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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
DIED.

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-Jbe Iesyes and friends Of tue f,l, 81. -. -.
9Dsis LoH tAs residence Of her 'onsw james 3 Dsyis
40. ~ On@es street On soncsy sitsnoos O'Clock.
BAgER-In Bgootyn on friday, MY Cs,1,. s,.s, ,,sd
81 years - > N'''s' "",e'i sso''
Berry Hsekensseb. n j. Thursday NAV ? 4, The spb
ytsr Of her sfs Mr. Eliza Berry eict Of ,bs -s pbia
r. and daughter Of the late hsr. Jas " g. Rom.xa
t.,A-ses SOD LsHds Of the faulty Invited 10
n'p ~ H1aeF 9th sH At IL tbs First VeforIned
Ds.1n 1ash sAss.stk Trains Of he ascienssel ssi
issSs ss,s gs,ssy CITY at 81 NJ. and retaining
"hpfI,s nis s'y.sn Friday, May sa,an Brady beloved
. WV AegSd Agssys4st he Rs vi ks e. -
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ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER,
NARROW ESCAPE FROM SEIZURE.

i NARROW ESCAPE FROM SEIZURE.
The steamship Daniel Webster, Thos. Minor COM
Il manding from the mouth Of the Mssissipp river, via
Havana with passenger and her outward freight for
New Orleans consigned 10 d. b. Allen, arrived last
pght.
The Daniel Webster arrived at the mouth Of the
Mississippi on the morning OF the 26th ult, al o'clock
y. M, and failing to secure pilot, the Captain took
the bar. On reaching the telegraph station,
hereoeived telegram fIom the agents in New Orleans
ioput to sea again Immediately. The steamboat W. II.
Webb few minutes after made her appearance armed
N With two hirty-twO Founders, and Of seventy
1--we men, The Capt of the W. H. Webb announced
biz intention to take the Daniel Webster, but was
obliged to telegraph to New Orleans for orders al
though pilot who had Just arrived from the city stated
that she had been expected and was determined to
eeze her on her arrival. lie was also informed of the
seizure Of the Star Of the West and Cahawba though
abe latter subsequently was released. Several North
vessels had been seized and II was thought the
Tuscarora, tug-boat owned at the North, would be
taken. Pilots had been forbidden to bring in vessels
without permission.
The Daniel Webster got under weigh Immediately,
without landing her passenger and succeeded in
ing the bar before the authorities in New Orleans could
be notified of her arrival Nothing but the early hour
Of the day sayed her from being seized
Inc ~ W. arrived AT havana ON Tue %otn Ul ana
left on the Goth ult. The Cahawba was then IN the
harbor and wac to leays on the following morning
The Wanderer, the noted SLAYER then lying at Ha-
sana, had been bought by the Southern Coniederacy
for $50 Co., and was to be fitted up Immediately. The
steamer Habana had also been bought, and was at
w-0rleans, fully armed.
Letters of marque Issued on the 29th ult., and
abe Calhoun Webb and Matagorda were ready for In
slant service and probably cruising in the
Gulf The Webb il TO be commanded by one Slsd.
dan, who has acquired considerable notoriety as
SLAYER.
1t was reported that stock company had been
formed in New-Oreans, with capital OF six millions
for the purpose Of Privsteering
The Crusader, U. S. N, sailed from Havana 70, Key
West on the 2Sth inst; all well on board. She took
board at Havana mules and sixty men a. la
'bogers, to be employed on the Notifications
The Daniel Webster experienced very heavy weather
above Cape Hatterss. At O'Clock a. H.. Nav
parsed fore-aDd-aft schooner OF Barnegat bound e
abe southwark with foreSail split and orenast-head
'carried away above the eyes Of the rigging.
The Daniel Webster brings the mail and the follow !
ing list Of passengers:
Mr. Kitternsn wife end child; Mr. Coquhoo, ". W. Nash
H. Fairbanks g. H. Mcclellan, > BicClesu j. :. Cooidge
Perkins john A. Prince Cha Boa ot1ll, Francsco Cisrfy
1hos Davis MID NJ A. 0'Brien and 10 10 the steeSge.
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SPECIAL Noilees.


"Spiritualism and the War.o-yUDGE EDMoNps
viii lecture 20 ~pusists and Others at Dodgohs Hail. Mo-
Broadway rms DAY Sunday at l0l and o'elocs
Subject The Times and our Duty 10 regard to Them
Thesword aud the Olive Branch.-The Rev HENRY
BLANCHARD vA preach on this subject u .9e ohuIgn " w
Csrkst Brooklyn, THIS (Sundsy) EVENING. The public
a. cordially invited 10 attend.
TweHty-seyeatb Anniversary of the Amer. Fem
Guar The ANNUAL SERMON In bebefo this Soc,eay
viii be by Rev Dr. Prents at the Church. coner Of
SHAY. and lghs Qate Rev. Dr.. AleIandeIsl, sABbAIH
EVENING, Nay 3 at hafpl7 o'clock Singing by the es-
den ofthe Home Schools.
BAPTIST Snnday-schooI Union.-The first anniversary
the Baptist sunday School Union VIII be held 81 the toef
lustute, TUESDAY, May T. 1851, at O'Clock p NJ lie
evening Meeting viii be held the 2ths BaPts. Church De
tween 7th ADD yhAys y O'clock when the tenene sno
friends the Sunday School viii be addressed oy the hey
AARON H. BURLINGHAM Of Ne~.iork, and the Rev. y
WHEATON, SMITH Of Philadelphia
The Rev. sidney A. Cory will preach a. the Msp1sy
Hill Bapts. Church 5thst between 5th aud 9TH Tb
DAY at 10. O'clock M, and at y o'clock p m
spiritunlism-Jud Eduonds will lecture Doawortas
Academy on nday, May s. l0 sbd y p SSoyeeF
The Tines and oar Duty In respect to them"
The War, and What the North has Already
Gained ty 1.-THE Rev N. NJ. GAYLORD viii preach oi'
lie above the chapel OF the Fourth niyeis Sec
3, Cumoerlaud~t near Lafayette .y BiooAIyn, Ills
EVENING Services 1t = O'Clock seats nee Services mthc
morning a. loi O'Clock
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DEPARTURE OF THE TRANSPORT FLEET.

The Niagara having been dispatched yesterday
mofDDg with sealed orders, the troops which she was
30 have taken out embarked on the Columbia and
Roanoke The Albany Burgesses Corps, % men ana
officers the lis, reserve of IS men, and several MEM
bers OF the 10Th Regiment went board the Colum-
bia. which had been chartered by the Government at
81 600 day to transport Name regiment that DID not
cone The Columbia takes ont large quantities of
masters and commsssria stores for the troops
in Washington, among which are number OF Capt.
Vieles improved campstOves and two l2-pOunder
howitzerS, purchased by gentleman at his own ex'
pense for the 5th Regiment 800 mattresses for the 1s
and 500 new uniforms for the 18th Regiment. Loads
of packages addressed 10 individual members Of the
troope in Washington continued arrive up to the de-
parture of the steamer. -Four pIivates of the 'th
arrived at the dock in the private carriage of one Of
them, en- route to Washington lieutenant and
iyAe of the 5th Massachusetts, Regiment also sailed
by the Columbia.
The Salem Zouayes Ga men and officers, and the Sap
pers and Miners 40 men and officers forming the right
of the Eigh. Massachusetts Regiment, embarked on
board the Roanoke yesterday afternoon. The Roam
ole Rad been ordered TO be held in readiness 10y the
Government and on the change in the destination Of
The Niagara she was chartered for the Government by
M Thurlow Weed. She takes out full cargo Of
stores for the troops in the District of Columbia.
The Chesapeake was also chartered by the Govern.
~,nent and loaded with live stock and quantity Of
pork and beet. Her 5eSS is covered with bales Of hay
for the cattle aboard.
The ieet sailed al ) o'clock in the afternoon under
| convoy Of the Harriet Lane.
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NARRlED.

CBABPLJN-LONE-n Providence Rhode Island on Thurs-
day, April .. By the Rev. H. r. Love j. Eesy Chsnp. Of
EsseI, Connecticut, 70 Miss knly Waldo Lore dalzItel
the officiating eleJgynan.
'SoRpON-F ISSEkDXS-At Jamaica Plains, MIEsehs etc
or Wednesday, Blay l. by the Rev Dr. PutHi, Clarence
0ordonto Fanny Gore, daughter % COT J. b. rsserdeu
HANks-BEDFORD-O On "Wednesday May J. by the Rev D.
Bunesr Henry Hawksto May f. edesi daughter o. D.
bsdioTe, ese al Of this city
"iELD--bAxTERAt Moth salem, New Iork on TkarsJry
Msy ~ The Rev. Sslsr =. Hyer Mr. Raymond We'd W
that place. = - - $3.50 - 1870 ~ - "
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Anderson Zouaves!

Named In honor and organizing under The auspices OF
MAJOR ROBEKr ANDkhSON,
Tie rasnt defender Of bis couurys nag aud horo, ne
Anderson Iorayes Regiment In the process Of oanif 1
will composed good. able. bodied snd al sucb ara
Cordially invited enroll their the head uarers, Ussop
sq,sIe at Palace Gardens Laldemsns Hamilton PaEh
TO ALL UNION MEN.
The Committee would respectfully reques, such as cesfe 70
officers and others who engaged In the ardnous and
eHpoe tass recruiting sd oIgsniLf this Resinent o.
send their either II the following geuemen
Major ROBERT ANDERSON Bregoort House :th-ay A \.
sT6UT ga President OF Shoe and Gather Bank 9HEp
HERD KNAPP esq President Of the Mechsnics Bank tes
Hon. r. a TALLMADGF, 10. 70 Chsmbersst. AMBROSls
X. ELY, esq No 1893 Goldst the Hon. JOHN r. BRIGGS
No % Exchange place.
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Pn..anRer, Arrived

IL si4an.sp DaytgAf(U :. T,aa.fo,D jTta Wd,l"g.on
w IAuson (of 7th Regime 1t " y. bearer o. dspeic.-l
IN Iyio 4l.o. ron hings;oH Jds'-hrs Hs-DoA~a ana
son Meter Thomas Broskspesr. - 49,,
Fortune
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. MAY
Cleared.

Schooren-T. s Grier Durborough, Camden. DEL -;
ssisL, ncKoweD, Elabe'hPo Brett sou Co Niser Hsrd'
4 Boston MASTER w Lancaster tBr), Nsycott, ST Jago,
Miller Ho1gh,oA H. NJ Giberfon Psge Toms River
Is. Bailey. Robinson, Great Eos Hasbor, Merrill Abbott
Qlecn u tprsIs, Lotkhar Windsor H. J. q. A. Dewofi
blossom, Dourl, Providence - Ncsta, Tomin Cape May,
\. J J. v. Mchee.
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NIHIarTHk LLMANAc.

MINIATURE lLNAsAc.
Sun RiIe...4:1s Issts........taJf Neon Rises 2,
WATER THIS pAr.
Sandy Hook. i:g7 Gov islam ~ He'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05

IOHNsONs UNION WASHING MACHlAE-
~ Patented April 10, lao1. Price, 10 -
A Cuu.p CAN OPERATE 1T. Washes every dercri'tor
of fabric from COLLAR 20 BLANhEr by new ana iuD
yad proeass and and scientific psrcFes
80 SOAKING on BOILING REtl ihEU;; - a.,
Clothes wished QUICKER, CLEANER and SUhE ZEN
FEisrIY man by any ohcr system and without The es m
inv and without rubbing FOR tLANNELs LT II INvL.-
Price, So
This Is most valuable and desirable Article ff BY ~ NE ~
not on the pains Of hard wrnnG avoided bs eotn
will last a. least onebird longer
80 j. JOHNSON 4 Co. PropretorsL =
No. i51 broadway, lne<E 6rnaSt J " y.
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FINENfs made in every style>at short notice, aud
l. at reasonable prices by HEMNrNYAyA BEVEniD6E,
sa.mssss Up Stair u he Fs1y BsI%t ioe' OF W'D't'
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miscellaneous.

SUNDAY NEWSPAPER TRAIN.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Undersigned started the SUNDAY MORNING NbWs-
PAPER TRAIN 70 supply tue latest Intelligence during th.
Presses decided publish Sunday Morning Extra thereby
supplying this WANT the necessity OF running this Train nc
longer exists Il "a Therefore DISCONTINUED
T.. N. SHEAR No. lioCbanbesst
CNLyIN 4. HAZEN, Auctioneer
~ INGS, OlL.CLOrifS MATTINGs RUGS, Sc. At Ane
ton TUESDAY May 7h ., II o'clock the en'iLe stock %
Wholesale and retail Carpet Store, Nos 2o8 and ~ Cspsst
nea Broadway.
OOARD. A small family Ia a irst-class Brown
I'D stone house in 4othst ,dnce expenses would tske
gentleman and vile Tor three sdus) TO BOARD, here the
comforts Of home would DC had in sn espscts epons
given aud required Address Box No no Tribune VI
ice
QIn CANAL STREET. 4I0
VNEW STILES Of FRENCH MANILEsN.L0s
have Jl.t received EIGHT NEW FRENCH rAiTfNN
NANTES and SACQuEs, u..,s
Or the PRESENT FASHIONS A. now worn an FANS.
CAL and nspec, them ,o,,>, ppxsoY
No. $40 Csnal''., exactly oPpe..e Mercer
30:l ,,v,S GA MA ISSIsSr M}
lyFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES, ClOAhs, bLAN-
NETS cars SfTPS NURSERY BASKETS, &c.
COMPLETE wARDROBES
~ ,1isssSs CI0,H SILK aud MARsEILLES sACQUEs
f.DRk >sES. aud WALKING Coats
BOYS SUITS IN CLOTH, SILK, fOfLIN, aud
MAiSriLLES.
The ,ntlon of the ladies to the Goods Les esumssedi
rrsnnctfliy solicited An inspection OF 4.
THEIR Of THtusTtF1rLNFss or STYLE,
QUALITY, ard ECONOMY Ot PRl,h-
viii more certainly recommend them than anything that can s
said In their pisise' rrn,r,s prvvof na
0s cANAL-sE' -,
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north side Cuba and back and schooner VI 10y pm'
70 Spanish MAN. both at p n. i and several vesfts 70
Boston and other Eastern ports at 81 nm Tor coal
The business Of the Sab-TeasuIy WIS: heoelss'
siS6,4J2 lC-for Customs 81 goo; Payments, F'i'''
ll5 &c; Balance s. 16l 7jl %. This shows decie'Se
Of million during he week.
The earnings OF the Illinois Central hairoda '''
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Naval Priaaae M the Revenue Buildings, Staten

siand Disiae Service viii be held At the Barracks
u1rsniine by the Chaplain Of the Brigade the hey W
DENtSUN o'clock Citizens Interested
ale are invited pr, Ferry boat leaves "hebsh a. 10
o'clock returning hourly.
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seven principal staple aticlca FOR the week;


Ineesse Of the compared with tint Of le0 100 s'
The following is aeomqaradye statement oil the value
Of nNnnrtr frnm OF the year 70 May 2:
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Total. sa3ll6s5 sIasi3l?7 Su,29GCo3 t5a,lll
.yffr lgfO a.
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French Union Mecting.-1ons lea eiioyens parisns
sngue hnncae soa la ssnco qu aura ea buh"
foiI a =. houres Steubcn House 2s3 bowery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

Ma SABIS's ScHooL.-Good music is thing
to be desired and it seems to be the general re-
mark that Mr. Sabin's singing school, which is
held every Wednesday evening at Village Hall,
is lust the plaea to get it. A friend who is him
selfone of the best singers in our place, was in
duced to make short visit to this school last
week, and here is what he says of it -" The
members of the school, almost without excep
ton, exhibit much greater amount of natural
talent than we were led to expect. 1t may be
that it has been developed by Mr.. Sabin's ad
mirable system Of teaching. At any rate one
thing is certain; the class, seemingly without eff
fort, sang some of the most difficult anthems
and sentences with remarkable effect and in all
their performances were guided and directed
with the utmost ease by their teacher. In fact
we are prepared to endorse to the fullest extent
the remarks of our friend of the Courier con-
tanned in his last weeks issue"
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Sabin, with his
class. will give Concert in this place before
long. on which occasion he will be assisted by
Prof. E. II. Frost Director of Music in Park
street Church, Boston, and by either Mrs Long
Mrs Kempton formerly Jenny TwitchelD or
Mrs Little Mr. S. has lately received a lot Of
Opera choruses, which be intends to include in
the practice of each school from now until the
time of the Concert.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

ItS Journey 10 W uottt9IOH'
The President elect left Springfield on Mon
day of last week on his passage to the seat of
government to assume the Office to which he has
been called, by as brave and gallant and as pat
riotic party as has ever achieved a triumph in
the nation. And we are happy to say that in
contradiction to omnous forebodings expressed
by very many, his progress, thus far, has been
pleasant and agreeable one, not only to himself
and party accompanying him, but to the masses
upon the line of the route of his travel In fact
in his passage from Springfeld-via Indianapo-
lis Cincinnati, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Cleveland >
Ruaalo. Albany to New York, where he arrived
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock-he was met
with a continuous ovation, and honorS were be-
slowed upon him at every point, and from every
section within reach of his line of travel, by all
sorts and conditions of men land womenl, 1t is
pleasing to notice that Mr., Lincoln has won gold
en- opinions from the multitudes through which
he has passed, and his continued carefulneSs in
his apprehension rather his refusal to enter
into any premature elaborate exposition of the
course which he has marked out for his uture
action-has very much added to his previous
character as a wise, prudent and judicious states
man, and such an one as the country now needs
Mr.. Lincoln has accepted an invitation to visit
Trenton, N j.. on his way from New York to
Washington. 1t was expected that he would be
Joined at New York on Wednesday by Mr..
Hamlin, the Vice President.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

The PEACE CoNFERENOR.-The committee
of the peace conference at Washington had a
meeting on Wednesday evening oflast week, and
Mr.. Tyler and the southern members generally
insisted on immediate action one way or anoth.
er. The committee is reported to have adopt
ed the Guthrie plan, at a late hour. tits in sub.
stance the Crittenden proposition, with pro-
vision that there shall be no territory acquired
hereafter without the consent of three fourths of
the members of the Senate
1t Is stated that kilograms have been received
by leading southern delegates in the conference
which leave but little doubt of there being ma
iority of the people of Tennessee, Kentucky and
Missouri for the Union as it is, in preference to
secession, provided there is no coercion attempt
ed upon the seeded States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

The RECENT FREsHEr. The food occasioned
by the rain and warm weather of last week caus.
ed serious damage in some localities. The wa
ter in the Connecticut river rose rapidly and the
ice broke up below Hartford. On the Hudson,
the flood was sudden and destructive. ALBANY
experienced one of its most serious foundations
Boats were driven upon the docks by the heavy
ice, small buildings were carried off and larger
ones injured, and in the lower part of the city
families were obliged to escape from the second
story windows of their houses. Business was
suspended in a large part of the city, and the
damage must have been very great
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
Wen kindly greet the Boards that meet,
And furnish meat for those who meet.
And whether the tOGrdS are baas or nine
we trust their mission viii be divine

When the musical spirit was thus evoked some
others we understand tried their hands at puppiup
some of them were very good but failed 10 retain
them
While we enjoying these nice hits at the ovial
board of one of those hospitable men whose heart
and house is always open such public gatherin gs
some present set off the following ju desprit from
Rev Jabes Swan, the eccentric preacher of New Lon
don, Connecticut In sermon delivered before q
company of clergymen who had perhaps too great an
interest IN atlantic travels the preacher did not
ike to administer direct rebuke 10 his brethren he
therefore attacked good old Jonah in the following
method, viz
" The Lord said unto Jonah, go thou TO Nineyeh
that great city and cry against it. But Jonah an.
swere y " There is no church there, and feai they
cannot raise my salary" The Lord said again GO
thou to Nineyeh that great city and peach the preach
ing that bid thee Jonah answered, again, The
time is SO short that don't think 1 can do much
there The Lord then thundered upon him and
said, GO thou to Nineveh and say yet forty DAYS and
tn city shall be destroyed But Jonah, still per-
sistent said, 90 Lord my throat is remarkably sore
think had better take trip to Europe" SoJonah
rose to flee unto Tarhish from the presence Of the
Lord.
Those of who were clergymen heard the story,
in these days Of diptheria, with very fne relish
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

FRoM CALIFORNIA. -Four or five sets Of
Union resolutions have been introduced INTO the
California legislature None of them express
any sympathy with the secessionists, buf all urge
some compromise on the part of the North.
The California assembly, ~ 10 80, has voted
10 expunge the resolution Of ceLsure OF the Tor
mer legislature upon Broderick, for voting
against the sdn ission Of Kansas aaaer the Lee
compton constitution.
The Palace large boarding house IN Sac
ramento, was burned on the night oil the z4tn
inst. the inmates barely escaping with their
lives.
Ahernethy, CLARK & Co, lumber dealers at
San Francisco. have failed. Liabilities large
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
spa, h to til. Ru.I.n4 Hsr.ld-L. REED. Open
MI. LINCOLN AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Feb. %
The President elect was formally received by MAY
or Wood this morning in the City Hail. The ceremo
mics took Mace in tie Governors room pUnctua y
at eleven O'Clock. A. half past ten large crown u
persons had assembled in the park swaltlhg tns an.
val of the president elect a few minutes before
eleven O'Clock Mayor Wood, accompanied y the
Common CbuDcil and the city press, TOOK up tnslf
position in the Governors room, and shortly siteT,
wards the shouts OF the people outside announce
that Mr. Lincoln had reached the City HAN. ne
soon appeared accompanied by the Committee OF the
Common Council appointed 10 meet bun IN Albany
and was introduced b. the chairman, Alderman Cor
nell, to Mayor Wood, who made an eloquent speech
welcoming him 10 New York. Mr.. Lincoln repied,
and at the close Of his address, the members OF the
Common Council and OF the State Government were
introduced.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

Loss OF HAIR Mach Of this deprivation i.
caused by sheer neglect after illness, Or som,
other temporary drain upon the follicIes az IN,
root Of the bair. Drll Bellingham, Of London
has identified his great name win " .Siimu'n
ing OHgaent," invented by him expressly 10 NEE
such emergencies. Messrs. II. l. Hegeman a
Co, of New York, now have the entire agenc,
for the American continent. This is quite
sufficient endorsement Of the universal repula
ZION Of the article. See their advertisement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-21

HoPEFUL.-The last Rutland Courier has the
following admission of fact which we did not
expect to see from that quarter. The Courier
says:
1--WE know men in this State, in this county,
yea, in this too0n, who only a few years ago were
in the Democratic ranks, and censuring Greeley
Tribune in unmeasured terms, while TO day, that
paper is their political bible, and the Democratic
party as their only foe and their greatest hate"
The Courier need not, in his present discon-
ISOLATE look at the fading out of, the Democratic
party, extend his vision back to a " few gears. "
The changes here spoken of are going on daily
all around us and in view of the reasonable
sentiments weekly (and weakly dealt out by the
Courier we shall expect to see daily evidences
of the same fact.