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UUR WARRINGTON LETTEH.
1f0nn Of 4 Southern ReAetfon,

From onr own Correspondent 1-@: =: III;
~ +. WARRINGTON, 1an.: -, 1851 =.
The dlsanioY epidemic has culmI1ated. The
worst is passed. The fire has consumed most
Of the combustibles within rcach, and u begin
ming to asg for: i gsat Aef E9st h fael: The mob
piled with whisky - thsi dsmagogaess haye
been On spree they haEee: had big; t4phk ;
gooA manJ had snakes:1n| thelr boots. Rat
the excItemsntts is abatingf;e reactiof.z l*es ket ket
IN; they arc growing 5lek 1t their stsndaash !;
their heads ache, and they are beginning to re-
ali1e t.; painful fact that they have been vast.
ing time, money aud temper to no purpose.
They are not out Of the Union get bY. . lRng
wsx;---1uEtead d -5ie-DnIon- being dissolved
1t Ia the iron rule Of the Stare power. that
is giving way: 4 change has come over tho
spirit Of their Dreams The oycxbearings swagg-
ger, md plantation inso1fncs nre no longer
witnessed. since Toomb., IeG. .Davis. BEonn,
Floyd d Company hive seeded from WASH
fngton. The naughty spirit Of the rebcls ia
bruken.. The: :seccsslon {uxreut Il arrested.
Tbs: idea Ia flashing acros} tho minds Of the
traitors THAI the Union stilt sndures That the
Government paralyzsd .fot! a moment BY tbe
yacI1liatlon Of Buchanan and the t1eason oif
Floyd; Thompson and Cobb, il recovering its
strength, and gathering up It's mighty energies
to let fall rock On tho head OF
the eonsplratora that! will aquelch
them. We hear no more gasconade that the
Government fspowcrless; no more savaga de-
nances;or sco,nful taunts about Its wcaknets-
Tho CRY IL now: "po1'ti coerce M, don't
strike; 1et us 60 Ia peace All know you are
tbs strongest, but why reduce us to conquered
prpylncest" Civil wpr is deprecated as an
awful calamity. All the tite.caters now aak il
the privilege to pull down the Government
and destroy tho Union IN laeae<f Why should
the North apply fore to prevent this innocent
auusemente Why should anybody interfere
with their pet project Of establishing slave
holding kingdom on the ruihs Of the Union
This Is the present line ot argument and en-
treaty. The t1aitors Expected divisions, dis.
traction, cid and anarchy In the North. Before
this time they confidently believed that North
ern cities would be in the hands Of rayenoua
mobs shouting "blood or bread" Starvation
| Of the laborera and destruction Of I'll business
were sure and hoped1or consequences OF
Southern secession. But the pit they dug for
others they bare fallen intothemselyes. The
! poor in the free States are vintefins comforta-
b]y; business is briak, money plenty, and
times good; while in thar own section, dis.
tress, misery and stagnation: brood like = pes
thence over the rebels. Great reliance vas
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&150 REWARD.
I. CORNELL a co.,


Bnnt AqfEe& 70 h1y I0af GIovea q HowEEE. no
Htn ssnd ~ III sold tnxeE than eyer hetoft.
N-R-BoVtn b also A2eat ~ ths Eee* q NE!aas
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A FAIR TRapE. --i.ouis xI, when young.
used TO visit peasant, whose garden pro.
duced excellent frait. Soon after he ascend
ed the throne, Ikis peasant waited On him
with bis little rresent. turnip. the prodocs
Of his own gs,den, Of an extraordinary size.
The King, smiling. remembered the hours Of
pleasure he had passed with him. and order.
"a thousand crowns 20 be given 70 him.
The lord "A the village, hearing OF bis 10
crafty. thought within himself-"ff this
peasant gets thousand crowns for ternip,
! have only to present bis Majesty with .
handsome horse, and my fortune Is made =
Arriving 1t court, be very politely request.
ed the Kings acceptance u one. Louis
highly praised the s,sed, and the donors ex
peclations we're raised 10 the utmost. when
the King exclaimed, Bring ne ny tsrnipi
and added. as be presented Il 10 the noble.
man, /" there, this eostme thousand crowns,
| give il roo 10 retnrn for sour horse
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before, unless the blockade is rendered com
pIetely effective at every point, is very sp-
parent To the most superficial observer. All
that they want is M excuse andi II they do
not find one, they will probably Manufacture
some protest which they will set forth to The
world as their justification for the high hand
ed proceeding Of meddling in our domestic
affairs. and giving aid aud comfort 70 the re.
bells by neutralizing the measures adopted for
their subjugation.
France and England want cotton--and
they say they must have ii al oil hazards.
Lord Palmerson, indeed, says-as our
readers may have observed in yesterdays
Herald--that all the navies in the world
cannot prevent the English demand for cot
ton from being supplied by the Southern
States. He intimates that. even i the block
ade should be made perfect, England will get
cotton across the Southern frontier OF Texas
through Mexico. Abou, that, however. the
American Government may have something
to say when the time comes. and corps oil
twenty five thousand United States yclun.
teers landed there may block the game.
The recent declaration Of Lord John Rus.
sell in Parliament in the case oil New Grana,
da, was evidently intended to apply to the
parallel case Of the United States. lie said.
Sin the case Of rebellion, the Government
had right TO close the ports but II, in case
of war; the ports were de facto occupied by
the insurgents, they could not take that step
according to international law. The British
naval commander would not, therefore, recog.
nize the right Of closing Of ports"
According TO this intimation, the Force
bill. which has just been passed by Congress.
giving authority TO the President to close
those ports in which the revenue cannot be
collected. owing to unlawful combinations,
and authorizing him to collect the duties on
shipboard outside those harbors, is null and
void, inasmuch as Richmond, Wilmington,
Charleston, Savannah. Mobile, Pensacola
New Orleans and Galveston are all occupied
by the insurgents in the respective States Il
which they belong-rhat is TO say. Virginia
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia
Alabama, Florida. Louisiana and Texas. Tn,
English press have unanimously declared
that their Government will not submit TO the
payment Of duties on the desk Of men.of- war
on the ground that il is contrary to the law
II nations, and thai il would involve a ,iou
BILE payment-one outside the ports and III,
other inside. There is. therefore, a clea
necessity Tor the mast vigorous and actis,
naval preparations On the part Of our Gov
ernmeni to assert its rights.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Iiiffdry and Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
DR.. d. LEE. Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
WIS is the title Of Weekly paper devoted to Az.
1 rieuliure, Literature and An, which am publish.
ine IN Augusta Georgia II will be in qusro form Of
eight pages. folio sizc-earh issue conan forty co
lumns u matter. IL will be IN general siyle SIMILAR To-
aud 10 size somes hat larger than lbs New York Led
grs. 4 wlll be published on good book paper, and III
be 10 mschancai execution in the best siyl Of typo
graphical art. IN utility will be al thai The hes. 81.
reuu'a science and practical kaow ledge fihe South
can furnish. weekly visitor 10 the boass q South
prn I1asts and tanners. il will be more usrlul and
acceptable 10 hem than any monthly journal d equal
m~it
Nv ain |. "a establish apspsslibs, ELL bsIa sihrle
u information that will be useia 10 Southern plsneis
and farmers. and repository Of soashem thought
imagination and taste. ia the realms of Literature and
An and 10 obtain Tor u such m erieni Of patronage
and sucrrss u will Justify The mos liberal cempensa-
ton 10 al tsrontrbusuts. Ablf apd eIpeEiepesd rd.
tors engaged. and Steps IN progress 10 sessrs
contributions IRON the a,si pleasing southern written,
NJ hath -exes Maeh latent talent will BE- brought 10
lghL and farnish some agreeable surprises southern
wnrr.
Z Full any ! grHa q e-irsi ray serene"
viii lsh bef,re the sdmiring eyes. and cause gene.
fou, GLOW IN Southern genius
I The AsIieuhurai EdlIm will be d. Daaiei kss ne
dislngushe5 Professor Of Asrrslars in the University
u Gr@eA siiior fcr many year. pa, Of ihs southe ~
Cuhis atof. aEJ leading cont fisiaG many North.
ern asfrnharaI rurnsls u The ligA e.t reputation
The Literary Editor will he Mr. ~. " Nsaa. ol
this ey accomplished writer II ins is.is al & 10
larry attainment wsa. hsviae ,r,i,rd hum The artiss
daiss Il The issa professor sI~n, asany yel.in Eu.
fope and wsslar several the Psr. eae,pcndeuf
~ Natonal lnlrgisescrs. sd sepAr-n kIeafy
Messenger
j Tenn. cash IN advance So yesr.
Bill. current 10 the STAT from which thsy arc sen
received Il par
I LANES GARDNER.
Augusta, Geo. as
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BREAKING Up THE BLOCKADE BY ENG.
LAND AND FRANCE.

The Northern papers are much ,1opbled
about the breaking up Of the blockade d our
poris BY foreign Intervention. The late dec.
laration Of Lord John Resell, In Parliament,
in the case Of New Grenada, strikes them a.
meaning more than il reads on ils surface,
and as intended 20 apply 70 the blockade Of
the Southern ports. The Hesald says:
That these powers mediate he breaking
Up Of the blockade Of the Southern ports, 40
one can entertain rational doubt and that
they will proceed TO carry their designs into
,sfseuliob n 'he course Of next AL, II not
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BY the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner
Sick Headache may be prevented; and taken
al the commencement ofan attack immediate reliefro
pain and sickness will be ohtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache TO which females arc subject
They act gently upon the bowels, --renioving Cos.
tiveness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of sedentsy habits they valuable
Laroipe improving the appetite. giving tone and igor
to the digestive organs and restoring the
city and strength Of the whole system.
The CErHALIC PILLS are the result Of long in
vestigalion dcaeully conducted experiments having
been in use many yeais Daring which time they have
prevented and relieved amount Of pain and suf.
fering from Headache whether originating in the
rous system from dersnged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their and
may be taken ut all times with perfect safety without
making any change die, and The shsence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders il easy 10 administer them ID
children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs, The genuine
have five signatures Of Henry c. spalding each
Box.
Sold by Druggists and other Dcaiets ID medicines
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt ofsht
Price. 25 Cents.
! All orders should be addressed 10
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4s Cedar Street. New York.
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To mrs. S. j. Hancock,

With the Compliments Of he Author, an old Terrain.
AHYMN FOR THE TINES.
fWr,,en on Fast day June 18th. 1857
asome trus, in chariots, some in horses, bat we
wsh remember the name Of the Lord. our God. -
Psalm xix. 81.
soar fathers trusted in thee the trusted in thee and
s,ou dds, deliver them. They cried unto thee AMI
were delivered they trusted in thee and not con
founded. Palm xii as.
To-day, Oh God we hh on high,
For our loved land, the suPphan, cry,
Before shy throne we humbly bend,
The hearing ear, Jehovah, lend
Our sires strong hope, thou vast Of yore,
Their cry, thou heard In perils sore,
Againss their foes, thou gav'ss them power
30 help thou u.s. in this dark heur.
Their numbers, Lord, they proudly boast.
Who threat our plains with bannerd host
Oh Gideon's God thou art our trust,
And few shall make their many, dust.
Nerve thou our arms to strike with might,
Yor freedom in the day Of fght-
Oh, shield thou then each pairio, head
To fosnan hsa4 wing BONE our lead
In thy dread me, the sword we draw,
We smite for hearth-stones, truth and law
How Just our cause, Oh Lord, thou kncw'st,
Oh, make it triumph, God Of hosts.
Let not our Southern soil be trod
By Northern legions, battle shod,
Or, il they come, oh, let them feel
The fery wrath in Southern steel.
Oh God allwise our counsels guide,
Be, God Of battles! on our side,
Our wives, our little ones, our land
Almighty God their guardian stand
Austin, Texas.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO Scientific and Practical Agrlcultura.

BY Henry Stephens FRS, Of Edinbureb, snd The late
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIVE Ajssnirar, having been restored 20 health n
few weeks by very simple remedy. amer hasine
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known 70 bis lslow.suiIsfers ths means q eets.
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !

$50 For The Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
IL HE MAKORA ARABICA.
Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling
IN Arabia.
A IL who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAKoRA ARABlcA, discovered by
Missionary In Arpbih,
Ali Who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABIcA, discovered BY q Mia
sionaIy IN AIahla.
the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered BY Missionary
in Arabia.
Al who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAK0RA ARABlcA, disco.
veresd BY a Missionary 10 Arabia.
All who afc suffering from Asthma, scrolua and Im-
puriics % the Blood should use the MAKORA ARA
BiCA, discovered by a Missionary in Arabia.
I, cures Consumption.
Il cures Bronchitis.
u cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
lcpfesAslhm seroipla, aud Impurities Of Blood
This nneausled remedy Is now for The FIRST time In.
troduccd 10 the pnblic. sNA
Il was provideniiaily discovered ny q Missisnaay
while travelling in Arabia. Ne wsseufed Of consump.
by It's use alter hi. case had been pronounced hope.
less BY learned Physicians in Europe.
lie has forwarded to us in writing, foil account Of
his own extraordinary and Of number Of other
cures which have come unier hs obserston and alsc
a full account Of the medicine.
Al his request, and impelled BY desire 70 extend
knowledge Of This remedy 10 the public. We have had
his communication printed In psmphle. form for free
distribution. Its interest IL eahsncsd By an aetbhn
which he gives Of Of the scenes Of the Syrian
sacres. which he obtained from those who sufferer
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlets may be obssincd al our Office. or u
will be sent free BY mail 10 al who apply for u,
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Smyrna through the house Of cieon q Gylippus, and
We have always on hand foil supply put up in beiifs
ready for use with full directions.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHiiADgIPHIA.

Benevolent Institution established BY special Endpw
msnt for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed af-
ncted with sifuient and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cureof Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL Advice siseh gratis. BY The Acting
ISl Surgeon allwho apply BY letter. With descdp.
ton Of their condition. Gage, occupation habits 81 s
Seq and in cases of extreme poverty. Medicines fur
nshed free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermaiorrhua, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sen, TO the
afflicted In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
OF three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. !. SKILiIN HouGhT0N. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
A,a.,. EDWARD d. HEARrWELIi, President.
GEO. FAIRcHIl.D, Secretary.
March 10 s4-l2mo
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4 PROF. A. Y. BIrdsne. Of The University OF
Virginia. has bren appointed Chief clerk Of
the War department Of the Confederate
States.
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CAUTION. --'As e,nsis enpfincipisd persons srs
attempting 70 palm % % The uasaspeeins public i'm.
iisilops u ny PREPARED GLUE, would caution
sl persons q examine before perchssins snd that
The foil name.
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