We thinl
of such mons GU souls revolt, and we spur
them back as the very refuse anu OfiscOunng
Of creatiOn-LOWSiaHa Democrat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

BRANDY.

10nO BBLs. best Georgia Lime In store and Il
lOJO arrive. hohhtSON 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
sEQUEsTRATION NOTICE {!
Hy the Receiver. of the Western d.

by the Receiver Of the Western Di-
vision OF the District Of Tennessee.
I HEREBY uot-fg every sfr1Ju-y agent, present ar
f1Fler partner. trustee OF other person, hulln- nT
g1ufr0 ian- t-uaulrufz- h-r-d aII-lrs, ell-
or chatfrl- righ.- cr-t- .uy interest therein.
within the r-t-ru Division or the District Df Isuns~
of Amercs s5slaiiy 70 inform 10. same -Hud
render 10 me AN thereof, sud i-r b. prac
cable o. p ace the my hands Any such person
wulfy failing do viii be guilty Of h.sh uls.ir-
mesnor and liable 20 be indicted convicted, n1ed and
iayrisoned a. prescribed by law.
also notify each and every citiz-1 speedily o give
Dlornaron 20 las he is required By law 20 da) OF
snv aud every lands tenrmen5s atd Leredii amenfs
goods and chafT-s, rights aud credits, within The st
Western Division Of the District OF Tennessee and ID
every right ami int, therein held owned possessed
or -iiioy5d by or Tor any such alien enemy.
u furnishing the information above required. per
sons will give full deser pou of she properly. etc
a. practicable togeihe with the and residence
the alien enemy.
NV office is on the south eide Of Court Squar- in the
citv Of Memphis HOWELL r.. JACKSON,
Receiver for the Western DIVISION OF ,he District of
Teuue-~se oc1l-lm
RE.HO B'.EL.
II o CRANUALL has rpIn0vrdhis Tent and Mil
AI. tary Clothing Mandatory Jefferson Bloch, on
second TIE is prepared t1 make and hll orders
for Tents Clothing snd Camp Equlpas- any extent
sEfS0,
Has cou.sau,iy on hani-
Water Proof Coats,
Wagon Covers
Gun Carriage Covers
Camp Rugs, ETC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10

CoFFEE.-In these war times il is quite an OBJ
;sct 10 make economical investments in this arti-
Gle but aside fICI, dis. iae cufee yhat You can
make from this recipe viii be found far superior
10 the very hest You can get anywhere, either
! North or South, and those vino give II talT tina
viii h unwilling 70 90 back even to the besi
java
| Take syeet potatoes and after peelng them
eut them up into suall pieces about tho size o
the Joint Of your little finger, dry them either II
The sua or BY the fire. sun dried probably the
best and then parcL 4ad ggiDd thF same a.
coffee. Take two-thirds Of this to One-thrd Q
coffee to a making.
Try 1t. not particularly for its economy, but TO
irs Hiperiqr.ty over any coffee gou ever tasted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
NOTICE!

4. BBIS pure Peach Brandy, do. Cherry Bounce
oc3l MORRISON g. co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
ALSO,
r / II E Il II &c K =,
WHICH HAVE no SUPERIOR.

We slsO manufacture al Kinds Of g. G. sud Granite
are and vfoLd ulast respectfully suelt orders Gr lhs
above goods ". n FARROW, A gent,
sClO-Em Ks6hu 4. G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
FLOUR.

1SA0 BBLS. Star Mills Flour 20 arrive go ,i 90.
MORRISON 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
The FedernI FIeei.

To W. T. WARD,
General Of Volunteers.
, 1861-08-29

New RIVER DscovRRED. The Sacramento
Be- says; "Mr jackson, Engineer of tho
GeOrgianA Swamp and overfOwed Land Dis
trict, in tho course Of hS Surveying, last week,
discovered d new river Of whose extent and
course the Oldest resident in the vicinity was
ignorant Il rises near the head Of CisOrgiana
Slough Is thirty feet de p, two hundred and
eight broad, and, Aiter course Of seven or eight
miles, smptieS into the MOkelumne, about three
miles west Of the Georgiana Slough"
, 1861-08-29

The Richmond papers tell of Fire Zouave
who was caught and taken to Fairfax. When
taken before Beauregard, he manifested his cen
tempt for that chieftain BY putting his thumb to
his nose and gyrating with his fingers. Being
ordered under confinement, be turned about sud-
denly, kicked a colonel, who stood near, in the
stomach, SO hard that be sat down, knocked the
corporal who had charge Of him head over heels,
and invited Beauregard to "come on and get
lammed," declaring that if he didn't have muss
he'd spile" Finding that none Of the surprised
lookers-On started to meet him, he took to his
heels down lane. Several shots were fired at
him without effect At each successive discharge
he would turn to make grimaces at his pursue S,
or jump high in the air and yell as If struck.
Suddenly lieutenant with drawn sword sprang
right before him from an adjacent building
"S-a-ay, what arc you bout, a.pintin' that
thing at meY" exclaimed Zouave. "Don't yer
know yer might cut my bran new weskitp"
Being marched off to Jail and put into solitary
cell, he signaizcd his first evenings confinement
there BY setting it on fire. The rebels seemed to
admire his cool audacity, and Beauregard laughed
heartily at his pranks.
, 1861-08-29

Cor SITUATION. Gov L !. Stevens, late Del
egate Of this Territory, who went to Washing
ton and offered his services to the Administra-
ton In the prosecution Of the existing civil war,
has been appointed Colonel Of the 7oth-High-
landeFs-regiufent Of New York, whose Colonel
Cameron, brother Of the Secretary Of War
was killed at Bulls Run. Gov. Stevens no
doubt is q good sOldieri he is q graduate Of the
West Point military academy.
, 1861-08-29
IndlstEtliOn Of YOnih.

Sores, ulcers, and sWelngs, eau with certainty be
cured H this Ointment be thoroughly Tubed all around
the complaining parts twice thrice a day, keeping
them covered with linen rag spread with the same.
The Pills must be taken according to The printed d.
rectOns The blood being IN an impure state perse-
Is necessary. From humane motives letters Of
advice will be answered gratnousy To ave carriage
the Pills and Ointment should he obtained Ia the neigh.
horbOOd Of fhe sufferer, and not from HoOWay's Esab
lishment.
, 1861-08-29
G6ut and RhrdmntiyIn,

May be cured with the greatest certainty large quIn
Titles Of the Ointment be well worked into the complain
ing parts, and this perseveTeingy done for some time
II Is no use TO smear Il on the skin only, be got
into the system. Take ~ many Pills nightly will act
three times during the "a hours eschew the use
NJ cns. and all stimuants. When these complaints are
leaving the system. the vrulence Of the complaint e-
duentlv seems 10 increase
, 1861-08-29
The ArllOn Of the Henrt,. lrupsY,

This last named disease Is commonly preceded by II
regular action Of the heart, and difficult respiration
which symptoms are always severe and ever go from bad
10 worse, unless proper resorted 10 In Hoo
ways unrvaed Ointment and Pills the dropsieal patient
will ever nd suceour the present relief derived from
the use OF thee remedies Is marveousy quick and pre-
severance In the steady application Of ths famous Ont
ment, invariably results In q They act with such
energy on the circulation and absorbent system that the
dropsca fluid vanishes, and the snerer finds all the op.
pressive symptoms daily Decline ill natural health re-
turna.
, 1861-08-29
Dipthtria. UIt,rated Sore Thrunt nnd Qulnsey.

The above complaints have for tWerty years been
treated with HullOways Ointment and Pills with preci
success. The cures have been remarkable, speedy
and numerous that these often fatal diseases more
easily cured by these medicines than the common
aOIe lhnnAt. II taken In time.
, 1861-08-29
CURE Is AT HANDl
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
StOrbulie ErupiiOns, us Sore Heads and ScrOfulOuS
SWelllngS.

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts affected all skin disease will be speedily overcome.
Il acts not by repression, but repulson II enters the
system salt enters meat and operates not locally only
but eonsti,niionay purifying the whole system
tralizng all d0praVed umonrs, aud efi,ctng = radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken on
auxiliary TO the Ointment rs they are prepared as
IN act in unisn with IL. a;iating and confirming the
cOnouesf ul disease.
, 1861-08-29

BaoADIER GENERALs.-The following nom
nations for general officers Of the volunteer
force were sent to the Senate on the Cd inst.
for confirmation. They are to rank FROM the
18th Of May last; Col. David Hunter, Third
Cavalryi Col, W. T. Sherman. Thirteenth In
hntry; Col. G. HAmil on, Of Wisconsin Lieut..
Don Carlos Busl, Adj6tant Generals Office
Major james 0Akes, Second Cavalry.
, 1861-08-29

S. McCAW & co.
OMer for sale, at Wholesale and Retail,
GREAT VARIETY OF DESIRABLE
"A Goods at low rates, such as
Pork Dried Apples,
Bacon, Dried Peaches,
Hams, soap,
Balman, Starch,
Butter, Sugar,
Cheese, Crushed do,
Flour, AdamAnine CandlsI
Beana, Saleratus,
Rice, Pepper,
Peas, Alspee,
Potatoes, Cloves,
Salt, tine, Mustard,
Salt, coarse, Capers,
Tobacco, Table Sauces,
MOlasseS, eau Oysters,
Syrup, Can LObsters,
Vinegar, Can Chickens,
Malls, Can Beef,
Glass, Can Peaches,
Axes, Bottled Peaches,
Buckets, Brandy Peaches,
Drooms, Can Apples,
White Lead, Can Strawberries,
on, Can Pie Fruits
Turpentne, Bottled Pie Fruits,
Lamp Oh, Tx. Lemon,
olive OIL, Ex Vanilla,
Coffee, TX Orange,
Tea, Tx. Rose, and other articles suited 10
'he wants Of the community,
Also, large assortment Of good Liquors. lily
, 1861-08-29
Bad Legs Bad Breasts, StrOfulOus Sores anl


10 such the Ointment operates surely and with
rapidy that les magic It should be rubbed into
the parts effected after they have been formened with
lnkewarm water The purifying and curative powers Of
this marvellous unguent have hed. Any old Sore
wound ulcer always yields lie influence, and In
Of bad breasts milk ievers its action Is wonderful
Gandnlar sweliings may soon be reduced BY following
the nrnted diractiona
, 1861-08-29

Both the Ointment and Pills should Be used in the
.JolLOring cases:
Bad Legs iChegO-fOot Fistulas Sore throats
Rad breasts lChlblains lGout skin diseases
Burns Ciapped hands GlandularSwelings Scurvy
Bunions Corns (sof) lumbago Sorc.headg
Bite Of Mos Cancers Piles rumors
qnitos and Contracted and rheumatism Ulcers
Sand fles stin Joints SeAldS Wounds
cOco-hay inephantAsis Sore Nipples lYaWs
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway, 2l4,
Strand (near Temple BF.) Londou also by al respsc.
tai IL Driggits and Dealers IN Meii ines throughout the
civilll d World, atthe dawng prees-ls d 3D.,
Il. 3D.. Ils.. 27s. shd $50. each Pot.
rheie Is considerable saving BY taking the larger
aikes.
N. B-Dlrtiola luf The guidance Of patients in every
dior legsee afixed q Zach rot.
CURTIS 4 MOORE. pruEgais
1':a AEcnls loi B0LLou AT, vlciOTiA vi.
, 1861-08-29

CosfRADIcuoS.-ThurlOw Weed states, in the
New York EssAiR0 Post that he "did not in
any way or manner participate in the purchase
or charter Of the steamship Cdtilias and had
noknowledge. direct or indirect Of such pur.
ehAao OF charter" This settles one case Of cor.
r1psios charged upon The SdminislEatiOn q Lio.
eoln. '..
, 1861-08-29
Thr KidneyS Stone nnd Gravel.

In these complaints. the Ointment also acts like Q
cha M providing il is very eelualy rubbed over th'
regions Of the kidneys which 1t viii penetrate and gv'
almost immediate relief while the Pills should be takeI
according the printed directions, when the most ex
, 1861-08-29

A gentleman who was going to fight duel,
asked friend Of his, who had won considera-
ble sum the night before, to be his second.
"My dear sir" replied the gamester, al won
fifteen hundred guineas last night, and shall cut
but poor figure at fighting to-day; but il you
apply to the person | got them Of, he will fight
like lend, for he has not a farthing LEFT"
If man "pursue path," is the path sup
posed to run away with himY OF what thickness
is line Of conductP When clock runs down,
does it ever capsize itself?"
The toilettes of the American ladies in Paris
are said to display better taste than the English.
They are more spiritueUe and becoming, while
the English arc heavily elaborate. This fact we
know will be read with intense interest
1t is said Of the horse, that the moment he
has done eating his oats he turns to and gnaws
down his manger That's what the South is
trying to do.
Our country, North and South, contains 3e,-
061 churches, with accommodations for IA, 234, :
s25 people, AID 20, >42 clergymen to preach in
them. The value Of church property is $751;
32S,s0l.
The cheeks Of a lady in the autumn Of life
and the leaves Of the trees i" the autumn Of the
year often grow redder and redder, but nature is
not always in both cases the artist.
In the assurance of strength there is strength.
The strongest are weak when they have no con.
tidence in their own powers.
BE, IL you can, a man Of hard and severe
thought, but avoid making yourself the subject
Of the hard and severe thoughts Of your neigh
bors.
Water isn't fashionable beverage for drink