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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15
TO CONSUMP YES

The Advertiser. having been restored TO
health in few weeks by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with aseVere
lung affection; and that dread disease, Consu-
mPii an--is anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means cure.
To all Who -e-ire IL. he wilt send copy
OF the prescription used ,flee of charge, with
a direction for preparing aud using tho sanic,
which they will ind 4 SURE CURE for CoNsUMP
nos. ASTHMA, bRONcHINIs. Nc. The only Oh
ject OF the advertiser IN seuding the Pre-
.cription is To benefit the afflicted, and spread
Information which he con"eiycs TO be iuvaIua-
remedy. IS 10 will cost the nothing, and MANY
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address.
D.. CDWADn WI GOV
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW ESTORED
Josr PUBLISHED - SEALED EsvrIoYT.

LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment. aud
Radical Cure OF SpermRtcrrh0a or Seminal
Weakness. Sexual Debility. Nercousress, and
involuntary Emiss ons inducing itnpOtency.
and Msnil and Physical IucspaciiS.
ROB. !. CULvERwELL, u. d.
AVTHos or TIE "0REES BOOK." etc.
TIE woric-rsnovaed sutAor. IN ISIS adn;ra
bic Lecture, clearly proves from la owl sx-
perence that iae awfIl consequences o. self.
abuse NAY % eEectnsliy removed ~ftSouf
medicine and without dangerous surgical oper
atioDs. oougiss' Instruments, rugs OF cor
dlais. pointing out mode - c1re al once Ger
iaiu and ecect1ai ~ which every sufferer. no
lnst.er Wat us cord 10 nay Do, Usy cure
himself cErAPtY, rsIvGTILT 49, sIeAItY.
This lecture will prove boon % ;ko1ssnds
iaocte rds.
Seat under bssl - spy Ltcyess, re. rs.e
~ ise .sos.pi =! 40 rssiEge s-srps. ~ -
c-rs-'-r ID. Gas . Z yffSE.
Fors--. Nev f,-s. Fo.; Eot 6 -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Mothers, read this.

The following is an e1tractfrom letter
written by the pastor Of Babtist Church
to the journal and Messenger. Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and speaks volumes in favor
Of that world-renown medicne-M
WIxsLow's SOOTHING SYRuP FOR CHILDREN
TEETHiSG:
ave see an advertisement in your col
umns of Mrs. WinSlow's Soothing Syrup.
Now we never said word in favor of
patent medicine before in our life, but We
feel compelled TO say TO your read
ers, that this is no humbug-wE HAVE
rRIFD IT, AND KNOW IT To BIZ AL IT
CLAIMS. Ii is probbalv. one OF the most
successful medicines Of the day, becausei ii
Is oneof the best Of your. And those
readers who have babies can't 10 better
than to lay in supply" nj ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15

VIII efsctually cure Liver Complain; pvs-
pepsia. Jaundice. Chronic or Nervous Debility
Diseases ofthe kidneys. and all Diseases aris-
ing from a Disordered Liver or Stomach.
Heartburn. Inward piles, Acldiiy or sickness
oftne stomach. Fullness OF Blood % TIE Head,
Dali Pain or swimming Ia the Head. Palpiia'
ton OF The Heart Fuline.s or Weight "a the
Stomach. Sour EruciatloLs, Choking or sufo-
eating Feeling when lying down, Dryn~ss or
felowness o. The skin and kyes. Night SWeots
Inward Feyeu. Pain 90 the Small Of the Rack,
Ghost ~ side. Sudden Pushes OF Heat. Depres-
SION OF Spirits. Frightful Dreams, Lanruor.
Dependency or any Nervous Diseases. Sorss
or bloiehcs on the skin, and Fever and Ague
tOr CT Ills and Tever.)
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15

AUGUST.
Rsn.l sksren 80. i-Br scpKos..

Again hath eArths Glurual motion rolled
sultry August TO our wearied view;
The elements o, nature are controlled
BY CAMS Major, trav'ing ether through
The fields are CLEANED Of grain. the mead
ows shorn.
But yet remains dense, vcrdant fields OF
cOiu;
And soon, though Summers exit We shall
mourn
Wen greet with joy, and welcome Aut-
umn's morn.
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Flood Pills and Blood Purifier.
FACTSf

The evidence ia The possession Of Dr.. Ko5Aek.
which y al all times ReCessi5lc 10 tie public.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15
NOTICE

Ishsrsby given thatth- undersigned has been
appoiutedadm Of the estate "
MATTHEW CHAYIS,
Late ofRsndolph County, deceased. SAID e..
tate is supposed 70 be solvent.
ABSALoM oREN.
July G. 1861. Aam'r.
BR0wN s. MoNKs, Ati'ys.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-15

It is from the II,milton Telegraph, the
Democratic organ in Butler Co. Ohio
Re,dtt Democrats and all:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-24

| Correspondence Of The Daily EpokGngsl
FIEETEE FROM AEEa.nTyS


Observation-Disclosures. ONIONS. tI.e TraoDs--{gDc,,
izcY0H--Sad kccidcnt--slaree Number. of
Wounded from Washington.
ANNAPOLIS, July u.
Quite az excitement has been created here by
the characterization Of the troops stationed at the
Naval Academy. 1t appears that their term Of en-
listment expired on Friday, the 10Th july but they
were not permitted to return home, en- order hay-
ing been received here that they be continued in
service until the 10Th August. This created great
deal of murmuring which, on Saturday, broke ont
in open revolt One of them having requested per-
missien to return home. refused, when he COM
meneed using the most insulting language to his
commanding ollcor, who Immediately ordered a
guard to arrest him, whereup0n the COMPANY of
which the offender was member stepped forward
ea nlasSe, AID drawing their swords refused 10 per-
nit his arrest. This LEARN from a gentleman who
was present and witnessed the whole transaction,
On Saturday evening most melancholy accident
occurred. a little boy named Vinton Basil, the
only support of his widowed mother and HELPLESS
sisters, accidentally fell into the dock and was
drowned. Well known and generally beloved
throughout this community, his untmely death
causes universal sympathy.
ihe w ashiGgton train on Saturday night brought
here 90 wounded men, who we're carried to the
hospital. Many of them were manned horribly and
their emaciated c0untenancas plainly bet0keDed
their ezcruciating sudri0Gs. still greater nun.
Der we're brought here to day By the trains. 1t il
| believed that the Government intends using the
Naval Academy hereafter as a hospital. UNUs.
| THE wounded men sent down to the Naval AGA
deny must have been such as had been shot whilt
on picket guard and in skrmishes They could no
have been brought from the battlefield. This fac
is further indication of the serious losses which
the Government has sustained Ext
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The Northern people, instead OF looking fairly
at the facts connected with the late defeat of The
Federal army and accepting the lesson which these
teach, are nventing all manner OF absurd hypoth-
eses to account for the unexpected triumph Of the
Confederatss. sudden panic of the teams;ers;
the fright Of 'fit lieuteuant;' the opportune
arrival Of Gen. JOHNSTON; the misrepresentation
caused by the retrograde movement Of battery
which was only getting into a better position
these and score Of similarly trivial
reasons are given TO show that the de-
feat was as accidental as it was IN
looked for. Almost all the correspondents of
eral forces were just about winning a
brilliant victory, when, TO the astonish-
meat of every body, the retreat began. We have
little disposition 10 deprive those who have suf,
tered so earfully of any comfort which they may
be able to wiring out of the unhappy details OF that
disastrous day; bat we are bouui TO notice these
efforts to msiead the people, because We are salts
fed they will, if successful lead to the most de-
porable results. No candid man can, we think
impartially consider the facts, without coming to
the conclusion that the Confederates won the day
simply because they were well armed, well dscip-
lined, well Offered, and had chosen their
position with much Judgment and had for
titled it with great skill. 1t is uncandid,
as well as absurd, TO attribute their tri-
umph to any other causes, and it is cqnally un-
wise TO suppose that they will fail to exhibit the
same courage, prudence and resource whenever
and wherever they may be attacked The sooner,
therefore, that the North recognizes these facts
aud does simple justice TO its opponents TIE better
it will be for all parties.
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olutions az ESSENTIAL 10 the salvation OF tie Union
o,d the preservation Of the Republic. Day after
d,v he told them that ifIhose resolutions, or some
similar measures of re!iec, were not adopted dis
union was inevitable, and its dir, responsibility
would lie at the doors of the non-slaveholjine
States. The South, he knows would have been
willing to accept his comprehensive North, he
knows refused TO grant them. Tie whole coun
try is familiar with the bitterness Of his mortifca-
ton at the close Of the session, and the unmeas-
ured language in which he expressed his indirns-
ton Ito Mr.. FEssENDEN especially at finding that
the Northern Senators had played him false, in
pretending sympathy with him, which they
did not feel. No man, in fne in the whole
land, knows, personally, SO we'll as Mr.
CRITTENDEN, that the dissolution Of the Union
IS the work of the North, and that the ran-
cor and stiffneckedness OF the dominant party in
that section would have sacrificed thousand
Unions rather than utter even few kind words to
save it. And yet with all this personal knowledge
we find Mr.. CRITTENDEN, now a member of the
Lower House, introducing resolution, which be-
gins with the extraordinary declaration that 't,he
''present war had been forced upon the country bv
''the dsnnionists of the Southern Statesl' We
confess ourselves at loss to comprehend what
such things mean. We cannot realize them or
take their bearing. They pass common conpre-
hension. We can understand Mr. CRITTENDES's
hostility to secession, for he was always hostile TO
1t. We can appreciate his still clinging to the Gov
ernment as at all events the nominal representative
| of the national grandeur and glory. We can
comprehend the feeling with which, in lis de-
Ginning years, r man may still follow with longing
and worship, though dishonored, tie deiies before
which his youth and his manhood kuelt We car
understand how the heart will yearn to the old
flag, no matter over what it floats, or whose hands
may sully its folds. I'll these things are rational
and ineligible. They have their source in tht
mingled virtues and weaknesses of our nature
But we shrink from analyzng sach contrasts u
that which Mr.. CRTTENpEN has illustrated in tht
antag0nistic courses to which we have alluded
There is a happy resource, for charity, in sucl
cases, in the knowledge that men can persuade
| themselves to almost anything, and that they
often suppose themselves most in the right, wheI
we kuow them 10 be most niserably in the wrong
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Inc position of the Hon. Mr.. CRIrTENDEy. Of
en'u'Ay' Is one which seems to us among the
noSl melancholy that a gentleman of his age and
reputation could possibly consent to occupv
D'rins Tue "hoie OF the last session Of Conoress
ne appeared to have dedicated his sopl 70 ,bo ~
triotc and honorable duty Of avertino tbo oatsa
trophe which was impending over hi, go.
No man was more jealous, no man more narso,'r,
ing. In season, and out of seasou-if ina.oa
all time were not a season for such labor-be 90 20
himself up, heart, mind and voice, TO his great
TASK. Its Inspiration seemed to have given youth
" MS aged faculties, and all its ancient fervor and
A.. to his brilliant eloquenee But how
uia ne set about his work? There is not man in
- U0unUy who does not know that he linked
.na han lp,eSer' with the cause of Cancellation
anu hohoraele compromise. No sneo,,o, 80
more explicit or decided in his staeront 90 ,,,o
wrongs of the South and the agaras.a en' oa Inc
North No one declared, with more posi,iv -, .ne
that only Cancellation would save the M a;o,
that such Cancellation must come from ,lo ~ ano
His famous resolutions are an embodiment of ~
ne thought that the South had right to, and A.
worth ought to yield. Day after day he pressed
upon Northern Senators the adoption of those res
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COLONEL KANE.-lt was stated in several papers
yesterday, that Col Kane was lying i'll at the Fort
OF typhoid fever. We are glad to learn that such
is not The case. lie has been quite sick, and it wa
feared day two ago that his indisposition
might assume serious phase, but yesterday he
was much better, and The probabilities are that he
will be soon we'll
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REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND hLAck"ooD's MISUNDERSTANDING been appointed by
the Publishers their Agent in Baltimore for the a,ra
periodicals. vice freeman, yamcsed, persons wishing f.
take aoy .! them Eil be promptly supplied ny
JOHN ?. DESFORGES,
jy1G3ts 10, -IVCt ts s.Ie,.
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EC9E0aT! EcosoH7 II
DoLLAa SAVED IS two DOLLARS sskDE.
This can re done by purchasing WoaG alca5dy Saved an
9piit,.at Oi5es 0: City Steam Hire Wood Ai!,
Nos NORTH 31REz-.
Eig-tf GARGS Il JOHNSON.
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f / vi OV A..
WLLLTAM T. OWENS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE

SHIRT NUFACT DRY,
OWING TO the present condition of affairs, has been aeyed
cf STAIRS, over No EOS BALTIMORE STREET, first
my assortment of Goods will be complete and
attractive and my
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
as EFFICIENT as heretofore and owing to reduction in
my expenses, have reduced the price OF my hest ora;i
ordered Shirts from thirty dollars to 6olIars
dozen. W + Ow ms
ja2otfr UP STAIRS, 2C5 BALTIMORE 81
ATEss-E
SHOULDER sHAM
SHTRTSi
SHIRTS
SHIETSi
PERFEOT FIT WARRANTED Or NO SALE
Unequ&lled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BosOhs'
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN sHIRTsi
NERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND EALFHosE
RANDKERCHIEFs
W. p. ToWLES & BRO.
PATENT sHOULDER-SEAI SHIRT EkNUFAOTOgY,
I95 Baltimore street
Under Carroll HALL
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNO. CLARK, Jr, 4 CO.'S "a.
OHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES nlsas
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The claims wNich THE DAILY EXCUANG e makes upon
the attention Of the mercantile and business community
are simply based tose principles mutual benefit
which every intelligent can understand for they
such as underiie in all industrial and commercial
enterprises lit can be shown that TIRE EXCHANGE is
an admirable medium for advertising and that in point Of
circulation it will not only bear isoa with that Of any
other commercial paper in this city, hut thgt this crcula
ton is dihused over wider area, its merits ~ means Of
direct communication with the merchants other States
VIII DOUBTLESS elicit that attention which srwd and Saga
c'orS men are accustomed to give to matters that
their individual interests What en are the facts? We
need net feer to the large city circulation Of THE E&
CHANG fer that speaks FOR itself It's success in this re-
spect IS, IN point OF time, without parallel What
propose Is to make FRANC OF its country cfcua
Lon because the larger proportion OF the trade of this city
is derived from the Interior The extent which that circu
la'lon has reached be gathered the following PAY
tculas, which give the States to which it is and the
number Of postoces which is received and dstrb
ed careful collation. our mail books shows that TIf
EXCHANGE is regularly mailed Sir aqd,ed and iselrs
TootceS scattered through The various States Tei-
torres OF me Union, and that the great bU of this country
circulation is in those States upon which the INGREDIENTS Of
baltimore most chiefly rely for the increase and perpeua-
| ton OF their trade. In MARYLAND alone THE EE-
CHAN'E IS najlai to tlo0 hWqdrCd and Jytgo
which is larger circulation in the counties Of our own
state tan enjoyed by any other commercial paper in
this city. VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and are
Virginia comes
| NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA,
| TENNESSEE,
Pennsylvania,
| QiiIO
| ALABAMA,
| GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
| KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
| TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
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w A r IN E

w A Rim E
AID FIRE EMsURAMaE Policies
gGF YORK IISJRAIgB glHPATIISS.
WICHITA IBSlRlIgB G0NPAHIESS
AS APPLICANTS MAY PREFER.
JOHNsTON's
INSURANCE ROOMS
IS and rs Second street.
NEW YORK INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
LoRILLARn ms. co. OF NEW YORK, Assets ..s5soo,o
REsoLUTE 800 s 81: Coo
M0NTAUK " a1erro
VIRGINIA INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
| INSTANCE 20 oF qr1r cq,,,ror,, 10000
| LYNCaBURG r. and e ooc nv,
| ALBEMaPLE & '' 500,
JAMES RIVER .. ~ iol
| JEFFERSON ........ l5a0a0
AypRnI--r, ,,,r,r,r, ,,-,, r-r,,', 49,,
vfrrar-
! - hI'"'I'
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TsoDo TaA--A delightful! article, part at rse
FIRST I%20RTATi0N FRGH JAPAN. Inst -sc,;,s. ,r1
ss-.s 'S GREE" Z YoF,
oI--ts s. Y. E-itirnn-A a,rert
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~ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
u.! TLEE OLD RsEsAEnTE$ IN BOND FOR CASH.
HIS iW5nsssi,Rj IoEEN @2 9 2efli3ae Il VII sell
8 and ; 3 South chars street, valuable 25porfstian Of
aEore bas a2d entitled 10 aehc6tare 49, o. ' most
ga 4: Dopag Z Co. ~ v iltsias' la5 53'
bisqolt' bonbouehe L Co. vintage, 1855
Ar;zqc, 9cieretse 1858 '
''"'*' drawn in "'3 " " G&S t r5PPfp:o Jo
ri 0TlCE.-Neither the Captain nor C5n-I@7Ier
~ OF the British ha- DELAV ARE; fron, nar,er -,
II ne re- Poas'be for debts contracted By t. crs Of
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY, }
BALTlHoRE, JGly l8, 1861.
The UNDEeST-3.,ED
| AGENTS OF THE PERUVIAN GOTER1-.,J, Mt
Foa TIE
SALE OF GGAN0 IN THE UNITED STATES
monty dealers and Consumers that the prices as regulated
ny he said Government, Fill be- here ora as ros
1909 tons and upwards $50 cash less per cent die
1898 to 's0l tons........ 60 & per cent. dis.
| 300 to 81 &" ......., co u Ter cent die
80 to 81 90
90 TO II " ..,.... 81
80 10 II ........ &c
~ 10 ........ Go -
a to " 60 g
| No. 2 GUANO, $50 CASH.
ir,o., BARRIL BROTH5 FRS,
EYERUVfAF GUAN0.
4 ,,.s hp2yjns ca9pleed arrangements with the Agent,
'' 'TET Teai f2r %; = ssgal supply Of
nv 2o, y l3l2n lri2aIs and Dealers that are
Or 9nE exptri=noe and established reputation IN tEf.
Is' II, We trl t. !iicent gusr2n.ee Ea- purchasers
FATE AtGICLF / iygIaa dir ~ ron 10 80 r.
| hGu=es. ~ '' -'7'-' '"'-
I taYS a5i or 81 sf,e 4oRyr, Krr rsf,x
= AZ ~, $50; CO.. SUPER P-n-n =Tr 3F IT.,c
''o' ana p y Y5It r5;iH 8! ~ y, I'VE
- would respectfully f7fam
Tast t ihi: Ta. o ,sii' st
o9e DOOR tom Iisht stree e. a5d
- ~ popular s''"''
,r We il We again
''' o'' II ~ v ::4 iaTo ., l.e ht?7d5 OK
ma ,,-,..
As we'll iii az nv :, ~ 80 aut5a ~
| "Oob AID FANCY PIPES.
! Greatly ra7cc "A ..-ro-,.., 49,,
foe stock Of GNOus,
+ p t ~ uiii''lS
Darina ms ~ 800 80 cr:.;
VIII en- PIE us to sell at p;ices
sUTtp0 fgSsi P0 l5j'is; crnpr
80 1Ll- -o2r L-L Of L.ig1l rect.
| s5s5-,,.
| $500 "a
| ,.z-l4o E:,sfsts55F.
| - ~--,,xr,
eGSGaG' 3 POWDER AGENCY
| A'sBopr7z+,,
eYAe7yNc
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BALTIMORE COAL COHgpargy,s co,,
EEDUCnE1pTI y1r y1rs---,


"0cz' g esd II .V0cD!ll
sAss2' ess or@r. ny kaginF gorr Fo.d :. .e, Of fi
steam "jrs u cnS -5H! 10y
N".2 F0s",s-2Ea~,-
IA%&! .. JjaHsDE;
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SEW G0oDs
GABRIEL. =. CL&EE
liaa i2E sale az ripti"o'of are WATCHES, JggcEav.
3IITE@ AID Pa MAZE ct his store conner az CIre,
'''' " S'fs'S"e d2htf
'uFon-8NT re H0uaGEuspEre
70 Knew that they c2n save r7casy by p~-za,rig. go,
SH7's5 ara '9liE st osec o'Gtv Steam raa Ro,s
Nc s4-czH1 % .e=F
"'." JasES ~. ICaTscx
l:TEaE2TIIG 70 PURCHASERS c. EI5z WA-7s3s7.
'''!aa DiEoa's, London, and jules Gr-.ascas oagr
aaGf2 WATCHES Eugene BrcEuet's NICKEL Iysr;;e
Ola N42'S BALTi&oEE WATCHES, the be-: T!aeE-es;
s1s, ior gaie by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner o. Caiy-r
sna Water streets, Importer Fine Watches eir
Chains Silver and FlatedEare 4lscoUlty.s Swiss =,
-nG StTo9g, Gold, Silver and Steel Sgrctaaes - 81
2Gsi New goods in store. Payci4aerz v-il rl,eg
| So.ce-SioTe CORNER CALVERT AND wATEf. ~;
.9'''"'F' an1s-t
RUTRITIvE CREAM FOR TIE HAIR.--97hig rroD2.
ration will render the hair soft and glossy ana prevent i
Ealing Of Composed it IS OF the pUaest materials i
can BE- used with perfect safety ad answers pra5
ses Of Pomade and Q Is without rrolu;n4 that greasi.ez
80 common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS 4 Co
Pharmac Gts.s,
nn26-t7r 81 North Charlns s.raat
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D. i. 6TLLpl.
GALLERY OF PHOTO RAPHY.
Sc Il. CHARLES s.g,zsEis..,.
isli'H OPPOSITE 81. pEUL'g CgDpGr4
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RAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE "a q
II perfectly reliable crop producer ana mDrover o be
so or sale in strong sacks Of 100 lbs each Nv the ar
jy2O-tf so 4 Snasr;aa LII si sole Agent,
E7OR BUCKWHEAT Baugh's Raw-Bone Phog-
phate especially adapted. 1t gives large Weld Of
giah aud leaves the soil in good ltion For sale b
;oo ~ GEO. DCGDALE
= = - u No Spears wharf.
E9AUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE "a r7o5a
= from pure bones containing all their original ,n;,I
matter This accounts for the high reputation Of this ri
y2otr No. spl.Ts s igha1 L. a: Agent -!
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-50O Soros ShiI-
81 It's Star" brand, for sale by HENRY RIGmAN 4
800 -e-- jy22tf
N'OR TURNIPS Baughs Raw. Bone Phosphate
has no superior 1t them to grow rapdIv large
anu sohd' FARMERS. give it a trial, For sale by
jyzoU No rs Soe8ts ~ LIZ ~ agent,
LSISH FISHIi
Il 100 bbs Prime Labrador HERRINGS
100 do. No. medium MACKEREL.
Is0 d.. Neg Newfoundland Shore HERRTNGS.
sac by THUS ~ X MATTuw9 lto so s1d for
jy19f No I8 powiv's "a,
INA WOUD.-35 tons Spanish Lima Wood
from Valparaiso bark Lizzie, for sale by THOS r.
MATTHEW'S q SONS, No. IS Bo@ly's wharf igI9if
pUTTER.-We are daily in the recent of
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01

The KING OF DAHoNEY's AMAZON GUARDS.
Attached TO the King al Dahomey's army
there is troop called ''The Amazon Guards"
The african Hrfnld thus describes them
The Amazon Guards, as they have sometimes
been styled, are The most extraordinary troops
that we have ever heard or read OF. They are
three thousand in number, all females, and dis
plav such a ferocious plood-tbirstiness and
hardihood as to bear greater resemblance TO
host of mad tgresses than 10 human cTea-
lures. They utterly despise death; they show
no mercy 10 any living being IN war; they are
mad after blood, and seem not TO know what
fear means. They a-e, in fact, troop of
devils, so TO speak, whose hideous Wildness OF
manner, and the savage madness 6f whose de-
meanour, in times OF excitement, are so appal-
ling and nhuman, as TO have led many well
judging persons TO opine that these dreadful
creatures are periodically subjected to the in
f1uence oil some species of drug which has its
effect. The dress of the Amazons consists of
pair of loose trousers, an upper garment COW
ering The breast and cap. They are arm
ed with a gun, knives, and caggers; some
have blunderbusses others long elephant guns
while the remainder carry the ordinary mus
ket. In their military exercises they display
good dicIpline, as we'll as wonderful dexterity
and agility.