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81 PER ANNUM.
Philadelphia, Wilm'n & Baltimore
r A IL r O A d.
CARS LEAVE MAGNOLIA,

CARS LEAVE MAGNOLIA,
FOR BALTIMORE. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1st train, ll.53 A. M. LIST train, -
I'd I'd l.07 A. NJ
I'D ESQ A. NJ. Sd 6.l5 P. NJ.
LEAVE PERRYMANSvILLE,
LIST train, ii 80 A. NJ. LIST train,
I'd I'd 1l.3O A. NJ.
Sd 2.29 A. NJ. Sd 6.36 P. NJ.
LEAVE ABERDEEN,
LIST train, l1.2o A. NJ. LIST train, =
I'd I'd ll.40 A. M.
Sd 2.20 A. N. Sd 643 P. NJ.
LEAVE HAVRE DE GRACE,
LIST train, HOG A. NJ. LIST train, 9.55 A. N.
I'd !" 222 T. NJ. I'd q 1l.52 A. NJ
Sd 200 A. NJ. Sd 100 P. NJ.
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TT WHEN THE NIGHT TEMPEST CLOSE AROUND HIM."
l., MD. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 13, 1861.

lowing half hour we were told a hundred
timt in advance of the next morning
j6Gsnsffs, that a lady aud gentleman who
we're ON the Table Rock had gone down
the falls We are told that the trot of a
dog would shake old London bridge from
end to end, when it would not be disturbed
by the rolling wheels of heavily loaded
trains. Table Rock has not been run up
on in the way I have been describing for
years perhaps never and therefore,
whenever heard it spoken of, always
shudder and feel as if l had something to
do with its fall"
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Parody on the Destruction of Senacherib

The Sheriff came down like a cat on
strange kits, his pockets were full of attach
ments and writs; and the sound of his
voice was as drcar as the dun that makes u
poor debtor in haste cut and run; and there
stood the printing press still! as a dream,
propelled by no muscle, unwakened by
steam; the furnace Enlightened, the en-
glne unhcard, the cylinder empty, the PTS
ton unstirred, and there lay the foolscap,
unwritten and pale; upon it no item, no
leader, no tale; the lamps were unlighted,
the sanctum was still, with rust on the
scissors and dust in the quill; and there
lay the horse, with no paper upon't, no
rule in the stick, and no ink in the font;
the cases were empty ofletter and space, no
sheets on the bank and no form in the
chase; the platten was still, and the carri-
age moved not; no form in the lye-trough,
20 I've in the pot; the proof uncorrected,
the leader unwrit: the mallet unified, the
Naner unhit. For the angel of death
the evangel of Law-had found in the T'71e
California a flaw; and the journal alas,
SlA the swordfsh that flew, felt death in
the touch and turned corps-like and blue.
And there lay the mig hty Colossus of
Rhodes, with brass quite sufficient for nine
hundred loads; and the glory of Caxton,
in spite of his rhymes, hath persisted like
frost work, for want of the dimes.
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TURNIP JUICE WINE-A witness in
case before the Court of Sessions at
New York last week, disclosed the fact
that the wine which had been sold by him
while in the employ of the defendant, was
called "turnip juice" This was "made
to sparkle by gas from vitriol and marble
dust, and then labelled champagne" No
wonder that Incorporate persons SO often
die prematurely.
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The enterprising proprietor of
CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKEY,

(The Purest Medicinal Agent ever known, has
furnished the community Stimulant Pure,
Healthful and Invigorating at the same time a
mild delicious beverage. 1t is calculated TO do
away with the vile druggcd stuff that is palmed
off on the community, and which is injurious to
body and mind. In addition to the certificates
beneath, he has received a Diploma from the
ditional testimony from DIR. JACKSON, of Bos-
ton who testifes under oath to its absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES.
Phaadelphia, Sep. 3h, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Grove Whiskey which you sent us, and find that
it contains none of the Poisonous Substance
known as Fusil Oil, which is the characteristic
and injurious ingredient of the whiskeys in gen.
eral use.
BOOTH, GARRET & CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
Ne,O Yorh, Sep. 3d. 1858.
have annalyzed sample of Chestnut Grove
Whskey received from Mr.. Charles Wharton,
Jr., of Philadelphia, and having carefully test
ed it, am pleased to state that it is entirely free
from poisonous or deleterious substances. 1t
is an unusually pure and fine favored quality OF
whiskey.
JAMES r. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March III, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial
samples of Chestnut Grove Whiskey, which proves
to be free from the heavy Fusil Oils, and perfectly
pure and unaduterated. The fine flavor of this
Whiskey is derived from the Grain used in manu-
faturing it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ D., State Assayer,
No. l6, Boylston Street
For Sale by G. WHARTON, Jr.,
Sole Principal Agent,
nol0 No. ZIG Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Dottttal.
Come where Music DWells!

Come where MUSIC DWeIIB!
Oh, come where music dwells,
For ever floating round
That now with rapture swells,
Then dies in whispering sound
The charm your soul shall fill
With pure celestial fire;
Put forth your noblest skill,
And touch the golden Tyre.
Oh, come in bright array,
With sunshine smiles and flowers
1t is festive day,
And pleasure counts the hours,
Lead off with dance and song,
Let music mirth inspire;
The happy strain prolong,
And touch the golden Tyre.
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and "the inevitable results that will be
found attendant upon its elevation to
poyyerD
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DIR. WILLIAM L. MORSE,
DENTIST,
(Late of Baltimore City, }

(Late of Baltimore City,)
rrAVING located himself near JARRETTS-
VILE, HARTFORD CO., where he intends
will be happy to wait upon those recurring his
from decayed teeth, and in the various branches
Of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry E IN
satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge VIII oe
made.
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NEW York, April l3.l-Flour less active
but prices generally without important
change; holders are a itltj more anxious to
realize; sales $500 bbls at .. 20 Tor super
western; 3005 IS for common TO nAedium-
extra do 65@5 70 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. Whisky a shade
frmer with fairdernand; sales $50 bbls
st I65 There Is IA loss export demand for
wheat, while the market is without impor-
taut change; holders perhaps are little
more anxious to realize; Chicago Spring
at l q winter red western ! 35@l SO
81 for deliyered white western I429
3d. Rye quiet and firm at 90. Barley
dull and heavy at 62@65 Corn-fair
business doing at 67G68 for old mixed
western; 63 for new mixed 90 for prime
southern yellow. Oats firm at 34(9354.-
Pork active aud prices firm st II so for
mess; u 75O13 0o for prime. Beet steady.
Cut meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon
without quotable change. Butter at 700
l. for Ohio Stocks dull and rather lover.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a Card to the Public.

Tho .-rnouat of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect Of email complaints, is ineaicula6ls
and il is therefore Of the ufmast importance tbet 3
strict attention the isaat auG ~. rifing bobby
ailments should lie had for disease oftha body 10 =
variably affects the mind DR. MOFFATT p EEQe
ETA6LE LIFE MEDICINES. in every instances
whore they have been thoroughly usai, beve TRf-
OVER DISEASE in almost ali les d.
versfed forms. The SOLITARY effects + the Lifts
Medicines have, in fact, been universaily eEpe-
iienced, that they have become fu!ly astabliehsd
Zoe most easy, safe. and perfect mode Of treatment
,,tf offered 10 the public.
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CHARLESTON, April Il.-Intercepted dis
patches disclose the fact that Mr.. Fox, who
had been allowed to visit Maj. Anderson on
the pledge that his purpose was pacific, en-
ployed his opportunity to devise plan for
supplying the fort by force, and that this
plan had been adopted by the Washington
Government, and was in progress of execu-
tion.
CHARLESTON, April lathe Ball has
opened-War is inaugurated. The batter
les on Sullivan Island, Morris Island, and
other points, were opened on Fort Sumter at
o'clock this morning. Fort Sumter has
returned the FIRE and brisk cannonading
has been kept up.
No information has been received from
the seaboard as yet. The military are under
arms, aud the whole of our population are
on the streets, and every available space
facing;the harbor is filed with anxious spec
tators.
New YoRK, April 12.-The Herald's
special says, Fort Moultrie began the bonn
bardment, with two guns, to which Ander-
son replied with three shots from his bar
bette guns, after which the batteries at
Mount Pleasant, Cummings Point and the
Floating Battery opened brisk fire of shot
and shell. Anderson replied only at long
intervals until between and o'clock
when he opened from two tiers of guns
looking towards Moultrie and Stevens bat
terry, but up to 3 o'clock failed to produce
serious effect. During the greater part of
the day Anderson directed his shots prin-
ciPally against Moultrie. The Stevens
floating batteries and Fort johnson being
the principal ones operating against him.
The fight will continue all night. The
| Fort will probably be carried by storm. 1t
| was reported that the Harriet Lane received
| a shot through her wheel house. She is in
| the offing. Five ships are in sight. Troops
are pouring into the city by thousands.
/ CHARLEsToN, April 12-Tbe firing has
continued all day without intermission.-
Two of Fort Snmters guns have been ST
| fenced, and it was reported that a breach
has been made in the southeast wall. The
answer to Gen. Beauregard's demand, by
Mai. Anderson was that he would surrender
when his supplies were exhausted-that is,
if he is not reinforced. Not Il casualty has
yet happened to any of the nineteen batter
les. Only seven have opened on Fort Sum
ter. The remainder are held in reserve for
the expected feet 1000 men arrived this
morning, and embarked for Morris Island
and the neighborhood.
CHARLEsToE, April l2.-Tbe firing has
ceased for the night, to be renewed early in
the morning. Ample arrangements are
made TO prevent reinforcements during the
night.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
Two wounded in Sullivan's Island. Sew
erat ships Of war are visible in the offing.-
1t is believed an attempt will be made to-
night to reinforce Fort Sumter. From the
regularity of the firing it is thought An
derson has larger force than supposed
Rain to-day.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS,

Il bdis f,us ard skins, bxs furs and skins, VIM.
Huhhelii bags e,ffee, Wheeler d Riggs; cases
-ho. 3, 2 hxs hats. Read Barrow; ! bale hoops,
ok dry good hx shoes, bx hats J. 5 Jsquess &
60; X dry goods, bN umbrellas, Shankiin
Reilly; = bale fish, Sorensan i CO.; bx hard
ware, rolls carpet, l bX dry goods, John 5. Hop
klus bales canvass, h 'atz Il ueilmaD 5 bxs
haas. : i.oaanwsld Co; hxs Cry goods, J. H.
o SIS hardware, a. J. Co'blrn / bx hardware, J.
II. Imbush; bxs har ware, L. W fIeoerd 5
csses U,bacc0, Beul-uf d Njele ; l load marble,
M A. Lawrence $50 bbis four, Crane & Bro II
ok uess. Siauahte Hunk-r OF; , cases shoes
kob-it Barns Dbl Al pie sugar, 1 bx do, ). L.
Gilbert & Co., 90 dlz Lr1onls. J Moran hf beer
bx canned ftuit. h 4. Cook; ! car 10. poultry, l
car load stock, G. ~. Tull l load pOuitry, Pit
* Moore; 30 bush corn. W. N Aikman Co.
A. f. SHRADER. Agent.
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ERnN NEW YORK

New YORK, april l2.-Some of the
troops which arrived by steamer Coatzaco-
alcos will probably proceed to Washington
Immediately.
The steamer Vanderbilt proceeded to the
Navy Yard this morning, having been
chartered by the government.
New YoRk, April l2th.-Among the pas
sengers on the North Star, from California,
was J. H. Wade and family, of Cleveland.
We understand that Mr.. Wade is the repre-
sentative of the Western Union Telegraph
Co., and was entirely successful in perfect
ing arrangements on the Pacific side for the
immediate construction of telegraph line
from San Francisco TO Salt Lake, at which
point the wires viii meet others
New York, April l2.-The Commercial
says: Reverdy Johnston, now here, express
es warm approval of the Presidents move
ment, aud emphatically afirms that Mary
land will give the Administration cordial
support.
New YoRk, April -Stocks-transac-
tons and prices are better, and closed firm.
Money easy and plenty at 496 per cent. on
call
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New orIeans Market.

New ORLEANS, April 9--P. M.-Flour
dull and prices 124clower, closing at So l23
for superfne.
Provisions-Mess pork unchanged and in
moderate demand at SI8. Bacon unchanged
and the demand moderate. Lard quiet at
loo for brl and 1c for key.
Whisky unchanged and dull
Sugar in moderate demand, and without
change in prices.
Molasses steady at zoe for choice reboiled.
Coffee in fair demand at L &c for prime.
Corn firm at SOC for mixed.
Sight Exchange on New York prem.
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FROM THE SEAT or WAR.

CHARLESTON, April ll.-Roger a. Pryor
has been appointed on General Beauregard's
staff
Gen. Beauregard, at o'clock this morn
ing, demanded the surrender Of Fort Sum
ter, which Major Anderson declined prob
ably with a reservation. It is currently re-
ported that negotiations will be opened to-
morrow between Anderson and Beauregard
about the surrender Of Fort Sumter.
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Facts for the People

1t is fact not TO DO disputed, that Roser Bros
are nov opening one of the best and cheapest
stock Of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods, from the
lowest price Of &c per yard, up to the highest
Sbsvls in great qaNfity and variety, Silk Busters
and Lace Nantes. Orr stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Melons, &c, &C, is complete. Also the latest
aty .es Of Prints, Lawns, Organizes, Brages, Cling
hams, &c. Bieached and Brown Musiins, Irish
linens also Cotton adj s. Linen Drills all for noen
AMI boys wear Ledies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes AMI good many articles usually kept In our
line, all of which We warrant to i as cheap the
cheapest ROSER BROS.
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: 8. :: 3 =. 8 :, . Il

aR NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY respectfully n
nounce their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facil-
ties for the transportation of
FREIG II T, PA OK ES;
MONEY AND VAL UA LES,
They solicit d continuance of former favors Es-
pecial taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts,
Notes ard the transportation of small and valuable
package
All PEI cons wishing to avail themselves of the ia
oites Of the Express, obtain any desired infor-
nation in reference to the routes and details of the
buEiness, at th0ir Ofice on First street, between
Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Once
de Ie G. 81. FISH, Agent.
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HARRISBURG, April IA bill has been
reported in the House appropriating half a
million dollars for arming and eouipping
the militia of the State, and for the appoint
menJ of an Adiutant Commissary and Quar-
termaster General by the government.
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SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

Nav ORLEANS, April IA dispatch to
the True Delta, from Ralan, one of the Com
missioners to Washington, says that Sumter
and Pickens are to be attacked, but doubts
whether war will follow.
The Delta's Montgomery dispatch to-day,
SAYS it has been resolved to attack Sumter
and Pickens Immediately on the approach
OF the Z S. fleet.
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CHARLEsToN. April II.

70 L. p. Walker, Secretary of War =
Gen. Anderson replies, -"I have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of your comnn-
uication demanding the evacuation of this
Fort, and to say in reply thereto that it is a
demund which I regret that my sense of
honor, and my obligations to my govern
ment prevent my compliance" He adds,
probably will await the FIRST shot, and if
you do not batter US TO pieces we will be
starved out in few days. Answer.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
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In MANY Thousands

" certified iaaances5 they haze rscRed sufferers
from the verge Of HntimsEy grara, after all The
deoegse acstf0ts Of the dag hare invariably failed
So great, indeed, has their efficacy invarahly and
fntailbly proved that # has appeared s5arceyes
than miraculous 70 those who were acquai ted wjth
tho beautifully philosophical principles npoP which
they are coDp luBded, and upon which they conse.
quenty Get u 20 their uiaDif 81 ecd sensible
action in purifying tina springs and channels OF ife
and euduiRg them with renewed tone and vigcT
that thew were ineehted Tor their name.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIEcISYATI, April 12.-Flour unchanged
aud dull. Wheat dull and unsettled sell
ers refuse 80 for prime red, and 90 for
prime white. Corn 80 and in fair demand.
Rye advanced to 57(958. Oats rs and
steady. Whisky advanced to I3t, and in
fair demand. Provisions held firmly, which
checks business so that there was very lit
tie home demand, and it is held higher
Exchange on East firm at ! premium.
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MoNrGoMERY, April ma.

WUhIGOMEHNJ a PHI u.
Gen. Beautegard We do not desire need
lessIy>to bouIbard Fort Sumter if Major An
derson the terms at which, as indicated by
him, he will evacuate, and agree that in the
meantime be will not use his guns against
Us unless ours should be employed against
Fort Sumter. You are thus to avoid the
effusion of blood. If this or its equivalent
be refused, reduce the Fort as your Sudg-
meut decides to be the most practicable.
L. P. WALKER, Sec'y Of War.
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EnltInore Market.

BALTIMoRE, April l2.--Flour steady ;
Howard street and Ohio 50 3T3; City Mills
held at same, Wheat firm; red l3o@l sc !;
white 40fll 10 Corn firm mixed $500
So yellow $1,000; white CLOGS. Provis-
ions firm and rates unchanged. Coffee firm
Rio 122(GI3. Whisky I73@174.
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PHILADELPHIA, April I2.-The Inquirer
has dispatch from Charleston that Pres-
dent Davis has consented 10 the entrance of
a supply vessel into Charleston harbor, and
that not gun viii be fred. The report is
dOuht ful
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PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Flour firm
Wheat dull sales 900 bush at l 32MI "a.
Corn firm sales 800 bush at 6Od62- Mess
pork II 80. Lard advancing; LOT refused.
Whisky steady at l7b9l8.
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DISCBEDTTED ILLINOIS
p per cent liscogHt Reeds Bank
American Exchanges Rb Prairie State Bank.
Bsuk Of Raleigh Bank Of Albion.
Bsuk Of Aurora Bank of Benton,
j L of he Common ith Bank of CRrmi.
Corn Exchange Eank. Bank of Fed raj UniD1.
Grayvilie Bank. B nix Of Republic.
National i}s K Canal Rank.
Railroad Bank Commercial Bank
Southern Bank Of Hi Continental Bank
nois- at GRANVILLE. Corn Planters' Bank.
State Bank, At shawnee Farmers Bank Of Ills
30 Farmers Blk, at Canton
Illinois State Bank.
- per cs4lf. dtscss5.f- K Of Pamet.
Ba K Of Quincy. % NJ ssissippi River Bapl.
Bank OF southern H., at New Market Bank.
Bolton Shswness Bank
Bauk Of Relvdere. p Union Bank.
Bank Of Chester. Blk Of Metropolis
Bank Of Pike County. Ba; k Of Humboldt
Bank Of Elgjn- Bank Of Hampdeu.
Citizens Bank. Rank of Narragansstt-
Edga- County Bank. Warren County Bank.
Frontier Bank. Bank Of Doagias.
Farmers & Traders 2 k. Bank OF Ashland
Grand Prairie Bank. % Garden State Bank
Morgan County Bank. Is Plowmans' Bank.
Merchants and DroveTs' Bank Of Layftyettse.
Bank rs Bank of AIaZana
Agricultural Bank.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange on New York buying Lc Fens.
-eiliiss At-.--.-.. &c kEtil-
COIN.
American Gold buy ing &c prem
ceillns lie prem
DIsCREDITED WISCONSIN,
Arctic Bank, ......... p Bank Of Eau Claire..-25
Knshkonong Bank.
All Jroken-bahk money bought at the best rates
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MoRaft,a ~ PillaIlI

Are composed of Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
AS can be as--l tanned by chemical tests. Thor
prominent qualities those Of au active sud
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
tsIgent aperient of a gentle sUPorfdc, p omOting
tins ins3nsbl5 Precipitation Of pleasant dluretc,
lnvigVIaring tie kidneys and bladder; AMI Of a
delightful tonic cardiac exciting appetite By the
demands OF active digestion, and cheering the mind
with that grateful Of renovated health which
If ~ -L..L L.IL.lL--.. E-air..
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s7n.. 3. saschssor's Hasr Dvs.--Thf.

splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantaneou in
sHect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brown--n0
staining the skin injuring the Hair-remedies
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo
rates the Hair for life. None genuine unless
igned & w. A. Bachelor" Sold egeryW gre.
OHAs. BATCHELOR,t oprIetor,
sept2O 81 Barclay ST. New York
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The Phoenix Bitters!!l

70 denV,uiuated from their astonishing power Of
creating new life and health it were, from the
very ashes of the most dilapdated constituti0Bs--
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately fu-
MIGRATING than pills; containing the same choice
vegetable extracts the latter in different med
ihcatiOn. Although really less cathartic than tho
LIFE PILLS. they nevertheless begin to cleanse the
alimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating within three or four hours, and prcdrc-
ing decided sense Of relief the head aud 5rorn
ach, and exhilerating the mind even in less ti,ae
Z han
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FRON ,REFEALO..

BUFFALO, April l2.-The Canal Commits
sioners of Syracuse to-day resolved that the
Canals of this State shall be open and ready
for business on the first of May.
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The Life Medicines

Tor bilious and liver complaints, with their many
well-kHOwn attSndAuts, biliong and sick headache,
pain and oppressioa after nasals giadiress, dizziness,
heartburn, iOss 81 appetite, acknowledged 10 be
vastly superior t0 anything ever before oflerod h
tho oubfg5
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CHARLEsToN, April II.

To l.. p. Walker, Secretary Of Var =
D mand sent at o'clock. Allowed till 6
o'clock to answer. G. T. BEAUREGARD.
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Scrofula.

The most horrible cases Of scTofiia in which
Face. Bouos, and Limbs Of The victim had been
preyod upon By the Unsuitable disease. proved
by the unGenidble authority Of the sufferers them
Ives, 10 Lave been completely cured b. these
purely Vegetable incidence after all others had been
found moro than useless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-13
CHARLESTON. Aprjl 10.

To L. P. Walker, Secretary Of War =
The reasons are special for II o'clock.
6. P. BEAUREGARD.