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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01
TO YOUNG MEN

SuFerlng from the bad results # cuR habits, usually
te'net Nerv ,us Dedtay Pyemafure De'oy, etc.. tte.
DUBLISllBD for the benefit OF the al cted,
L pamphlet adapted 10 every individuals own
private use, giving all the necessary information
for the -ef cure of every one, and wtht ut the cx
pense attending quack books Or medicines This
work is invaluable 10 every young man. Sent I'm
der seal on receipt Ct One Dollar, by addressing
3m3s j. b. IIIN0N, Rockand Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

BY the use of these Pills the periodic at
tacks of Nervous or SICK HEADACHE may be
prevented and if taken at the commence
ment Of an attack INN ediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom TAIL in removing the NAUSEA
and HEADACHE to which females are so sub
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-remov-
ing Costiveness,
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Fe-
males. and all persons of Sedentary habits,
they are valuable as a LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone aud vigor 10 the di-
ge$tiye organs, and restoring the natural elas-
lcity and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted e1-
perments, have been in use many years. dur
lag which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, snd may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making any change OF
diet. and the absence Of any thsagreeable taste
renders it easy to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNlERFElTS
Spading on each Box.
Medicines.
y Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of the
PRICE; % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY @, sPALDING.
AZ Cedar Street, New-York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

Mr.. Spaldng, Sir
Not long since sent to you for box Of
Cephalic Pills r the cure of the Nervous
Headache and Csstiytness, and received the
the same. and ny hal good an efect toas
induced 10 send for more.
Please send by raturn mail. Direct TO
A X. WHEELER, Ypsllanti, Mich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

CAUTION.
As certain unprinciped persons are attempting
TO palm off on the unsuspecting public, limitations
Of my PREPARED GLUE, | would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing, and see that
the full name,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
is OF the outside wrapper all others swindling
counterfeit. ly4]-6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

TIE FOLLOWING ENDoRS EMESr OF
SPAl Dl N G s
PHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HE 4 ID &C HE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials r.rs unsolicited BY M Sp1id-
ing. thy afford unque,tonobie proef otthr e1Fea.
y II this truly scientific discovery.
Nashville, Conn, Feb. ), 1861.
Mr. Sralding, Sir:
have tried your Cephallc Pills, and hke
them so reH that want you to send Inc TWO
dollars worth mere.
Part Of these are for the neighbors, to whom
gave Few out Of the first box got from you.
send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your Oh t servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
lItverfJrd, Pa, Feb G, 1851.
Mr. Spal4inG Sir
wish You t. send the one more box Of
your Cephalic Pills, ndre recared great
Gta. q JeacfH tram hem.
Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN SFOIKIlOESE.
Spruce Greek, Huntington Co., Pa, /,
January Is, lS6l,
II. c. SPallins, Sir.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

THE True MEANS TO PRESERVE AND RECOVER
health.
LET THE SICK READ AND REFLECT.
RADWAI7S, RFADF RELIEF.
RhDIFAI2S RFGULATING PILLS.
RENGFA TING RESOLFENT
SECURE uE,LrHT0A ALL AND ARE RLEssEn
AS PROV IDEN rIAL SPECIFICS ny TUE CIT XIII.
The Cath0hc Priests NJ Sdnth america, MS Grace
the irch ishog Of QEtO. GIN. paliGrHi Of the 1rmg
Of ECUADOR haze been cured BY these Infdtbfe Tf"f-
f s. and haue giueH them TO the sick ,rho haze been
MAGMA Est yER;TAs ET PR1EvALIBTT.'
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SPOKEN.
Feb -, lat u 10, Ion 50, brig Caroline. Of has
Maehias, steering -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

"a BARRELS Of gsry heavy MESS PORK,
oO cheap Tor cash, At
F. \. BUTTONS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01
From he Eramlaer, Nor,oik. IA.

From TIE Eraurey, Norfolk, Ia.
Ccphalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, Viz: Cure Of headache in all its
forms.
From the Erdmiaer, No,foE "a.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cuses, vi b entirc success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

Vessels from ports in the United states now en-
ter at the Charleston Custom House as iron for
eign ports.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-01

Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
Henry {. Spalding, Esq
Please find iucl5sci twenty-five cents, for
which send me another box Of your Cgptalc
Pills. They are trniy the lest Pats 1 hare
eccr tri.d Direct
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-10

Hs~Ezzzssssaa SxSibtig fir 0tiatunnocrcr*
ESWemc Heterogeneous fiir GilliuarlOcs
rer, bic uad betu 28eiten 3n reiiel iDiinldcn.
Son tente ben 9. NsSsnber an, Werben hte &tnrafSt3f nuf
Ser gtprtbern Central @alUertRreet Oeppt @tfchbaon init benz
@rpreesae ~6cfErbert. Die &abn btetet bdbar@ rem Sntnatgraaten
etneu srSseren 9prtbetl. ais trssnb cine an0ers sabn,
aud If tie nm "a 0seiIen tdrsrr ais jeSe GnOers SaRn mad benann-
pittSBnrg, Gtepela1b, Detroit, Sort Bapne,
Chicago, Wtilpuutee, Gulena, Dubuque, ct
Saul, Gpd SSlanb, 8urltnStpn, Soma @ttA
ub perptm bfsbalb bic NIT Der ISrtbern Central Sabn ~sebenben
9erfpneu 10 @tunben fraber as bic NIT dnOern 8atnen %gebenben
bort etntrefea, aud rerben4 Dial menteer bic goagen babel 9e-
epcGfett. 3te 8a6n stebt brrd ben fh5nfen Etetl Don Obtp.
De edust @ntfernuts Ssn bier bis @btcaer If 800 Nteilea Das
@spdd nrb bier se5ftGnet (ntarFeS) unb eeht nit ben 9afa8Eeren
an ben Geftrmun9sCrt.
Na6 @reltline, Dahtpn, Cincinnati, 9aoianas
polls, Qpui8ptle INT ct. Souls
rerSen ebenfdue QaTdaiere ~befSrbert mtb fur tpr @epdG fetne
meitere itnaIabmnssfrfcn bereGnet. Die 9afaetere t6nnen matt
0tm 8 ubr-, rber Abrn0s 10 r1r-3us mad allen TeAltden 9ldgeu
sften pbne unterlre9s 1%uf9ebGlten su perser. Durnfabrts-Sh'
ittte perbtn perfauft tn Ser Office hes Naenten.
Spbn 6. Batter,
DF14s SIC. rs 8eGS=Street, nabe geaters Qptari.
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Nener 1tn0 tutd1ttser GaDrpGam.
Ia Nn6 benz 8eitcm NIB Siiben. A

Ia Nnd benz @eitcm NIB Siioem. ~
Baltimore uno GbtO=GtfenbGbu.
On une nah Dem 16. Dfoi 1861 eeben bic Gage mic fVlat:
Wpn Gambler Stattpn Baltimore: Der Gcfsue, SCnntdeS
0nsaenpntraen, UNI 5 lhr 80 @lturttn @UrGfittaaS; unb Der g..
prtESug I'M 3 utr 40 Wttnutsn ~Sfa6mtttass. Eeibe 9uge eeben
mad aleu 2tetlen tes gGefens uap &Drp.geefens tn htretter
atnie. .-.
sas Sir W~e9eBahu9iere.
Sad aIen Yunften SptfGen Baltimore unb gtfSntDnt nebrae
man rn $50 G3r mtttas Bug, gta& alrnyuuften swtiden Graf
tot uao parfers6urg ben $50 8orn.- Bug Spn Baltimore.
Der 6repertdsN ccpmmppattpn8=3u
rerlast Baltimore fur 6reoertf nnb pe baiwtf&en ltesenbsn
Sldse tdeli& un A Ibr so @ttnuten gaGmttta9s, NIT Ausnabmf
beS SUnntaeS ump srret6t 5repertd UNI u. DO Nf. Ibenes; yer.
l6Bt BET Ger Nuttebr Jrepertd UNI $50 Sprmtttaes uMD Iarat
tn Baltimore I'm 9 u. 80 ID. MittasSGn.
Der @nicptt'S g. WfiQ8= NcepinpbQttpt8z qua
Satt tdslt6 NIT Ausnabme brs Gpnntass wtt fplst:
8erldet CONCENTRATION i'm 20 WiUrBeae unb mn 9.t5 NaGnt.
Bon @atcptt's Wtils UNI AS 1t. 1t,O0 MOreens, 100 @a9m.
Ha9 Walbin9tpn unb benz SIben
seten Bite 3Ise nm Z, 20 Gap 20 8Sr1aitass fUpie I'm AS unb
800 NatntttoBs.
&na Spnate q nm q, 20 DRrrsenS.
Son gBalbtr9tcn
UNI 4, Is unb ITO 0prnitttags uap 80 mnr 545 NaGrn.
@m S5rnntIg nur NaGmtttags um $50
Der 8wttte unb pterte Bug ppH Baltimore unb 2~Dafhtn8tDn ners
binbea NA nit ben 8ugen Der annapolis 8aba.
Der 5nette unb brittle Bug b1lt anf ben 9WtlGentattCen.
Ry- gDe8en 3ifets, &nstunft 8abrt u. {. NJ. @enOe man f6
an S. 4. @~nslanb, Aseat an Der 2ttet.SfEce @Guren-
patton. 80 m. y. Smttb, -4a
Erdnsp0rtatipnsnetRer Baltimore
G. N. QpIe, General 8tleteur. (Mu16,tO
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3OQsNmt.
Qeubts6dus=S nlpeftpr.

8al impte, ben %. afat 1861. -
8ei bieIeni Nmt ioGen bis am Senpobenb ben Is. Sunt 1861
~perre9eIte Sffettet angeurmnen Wercen fir lie 9ieierl n9 BON
WGnepcrrotb uno &rennmatertal an unb ami ben 9euGt-S btfen
bon Sanes S8Iano uno 9p0persiroit8 in Der @belapsate Sap uno
fr @tias 2eudt-S 4ife nnc 9eubt- 9auS- Sc ptI9e m6dten
in OienIt aeite0t merben, fir bic Oauer zines Sables, nom l. Suit
1856 bis gum 80. Sunt 1862 iucIufpe. Die WIunoporrdtbe ml1en
BON gutter uNb erprobier 0uolttit istn nno mIlfen fr ieoes seu@t-
i9tff emuat piert:lilbrlid, i'll Hadecn, 6ailan, 8ihen pber
Safen, in gutter Srbnuna perpadt, fei BON SOFTEN fit Die Ser
St0ateu gen6b Der Sptcifttdtipneu III GaieI 9. welde ~bei9efG8t
itnt, unD bic eiuen &beiI bes @ontraftes b.lDen, an ben geu9t-
baus Senber pber ir9enb Elm unc res Stif, welde8 5u bieiem
!3wefe in Baltimore, Ntb., tettmmt iein miro, bsransebra9t
percen.
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels," uno in Gin 5ueueS
@euUc1t er9eb! slen, an bieies &mt Gei9idt werSeH' PoltPe'
SIN glnfrase Ger 2cutt- Sau8- g cmmiiipn:
0enrp SO. 9~offmau, superintendent.
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ersNerHherttnaen
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JOuuSLOuS 1uSuEdIC0
go. 70 Seccnbftr.
Teuers, Marine unb &eben8zgerHA
r-inN8sGOmpaAnien.
Giferlte nnO feitcite GOnlpdgnie.
@sr1herungSsGomp Der 8alIep b. Btrgtnie
nut $3.50. 900 capital. !.
neutrality-suspicious. 1876 ontp. b. 8hQtnfe
mt S2OO. 600 capital.
Mben1arleS8 s. rftderun98=@ omp. y. 0iraiufe
4+e4 NIT $500. 600 @optaI.
@barter OafsSerii4. @@omp. BON Sartfurh
NIT $3.50. 600 @apitaI. F
.Secaritp~S erft4erunsss@ omp; bon &eU-OO,
. mt $270. 900 Capital.
BbSnir@8 ertderun9Sz@om BON Nep=gp,
N'3 mt $500, 600 capital.
SEE clute@S erftderun9Sz6pmp b. Wetpz9) n
3 nit $27O, 900 capital.
Mcntanfe VerIther Comp. b. WensNs
nit S200.O0 Goptal.
NetpeW crlbzW erItder. @@pttp bon NetpeNpi
NIT $3.50, 900 gapitaI.
q a345 Wtercdnttle Weutual Wedrine. 1aU
-.r mit 81 900, 900 capital. 31 h1a
Wereiti9te Staaten Qeben8<8 erfiheruno r.
NIT 81 $50. 972 Gapltal.
NDrtbern Nhurance@@ pmp. prn @cnbop
nit 50, 1914, i'll capital. ~
Ge e5en bemertten @Dnpa0nleen ftub BON her Qe,,sr....
Staates Wtarnlano ~antb0siftrt tn6 lSeHfrt. ""
Die bon BEN unter3etcbneten reprdilittrten gDntpoorieeu ~
ptrflt9 berfngberes Capital gum poaen OBen orosae "
Setro9 eer6ttrortlth tnr Die 3abhan9 BON 8erlpiten.
Nerr9eru49SpolNen wer6en ~eas9e9eben un6 gerluffe niiu1l
erest. XbOS. s.. SnmT rr FT %'
Treb. Iffum Surbenor. "'tc~s o,7
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> @etnricb Meper,
FzxrStSw

Bias go. 106 NOrozSoparpfroEe.
at itetS cine reiGe &uewabI BON Sargen III alien @lSkern II ben
ciuta1fen Breuen perr9tpt9. Nt3O,fI
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Simeer's M6btnafcbiue.

0ie Sdneiber bief9er Stabte ipWie aue Peripnen, wetde cine
snte g dbmo d inc gu baten pini6en, iOaten lid erunnern,
CAP cine pom nniern Ttai@ttnen, 8petnal 10 nlel arbet thIt o!e
reeno cine ancere, rnb 10 au1 awetmal 10 pteI @eIt
mbrin9t. DeIeS ma6t uniere WlaI9tnen sA ben btGlts=
ten, welhe i'm Nforfte fnS. Metr ais GOOO ,aoOn lino allen
in bieIaer Stabt in Operation an &5fen, 2Seiten rno SoIen unt
ba6en ibre @isner Deer bic bamtt atbeter in BEN Stano 9eest, ft
naebr @etb sn erporen, ais tbnen bteies auf eneerem QSe8e ut58
ids lit. Aae, welde cine Der be ten SEA IN al dtnen, 6u
M @ebrauh fnb, Gaben mbGteu, iOlten in uniercr Office:
SEQ. 159 SaltimDre1traBe
u~p11pred6en, up @ebraubs~ anwetIun8en IN oeitI1er, eugIHder
ran36li9er unba ipanllaer Sprddbe Su taben fho rmb no mir Sc
Il tereine Deaidine fault, anf berielbeu arbeten lerneI.
Sdidt mad etnem @tenplar bon Singers Ndbmaibineit~ 3et
Ans. Ollie MaInlneu merpen en gauges sSa6r na9 ihrenl IRf1n
DON inns in BOILER Srbnuu9 NIB Separation gebalten.
(Fb28,i} W. g. Srpbtrt6. NQent
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SentfdbeS SeoereefAdft
ton 81. e. s.. @dlarb

Ne. 81 SbarPs n1be YrattHr.
Den oeutlhen Shubma6ern uub Sattlern oRne hterrnt am god.
ru9t, oB mir am Obl8en Rlase elm 2epa9ei9dft pesrinost boben,
tn pelheni mir tets et1s CUTE MnSlpabn bon a1en Scrteu better
Analtt6t 3eber an 0ano balkn, teIGe8 mfr feINt rerfernaen nns
imerOhsa RnR SlsiHsH 81 biatGeW PrsteR sBieBsn. (NS2I, emf
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IT, Cur teIOnDeren Nennt1lBnabnte.
Gtnmaaoertr me GeHenoe fUaten febr ~YUrFGtts fem, ebt fs TIRE
8tuette faufen unb fpatu bteielben ur non fUlden %angefeatea
8enmten taufen, weldc Spn ibrem @etalt leten, ntat aber ppn
Wiatlern Uber Bwifaentrdeern, la fe font Der @efatr ~ahssesbt
Fnb, ttiGwtnbflt gu rerben une itr Gslb umfOnf a~Isaeben.
OurdfabrtS@Bll 5es#a.
mad aGen EDftten btS gDensns Fne gu taben BEL
Gb. s.. {iISsbran6t, t
General @rnisranteu- &sent Der Baltimore. uo
Sbtp-@tfenbdtH.
sason Nc. 81 Tbome8Itr., Baltimore.
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an unb mad benz so. San. werDsn td8iia bret Bulge auf bieIer
Balm In na1fplgenOer Netle e~rpeeirs:
Ser WpGsua gett t1sltG unit Wusnatne bs Scnnt1es) nm
s ubt IS Ntin. @tSrsers az uiG 9tttsbure, GttcaGp, @leYeianp,
Cincinnati, 81. QpaiS uno ale &teIe hes 9Befens Mno yprps
peaens. Gbenfp nab @lm9ra. Buffalo Gnp Canada. gta@ Gut
ntttSbura, gprt, QdncaRer, Neating, 9pttSbiae, Opnes, @ltGS,
ReiIerslSrm unO chandelier, @sp. 9tadp @bantbegsbuYe, Car
fsIe unb 6asertcrn
Na9 0em-gpvf Mn 6,15 @icra- nit NUT tthent garren.
pehfel, 10 binie wte duf ieoer aneern 0abn.
@eurtbe fSnren nit oefen 3u9e nad Detroit NIB Chicago ota
Niooara 5als, 10 btli9 ais aut u9euo elner. anoern Babu fabrcu
Ger BORT Acc pmobattpnS5u g tleIih (SountG0S aus
ae1lcinnen) uM 8. 80 Nafu. mad Yprt lno aaen StatDnen er
8eltern WtarplaEb Sabn.
HD fSpnntaas nusgedernnienl ufh SEQ Nadnittaes db.
S~fetinbe pom gSGibtnotcn unb benz Suber, peIde NIT BEN
8uee UNI $50 Wtpreens pber 800 aatnittags bier antOn-
men, fnben 8efGrnerune nit Dn 3usen bitter Wdbn.
aR7- zDegen SabrbiaetS unt auberer ssnasen unb ~Serl1sltGea
Mnsiunft beltebs man R6 an bte Btlett=Sffce in Der u9a1rert-
citation" GGe SMt GnIbert- unb 6ranfiiufry su menhcn.
pSptn &. RtaneN, Ml1feGupt,
&. 8. S5}atnet gilet-Nsent H- SEIi29,tt
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&tfenbnbfetr tc.
la Rssgssaszazgssa SBSAsss @g

Ass R#ssSsSasssg 4@S@&4
@tdtig fir @innouberer unD 0tetlenpe.
Gr|partiB DOn Belt, OclO NIB Gutfernaug
Nurd ee HH
Baltimore mnS SOtusG ifenbdGn
mad aIIen T9eileu be8 MeltenS
uber
Barfer8bur9 une Warietta, pber 8enwCcb,
Wbeelins uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore rnO ObtD-G tfentabn bieret Dem retteuben Dub"
tttum bic srSBteu 0Drtbctlc In Sesus auf Staietett Scauenlt&.
tell, Si&ertett, Yurflt6fett unb S65nbett Der g. enerten, 70 oab
&c pEn ietaer dnbern gatn u btelem 9anpt lbertrEFen wtre.
Steie Satn pCn atianttiGen Wleer ~auSsebenh, 1T bic dlteae aus
~gebetntefe 9inte, elcidsettt8 ubet aud Se tlrsefe unb IdneIfe
unb oaber bic btlteae MGute fur bic MeAenben mad benz gDefen,
BITE ntdt ~Derfeten iOGteu, He gu benaSen:
Meilenentfernun9 pD1 Baltimore mad
w. j q alo- Cincinnati:
llrbsr TdtferStura 5S3 4PetIen.
ucbtr @enmOUO unS aBteeltnB $50 ~.
teber S~arrtSbure unp pittsbut0 $50
Dur6 Ste Martettas Qtnte 5S3
cine @rIparniB on Der Gntftrnana Su 116
DurdD bic 6 Oluntbu8- etnie 500
etne @rfparnts an Der @ntfernung Spn 69
0eiTenre, wel@e bic Baltimore un0 Sbtp. @tIenb0bn benuben,
legen tt @efcn tn ~ Sa8en surId uab fGtrent tn UDdsen, bic
nGf has aIfrbcquenfe unp NIT e~epOIferten Sisen etueertmtct FnS
lI u N4+~t.-.w ErLt- NSNa,fu. -
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge. the
above named g~uarantors are goodand sufficient.
tD&fe) tSignature,)
For James Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having FIVE persons on board sHs-f5s3a
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Mttcrbtetntt0eit

fir Die 9teferuns BON &attpnen uno 8rennrta=
tertal fir bic 2eu6t-S Gife BET Sane6 So
Lamp unO 9ppper'6tratts in Der Gbeiapeate-
Bas.
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Sermanla xebenSs0 erfiberungSr
gn @~efeAfdsaft aa0 $3.50
r63l IN Wep-yprf. ss89 f.sll
Scar e~inse3Gbltes GaptgaI. $2OO, 900.
9rdftbent BusO x8efencpncf.

9rdftNentI PusO xBefemcpnf.
8~t3es9r6ftb. mnb 6etr., 6rtecr. 2dspenNIer.
Dtsie @eieNi9af ii tauptidHlt@ far bic peatfwe 8eDE :
terHn9 Der Der. Staaten 8eerunbet uOrbeu. Sore Be-
anatsn fmb Dewtf6e unp ibe Drnflaten werben In beat.
f&t E un6 en9Ii DER Spr a d c o~uspeeebrn.
Stee GelGGfte befepen tn 0fbe as.Serft&erunaen,
AIterss@erfOr8ungeni MusfeHfr- HHe eettren-
t en- -Werft6eruneem. &a 4AH 4Stt @N
E&tate prpsenf bs nansen Mustns Uerben inter
Deraherten vertteHr, tmo nIo1en ole 9eleufHaft oao1rt 81 einex
lant See e~Rietttgte EFT bsgronoete1. -A4
AIS &eferenBen fHr Baltimore ltno tnrNl9enne 6erren e.
uannt, pOn cenea bic nit = :etaneien aud Nttien- Sn6ober fnOE
9r. VI. 6dunader " pr" ". "a. ~.h~
!. NDbt. qebr, y yDn. 9. 0aauner, -
gperner Dretei, y Snceb MupCIpt,
Somiiton Cater, = n s. u. Gptldsr'
" DIR, 6tnrths. n Meper Gtein
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-06
nzz-,rha Rehel Conrress has nassed =

EE-The Rebel Congress has passed
bill licensing pirates to scour the high seas
in quest OF blood and treasure, and to insult
the American flag. The goth section Of
said act oilers prize Of $40 for every enc
my killed, and $25 for every one brought
into port alive. Thus these rebels, in ix-
ing upon only S. difference between dead
and live men, have fixed legal value to
life Of forty York shillings--or in other
words, have legally determined that live
man is worth five dollars more than dead
one. If the national government was to
follow the example, we should preie. to
reverse the order, and give five dollars
more for dead men, as we think dead rebels
are intrinsicaly worth more than live ones,
when rated under the standard Of dollars
and GENTS Madison Patriot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING
The Bu~iness Of the summer.


The New York Tribune has the follow
ing .spoculations in regard TO the future
movements of the Government forces:
During the coming Summer our troops
will doubtless be chiefly employed in hold
INC the forts, navy yards, and arsenals now
IN Our possession in the seeded States; in
terrifying and protecting the National Cap
ital; in looking sharply to affairs in Mary
land, Kentucky aad Missouri, and being
prepared TO protect loyal and punish re-
bellious citizens in those States; sustaining
the Union cause in Western Virginia, crush
inc the rebels ia the Eastern Counties, re-
taking Harper's Ferry, and subduing Nor
folk and Richmond; and in clearing the
banks and tue channel Of the Upper Missis-
sippi Of traitors and pirates. This may be
done in the hot months without impairing
the health Of our troops, provided the Com
missaliat Of the hospitals are properly man
aged. Their, when autumn shall usher in
invigorating breezes, heavy columns will
descend into the rebel territories, in the
East, the center, and the West, nor stay
the march till our flag waves in triumph
over Charleston, Montgomery and New
Orleans. Thanks to heaven, the names of
the brave men who pant for this service
are Legion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-06
Comes out Strong for the Right
Side.

Mr.. Russell, the celebrated correspondent
Of the London Times, who is travelling in
the Southern States, writes very impor-
tant letter from Montgomery, under date
Of April l6. 1t is letter of great signii-
canoe, inasmuch as he GENES out boldly
and earnestly for the cause of the Free
States in the pending war. Mr.. Russell
in his first letters was rather against the
North. The change has been caused by
observation at the South. The influence
of Mr.. Russell in England is scarcely less
than that Of Prime Minister.
Without cause, the Gulf States have
rushed into the rebellion, and must now
sCfer the consequences Of their act; for the
States that remain loyal to the Union are
now unanimous in the determination that
the Government shall bs supported, and
that this wicked treason, Which, without
provocaticn, has essayed to overturn one Of
the few free governments of the earth, and
establish in its place a military despotism,
ruled by an inepressible oligarchy, where
freedom of speech and Of thought should
be suppressed, and only African slavery
recognized as a Divine institution, shall be
put down at whatever cost of treasure and
life.
The contest will have but one result,
whether it be reached at the end Of five
years or fifty. Let there be no misappre-
hension in Europe on this point, nor upon
the merits of the issue that is made. The
line that divides the two combatants is a
plain one. Eg-0n the one side sta d the
supporters of CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERN
MENT-those who favor the preservation Of
free iHstitutions-those who dread a mill
tary spotism-those who believe in the
noble principles Of Anglo Saron. freedom,
that have made England what it is aud
on the OTHER SIDE, are those who prefer
military Government, founded on TREAcH-
cry and CoNsPIRAcY-those who would
SUPPRESS THE PRESS, and all the noble re-
suits that flow from its fleedom-those
who regard African slavery as Divine in
stitution, TO be fostered by the Government
at the expense Of every other branch of
industry in the State. EE-I In this contest,
/ FRANKLY CONFESS THAT | AM wITE THE
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED STATES.