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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

Ass NE GREA -
.&':.:. MEDICAL
! &;HlsooVERT
NHF..OF THE AGE. \.
HSn. KENNEDY, OF ROxmUmY;
M has discovered In one ofour common pasture weed
o remedy that cures ~ ~ =
Every Kind Of Humor, sl1
- "a JA,'l s FROM ad3 sF.ei q, y
The worst sorofula down to : common Pinpls,
He has tried in over eleven hundred cases and nsy
or ailed except In two cases. b0h thunder humor) he
has now m IA pos.ession over one hundred certificates Of
its value, eli within twenty miles OF Boston,
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nurs'ns sofs
Ono three bottles wIllours tho Oi Pmpl's
1.-TWO Or three 5Ottlss viii clear the sstsm Of bils1
Two bottles are warrantedtO TO cure the worst cAnker 10
Three 70 Ave bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
kind Of Eryslpela. rf ag',. -, GA 49, .ii
One 70 two bottles are warranted to cure all numOt
Two bottles are warranted to cure runningo the ear
and bIotches among the hair.
Four 10 sx bottles are warranted to euro corrupt ana
One Bottle viii cure scay eruption Of the skin. 90
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 cure the Wsr
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the mos
) dsmeyate case Of rheumatem. si 3gQ- q
Three 70 four bottlesare warranted 70 Rheum
s,ia " ~s' Et~E9 Ir~f III
Abeueat ID always experienced from the hrst bottl.
assa.t Iurs n wsrranled when the above duantily
sPsn' "-'-- .sl.'l -.-.l
'1'o RoxBURY. MASS.
DtAR MADAhrne ,, iePsshuon s " s !. ~ wss sstsl
coyey, IN curing AL knos 3. ~ % - hsvs sve, ~
ahsd Y me unanimous voice ?, AL ~ ha Wno 1sct ~ N
.t sS nhv.ciay. ana ths most careful Drugrists
The county arc unnr.mousin lts praise. 80 u.
10 presenting me Medical gi,covsIy "sas AZ y
ILL.,, m, al ad cnrsng most A. those diseasss 10 Vhie
@ 4 s srr a. IisbIa THAT most excruo1s
x"as ~ aie y, ul'o, ~ a. ,osI,s. - lT7T III
, dnea'e 70 an anecuOna'e mosue,, ,wm
,n,.d :. =. m,,s.,. ,o., own ,swDer n restore
It's natural sweetness and your babe fro. short an
refu maps TO calm and sweet sumDers ana me Meec.
Discovery becomes afountan olbessing 70 yoat hos."
7, and nousenolo. oss sl ..,,.,..a .,.,.. q,
y -" OANk Err
Itsxtsnds to the stomach ,eausIng
c ESQ DKSPEfbhA,
intestines and
% KADN II VS.,
creating sinking, gone feeling, andan Indifference svs
% the cares Of your family. .af.BiitF aa- p
n Your stomachis ID
~ RAW ANN INRLAmED, r
Igs y. - =. - -. =, -.
your ood olsresses you, ana yol can ony 49, ~ ~
the nonrshment i contains q ne aUrI1aOnous aud
the canker eats up; tnen your S ,s orsi y.
bloom and peoomeh salow anu @ n.s ts y.s. n
Il ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

ANOTHER NEW oERTIPIoATE-DR KEYsER's
PEOT0RAL SYRUP IL had been troubled with acough
and cold Tor several weeso bad that could not
sleep. had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
not do 50. finally procured bottle Of your Pectoral
Syrup, which cured mo entirely. Signed,
49, s,ft, bos ~ Il J. W, sIM0NT0N,
2Ss Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 9, 1860
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

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~ sWyss7c9 lsntsI s3l div Hess9d l5e-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10
NuJRsTNG SORE MOTH,

ID cured as II BY miracle your own temper restored
10 Its natural sweetness and your babe from short and
etful naps 70 calm and sweet sumbes and the Medical
Discovery becomes fountain ofbessng 70 your husband
and household.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-10

DEAR MApAM;--The reputation Of the Medical Dir
ooyery In curing all kinds Of humon, hso wei esag
ahed bv te unanimous voice Of all Who have ever used
H. that need not say anything on the subject - ne
most skfu physicians and the most careful Druggists
the country are unarimous In Its praise.
10 presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notcas
do It with full knowledge Of its curative power, In re-
evng ALL and curing most o. those diseases 70 vnoh
you are unfortunately 30 liable. That most excrno.S~
disease 10 an affectionate mother, DSf'H y = =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
TO THE PUBLIC

he undersigned, practical wasehm-kers and
dealers in watches. having toushl and -oid f--.i-
osn Watches fa- number a. years past. ant has.ns
dealt In al kinds o. foreign Nsscass Ter much
longer period q time, beg 10 state that they have
newer dealt IN Watches which. class er IN inti
viduai instances, have been more Satisfactory e
themselves OF customers whether "a rcspect q
durability beauty Of hnish inathsmaticsiiy correct
proportions. accurate compensation and adjustment
o. o. as,efiDe-keeplsg resats than tho~e nsnufac-
turod by the vslthem comp@y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

Froza 10 Essnincr. Sorfoik. Virgins.
fh~y have hen tested in mere thsn q thoos,nd
sss~s. With entire sncceSs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

N r~~< gesfsni0afais trers ha@oiic6ed ~ ~
s.-f1litag, thy drorf nnlaesfloasfife Proof
= o<r>< <f<caet u fafs scientific discorerg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
WATCHES.


as- TIIB AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, q
waltham Mass, beg 70 car he attention q the pab
DC 10 thc following emphatic recommendation q Wal
than Hatchos, ~ the leading practical Ns'chmssers
ard Jewellers thrcughout The United ststee Tie en-
tire Hs; . rtEnatnres q - Is gu.te teo leng for
publlssion ia oae advertisements lus De nanes pre-
sen.ed Will be recognized BY taose acquainted with
the Trade ~ being n the highest degree respectable
and influential A. their establishments may si~ - :
81 founi the rsuuine Watces % the conpsnys raan-
ufscturc, IN gres, variety.
Signatures from many cities and towns nOs naiiy
represented n thla st viii appear in fuiure adres-
nseu,cul
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

spruce crssA. Hentlngtoa county. Pa
January j.. 81.
T. O. spsuldsnr. SIR
Toe viii please send ne .~o bexes - year Ceflai-
: 1lss send lAsn irnrne.llsfeiy.
fou--. Respectfully.
Jous +. SIanoxs.
PSI svs u.ei ore tox d Jour pills. AT fn5
tn>r1 excellent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

~ -irsi- hs<sie e srArLnTSG's FRxrkRFr
SiCx ~lil >sTs Zen tinaes ~ co<lEe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

u X = u e Il | Z S
consisting IN part osshs following,
500 Sacks Prime Rio Cofre~:
so Java Coffee.
600 Brl, n. o. Molasscs:
100 sH Molasse.:
100 Hlf brls 8. Il Mols..es.
100 No Nolssses:
$50 Hhds Sugar;
$50 Rrs Clarified do.
20 Crushed do:
SO Granulated %.
80 Powdered do.
So Chests Imperial Tea.
- Gunpowder do.
10 Young Hyson Do.
20 Fine Black DO.
so Tierces Rice;
100 Kegs Nails.
ESQ Bsis Louisville Csmeas.
100 White Fish.
400 Hf Drls do:
100 Trout AMI rick-rel
- Brls Msckcrei.
200 Hif brls DO.
zoe kits Mackerel.
TOO Kegs Holland Herring.
Us Bris Roe Hcrrings;
800 Boxes Favorise Brands Tobacco.
ieso BIB al kinds f'1aor~. VIM. kc
&c. II shsr- sns al sl.s ,r.scle. "a 81, me ~
lratr. ~1il ~ I'D ~ he L,sre-f H7ff.s Prscs
- Fs-r, srsieis -.rr.use =. go .a,i.se''er as
- sslr
g. rUYFRs are iu-ised fo sx~,flss his -ss<k -
forv prrrhasirg si,swtsre
II EuLMAN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15
Mr. spaaldsnx
Sir

Vet ions since sent % yoa for hos = Cephsie
Piis for ,be q he Nervous. Headache snd CO.
nvss><>. and received The same. sad fhey Rad
GOD a. efcc- that Was lIiuced % send fof nore.
risss> s>nf ~ return nail Direct -
A n WHEELER
Ypstlantl. Mich.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

Belle veraan. O.. Jan. Is. CT.
Henry c. spsrilins. ESQ.
Hease fnf en-loxcd INVENTIVE cenfs for whlch
ses.t NE another box of your Cephallc Pills. They
Euly the best ptil. have ever tried. Direct
A. Sr5vrR, p. "
b<ile Vernon. o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

Nasouvslie. Conn. Feb. 6. 81.
nr spsuiting, ST..
-. have tried your Cephaile pills. and fifs ers -
=. Gel hat want yea - ssnd two dollars worih
80 rsrt q n zee for the neighbors, % vhasn
gsvs . f<w ouf q Tie nfst box got rem you.
A. send Tie ri,s ~ mall and obllsc
Your obetlcrt servant
Jswrs Krsxxpr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

H. &. spauitsnz. Ess
VISA or some esrculars or large show hills -
hrfns yo0r Cephshc PHI more particularly before ny
cu~teners II you have anything q the kind, please
-snd
One q ny customers. who IL suhcc; 70 severe Sick
Ne sdsehc. usually lasting days. cured of
attach In one hour by your Pills. which sent her.
Respectfully youn.
w.R. wuKEs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

frer ne T~sascrss. 81 Clcad Ninn<sota.
ayra hs~c eern trcnai~t ~fth Re hcstsche
md 81 . ben. lCephslic Fl.sl. - Inst ycn mss
Asv> them In q an attach.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

lrrlos>f and ave csnss (2Sl for which s<nt
err q -Cephaiic PiIis." Send address al Rev
Wa C. fulsr. Reyroldsburr. Frankln ccnn,y Ohio
rsrr pills vork Ike ehsrm--curs Headache al
instantsr.
Truiy Tcsss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

Reynolisburx. Franklin Co. Ohio.
IsnasFy 0. 81.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

%. 900 Yds LAvELLAs. worth l25ec for61
10000 Yds Fine CHALLIS, 20c for l2h,
Beautiful Travelling and Street Mixtures a;
81 cents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29
From the Special Despatch to the Commercial
Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, March %.

w ASHINGTON, AiiTcH ---'
telegraphed you yesterday, that rumor-
were rife in the city Of disafectiOn in the
Pacific states, and that the secret society
known as the Order of the knights Of the
Golden Circle was believed to be at the
bottom of the movement.
learn to-day, more auth0Tltatively, that
the government has received information Of
plot for revolutionizing those states, and
that at the head of the conspiracy are sever
al prominent Democrats.
1t is also alleged that General johnson and
other army officers were engaged in the
traitorous scheme, the intention Of which
was to precipitptc the Pacific states into the
Southern conlederacy.
1t is thought that the United States troops
will not be withdrawn from Texas, but will
remain to serve Is basis for Union move
ment.
\ rumor prevails this morning that the
Secretary of State, in a letter to the commits
sioners from the Southern Confederation, will
review the entire ground of the misunder-
standing, with the patriotic purpose of re-
storing harmony.
1t will close with a recommend to the
people of all sections of the country to meet
in national convention for a mutual under
standing and arrangement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

EQu1NocrIAL SroEM-A heavy snow storm,
one of the severest Of the whole winter, pre-
vailed on Thursday night and throughout the
day Friday, over large region OF the
country South and East of us, occasioning
serious delays OF trains and mails. The tram
from Boston by the Central route was tour
hours in reaching lowell, with three engines
but after that came along without much
delay. The train by the Rutland route, with
the Boston mail, was all day Friday be-
tween Boston and Fitchburgh, reaching the
latter place at eleven that night, The storm
extended as far South as Charleston. AT
New York the snow was very deep and drift
ed badly. On the line of the Erie Road, it
was the worst storm for years. Along the
Hudson River between one and two feet ol
snow fell at Whitehall one foot; at Boston
and Mortified about a foot; at Keene, \ III.
six inches.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

The following is too good to be lost Il Is
often made subject Of complaint that
ministers Of the Gospel participate in pol!ti-
cal matters. An anecdote of "A Mr.. Field,
who lived in Vermont several years ago,
contains a good reply As the reverend gen
tleman went, at a time, to deposit his vote,
the officer who received 1t being friend and
parishioner, but opposite politics, remarked
II am sorry, Mr.. Field, to see You here.
"Why ?" asked Mr.. Field: Because
said the officer, 'Chrst said his kingdom
was not of this world "IIas no one a
right to vote" said Nlr. Field, "unless he
belongs to the kingdom of Satan 2 This
a once let in ray of light to the darkened
chambers of the oifcer's cranlum, which he
had nev er thought Of before.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

Professor Hayes, state assayer of Massachu,,
setts. says in the Boston Journal that sever4i
cases of poisoning by arsenic that he has no
ticed have been occasioned by particular
color used in the wall paper, and known as
schweinfurth green This color Is also e1-
tensively used in the green paper for boxes,
cards, aud artificial leaves and flowers. Inc
most dangerous use to which it is applled,
however, is for the coloring of confectionery
For paper it is selected on account Of its bril-
liant hue, and for other purposes because OF
its cheapness. lie had seen some wall papers
from which the poison, in dangerous quantl-
ties could, be rubbed off with the least touch.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29
4 You've LADY SECURES AN ArroINTaEs

4 YouNG LADY SECURES AN AFrolNTNENT
FOR HER LovER.-The correspondent of the
n. Y. Commercial says: Among the ap-
nlicants last week was one from young
iady on the Hudson river-at least So report
slys-asking an appointment for her lover
as keeper Of lighthouse, promising that IN
the event of the appointment being made, 1.-The
two would be united and made happy, and
she would assist in attending to the Govern
ment light. Of course, the appointment was
ordered to be made forthwith.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

1t used to be part of Democratic thun-
der to denounce political preachers and their
sermons, but since they have found one Rev
erend gentleman who breaches IN favor OF
slavery, they are giving his discourse wide
circulation. Several democratic organs IN
Ohio, among others the Cr's'S, are publish
ing the discourse of Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke
We would advise the readers OF this dis
course to read also the Sermon on the
Mount OHIO Slate Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

Two men and woman were arrested ID
Chicago last wcol, for having robbed Robert
Shaw, cripple, of one hundred and fifteen
dollars. Shaw had lost leg by railroad
accident, and his friends having raised tue
above sum to enable him to get cork lee, he
had come on to Chicago, for the purpose
At the hotel the men and woman entered ms
room, robbed him of his money, and escaped
but were subsequently arrested, not, howev-
er, until, they had squandered the money
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29
THE FIRE BELL .

The fires at Charleston seem 10 create awe
in the mere mention. The fire bell was rung
twice during my visits and shall never
forget the i'm preston No great damage was 1s
done in either case, but it was agreed on an
bonSs that the incident was becoming more
nonroon laon NJ OF course the abolitionists were
oonIioh. ni,'dnd - be at the bottom of it. My
C!p.o- eouo.u "o,no 70 rouse me. and bid me dress
s,ssTi s - - ~ NV arms her husband bade me
anu iuG "itl, his family while he went to do his
SIo d~iv The mother dressed her children with
~ own hands, and did her best to quiet
tbeir alarms. They asked me what their
cousins did when there was a FIRE, and were
surprised to learn that they had never hap
penedto see one, as their mother and | had not
wakenod them For this was judged to be
verv remiss because" as Lizzie sagely said,
- we never know what may happen"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

How NOT TO DO Ir.-The Washington cor
resnondeut of the Nashville Patriot thus hap
niIv hits of the way in which affairs have
been managed in the Federal Capital
The way the Government gets its work
donc is curious. As an illustration, you ana
vour family meet in convention of the whole
and authorize the construction OF a hen-coop
in vour back ward. You at once appoint me
snnerintendent of the work, putting a thou
s,nd or two dollars in bank Tor me to check
on. get you to appoint my brother-inIiaN llN
chef engineer. | appoint two Oh my olo.noI'
assistant surerintendents, and my brother
in-law appoints two OF his brothers as5i9'-
ant cncinecrs-all at your expense. We buy
each Of Us a fast horse and buggy, anu liNe
around town, drink hot cocktails and play
billiards, until the bank deposit gives out,
when we make out printed report Oh 80
paces, furnishing you complete toPo9raph-
zeal survey of your back yard ana 'asI
amount of statistical information with regard
10 the number of hens you are likely to nave
for the next 40 years. W e wlnd up tne re,
mort with the announcement that the sue ol
the hen-coop has been selected, and cail i0r
another appropriation TO prosecute the WORK
| which We assure you VIII NC uoho Wv" 70
or" You place another thousand OF Two
in bank, and We employ 200 hands at : d
dav, to transport 70 cents worm Oh lunhoei
! (which costs you under our management
| about ten times that many dollars) 10 the
nlace of operAtions, which requires about .
months. In the mean time we drive around
and 90 on vigorously with the liquor and
the billiards. We then come up with ano'n-
er report and demand for another approprl'
alton. With this we yet the walls of the strue-
ture up, and with one or two more aP9g[Jpii.
ations, and a great many more cocA-'i..' I ~
and billiards, we get the thing covered in,
aud at the end of II months, which we very
appropriately style our fiscal year. W, we
put put you in possession Of ten-thousand-dollaI
hen.eoop that any negro carpenter would
have been glad to knock up some Saturday
afternoon for suit of your old clothes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

cas-, and I'll come and lire ,cih YoU ~ then,
ringing the bell, said to the servant who an
swered it, "Let out this gentleman > he's
too good for me - and then, turning to Wis
itor, who was much amused. said, as the
man made his exit, "Conceited, impudent
puppy soon sent him off, soon sent HIM
off 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

The OswegoPa7adium says one hundred ami
ffty table spoons, spoons and diuing forks,
all of silver or silver plated, were found lately
in the-woods short distance south OF Judge
Ludlow S residence IN that city, on the farm
of Mr.. J. C. Ro5gers. Mr.. Rodgers had built
a fire against the root Of tree, and saw the
silver shining in the ashes. Some of the
articles are marked IN. NJ and others
''M." They were rolled up in a table cloth
and black fr0ck coat, which were much de
cayed The articles seemed to have been
thrust under the root Of the tree, and earth
thrown over them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

GOODRICH Co., who opened a shop at
No. 5 Bank-Block the other day, for the sale
of cheap jewelry, were brought up before
Justice French Thursday, on charge of sell
ling without license. The Justices decl-
sien was given for the defendant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

The WAR QUEsTIoN.-The following par
agraph from the Southern 6. C.) Guardian
illustrates the means used at the South to
create hostility against the North
In Vermont, general order was sent recently
10 all the volunteer military companies, to ascer-
tain ,rI7 Of fFsT members u0Hid be ready at mo-
msBtS wlrniEg 70 march on the South and TO expeI
all such as we're not willing to 10 so. 4 few we're
found who refused to bear in a war against
their southern brethren but their places rcre more
than sug7tsf bv others rho arsfed far tbe ci0od Of
siqueiolIers. In one instance a Lieutenant re-
signed, rather than join in So unh0ly n crusade,
when he s formally presented with wooden
sword in derision and contempt. In the Mexican
war when all the ~tites were cilicl on for yOlun-
teers to ght foreign foe, Tra'2at sent soldiers
to ksr co,frys battles. But noc shs IS ready 70 fur
NH enough Of them ~ slaUgHer those ubon she
claims 70 be hr clra eoanfrymeH aaa 5rothers'
This Is pure fiction so far as we have any
Information, from beginning to end. We do
not believe any such order was ever sent TO
the volunteer military companies OF Yer
mont, or that any such assurances were ever
received from them. Vermont did send sol
diers to the Mexican war, and they did their
full share OF fighting against the enemies OF
the country ana we venture 10 say tilaI
there are not ten men in all Vermont who
have the slightest wish tor war,-or who
''thirst for the blood Of Shareholders. 1t is
by just such Misrepresentation of Northern
sentiment that tie great mass Of the people
in the South are cxasperat-d and led 70 par
ticipate in the secession moyemen5.-N. y
Times.
Ofcourse the statement cf the GaqrdiHa
is totally false. but no more 50 than a hun
drcd others which have been made for Polit-
zeal effect about VEuuoar We have seen
Just as false and absurd statements IN some
Of the democratic papers Of our own State,
and no doubt we shall see them again hy
scores.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

A troupe of Indians who were exhibiting
in W est Troy last week .werebadly swIndled oy
their agent who ran off with the entire pfo-
ceeds of the entertainment, amounting 70
between thirty and forty dollars not ieaylRg T2g
them enough to pay their hotel bills. The The
nooT creatares could speak bnt very little
English and as they rushed abont the streets,
N nnrsnit of the recreant agent. there was
~ 10 I;ttls sensation produced. We suppose
everybody cried, "1.o, the poor Indian.
Gov. Pickens of South Carolina has been
defeated in suit he brought in New York
city, to recover $3.50, the value OF baggage
containg wearing apparel and a musical IN,
strument, which, it is alleged, were lost
through the negligence of the North Atian,
tic Steamship Company.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29
TIE COLD SHOULDER.

paid Winter visit TO my sister, for fam
ily reasons, and made such speed in trsv-
cling, thst she could not stop me on my
way, when she and her husband wished 1t.
One of those sudden alarms, or quarrels un-
der which South Carolina has repeatedly
menaced secession, reached at onco such
height, that my relatives would gladly have
warned me not to come within reach of sus-
plcion and possible insult. could not but
see from the moment of entering the State,
that had listeners, always at my heels at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

George P. Marsh, Who has received the
appointment to Sardinia. is not only n
statesman well ycrscd in affairs but one of
the most accomplished and comprehensive
scholars the country has produced. There
is a peculiar fitness in sending such a man
to retresent the United States abroad ; and
the largeness and Iiberality Of his political
views make TIE choice Of Sardinia specially
aprropriate. While he was resident minister
to Turkey he rendered great service to the
cause of civil and religious liberation in the
Turkish empire. lie also won much fame
hv his course in Greece in 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-29

The New-York O5srrer has not been ac-
cused of anti-slaveryism hitherto, but to stand
bv the Union is to be reckoncd an abolition
st in the southern confederacy II ow, or such
journal would mover get such letter as
tins from one Of its southern subscribers
We cannot sustain q paper that iuculcates
opinions and doctrines 50 hostile to the IN IN
t5rcsts of the South You support the
Crittanden resolutions, which are mere milk
and water. You make great gloridcation
over Etheridge's, Clemens's, Gllmer $ ana
Johnson speeches in CongresS--men who
are all traitors to the South, and to their
constituents. You are great / mon men, but
we can perceive the cIorcn foot You are
black republicans, Lincolnites, and aooll-
tionists in disguise. AdIcu.