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UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAGE


FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, La DIES, and GENTLEMEN
in all parts of the world testify to the efficacy OF
PROF. O. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlsmen of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
see circpar for more. and it will be impossible for
HwALL STREET, NEW YoRK, Dec. 20, 1851
Gentlsm.H Your note Of the 18th instant has
sf 81 s s o hi
tGrs:ye an a my certificate of the fact
Ia wa d it to you chesffGy because think i,
S nonsS ,e cs hs S SSsr
SIX years since il began to turn gray and the soap
on the crown of my head to lose its sensbity and
abes increased with me and o. .bont
since fourth was added to them, BY hair falling
of the top of my head and threatening to make me
In this ggnPIIsssapt predlcament was induced to
y TIN WOODS s Hair Rest9Iatye manly to arrest the
ton that gray hair could ever be restored to its
e D s1 the usc %
ties Only that not only was the falling OF arrested,
Sas hs 9G t was esOTed to the cray hairs and
on my head; vssy much to the qualification Of my
For this, among the many o5satioRs % OWE To-
her sex, strongly recommend all husbands who
vaae ne sogITati,n OF their wives to profit By my
rNVSe1J resReettfu.lJ BEN A. LAyKNDER.
My family are .6seat from on the city, and am no
longer at No. IL CarrolPlace.
SIAMsTON, Ala, July %, 1859.
To PROF. o j. WOOD: Dear SiT-Your "Hair
Restoratlve'' has done my hair much good since
i commenced the of it, that wish to make
known to the public ofits eff cots onthe hair which
are great. \ man or woman may benearly deprived
OF hair and by resort to your Hair Restorative"
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever; at
least THIS Is MY experience. Believe i a.
Yours truly, WIZ. ii. kennedy.
P.S.-You can publish tho above lf you ike By
publishing In our southern papers sou will get
more patronage South. | see several of your GER
tioates In the Mobile Mercury, . strong Southern
paper. w. III. kennedy,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. u J. WOOD: Dsdr Sir Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
the effects OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
l85l, was induced to make trial of your prepare
ton, and found 1t to answer as the very thing
needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you in giving
| to the afflicted such treasure FINLEY Johnson.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three Sizes
viz large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint and retalls for one dollar per bottle; the
dunn holds At least 20 per cent. proportion
than the sma retaiis for two dollars per bottle
the large holds suart, 90 per cont more in proper
| O. J. WOOD Co, Projectors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis
Sold in this c'ty by C. sTOTT, 375 Pa. avenue.
| al q eolJ.alw
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD REN0YATER

Is precisely Whist Its name indicates, for, while
in and siren Il to the vita posers
and at the same tine rcvivfes, reInstates, and re-
at once ,csiors, and rexde,s ike system,
TO attacks of Disease. IL is thu only preparation
faiiy cembined as to be- the most powertui tonic,
ara at the came time perfectly adapted TO, as 90
AMI hence will soo:ls the treaksst stomach, and
tone up the digestive organs, and thus allsy 81 ner
ting aud at the time II is composed entirely Of
vegetables, yet 50 combined as to produce the most
UTors SES ] such remedy has ANY long
been felt to be desideratuIn the medical world,
follows all attacks of disease. and proceed. snd
deed hys the system open TO the insidious attacks
following: Consumption, lndI gestion, Dyspepsia,
Loss of Appetite Fantness, Nervous IrrItsbflity,
Night Sweats, langOr, Giddiness, Retention OF.
well a., Painful obstructod, too Profnse, or too
These ali depend upon general debility. This pure
healthy tonic Cordiai and Blood Renovstor ir az
no mistake about IT But this is not all. If the
system is akened we are open to bilious at
the Kidneys refuse to pSrform their functions, and
we are troubled with seaoIng ana Inoontincuoe of
in the back, side and betwesh the SHOULDERS. sI-
ceetlngly liable To slight coas, coughs, ana n
rot allow us TO enunerate the nanv ills to which
But we will say In this Cordial and Blood kenovs
TOR yoU have perfect sale pl easant and ecotual
remedy for loss of Appetite. BInousness. Flatu-
lence, week and sick Stomach. Langour. Liver
Complaint. Chills and Fever any Bilious attack
NsurGlgIa, pltstion of the Hort, Depression
ofSpirits Sores, Pimpos on the Face, or any dis
ease arising from impure blood, such Sorofule,
EryslPe, as, Bronchitis, Cough, difficulty of Breath
ing, and al that GLASS of diseases Gal ed female
weak ness, and enumerated above. We Will also
cay the traveller exposed to epIdemics, change of
climate and vSter, will End il pleasant safe and
sure remedy and no one should ever travel with
cut. hesder, try II, for we assure you you will
hEl IN II friend indeed well friend need.
All persons Of sedeLtary habits will find il per-
feet preventive Of, IS well es cure for those all
EieHts which they ere particularly exposed Honcs
ministers, stucsnts attorneys, literary gentlemen
snd ladies VINO are not accustomed TO much out
DOOR exercise, Will find II to thsir advantage to
Keep bottle constantly On hand; and above a.
Elothers or those becoming such, Will 90 through
that most apgerous period not only with all tn
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand sllmenL5 50 prevalent among the female
portion OF the voi ID In short, is indeed q mother
cordial. Try II old and young; no lOr ger run the
rsk OF delay II will relieve and prove tself phat-
icalJa Restorative Cordial and Blood Rencrafor.
- }. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad Eay, New
YORK, and IL Market Street, 81 Louis, Mo-. ard
soId BY oil good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this city BY C. STOTT, 375 Pa avenue.
an a-eoly, av
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BUFFERS SHREwD MANAGEMENT.-Ap probably
truthful story of one Of Ben Buffers shreyd pro-
fessional freaks is told by a young factory girl,
formerly employed in one Of the Lowell mills
She had been discharged, and the corporation re-
frsng TO pay her, she sought legal redress and re-
tained Mr. Butler for her counsel. Helistened to
her case with much interest, and afterwards con-
suited the representative OF the corporation. who
still refused TO pay the girl her wages Butler
then issued writ, and attached the main water
wheel Of the establishment, and by bringing the
whole mandatory TO a stop, the corporation,
rather than allow their mills to remain idle and
await the laws delay, paid the girl her wages,
and resumed operations.
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1hoPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL,
oTEicz HOUSE OF RxpRzsx-rArrvr.. US

INIT, - fa4rossIs will be received at this oAo.
for tnr1 Sock on Monday, the Sd day OF lima 0aH,
sents,i,hing for the use of the House Of Rse2na
fts toss - oI the United States. FIVE hundred and
tstSs. ~ oo pounds best white ash furnace Cn.
Re, lone hundred cords beat aIN 49, "a
The %So. . 2, Re cords best pine
yhe Vsnltol 70 places which viii be sbownu a
6uss Of sss tEi5snser In the the
sne ISL o. JuIy next Bonds for the fsithf oy
Bid. n ~, .nsyboontIsct Will be required.
and satisfactory srrsn.enen Ssons,osrsd
"'""o ioi 'he correct mcos urement Of both. "
mo-- j. w. FORNEY
Clerk II. Z. u, q.
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READER,
" ERUSE The folf0Wlpg statsmant and than iu

i ns i II. fi statement and then Judge
1 ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn. N. Y, Q we'll
for soms ciaen tnete had suffered from Dyspepsia
IN, ,Fled AYER's PILLS, which taken aoocrdine 10
tie Hireotons Tor this complaint, restored him IN
health IN few weeks. After an interval of sone
GEO Ne Ne he Sp haS no return Of his complaint
eLt1Ption on his neck. shoulders, back and Ter.
ba eovehed ABOUT one third of his body il kepf
Wy PaiIs aneoted covered with q scab and beInr
oIa ore raw Sore vas Of course very troubIe.ome
anu easing IL 80 much impaired ms health A
sHuN9eETR,1g Az msdcaI aid failed him until he tool
PtREHS c0MSOUNp EXTRACT sARSX-
soms scars from the liberation bot It is other%.s
pJQHN II. SHOOK, ESQ an eminent l.vv., n,
hionmond, Va. tooka Gold which settled On his
lungs. severe pain set in on the ieft side WITH
pad cough, which was soon followed by the nnmn.
takaple symptoms of consumption Wbsn rednnsd
HpsIy b3w ne commenoed taking AYERS Chez
KY PECrokAL, which soon stopped tie eonSb
Prepared By DR.. ]. c. AVER & CO.. Lox,u
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET AL WHO ARE ATLICTED
READi
AfLf THE REKEDY


Friend, do Jon suffer! Arc you the victim of auy
purity otthe blood? What are they, do you ask
Rather ask, what are they pot3 The blood ID the
scarce OF lie Sld health and 10 the 6rst element
81 our oslns 70 respond to fny cause which Affects
tho system, "a the pulse infaiby atteets The ever
preyalpE Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipelse the
saotle ScroiuA, the ssonixlnS Rheumatism, Nor
roGs DEBILITY, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp laint with its
sofsoT and aeJc1ton, and shs Ipmbcrloss Ills that
Is heir to- derive their hideoun origin from the
pIooai Deel kindly then and gently with the blood
Oss the sltslsing resources of nature for its AID
BIC snaor gs TO commend 10 your confidence and
tso mat truly valuable medjcsment known a.
INDIAN FEGETABLE DECOCTION
with regard to this almost infsllihle specific
tosGiM sentiment has spoken in decided terms
snG me evidences of this great efficacy ere sus-
Lsinso oy conetsnt ayoNa-s OF curative effects and
eGe hapPlest resrts from its use are after an Other
remedies And tho best medical skill have failed
Lot as gay, IN conclusion. that Certificates
cures are not sought from the Iiterste and super
hcial, but thcJ vQiuptee red from the most re-
spectsble sources and justify the hIghes terms in
TGlch II Is possible 10 commend so yaluahle a
speolho 70 pubic spProval. We msy add also that
tae curative properties of the medicine are &c hailed
only by Its restorative effects, the system recover
ink nom disease with renewed constitutional vieor
FOR sale by al respectable Druggists in thic
CITY, ana by the proprietor, MRS. N. cox,
None genuine unless her name In blown on thu
DoLLe end her seal on the cork.
h(Pnoe 81 per bottle, six bottles for o..
q Wao!:,a.s A6srs. r. &. T; CIsSEL, Druggist
riet, and viii supply the trade 1t my Irioes.
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O-A man named Mill Smith, suspected of
many crimes, and residing in Marion county,
FLORIDA. was shot, and his body carried of, by
secret band Of men from distance on the Ilth
He was riding TO q mag isrates court and when
within fourth Of mile from the court ground
the report Of twenty five TO forty guns was heard
distinctly all through the thickly settled neigh
borhood, and Immediately afterwards Smiths
horse was discovered without Its rider
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RrrNoLDsBURs, FRINELIN Co., Ohio, Z
YPsILAnrI, Mich, Jan.HIcsl

From the Ezarntne-, Norfolk Va
Cephalio Pills accomplish the olsaot for vhicb
taey were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache in all fts
Fons the Ezaminer, NO-JoI, Va
They have been tested in more than Thousand
GASES, with entire success.
From ths Democrat, ST. Copd, MINI.
hyou are, or have been troubled with the heal
may nave thsm In case OF an.attaok.
FIom tks Adv~ti,r. Proriden~, RI
The Cephslic Pills are said to be remarkably,
effective remedy for the headache. and ono OF the
SsIy 0est LOT mat very fFesuont complaint which
Fron fhs wsa.rs r. X. Gasats. Caieaso.
nvalled Cephaic Pills.
Ponr ths so,sfssrn PatA Findrr, New orIsa.,, La.
=, Iy them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
ngmerOas list that has reoeived benefits thar ny
otner medicine can produce.
Eou tIs 81. Losts Democrat.
Plsss ,mmense demand for the article Ccepksls
Eow As Gazette. Davs.,e-t, Io,.s.
nj. Sredlng would not connect his name with
IN article he did not krose 70 1osssss real mertt
Es., "a. hs.a,cas VALLEY sta,, Ka.a,sAa, Va.
~. are snIe ,hat persoss So fsring with the head
soAe' VINO try them, viii stuck 70 them.
From fL Adr1fiser, Providence. RI
The tsstimory in their favor 10 stronr, ffom the
most respectable quarters 'iO'" '"'
From tAs DasIy H.,es, N.srpo,t, RI
oephalio Pills are taking the psoe Of al htpds.
Prem t1s Commercial B~lIstss. BOYo., Mas.
said 70 be very efhoaolous for the headache
ten sAs CennssreiaI. Csnet.sati, oA,e,
euaenns humanity can now be relieved.
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Ga. Fares Champagne.
J. r. 6LONIN6ER a co.

No Z, North Charles street, Baltimore,
Having been appointed Agents for the sale of the
sbove brand Of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer il
LOT "a q, re yng upon It's merits to establish here
Southern cities. "
r, Besides obtaining a hrst-class Med.l at the
ffench EXmbltIon Of 1855, Mr.. Fare has been
appointed Purveyor to the Courts of sp.in and
eoSn
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%1 Us;
S% e1;st
NerVousHeadacI1e
KINDS KIM /"
Headache.

By the use OF these Pills the periodic attack, O
Nervous OF Stok Hendaoks may be prevented; and
IL taken At the commencement of an attack imme-
diste relief from and sickness vll he obtaIned.
They seldom fail IN removing the Nausea and
Hsad0ehs to which females are 80 subject
They aot gently upon the bovels,-removInI Cos
ficensss.
For Literary Ess, Sfsde.fs, Delicate Femsles
and oil persons Of sedenfary habits, they are va
liable as Laxative, improving the aPpsstf,, giving
tone and visor 10 the digestive organs, and re-
storing the natural elasticity and strength Of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted ex perimeuts,
having been In use many years. during whlch time
they have prevested AID relieved 8 vast amount Of
pain and suffering rom Hsadsohs, vhetho outi-
mating In the ssrrons system or from q deranKed
etate Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their con, position.
and may DO taken 1t oil tnes with perfect safety
without making any change OF diet, AID tks oh
ssHes 0 Any disasreeabls taste rendsrs u sass 20
sdnstsisfs- fksr 10 ekildrez.
BEWARE OF COUNIERFEITst
The genuine have Eve signatures OF Hour, c.
spslding on seeh Box
Sold By Druggists and all othcr Dealers in NJ edi-
zines.
Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receiro
the
PRICE, - CENTS.
Al orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALDINS.
<eCEpAR sTREET, New YoRK.
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SPALDlNG'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
81 EA DACHE
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As thsse Tssnmontals ,rsre pnsOiioited by
mr.. sPALpIsG, they afford ungUe,tiOn-
aas proof Of ths efficacy Of thts
truly scientific discovery.
MAsosvILLn, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1857.
Mr.. sptLTre-sir: have tried ysur CephalIo
Pills, snd re ihen, 50 tceH that ] want yOu 20
Part Of the'. are for the, neiF hbor.. to whom {
gave few out OF the first boz got from you.
your OBJ .srsa MAIL =. Ss& Sisf KENNEDY.
HAvrR7oRD. Pa, Feb s.Ixl.
box your 6ephslio Ps, isss Tssa, s SD
''s' S zee. q 5 Ss-sa S,Gr, sA'-'
NARY ANN sToIKHoUsE.
sr,'er GRIEF, HSsIITsI ;S;' Co. F.,3
n. O. srAtDIre..sir ,Yog will please send ms
We ooxes OF your OcPhalo fiils. Send them i'm
Re.psG.full, yours. INo. 2; sImOYs.
eSs~ w. W. " WV etst es4 bSA
BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, janis, las1,
HENsI 9. sriLpIns, Ess: Please End incloscd
twenty -hye cents, for which send ne smother boI
q your OeFhslic Pills. 7hey ara frsly fks bssf
Ytas Aart ssT tried
Direct A. sToyER, PM,
Belle Vernon, WysndOt co., o.
BrvzRLY, Mass, Dec. II, Isn.
II, o. SPALDIrs, Ess= 4 wish for some circular,
or large show blils, TO bring your Cephsljo Pills
more pertlou6rly before nv customers. M yo-
hsye any thing OF the kind, please send 90 me.
One q my customers, who ls subject to severe
slck Headache, (usnelly lasting two days,D .ras
fsrsd q an attack IN one hor by yO,~ Ptl1s, which
Respectfully yours, w. b. WILKES.
RHrNoLDsBURs, FRINELIN Co., Ohio,l
January 9, 1861.
HENRY c. SfALpIss, No. 90 Cedar strect, New
6efkEDsar SIT: lnelcsed End twenty five &c Is,
l1o,l ior yhleh send box Of q Cephallo Pflls5
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
,fosr rus sors Iiks O eAa-u-e.rs Headache
SISlou tnsfastr.
Truly yours, wM. C. FILLER.
fPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. ID. 1851
Mn. 2PALDIne-Sir; Not long since sept L. va.
Tor box Of Cephallo Pills for the cure of the Nor
yous Head ache and Costiveness, and received the
same, and ttey had so GOOD an efecf tkas ,saS "a
dsesd to ses1 for more
Please send By return mail. Direct TO
A. X. WHEELER,
Gpsilantl, Mich.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured st this institution within
the last seventeen and the
cal operations performed by Dr. Johnston by tn
reporters Of the papers and other persons,
which have appeared again and before the public
SIDES hs standing gentleman Of character
eIlIty 10 e sucIsnt guarantee afflicted ISly
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tfer7 fhe Examiner, Norfolk. Va.
Cephalio ri accomplish the olseot for which
they were made, VIZ: Cure of headache in ali i,s
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Ffou the RzaTniner, No-Jol, Va
GASES, with entire suoee.s.
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Hors fhs Dsynoc ST. Cloud, Nina
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the he,a
eohe, SEND tor box, (Cephaic Pills, so that YOU
may have them In case OF an-attaok
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DR.. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
By this great and important remedy organs
are specify cured and full ygor Thousands
most nerves. and d. btated, who had lost hope
been nmedistely relieved.
All ailments Marriage, Phyric-l Mental Ds2uaI-
LEGATIONS, Loss Of Provocative Power Nervous
Trembling and Weakns.s Exhaustion Of the fearful
kind eedly
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fen h <dcUfissr. Providence, R.
Ihe essumory in their favor 10 stronr, from the
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LbT NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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fron ths So,sfkern Path Finder, Ne,s Orleans, La
A. Iy them you that are afflicted and We are sure
mot yocr testl mony can be aided 30 the alread,
numeroue list that has received bene6ts fhnf ~
other medicine can produce ' -"
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Eoss fRs 81. Losis Dsnoc-af,
Pllls) 10 rapidly increasing.
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USold BY Cd Druggists a. TWEEN
ny FIVE CENTS A BOX.n
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The Cephsllc ills are said to be remarkably
e1echve remedy for the headache and one Of the
very bert for that very fresuont complaint when
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BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, janis, Iasl.
. HENRY c. SPALDINs, Esq: Please find iucloscd
twenty -hSe cents, for which send ne smother bon
81 your Oe1hslic Pills. 7hsy ara srsls fks bsu
Direct a. sToyBR, M,
Belle Vernon, WYAndot 90. %.
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ryom fAs AosotoAa VALLEY Sta,, Koxa,sAa, Va.
We are sure that persons sufsrin. With the L..d
none, who try them, will stuck 70 them,
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Frosn fhs Wesfsrs r. X. Gassfts. Cioaso, IN.
we sesrhy endorse Mr.. Spaldinr and his nm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-06

The Syracuse Journal contains letter Of
lady residing in that city, from her broth
er, who had deserted the rebel army and
succeeded in reaching Washington His
letter has the ring Of the true metal We
make an extract:
"Once more have the liberty and op.
portunity TO write you. We have seen
rather serious times in Old Virginia during
the past three months, though, as yet, our
family have not suffered particularly. Rus
sell, you know, had belonged to tho Prince
William Cavalry for more than a year when
the war broke out. April 23d, he was or
dered out to join the secession army, but !
told him that he could not 60, that he must
stay at home and see to the business, and
[ would 90 as his substitute. Therefore, ]
went into the Southern army, but for the
safety Of the family only. Last week the
militia was ordered out, and then he would
have to go any way. On way to Dumfries
where l was sent with dispatches, stopped
at home and told him, also gave him di
rections how to escape. After he was safe
ly away, l deserted, and am now here, bound
to be revenged. want TO get up a com
any of as desperate fellows as ever looked
down the muzzle of gun, and 60 right
forward with the National Army"
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@-s>~s
A virginia Clean Out.

Benjamin Sanders, an extensive farmer
aud miller in Brooke county, opposite Stcu.
benville, is noted for being rank Seces.
sonist, and has several sons and retainers
of the stamp all well armed. He bid de-
iance to any Union force, and declared that
he would not be disarmed in accordance
with recent law.
One of the returned companies of the
First Virginia Regiment concluded to make
an examination of Sanders. Eighty in
number surrounded his house Thursday
morning about aybreak, called him to the
door, and demanded his arms and ammuni-
ton. He tremblingly brought out three
Minnie rifles, six revolvers, five thousand
caps and balls, and five secession flags
Sanders was then taken into custody, pei
order of Gov. Pierpont, and moved off to
Camp Carlile, Wheeling, to the Rogue's
March,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-06

FIVE FIGHTING MINIsTERs.-The New
York Observer says that Louisiana cler-
gyman, writing to them over his own name,
remarks:
81 am one Of FIVE ministers, of three diff
erent denominations, in single company,
armed for the defense of our rights and lib
critics, three of whom are between so and go
years old. And l tell you in candor, and
in the fear of God, that if you or any of the
6retheren who have urged on this diabolical
war come on with the invading army, l
would slay you with as hearty good will
and with as clear conscience, as l could
the midnight assassin.
ain the name of God, l conjure you, lei
us alone, speak the spontaneous sentiment
of every Southern heart-msn, woman, and
child. We '0W ReVer submit. We will
shed the last drop of blood in defense Of
our rights. Your are my enemy, and am
yours. j. F. F.
The editors remark that they withhold
the name of the belligerent subscriber who
thus expresses the thirst for their blood, and
after stating that he owes them $25, in
dulge in the hope that before he "slsys"
them he will "clear bis conscience" by pay
ing that little bill.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-06
The PopuIar Loan.

Subscriptions from individuals to the pop
ular loan have been received for about {
week at the Sub-Treasury Office in New
York. The World says there arc daily
about one hundred visitors who take
amounts ranging from $50 to 10000
Many subscriptions are received daily, also
by mail. The subscription is very active
and eyiuces perfect reliance on the sta
bility Of the government on the party of the
people, and desire to come to its support
with such means as they have, in this houI
Of its trial. The investment, drawing inter
est at the rate Of seven aud three-tenths
per cent, commends itself likewise to the
prudent and calculating.