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, 1861-04-19


IsAa eKR:-Ih b. re serd yer statem snt that think
We ase eatise'! to the heeGt IT. am reaiGent of
Bloomington ard have been over thirty ycars'
IN now nse: n:ty yrass Of age. For abo1t twenty
years last my 6ir hiss DC e Ling 1tceablY E-eY
~ VS. 2ln I'M e.; Ftls VIII: AID very s:i aad nd
plaas :al sen DHniper a. certificates OF tt1 ye.Y
9ads.fal eEtss a. soa7 sair Restorative. but sup
e1teriain:nEA sro3s dtfro ~ have riy har il nossi.
ne restare T. - r:uai c'i.r ans neness, a. il
a IN NY younger days ssaGtifn} I'll .ck Icoccuded
Woul4 maks tie ApeflAest conlc4cl = Ia a small
d9.!ar 1Is & &sfnn:Ince u:ins f:llows c1rrr5Sna ~
asas as e9asc / h@oa ui-coEt!rd tbs dIodrur re-
9yed t3s. and ny ha,s :H9. VA llu4 ci: IL large qnan
utles vas eooSlatrahlT t'ghterel and ra4ical
6aa1Ee i' fi3Sfng place e5lor. hsvseo taued "a
llst begun On th= f.nsth; have Is pr IL head
81 iasE ~ ~ nroWn or li at bacs hair or az
naa 10 my Jouthfns days. boz LII tie hills Of
Wsstera n. xtaia My bead Is E:lEelF clear Of dan
nFuu ana the haiz ccAsed entirely frou falling OF acd
T. - = n snd hne and feel. oily as though It wa
~ W. M ir1a sh9 hands OF French -lssnpooner Many
y hefys hmy aa xn ~. r.,
NJ 1e ensets q yoar 1s.toratse. It Il almost rposss
'11c cid 2fa3 head. @ ~ ~"
Tours trulr.
FREuERICK r HITLER
Bloomington, Monroe CqVnty. IatiaSa
, 1861-04-19
H4&ssc EfREEo:, EtrT Cc1-t7, Pam j

7ASsss fr3uas. Etry Cca-ty, penn.,
PReP. Woac 'aas IA. -a1.
=, :lRAR s1R:-; Vas ta;'7red N Re- than v-a- sqo
Epus sainah!c Eatr ir4'cfa.:re for she urnc1
of esc as1E :7 ead - a;ruE lid sn,Trr, usfs
rt TX he ttr = az. itl h5 been able 70
FHaus ~ .2 = 90 Hl1 4ly :.urd H. rem ;.I7 it nj.
sr1 s1yngn nal tri2u --aa7 p1rrsr.tinr ua.u eaT
ihrrc ~ rT II HA1rtsnur.a parr7 Bti.r
~ Re, aa ponsst a-tte MD POW IA eparen Is
u % aniyt:-al 2ee E TT Las c l.itptrIT
tan p ~ en y! thatuG Fl T. ny hes an sn .vpi -
os eoa 9, oIcG n two weeks kcsas It e : ~ tthsn
satr hot hhpt7a at - nost si~o fua: ~
co 9iE oss e:sG s.,rei II j.. OF. ;Eal
LaTc ,,c. aM uhw nitv .sa-s 81 bgr. al H.loa.h
ma n os.F 'ss ef 55!a i = alias ha
mJ heal Nv head l. now of es srnh /, ~ s'to T.,
Sses s5I,G Il ,GGlsa9 e. faAa q sny tim. co hsVs
"a ato1sh do MT like to expuse ryssf
~ ~ = ny aatI to say Iou cen a. th Or acY
auythfny ~ 1n saaPa you thlnk proper 1t u worth
"@ @NA1& ~ soa~ HauFa, &C.
4 Il, ETTEz
, 1861-04-19

:. waRas Shall ~. REsnoxa1as11g1 :Rssrs
The Louissille .str,sai aags ::.:lrhe Eevolu:
tionists, md not The !Government;; first violat.
nd this Axd1tisis tatasoF stata :Qsso aatk bftun
And up3n the hesda of the ReYolntlnnists1all
responsibility 1t thia o1tsloa
They nkye; assumsd Thu awful sp1oas33tslity:
be.atslyzapd ia9ad bleodh :s::-;;.z !.
, 1861-04-19

!. S. Richards, Moline,
J. R, Miller. Eocs. Island.
". A. Hohrse4 CorIe via.
a. r. CAamh- rialn, Hol.a e,
e. =: Clepr- serd 4 CO.
Eotdosta
Ratt1e. Camden Mills,
J. L. ButHaEten, Ja1sty,
vile.
Collins Carlyle
T. b. LGGkWos91, !, C2f1?Ia,
Wm :. Cock. de-
y y. LeWla. hocIiscA
II J. Rngg, Pecri.l,
W 4tSs 6r-r ~ - saales
10 w,i!s eii @ LeppT 1afi
= n-,,nxn.1
80 a,,as "'o0eiA M4'
Weil-o. r,..a-
~. 1as CssAHS.
osnt 1eh.s.so~ te5 3 Io~ sErA
= = oHnsto1. He1doEa.
'1S -. atoany, 1Iany,
T. L. 1. ~ q, Mps9u. Qtta~a,
Magnolia
H0. D1on, Calhcuc,
J. r. q r Joh-ston. De&r
mSn -t,,,
, 1861-04-19

The war bill appropriating 8 Million of
Dollars to the arming and equipping Of
the State troops, passed The Senate Of Ohio
by vote Of thirty.oze 10 one =! Ali honor
to the Democracy Of that body, who for
got the:r parties and hates in their zeal to
serve the country!
, 1861-04-19
FORT PICHEAE.

The National Republican,, printed at
Washington, and supposed to know what
is going on, says positively that Fort Pick
ems has BEEN reinforced. We shall be glad
TO know that the Republican, is not mis-
taken -
, 1861-04-19

8. =. Sm[lh, Sandwich.
EaFh 4 Dcnn2n. Chsrles-
r s. mmcr. Il. d. .Afattoon
a. H'Motk, ArcoTa,
Eutitasa q O'B7ten. All.
More
g; ". Mcconksy, oak1ard.
inn1n1s Ack4t, Mattoor
!: D. Cope, Fairfield,
ILolIp4Jl & Clark, ,albtan.
Le~!a q lfuEdis, Horrl on
HuaiphHe@ d Brown, Cairo
:. T, NlIs-,ker, Ca!Er,
star l. Taylor, Aa~hvtl;s
]. ~ lucas, Asnky,
=. h. Rice, 3fcCou.h.
JGs. Drake. Ptntris CITY.
Eeck 4 bro. RtaIldfaTI1, >.
!, II. Sarw6o1. k.lKtp.
Nn. cotant GenaVa,
Buck & HOE. Aurora
l. i Marks, AcaA
(. H1GtcS 1nEesb-.fd.
EdEsxa7 d Bro. Iii. cs=.
Htns.4sn . Johnston, star.
Hug,
Benton Z Scr, sutton City,
NEtee i Bro, Morr1sos.
Hisrirh d bal1L,ger, tsa-
, 1861-04-19
st. Clair County,
-:

h111EvulE, April Is, 1861.
Editors Of chieagoT Tribune:
The most enthusiastic meeting ever held
here assembled last night. The resolutions
adopted pledge all, without Distinction Of par
y, to stand by the Government to the last
extremity Several hundred young and active
men are slteaay enronaa::E 81. Clair /. gpod5ar
a alousa'd sessnsee's = i Stirring speeehe we're
made BY Messrs. K9Fner, Baker, Jos. B. I'm
derwood, Miles and Orr, and the President Of
the meeting, Col Thomas. Belleville is in 9
blaze Of excitement.
- This morning the Star spangled Banner will
be- ratsed in the public square with all soletn-
nitv.
, 1861-04-19

A few Of Mr: Douglass friends, Of this city,
VINO are 1ame1 tably 1inctured with secession
sympathy, not putting full confidence in 1he
general dispatches to the press in reference to
bis loyalty to the Constitution, concluded to
haye direct communication with the LIttle
Giant on the matter. Here is the plump and
pungent reply:
To E. courtenay: " >f>AA1 49, le'4'
Without having been consulted, or endorsing INV
partfcn1ar, measure, am for my countrT and
againet all asaaisante. s'! s1o
fSigned.l S.A. Dora,.s
50, Louis Dem, l7th.
, 1861-04-19

O. ] 7oo,, -, IT. lcc1s July IT,, sit
DzAa s:1s.sS7.5c u:c tbs ple.>u-s an ss.,.,.
Hsn T. transmit :, Eaa beside ii e,ts ~ -
ass3c s. st;ss tca. Of ~. 2.afs ,.
wnlea Iatne a3Te ne. bee:i wttnoat l,o,tie IN ~,
:cs sctnn2i ced tae use, my hair rrss m +, Ill
stopped T. fsn III T. ffgy t6fr. f.E appra -
Xfsf aif to be foua neither his Ter. b.rc ~ w =
~ ;1ef ~ hsr7as completely reztcrea, c.t7o-a
aElf has c. er caattEued healthy loft ann ct.sI ~
q! eeA1 tf,e from .'aCdra.f ID not T,ai W. W.
rsasa 4s sop.s r.! b. q az naer.as a
Day ~ snt sse they ar. ~ veil Ennaa iSa
4qa eee !; or ". ndsrfr ores t.r ugbpp: he IL Ecn'
81 ~ ti5a ti al ny nc T. tlavtlt h Ereater pHsf
sxel:Gg its effects in az oSa csse is re
y huThug. SAYING tGes had ussl il ma w:tha
iec II every tsstanee h,s~cv+r r 1t -r1vt ~ *
aS r. ths ai:er that tney had not used PM al , =
as Ecn h1l selling At abou. half he nrfr- R.ve
ahors wh:sa >ave toubs ars humoass i e -
fe9utlt.or wAeu there Is one At hsnI 40. - W
EroyeH i'rro..d : d >ubS- N As0@ 1a@ oeea
=, .Aprarent15: SINE II shosa eha.lata3s ha-. nat
They have 60 led y.urs wo, N.r WORD II aG-os
seAnses E1erel5 lasesuls ot.er nrIe n ill., r.
Ihsve. ~ithin the pass i've veara. .,c, .,d .,,,.,
WITH nor" tan tive t.:ou~aod nrT. ns lint a hare
Gne =. pisMloi Rth terIett els-snre fnr h.s
80 esss lhls sGah! tead da-drat, and eysry dys
ea;e tGe sca, o. hesd r. s1h!ect Is ~'o1' 'os-
"a tcl 70 =. JeE. er~on"!l st Four crpfn,1 nlarS
no!ceiS e mere lsar-ed sou 3sre now Evlnx II
Yen art At liberty rnbse this or to rrfsr ,.r,,s.
Ea 1ey A9y cGa'aaitcastoa dressed 10 ~ az.
''~ S~' ''' VIII Raut. E aFouPily np;S araweres'.
IlAE5 WHITE no~
, 1861-04-19
HEHRY Q. sPALDIHG, :.
No. "a oedax s&rsef, New Yors.
~, . '-j
AUrlCNu

~ A& ~ ~ ~ Ne
ases.aan "np1sactpled lpazzeas are attempting to
ps'7 of on ta. naare; Imitation. Of my
PREPARED GLUE would eaatsoa Ill pez.oe= %
.ae otoE. !! aid sss sast tbs talasms
: r. EzaElAIu1AU1 PREPARED CLUE nj: :, -
tI.5.a.. 1924 ~ t.: - .Sl,-ss = :.
- gs.9s sssasas fx1a7pR; al stasa azsH<sud1aS
sss1ssfasaA esaadAHH
, 1861-04-19

-:~... .-~.-~ '' .H.-oor r, 'xns,s - ,se,.
Editors cb,caro Tribune: ' e''' Ap'A ~ t''1'
A large crowd assembled here to.n;oht
speeches ara being made bv men ~ an n,r.
+ies. Great enthnsia,n Is ,n-ntfs.toa uaIon
resolutions were nnan,monslv odon+ed A
volunteer fonnanp IL forno;1r cTTrxrr
---.-s---- -.
f&enaseIaers Jasper County, Indiana
RENSSELAER,, t'asper Co.. 4nd.' ApFa 1e'
Aa1.os' m ,..4' umsaso 1tapune'
oa ,tsue eoan's IL HI aoaaze WIZ ps.t,1o1-
4su WV mof'on te1egf@pAe7a " so1- n'n'y
=. en4a P.e' seste' u@s' " eoDe wv ~ ~
olsoapolls ano assls1 N o1ell.z1ne 'ne an,n''a
ana volunteer fofces." tne s'a1e, ana tnefe
Has meetlHS e31eu uls 1dot1Hie' ue1ole
, 1861-04-19

| ~ set y. ts $3.50 4St usa W "eaaes
~ w. ~1 " eso'u tsises, Gs9'
eloe1'ae coau's' w. u LIE eo.n year o. hs
&c 1aa aeu pssu s,,a. ms'en .s .. congress. an'
,ol ns ss.' 44.1 a pp,,osa ,n1 ona.. ~ .ol11c.
ono5 ~ M' nof'4t -<'saoe''' - Ano oA4
f04ea5 ~ V+sAa'
o!o. ~ a. =. DulnElae' - ~ tz,tuy - ~.
V, ano 'of soha uine eonnec.eo Win tne Hll
nols cen1ral hallroaa IN thls city, nas tenderec
MS services y military capacity to the GOV
efnof OF hhoae 1sisna. ae's : native Of Brls
to1, =,
tae Fni1adelphla lnqatrtr says that Gov.
s.aos curtin Viii To- Re command Of the Penn
s3l9anla volunteers IN person.
- lhe philadelphia Press says that Hon.
george Aehnun OF Massachusetts, who was
Ekeslaent OF the chicago Convention, in com
pany with Senator Doqglas, called upon the
President on Monday night, Both gentlemen
cordially endorsed the patriotic ground taken
By the President.
- The dispatches from Philadelphia on
Monday stated TINT violent demonstrations
had been made against Major General Patter,
son Of that city on account Of his supposed
sympathy with the southtrn rebels, The
Philadelphia Press saws It is authorized tn eav
that Gen. Patterson, while he ha. heretofore
believed it policy to avoid q conflict. he now.
that the war has been inaugurated On the
part Of the South. intends to stand hv The
r1ntor ~ +ha da.t1 n - ,..,,.s .,ts. - ~
noa w .11 aeol4. 80 nAs .soueh otusts ~
n1s coininaua 10 prepare 1or Inc emergency
E. G, Stedman, author Of The Diamond
Weddiuen one Of the editorial staff ~
+ho w..7s ~ e>-.s.~,- ~ e'A -
~ "eN, ..lle ~ usli5 sle 1ss" o'A eoffes-
p0haenI p lne ea1cAoo tR1busE' ls appointed
to Deputy Goileciofyaip at the New York
: Custom House.
Tha:,rsts,. :
-. Aae nooAe Aaeefflser deFotes half col.
uunn to prove that William Cullen Bryant Ia
n man in TIE wrong place whom ba de.ls ,7;+1,
no1;,;o. r. nu -. 7oo-a 10, 49, LAse "..4 w.,
ponue1' Al WILL take 1.-.oA7 @aau oue Aal col
umn to do that successfully.
President Lorin Andrews. of Kenvon f4o,.
lege, Ohio. tenders thu serv;ca ~ ass,.ss" w.
and proposes to take the field himself. This
distinguished gentleman VIA tha frat I, M.
to oHer hls services, three months ago
The appointment Democrat" who tele-
graphed to the President that if he be1a Eo,+
Sumter the nsn,oor,+a of Oh;o 80 49, 80. ~
..-~ eA-~ N.o ~ cnto "ouo SUSTAIN
n11n' WAS, as We learn, Hon. David Tod.
, 1861-04-19

), sEcEss1oa1srs ! 4 nj IuRK1xe RRA1as Ths,
Qhafles1dn .Ae7eaayr of Thursday eoatafnA IA
advertisement Tor ;stfonX and hatt .ateamsft
suitable to b egpYMtad tai6 4 Pt1YsSSteasEs "
, 1861-04-19
SOLD In CHICAGO BY

J. Ell. REED 6 co,
LORD g. SMITH,
SM lTH s. DIV YER
E. H. SA MT
AND ALL OTHER DEALERS u cncAso-
Also, By tbs following Druggists h ullaofs
, 1861-04-19

s7ntaoss. Dskalb Co.. April II.
DeKa1o County is firiy aroused A mort
enthusiastic meeting was held here last night
The Court House was crowded to overflow.
ing. Steps were taken to thoroughly canvass
the country for volunteers, and inside Of
week military organization will be effected
and Its services rendered to the Governor.
We are as one mau-ths Democrats taking
hold heartily. All party lines are Tor the
time obliterated. Meetings are to be held in
all the towns Of. the 1counts---every school
honss will be aral1ying point The Stu Span
gled Banner is waving from the Douglas and
Lincoln poles razsea during the last campaign.
Ch1ll1cothe, Peerts co.
CHnI,oorHE, Ill. April IN, 1851.
MrssRs. EDITORS We held 8 meeting
here last evening, and thought would lst
you know the sentiment Of the natives Of
Chiuicothe. The majority Of the people are,
or were, Democrats, but they all Joined as one
saan in putting up Dag yesterday, and in the
meeting last night. the meeting was called
together By tbs band which played at timer
curing the "eTenIng. There wera general
spe: ehea aaste b leading men, md tho meet.
ing adjonraed xifasant ait exception for
the Un.on bsiaes1R ttexssbsls lib md ! trai.
Of tbs South 10 justine.:. They lsSnd tAe
#heh now thit1asena to make uI Irl,.ncl-
tsoub1e, teaeheit:ygaa ii ,f or tast AduInis:
tzstton. = ::sspnssss4dlHs .-s:i.ps:*
... 5$;t* .;:a:::*% T. faox Il kKxknaE4,; j
;
, 1861-04-19

FoHr WAyKE, April Is.
Editors Chicago Trib4as:
Immense meeting here, Northern 11Tdiapa
united for the war. j. L. WILLIAMS,
, 1861-04-19

EFros1 taa Examiner. Norfolk, Val
teptsuc Pills accenplish the object fnz *Atch tnsy
Wsra made. VIZ: Cu.e of Headache In s1l It's formA
fpTGIu the Examiner Norfolk. Val
Taey hare been tested Il more tsan thousand
from tho Deuoc1a., St cioad. Mail
Pas al2c0so q za ~ ss7s
IFrom the Advertiser Providence, 3. II
The Cephale Pills said to be remarkably enso-
saaens a e. fs bssa
from the Western R, e. Gazette, Chicago. III
CepsaIe Pills.
IFrom the KRaaxts Valley t3tar. Kansvta, Val
Ws a5e sars th.. 2s5se9s snesax with tao sas4
s1as. who Try than, F4u stick u the1-
EFrom the son:aern PATH Ftatez. Sev o,!eszs, La,
,lEy them! JOE tia! ara afflicted All we are sure
Fl taat haa fsse7sd 6eseats shat 20 o;s! 'I: msd
cine can produca.
lFroGa the St Lorts Dencc1.tl
The immense denasd fer TIA sztlce {Csph lie f1,;
u f9plclf increasing.
prom the Gazette, Davenport, lows
NJ; spaidtag would not connect hts mama W. II
article he did net KsoW to posseEs real msrss
1Erum the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Tae Testimony in their f7at Ii strong from tue rrest
respectable quarterR ~
TFron the Daily Newa Eewpor+, R.L
Ce7f2dc PILLS aze taking the plsee Of ali kinds,
From tbs Commercial Bulletin. Boston, Aask1
Said to b 1esy stncactous t5r the he&dache.
fF1o1 tia Commercial. Cincinnati, Ohia1
eu1er1nz humanity can nov b. relieved.
, 1861-04-19

rfrom tho Derocza- St Cloud, Mail
you are. or have been troubled with the heaGachA
ssod f2r box (Cephaic PillsD 80 that you Lay haVe
them IN case ct an attack.
, 1861-04-19
80 - a PLEASANT PARAGRAPH
!: We copy the following from the recent
Message Of Gov. Clark: -, *s: :

Tbs Governor Asks- the attention.! Of the
Legislature to the disposition ct the property
acquired BY this State from the Government
there is = lag lafsa ] namber q horses % and % mnlss
now being, Kept In San Antonio, at a very
heavy: expenee to the State, It they .are not.
transte1red to the Government Of the Confed-
erata Suites, with all the other acquired prop:
erty, the Governor thinks they: should be-
furnished to the forces now about to ehtEr tha
, 1861-04-19

fpTou the Examiner. Norfolk, Val
Taey have been seatcd Il more t.aQ thousand
casea, with entire success.
, 1861-04-19

EFro:1 TO Ezatnirer EorteK, Val
CeptSuc Pills acceEpllsh the object fa2 r1ich ttey
WeFa made. VIZ: Cu-e Of Headache In s1l It's formA
, 1861-04-19

rFron the Western R, e. Gazette, Chicago m1
heartily endorse Mr. BpaIonz, and bis u1r1yailad
CepAastc PILE.
, 1861-04-19

lFron the Advertiser, Providence r Il
Tbs Testimony IN their favor Il strong from tue es1
.tapaEtahla duartarl ~ = = 4 .-'
, 1861-04-19

fNARS.-Edn. 3. Peupeot,at:: n 4 11fanu.:
~ .etaraeaad 5oopiau1 ch1ldlfSax G52s.I:- ~
I'LL RAxooIF5Ha; IT. trRK&S1ti i 3:SIttt7lz1
, 1861-04-19

from the SoR:aern PATH Finder, HeE o,.esrs, LAY
TEy them! Joe tia. ara afflicted. All ws ara Bure
That ynnr testmoay can be sdt the already nuIer
oEs tdas has roceg vi 6eaeats That o,h3. med
cine can produces.
, 1861-04-19

KTza-1oaarEa, Franklin County. ua1o,>
r. , , ianaary 9th, 1851
No. Is Cedar street. MT
DEAR SrR:-1nc oaed I'D ,weut7.avs rent, q. , fo-
Xa4sa H send box of @ Cepaac PilE. send Is address
tT. Ohio. b ~oa.'
Your P111s WORK LIKE uu4xn-oux8 HxAr.
ACHE ALAoRT EIsTAETKE ~
, 1861-04-19

M.soaYuL>, Coaa, Feb :ts. 1a55
ER- 6RALDfy9, ~ ' "
s1K:-1 L2ve E!ed Tour Cerha.c P1ll., and zrx1
Tor1h more ~ A-
Part Of ths5s are Tor the netgto@rs to who1, rsY
few ont cf tho urst box got tr 4, ycG ~-'F
send the Pills By mail. aud obISe
iGH pbest51t serysck
JAMES 4 kSNEDy.
, 1861-04-19

from the Gazette, Davenport Iowa.
"; spaldsng you'd not connect his mama NJ II
article he did net KEoW to ppssea5 real m;r.t
, 1861-04-19

From tbs Commercial Bulletin, Bcston, MAJ,
Said to b Tesy efncactous f57 the headache.
, 1861-04-19

IFsom the KAsaxts Valley Star. KansvtA Val
We are snrr that 2esscos su.a11ax With tae sas1
schs, who try tksz. E4u stick to ttcI-
, 1861-04-19

1fsnAN11, Atca- January 14th, 1B8l.
Az. epAIDCSG
S1REEot long sucs sent TO yea fac q hex OF Cer.
gang FILLS !or the cure ot the Servons Headsche md
Gosn7efess, aad received the same. and THEY HAD 50
MORE. - ~ ~
Pleasa sand by rttuza natl Direct to
4. 4 WHEELER
YpsIslu Mct.
, 1861-04-19

fF1cm tia Commercial Cincinnati, Ohia1
Hu1erlnz humanity can nov b. relieved,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

Cars FOR LIvERPooL.-Then next pack
ct which sails for Liverpool from Phila-
delphia, will take out five handsomly fin
ished passenger railway cars. which are
to be used upon a Liverpool city rail
wav.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
TEE AMF4EGKFANs4N

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w the following rates viz: y"
Per annum, payable IN adyancel s,,.
If not paid within the first six n. .on,l, >i-o
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A failure TO notify discontinuancs -N
expiration of the term subscribed for MI ~
considered a new engagement.
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mI4Cs1 I-s
E1rst Ea5fes.

A somewhat extended observation, and
a solitary experience, have convinced US
that first babies have hard time Parents
1nust have two or three children before
they know what baby is--how to treat
it properly. The poor little fellows that
have the misfortune to come along nrst,
have to educate parents to their task, and
in the process they get spanked and sha-
ken and abused After man has three
or four children, he learns that whipping
or striking child less than two years OF
age is barbarisn We kuew one ''paternai
head who struck his first child when on-
" six weeks old, he actually believing the
child knew better than to cry, and that he
stopped crying at that particular time be-
cause he struck him We carry certain
notions of children and Of family govern
1nent into married life, and the first child
is always the victim Of these notions. AMI
not of these alone, for the parents have
not learned self-control, and baby is
whipped quite as often because the parent
is impatient or angry, as because 1t Is
vicious or intractable. We intiict on our
FIRST children the fioggings we ought to
have for our own impatience or frettuiness
This pounding children before they be-
come in Gods eye morally responsible, IS
a very strange business. Patieucc, good
people, unwearying pntience! Don't wait
to learn it until one Of your little ones
shall be hidden under the daisies.
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CAMBRIA 4 HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa,
~ Has been recently opened by GEO. RAN
DoLPH, formerly of Blair county.
Mr.. Randolph promises to his patrons the
best accommodations and the lowest charges
of any house in the county. The former high
character of the house is sufficient guaranty
of what its future will be-
GEORGE RANDOLPH
Wilmore, April u, 1660.tf
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FOR RENT.

FENhe subscriber viii lease for term teTI,,oI;ry Usy
"THE PENSACOLA MILL Pkof -, -,
with LEGO acres of land adjoining m a.
timbered-30 acres surrounding Inc l.'a,oB W.,
cleared, and under high state OF oul'.' Tie
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks a. ~, q
Mill has one of Pages Circular Saws ~ ~ a;r,r.
ell as an upright saw, and three sniaii atinq
lars for lath. &c, and is capable OF ,In E,HIsY HnsY
10000 FEET OF LUM BER PEh L-ai Vii
The above described valuable prope:tg. ,,.
be leased on favorable terms. PoSses''
en- at any time. Address ,,.,.,.brre
LLOYD & HILL. Hollida!SD.-..'r r.
Or Wm. H. GARDNER, Esq, NEs
September /, lS59:tf.
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ID ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam

ID ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
L y bria county, Pa. (Near Penna. Railroad
Station JAS D. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TARLE viii he fur
nished with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best Of liquors, in
cluding Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive aad convenient STABIING is
attached TO the premises.
Wilmore, August 20, ls59tf
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pw0EEssEnxAE CARDS.

BRAHAM KOPELdN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Once on Nam
street. Laog-o' ioo''i-
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KING ALCHoHoL UsURPs THE RULE
OF KING CoTToN-A gentleman recently
from Charleston expressed the opinion
that ,ohishy had great deal to do with
the Secession movement i'll Carleston.-
The entire population, he said, seemed to
be in perpetual debauch. Bar-rooms,
restaurants, stores, shops, all public places
were crowded incessantly with drunken
Disappearing mob. This is the material
which constitutes the principal strength
of the Secession movement.
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A RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa

A RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
~ The subscriber, having leased, re-ftted
and newly furnished the ''Ebensburg House"
is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been a f;lvorite for visitors during the Summer
season. and / Will spare no pains in making it
an agreeable hong for all sojourners. My IA
BILE will always be luxuriouSly supplied from
the markets of the country aud the cities. Ny
BAR will be filled with liquors OF choice
brands My STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such as to
suit all. Expecting to receive a share of pat
ronage and fully intending to deserve il, |
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER.
Aurust % lS59:tf
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pA- The Nebraska Legislature passed
ar act abolishing slavery in that Terrific
ry, over the Governors veto, by an almost
unanimous vote.
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H ID. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT Law,
Os Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite Craw-
ford s Hotel. aug2o, ISoS.u.
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