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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Spy Arrested-Fort Monroe Safe.
Provisions Scarce In N. Carolina.

NEW YoRE,1 May 1.-THE UeraId's spe-
einli Washington deSpatchisays: Geaerni.
Harvey denies any intention OF resiEhfug.
Regular trains Tor the ptth commence
running to-day. ~ It's sss.5., > 3
i is reported thar Cow Lsteher is about
to issue proclamation foFGiddinE the ms.
sage of Southern troops through Virginia.
Asman has been arraBted in Governor
,Spraghe's quarters as a 6by.
A letter from Fort Monroe says there is
no danger of an attack there Two thou,
sand men arc In the Fort They are much
annoyed by fugitive slnves seeking refuge
there, but in nll cases they arc returned.
No batteries will DC allowed to be erected
within range.
By an arrival from Wilmington, N! C.,
we are Informed that the Sccessionists
have the entire control there. Two vessels
have been compelled to discharge their
cargo of rice on account Of the scarcity Of
provisions. Troops are arriving daily.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Connaotiont LagislatnraI

HARTFORD, May 1st-The Connecticut
Legislature convened to-day. Gov. Buck
ingham's message recommends an efficient
Sette militia. BE Gays forty-one yolun-
teercompanies have already been accepted.
The regiments will not leave the Sta.e un.
till they are fully equipped With camp ana
btggage train and prepared to take care of
themselves. The Legislature will make
liberal appropriations tor War purposes
The State Is out.of debt and owns $780,
oootin Bank stock. 1880.
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BY TELMGR
tooF9nKoTEp DDAiLr,l

CtNc1SSArI, Nay l.-FlOnr unchanged and In mod.
crate demand ut S4SO4 80 FOR snoertihe and $4,000
. for txtT to family No change III Grain, aud not
I1uSh doing Whisky l21S. with sales OF $50 bbla.
NOihing done In PrOEtSlOnS aud prices remain nom
inai: the news from New York Ias unsettled the
market even more than It had been; holders have
however, generally Withdrawn their docks from tho
market The nWHey market e rather easier, and tile
feeling with roganl to Kentucky money 10 better
u WIS rPOrtcd last evening that tho Bankers were
about throwing II ont to-day, but theylRTe changed
their mind; they take 1t, however, ~ special d.
pOst, and therefore ut the risk or The dgn,SsItor
Exchange firm Mt y and Sc. premium,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Frnrn Millaararilla

MittEDoEvlLLE, Ga, April 2e--Gov.
Brown hasiesued d proclamation prohib-
itinR the payment of all debts to Northern
creditors till the end OF hosttlities, and
directing the payment Of money into the
State Treasury, to be refunded with inter.
est at the. end of the war 10 depositors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
. bs5-AnaEsErsps 70 Zoe pE.EtrLor..Yes5

S4-A - =
terday mOruing three deserters from the
camp in Columbus were arrested over il
bridgeport, aud lOdgedin Jail. The nro-
per officers were notified of the. arrest and
the men sent back. The men bel,na
edtO theeompany which LETT Marti6svil Il Z
not long ago.
The General impression among the ei,t.
gems of Bridgeport is that it would have
been btiter to have let the rascals eo-
They are men ssho have no characters r to
loose and being deserters, of course. cow.
ards, and are therefore MT ,l,o ,t..,..
of mar ~ t,o,,s !, ~ t's''t ANU
- - = =. s''''' + " " ~ 10 oatle'
bSRlDp vI,,=,.,,S II-s---------,,-
- "'NH'AA alihHoUs, well known
" many OF our citizens was in the city
yesterday, having abandoned his bnsincss
and turned recrni,i,,, ~.
oL;... - - ,.,ss. 'e nus
-. ~ = ,u's section rs to raise 200
volunteers ana as many horses to serve dn.
ring the wat in she Batallian of Pennsvl
vania Mounted sR.n,or. ill., s.ISy,-
n .nl;., 19se VINO wish
- eau "Pp' atl tne store OF Altlhous
anu BRO, MartipSFllle, Ohio.
- - = -----4
B65 HOMICIDE AT-SUNRtsH.-OnT Tuesday
At the Village of Sunfish. two mar s,oTT ,ol
AF,cheal Edvarls or 3,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

EEw YonK, May Title following is ad.
dressed to Simeon Draper: ~
" 4 zi5s.F' H1snlS1 T6S, May L.. :
There isnot q wood Of ruth In the re.
port Ofsan armistice. That sort Of busi-
ness ended on the, 9Th of .AIprcu.,
tSigeedl II ". SEWARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

SYRACUSE, N. Y, alny 1.-Coutribution
to the military relief fnnd amounts to
$4,000. The Common Councils has made
an additional appropriation Of $4,000.
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Read the Following. It is True

PARkErsBURo, AprIlls
T II. LoOAN ESQ, Dear Sir:
wrote to you some time since for Bottle Of
BrenllpEere Fluid Extract of sarsaparilla and DAN
deon. and must say that 1t has acted upon mo like
+" charm. have been AFFLICTED for near Two ycars
with Dyspepsia; tWo-thirds of the time yonlited
from one to three times day. I hal given nm thu
idea Of ever getting we'll and Indeed my frcna hal
given up nllhopes Of my ever getting we'll again.
Added to this, suffered with tho scroiula very
much. Since last September one side Of my no.k
was ono entire sore composed of : ns seven running
sores. The use Of ono Bottle las much Improved
me. Ny stomach Is relieved and my neck has i'm.
proved beyond my most eangnine expect atone. Il
feel much encouraged and think the Iis OF Une or
TWO bottles more shall be relieved entirely You
VIII please send me two bottles les the boat
Yours respectfully, J. w. HOMER
The above medicine Is prepared by r. A. BRENT
LlNGER 4 CO.. No. 14t Market street, Wheeling.
aud sold BY most of tho Druggists ofthe city. Gp3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
military Secrecy at Annapolis.

AANAPouis, Blnylig-Au the movements
are as secret as possible. Orders were
given TO arrest all newspaper correspond
ents; Something important is going on.
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More Reinforcements at TT. Pickens.

More Reinforoements Aft. Pickens.
NEW YoRY, May 1.-The Steamship At
.laLtic arrived to-day. She reports. tlat
she reached Fort Taylor, Key West, on the
18th, and received additional troops and
ammunition for Fort Pickens. Arriving OF
Snuta Rosa On the 18th, she landed her
reiuforcements at Pickens on the night of
the 18th, without accident
The POwh0ttan arrived on the 18th.
The Wyandotte, st. Louis, Sabine, Sup
ply and Brooklyn were there.
The steamer Illinois arrived on the 10Th,
ondflanded her achievements on the 2otli.
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- - Il = - y -
xzaiic D.
cVRE
a|yA5H Head 3aS. =.
W CURE es -,
NerVousHeadac1e
"a KINDS Kim o


" tue use OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
tEsrr0aS Or Sex Headache may Ls prevented: a1, AZ
aken at the commencement Of an attack iams,dtstS
'enst nom pain and sickness VIM be obtainSI.
Ihey seldom IAN IN removing the Eauaea and
tfeaaaeds TO which fsm9lps are 20 subject.
They act gently upon the bowen rtr1ovinE ese,.
eireHess. 's11'N'''s S's'
= on Attsytry Rel, St,de1t1 Dsiicate Fsmnies md
III Person' Of aefsatury habits they arr 4tiu6IIS a.
= AaEas'vS Improving tl,s Gpptts siVinF foS.f IA
'gO 70 Tue digestive organs and restoring The Is.
spEl etestssty and strength Of the whole Systs1.,
Ehs CEPHALlc FILLS are the tyault Il iopir IN, :.
veStiEa,Lon and eartGhlly csdihct4d espo4ihsptS.
having been in use many years during trfiiei ti5S
EhsT have prevented and relieved q VAT amount
PAIN IND suffering from Headache, whether Sttsihs
OF the StoRldca. ~ Ss' 80
They are ENTIRELY veEsfaEls IN thsir eomposftion.
md may Be taken At Alltimrt With perfect aafs,y
Without making any change of diet. qn dc 5se,e, 2
Gg tagnseatls "a ne RAIDERS q sa1 70
BEWARE OF oouSTERfElrs, 'Eat
me genuine H'vS i've lignitures Of TIenty O. spGid
ing on each x.
sold " De-, htaand oil rDvaIersin Aiedieih.,
Boz vii resent by allpreparsl on receipt .. .
PRICE a5 CnNrg.
AllOrderO should be addressed TO
HENRY G. SPALDING, -
Cedar ST.. NeHH York -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

wAsHHeroS, May The Secretary of
the Treasury has advertised for proposals
until the 3Oth inst, uuless the whole
amount offered be sooner taken At :, for
nearly Sl4, 0O0,0o5 of stork Of the United
State, auuder the act of June, 1850 author.
king the loan and providing for the re-
demptipn Of the Treasury notes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

b@rTaE wEEkr4 ISTr11ioExoEa, which
Is always in demand on the day of Its
publication, Ni'l.be out to-day. 1t soon.
tA'ns all the .atels news. Can and GEL .
tppy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

E9~TnR Rlyta.4TBe rixer was sim
fnlling yesterday. The weather was cool
aud cloudy and more like the late fall
weather than Spring.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
YAN'SPULMONIC WAIVERS


TnE Original Medicine EstablSledin 1881. and irst
article Of the kind ever introduced under the name
OF "PULHoNIo WAFERs," in this or uuV other coun-
try; AL other lulnIOnlc WRfeFa are connterfeIts
The genuine can DO known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER. r.
BRrAN's PULNONIc WAEERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, uoarseneSs.
BRTA4's PULNOSIC WARERs
Relieve Asthma bronchitis, Dl1leHlt Breathing.
BRTAN's PuLNOSIc WAEEKs
relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chest.
BRTAN's PULNoSIo WAVES
Relieve lnctpient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
DRTAS's PuLNoSIc NAYERA
Relieve Irritation of the UTula aud TonSiIa
DRTAN's PuLNONIc WATERS
Relieve tile Above Complaints ln1Tsn Minutes
BRTAN's PU1aIoNIo wATERa
are blesHtnS to all Glasses and Constitutions.
DRHkN's PuLNoSIc Warns
Arendaptei for NOeailsts and Public Spehkars.2
DRTAN's PULNoNIc VAPERs
Are ~ Q simple form anil pleasant tn tho taste.
ntTLN's l'GtNoNIc WARES go
NOT only relieve, bnt effect rapid and lasting Cures
DRTAN's PuLNoSIc wAEERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should he without n boz of
lRT&N's PULNoSIC WAFERS
inthe house.
No traveller should be without a supply OF
f-r BRTAS'S PuLhoHo WAVES
~ In his pocket.
No person viii ever object to give for az
BRTAN'g tPULnONIc NARER0
TT Twenty-Five Csnts. IS
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. r.
Sod IN Wheeling by 7. II. LOGAN & co, and
LAUGllLINs BUsHFIELD.
Ndsa AN III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
Departur5elS 81 Minists5r5 Adam..

Departure of Minister Adams.
BosToS, April 30.-Slr. Adams, Minister
to England, leaves in the NiaEara to-mor-
row.
The Bauks Of Vermont have rendered.
100000 to the State for war purposes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
lsreelal pe.pateh Q "a Y. :. World.t

WAsnIxGrox, May Arrangement
have been made for the. resumption OF
travel Ly railroad, via Baltimore, New
York aud Pennsylvania.
: All Southern journals received to-day,
state that large Numbers Of troops are
gathering, and the free negroes are being
impressed into service.
Nearly every portion Of Washington and
the District Is connected by telegraph.
Letters received to-day from Paris, state.
that the French GaEernmenti Is fully post
ed on American affairs, and no sympathy
isIfelt for, the Confederate States. rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

BosToS, May THE steamer niagara
saiis at aooa. Nos s, n 2s-fEz Z
- The Arabia arrived at O'clock this
morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

PaoyINGScs, r. l., May 1.-THE Secre-
tary of War has rendered to Gov. Spraguc
the Office of Brigadier General
The Governor telegraphs that the Sec
ond Rhode Island regiment is not needed
at present. :
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From California

FoRT KEARXEY, May 1.-THE Pony tx.
press passed This morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-A charge OF
bribery and corruption, Involving the tu-
tcgrity oftd portion of the Assembly Com
mitiee on Glaitus, is being Investigated by
special committee nppOinted for that pur-
pose: CO. sH'E
The Senate has amended the net passed
last year offering II bonus of SEQ, 900 TO
tue company building the first telegraph
between the Mississippi aud the Pacific,
extending the time for the completion, OF
the work, without fOrfeiling the bunus, six
months. 1t is believed the Assembly will
concur. -
The stocking of the western end of the
overland rOnte for the mail service under
tue Butterfeld contract has been com
mrmced. The Company purpose cstab-
fishing stHtiOns every Il or is miles across
the cOntinent, each station to be well sup
piled With men, horses add coaches; the
first conch.to leave California between the
l5th-of june and the LIST Of July, and prob
ably make the "Trip overland in Is days.
public diuner is proposed for Seuhtor
L.stham. a'ls bus arrirtl his friends in San
Francisco. &c., - :, -. g = y
The Legislature has changed the election
law 50 the municipal elections for San
francisco shall hereafter be held in May
instead oil. September, when the State elec-
ton takes place. $500 49,
Late accounts from Mariposn county
state that the Fremont dam will lie tepnir.
ed; so that all tue quartz mills eau resume
operations within two weeks,
y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

BosrOS, May l.-Wm. Graham Inns given
$4,000 for soldiers families.
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f5oaALe .IgSiteJn Mr.. Gastke CafeeGo.IR. {. Eiti
We heartily eDlorro Mr. spalding, aud Ms unsf
riHHled CsPlalie Pills. - 90 = 81.
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~ ll1Lla.EaGM..
The Baltimore + Riot

Reported for the Daily teiiigencer
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sFroatE ae Haaa,ehh Valley isdr. Kandafa, Ia I'll
we are sure that PerEons suffering With the head 4
ashe, 10 Try them, VIII stick TO them, -,ss-
If0a tie Duly Ness, Nep7,rof, r. u
CepIalief Pills are taking the place Of all kinda
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAlRDYEi HAIR DYEI HkIR.DYEI
VIZ. A, BATCuBROR's HAIR pYR.

VIZ A. BATcHERoR's HAIR DYR.
7As SSly RarR'sss aSd Rsliabe DIE Esa.ga.
AitOthers mare Limitations, aud should be avoid
I'd Il yaa vish TO escape ridiaulo.
GRRY, RED OR Rusty HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown OF Black, without tho
least injury to IIair o. skin.
FIFTEEN lIEDALsAND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded % wv. A. BATcHnoR since 1889, and over
2Qoooo applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIZ. A. BAToLIELoluS HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature, and Is
teasraattd not to iajuro in thcleat, however long
1t may be eonttnuOd, aud the ~ ehectS Of bad Dyes
remeattd! The hair li inYiSorAtsa for life by this
splendid Dye, which q properly applied ct No le
Bond Street New York.
Sold elites and towns Of The United States
BY Drug gilts and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name William A. Bachelor"
aud address upon steel plate engraving, on the four
lidos Of eaeh box. s..i.. q 80. : "a Il -
WR0LGSAIR RAGT0RE, 81 BARCLAY ST.,
aPt0-ly Late - Broadway, New York.
( A NOTHER LOT OF THOSE FINE
"a Rautiy Sewing Mach tnes just received. y
s. @. p. BROWN,
aPS .r.sh No Warrington Han,
DATRET1sXvATcF4 .PR0TEcToR-
u SopGhluEpNE aud veFY. dedr1bls, forsale6Es
mhSa y GICoLL 4 BROS Variety StorO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

= EFoRtt. EzanfssT, Nottolt, I'd i59 g
They have been testsI IN P1iEs than a thopsanI
cases, with entire success. : +,
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Ftonl a A1lst1lt,er. I1,nride,,,l...l Il Z q

F1o1a ne AdrfIitFcT, tfotidfaec, z. 7
Tine cspalic Pills arc said TO ne q remarkably ef-
ieetiye femedY Tor the lcAdariie and 6ne 6flh6TeFy
beet for that very fteqnent complaint Which haS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

~ A. single bottIe Of sI'ALDFER's PREPAREiI Z
CLUB VIII earc ten times ITS cost ANNUALLY ga
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eve me i.lEcks!

spAID1NG's PREP3lRRiE31 GlUEls ~
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SseretdEg-Josepb Sage
1Feasurer-MattbeM w. Miller.
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sF9LDTNG's PREPAREnl GIUEiIs ]
sPALpI6e.s PREpARKp a GLUE -. =
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nETLolD.agso. raAs5E.L.IEy. e. oallo,

StR:
Nnt long since Eeht to you for box Of CephaltS
PMS t"F cure OF the Nervous lleNdard and Cos-
tlvet,ee and rcreivcl the ard try bOd 80 god
az ibeet th"t lgqS iL,dItend D. s'hd far EOge
slIePse send lyrefuru mali. Direct TO - p
~ ~ A. y. WI EELER, - s.=s=.s 7
Ypsanti, 4IIeh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

mug HriiAas, ohi0. jan. IS, issi . 8
PleasO hhh enclosed ysats eehts Tor vhlehf
sem me- another by q yUur COplRlLe Pillh- ING
Direct A. STOYRR. r. ~,
Bella Vernon, W yahdotIe Co o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02

"a Raraiiy Sewing Mach ines just received. u
@. P. RR0RN,=
APPS sr.sts No. ) Washlngton Han.
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II. O. SPALDIN6. ESQ. II
l wish for some circulars or large khow hfiIa 10
bring your CePllaiic I'll morU participate be4oF
ny enstoert II you heve anything Of the kind,
One 81 my cstnmeFa who IS subject severe sick
Illnche (h-uNlly lRrtng two DAYS tous ctrej F6Ti
attack in one hour BY your IYlls. which sent lSr.
Respectfully yours, .
YVTTFSIsS.
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COOPER & sENsENEY

CsuoCEssoRs 10 }. s1NsESEr3
A RE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A
IA very large stock Of NEW GOODS, juSt
bought In New York anil phlladel phIR on the very
best terms, at the present great reduction in prices
Being new beginners, we nre determined to Rell
goods CHEAP FOR CASH. All are invited to cali
and examine our stock. We shall spAFa no pains 10
give satisfaction to all who favor ne with call
Rp3 COOPER q SENSHNRY
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Notice TO Man subserIberG.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26
Chr GGb o o III a ster Abroa0.
SCHOOL ETHICS FOR PARENT AND CHILD.
No. 6.


Parents should prepare their children for
School, Correctly conducted Normal Schools
and Colleges have their preparatory department.
The common school also should have It's prepar-
atory department, and this department should
be wholly distinct from the institution itself
and in the family circle. The first instructions
should be from the lips of the mother. She pos
sesses the strongest and most lasting affections of
the child, and hence, is the one most likely to
succeed in the attempt TO instii correct Princi-
pies. Did the mothers in our country under
stand and appreciate the difficulty experienced
by the teacher in conveying first instructions TO
the unframed child, we would hope TO see them
make the endeavor 10 impart those instructions
themselves. Parents can do much toward i'm
parting the first principles of an education to
their children. There are numerous facts which
the parent may present TO the child, and which
will be much more interesting to him than all
he can learn in crowded schooI-room in
months.
1t is necessary that the parents prepare their
children for school, not only that the teacher
may be relieved OF many difficulties that 9th
erwise will be met with, but in order that the
child may have justice done TO il when it is
sent 10 school. The teacher has not the amount
of time necessary to be appropriated to the Gu
riosity off young child's mind, and, consequent
ly, the school duties soon become burthen 10
il.
Independent ofthe mental training that should
be given preparatory to the chi!t's entering
school, it must also be trained morally. Too
often children have contracted immoral habits
from others, and it will be found exceedingly
difficult 10 eradicate them. In many cases the
parents are too ndulgent. Scarcely any re-
strctions are placed on their children. They
are frequently alIowee TO rauEUis win ainots
all the immoral society IN the community
The long winter evenings do not find them at
kind mothers knee receiving from her lips
moral and religious instruction. This is all
mistake. So long as parents do not thus have
care for their children, they cannot expect
them 20 meet that state OF perfection that is 10
be desired. 1t is 10 be hoped that parents will
take a IIyelier interest in what so closely con-
Germs the welfare OF their children.
KAPPA.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26
Vol. A. NO. 81.

ihesp7-
A disproportlonate share of the Federal
muskets and rifles had somehow found theif
way into these States, and had been seized 10
be used against the Government. Accumula-
tlons OF the public revenue, lying acithin them,
bad been seized Tor the same object.
Muskets somehow finding their way South,
and public revenue lying within them! For
Heavens sake, withdraw the charge and pock-
ct the proceeds.
What does this meant
Everything was forborne, without which II
was believed possible TO keep the Government
on foot.
And does not this sentence reverse the in
tended meaning of the wrter?-
Their memoranda on the subject ,cere made
enclosures of MAJOR Anderson'S le:ler.
Were not the memoranda inclosed in, instead
Of being made Enclosures OF, Major Anderson's
letter?
The mixing OF singular and plural in the
following sentences, is ind6nable.
The sophism itself is, that any State may
withdraw, &c, Themselves to be the
judge.
The message winds up with the declaration,
that the Executive chad no moral right to
shrink" without saying from what. A man
SIX feet four has always the right 10 shrink
and every well grown boy should shrink from
such ahIexhlbition of carelessness and ignorance
as this message EXHIBITS. The President says
that there is hardly regiment in the service
OF the Union from which President, or Cab
met might not be selected competent TO ad-
minister the Government. Why did he not
call upon one of these men TO correct his COM
position.