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PrrrsBuRsH, Jan. II. 1850

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For the Whiskers and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure In announcing Q the
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Arency for and are now enabled to offer to the American
public the above justly celebrated and wordrenowned
article. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-23

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of he Kidneys
and ali diseases arising from dsordered Liver or s1o
ach Dyspepsia Heartburn, Inward Piles Acdlsy or SlC1
pain or swimming in the head Pa ation Of the Heart
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach Sour ErucanonS
Choking or sunocang feeling when lying down Drvnes'
ward Peyers Pain in the small Of the back chest or side
Sudden Flushes Of Heat Depression OF Spirits, fngnuu
Dreans Languor, Dependency or any Nervous psease
sores or Botches on the Skim and Fever and A9ue oI
Ohilla and PeyeT.)
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The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
Berdan, Col. Of the sharp-shooters.

Berdan, Col. of the Sharp-ShOOters.
The following anecdote is told of Colonel
Berdan, who was always an expert shot. Ma
ny years ago he was talking with a friend in
| the bar-room Of an inn at town on the Ken
lucky side of the Ohio. In the room was also
one of. those bowie-knife bullies who infested
the South and the West--a man who had
made himself dreaded wherever he'was known
by his readiness to- pick aquarel, and his skill
with the knife, the rife, and the pistol, This
man, stepping up to Mr.. Berdan's friend, said sale
| he wanted to speak to him.
! b"Wait moments was the reply. And the
interrupted conversation went on. l,i ad
| Soon the bully stepped up again, and laying
his hand on the shoulder of his acquaintance,
said, in tone of half banter, half earnest:
""J-=-, when | tell you want you, eA--
4 peet you to come" -
Certainly, certainly but Mr. Berdan was
talking about his invention and it was SO In
teresting that" .,,.. ~ gr-r-,s -, Ign.
"Oh, d-n those Yankee inventions. And
the scaly fellows who come to sell Them" 81
The words were hardly we'll spoken, when
the speaker was flying backward over huge
4 open stove behind him, being constrained
thHeto by awell-delivered blow between the
eyes from Mr.. Berdalis right arm. There was
\ a.tumult at once the men threw themselves
II between the inventor and an Immediate death.
\ They informed him, however, that he would
probably have to fight. Bertlan replied that
| he was not a fighting man, but he should not
brook an insult. He was challenged in due
form, and accepted, naming as his weapons ri.
hes at two hundred yards. The terms suited
!, his opponent exactly" but he wanted to wai
: few days till he recovered the use of hi
t eyes, Mr. B. was accommodating. But thu
: blow was so well planted that recovery wa
0 rather slower than was expected I; and mean
d while long EXPECTED rife match came off il
g the neighborhoda, which was to decide tn
n merits of two ival manufacturers--one o
whom was the famous Wesson. Wesson ha'
d undertaken to produce a man who, with hi
h rife, could beat Rimmock, a great shot, who's
6 remarkable feats. had brought the, rival gu
o into general favor To make the story shor
4 Wesson's.champion proved to be Mr.: Berdal
:, who, on three trials of ten or twelve sho
: each, at two hundred yards, not only bei
,r Dimmock on every trial, but made the grca
h est rife shooting on record in this country
l. His name of course, was, in that place, at on
ID in everybody's, mouth; but the hub OF II
rtl whole affair was, that be soon received me
n- SAGE from his challenger that it was hard
ut worth while for him TO wait the recovery
NJ the damaged eve. and that ne ngnt cynsI ~
oil the challenge as withdraw. And SO ended IL
il only duel and the only rifle match In whic
4 Colonel Rerdan was engaged ,ls2lEe syrd 4
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

~ II. al .sfgs "a q
WHAT THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER SIG-
K1F1Es The following description Of the
significance Of the different parts of the Amer
ican flag will be interesting to many Of our
readers. It was written by a member OF the
committee appointed to design q flag for the
Young Republic, when. the matter was before
that body, and recently Reproduced by A. d.
Street, Esq, in lecture on the battle OF Sara
toaa:ssY rgaF 53l,a1 sB.ao735 o Fn a7'2 ligoF'
The stars of the, new Aag represent the
new States rising in the West. The idea was
taken from the constellation Lyra, which in
the handeaf 0rpheus signifies harmony. The
Eblue in the field was taken from the edges @
! the Covenanter's banner in Scotland, signiti
can't of the league covenant Of the Unitet
ICelenies against oppression, incidentally in
yolving the virtues Of vigilance, perseverance
,ssnd , ana Justice. The stars were disposed of IN
circle; symbolizing the perpetaityi of th
4 Union the ring, like the fcrcling serpent
i the Egyptians, isignifying eternity. The thil
4 teen stripes showed, with the stars, the mum
Der Of the United Colonies, 9and'dcnoted th
i subordination Of the, States TO the Union, q
we'll as equally among themselves. Th
whole was the blending Of the various flag
previous to the Union fagy-4viz the red flag
/ the army, and the white ones Of the a' aoa'
r. FRe red color, which in Roman days w
/ the signal Of defiance. denotes daring a.
! the Whltes pufiIy, atgd . SEE .Lsslls1ilfa9Jti
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ptAIN AND FAN0Y JOB WORK

complishing; and we have 10 mourn our
brothers or sons brought home dead or left
In what the traitors would make . foreign field,
because twenty millions ofpeople against
their eight--haye not the i0rce engaged that
I've ought to have, to meet thete desperate
rebel hosts Why, we have sentlt0 the field
scarcely one in fifty; while they have c0ptrib-
uted Of their people one out Of every ten, in
their great struggle for the wrong. In the
Revoluti ionary war, one quarter Of the pOpula-
ton was called, IN some way, to the field, Of
Massachusetts, Let us not fail, ia the light Of
that glorious example, to yield our 1.-THE 10
this war, else are we sdegenerste sons OF noble
sires.' ~
saFhis war ought % be ended hafcls-fls
snow melts away IN the spring We must
never have another SIMMER campaign. We
must prepare at once to finish It before our
annual April Fast finish It so our brothers
can come home and do their summers work
And never mind what itcosts, either n ble04
Ior treasure. For, let me assure yoiis hetEeYek
large debt you pile upon posterity, in any
form, they can never credit us with the amount
of good we shall do them. We are fighting
our battles and theirs for a long, long time;
and we shall have demonstrated to the world,
half milton ~ G s nav;ss Nv M nnndreds II aims and
in the same time money Nv millions and feed
ne world beside. f(3reat applaasea U
aAnd when we have solved beyond an
ouast;on the oreat nroblem NJ noIif;cal .ci-
ence whether goyeinme ~ eIlt festinr solely On
these atTact;ons of the neonle n fsfr6noer and
more more efficient than snT desnot;sm bss ever s,s
hoor oo,,oayod 20 bo vi y, M hsya t.,,..t
the worM That lesson T yet nnlearned that s ths
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
Gen. Beauregard az Isspe with his
SuPeriOrs.

We look upon the General Order of Gem
eral Beauregard, upon the victory Of General
Evans, as one Of the most significant docu-
inents which has appeared since tho war be-
gan. 1t is not merely eongratulation and
memorial of victory, but 1t is an intentional
eulocy upon a policy---a policy Of attack; and
4 condemnation alsosof pOlicy--a policy Of
rotreat and defence. This order coupled With
the Introduction Of his plan Of an active ags
aressiye campaign into Maryland, and the
taking Of Washington, which the President
rejected, into his report Of the battle Of Man-
assas, are clear manifestation Of 9 disappEeba-
ton Of the defensive policy Of the Confcdsr-
ate States. In this order, he says TO the az.
nv: sUnder the inspiration of just calse.
defending all we hold dear on earth, or worth
living for. and with the merciful aid Of the
God of battles, we can and mtfst drive otlF IN
vaders from the soil Of Virginia, despise their
numbers and their long accumulataa war
eauipage.s That his army by, this yi5Eokg
must DE assured Of thor ability TO cope siiUN
csssfnlly with the foe arrayed againEt kheltl y
whatever force he may offer battle, and that
Estno odds must discourage or make item
laoubffll Of victory. q, Wheel lis remembered
l3hat General Evans was ordered p zetzeel
3should the enemy appear n force, md thel
instead Of rebuke General keaNTegaFA esnQz
forth this order 10 tho whole array, psaislne
and improving II his attscking the eneny
4 there can be no doabt Of his views and opin
Lions. he does nOt shrink rom ''051Sfs u
Ithe Poto1har. Az thinks thas Ms sTlay ~
4 and must drive our invaders from the sall j
lvifeiniap IfsIeh to his discreet tio0, sos.id T
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..r.i.t . I'D lIeelsl.ss alrd.,

sxy.ist 90 thc Mockinx mlrlsss
A strong story i related b the Scott Le-
gions tboys' at the expense of one Of the
captains attached to their regiment The stO-
ry in brief is this " 10. A ~
Shortly after the arrival Of the Regiments q
-, our officers, while passing near q
handsome dwelling, wero listeners to most
beautiful music. The unknown vocalist sang
in tones so soft, so tremulous and melodious9
that they strained their ears to drink in every,
note of the air. In the day time they went
bv squads past the dwelling, but saw ne soul
Once they, pursued sylph-like figure to tho
very gate, but alas she was, not the lady
sought for. And SO they lived on, each night,
hearing the music repeated; and when it
ceased, ambition and worldly interest went
out with them, SO that their dreams were filed
with fancies of the unknown face. One
night, when gathered together, the voice
struckup again. D
"By Jove !" said one, "this is agonizing, !
can't stand it. She must be discovered e
Eager voices took up'the remark, and w.
determined to reconnoiter the place. He crept
on tip-toe toward the dwelling, leaped the
garden pales, and finally, undiscovered, but
very pallid and remorseful,. gained the case
ment
;. Softly raising his head, he peeped within
The room was full Of the seemed
to grow blind for the moment u,
Lo prone upon the kitchen hearth sat the
, mysterious songstress--an ebony hued negroes
securing the TIN kettles.
!, WIS limbs sank beneath him, when the
discovered, looking up, shouted:
J "Go way dar, you soger man, or I'ffy d.
fryin', pan at yer head. DON'T stand dal
J peakin' at dis chile.n ,i.,
W. left instanter, and the boys who had
followed close in the rear, escorted him bacl
J to his quarters with pealslof Laughter. d 96,
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NSATBRDAY, NOVEMBER 23,.
lid aftsrnIdllD1n iiIl l.lnlYI and ret1irned la.

Nh affary1dht, Il, Il Jilv. and rptttrned Ia 4
SEain,;ss that We'd with tSsiS o,San
N n Ens in dalicata syiiIte nd,feas 7Yon
Wkt III the old' iayl State oyST w;,6n,,f
KN.1 S5ywhefe Win, q Srettisf siighE tha1
those fy8 Et;eht 6irls and theiir bl,sEing Ia,TL
dep ali clustered and cpowned touetRe4 in
NV rivalrv i, All Won eo,ld soarcely eho1sn
lhSfwee,, ,,earlv netal and 7bontinc- lin
least q, ,thour6t George Woodford' az "a and
bist cousin drove mast with long SLENDER rods
and mvsterio,,s baskets. suggestive 6f sand-
,siches and front "a
H6llo1 Fred, he exclaimed, snddenly.
checiina his horse iOne Of chose youna il
dies was Jane willis, m &
9tnia3otbdr moment he was bs6pis,6 f6f rs
aosr,ifioH and 4 share of the 6owefs 1nrrs,
shook hands with her Young friends, and in
Ivited them 10 call at Mrs. Gray's, suppressing
tSdck 81 slkme tfstgiid her no kind Of cfeds
ik She need not have felt shame The
Young men were delighted With the rnstic
Tres hiiess 81 feSeFvthine thev saw They ad-
mired the cool kitchen with its nicely secured
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lss04y-aA Mobile paper speaksl6f ID Northern
mans being taued and feathered in Alabama
for living. If an attempt were made to ter
and leather all TIE HAIRS III the Southern Con
federacy; fhsre wouldn't beaehough geese and
pipe-trees to- yield the Necessary materials n "a
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s 8 NJ Ufplb . Il Z we'd aik
= t@. Il. s Nh call nh hour fls own s. ~ 81,
q It1 I' c. ne II l'I<43l1 1aih taf0wnsk
ph'Ig>'e 'eeme, rlefs ,.a, e xeeseHs nemsl fgist
Sisf = & - 2sxl1 clteiI; -
Is III u .n.. but for N0fk 4Ioiie3 ~ 4
06i'l1.@1. I iSfke Ala1t slpfife fa
~ 611e sAe 43r "a E4ll qp1 QNn q mn 6
"a Id view Tho Rofla whI 81 path pesse. AZ
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II 1jYTrRAtr truRE il Il FSdR WAR FmSss Reviews
and Magazines. sSg. z lGigt sgsasoi Ea
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g. ~ ~ ~ y. 'sssl's aadgi
a friSai I. . I|1.-> >i'4@ |e4ee tHd light ~
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Fhtt nnH lhsii wave uled from on high
DIonnlnn dfafe oul ensign down.
And where tfs efars now dect the sky, 2
yho clouds Of hate shall darkly feoWhi
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Neiaer nt1b sntcDttger Jobrplnn.
Do yia1 Dem 8eiten ul6 SiiOcu. Is
R~nIt1mn1.e. mnA Rhinslaifenhnhn

IL SOtSDN
@a up mad Dem is. Wai 1861 geten Ole Gage we fp!et:
bon &sn-StattOn Baltimore; Der 9ofsug, @rnntaes
GaSgenDmnieu, um B ulbr 80 Niuuttu @Gtmittags; uno Der 81
preBsue nm 3 ubr4 Diinuten SaGmtttd9s. Geipe s3ige aebeh
nab alsn absilen pes QDeaea5 unp @OrpsgpeFeas III D~ireftsr
Qinte.;
STR We9sBafagiere.
ga8 alea gunirea swti&ea Baltimore mo Yitbneat nspme
man ben 80 V,rmittag= Bug. SlaG aaenYuuIten Jwti6cn Graf
tGI unp yarfersburg ben $50 YetnL-8ug pDn Baltimore.
Der Sreoerid@N ccc1lmopution8=Sua
Sertdbt Baltimore fuf 6repertd uuo pe baswifGen Itegenben
pldee tdglih UNI a utr 80 Mltnuten giGdmittags, NIT 9usnabme
beS Spnnta9S. unD trre!St 6reperiG Hm u. 40 ID. AbenSs; PER.
ldBt bet Der HlGtetr 6rerertd Inn $50 Ngrfntttags uMD lanai
tn Baltimore I'm 9 u. 80 ID. Wltftdes an
Der Gtteptt'S= Accommodation s. 3ua
ssbt tdslid NIT Muanahms bts SOnntass wt fSist:
Weriasi Contamination UNI 6 20 Wirreens uao nm rs giahrn.
Ben &lieStt'p ylils UNI AS IL HOO DtOrsens, 100 Na9in.
aaa Jtad WaIbingtpn uno benz Suoen
eeten BITE Bulge um 20 ap 20 gOrrastfags, Ippif nm As anb
800 gta1mitogs.
Mm SGnatc I'm 40 NsOrgenS.
Bon DaI1in9ton
uiI e 10 une ITO gormittdss uno $50 unc 5.45 Sabra.
I'm Spnntae nur 9tIGmitaBs nm $50 1880
DER srette umo Sterta Bug pn Baltimore unb aDa(ttn8tOn Der-
btnoen I'D nit ben 3l8en Bee AuuagciiS Satu. s.
Der 5Deite ue brittle Bug bait anf ben 3pildfafatipnen.
HS- VSeaeh Tifets, Musfanft Babrt u. (. 10. Neuoe man fh
an S. 4. england, Aaent an Der GidetsG ffce, @ampan-
ftattpn. SO m. 9. @fnttb,
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
I. w. &pIe, GenerdIs Staetfur. (&n16 ID
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NOrOlide GentratEi lenbabr
0crdnSerter Tabrptdm. 1@gSa
Maf benz 9Beiteu unD Jtptoeu.
@inter=Tdbrptau.

Gn unb mad benz 80. San. Ueroen td9It6 bret 3l8e auf bieiet
8abn tn naAfOlsenber 9Betie e%ypcbirt;
Der pSf3us eeht t1slif Unit ANstapnse hes SDnaiasO ua
8 utr Is OftH. I4prgens al nd6 GETTYSBURG, gGHasp, GRrtianf
Cincinnati, ct. Bouts uno ale 3betie ps glefers unb 9tOrt.
pefens. @benfp raa @lmpra, Su1ulD unp gdudoa. NaA Gni.
u,ittsbure, gprf, Qaneafer, Beating, pptteOtle, 0wtngs, NiilS
NeHterstSpn unb Dian6efer, Wlb- Na6 Gbambers6nsg, Gar
ltsle uab 5d8ertUpn
Na6 Hew-gOrf rn 5,15 Wiera. nit nur stnem @arren-
petiel, 70 binte pte Guf ieber eurrn Balm.
Neitnbe fSnncn mi. oiefem !3use uod Detroit uno Chicago Ua
Niaaaro SalS, 70 bilig ais aui rrgeno eIner anbem Sabm iabrer
Ger 0crt Ace 0 NJ Obatton83u9 td9l6 (Sonata98 aus
aenDmmen) uHl I. 80 NadpL. mad Yort uuo auen StauOnen eel
0eftern DiaralaEb Sabn.
Der 5arrtsbures&feOmp g il q 8tbt tdB.
ltd (Senntaes GuSeenrnmtn) UNI 500 Nadntitta8s as.
SHeiienbe BON RsGfhinatpn llnO ben4 @tsery Wribt mtt cen
euse un 0,20 Wtprgen9 peer 800 yladntittagS trt antrca.
men, inben 8efGrberung nit cen 3ueen bieisr 8atn.
0F- Jpesen SafrbiGetS nub Gneerer eeuaueu unb Veria6lEhel
NMStunft bGltebe man fb an bic Giiett@0fnCe IN rer g@alpert
StatiGnj" Ode bon @nlYert- unb 8ranfliniry al WenbeH.
Sptn 8, @tAneo, 4iiaeSupt.
8. -. s2Grner Biuet-aaGn t Iult3yjf
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syri1cb augeeOmmere ne1re Iridte.

5Sriltb t1n8eeomrmeire meme TrI1te.
SGeben an1etOmInsn:
500 Sulbel 9anSe @rtlen.
100 y 9ploSelee DO.
800 - seipaltene bp. r
1900 Hfuno &lnlen.
100 6e8S Sarls1 Qeri9ieoene 9tunmtsra) -
500 pfuno 9afer9rise, -
80 Re9S 28abengre8,i
2Q0 ~ neue OpQ. 0Ssinge
so - ~SalSsSGr6elen,
SO 8ores 9mbur0er Sate,
10 Riibel SbpeiSer 6aie,
pel9s min 3I ben biaigiten Wtarttpreien an 2eeberpert6uei q
lGten. ND6el Il NilbeImp,
Npp1s 379 Y5etteSaInmpttfr
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SpusNmlt.
QeuAtz6 SnIpeftpr.

YeNGtsy)1t9sJ nlpEIIUI'
pa ino1e, ben %. Wlat 1861.
gei bidem Nnlt Icaen bis am Sonaabenb ben Is: Stunt 1861
perIeJelte Sfferten aneencmnsn werpen fir lie Stefer n9 opu
SS5nSnNrroth rnb 4reanmaterial an uno auf ben 9euGt- 6dtffen
MN @onrs Sslono uno Scoperaitrait8 in Ger Gbeiapeate gop uno
Fir 6riab 85u6t- @6iiie mo 9eudt- 9anS- 8snter. wtfe ric@ten
In 0ieulf aehe1t peroen. fur Die 0auer zines Sobies, npml. Slnll
IS6 Ma sim 80. Suni 1862 tmcu1iue. Ole WunboCrrdtbe mnieu
BON orter umO erprobder QuaItat itu uuO mIlen fir ieoes 2euht-
f6 # ,,nmal ciertl brlib, in Yadettn, Sdllern. 8th,n oeer
SlItsn. IN outer Orbnuna perpadt. fret BON Soften fir Die Yer.
@taoten a.maB ner Speiftatipnen In Gafel 9. peIde ~bet9eiuat
limo, unb bic einen 8bel beS @Ontrafes bl0er. an ben seu6t-
bols Genber poer tr9enb en ono res StMf, peldeS gu beiemI
3wefe in Baltimore, No. beltimwt ieta Wirb, bTan8ebra@i
meroeu. fha Tar 4~es 3tr t
Ollie Sfferteu mIHen Derfeaelt unb be,et6net iein: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light vessels nnb in elm 3neite8
@supcrt ets9eidt pien. an bteS @mt 0ci6ift persen, ppfftci
menn per Qpii geiGift.
Seur9 N. $ pffmau, Superintendent.
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SahrsNretie

sS~ Sur bel pnpereu SenntntBlldbn'e.
Sinwnapertr uns Nttlenbe fputsr fetr vVrd1tts fein, et Ee tbrr
Gillette faufen uab folAu bieielben nur ron fOiAtn angefeltsr
Benmten faufen, peiGe pn ihren 0sbdlt leben, nibt aber DUu
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fnb, beIhrneelt 81 peroen uno tbr Sch untfOnf ~dnsafben.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-30
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