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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

Remember that an investment of twenty
five cents for a short advertisement will Sc
cure you almost any thing you want. The
PREss seems to be read by every body here
abouE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

WTANTED-SITUATI lady wishing
w a good washer and ironer, also good nurse,
will fLd them by calling at 1875 Ninth street, be 4,
Race and Elm, this evening and tomorrow morn
ing until nine O'clock nol2-b
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Goll'iown Centre, y. II
The folio sing testimonials will tell something aL,ut
Medicine that Is now hecnniRe popular Raster than any 9th
or article sold bs druggists:
Rev J. r. Chase Of iulnuey, n II under date of April
J. 1850 says When your Gtyor two bottles OF WHIT
Pine npounti, received, suffering from most
severe cnll top Com pound, and able to preach
in two DAYS. = / believe the Compound Is iuyd
uablr medicine 10 wish thousands who nothing Of
virtues, would become better acquainted with it,
Rev h. g. Stevens Pastor of the Baptist Church Cot,
town Centre in letter dated Feb $50 says ;"Souie
my family tried it, fthe Compound with signal
believe It be Of the bast Cough Remedies
prepared Besides its value Gou GA nglcine have
good reason believe to be all it claius to be for Kidney
Diseases aud Dtbttcs
MIR. ioo hue of Bow. n H., Frustrated by D
brtcs, in March, 1889 that neither himself nor any who
him, thought that be c,ud possibly live through the
month. As a hast resort he thought he would try the
White Pine Compound They procured bottle for him
he began take H. aud surprise of all Immediately
showed signs Of amendment Eleven months afterwards
FEB % 1861 in fun statement of his case, he SAYS:
believe Dr. roau1s White Pine Compound under God has
been Che means OF tly recovery thus far
Hundreds OF Kidney complaints cured entirely
by taking the White Pine COMPOUND been reported
by druggists. Here t,gnsts Samples
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

VULGAR LANGUAGE.-There is as much
connection between the words and the
thoughts as there is between the thoughts
and the actions. The latter are NOT oalv
the expression of the former, but they have
power 10 react upon the soul and leave
The stain of their corruption there. A voun,
man who allows himself 10 use one ynlaar
and profane word has not oaly shown tia,
there is foul spot upon his mind. but by
the utterance Of that word he extends IN
that spot and infames it, till, BY indulgence.
it viii. pollate and ruin the whole soul. BE
careful of your words as well as vonr
thoughts II you can control the tonsue
that no improper words are pronounced BY
IT, you will soon be able also TO control The
mind and save that from corruption. You
exiinguiSh the fire by smothering it, or bv
preventing bad thoughts bursting out in Ian
euage. Never utter word anywhere which
you would be ashamed TO speak in Tie
presence Of the most refined female. or The
most religious man. Try this practice a
little while. and you viii soon have con-
Hand Of YOURSELF
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Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ABRANG ElIENT.-O On and er MONDAY
W Nov y, 1859 Trains will ran as f1Ilo
! MOVING EAST-lA-ave
Bellows Falls at 30 NJ and % r. NJ Es.ne at o. A
A. NJ and p Z M-and arrive at Fiehbars al 1900 NJ
and 5l2 I NJ; Boston at 80 and As p Nj Rorcesfe
at , 90 and 200 L, NJ
MOVING WESr-Leave
Roston at 81 and II 90 A. NJ. Fftchburgh at as A. %
and 30 r. NJ Keene, ll.33 \. NJ and 40 r M--and a,
rive At Bellows FAILS at l22s aud 80 ~ Windsor y
and IS r NJ Rutland 255 and 500 2. NJ. Huntington
600P.M.
TaiRs coaHeef as foliotrs
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, burlington Montreal oriens
hursh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady ano
the West ~
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, white
River junction, burlington Og'lensburg Montreal Il
Johnsbuy, &c, via. vi. CENTRAL, PASS AlpSlC ana
NEhMONT x CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains MAJ.
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for ali pojnt.
north. - FS''
Dorm Tftias Connect At Eitaabareh
with Trains Of fitchburgh Worcester n H. for Worcester
Norwich Providence and New York CITY
AND at Groton junction with trains Worcester < Nash
VA ~ Tor Nashua and Concord with Trains Of sion,
Brook H. X for Lowell, Lawrence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may be secured at any STATEN
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage VIII be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
A CHAPLIN Superintendent
Superintendent Office, Keene. n. H., Nov. 10, 1853
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GaFdiner's RhrUmalie and Neuralgia
1utnNauut,

4 SURE cure hr rheumatism aud Neuralgia la its wor.
4 egrl, The uniegs guard hereby certify they hty,
usgi uirncrs Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound io
The OF kcum tllu and Neuralgia aud have In ever,
ease found nmsii'c and eruianr reieG We have fii
confidence Ia It hying 20 ute AMI and would gecouenJ
q to all who afflicted with the>e hsltssiug disess
VI the safest and medicines ccred the pub
lie.
$. Hancock, lr % South Market st. Boston; w II Allen
Boston; Henry ca rr, ~ South Market st. Rost; sam
Wales Jr,, Cy lloul BOSTON; Ge3 H. Plumucr icyeiicb
square, E,t Boston; Houy D. Gardiner Webster ST. Fast
Boston; Abrm Weeks Webster 50, Boston capt Chas a.
Dolliyer, East Boston,
The best mslcinc f'r the disease ! chas. A
Smith, No on State HOUSE, Boston
Have been alUtc with Rhenmt ia is form and
was entirely curc by the Of bCtte A. v. IA!
Matthews Building Commercial 81 boston.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and 'euriga Compound has entir-
yrgisiyci O sueus II several Gears standing. ".
4 iIodskins No. | Old state uausa, boston
Alter suffering with thruuattsn l0 twenty
entirely cured h the Of S0 bottles Ut GARD ues kheu
mntc and Neurtlga Compound. Norman I, Ayers, IS
kankin street bsstlu.
Tile Rheumatic and Ncurisir COMPOUND has been taken
by hundreds OF people for Scrnllous lIamors with great
benefit. IL may BE- children With perfect safety
Atwholesale by Macy jenkins. 81 Liberty New York
Principal Repot 81 hiiby 1t, Boston. No genui.
unless sigued by tiIAS. 4, GARDINER
For sale D., john W Nlaorc Bellows Falls; l. y rhorn
lrattiebor0i john y. Nesks, Brtndanl Pond & MORSE
Frances Fem Rutland; aud aPotheearies generally 81 %
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MRS. WILSON'S
C o G O A. N u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilsons Hair Dressing is put mp in large bottles
aud reias for " cts rcr bo,tle, dressing the
hair Of any yang o there is not its equal in
the world 1t Will make tle hair every hing you wish il
to be- and moreover, il has perfume that definitely
superior to any Of tn fspunle extracts, either foreign
or American, which alone should one to a place on
every lady's toilet tablr.
tse the Regcnoratnr irforc retiring at night and
in the morniig appS little of the Dressing and ,our
hair III be even ninrc uelike in color and beauty
Use nothing Your hair hut these preparations aud
use these according 20 directions, and warrant you
good healthy head u hair
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry VII
son Co, MANCHESTER y ~ 10 whom all letters should
be addressed
Sold in Bellows Falls BY o. r. WOODS
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" On and IN. AI.,,l... L.. =

n EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
On and afte Monday, June IS6l Trains will run as
follows
Leave Northampton 6 20 a m Mail and Passenger Train
Tor New Haven and New York l105 a Aceommo datiou
1r New iaEenand New York; 80 p. Accommodation
Leave New Haven for Northampton Accommodation al
so N connecting with train Coun River Il r. f,r
me North 40 p m Mail and Passenger arrival
10 M tram from New York, connecting at Wesied
direct for Albany and the West.
train from Albany
connections. at Northampton with Conn River II Il az
hestheld Western Railroad Qnyile Providence Hart.
nru ana flshkl H. II, at New Haven with New York and
New Haven H. r. New Haven, New London aud Stonnipe
Ton a. X aud New Haven Hartford Springfield r u
West. - Fif'' f
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch as by Express
Westfed, June l. 1861. ~
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RU rLAND & BURLINGTON r. r.
sUNlMER ARRANGEMENTS

IN and after Monday April %, 1851, Trains will
~ follows to wit;
MOVING SOUTH,
Leave Burlington 9 co aud IL 05 A. NJ and SEQ r. NJ
Arrive at t.aud, ~ U0M., 20 aud Il 30 4
Leave Rutland, $40 A. NJ. and ~ Is =. NJ.
Arrive at jeliows Falls, 100 A. NJ. 235 Z. NJ,
MOVING NORTH
Leave BcllowsFalls 1925 and6.30 PM
Arrive at iu nd $50 aud W 4. "a.
Leave Ruta 2 20 and 80 A. NJ, and IS z. VI,
Aniyeat 80 ungton So and 90 NJ, aud s 90 7. NJ.
Al BurlingtOn Trains connect with Lake Ghampiaiu
Steamtrsanl Trains % Vernon Contra Road Al kut
and viii Trains for Troy Albany and Newly
springs schenectady ,ndthe West At Bellows Falls
Trains the Cheshire Road Tor Ftchburg Worcester Low
ell, and Boston With VT, Valley otdtor Brattleboro
Springfield, Hartford New Haven, and New. York Aud
with sullivan koat for Windsor Junetion ,and
the White Mountains.
u Passengers going West, viii find thi the cheapcs
anu mOstdectroute. Tickets and all accessory :nforma
tion, ca LbG had atthe Bellows Falls Tick eionice
Il, A. CHAPLIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND, April % 1851. ~
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M offer to the country trade and consumers conplet,
assortment Of every variety Of LIQUoRs, wINES,Sc
and would that experience Of than forty years
as Importers not only sufficient guarantee for the purity
of our goods but thit enables osr advantages to
buyers that cannot be exccleI by any house in
Owing to the d0i uty Of procuring many towns, strict
y pure aud reliable article OF Liquors Wines for medic
na and other purposes have for many years given spec
al attention TO hng orders for private use aud
to US direct, as VIC employ travelling other agcnts
whatever Persons who require pure Liquors and Wines
large or small quantities, may assured that all
will receive best personal oenton aud that every ar
ee sent from house viii be satisfactory in every respect
Communications by mail wilt receive prompt attention
with full aud compete catalogues goods prices Sc
]. d. RICHARDS & SONS,
81 80 State Street, Boston
Boston, April, 6, 1851. lj.Hly
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NUTICE.-on and after MONDAY. May -, 1861, Past
rrains will leave hcoNs Fails FOR urattlchogo,
at 40 A. NJ aud 23j r. Mand returning leave Brattebo
at HOS 4. NJ. aud 4 80 r. VI.
Freight Tun leaves Beehive Falls at Is A. NJ aud Brat
tlehorU at 3 81 =. NJ.
The two passenger trains this route South
with the VI Mass, aud Connecticut Liver Railroads. to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport, direct
New iork. On the North With the Rutland burlington,
sullivan, VI Central Nctmont Canada, Connecticut and
Psumpsir Rivers Railroads forming dileet communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady, St Johusbury
aud White Mountains. Burlington aud ieuses r,u ol
dcusburg and Montreal. NJ. SLoAT, Sup't
April -, 1860. II
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THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM
Plantation umdShop

For every Panty, htsis over 01a Receipts on cofn
Pr'rving Dye.ng Cleaning sc. How to Paint and MI ,i
Z the best to Rise How atimas advice 10 Hons
Keepers, Farmers aud Mechiuics on l0fD Suberts 81 H.
tcrcsts. Price . cents. Worth i to any oae
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hN AND AfVEN MONDAY, hEC- ~ iepui A""'''
" will ran Us tluowl;
So n ID -sa>
The Morning Traiu will leave Windsorat 70 A. NJ
tconneeting Win rans igpn Montrsa ud usrnsbursh,
C,arcnruu 40 az, anu ChallvstuWl Al N, McohhNe
ting at heuws FANS with Choshilc Baoadtot Boston
Luwu Worcester and with Vermont Valley Hairoa'
toi springfield WWiYinga at MN York at 443 NJ,
rne Man frai will lvaYs iudsUl at LOO T. NJ ,tof on
arrival Trans irop Montreal, uEleushurgh aron ahi
tittietonl Glaremoht AT h. ald Gharestownat l'ea
NJ connecting at bellows Falls with Nhgshhe kaiubu i
Boston, Ogvvstcr with Vermont valley kAad
Springfield, arriving New lorA at IL TO- T. NJ
aId VITA Iiuuand amt Burlington I,ailtuad.
VA ~ Il
ThcMa Train viii leave Below Falls atl2s0 Charie
towuat t2Il, jhrcmontit ll6r NJ conue' I'M an ihd
with Vt Central iailruad Tor Mont po,l darlington
iouse sroint Monu eat % gdepsbutFh Nc.NnOHt " h,
River JUNCTION with fassuupsit ailroat 0r els River
Ltletoi, 81, bloomsbury barton, aud the White Noun
tains.
The evening Train win cave Gellows FALL al 5l5 ton
arrival from Boston ami New York Ghall,stoNn
1T u.s. aud Carenont at GAP Y, NJ. connecting AZ Wind
with Vermont Central haiIoad ar Montpelier Buring
ton iietlse's Point Montreal, ogdt ushursh, sc,
EDWARD THOMPSON, sup't.
Gharlstown, n. II. l,c 10 ,lSt0. n
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DIR. IA cROEx,S


Fdn"' Med'edl Itaitse or ne Physiological Tar 81 Mar
s'ase'
80 PtGGs AND lSo ENGRkyINGs. only % cents
Sent ire Of postage TO all parts of the Gnhiu
hnnrs Of youth maturity. disclosing the secret iuie.
=" both sexes Of all ages causing debility, de
PRESTON 81 spirits pttaon Of the heart suicidal uiagu
iugS, invount ~ wasiuatious, bluhg. detective
~ indigestion and htsiia With confessions uf thrilling
interest OF Boarding school Miss tolirg, student aud
Young Married lady, Be- Sc. " truthful adviser 70
the married ard those contemplating marriage who enter.
tam secret doubts 81 their ply steal condition. who
conscious OF having haHiTed the health, happiness aud
privileges 10 which every human bring is entithei
caused by lad habit in youth, the elects at which
nnes- pains o'ge'fulnrss sometimes ringing
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rue JOURNAL or MEDICAL REFORM

lary ant BEAUTIFUL piper and contains the most
ruiaihis informant On "a
Sperihttlrhca OF seminal Nerkness ne ctuze cs ets
ant enre showing tts sfal efsats a. ne 4ise1ss
Ga a other Disc ses q TIE Origins fun ana
hlii OF IN origin = sypii the prcvcutiol an.
-
Ga cnniunqtian, thst fslrfni diseac On the Liver.
itesrt elash tnt ska. On fc male Complaints outhr
ftitl' Schools q Medicines 0n the mods Of Trrafssn,
lnN frirtieet ou the fass Trent asnt q Dcaaes 1n
M ftfioas Noted Hamhngs. o. TIE Physiology n MIR
ut-r- % tic Contuan seae Of Meiieiue- on Diet *.
c1t'i-s All Ahntna. How thz paVsician sisnniI L.
bts . ffrfent ffesnAneys Anl mtny other things -
>sNp rpA NJ THIS JoaFnai siald Re "a The hands 81 EVERY
ene J. Russell, D A. D.. Chief Pm sieisn : usr.
t. ~ Who apply b. letter. with fail s.rieti,n AGA
cuspu sffnf toms q disease - any Kind qua hstis Il
& c'Hff isrie,, free Of eaarEs vii hc given, ~ the
Allies ~iii tSo or three Stamps f,r rctarr possssel
Dr.. , RUSSELL
tbcA B- BzesElIs- NeF lork
II u
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the CONSULTATIVE BOOK

For tho'e who wish 81 we'll fsom that awful djse,s.
1i description Of all the remedies used for H. with cire
Price 10 cents.
ihe information 20 this is not to be found in any work,
pub ishcl obtinab from any other sonrrc rb.
bound. ''
pfier, "a stamps, money the whole in h dpp,.
boaud vonmn for DOLLAR. NoftmiiY sioul BE- with
out th7m They illustrate wth beautiful cnrravns
and contain the con iensed experience Of Years
AGsNrs WANTED for the ablsc works who ca make SIN
month. send for a circular IT agents
To the young 81 both sexes 81 srinS from Secret II i.
prairou mini loss Of over nervous debility los
q ssat; wakcfueSS love Of solitude eruptions on The
tec, Nc sc S1sD BsYogE LNrg; before Vou suf-
FIR iirctfrabie dsni se 20 both boiy aud mind
To tExAtss @ho e4ut FLstsESr and SuRg remedies
for Irregularities Distractions Whites &c send 10 fS
- ~ "a E- sAT-u-
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TILE FAMILY PNYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies easily obtained for the cure
Diseases IN AL is forms with full the cause,
symptous, diet bathing, and exercise prce 80 ccuts
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Employment.

''HS, -, ont q eHpo5nient anI wishing tn sn-- &,
ti 40 a'fif- seffsfB aud reward vii n, ~, pa.
thee ~. ~ ~ Wy ,r[ogsa Stencil Teo we 10 no; ,
We - - tns oass prthct cutting Tesls matt ~,
pro"rrf the eeP''i areorliag quality, i ANY " h
yiscnlar and samples free e,sse. al,
W, oslck buiiiiuE tho Pgsr lts s 'ns ~ u.
~ y 'e'ivF 20 D. l. AILLiKKN, BFsnlsa ~ ~
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j. ID. KRIDGM
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And solicitor in Chanccry BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
Also, Commissioner take the acknowledgement Deeds
and other Instruments for the State OF New York.
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s7N''N''''''
retails for 80 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.
Please read few certificates from the following rea-
Die aud wei known people.
MEssRs IIEsRy T. Wfisoy & % NJ, ,e. 4. nos.
using yor Rrgencraior for the hair and prononces il
lar superior to anything She the hair 1t is
easily applied does soil la the lsasiba no
able odor Increases The growth Of hair prevents IL fall
ing or aud often cures the headache. forward you
I'M, eerthea.e unsolicited. because think article
that will do what your Hair Regeneration sil should he
widely known llnk Is the best article for hair
nov in use. RcspccffnHH, &c,
REy. JACOB STEVENS, NeMturyport Ma
a. IKE he liar Reqeneraior and Dressing ram
much" kEV. Gro. ". WoouISG Hartford, CT.
- "nhtsHqtiRglg pronounce IL an iaualuable drti-
&c Jron ne Sgtet on my otVa head"
iihL, wiicof Rev. Henry Hill Manchester H. II,
~ rendered my har soH aud glossy"
MiNor fAWRAa, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
fleei conddem mt il operates xor as die, but
to restore The roots 10 hen natrat Aeafthy sfGten
Efv. NJ. kKLLoe, Nashua, n. II.
~ most ehecrltiijy recommend il oaif personsr
htv G. russell, Ltleton, N. II.
MsssHs. HeSny =, WILSON & Gu; have no hesitancv
,ns'S'l9 ~ my "nhni, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Reyenera-
Tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
III Use. shall continue To- them with pleasure
Rev IL II iiAktwEIL, Lawrence, Mass.
November.
hssSns. isNRy WusoS < Co. have used your
Hair Kegcnerstor and Hair Dressing and have reeeiye
great benefit from tm. deem the articles worthy Of
nigh conmcndatinn, AMI cheernlly recommend them to
all who want TO restore gray hair its original color or
10 any who are troubled with dandru on disarreeabe
itching Of the head or uor Or 10 those whose hair IA
falling from the head
Roy, q. W. II CHARM, Great Falls N H.
Messus HENRY ? Wf:snS y Co: / deem Mrs viii
sons Hair Reeencator and air Dressing the standard
arlclrs ~ al hair preparations. have, in many in
stances, known them restore the hair where X had
fallen on reniye dtdtuh, The to its original
color cure entirely to most painful headacIes-and 10
sowe instances huinnrs Personally have
been a slaIsi cr,l ui these benefits
REy. lENkN NIL, Manchester, N. H.
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USE THE BESTr'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pnt bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-12

= just rrtnrsse fion roa. eitai a ffs-h .urfr q.
sseeeFe.i ~aieh be j. Eius At rsiurel rsiuss 81
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RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, in Flour, Lard, Hams, Fish, T. L. salt OIL Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery aud Glass ware.
The above goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
alta small advance for ready pay Callat
Newtons Block, MOL
BELLOWS FALLS, May l.. 1857
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iloilrun0s.
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, pEc 10, 1850, TRAINS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-14
One OF the Mistakes Of Law-An limo
cent Man Hung.

The Baltimore papers announce the
death in that city of a negro named Geo.
Orem. Previous to bis decease he con-
fessed that he murdered the negro King,
and that the negro Cyphus. who was ex-
ecuted for the crime, was entirely inno-
cent. The murder and the execution
took place about two years ago. The
crime was perpetrated in the street, and
all the witnesses, but one who was weak
minded, and not regarded as reliable, tes-
tiled that Cyphus was the guilty party
For long time before Orem's death he
was rarely abba to sleep. Even when
he succeeded in closing his eyes, he was
afflicted with horrible dreams, in which
the tragedy would be re.enacted. and he
would suffer the pains of death for the
crime. The image Of his murdered vic-
tim followed him wherever he went; day
and night, and no doubt to a considera.
ble degree FASTENED his death.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-14
Outrage Succeeds Outra ee.

The act Of the traitor Twiggs in sur
rendering the governmenment property
IN Texas, amounting to about s 800, 600.
eellpses ell others which have thus far
marked the secession movement. The
question is on every body's lips. How
long are these things to be borne? We
are forced to the conviction, that notwitb.
standing the efforts of good men in the
'Peacs Conference and elsewhere to ami
eabiy settle the troubles Of the country
the secession conspirators will eventual.
y succeed in bringing on war. When
the day of reckoning does come. we
hope Twiggs and all other traitors will
receive their just deserts.-I Fremon,
Dem. l"'
The above is from one of the few Dem.
ocratic papers that have the manline.,
and independence to speak in prone,
terms of the outrages committed b,
Southern traitors. The fact is the mass
es Of the Democratic party in the North
are firmly attached to the Union and will
not long tolerate the treason that is incul
Gated through certain of their leadip,
organs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-14
A Fine Chance for the Charleston
Floating Battery.

- T1He ShdhCe lot thc SHdElessOA
Floating Battery.
The Charleston correspondent Of the
New York Tribune writes:
Readers of history will recellect the
experience with floating batteries at the
siege Of Gibraltar, 178s. There. were ten
of them built at an expense of upward of
$500, 900, and they were deemed invul-
nerable; they mounted from ten to eight
cen guns each, and were mapned by
picked crews. AT first, the heaviest shots
had but little effect on them, but after a
terrific cannonading of several hours, the
effect of the red hot shot from the garri-
son became apparent. and in few hours
more nine of the batteries were on fire.
For the especial sdi6ca.ion of the South
Carolina rebels who are to have the
honor of operating the battery just
launched, it should be stated that all but
a small part of the crews and men who,
on that occasion. were on board, perished
by the flames, explosions, or drowning.
In giving this bit of history, it is not my
intention to shatter the nerves of my reb-
81 friends who expect to be on board; but
I thought it might be pleasant thing to
know how floating batteries sometimes
work,