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CFPHALIC PILLS.
CrRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

~ IN. ,se oftls,. Pills ,hs periodic srehso N0'os' % ~
fsSo a. nav be prevented. aud If taken 1t the
a. Al. ,,.ses immediate relief from pain AID hoA"''' " "
ohlsined = ,y.,s,b, q,
re- seldom, f0 h, removing the Nsa''a and hs"oa'"
Which 'eriaes are s5 subject
Tg.va,t gently uron the bowels. removing '''''.
r. .,,, Me- S.pSeaf Dehcae Females and al rei'ou'
=, s,.,,, anbs they valuable AZ Ld1a''" 'ml'0'l5
,to.fe diving toe and rgor TO the digestive ossn- a~1
se rst.ral elasticity md strength Of The whole ~ 'ea
tn. CTPHALIC PILLS the result o. long ir7eus'noh
And earofy conducted cpemers ha~ius been 10 zee ma
.srs in- which time they have prevented and ree'ea
,.t srnourt Of pain and slaelg from He-asehe "eA'
in,,si tie Heytcs system, from desns'd ''a'e o. ''
fom0ch - h..
They an. entirely ve-s,ae IN their competition ard may ~
taken ., Ell times with perfect safety without mS1ns
a. diet, and ne alseate Of any di'as'eea"e ia'' '-
o. sdsstAisfsy fhss 10 rhldren.
BEWARE or COUNTERFElls. .,,.l,
II. ssruire have I've sigaaturef Of HLNhi - ~
on zach Boz. ,yst,,s
S,ldbv prn~sis,, and on Other Dealers IN Mro"n''
Arc, vii be sent By mail prepaid on f'ee'P' O. '''
PRICE. % CENTS
An o1dsr, ,So-id 10 Sdi-essedto
HENRY q. SPALDING.
No 80 Cedsr-,L, New yok.
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ARREST OF THE Ex-DTruTY MARSHAL WHO rEk,
MrrED CAPT. LATHAM TO EscAPE.-The puohc WIZ
doubtless recollect Capt. Latham of the siaye-oark
Cora who eseaped from John Colligsn, Deputy
Marshal under Rynders, some time SINCE WINE
the twain were in the furnishing store Oh the prooAS
Brothers, where Latham had been taken nom the
Tombs for the osensbe purpose Of purchasing clothes
While in the store, Coyap wss induced it is said, to
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SIPREME COURT. COUNTY of Westchester.-

apo ia""h4@N
SUPREME COURT, County Of westchester--
- Susan F. Wiets Plaintiff assnst EDWARD A. Campbell
and Rozsnnn c. Campbell his wife, Lewis C. Plat and
Laura s. Pat bis wife John H. CsrPen'eT ana El "a
Robert D. Anderson her husband LEONARD Brown I'd.
Wi.ts and J.me, GriGcn Administrator Of and singular
the goods eha;tes aud credits which were Of JACOB Wle
Hart Purdy samae Gsnda Execution, Of the last will and
s.c ca4pse %ed a. Sutton william 7 Fahs John
w als Henry Wilets Receiver Of The Bsns Of sing si1y
Hsrwooi Thomas Bailey AID lillian hAngsm Executor Of
de last will and testsment Of Gilbert Martin deceased Pael
Ven Mo.es ode Sbss. HUI John G. osde Thorn
a. II Edwslds William Galway Hezeiah Raymond Margaret
~ AnI es Smith we ..d dsfendsats for Relief
Com not served 10 The Defendants. EDNl ARD A. CAMP
BELL and ROXANNA c. CAMPBELL his wife, Lewis Z.
beb Jane Carpenter his wife Jane Robert D.
Andes her husband Leonard Brown, Edward Loutre VIII
Ham stsmmers John Campbell George Wle' and Jane,
Griffin Administrator Of 81 and singular the goods chaes and
credits which Of Jacob Wiei' deees,ed Isaac "a Bar
Gsnda Executor the last win aud testament Of George
Gsnds dese9sed Samuel GAPds Rasf Csenerw Ata
Receiver the Bank Of sins Sing Edson Bradley Joseph Bad
and William Msngam the win and testament
Of Gilbert Sariq deceased Patterson HsI jaime. PgIdS
Charles O. L John O. Ogden Thomss H. Edygards Wiiian
GSmiastoT with the viii Gnnered of al singular the
goods cbae end credits, which were Of Benjamin Smith
Yo are hereby summoned and required tbs com;
pn tb. action which tiled In the Office Of the Clerk OF
r. County OF N White Plains ia said county and
10 ery copy o. your to the said complaint on the sub
s ber at his White Psins NesehtteI County New
yoI within twenty dsys the service of t. summons on
YOU eIeusye the day Of such service and n you AL 70
the complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff ia
lion will apply TO The Court for the relief demanded In the
'0Hp'iD'-D'''' JOHN J. Clap Plaintiffs Attorney,
White Plains WestchesteT Co, N. Y.
The complaint in the above action filed in The office OF the
Glen of the County Of Weohester at White flsirs in said
comfy on the 81 81 day Of December, 100 80
00"'' " JOHN J. CLAPP, Plaintiffs Attorney.
lau-wW
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/" DENOPOLIs, ApriI

The United States transport keystone State, Lieut..
Commanding Trencbard arrived at this port Yesterday
afternoon 10 % hours from Washington City reports
on the 9th in the Chesapeake passed the United States
transports Cambridge, from Boston, with troops for
Fort Monroe; Wyoming Star of the South, Catalina
and number Of others bound up the Chesapeake. The
ein-boat Monticello wac of SJuless Point, blockadiBg
the mouth OF the Elizabeth River. The Quaker City
was off the Capes OF Virginia.
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stand and money negotiations scarcely be effected
upon any terms. The tanks refuse all discounts The
exchange market il a3 Even ;he Confederate loan is
nc, very active. Sales Of New-Yorh sight Exchange
were made at p y cent discount, and some small lots
OF Sterling az 81 09J.
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Passenxers Arrived

ga scby albert Fieid fran TdHHsDa, Maa.Jsmes Ws-d
Bermuda H. B. Vaudeville, HarOd J. Bartholomew, p =
Van BoskeTcke Newly ork.
In brg Decda Bird from BeTiqudd-Mr. and Ms haeAe
Mrs iyes. Capt Richardson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

QCTRr.-Tf TIE Confederate Loan was long ago
taken BY an e1gcr crowd Of bidders, why does the
Secretary of The Treasury keep his advertisements
calling orprolosa in all tie leacing Southern papers
And, by the way here is the in which some Of
it is taken, copied from The Mobile Adrerti'er'
"DEYoP0LIs, April o. 1851.
1.-TWO negroes Of Harengo have taken 5000 Of tie
Confederate Loan. Peter, the property Of Mrs. Ann
TaIbert, and blacksmith at Spring Hill, took S4OO
and the foreman Of \. Hatch, esq, on his plantation at
Arcola, took $780, Some Of our most wealthy planters
have not taken dollar, and others that are able TO
Shame on the patriotism If wealthy men, that tue
negroes should be more patriotic than they"
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Mnrkets-CAHEFuLIY kEPoETbD poa rHE \. J. TELngSE
prKspAY May :, 1851.
ASBEsTbe inquiry is fair for Pearls, sna the supply is
moderae sales N Ibis AZ as n Pots quiet a - t2t
COITOSrhe market is more active, and hIneTi sales OF
1850 bales We quote Middrs JInds at l3c snd DO Gd
1910. 0urcuo.a'ru .rc.
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REPORT OF THE DrsPrNsARIEs of the City of New

FescIiptions dispensed 32s 1895 SOS 1903 1928.
During the month of April above shown me dic. and
tony TO persons The principal Of death wes con-
sumption and scarlet fever The prevailing diseases chiefly az
ected the respiratory and ciIcuatoy system Among the most
Important bronchitis, heumsm smallpox scarlet fever
II measles.
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MiSIA-CRE ALMANAC.
RiIss..s.5z Se.s..........:O2 Moon-Ists. .5;I
vATER THIs DAY. -
Sandy Hook. G:9 Gov Island ....7:2i Hell. Gste.'seO
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Bnil0ina Alaierials.

EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
A Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY, apply at their Ybd,
corner l2,hst sud 10Th TO G. FURMAN Agent No27
Court sudt-st. y \.
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..a22 i5i.8os s29,T51 59I =


The Great Western Marine Insurance Company Of
this city paid out yesterday about s33OOOO, in the full
redemption Of principal and interest Of their scrip Issue
Of 1851. The business Of the Clearinghouse to-day
was sl4,9l2, l29. Among the directors Of The Park
Bank elected on the 9th inst, was Charles a. Macy
the cashier. At q meeting Of the directors held this
morning Reuben W. Howes esq, was unanimously
reelected President.
There If some slight improvement in the Money
market for paper, but the business is light and con-
fined 20 very prominent names. The range for choice
signatures is dl0 cent, with very good names at
u p cent Above that figure the market is very
irregular, running up TO 1 y cent per month The
pressure of paper on the Banks is scarcely as great IA
l.st week. Tie merchants ae becoming more easy in
their finances and the failures announced for he last
few days are few, and not very important. The posi-
ton Of the mercantile community, under the circum-
stances, shows unexpected strength. On call the
supply Of money IL abundant at az cent on fiyonie
colmeals
A private letter from Boston hints at q dividend by
the Michigan Central Railroad Company, and, in sup
port Of IT, states that the business Of the line the FIX
months ending April gives net increase Of slol '4o.
The Delaware Lackawanus and Western, and the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Companies, have with
drawn their circular Of prices. They anticipate an
advance in the price Of coal. Tie Potable Miners
Journal sums up The anthracite coal movement tor the
past week:
The quantity sent BY raioai tbi, week IL O7lf ton. by
canal ~ ii 10 for thu week as 10 against 2so Tor
the CORE sponlns Weef la'i yea
The following table will compare the present con-
don Of the Banks with that the close Of the cor
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BtxHY c. SrktriNe, eco. -, , 49,.
Please end ineosed twenty-five cents ior whch te1d s
another nor Of yoar Cephsle Pills thy are t~g ne 'e"
S, NJ sa'< e'' "''' A. sTOvER, P. NJ,
""'' Belle Vernon Wysndot Co, o.
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The Erie Railroad is fast being merged in the new
or auization. OF he old stock, 5000 coo out Of
oO0 900 has been assen'ed and Of the O0OO CO OF
unsecured bonds s. OOO,OO0 have come in. All the old
stock unsecured bonds must be surrendered, and the
- 80 y share Of new stock be paid 10y the 2Sth oi
Juy, or they viii be Of no value.
We annex a comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive of specie. from New-York TO foreign porte
T. IL IL - -. L.
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,rflnndIng va An Year :
Tie statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the pas

Tie ST. LOUIS EUcRiHR NcrS says:
IL. money JI the July interest ha. not aud We believe gall
not diverted from s legitimate purpose Tie Governor hAs
no divert and n he should attempt 20 do 90 the
and the Fund Commissioners would resst him
lie Legislature alone power withhold tho appropriation
for the July interest and absurd have been Of the acts
OF At body cannot think would incur tho infamous noto
iey Of deliberate repudison When the money for the July
interest shall taken for other purposes viii be time
dspasge the credit OF the state but I'll then
our duty 10 tindicAte the reputation Of Missouri.
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HeceinIa Of Pradace.

NayG- OC0 bill. Flour. 600 bush Corn 70 oo1 bush
Wheat go bbs Oa Meal OCOo bush. Barley go pcks fioyIs
ions; 1890 pcks whisky.
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BsrEnll. Ma.... Dec. u. 1850.


". {. SFhIDIye Ksg. -, -. h,r. D.. hin. ,ovy
,5r pm. more particnagiy before my customers II you
l.Te nnvtiina oil the kird. pl@ase send 20 me- CO.
VI he l. subject 70 severe e'h
. atirg two days. cured OF AZ attack ~ one noun py
volr pils which sent her.
W B. WILKES.
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The following circular letter has been issued by the
Pre.ident of the Little Miami Railroad Company:

LITTLE MAN COLUnBUs AND NKrfA
RAILROAD CoNPASI, CGSCrSSAri, April ~.
II y. r. WOodirgrd. Nrp0intcEdeHf aud ne CgcsI ana
f0saI Of rae Lfns Mama Railroad Company
GESTLKHEs: Samuel Ssrznsn aid Henry Shutz are sp.
pointed Committee BY the citizen. examine goods destined
south this city foT the purpose Of determining what are and
what coutraband OF Please hs nothing iof
warded which they condemn. Yours, tIrly. ,., - ~,
w ii. CLEMENT, President
TIE s.. Louis Democrat SAYS:
Similar viii be given The roads leading 70
this city from the North aud last Prominent ssoniss OF
m city aud State Il well Known have been ad are now In
the sASiern cities negotiating with which 20 carry out
their aorols purpose. In Missouri II they eude the vigilance
the uon ~ the lest lot them be Oed in the West
The movements OF produce at he Vert are becoming
very active. Tue deliveries Of grain at Chicago May
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fegal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of Nevf OK notice Il hereby given 10 al per
sons having clns against GEORGE HlRLEMAN, late Of the
City Of New Yok dcccased present the with vouchers
thereof the sabcr5er her residence No lk stanton
street In the before the tweniyth
dsy Of October ne1-Dsed Nel the twenty second day
ofApril 1901 MARGARET HIRLkhAN AdmiuistrAT&.
ap23 law6rnTu-
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sErros Cprrr Huntingdon Co,

sErrcs Cprrr. Huntingdon Co, Pc Jan. 49, 1851
VI. &. SrtLBrSe.
You vi riase send boKes Of your Cephahc Pills.
send them iuille diaiely
Respectfully yours, NO ., -,,,o>,,
P.s-Ihsve used one boz Of your Pills, aud ind them
rfrsIctt
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u sinsle bottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
Nhiss' ten times Us eos. anH1sly. al
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING'S PREPARED GIITE,

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONDM1. - , DISPATCH!
i happen W iceii-regBoiaa 4, l.
pairing urniture. Toys. Crockery, kc w vi ~
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergencies and household can AFFORD 10 h.
without IT, Its always ready and up the sticking mint
USEFUL IN EVERY House,
B-A brush accom- anes each bottle Pro, 20 cents,
ADDRESS HENRY c. sPALDING
No ~ Cedar st., New York
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FROM ,b. EIamiuer Norfoik Va
Cepialc Pills tccompishthe ob" ioT when they were A'
"a: Cure 0f Headache 10 al it, forms
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The Chicago Democrat Of Saturday says;
The shipments OF produce eastward have thus Jar @
little exchange upon the market here owing to the a M they
lave anticipated But there great dsa OF IRAN nov
arriving here awarding upward Of 600 bushels day which
has not been paid or and which viii make Exchange 10 the
course Of few days stated before the supply oil E1ohange
has not been heavy as the shipments Of Grain would warrant
at least las been thrown upon the market I'M
fact that great Of our meens nave pousnt
demand has been very small from them and mas ed 10 the sup
position they allowed their psfer go 70 protest While
this true great many the majority have continued
Igh along pay their maturing paper whether Exchange
Is a. 10 y Oar wildcat bankers were enabled TO
wok large packages of the country yesterday Large
packages by bankers In every direction The
country getting short Of currency the Grain shipped
At New Orleans business seems 10 w entirely at
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EXTRAORDINARY, YET TRUE.
II DR.. LEATHES
YELLOW DOCK SYRUP,
Cured Mr. John CoruoT No II Woos;ert NewYOIk Of Piles
amer be lad suffered twenty four year,.
il cures Eheuua'sa, and all eupve d.aes mo.e quickly
thsn any known remedy.
Ilertby challenge tbr medical world 10 produce remedy
safe 80 certain and worthy the confidence Of nsCknd
SOD At No 500 Grsadst and No Us Fuonst Brooklyn and
by al drugsi,.s.
Or. LEATHE'S name wrapper.
ss HONE for INNALlDS,' established at
4 sprinrdale, Norban ptOD, Mass, in 1913,
BY r.. d. DESslsTOs, VI ID.
References Jacob Bigeow, ~ d. John Mason Warren ~ d.
Bogt9r. Willard PAk1 ~. D. =. W Worth Gag, Ne"lOIk.
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TIP FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SrAIDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL. CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
HEADACHE,
THATA
sPEEUY AND SURF CURE
rs WITHIN THEIR REACH
A, these e.iimcrils unsolicited ~ W. efAutf' ''''
~ w "a proof Of the efficiency OF ms
Truly Scientific Discovery.
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, HAvEsroEr Pa Feb. &, i2sL
NJ. SrAiblNG.
SIE.

uish Won % sud ult box Of your Otphalc il
terS g,le.red a orsaf deoi OF bensft g'oS. hSE
MARY ANN sToIKHOUsE
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rvyxot psBrrGH. Franklin Co, ONO !
January g, 1861. )
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va 80
1.v have been tested In than thousand cases viii
entire
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rEPHAIlC FILLS,

CJrE SICK HEADACHE.
C1EPRABIC PILLS.
cuBE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
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MAsovuiIr, Conn, Feb :, 1881.
NJ sr,IpINe

NJ SruptNe.
SE.
Tts,e tied vopr ter-ic pills srd lie e@ % reA hst
.,ut Won 10 seId ne two doilrs worth more.
Part Tor she psghboif 10 wbo gaNe "" WV
.fthe hrst boz got from yon.
Sad De Pills hy mail and obAe-,, o..
JAMES KENNEDY
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January 9 1861.
HENTN c. SPuDISe,
Ne. IS Ccdsrst., n y.
DEAE SIR:
telod end TWENTY-FIVE cents l5) fer which send boz Of
C.pbsie Fi Send to address Of Rev. Wm. C. Filler Eey'
boidsburf Frnkliu Co, Ohio .,... .,,,,,,,
Your Pill work Ike schsrai-cuIe heaaA''e ''A0' ~
4'e' S'"'' yvM. c. FILLER.
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Yr.uAxrl Mieb. Jan. "a 1851
MI sYA1DISe

Mr. SYAIDIye,
No, nF since 10 you for boz o. Cephaic rus o te
s. 81 o. Nervous Headache and Coeness ana e eeo tn
and bey Ind 80 good eject that was induced 70 send
for . s- NJ.
r''@'' WV y A r. WHEELER,
Ypsi.snt. Mich
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;, were as follows

marked feature in the New-Oresns bank state
ment is the reduction of the leading items, VIZ. ex'
change, specie, balances in the Northern banks &c
We annex the aggregates, showing the highest this
year and the amount last reported
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CAUTION!
heeIsh oAprcpleo EersOns attempting 10 palm of on
Ne lns public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
sec thai the fuI name " ~ N f"" ~Nu
EYsPALlBIse's PREPARED 6LUE,.&1
Wv "0'nse Wrapper ~ ViAaS gJf tKIdsIDg f0FHlojeis
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From the Democrat 81. Cloud MINI.
N ,o are OF been trobed will the Headache end lot
boz CepLshe Pills. that you have them IN case OF al
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the Democrat ST Nloudf MINI
N Won OF have been iro bed will the eadcht seha LOT
boz CepLshe Ps % that may have them IN case OF M
attack.
From the Advertiser, Providence, r.
Til. CephSc Pills sad 70 be sresrabe efee'ua remedy
Cor M Headehe and Of the very best Tor that very frequent
complaint which has ever been discovered
Prom the Western r. Il. Gazette Chicago NJ.
We heartily ldore M sptding and his unrvsed Cephah2
RilS
Prom the Ksuswha valley Star. Ksnsvhs. Va.
that suffering with TIE Heaiache VINO
Try them, will stick 70 them
From the southern Path Finder New Orleans la
Try them voa that afflicted and We are sure ina yoH
Testimony AZ ded the already numerous si th mas re-
Csi,ed benefits that no other medicine can produce
From the 81. Louis Democrat. go
The immense demand for the article (Cephac P u taPdy
Increasing.
From tue Gazette, Davenport, lowe
Dir SpSldng would hi with au article ne
did not knor 10 posse,s real merit
From the Advertiser Providence z.
The testimony 10 their favor strong fom the m9s IePegs
bic quGreTE
From the Daily News. Newport R. l.
Cepbte Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin Boston Mass.
Said 10 be very efhcscious for tine Headache
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
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Nilrcus Of bottles ofNRs. WISsLOW's SOOTHING sYR
Up are sold every wear IN the United States
None genuine unless the yacsaHe Of CURTIS PERKINS
Sew.York Is on the outside WRAPPER.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. 70 CcdsI.Et., New Yo-k
u. o. l,o4r
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T1 sn,irs e. an extract from letter written ny tie rev
,.,.- n III. German Rc.orned Messenger, At Cham
bev-buls. "a
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Orders coming in every day non Druggists IN al TGrs
the country, sead me more Of MRS, WlNSLoWS sOOrH
INC SYRUP"
, 1861-09-27

There Was a large congregation assembled
at st. James Church, On the North Side. The
rector, Rev. DR.. ClaTkson, being prevented BY
sickness from being present, his place was
SUPPLIED by Rev. G. 2. Clarke, Of Ottlwa who
resd the service, and Rev. E. B. Tutf1e, Of this
city, who preached an eloquent and appropri-
ate discourse from the text
'tThe or knoweth his owner and the ass his
%sstsSs ss bqs 1s5es 5 doth not
reconsideration to nations IS to indiEidua1s.n
The preather observed that the people Of Is
fael observed the fasts and festivals outwardly,
but really they did eat, AID their Gods anger
YVES not averted. 1rgTatitude, he observed,
was the basest Of human crimes, even as be-
when Gods bounties and me1cies are thank
less1y received ard utterly forgotten. He then
enumerated Gods blessings to Us: Daily
preservation and ovezfoWtng gamers, secu-
rny Of life md property. And then the sins
Ee are guilty OF, to-Wit: The yeaslity Of pub.
and boastful spirits, grinding the face Of the
poor. 1t seemed that thus far God had not
gene forth with cur hosts. He then spoke OF
The remedy y-3atiora1 fepentance-aad he
said that national repentance was no more nol
ltss than individual repentance-,as natons e 4
hse composed OF men, II the Proclamaaon. Q
tie PresideIt and Mayor were carried out II
si1ce11ty. with the determination when vi
LETT the house Of God that from each fresfd'
should ascend the flszne OF devotion In beaal
ct ourselves and cur armies, we might coun
On Gods blessing from this time forth. 81
made stirring and eloquent appeal in bsha,
Of those whose homes we're made desolate b.
the ruthless hand Of war. He concluded b.
fc1cibly depicting the confidence Of the Chris
taan whilst others are disturbed by ovesmas
tering fears- The Christians stay and trns
il always in God. His highest ain was to di
charge the duties Of the times in which b
lives, in charity to his fello#-nan, and to b
found watching, 1t may be ct home, surre1n;
ed with dear friends. or laid low On the battl
field Of strife, contendiog for God and II
Right. Els confidence and consolation
fhst he VIII enter into the joy OF his Lord,