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Thus tar, The war in yiro;.

Thus tar, The war in vir,;..
IN the Official reports and h., =, as described
cuts Of the Republican nro,, D0 correspond
'''' singular features For instance Oh some
''"S". /" S'aong that three several 49,, ,N00oh's
ll' 'e ~ United States vessels in H., '''Ns Were
on 'ae batteries erected by the Vir,,;ni "oads
Ell fo!nt. The first report tIat "' at Sew
N'eS was That the fire from the lI..,.-N,, 'ie
''o"S'y impaired the architectural .rn,,, Sc
OF the batteries, and drove the d,c'., '"ien is
'helr guns. The reading pnbIic rom
assured that the destruction e vas moreover
MOI ~ al ole"It matter, and that # nT was
oof"'nsIy be accomplished the loIo,,;n- "o"o ac-
attack recommended at The appoir,a5 u"y' The
aiier having Kept up ihc firing for .o.,. "'"t' bat
Inc -H'"!'cefo Is reported TO have ba,1o1 '''ofs,
par damages. The next news woe ,,' y" 70 re-
ems Point batteries had bee, .;,,a '''"-
that the Federal troops wer, in '',''. and
I'll. point. This, however. wa, -. I'1S'Sa'oh O
4..r], and We were tod ib7+ i, g conir&-
''alHE lreaaTatjons 10 take the b,,lari - = :
cave 'He rebels back upou Eorfo,r ~ ". and
# was reluctantly admitted 1bat ,ra l' 'n''!y'
.. continue 10 threaten the eg,r,uoa rs
'.a5 EIv.F; Lu., at the same time, ,,os,
,'' Tesrsiie1 to lelrn that they had no
. 'eslro%ed were consoIed with the assuronc,
..... .''' were OF no manner of consequences and
'...' "'sIeoFe 1t was thought advisable in b;ot
i'..''s 'hey should be ''severely let aIope.' The
non has been discreetly acted npon and
oAlous batteries are now SAID to he st,o,,,
"'o'o ln;nacing than ever. We nov, ho
FFaPAic details of an enpapemont - .,s nav
i .de'al Steamers FreeJora and 1naoo.I, '"e
''.7yeI batteries at Aqua Creek h. "nu 'ne
attack was made on three separate , alSo' the
On different days. On the first dav Cant ana
aaEEN notified the Navy Departnen, ~ DA ALL
'fTec5ora and Aaaeosta were engaging tho Tue
ieries with success, but at the same time as aa
permission to send the Pocahontas to their assst
'nce' The Poeahontas was not sent, but the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-05

t,rrn CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.-The delegates
10 the state Rights Congressional Convention for
inns district, met at Frederick on Monday. George
Schley, of Hagerstown, was nominated,
ihE CoNTINENTAL.-Notwiths the hard
times this place of amusement still continues to he
well patronized.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ,,rr
OTHERS.

The claims which TIL 4 DAILY EXCHANG E makes rno,
the attention Of the mercantile and business co,cri,
are simply based upon those principles of mutual h,e.
which every Intelligent Understand for t,,, az
such as uhdefiir success in all industrial and commercial
enterprises. lfit can he shown that THE kXCHANGEi
an mrahle medium for advertising, and that in poit ~
circulation will only bear com pa soa with thai ,
other commercial paper in this city, but that this crcls
ton is dfu,ed wider area its merit, ne a ,, f
direct communication with the merchants Of other States
will doubtless elicit that attention which Shire y and
cous men are accustomed to give to matters that coDca
their individual interests. What thea are the facts We
need not refer to the large city circulation Of THE tx
CHANGE, for that speaks for itself It's success in This m
spect is, IN point OF Time without parallel Wrat We
prop to make franz OF its country
uon cause the larger proportion of trade of this %
is derived from the interior The extent which that cc
iatlon has reached may he gahe ed from the following mar
tcuars which give the States to which is sent and the
number OF post Offices at which received and
ed careful collation. of books shows that tn F.
EACHANGE is regularly mailed to hldred cnd flgeIre
FoSoBiceS, altered through the various States and T
tories OF the Union, and that the great bulk of this
circulation Is IN those States upon which the merchants Of
Baltimore most chiefly rely for the increase and
ton Of their trade In MARYLAND aIoae THE Ey
CHANGE is nailed to tic0 hodred ami ffyco p9 offices
which is larger circulation in counte, of our own
State than is enjoyed by any other commercial paper in
this city VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and after
| Virginia comes
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
| PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
| TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
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hu1aITlVE CREAM P0g TIE HAIa.-Phis Drspa-
ration will reader the hair soft and glossy am prevent
falling m Conposd it is OF the pures materials il
'- o. us-d Wig perfect safety answers all the puYpo
'is e' US, vi hout prolu;in- that greasness
- common " may nan preparat rs. Prepared only by
N hfNSUN JENNING & Co,
mh26-tfr ssy.,h Gu, 80,
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co PAP
IT n Sr.,n,c January is, 1861. )
SIR You will please send me two boxes of your Cenbac
Fills. Send them Immediately ' p"
respectfully yours,
c,1, JN0. B. SIMONSl
excellent ' '''' "'" I"'" "'e"'
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HENRY G. SPALDING, Esq. 0' "aAi 49, looA'
Pease md inclosed twenty five cents, for which send me
another h9X of Cephaic Pills They are trui, liz
best Pills hare tried. ''' N'' " "N-"'S
p'ect A. ST0VER, P. NJ.
Belle Vernon, W yandot Co, O.
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~ noLIcITuDE.-The editor of the Erenina
ci.u "aSh'ngton, is compelled to notice Off
ora,, Ter IN the New York World, expressing
sdi. ,'c''nde for the personal safety of his. the
court,. VINO are now residing in Culpeper
tho 49, ''%'nia' This commendable feeling on
nv p.It OF the writer in question evinees most
concnsivS,t gat Kindness of heart and shows most
trh people Of the South Noe Vi tne character
/ desirodI ppitor OF the Star savstbat
because wa i'lny to leave their boma IN no
rounded by such eihuaed in his own mind that snr,
county, howeyara population as that Of CmIDsnar
Unions cause NAV obnoxious his defence NJ tbs
wife and daughter nave rendered him tbora he
This shond su mere III New York or bare are as safe
anxious friends u Nnrth to alay the fears of h
,r "iSsooRl.-Ihe correspondent of a.
1,~ss' writing from St. Joseph, Mo-, saws. e" 0rk
!. On tue whole, am strengthened j. 80
uoh that Missouri will not attemn, one convic-
severance OF her Federal relations: and onlc,at
sa!ished that she deserves but Iimtad an a also
annrebns; one acts mainly under the pressure "
apprenenslon She waits now like an enrsa :. OF
Srs, In her Jungle, the appearance or u
ant 70 % h .nere Is scarcely anything more ;mn
its os zone by the Government than 70 80
mat that spring can never be msd taAe
: 's''aent Fillmore is in New York ci,v
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M YIN THE PRES1DENT
james Watson Webb, of New York. to be Enyoy
extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
United States to Brazil.
- Allen A. Burton, Of Kentucky, to be Minister
esldent of the United States to Bogota
mos Ii. Nelson, of Indiana, to be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Uni
ted States to Chilli.
Ir. geo; =. Wss, of Maryland, to be Consul of the
United States at Amsterdam
n aiImothy G. Smith, OF Vermont, to be Consul OF
- mas mas l.: Bernays of Missouri, to be Consul of
Tue United States at Zurich.
r. John d. Arnold of Illinois, to be Consul of the
0hlted States at St Petersburgh
opnn II: Peters, of South Carolina, to be Consul
Vi me United States at Tunis
ba iTTniy W. Lord, of Michigan, to be Consul of
'"I united ) ates at Manchester
cioI oseph A. Nunes, of California, to be CONNER
Cai;t ngeht OF the United States at La Paz, Lower
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Mn c, HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851
SIR; wish youjo me one more box OF vour CeDba
lie Fills, hare received great Of benefit from fe
Yours, res pectfuy,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE
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800 LOTS ESw YORK ,rcr,oy n,ve,y.
MOST DIES RA Bile AND CHEAPEST GOODS
- -, ERE Err OPENED IN BAIT MORE.
Til DHA PIECES DRESS GOODS,
AIDIOOO LESS THAN HALF PRICE,
dFl' nlreStS' pam ami printed GrenadIne Bareges
printed irntirtly new in b autiful STYLES ~'N0
81 Black Bareges, I
g. White Bareges, ,..
= Black Bareges, AL mnch less than usual
z Crepe N~retz Sprlces many at half cost Of
q and S. 9 MousspIines imp ration
l.upln's Bomba2ln--,I
Dress SILKS, al hOei Back SILKS Tevrq o,5 O-r,r
uies NlaWlS; Hem stitched Embd Lawn Hdt cbfs
week sc at MATS ane RR6ns Al lee lots bought last
importers, are all ami desirable yIes and x IN he
opened on our retail floors Monday morning " "
APPS tfr 100 1aI a,, NJ. BOZ S1 90. IN q Cu,.
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ROOFING ! ROOFING II RooFJEe ~
hOoNohH' DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'&
FIRE5AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND corr OSTTI0Y ROOFyya
nrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
5SREBoTLY FIKE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WAFER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECoyoKT,
UNRivALLED FIR DURAp1rITY~
ADAPTED To EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
NO Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
Baltimore,
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HOUSEKEEPING aooLhACE GOODS,
All OF which will be offered al lowest prices NJ mb1at,
= 0BERT b. BROWN CO., GEORGE TAOlL'
AND FOREIGN if MGEt FFb PeEIkk$Bs, ,cryrs
s4h#HHHEs MR. Gt as FS 5N
thus thus FKAEH9k aEYSsS 9 oNiss vrsIIxs DO.
DUNDEE f BTEHSSs s3 gS REHa} se
n g DEFs' AEHS cIoTHsi ALf&6S sSss
HITTING COTTON, Domestic and German
OF D. and threads superior article for sale by
n2itf 40 Baltimore St. between Cav and F1eds.,ic
LOVES of Cloth, Merino, Cotton and Woo,
~ Ai'O' HaltHoSe OF Nerino' Cotton and Wool
matt 40 Baltimore between Cav and F1ede2ick
M ERINO, WOOLLEN, COTTON AND GAUZE
~ ~ SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads Gents and chi.
GTe e1es A Nt. WoGs and Cotton Hose ali kinds Also
n2f No 20 Bait ST. between Cay and n F MANH
SELLING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drowero
~ at very low prices. Call and examine.
n2f 40 Baltimore between Cav End F1eds2,ick
IEPHYR WURSTED, Chenille and Embroi-
n2f 49 Blimore St. between Gay and F 4AGNE
WOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merino
w and Saxony Wool, a large assortment
n2ttf 40 Baltimore ST., between Gay and frederick.
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANYjS
@ in all 'oor'' in S sgTS md P IF IT y
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
"A 20 cases just received and for sale by
fe2o-u FRICK. PHILLIPS h CO
u EYNOLDS BLUE SATfNETS.
IL rs cases in store and for by
te2S1 FRlCK, PHILLIPS 4 CO..
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
BLACK, Drabs, Blues, Greens and Mixtures in stor
te2Stf FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 co.
PARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT-
ASiNETS in store and for sale by
te2S-0 Flick, PHILLIPS h co.
AA] EVANSVILLE FINE Bile ACBED
" COTToNS in store and for sale hy
te2stt FRICK, PHILLIPS h CO.
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
y y in store and for saleby
'a2Sf FRTCK. PHILLIPS n co
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
oephac Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. II, 1860

u r sn,,n,,. ~ BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1860,
wish for SOM circulars large show bills to bring
your Crphdc Fls particularly before nv
Ii you nave tniOg of the kind, please send to me
One OF my customers, subject severe Sick Head
ache aSting Two days,) cured of an attack
IN one hour 6HgOar Pills, which sent her.
Respectfully yours. W B. WILKES
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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce fast supersedng all others From the
rieSa and decacy OF Its favor it has attained popu
sale by all hrstclass grocers and by their agents.
~. GREEN u YoE, Importers,
''lu IS West Ballimor Street
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From the Examiner, Norfolk Va
They have been tested in more than. thousan caaas
with entire success
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IRON the Western r. Gazette, Chicago I'LL
we heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his unriyalled
Cephaiic Pills.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-02
We don't Believe it.!

The following remarkable prophecy
good for ninety days" appears in the
editorial columns OF the Atlanta LGa.) In
hNigencer Of the 18th inst:
I" In three months from this time,
Lincoln will have removed from Wash
ington city to Boston; the fifteen slave
will be united under the Constitution Of
the Confederate States the Middle aud
Northwestern States will have formed a
seperate and distinct Government of
their own, and Lincoln will be left alone
10 his glory, with the capital of his Gov
eminent in the Yankee City Of Boston,
aud the extent Of his territory will be
composed Of the SIX States OF Puritan
New England. We predic: the utter
disgrace. overthrow and annihilation Of
the whole batch Of abolition conspiri,ors
who planned the infamous revolution and
plunged free, happy and once united
people ia all the horrors Of civil war
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-02

Capt. Crssins NJ. Clay, Minister to
Russia, on Thursday last offered bis ser.
vices tothe War Department, either as
suoficer to raise a regiment, or as pri.
vste 10 the ranks. Secretary Cameron
said, Sir, this is the first instance ev.
er heard of VIII: re foreign minister vol.
unseered in the rapks." Then" said
Clay, "let's make little history" lie
was surrounded by friends all day, shak.
ing hands and congratulating him. He
will not leave the country just yet. On
Thursday evening an impromp,u compa-
ny was enlisted by Gen. Nye Of New
York from among the visitors in Wash.
ington, in which were Messrs. Ferry and
Woodruff Of Connecticut, and Wilmo, Of
Pennsylvania, and elected Mr.. Clay Cap.
tain. Among the -privates in the COM
pany, are Merrs Woodruff and Ferry,
former members Of Congress from Con-
uecticut, Hon. David Wilmot of Penn
sylvania, Gen. j. II Hobart Ward. II Oh.
d. D. Couover, john, n. Genin, Hon.
George r. Sherman, Hon Calvin Huson
Of New York, Hon. Thomas Dyer Of
Chicago, and many other gentlemen Of
like character. The officers Of the com.
pany are Cassius NJ. Clay, Captain; Gen.
James w. Nye. Is. Lieutenant ; Gen.
Rufus King, Minister to Rome. I'd Lieu
tenant Gen. j. II. Hobart Ward. Sd
Lieutenant; Col. Joshua Fletcher, 4th
Lieutenant; Col. Butter6eld, Is. Sar-
geaut, and Col. Taggart, I'd Sergeant.
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Beecher on the American Eagle.

In his sermon Oh the cri.is preached
On Sunday evening, April l4,h. Rev,
Henry Ward Beecher speaks as follows
in regard to our national bird
Now, you can have your American ca
gle as you want it. If with the South
you will strike out his eyes, then you
will stand with Mr.. Davis and Mr. Steph.
ems of the Confederate States; if with
the Christians of the South you will pluck
off his wings you shall stand with the
Southern Churches; and if with the new
peaccmakerS that have risen up in the
North, you will pull out his tail feathers,
you shall stand with the society for the
promotion Of national unity. Bu, when
you have stricken out his eyes 50 that he
can no longer fy, and when you have
pulled out his guiding tail-fsathers SO
that he can no longer steer himself, but
rolls in the dirt mere bu.zard, then will
he be worth prescrviug? Such an ca
gle it is that they mean 70 servo up for
the banque: Of liberty:
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Testimonials of the Horace Waters Pianos
and MelQdeOns.

"The Piano came to hand, in first rate ORDER Itisa
beautiful instrument and no mistake."-Lee q Walker,
Philadelphia, Pa.
John Hewitt. Of Carthage, New York. who has had
one OF the Horace Waters Pianos writes as foows:-
friend Of mine wishes me to purchase a piano for
her she hkes the one you sold me in December, 1856.
Ny piano is becoming popular i'll this place. and ink
popular than any other make"
1--WE have two Of Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary, of which has been severely tested for three
years, testify to their good quality and du
rsbity ."-WoodS Gregory. Mount Carroll. MS.
~. WATERS, Esa.-Dear Sir: Having used one of
your Piano Fortes for two years past, have found in
" Prineipai Brootiyn Heights Seminary.
1.-THE Piano Ireceived from continues to give sat
ssaction regard it Of the best instrument in
tn. place. ---Jamts l.. Clarke, Charieston, "a.
'The Melodeon has safely arrived. feel obliged to
you your liberal discount-wil do all can for you
in the Sc parts -Reu. j. neCormiek YarqesriHe. Sc
9TH. piano was duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition, and is very much admired BY my numerous
family Aceep. my .hsnks R tsr your prompsnssss'
..Your Piano pleases we'll 1t the best one in
county."-Thomas II. Latham, Cambehon, Ga.
We are very much obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $3.50 and shall take pains
to recommend il. BLANK, Held T. Co.. Buffalo Tem
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best We enabled to speak ofhese instruments
with confidence from personal knowledge of their
cellent tone and durable quality ~ r. Euangekst,
1--WE can speak Of the merits of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge, being Of Tie very
best quality .''-Christiaa Inteiligeneer.
"Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excel.
lence in any department than the Horace Waters Pr
anos.''-Churchman.
The Horace Watere Pianos are built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. Wehavc no doubt
thatbuyers can do as WE'LL perhaps BETTER this than
at any other house in the Tnon.'-.7drOeateS J0ur
Waters Pianos and Melodeons challenge COMPARE
son with the finest made anywhere in the County,
Home Journal.
"Iorace Waters Piauo-Fortes are Of full, rich ar
even tone, and powerful.'-Nep York Nnsiea! Rsusp.
''Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos be found in the United
states. and urge southern and western friends
to give him call whenever they go to New York.
Gyakan's Magazine.
WarroOms 333 Broadway, New York.
I>OR SALE-l Atkins SelfRaking Reaper,
Il very low for cash. JAS MYER.
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In Canton, Mass an affecting scene

In Canton, Mass, an affecting scene
recently occurred. \ private in Compa-
ny 4 by the name Of Preb!e--a historic
his betrothed tina. lie was warned to the
service She had been for some time i'll
and declining in consumption. Her
mother made the announcement, and in
,i,nated to her that she might proven,
his departure She called him to hcl
bedside and said calmly that he was about
10 obey the call of his country, and babe
Kim go, and her blessing aud love should
20 with him. And he has gon,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-02
SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORNELL & cos
Family and Manufacturing
w 1KNU RANI1NEE.
rAGGART l. rARR,e PATENT.


Ne happy TO say to the thou sands Who are using
machines, and the thousands that them, that
each machine now bears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER & BAKER. elias Howe, jr., and all persons
selling or using them secure against any molesta'
lion.
Our Machines are now JUS; Nha, We want them; In
and equally popular basis with
the best made and highest priced machines in any
ke, and they still sold At $40 and os, including
and every ang necessary their in family shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate and first
class Machine In market.
In justice to our Machines we'll as our customers
offer TO re na the money in sixty days for any
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser.
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
more than other. there is necessarily some risk in
buyin most machines.
A few of its Superior qualities thess:-Ii
straight needle; has great under lac arm ssss
tom 'To eoHIaon spo. IS neither heHg fastened and
both in iga: turns hIDges Is secured from dust and
exposes oil; its parhasc IS greater than that o.
any other machiae;tt has bat two regulating screws
aud both are ahoye and in front: the dTv. wheel Is Ell
tireiy side Of the table /. requires alte,aa for
av sretes Of work: 1t slc.rainiy do nes;er greater
variety Of work shan any machine the hundreds
win hich acquainted its tension is perfect: l.
runs easily and still; 1t hoihers nobody; ac,ices can
it. Nome osher will satisfy where !. is known.
We can safely ths. no piece Of labor saving me
chnery ever rapidly into universal favor As our
sewing machines Three has placed them in the
very front ranks Of class machines and though our
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased
have not been able to supply the demands during the
past season. We can now fill all orders We have ad-
ded 20 styles the Rightsde Blake * johnson adus
table Hemmer, and can DEFY the urli to produce
better instruments for doing all kinds of sewing and
embroidery Let every who is interested in the
great improvements sewing machines, whether they
wish to purchase not. send FOR Descriptive Circular
and samples ofs.tch.
We must caution the public az unprincipled and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed be
our successors representing that machines out
OF Market and offer cast machine Of ours ia its
place. We only sell our own machines. Tsggart Il
farrs patent and the sole psoprctors in the eight
Northwestern States. Address
l.. CORNELL & CO..
Post Office box 81, Chicago. H.
Call At 1873 Lake Street. up stairs vS-no2