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road aboye the city on Til Sink Of The Ohio,
aud the construction Of gnncarriages to p1aoe
On the trucks. In
Tia writsr .s5s :a 4 tuck On foHri ss'a,.al4as,
weighing stx tons, could carry ora IIailx1y
platforms . long gun Weighing dye.f .fons and
throwing . 90 pound shot four: miles. A
haoond truck could be- walled round Nth sheet
Iron TO shelter the gunnsts, and Weighing, ~,
three tona, with four tons. .of ammunition or
3natead of Single gun Of five tons, i've guns
w.fehing one ton zach might be applied"
Again he eays "The procees Of lifting the
eogines with shot proof walls to protect the
drivers. against rsflemen, would be very easy,
etc. Again. s With theae batteries any num-
her of cafriages can be -ca-ricd,~ bearing rms
men or sharp ehocters. The whole OF the
banks may be earthwo:ks to shelter the men
from .kirmishera, and all elevated spots along
the line can be looE-onts communicating ny
telegraph We talk Of hedges hnd bitches to
protect rldemeDa but no hedges sor dttches
could beso effective as: the saal~ay >cnttlngs
and embaakments aud with forts, instead Of
d1ed towers, travelling at flying speed, WI b =
very email proportion Of intelligent men doing
al the WoIk-"5' "Gne gun transplantable
would do the work Of ten, which are fixtures
In forts, etc" =.
The levees Ut Cairo ansFer Ill the purposes
Of protection, whilst they ara ready,made
road beds, only wanting ths ties aud rails, TO
| make them useful for 1o:omottve batteries IN
few days, with the actlve co operation Of the
Illinois, Central Rail Road, Cairo can De made
secure agatnst any armed invasion BY the
way, Cairo being such an important strategic
point, should not eome Of the first military J
and engineering talent OF the n1flon pc tnele
MAY g, 1851, "1p3"a"AKa"
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t..5. HKApeuAarEns Kansas MILITIA,
Topeka, April rs, 1851. {
Z Z; 5Ths voluntear MllItIa of Kansas will organ
In into re0Imsats and bfIsades a. follows:
noRrHEnu DIVISION.
: LIST REGIMENT to consist of the volunteer
ID Reoiment. Of The companies in Atehin.
son and Doniphan counties.
81 RegimcIt. Of the companies In Brown,
Jeff.rson. Jackson, and Nem aha count.es.
4th Rerimept, OF companies in PottaW8to-
L -mIe, Mars6a1, Washington, Repnbl c and shfr
Icy counties
5tn Regiment, of the companies 10 Ruey
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II.
Gbitaao Gtibutte.
m HourE FOE v1RaIN11

HUI KH = H~Gk 1A4&NA@AAA*
JET Davis informs his Congressional
eouisaszates, In his recent message that
the ,aFny of ths Confederate States now
consists Of 81, 900 men, Of whom $4,000 are
distributed among the Southern Forta, at
Charleston, Pensacola. Monroe, DC; and
"sizteea Aonsaa,d arc IN routs for Vs,ys's;a." "
To oppose this rebel force the American
Gotafinii6f $4,000 regulars 117,00o
volunteers called out n, 600 more regulars
ordered into service, 5000 seamea and
1o100e reserve volunteers raised, armed
and equippet By the different loyal States,
on their own account and responsibility
and with their own money, to be drilled
aniahsciplined and rendered to the Gov
Q uaaeat the moment 1t cuts out work for
them to do.
10 mest.tf,e 1900 rebels en- route for
Virginia, the. Government has 75,o00 sol
dien en route Tor the same Stats and fur
ther South-ha1t OF them already on the
banks Of the EEotosnac, impatfently await
ing the oraer to croas over. And after the
wod = Forward is passed along the hnes,
ING Ao.9oV now en- nnte tor vHgmia' WAL
make a11gn1anoat lace ano marea 70 tne
rear faster than they followed their flte
seaae1s Aofth"aru.
besades tina army IRON the Nosfn en-
route torRichnond and montgomery. tnefe
Is another e9aaly large gathering n the
" WeSf, Mhoae advance guard nave p1teneu
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Coon FOR CkaAnIAHRA1 In
stance dt Yankee spunk: occurred few days
stncepn: tho: Grand Trunk Railway: .Dgs'
: neer on one:nfs the train; conducted BY 4 man
; named Latham, affixed the Siaas and Stripes to
bis snaane being observed, waa cut
: down byE Eaths11..- @Tne engineer tats once: Fe-
placed the aag3 and forbid Lathazi repeating
r The o9anse, urhs would cut :hiR down. Upon
the alTisa1 Of the train ut the headquarters OF
; the Superintendent Of tharaxd, the-lacts we're
reported to that ofiacial, who At once presented
the PATRIOTIC ssuaipeer with IL beautiful silk
American 1tag tolst him tonail It tn bis snXtne,
and than promptly dismissed Latham. Ihhts
action Was approved By the directors, ana now
every car en- that road carries the Starr '.at!
STRIPES.
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EDMoR L1FAYET1N EoUR1ER-DEAN sIN-
In your iasue of Saturday evening, May 4thr I
noslced an article on the treatment OF gun
shot wounds, to which Lam induced to add q
few words, as | i!ael great interest Ia the well
farep{ our soadfsre, especially - hare :txu
sons Ia, tho army. If, instead Of Naim or cold
water. &here be added 10 every eight ounces of
cold 9ater, about 80 drops Of oil ct creosots,
will take place, aud VIII tmpsrt healthy action
ln the wound 4 parts; the :dreasing to be -
Hight a. po4aible.: I have used this fnr= up.
warda Of twenty years, aud have always found
its action to be UNIFORM. II of6.r this with
every assuraace that If once introduced Into
the army, 1T will supsrcede ali other treatment
and will never be abandoned .:~.-,-s~s !
. Yours, with sincere desire for the benefit
Of all, T. FAHNEsrocK, II. D.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May Z, 1s5L
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The Union Sentiment in Egypt. :.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Trtbuna.1

ATrnA. williamson Co.. IL. Mzy2, 1861.
For the last three weeks we have had i
Of Lower Egypt. The seceders have threat
ened to drive of all the Union men and put
their leading msn- to death in this county; but
since President Lincoln has taken possession
Of Cairo, they are getting q little frightened.
From what have armed Of their actions, and
tbs threats that some of them. about Marion
treason, at least our State,s Attorney, C.emen-
son,a ard our County and Circuit CONT Clerks,
ought to be expelled from theIr. offices. We
hope that Gov. Yates will have the whole bu
Einess inves tigatsd, and deal with all Of them
according to their crimes. The Republicans
stand firm 10 eolld body, and good many
are joining them, for our Union without but
OF An Il. You ought to urge an Investigator.
Your sincere friend. J. G.
, 1861-05-10
A Capital Appututmeat,

Hon. John 4. Dix, now 20 well known
throughout the country as having, while see.
retary Of the Treaaury under Prestdeut Buch-
snan, Instructed Federal officer ut New Or,
leans to shoot " on the spot" any man who at-
tempted to "hanl down the American 1ag,"
has sign:fed to Gov. Morgan his acceptance Of
the post Of Major General of the New York
State Militia, rendered him several days since.
This will be gratifying intelligence to all 3D.
admirers Of true patriotism.
, 1861-05-10
Visitors to West Point Academy.
WAsH1saros, May 4.

The President has appointed the following
list Of visitors to West Point:
Hon. John j. Critteaden, Frankfort, Ky.
Andrew johnson. Greenville, Tennessee.
Eaward D. Bell, Salem, Oregon.
John II. Bolts, Richmond, Virginia.
David Davis, Bloomington, Illinois.
David Cooper, St: Paul. MinnesotA ..,
james 8. Albans, Wisconsin.
Frederick P. Stanton, Kansas.
Alexander Cummings, Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Mexican, Iowa
Richard Tllghman, Maryland.
James G. Blaine, Maine.
Herman Haupt, Dee11sld, Massachusetts,
prtf4ssor Charles Davis, New York.
Gen q B Ca1Ilngton, Ohio.
Brigadier General John Garland, Emitted
StateN Armv
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Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial
and Bleed nenoVator,
time Of need.
Q. I. WOOD & CO.. FrpprietorA
u RFosdway, Eav York. and La Hafketst,, ST. LouIA
Price, ous Dollsr par BottlA.

TIE followf7x II nert Of busfness letter. II tesh
r1ony thns incidentally ysn, "a therefore tbs nota
valuable:
Moy1ok CoyH,
PAoT 0. J. Woop-Dr41 SIK: Please allox me to
tive cordial and Bio ID Eenoyatef have be en- SICK
Fer Tore than ytar. and have tF1sd alnoat evey
method to get relief ard have found bat vsT little
until tried rour Cordial and u1uat say II u1akes no
feel better took > had cold rear aEa, u?'ch
ruH NE doTn VERY LOW. and could get ho TeHe1 IN:
Fl .aw your medicine advertised in the Bf:ogepr
Farmer. sea& to j. Shelton :, and get BORN:
have taken It, and It has greatly helped ma dealxs
Your Gbealept servapt,
DAVID F. WHITLoCN
Thus every oue, no matter how 1ow aud how much
tEey nave sIderad. eInerence aim st instant relief
HOY Many AASY THoEsAEps WILL rLEa3 TIE DAY
TuAT THEIR A1rEsrIoH WAS cALLID TO II. Tome n
who eusr; do not wait ons honr there - mistake
about IT. II st'l cure you- Rs yell and snfFer 70
longer. One botta w11 sara you from auIfsrtug a1A
premature grave.
ReaG tie following letter, lust received:
Nh ". KIss. Jr- pada1o, y. I'll purchased cf
Fou onH week aga, bott1t CT Prof Woods Rfsrorn~
n.a Cordial and and myself entirely relieved OF c:s
trcsafny dy -pep>ta producing s'oppage Of breath,
E"rerai debility, and pala In the side want hts
tie moIe. and believe that shall be cured, becapsa
tbs paln Ia tue side and distress In the stomach aud
c1agb- arc oil gape.
Ssw hartford, Oneida County. y. z, Feb 1ssh 1sa1
3. nEWARD.
, 1861-05-10
The Universal Yankee At It. Monroe
From thn Taunton Nasal GsEettel

tkEQka ta8 A4NnS04 f&A&a.J H8Eette
It seems: that the Haed Yankee, whoge uni
versal genius wrought such miracles in me-
chauics and seananship before the aatoniahed
Marylsnd Sscessionists, found the first field
for his !" missionary" Ihors under tha walls
Of Fort Monroe. Z. The GovesnEent machine
shop of the fort, which Ia uutsIde it's walls
was closed, aa. we learn BY letter from an
officer Of the Light Guard, previous to the ar
rlvaEof tha4lh Regiment, By the " secession
Of the foreman and most Of the workmeu,
greatly to: the3 embarrassment of Col DIM
mick, who needed mechanical assistance In
mounting tho guns: Massachusetts, supplied
the need, and a dczen Or more OF our brave
End ingenious mechanics 5000 set all things In
order. and much ito the chagr1n Of the Viz.
.nlnia1s, thtnF4 went On again faster than ever.
MI. John C Br1ggx,t who WIS prompted by
loss Of employment at the Taunton Locomo.
tive Works ID va1ante In company G. Is In:
stalled - foreman OF the establishment. and
bis skill intAHppreciated a. It ought to be. The
;" Light Guard !" furnishes several of the coEpa
Of fighting working man under him - :.
, 1861-05-10

Cfrn7o The sxsnntasr NorteEh, Val
Eephalsc Pills accomplish tho on1ee4 for witch ea5
Fzxs E1Aaa VIZ, C1re Of Headache IN Ill il tprm&
EFrcm tts Examiner Norfolk, Val
They hare been tested II mora than taoQasad
CASES, VIII snt;rs auccess.
tE.sm tho ceuccza1 ST. C1ozd, NnnJ
.=ad tor box tCe2hane P1ia5 10 that yaa may hz1s
ETfcza taa Advertiser. frc,1denes, r. II
Ehe Cephahc Fills are za1d to be remarkably dtee
Frcm tie Western z r, Gazette Chicago, nj
IFS heartily erdcrss Il. speldtuA Aod kis Gnnva1lsd
Cepaalla P1lis
gFrona the K1uAwta yA11sJ Star. KanKuha, Val
y sEs TT Z, ss r. 81 es 6 Vt" tn a'
prom tae Southern Psta Finder. Eev 0rlsaaA> IA1
TT them! you that are atresed. md We ars sues
~ yo1f a ~ 6e sddsa e rs aFe2dy n9meS.
eta ca1 produea-
FFrom t1e st. Louis Democrat.
Tbs tmnensa demand for tbs srsc1s tCsph Ee itn1
From tbs Gaxette, Daye1pox4 1nws.t
Mr. srxfd19 would not connect h4s nazua u Il N
arttcie he did lot Know t. p0Rsess real .aauE
EErom t1e AdvurtiBars Pruvtdanee, KlJ
The testimony n their favor u st1hS from ths mos$
respectable quaSte<z
| fFron tho Daily Eews, Newport Ell
ts2aAlr Pills a-a taxing tie place ct III k1RdA
From the ColnnsrcIzl Bulletin. Boston. AAA1
Easd to b 4sJ afcacdous fo1 tho headache,
| IErcEn khe Comraerc1a., Cincinnati, 0hlaJ
] fuxe1tax humanity can noH be tsl{evsd.
, 1861-05-10
MARAACHEsETT8 SOLDIERS

Probably the history OF the world does
not show regiment Of soldiers Of such
varied and universal capacity a the eighth
regiment Of Massachusetts, volunteers.
Building locomotive engine is regarded,
not only as triumph Of modern civiliza-
tion, but as delicate and costly task, un-
der The favorable circumstances Of perfect
machinery, models and mechanical train
ing. Taking up disabled and overturned
locomotive, wanting the bolts and connec-
tions which are small enough to be carried
of in the pockets or on the shoulders Of
traitorr and with large hole knocked in
its boiler putting the said locomotive up
right, making the bolts and connections at
q b1acksmith's forge, closing up the hole
IN the boiler and getting up steam, all in
the space Of three hours aud tsoenty naiautes
may we'll be called marvel in the annals
Of the mechanic arts. This was done by a
few privates In the Massachusetts, Eighth
at Annapolis
But theft feats did not end here. It be-
came necessary to sail the old ship Consti-
1utioa down the Chesapeake and around
on the Atlantic ocean to New York. Pri~
Yates from the Massachusetts Eighth vol
unteered TO navigate her and filed
up the vacancies in her crew to
the -unmixed establishment and delight
Of her commander. They have the best
bakers Of the Bay State in their ranks and
they not only make their own bread but
theysupply less fortunate regiments with
the staff of life. Two ~boss" butchers
from MarbIehead daughter the cattle al1ot-
ted to them, and cure the beef on scientific
principles. Undoubtedly there src several
tanners on the muster rolls; there are cer-
tainly large number Of shoemakers, and
SO long al the traitor States coutain any
beeves thefe will be no lack Of brogans in
the regiment Arrived in Washington the
ladies Of the Federal city desired to do any
amount Of sewing for the brave fellows
Their reply was that they were already
well supplied, and besides they had several
excellent tailors IN their regiment ItmFe-.
lated BY IN enthusiastic Illinoisan just from
Washington that when they were comp1i-
mented in the Senate chamber BY speeches
from distinguished gentlemen connected
with the government, privatestepped out
from the ranks at the command of his Col
onel and made reply in modest eloquence
which would have done honor to tho
pzoudest occupant Of seat ia the gorge
ous hall. In the opinion Of the gentleman
referred to, there has not been 80 perfect
an array Of intelligence and true nobility
In the Senate chamber since the columns
of the capitol We're reared, as when the
Aassschusetts eighth were qua1tered there.
In We are Of the same opinion
The desire Of their hearts is now to be
led faoe to face with the picked chivalry oi
South Carolina. They know that they can
repair locomotives under discouraeing au.
spices. They know that they can navigat.
the largest ftigates in the navy, wheneve,
occasion demands that service. They have
shown that they can make everything Ct
sential for a protracted campaign An6
now they want to see whether they car
Jfa9 The curiosity is 4 laudable one-ths
country will bet millions On their heads.
, 1861-05-10
4 MOTHER TRIUMPH IN TEE
II NORTHWEST
FOR HERRiNG'S Safes.

ENRII1t W1&- Ap!A 4s%as tsa1s
EHxsaS HxxMxa 4 Co,
the recent drs IN tns ~ H. ~ a.
tontA1H bau In my store two SAfeg. ana lasEe one
sstd 70 have been man faet1rsd n + soShestrr r
FIns yoar make The largs safs ttood 5S ne s,ds
Of the bulldog Aad fell Into ne cellar snd ~ nnk
subjected to great amount Of aea,; tae & sGEfsEa @
EeIe badly he'd. ara an sassnen tea wao h Lev
the snsll HeEr1ngs Safe was TIE Her1tn9s .ata VAS
located in the centse Of tbs stors and te tnto Eee
cellar amongst large ty Of eattef w6eh eft 1ads
Of thu Iron azx Composing the hsns * the Sa!e en.
.ifnlg o6 NosTt astsudang TIE Terrible ofa ts.a q
entire contents consisting OF money and other valu'
a1laa, to the amount of0bout $3u 0, caEa GEL
UNlN1UkElt,
: And without the Loss Of Single Can't
regard this ost sasistactoFy test Of the tqpsY
.enty: of the hrsgrocf Qualities Of your PATMENI M
CHAMPION 8AfaS over any and all osde1s. e6Fe
today ordered another q he same sizs e. me one
which 10 tttnmphantlF passed. thr ,uGh the 1ra
Yours respectfully D. Y. GAhHAHF-
The sboYa sats be seen u front Of our stosa
HERRING n E1-
da11%R1y2tyx1 % 6tata st:asf.
, 1861-05-10

MAsuF8cTUREo or AAauN1T1oE The Lynch.
bur-: Republican says tue Langhorne foundry
il daily tn,Eing out large quantities Of ammu.
n;tioa, In tue Shape OF cannon call and shell,
for the Southern Confederacy, which cannot
DO excel!ed IN quslity by these Of any other
foundry. For a NUMBER Of years tie Messrs
Deape furnished lie old Untted States gov
ern1nent with the sams Ammunition, which
We Learn gave great satisfaction, 2pd Was de-
e!ared eqnal to any In the service.
, 1861-05-10

An election 1or municipal onse1. vas held
In Indianapolis on Tuesday snd resulted In the
success u tbs entire REpub1ican ticket By
shout 80 u.toftty. The vote vas ema1l, sud
nttla os 10 interest VIA msntfeatsd- =
, 1861-05-10

NEGRO TROOPS FROM 1YheHBuRa.-The Pc
tersburg Express notices the passage through
Petersburg On Saturday OF about n,nefY
negroes, destined for Norfolk from Lynsh-
burg. The call of General Gwynn for
colored 1abcrers bids fair to receive most
hearty response. -
All the more to be made prisoners Of War.]
, 1861-05-10

Gxu1sIxHa Ar R1oRxoan.-one of the
Richmond p.pan Rtowia about tha ehs.xac+sr
OF III aelssstan sent - nutguinsfyf byt III.
ViEgints eonrtHtanns Il says TINT tlree enc
1aies xad only tRo= 1tt1snds Ut sthe Rnuthsru.
oaatedetacy hsye bean caaosen. Seldom, It
aRpssa, - noaa asnatsd md rsjsctsa; severn
Jenkins md Bocock, two "{aitbfal seca-
H&p4detA"
, 1861-05-10

TEE TKNNEssEB NEGROES UHEAtT-A lady
from 1ockport, who 1s now In Southern Ten
nesaee, writes to her friends that great sppre-
tensions are felt In the locality where she il
stasiag, Of Al uprising among *he negroes
RseTalo Courier
, 1861-05-10

Easton, Pa, for the war, a young man, mem
Der Of one ef the companies, shed tears when
be bid bis mother good bYe+"- The old
woman encouraged him, saving, "Dfy up,
Joe, and show your pluck ~
, 1861-05-10

TIE SHORES OF THE PoFoAAo.-The Rich
mond Whiq, after aluding to the fact that the
Federal troops had made an examination Of
the Southern shores Of the Potomac, A1ling-
ton Heights, &C., to ascert In if the same were
fortified OF not, asks the following ques-
tions: =.
giuta right to erect batteries on her own soil
wherever she choosesr Who made this exam,
lEatton, and by what authorlsy?"
We answer. The meaning ID obvious. The
examination was made BY tbs federal troops,
and by the authority Of Gen. Scott Does the
answers satisfy?
, 1861-05-10

and oelt, cost frcm ~ to $40 each, according
to quality. Cat1asses, such as are often used
by artillery men, cost "a. A breech loading
carn.ne. lasli's patterd, which is the beet,]
c:s.s $15. sharpe's riffs, most effective
weapon, about the ssme. Revolyers (Navy
] cost from rs f to go pa.r r. a ArE pound s sTaes
cannon, usad In flying artillery, costs 81 600,
and the gun wa. on $500 Armstrong; twelve
pound fsf15d cannon. ian English gun, Of
which many are now being 1mported} costs
Ell2 6s. 3d., OF abou: $3.50 q siS horse ca!a-
son, for artillery ammunition, costs $40o.
, 1861-05-10

Travellers 1fom the SoHth-tbeEo aro nof-a
few of them-ssy TINT Jefferson D1yts and his
brother conspirators, noIwlthstsad:ng their
bravodo, are exceeding1y alarmed q tne .tts.
nendous preparations Of the. government for
wars Tbs unknimity Of ths people Of tha Tres
states-the failure Of the seee easionists to carry
thelr point In Maryland and Missourf-andt tho
rigor Of tht government, tet7i1ea the rebels
Tier will dsabtleas. dEht with the, despeza-
:tnR ct men who have Ill to lose # they are
,:3estea, hut i8 long .cantest they know and
frequently admit IN private, that the Issue ID
not doubtful Weahaaq9oH kster 10 Asso
Tori Re< ~
, 1861-05-10

sENs1B1E-TRo thousand stand Of arms,
whieh wera sent to Baltimore BY the Virginia
rebels alter the seizure Of the Harper's Ferry
Arsenal, are to be returned to the Govern
, 1861-05-10

LIEUT.. M4unr.-This charlatan in sciences,
has turned out q rascal In morals. He did not
fiuds q la1ga amount Of uuduished work at the
Observatory, proving that MaurJ has not been
attending to Its buslness. To cap the climax
of his bassEess, he has removed buoys placed
to indicate tbs sunkan rocks, ia order that
there msy be 4 chaace Of WTecking the veasels
of the country ha 6eTYed.-R1noa Inaaaerlut
, 1861-05-10

"EoYrr'' HowL1se Captain Hero5, from
shawneetown, was passenger on the Charley
point to Gov. Yates, rendering company Of
70 unteers, and asking whether it ehou1d be
mounted or Infantry. The Captain says, hith,
erto Egypt has been 30 quiet thst theSouthe1n
rebels concluded they hsd her in their breech-
es pockets, but he adds, ''I'll be id If Egypt
amt bowling noN.''--EraAspiNe JouTnoL
, 1861-05-10

BATTLE ERx1K. January q, 1851.
PRoP. WooD-DxAB gra: Allow 1ae to express to
fEee ny grattgds for the gende5tnl and miraculous
1rt1e3 o; thy Ee5toraHre Cordial and Blood RapoVar
tag Fer the past i've year, lave been under medt
c. Treatment it:r 60 pisatIon OF diseases. among
With Vas indigestion, liver detAngen.eut, IheualA
ts, with gens raj deranscment Of thu stomach and
boEels lempioyed the best skill here ana at Detroit,
with oily p9rary relief aud being mostly connned
r, the room, md Sood part Of he tne to the bed,
kanetinE irtolerabl. pam. o!tsn. Ia Ey despair,
put an cnd Is my su1feril & aud thought Of course
E,at Icon not last ling but Pro ideuce IA July inst
xuEk 1tm=s Iprocurcd bottle Of thy t;srdia1, and
IT, curative po=eEs wers f. 1t almost iSsaaily " ap
reuSe +A3 soon coed sud what better, could
= f:5oa eas With comc'rt. ~ pain ssastd and from
Sex bed prf11 Ct skeleton + has brouI Iht 1p,
70 nil Eow stron- healthy woman. vhose family
VII with eve7 thank the ss the Instrument auder
God IN this great cure. And allow say usy
Etc:a1 sisters ali tile Errld suffer foogsE.
Prot Wood Restorative Cord:at aGd Blood 1enorar
ter WEI give thee Instant relief
Taurs lait1iully, SUSAN R1SBY.
, 1861-05-10

~A fas1s nosss Of sPaLouas pEKg4hEp
GLUE viii sa7s ssn tines it, cost annually,
sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE,
apALpNa's PREPARED GLUE,
EPALDnG's PREPARED ehu1i
aAT8 zHK FIzmae
soosoAsH D1RArm
""A s11Fcz II 1un aAyu Ntu-E
~ accidents wH happen. syan IN ,reu r,,r1.ta8
a9n.es Il Il Ver5 desirable to have epzos eheap snd
sonVenasaa VAT IN rsralz1ng Eurniteze Tors. Crock
~, d.
RA1o1aa's PREPARED a1gz
&eeo III such emafZanetss and 10 Aoasehold can n
Sosd to b wtsnout Il Il u axaJu rssd1 snd . -
ha sticking point
"usEzu1 N EVERY 8ouaA.-
KB-A Brusa accompanies s&eh Bottis,
PRICE, IS GENTS.
HENRY d sPA1p1Ba.
no. 4s csaax s<rss&, Hsv Yszk.
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, 1861-05-10

Novel Eeenea Mt the CapttoI-.The Elte
Xonav1as.~ rh A1Iant 8etn> aFaaa1
il Fhe Otty.-The ks4D4uxhsst*s OF the
Rhode Island f&eE1Ru e0t...sses
, 1861-05-10
THERE Is NO MISTAKE AB0UT II
Tho Cordial II all VIE claim for itl3
MOTHERS, TRYkT.

and to you We appeal to detect the Illness OF deons
not only OF Jour daughters before It !. late but
from false deltcaeE ottsn 90 doxn to premasn!s
time The latt- ofte mixed np vita the * cite-
en, of business that I it ~ rot for tsey
TO late 70 arr-s. thplr fatal fal But the n ther
AlwaFs eiEant, and TO you confidently appeal: for
IL putlt Yeu Il ~
, 1861-05-10

THH COOLEST YET.-The Charleston Courier
is shocked at the reports that freedom Of
Of accession sentiments is no longer tolerated.
1t protests agatnst such tyranny, in the name
Of human rights and constitutional liberty
It Is the Courier's OK that happens to be
gored this time, What sort Ct liberty of
speech do men ep]oJ in the Southern States
Hundreds aad thousands have been compel He'd
to fee merely because they held Union eenti.
mente, even when they did not attempt to
give them utterance. a reasonable degree Of
hypocrisy is always tolerated in such emer-
eeucies as the present; but the Courier tram
scends the bounds Of decency In its coni-
plants TINT freedom OF speech is denied at the
Narth