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, 1861-05-31

New ProIccttle4.

The patent ofa Pro1ectle, somewhat aimi
lar, inv ented by Sylranus Sawyer, is alao own.
ed in this city. 1t is fired from rffed NM
zle or hrcech leading cannon- The shell Is Of
iron, coated with . peculiar alloy, soft enough
to prevent any abrasion Of the metal of the
as to prevent any leading Of the gun. In sic,
It Ia so constructed "a to slide readily into its
i place In the gun, while the base Of .fhe shell
being. q plane with bcvcled edge, when oct.
ed upon by the powder, has 80. much OF tho
acomposition upon the beyel upset. as is neces'
any object It cannot faiI to explode, and one
Ehot from 1t would Sink YeaseL Experiments
were made with thn ehell uuder 'thr direction
-of the War Department. last year: and:Were en-
ti!e5J satlsfaelofys We understand thst ono
Of the tlIisd cannon: hor this Projeetile u now
York has ordered eighteen Of them. = =.
We laYetecent1y seen The model of mas-
ket batttiy; the invention Of q gentleman In
Chefaea, which 1t IL expected viii do tho work
Of q platoon, or rather ofa whole company Of
eo1d1ersa SO rapidly can the muskets be dis
charged These muskets are ranged side by
side. upon caIraige, like cannon. They arc
'treech-loadtng, and are fired by means olelec-
trfhty. Tits estimated that s1essty ak {voF:
leys per minute Can BE- discharged: from this
battery: The battery seems to be simple,
and re bhonld think would prove to be very
effective either for street firing -or for use IL
the field. The tattery may bemade:to dis
ehnfge 'grspe shot Or the common musket
K balls, - r."
NJ: Thomas Msyan Of Ro1bury h.s Invent
ed 8. bfteeh.loadlng :riled cannon, which u
operated entirely bY steam and ean-be fred
very rapidly This gun loads and swabs7t-
self, ma n1I the work is done By snaehilery:'
a1e.coufdenf tfatit will meet fhe expecta.
ticna of The Inv e4tor:. ThIs gun la-desisned
-1or rnsenm slliptoard d RI forfEesaes -; 8
: The tnyentiYegenius Of the North -hss been
rmeans' Of destroying human -life;;: and Il must
produce results such as con1d not haye been
d1eamed Of bY those xho have 6uPposs "a that:
the gcieuce II Tar had:: nearly reached peftee-.
tion:;. It Is SONG eonsoIatlon 6hanw tSat fhe
more efficient md destructive: weapons of
warfare become; The shorter the war and the
sooner the zb1eas siugs Of peace are restored :
This w2a menktrated the Grfmean war:
:andby The. recent war tbetween.. France and
,satilmia and Austzia. .-:BBosson Joa,71al s:.:l :
, 1861-05-31

RLooxIaa1oa, 1na- July DA, lH1.
DElH sR:--Ihe1e send you statement that Itasak
You Ere entitled to tho te:ent Of ana etsfLoAt u
Vcon.iEgtoE. and hare been Er over thirty yel:1 I
an coF over MY ycata Of A1c, Fur about r1catT
yeAss psst my hair has bcea a7nla Considerably ETcy
and vas a:eae cu11eiy Whit As,d very stiE a,I d.
pllant ha1 seen nambsF Of certificates Of tho 7cry
possd snsts - c.oIe nct19n than truth tE them:
elc: r Eesorea to IL S1:tnal coar a1l It
Seali: c,aee the ,e52sr.qest eolnmepclax q snaa
dollas aa5 os s1spmfnee as!as ts!loEns directions =
moved md my hat- tas falllsS oT In lsfe guaa
Iuea, WA cana!derably tshteaed. and . radical
charge tsktnT psce IN tie color anya coattnuea "a
use + IN Ihate used three Of Jo,r s,an bottles md
Just began tie funrt. have now a5 prcptY hesd
q aa5k bsowa oEEsht black na!r any MAI. Or u
Ms;tesn H. Es:n.a ny bead er.iEely clear q daa:
l. = ssit sEa sE nne aad fess ol though
Of NJ = n Butler
&c effects of -Four kestVrs,lya It Is aa1no.s 1pas
PIC 70 eoHv1nce tneM Gas + the original h. ot &as
lsue Old RzeE head.
Yours truly,
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER
Bloomington, Moaroo County, Iadla54.
, 1861-05-31

TIE foon Urps:: 'WH1cm; ruE1 FEED.-A
lady residing in Washington wrote to q friend
In Pensacola, that she Amet Mrs. Lincoln at
church, II Washington, and asked Why her
/ husband was not with her. She replied that
she had LEFT him, at home under tho he'd, with
n guard around him. Us ~ T.. ':' ":9
, 1861-05-31

Co1-,LAapER.=IYe..aee It stated tbat Col.
!; F, ". Lander, who was Potter's second in his
!! bowie knife duel wherein: Pr Or backed do1n,
has offered his services to Gen. Mcclellan, and
has beea accepted. Col. Lander is . small
regiment in himself @ -, 81 -, :,s'
, 1861-05-31

T1s1Ea nm REsroasiBr17r NouaT.lCaappt, u +
Leo Of the: United States Navy, IN command Of
the Eandaiia ordered TO the East Indiea,lea1a
Ing As the Cape Of Good Hope that rebel War,
had htoken out, promptly decided to -Ietan
shotae:vith his shtps WhaTe ha and hIaa ac7Tlces-
:are Eantsdc There are. times -HhGn Iii In; tha-
: an officer fodisebey lis ofdefs. Tie Tsadaiia
u a the Navy YArdi ready for her. work, Capt,
Lees orders were honored in the breach, .
He deserves the thanks of they Government
md the people;
, 1861-05-31


4. eayB:" r. --:.::9:; -'Tr1--;t ~:
Exclusive Of the burning Of The ,orartcra
and the intense heat there was no reason for
aproper1y handled and sufficient force to sur
render the p1ace.s It Is needless to say Major
Anderson hsd neither one nor the other. &c
Was IN a1l respects most miscrably equipped,
i; HIS guns were without screws, ecales; OF tan
gents, SO that bis elevations Fcre mnnaged by
1ude wedges of deal, and hfs scale5narkcd III
chalk en- the breech Of the guns, and his dis.
'tances and bearings scratched in thesame way
on the side of.fhe embrasnres. He had not d
single fuse for his she1la, and he tried in vain
to 5mp1oy1se them BY filing pieces Of bored
ont pine with -caked gnnPoWder. His car
trjdgea we're out and: he was compelled to
detail some Of his tfeW men to mako fhcm ont
Of shirts, stockings, Aid Jackets: He had not
0 single mortar, and he was compelled to the
desperate. ePedient pf planting long guns in
: the ground at an angle Of 45 degrees, .tof
which he could find no shell, as be had no
! fuses which. could be: fred with safety. He
had no sheers TO mount his guns. and chance
la'one enabled him to DO so, by drifting of some
large logs down with the tide against Sumter. ::
rFinaGyf he had notHeven one engine to .put.
'icnt a fire in quarters. Ia. 2"r:c =: '@;9:;
- walked carefully over the par.lde, and could
detect the marks OF only Beven ahells In the
ground; but Major Whiting told me that tue
orders were to burst the shells over the parl.
pet, 60 as to fustiate any attempt to work the
';bsrbetteguu Two Of these were injured BY
ehot; nnd one Was overturned apparently by
Its oHn 1ecoil but there YVES no injury done
tfnside any Of tho casemates to theguus Of
works. THE she'll splinte1s had all disappear
ed, carried of, I am told, as trophies. Had
Major Anderson been properly provided, 50
that he could have at once sent his men to the
guns" opened fire from those in. barbette;
thrown shell and hot shot, kept relays to alf
bis casemates, ind put out fres IS they arose
from rcd hot ehot or shell, ft must, T have no
doubt, have driven the troops off Morris q
land, burnt out Fort Moultrie, and siIcnced
the cnemy's fire. His loss might have been
have BEEN vely great As t was no liza %uss Wss
;actual lofs: BY lire on either side. 4 week
hence and It y i'll be impossible for affect TO
do anything except cover the' descent OF an
army here, and they must lie of; at the least;
four miles from the nearest ayailablo besch.
, 1861-05-31

/. WThe ZouaYe1 ut, AeIand,ia finding a
negro locked up In: slaYe pen, picked the
lock apart and set him free.i -Ho vas adopted
~ thesM Michigan regiment as their cook. He
: hkes Cooking, but says hs must haYe Q musk.
Ct Il lighting -is:to be DONE Another slave
pen MAS broken open By the 'Zouaye5, but it
II 1hR ta'a iyeialt ea,s d t6s r,ira station ,n
Alexandria arc said to- have been found COCO
kegs Of gunpowder, 200 barrels Of bseE $3.50
IN dou1.opns, two eaaes Of Colts teyolye1s, g
: bog Of double ba1reled fowlins pieces, sever
: III superior Maynard's aud Coils riQes, p1c-
served meats: and clothing; =: ::
, 1861-05-31

CA1Ro. Foa1n1cA1oak-k. dirt .traIa has
commenced trimming between. Cairo and via
Ri0ge-twefTo miles from EaIro-hrlnsfns
down earth to form an embankment ffom
levee to 1evee, below the St. Charles Hotel,
a space Of about i've acres will bo enclosed,
which viii afterwards be flied M ahont four
feet above the grade Of tho levee. One com.
psny ts detschea each day for rodEh work In
preparing tbs ground, aeariAg Of obstruc-
lions, &c. :.
, 1861-05-31

FAaw srx1saA Pen- couasy, Pe7n, !,
juno sth, 1851

HAahA1 nFHaHA Fef!.. Co1atyt Et1n-{
FroF Woon, -" 'N1' %'1""
D3A7 s1a:-Iw1a induced mere t1an 4 yssr aca
e ~ TOUR Valc2bfa Hair icstossstT for the pufpOsa
81 ofc!eac5.nS my bead ud ta 6fuK had suffered Win
upon nl3 head 1Dr year4 tEdkaA been able Z,
: tEargh g M ntd n!sa M e. preparations. 1nfG taw
EoGs a 10 saTMerttsemtnti M II Hnf!Lhur1E paper Being
sssSs, md a3tEhs a., Y. and nov nm pzspazsd q
a = 10 ani Isal Ese ttr ha9 completely
M non 9nee n fwo weess keeps Il frcc fo,n chins
har haa become ae vii tr places anA By the ust,
yoor preparatory ha8 been F14tored 20 it5 original
haya used two bottles ot tse Ressorava 10 Qua asa
NY EIc RleEc Of IL as ALLOW lew grey hairs - re-
MAf III C1dtf 70 have my ApptagActe rnsupprt w,t1
99ny aesc ~ head :nawst less tsoaala + tae. ii
been child l ccnader yuer preparation Of ercas
s4u, AZ a.tc2Gsh do at lSe ~ exro.e Jsolf
paI: of II II any ehsre Jau taax proper Ii u woT
T. e. ErrER.
, 1861-05-31
SOLD In CHICAGO BY

81. Eln.th. Sandwich.
DaFa u Dcnaau, LhsrIea.
t;1n,
H-syEmer, MD, ,Aastom.
4 HlEocE, ATcula
EutilG;,6 d O'DE.en, Ash.
;ccrH,
g: ". AcConksJ; OaklAsd.
THOMAS Mckee, Ma:too4.
I: u. Cope, Fairfield,
Iacnps3u 4 Clark, dIbls1.
HTh q Hn1dlY. MoSFi on
AuGphtle7 + HroWp,Caise
:. y. T. hlt7xer, Cairo,
star d Taylor, Nashville
4 y LEcla. A.aley,
D. b. Nce, McCa1ib.
Jos. Drake. PEalrit tttY.
tNl Z Bro, Btan,iiu7tlle.
I L Ya7Eood, ElsIa.
H1. Cou1ut, GcncgN
Buck 4. Roa, A1rvz
l. 2 Mark-, A1lA.
Il, M2lEtEA, JoEesaaro,
Eio:sTAJ 8 Bro- 1t q
ainsdel ;;i 4 Johnston, 5sz-
[senson = Son, Fniton Cit,
MMter & Bro, Morrison.
~ 2ssca lac & AAlllag-r. Ga-
John Fowter, Maquo,a
-; HcTCr-E1ox7iiIa -
Il. Hch1er,Aklington.
S:Du1can. .KaQtyfIis:
Winter q CNiEan. dp,.
T. G.: Huntin:ton aaies ,
b1fE
Thca Warren, Bridgeport
Aaas.f;sou d 6aaAA Es<ieae
.Tasss:aas.. n .c.aea,.11e;
A3sIsTAru, BhtpnKu.
NJ. .WAs4tnss Ta3lyrs~
e M.d 4 dMd1swoEtA Btun7tml,
.A W~CcstA, HaNaT.
W:U. PayML'- do
AEs1af, LakNpe, ass
ESsowcMC2tth9se F :.
9. ~ Child, do.
Skinner q Co. An nzusta| :
!. CopR J. Son, Put1akt
q 8, CalverE Dat2A :,
: D.. Green LEAF EAKfhAGa
TKpllA1ZsN, WARSAW, -,
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Baxus 4 zolleE. Hoct1ofd :
4. 5. XeFr!tk Woosistrt !:
:. BGfdM1n II stone, do
o. J, Icuk4 M2rEngu.
z. J. Hall & Co. ChEStsr
kW 4 Bro. p. do Roca1ES
a Bla!A d. ! =.
]. B. NHd. Dixon.
Ne1s2n i Co. WlI;ntnsto4
!. ED4via L,cSporE-,
(. Nancy. Wulainsto1.
LourHrrth & MS.S MSS
; IayTtS Aao"As
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caos11.r
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i ~ g sd40t WE1aH
w Wtr;ns ooS tSGsAs,.
n rMtnAe. rMcaNA
X THtfiA TSfiS1A Nkuts
, 1861-05-31

e-IMpoRTAHT MovEa1Ear.-Wa were yester-
day shown a1lFebarrrl revolving pistol which
has every appearance Of being . very valuable
arm for seiylca. It is ,selfcockins,:and fires
4. With great rapldtty. One Of the Wealthicat
men IN tho Union Is said to be Interested in
|. the movement: sharp's RIae Company are
arranging for a'1azge increase Of theF works.
--HaFkfo7I Goardnk ~ -.
, 1861-05-31

II There are still two 6outherners on the
bench Of The Supreme. Court, both from secs.
: ded states--Hon. James II. Wayne, Of Georgia,
and Hon. James Catron, Of Tennessee. 1t ap.
pears that The seductions Of official plaza have
greater charms to them than the honor OF
their states.-M Q. ReaYune.. -.
, 1861-05-31

MISSOURI SIXTH REa1MEsTs- This regiment
has been organized and accepted: Company 1
Is eom2manted 2 by Chas. L; Wheeler. formerly
.editorof-s nga.lh-t{Il1. a3..-bn1ep1t1eu
Democrat, the Breekinrldge organ.
, 1861-05-31

DEsERTERs PROM THE SOUTHERN Amy
The Augusta GAY canstitwioadZis. Of May
/ 18Th, kas an.Iaa7etttscment offering thirty
dollars reward caoh for the nrrest Of twenty
/ desertcIs from the Southern army. =
, 1861-05-31

.TnE CoKrEpzn17E POSTAGE S7ANrs.-The
sMontgomeEJ Adu77isT says: 1.-THE design for
me confederate stamps has been selected, aud
neo contlast .t. partially made for supply. The
NV. sM sa,mp = very BEAUTIFUL aud quito In con
70 ~ ~ n the centre e aa elegant sted engraving
o. Mh3hangton q front yiew) taken from his
VEL Known portrait painted By Stuart"
, 1861-05-31

..w. When the Vermont Regiment entered
and took possession Of. Hampton, the other
, day, many Of the cittzens cautiously came out
and fnrtively waved their handkerchieGs in
sure enough Of the position Of affairs to *
press their sentiments baldly-N. 7. Tribune.
, 1861-05-31


The initiativetfn war is Of The great
est importance, The:army that first IN n
dertakes offensive operations; not only
morally but materially, gets many aajdyan-
tages over that Of the enemy; >. It's troops
are more spirited and more: daring; they
believe in their own strength, in the plsns
of Their Commanadez.in.C Chief and in the
successful results Of their work; Tie at
tacking army chooses its sown route, attacks
the Zoe according 70 The best. Of its own
calculations; if:victcrioua, il pulsues ener:
gctical'y;:'if defeated, it:.:dgh1s with more
stubbernness. Having the initiatiYe Of the
operations, eyen tie feeblest Of two com
batting armies becomes stronger, because
ofits concentration, while the army Oh the
defensive, being really the strongest, be-
comes The feeblest, because Of thiei; distribu;-
ton Of: lis parts. The attacking party
points lis blows:at lie sore places of lis an an
tagonists;S hence, they. are. more decisive,
heavy, and often irreparable:. y: :: :o.:. ::
Now, thank General Scott, We eot.ad..
vautagn of. the enemy. Since the day in
which our army crossed the Potomac at
Washington, WIZ view: 70 occupy the
opposite heights, and strongly, farify them,
making The q Lind Of large fortified
camp, TIE initiative is on our sidc, BY that
movement, I'VE: make our Capital j'aafe; /;
possessing two bridges across the Potomac,
we are at liberty to operate on both sides
OF The river, and to begin our offensive
movements Ut any moment -
Circumstances connected with the local
necessities Of .tlle. Capital haye caused the
appearance of neglecting Harper's Ferry,
permitting to. the enemy to throw I'm hat.
teries on the Maryland side of the Poto-.
mac; but the last information -nbout the
movement Of the strong a1myrof Pennsyl-
Yania and Ohio troops, which constitute
our hghi column, to that point, viii make
things easy: Probably1he principal attack
On Harpefa Fe1ry:will be made on the.other
side Of Potomae, with the cooperation,
perhaps5 of>a 4tDng sdaaet1ne16s: sent4p
,nv 40 = o-5az = ees.: ~. a!tay. y
10y tntaess toeo9'!ane e;:9 pug offensive
9 9pe1naons ns. sa'ely, .he enemy mist Be
e;''t a.stn an1 uas et .ne reEy; and then, our
~ .' Ws u Det's a.ee'eoonss mchester
muasa7atz 1siiss,h orRleR Rcdmnn:upposhs
WaalanggtenE.1he sNlele will smnye fos-
ward on FREDERICKSBURG.
South, the ufiSc;pd tstEs9Mf,. ts5tEsr9g M6f,.concen-
+rst,or; II hsrah,1 4-o,;ss: - ~ 1>,. 1oueea.
Farm n p T,eds,;epshnTa e lsi ae ~ AaFpers
sa,r % and 1TncSTrn feo9a; ~ .: NOR. T.
@eId;x;:rs.es. - ~ Iusss ~ asposiuon Is
t.: e1 s -. 4 - 4a:. ao.nnsnmEc osne
,e' 1a.e : edotn ts : nm 4ssa.5 :. SeY they
lsE.Ss.,.;: a5oG ~ :: !sos!.s7s-
s.E' aS-. -. sgt.S S,esS' -: ~. : Iss1e1 van
80 80 = T:s1 ~, en44ns
sx,s,.s % a"o nv une eauo e1e4ouus =
.,.s:- ~ ESe. Wy; i4ese Sesps c2nsese'
4en a,aa k.eS51s: rs - q szo9g 9s'aeanen'
~ s'ou' tgff q 4h9sIole' 70 de-
se ne GoSernmen,
, 1861-05-31
- 1h6K1oht9nE Bsttety.*,,.. ! :: =
Reiaad ddhefplloMing ohifus1 = n1alcG of}

Observation-Disclosures tdatt1zfy n{aleo oi{hc
ta1nelA: floating u letter hpin
Il !.
"Mnjqr Anderson 'Ared n Gewtshots at Il
AtteE 1ne ysa il !. Eaa found to be
ue2r1y knocked 10 1piecnac:5tffho guns. Hese
hasttly removed. md the thing toWed round
& &. 8 ia 2h ssa asaasy ssa ass s
thsf Il tke Ind 1of the po6r Old doating
have eudeapt6dtto hnd- out how much 1t
cost, btt f1mtis one oftho itoms carefully c m
cealed from the inquisitiys spublfc." !" -. " - !;
, 1861-05-31

" FhfhCN M a A 4tRs -
:. :. .:,..: :. "a COOKING STOVE !. !:
NTH SIX BOILER HOLES or FULL SIZE r.:
-. = ., AND A ,,.., ii,
Roasting ana Broilins Chamber,
1n which RoasnnE can be done on tn1n spit, DRzor
II T1EFo9E TIE FIRE; md BrulfrE be done over LIVE
coA without any f0nes O. smoke escsptug into the
-: THE BAKING OVEN
Is large. thoroughly yen1ated, and Ia furnished with
Patent Enameled Oven BottoIu-x new, valuable and
stt1acaSe Invention. 'Tne stove issuppned with .
MoVEAR1E HOT WATER RESERVOIR,
which is more convenient thuu the ordinary oerr,s
psnt CopIet Reservoir: As IT CAN BE USED Oh
.RE8OVED AT PLEASURE =. :
j.. .:-.... THE PEACE: MAKER
occapfes no:11Qfe RON. than tho cosimon kind OF
cooking stye With only four botl~r holo4 willis ITS
CAPACITY. ES CNE-HAEF GREATER and contau5
the cul!hary ~otk Of household with :.
.EcoHoAY,:. CONVENIENCE AND DIsPA1oa.
. - -; = Tmy3e6a 3nl . -E7'a
, 1861-05-31
Tho Lost Ship Levanf.

= Il is aqf to tho MemoH Of the four hundred
perished in the '.uns Hortth tub into which
they we're forced; against their own protest
atlons and that Of ncnte1s- Of. .CUugrSss: 10
let The public -fnpw the tacts.. This Leyant
had long been cons1Gered oue'of the most un. !.
;tafe vessels in the Un1ted States service, aua
yet, Nr: sccIetuy Iuucey filed her with
aome of tho best and most -re3iable men In
the Navy, all Jrotn d. Antd. aud ordered her
on long and. dar8enons czuise, WITHOUT any
special aim Object, unlcsa II MS 70 aid
and ctmfert the Southern treason. -He, M
doubt, calculated r. the ship returned at MI,
.shc:coulf not possibly do 50 until the traitors,
aa be- hoped, wo11d have. possessed them.
selveA' Of the Governnent.,. and if;peradyeu:
-ture The shouM be lost, 90 much tie better:
she would go down hl1ed with loyal 'n0rthern
men; sthe, officers, aswe Know, aTe.among the
: Young Bowen and Browning; from thIs city,
ranked with the best educated Neutenantsfr II
the Navy. Lieut. Bowen protested. through
his friends, and the members Of Congress from
this District, against theorder placing him on
the ursafe and unsenHUrthy tub, as lie called
the Observation-Disclosures ef:thd tHelyoJears
which ne had been in the Navy, he had been:
n active service -oYe1- eleven, yet this ayaIled
him not. Mr.. Secretary -Toucey had s.,ected his
-s7aen, and they Fero tnIad tomake thagrnise,
-reslgn1or. be dismissed from the sezuce.-,
: LjNtf1NdE E{a1,iltf4sn3-. 80 -
, 1861-05-31
AUGUST: s RZ's
RiIsIYH TiffcY srEamnYE unrSr: ::

E Illinois sEest second dpor Ysst-of Eorth G1fs
|: Court Houss. ChiesgosH~ $50 -
~ sesHa5x b r, ~ color e essn ~ suk
ehfdercqurrd md WAE.anfs good Notk1uanahtP Aiso
= y the 1sw eoloN = solfstaa Efaoeh Pufpley etd
Xsr hs u = qAessEgsssea
+ principles To- DO the beat work hla custon;ers rif
!, ind hta est2bllahment kha cheSpest - ap2els2 IN
, 1861-05-31
A MOTHER TRIUAlPHN TIE
Fob HERRINc's SAFES.

- BKa1rs, Wis. April iota, 1s!.
MEthns HxHKIH1 & Co;
In tEe recent dlasstrouK IRE In tbtg city WA ona
Of tht su1efers having lost my store and III antre
contents had In my stoTo two Safes, oao large oae
ths other small size AEERING's PATENT CHAM.
FIoN of yo9r MAKE The large 6afs stood By the sie
subjected e : gssss amount Of heat: tAe conteots
beca entirely destroyed II It had been located whera
the small Hsrr1ng's Safe Ea4 The ueg1nEs safe vsS
cellar arnoSgst rse puxautr OF butter which r.ds
tcoet tntersc hest in fact 50 hot to melt sOEoe
tirc,y %. NotE.h.sanela the terrible ordcal which
tbs 4afe paszed through am happy to say that It's
entire contents, consisting nf money and other rain.
ahlee II the amount Of about 300 came opt
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:; [Frum tss Exanines, Horfon, VA
cef.alie Pills accomplish tho oaIecx Tor which :he1
veze nscc, VI: Caro- Of Hoatksna IN A1l ia foszaA
Rtcn ,he Exsmtn=r. Nor1elk. Val
1ssF, haIa beea tested IL nore taaa HOUSED
teeesA With entire SUCCESS.
i From tho Democrat. St Cloud, Aisn.l
sssadsF 6oI iEsphails F,5 10 :Ias you csay saT:
"lFrom tte Advertiser. rrovteecca RLl
tive remedy for the headache and one Of the very bcs.
discovered. "-'' ~1@~-' A'' = '''-
Mt5n TIC Weateia E Z. Gazette, Ch1czss, MI
Ws heartily endorse III. s1aldtrs. s2i hi a7rt1a1es
= [F1ou tbs Estnxh1 Valley s.1f. EAo1vhA Val
IL nsa ,fs sF1s - EeTses,s 1. s71;;az VIA Ga ae
[Frosu the soa:neru Path F1ndar Nsv o1lea=1. LII
that your testimony be added to tho areadY nuacr
ccs II thst hss received heaean saas no ona< re<t
- lFrnm the Ct Louls Dez1ocsstl = -
Tns tnc; ensa deusnd for tas Gstc!e ece3aa5 t1l3
[Fznn tho GaSs.te, Davenport, Iowsl
Mr, Epaldlng Hoald not connect hia nAme Y. h ~
sfaesa hs do sot Eov % aossess rea,nsiii.
rson as Adyer1.er. Pzori1erca Ell
tn ts;ssoony n :hsl: faTot strong rom the as
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prom sns Dz1y Ne11 Newport Ri --
Ce9aaSc RaA 4o tAk1aE taa place Of ~ ktadz.s ~
-EToE- yatE.7e e-,.,It--:,t ~ l-i4s.4
fFsoa the Commercial Bu1eun. Bozto1, Aaza "a ii.
Eskd to bG yety eLcac1nus hi The head1the-..
[prota the Commercial, Cincinnati. ohlol
eoEeriuG humanity Can noV ba r,lIsYod. -
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GEPHALIG PILLS
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CURE
CURE,
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HEADACHE.
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:: b5 tas sse Of tae%s Fills sc 1caodle atscxs d
Fous ms1R: Hxia3pzz1--r,.yb b 5pss1aassE- n. !
saten 4. tho eomnenouent MAN :ataex tnusaI
stelef RON ra.a and zetneAs s Be oosat.aed.
They seldom tsata rerao7fng tha HAnxxksnd H18o
Ac1a b which tma.es zza 10 Eu1;;ecs - =
1Asy set xcauy upoa tbs. boxeAlzsznoytas Con-
dtxazx, =. - :.-- Z :
For usssu Asr. s:ud=t, Denes*o Females, sad
u Ferssas OF ksteaea hao,ss they sze Iausola !.
L1HAzzEz Improving fes A.r==11E, gf1ta: roax nd
v1so1 10 tbs digestive ergaas a,a zeato-n< Tia 1t
tara slssacf5 md strength q. nc whole sJ.tens.
Tho cKPI1A1lc PHLss.e Tie result ot long tves.,
essttoa and cs.stulE conducted e1perIm.as, h.ytax
hnen IN 1se mary yeal1 during z:.>a tae tacy hsys
pseyentsd and szllasea ! vas* amount Of pa,a ana
suffering nsz7 Hsadacan. Etcsaez os1znattaz IN DIS
A1nvous 17stes or ner, s-te=a7ze4 sa.s ot tSa
s1o11eH. -:
They asp entirely reze*atle n sta;rcou,o t1oa- md
EFT b ta1cn a: al tines WITH perfect safety without
naz.ec ~ eha=zd Of dc, Lid tr1zAnazzror Al
ns.Asnzn4sIs r4srx axzozzs n.14x7 70 Aonzu.
"a 1H1x TO eannzzz. =
;: : BEWARE or sSaaGvyIEssFGIrBl =
me Eenu,as .hs7e n1o slzz77as7rea Of .mznY c.
GrA1nRa on each Boz.
Bold By DEn1gtsta aaa ali otans Dealers IN 11etc.z
4 Boz wm bo sent By u4r. p:ec1.d, On z,ccsns
PRICE, rs GENTS,
: :aue.dsss should bo addressed to = =.
:: HHNRY 6. s7ALD7t;a . >
no. 4s Cedar Street, reu Z II.
, 1861-05-31

Experiences ~ D:. 9nle's CHifrch4Gs4. Scot
- and Ar-:Gtsa1td at LAuTcz- z-1aesYs desout Ap-
+: pearance-7he interest the Oh General took In
;: ne 'se71aoa o., Z 151easou-1Ae slaec7eaee skouu
i .8im-1he Children, hold open his, ,Cayriaod-
e. Nfe preedr3ous, but "tdal-nnportaut-.H
victory 6eglns to ctotgn his Pgans.. y. :