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Disasters, &c.

ss FKsscsco April Jorhe ship Syren ot6oston Green.
Ia beating ,h hsrbor the 2h Inst ~ pilot board
nrueA bile Rock which caused her 70 eek bsdiv. she
tow.d the wharf and ettlrd 10 the mud with the lower
hold m Of water With the aid Of steam 'onp thsy have
been able 10 discharge -.
Te ship. hom Aeyolk and Boston have nssed thsh ear.
a than the Msny ID shp. have sssp
tber s days. and |, feared they ibfDy csu&sa
before taAir q 10 cargo. ~
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DROPOsALs For ARMs.-sealed

Proposals will be received At Springfield III. be
the eleventh h day Of June ct by the under
signed Commssioners the part Of the State Of Illinois for
furnishing delivered 1t Spr shed ILL., the following and
equipments: $500 -
snet yesh bundredth (+c inch csiber 3ineh length Of
bar el
q Oo) two thousard Minnie Rifles with sword bsyoness
Sfy eight hundredth (58) och csber % inch length OF
ku ell The barrels be rifed with three twist in
sY the lands and to be equal Zach part 70 be
equal all respects to the standard required BY the nited
se and be subjected to the teEs IN use BY said
Government
To each musket and rife driver with cone-wrench
eiper; tompion aud spare cone.
10 each Is TWEEN hvcl muskets and rides scew
sprirg vice iumber and wire punch
u 900 Cartridge boxes
soo scsSssd. Ad'psed to the ab0vs standard Of arms
The Commissioner. the h, 70 reject any proposal
The under the law 90 cent dcsey
u Ter completion Of contract
Address - - -, . .x.,, ma.
JAS. II. STOKES
JOHN TILISON, >Commisdoners.
WIN. SHEPHARD.)
springfsld H., Nay i8, 1851.
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n1ater-Gure.

VNVALIDS and their friends, who wish to retire
from the present oil Of cities mud pessan, and Peace
~ DR. @tEDEs WATER-CURE, AT FLORENCE.
the OF Northampton, one oil the heainest ard
hsndsomes ontsin regions Of Western ssssehu.e The
s,shret Is large and comnlodou and managed with the
utmost orde and neaness The Doctor Is the oldest disciple
ofPis.niz and has nearly thirty Of experce The
terms made those whose circumstances dc not
permit them present crisis to pay the regular prices Of
nom { to BIB per week. Address =.
DR. MUNDE, Florence Massachusetts.
DEEKSKILL WATER-CURE at Peekskill,
i n y conducted by D. A. G0RT0N, a. d.
Plrs.ant accommodations for Summer BosrdeTs .
Citv Raf,rescss-The Hon. JOHN u. SCEObES, No. >
Beeiinans r. HARRIS esq, No. Sos Brosdwsy CliAS
4 NOBLE esq, No. ~ sptuceTt
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proposals.
u. S. Posr-0FFIcR DgPARTsEST, I
WlxurNtToS NAV Is 1861.

u. \. fNsr-OFflCB
WAsRISeTos, May Is, 1851
PROPOSALS for CONVEYING the MAILS of
the UNITED STATES from yuls 1901 to July 1865 on
q se cc"se 'V Once Of ID his 6spai%sn Dn p the
bsh Of JgneDext 20 be decided by the fonowing dy
No s Poss stsSn ion at NE e9IIsr % S iIOS S ss
s sso@ be- At sS SS s No. s Station D. No =
House aud station No 43s GTsnd back TO the
hon the following order viz. b, d. F. g. + and back
o. the Post Office the entire tips avesgns about - eseo
lea ing Post Office Nassau st al thelsst at p M
6ee sitlin hour The 20 be performed with
foRM OF fRoPosAI, GTARANTY AND CERTIFI
PROPOSAL
The ondersgned, =, whose postofice address is---,
Ssspy STATE sGP9'ei 10 0os to Ga ss'I & s on as Route
Me Postmaster General dated May u.s. 1861 for the annual
D..d ''''''
The unSrsisnsd residing ~ - State of -, undertake
. foregoing bid for csryns the mail on Route No l.s
= Tie s cay c Jolly Ss -ner required Obligation
contract 10 perform the service proposed with good aud ui
DO understanding di:incy .hs obligations and Iisb
efsSsii' 6ss.i Il July i'"
The urdersgoed, Postmaster at - State ef -, cert
& an I hi. -s Of ocs h' he . ths sSs sS0,s
snske good their guaranty
INSTRUCTIONS.
CONTAINING CONDITIONS INCORPORATED IN TIE con-
TRACTS TIE EXTENT THE DEPAkIsESr kAf DEEM
No psy win be mad, for trips performed; aud for each
Of such omissions Satisfactorily explained three times the pay
Of the trip be deducted For arrivals far behind tune az
beak with depending mails aud no. sncienuy
excused onefouL Of the compensation for the tip subject
90 forfeiture. -,
Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly
end satisfactorily e1p by certificates Of Postmaster Of New
York Ealing arrive f CONTRACT
for neglec;fng TO tk the mail from deliver It Into
kranch ptncsp office for suffering II 10 be wet in
3 The may snnu the contract fCT repested
ures sereeaby for violating the Post Once
fng discharge carrier when required by the Department
- 90 conveying liable matter out Of the mail
The order Increase IN the num-
Der Of stations tp by allowing therefor pro rata increase
He change the schedules departures
without incTesse Of provided the running time
he not abridged The General cUriE
service IA whole Ia part rata decrease
allowing months extra compensation on the smoupt
spened with whenever in bis opinion the pubc inerss
sue change he desires to supersede BY de
cnt grade OF transportation .
Payments will be made by collections IRON OF drafts on
aer the pTsion Of each quarter
Sy 10 February May, August, and November
bid the last day and hour named with
guaranty by certificate to the sum
cannot be considered in competition
with regular proposal res Bonsble In amount.
Of bid In Of ia essential terms Ia ants
osoun bid and be received TO Interfere
with regur competition se the last hour set Tor reeeng
bids Making bid with guaranty and certificate IL the
snly modify previous bid.
Ml8 2aw4w h- BLAIR PostmssteI General
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Reeeipes Of Produce.

NAY 7I-l.l3 bba Flour 37 do. WHISKY, is7 s6a bssh
Wheat bush. Com, l6 08 bush Osts S DO hye t>S
pKx. Prosson. so do Ashes $40 do and es4 kegs Lard
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Netp!pork DAILY @ibmate
LATER FROM THE ISTHMUS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION.


The United States mail steamer Champion, Capt.
seabury, from Aspinwall May l6, arrived on Friday
morning, with California mails, specie, and passengers
She had strong northeast gales nearly all the way
The following is the specie List per steamer Cham
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spALDING's PREPARED 0LUE
SAVE rhE PIECES.
DisPsrCHl

vrc .ouy, '"' DisP sTCHl
~ ST rcH TfsE Saws Nise al
ha % a hgyg ~ sr.n d a-re9thfteo d" fHs tis
vr, .f.h TO LA,- sonie rd con eiahi way fr
psIiif z Yun TOYS Croc.ers, Ae-,.n ,,,p
ALDlN - rhEfAHED rL.
.a all s,rb ,nrr,rd. -nd housh I'd can saod 10 be
,han,, 4, IN. sIs. =. .ndN 20 he :, 4 sny point
80 III = !, Il. 80 = e,eh TILE P,iee. os,ta
b-A 'iush see0hp1i'e ItF%rY e sPALDisO
Haa'0'' ke. Is CseaIst Ne~.fork
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cAIrFIONi

Ascertain unprncipled per arc 70 palm 9a o.
the specd spubI iloi sio, M 80, - h 'i'o
sse that the III, nGni-, , ,orp.urn airy A..
4. a. ,h. ii. wrappsr M Osrs sriScsg s0usf0A
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ssrpcg CREEK, Hun,itfdon {

ssrpcs CREEK Hunht sdon Co, Pa, Jan. IL, ian.
II. @. spAiDrSs.
9iH: -,
Won viii place .end two bores o yon Cephahc fol&
PstA them inlmefsi.iv
Resp<cifiiy yours, $50 - .,,,o.,
Ps-It~,s ned one Dor Of yoor Pills, and and ,ssn
usAenL
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HAvsa,oxp. Pa, Feb 0. is5l
Mr.. BrALpfsa.

6rHi . - -
v,,h Won 70 -td bor NJ vonr Ceohsic ris
ks,e received great 4. al of b,n.h from 'h'm
Yours r~-,erifle.
MARY ANN sTOIKHoUsE
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TIE rOr,Dwryo ENDORSEMENTS oy
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT 4
srrEpY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
A. these sIrpon,als ,s nnsoHted Nv w., spALr,va they
saord opau. rahl- rrc>f ~ 'h~ sficisncy Of thh
yuly Scientific D'coveTy
MAsosvrLLK Conn, Feb S, 1867.
Mr. SPAIDfss.
fhsve tried your Cepbaic Pills. and n Ike hea reI that
wsn YOU 10 send me dolArs worth
Pst If these for the neh5or to whom few out
ofthe hr-t Dor got fro you.
eend the Pulls BY mall, and obhge, 49,
Your obi servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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BILL, vgsyox. Ohlo Jsn. IS. 1851.

BztlS NgRHoS. Ohin Jb. 10 'pI
Fv~s1 G. sP.Lpiss 90. ,,,
p...e 6nd Inc-ea sn,.fve cen's. for which sf m-
.oh. ho, Of Won, CephAiio Pis rhey dy tas bess
~, ''' 4. STO'T,R ",
D" FsBe Nsruop wysDdOt Co O
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IN EITHER SEX,

Ard s sy-s We ~i her adj the Nan the yonna
ris tho nor. advanced IN yss tssr pills. nrw
d.rr nnd- sorh ines kc of thosc alec
tions, Apo,ying the cause nj their rri.'c,c-.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.


c,TATEN NIsLANDFERRY, foot OF COurtlandt-st
y FARE ;, SIX CENTS THOMAS HUNT.
nhe sseamsI P;s, NJ ~ 100, Of co1d for NsSBs ton
saus naiboI fsetoysle Port RehSo1s a G E'" on sun
DAY at and 10 g. M. l;3O, ., snd p. IN ,,. s Nan.
Y B.--The encsmpmeuti IS within 'aof' ''''""V' " '
Brighton --------
CUNDAY BOAT for FORT h SCHu1 y Lit o.
- steamboa. MAY FLOWER. every SUNDAY. for fort
sebn,ep CITY sand New Rochelle, snd Glen Cove leaving
yse at $3.50 M Dea9cey,,,, 1 hs ,fterSoopi '
CIYD1Y MORNING BOAT for HAvER-
~ sTB sW-Tbe steamer METAMORA le4yos per foot Of
Isys,. every SUNDAY MORNING, at a m, making ,he
o:Ss oss' iapdiDes ds
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. r.
ras oS 2s ssioa For wiams6ds
"H'e i''i''' D'''' ''''' JOHN bURchLi h~'I sqpi.
STEAMER METAMORA-Fcr Yonkers, Hast
- ns DObb Ferry Nyeck R. Lake Sing Sing and haye,
d, Gsiyia r S'' ,GD a cn FhbxY and Sing IsG sas ' on
ss:s5 + o. TIP p'''''' '' '
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL SPRING ARR ,NGBMENT- ( hsnge Of Terminus and
ger Trains will arrive and take hgI departure from the Com
psrS' New Depot AZ bunters p tut. , .., -. -.
N.s.Yof At n for Greeppor !? for syo.set $50
YsF hsus, 49o for syO'et $3.50 p M o' Farming
Ps,,eTss. S1 TO- or Hempesd leave m n ao 4'0. sna
Ps.sesers for Jamaica leave 70 m, $50 4;9o S''
Tr,in. lesve Hunters Point arrival Of FeV Boat from
James slip aod 94hs Ferries
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--For ALBA
NY and TROY, coNNEcTiNGWlTHr TRAINS NoAih
and " FT9m E1n CbsmbsrSst' Prom sOth,,.
E,press and n a. M and T25 125 No. and 1855 and
a, sd sb.uy~h deep lCiS Ia Sundays incudod
sSSs :' tPan n tm s;a5 m and nO aud 4as
~ 3 ard p IN Pm
Peet.1in tsip. 5:SoP N s;s; $50 p, m: Am and a..
sirg Slug tran $3.50 and ol9 a. M and 4'io ane va"
a:l5 ard 4:3OPm Pm
E'hAill train '%' gniHn III Superintendent
rHROGs NECK.-Steamer MASSACHU-
sET win sop s6oye on Ssr P. q sS bS HsTG9, SATR lf1s
i9g Jsms SIP 9r the PsiTsnt ,s THsSsY Tt RsbaY
AZ sATtiRDAY AFTERNOONS commencing Early in May
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.-
" From Of Courandt cOnne.tios at ns,np9o JSne,
fassn ss Si@ 1S RsIS hsn vsts s
sdS1e1 SstHG line 70 Commencing MAJ 5 G
Hns wmrs Vi .I EssiGn A'-'s f'
W. NJ, Tn.pSAis m for Easion Water Gap Scranton,
osa. SsaS aaoreT nsfo1 Es.tcn Nsnch Chunk Williams
port, Reading, Potisyle, Harrisburg S%pA,t. Anep,ovn
NJ THKorGH TRAIS-fof Las'on' DC Nei' Vs.
ana $40 s'f.ia r NJ 5S Way rnArS-FOr somervils ps
Hsburg Psbugh and the West Sleeping Car' IRON Jer
ssv. y s.I .IS yoR HlRssuxa-Tbe Express Train
froul kew.l ork arrives susburg At ~ connect Es
IA ys,, on pnnsvvsria Centcs Railroad Northern Central
Rsrord North and South and with the Cumberland sy
'rnprTsB FrPRyss TRAN THr Wxsr-An Express Tram
,.,ye New.York a. 70 p ~ dtly lsmdays rcePted max
e. o onson AZ Ieirisbu yi,h Penny yvsnia kais DAD
h no change OF Pittsburgh and bat one TO
and Chicago Three hours time l. saved by ahi1s ms en
passengers arriving at ANY point west saie he % '"o'e
Al s or IN bv other routes a., -. ~. W.
from PIER No North River 20 md il-OA m 5;.O f2'
$50 p IN. ,,,,,r,.. -. .-.-~ A..
e.eb wsv JOHN y. SfEBho, Superintendent
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pxvERIy. Mss, Dec ~, is1a
N q. ertfDiso, p,q.

n g. erLfDfyo,P Psq. ,,, a. 49, =
c.o,,s pg mo,- n.-e,i, ~ hef - rn..omers W yM
h... a., ,hins of III hed rl-a.es nd - re.
On. d m, who u uh-c, ~ sewers .'s ueaten
tr.i, i., cared Of 81 attack Ia os hur oy
your FiIis v hLeh ssr, her
w y. WILKES
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6e' mbo!o' iiemcNics.

II
A WFUL CRIFICESI
DISEASEii
DEATH-DEATHi
AWFUL SACRIFICESi
AWFUL SACRIFICESi
DISEASri DEATH
DiSEASEi DEATHi
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DIsEAsEi
VouR-slFrHs POUR FIrrHs
FOUR FIFrUs FOUt-FIFTHi
OF he dies-s which You've aid M n.e eer a."
:pd'o 1hchs Human Family subject have their 'ssin
oENERATlvE ORGANS
GEvERATIvE ORGANS
Asns hom Habns OF Dissipation tIcs-ses, nduxenoes
MARRIED AMI i SINGLE LIFE,
MARRIED Avn 'IyGLE LIFE,
on ABrss rItsg oRGsss
T' the ~ uon Of the enn"n' of tie Hed'es Fseuky
- tlseut public Auons whieh diseases Will b~ foana
CONSUMPTION.
ErILEpTIC FITS
GRAVEL oaorsY.
LANGOa.
NERVOUSNESS
U.ts>r,si i4,.rtud. Of A Muscular sy'tr-,
Dns~. Of p'~oa
Ispotesey ssd hmm,
Psaid covur.aaee.
s,u, Stomach. ssk Hesda1as'
Rscse rls,A ar, &C.,
lAryxp ~ BLOOD
MARRIED PERSONS,
MARRIED PERSONS
Oh~rv. s,r,--ets Phy.t C"r'nrpiior h'-~Ht
ery y, misccastrns hr n~-1'ns; ht' he frsn-n""
viii h< ria1@ evident ci~s whr' The - rt
md-v~ c-n.e IL 10 . rrqurins o. hy co n'ion'
N vour,eves rom ~ 81 vh-" sn"thr' ch"s' MAMIE"
Fptnr ~ the suf rings ro"- ~ic'r~
tn. f,Inv chs s, vcnr.-ve, sdvs Punish aye. even
the hand d.si- .nd the ei still eIi''s 'm our
HosprrALs-AsY1tns-PR
uO.PrTALs-Asy L LirMs-PRIsONs,
And be-~ he convinced ofp. We cou'ed 'ha' d
ouIr N. lid II -dn~ 20 sllsy a. passion 'n'"ne
tn. or ipa.nm.iion from wh.,.vsi sAl'e orsnsins
All Affection, 9th. SEXUAL ORGANS
~ EITHER SEX. ~ ETHER SEX
IN ETHER SEX IN ETHER SEX,
Ard s .v-s W. ~ her- .dI'o the yonus Nan the youna
ris tho advanced IN ysss tss- inof- p'' rrw
derr nrds .orrh ines Tot those alec
sions, .powing the nj their -Si''e,e"
TAKE HELasoLUs EyTn ,Cr HUcHu.
NO FAMILY ssoULD re WITHOUT IT.
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Bniloins Elaicrials.

EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY, apply at the.r Yard,
l2hst and lothsv to q. FuIMAN Aseu EO.T
CeaTtlsBdt-st, ~ Y.
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spALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
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RTryoIp,puEsB. franklin c., Ohio,
Janusty 9, 1861.

RTyyoI pspuEsH. Franklin c., Ohio
January g. ls6l
NxxrY G. srsIprSs
Nc % Ceda'st " Y.
DEAR Sin.
And v.i,.6ve 2S). 70, whirh re-d box
sr,phssc r." s.rd IN ,dd'rs' OF Rev M T. Ffer Key
pniS.hsrr Prsntlr Co Obi. -.
Your fls h.e eh@rncu'- hesdsche Smor '"aS'e'
' wM C. FILLER
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~ A ,,nsls hottie sS sPhLnrNH's PREPARED QUE
Sln ave t-p iria 1 = ~ an eN IL
SDAInING,S pREpARE.D GI.IJEi
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OF Narcotics ard ether stmul.i's.
F-o ihI. f,e, IL hs. proved .nn.n,y snoresf In the,e
., nv, ~, of n-rvoa. t-npo-.0-nt shsg Hs s-i~"~y
L.h. .nd ~ spnlic- In t. hsn-s. t.pTy pufsaA
snd O. MN uI-it c.n air. aud s tsten by
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'ERrIEJ or ruE DIosMA CRENATA

ws,, koou1 o. hsek hnndra ,fsr and i,s r-cihv
,A ~, on the Meats. nd h,-s Powers sfoken ~ 10 the
h.,, ,rru- hv eptt tos n The present Nd
e.nt amour si h- found Sbss-prnrr. kvron,
cad aib~fs ..ns ia ~" ucfs1us md Priaei syr-m
Z On, n,-r atom tower. fr NKANlN IfS. lie -f
~c,s s more p...iBs AHd does no, dpr,ss nsnes
.-tla
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PRIV, N. vrsminer Norfolk. Va
c.,h,lo PHI .-carr h for which they were made,
-. Cuy. of I,a ,ads1 n, I'm all H. forms
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TAKE HELasoLUs EyTR, ,Cr BUc,
TAXI HELHBNLfT% EITN VT NUJHU'
NO FAMILY ssOULD re WITHOUT IT
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PpyPAHgp ACCORDING 70
PHARMACY ANB CHEMISTRY,
.MILY SHOULD re WITHOUT 1T

pFFsCriRyp sSr rsSr nv
~. emne-t Ply ei.n. ,ndnej sni r,oom-rfei ~
~ S'ae.. irf-~s tho
p. I'D O. evccrc- Of tl. mot r..
sDc r-srcn.ih. character ior inp c m Is NJ
PAINT SO'rRUN Il /. .lv-n!-d hDc'.ly snd u. has
l. urfi' and d-p>rdx -. orer our pfs arm ~
hr .ecsd aud Hun lhty with entire confidence
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PRIV, IN. vssuiner. Norfolk. Va
C.rhso ps .corr ih eve a ec' for which they were made
viz: euro Of B,sdsehe In al ~ forms
From the Examiner Norfolk. Va
They hsve been tested ia than thou AID cs'e WIN
entire success
F,m m. Dem,c-,i O.. Clo1a Nnn
have been ouhle' sih the "raaros s~nn
eph.e fs that you may nsvo tbsi 40 case Of Al
sitsrt
From the .dvetL-r Prov'derce IT,
TIE Cephsic Pills -sad To he -'ems s.i ciec'ns fsns
e. tie Head che and o tie s-rv o. ' na' very nsue"'
uiplsin, " hich hs, ever been hi'oov'isd
Prom the ws.,ern n. r. G,zs'ts Chicago III
We heartily indorse Mr sp 's and ha unhvsed CephAp
Pin.
FROM the KsnSuh, Valley s'"; Esn'vhs Va
We thar sun, ng win TIC hrscscne VINO
Try them viii stick TO theu
P,ou the s,u,bem Pam iadsr New.0lelns, a.
Try them yon tir lifted snd snr. TIA, ya7r
tes ADDED the esy unercs LID. that has TO
c.ived bsLs6s that other Tetici' o tn proddc"
From IA, c. Loui. Democr,,.
The immense demand fo The sier iCephso PiuD rapidly
nciessinE
From tha o a. tta, Dsy.npor. lows
xr epsd.ns void ~. 'ec his ~ib Arcie ts
did bot kaoto o. possea cai merit
From the Adveri.-r provt rnce. Y
The-stimory ifheI favor is strong nom th' 's fe'p's
bequNrrn.
From The Daily Ness N~ep,r ri
CeIhalo Pub taSiHg the p',c- Of al III ia
Pom the numerical Baie'iu Bo.toa. Mass
Said 10 be yery ehcdcicg- i'r the ttaftchs
From be Conner - CiHcinua l. Ohio.
SuI.ril hutaEui.y now BE- relieved
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The urdersig0ed Postmaster at -, State ef -, certi
% Office thst he is scqusDted vfh the chow
and them to be men Of property and able
inake good their guaranty.
Dated
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YP,IuASTI, Mich Jan. u, 1881.

YPutASrI Mich Jan. u, 1851
~. sr,iDNo.
NJ .,n, to.yau hr of rcrh.l'r Ps fr the
,p,e of rynu. .sd-rhs sd ro.y'ness snj -
snd they hsa good effect ha VA Induced 70 send
PLA.e .,nd By return Of uAn Di,ec, r. ia,,,,,r,
YpslaDti Mich
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..-.. s,.-.4 Z. At
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18

Slaveryis not sin. Read the BIble--with
your own plain Interpretation, IL you are be-
lever In Revelation--and you will see that
Moses and the Israeltes, Christ and Paul, did
not so consider it. All this is fully Get forth in
sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke, in Brook.
lyn' on the 9th Of December last. Get that
and read It, Ifitisa an evil, II is an evil for US,
and leave us to grapple with It, IL is a mere
question of politics and economy We feel full.
ly able to manage it, II we are not disturbedby
outsiders. Wethink it blessing to white and
black here We don't think at all whether il
is an evil with you. That Is none Of our BUSH
ness. You can deal with II as you choose, but
just let US alone with it. Anybody who can put
two ideas together must know that we are as
much bound to it as Mazzeppa to the wild
horse. Come what may, there Is no riddance.l
We dissolve the Union-and it is forever dis
solved, be assured-to get clear of Yankee med.
dlesomeness and Puritanical bgotry say this,
being half Yankee and half a Puritan. We
absolve you. by this, from all the sin of slavery,
and take upon ourselves all Its supposed sin and
evil, openly before the world and in the sight of
God. Let us alone. We shall make no war on
you. Let US work out our salvation In our own
way. We agree that you shall do the same
And let me tell you, my dear cousin, that If
there is any attempt ct war on the part of the
North, we can sonndly thrash them on any field
Of battle; and not only that, we can give them
over to Jean Jaques, and leave them to manage
that. r.q . 4..
We know our strength. Why, we export
over two hundred millions of produce, which
the world eagerly seeks and cannot do without
A SIX months failure of our exports to Europe
would revolutionize every existing Government
there, as well as at the North. AL knou It.
The North exports some sixty millions, in COM
petition with the European producers Why,
the North without our custom for it's manuiao
lures, and our products for its commerce and
its exchange, is neither more nor less than the
poorest portion Of the civilized world. To that
1t has come on an ,rtidel and abstract idea.
would say much more, but my eyes fail me
utterly. Can you decipher this7 a u.
Yours, affectionately, 7'
J. H. HAMMOND.
Mrs. F. H. PRATr, Schenectady, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-18
The Great Eastern.

IN,
Inc directors Oh the Great ship Company had
compi leo report that was to be presented to
the sharenolaers az apuplic meeting to be helc
at the Lonaon Iayern on the 18th nit. They
congratulate the shareholders that the trial trip
to New YORK was made at loss OF only E344
ocu' AS eApiaineu IN tneir previous report, it
was their intention to have despatched the ship
on second voyage TO New ork on the 18th
Of octooer last, pqt after considering the re-
qnirements oiNne BOARD Oh trade Tor one voyage
only, ana tne very imperfect state OF the decks
iala uown Dy mr. :; ocott russell under his con-
tract, tae uirec.ols, WIN tne adyice and concur
renee ol some VI sne largest prophetors' whom
tney invitsu 70 concur Win them on the subject,
aoanuoaeu ,han in,enuon. lney tnen reduced
tne stan anu al o.ner expenses as much as pos
sioe, anu ~ pfoSeeueu WIN tne alterations and
repairs Inc bearing Oh Ine screw SHAFT was far
the most serious TASK ny tne very skillful ar.
rangemenss, tne necessity ot removing the shaft
from the snip was overcome. and the work has
made s9cn progress as to leave no reasonable
doubt OF It's satisfactory completion, together
with the ieed pumps 70 the paddle boilers recon
mended oy the Board OF Trade, in the ensuing
month. Inc man deck has been sheathed with
IA inch boards over layer OF tarred patent
fel., thus forming double deck. The di.
sec,ors pe.eve Una. oy these means the