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MEDICINES.
THE SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW wHAPon on pWrnu1
sAyYrH AaAnssr pxAru

,. z. S,... q: ::s sss .; - -: ss.. r.
- D.. -. a .ef,s. y - - H.
nan hon ihs s.sesia.s Z v.s.
La Ggz .elqs.. b. srnes vtan nApwAYp
,s E s.d,a ! - ~ ws :. 49,. -;
ssqn nc@ gunstroke p.rrhes, Dyssptsu, tsva
100, Asss.sS. he s asss ,.'s. bsasss Ssiss
- : :. S,sss % s.;.s- JILL "a & ssa
gApwAYT nnAD1 Kxr.nw - 49, fu1v pcey.
.dte Be Ne nost irRcstsnt esyitme.i q - msA
s Vsns.ssis. NV or.ssda, sni Jsos.dor, ssrts
America. II slso gveyet d sre.i ysius V u s,sbh
,opaS.s soa y al .. ossss "a a,ssss q * ,sf
sbopi1 the ,hsnee. Of w rsssr1 Ne prs-s,ss q
r 4 3 ssf;:y e :ssss: s
Ss saItS. with tbs rvusoy be los " lie b1 tSs
fsesss- :, si,asis WI % snsiL Without Il, ana B
-ss,i%sssd e sss si,so srpsTsass g K ss Ss
. hey Esv,i In ssO'' lo'.sea' NJ ,o'' q Nh M
RAILWAYS RkADY RI LnF vfn savs ia ri,~
4 ths.s wbe may b. se'sed With any q Ne sl,mstis
e,se.s. 9th sou.hsrp s.si', Rot t.elye year q
1D% s A. hsGSS III g. 's1 ,S SaYs an.
no sTp.stssei b., a. ssoiuts ~ s"
" oass II Wounds, bruies,, Bpratns- Dun -9aos
RRSxT ssxSS RsiG III III 81 ,s ~ t.s
ssrvtos and, n ussd indoiouslY Win prevent ,nfa.a-
naiiou, morahssno., nd .avs NJ Hsss-,,tg u I'm.
Army NkUKBSrTIR.
ons o 6ss mo-s important nilltAsy f-gdss ~ Wiz
a. ri. +sms, X! s1 hA9S
pUARD. and vii pruti-ct him ali cona-ioly skAlnr
daknas- and u,dd.n sttAers n gestilsutsl SlssAas
Eysry Cam, Pyr snf hhis hilitsfy anf Naval
us.ooa o. tsfsnsA.
mAIA POxI
IA nias.sy bsIlesins snnouncs nat NfsAI Pea.
ae.slesl and AL.rA2s reyVts, e..c brossn on, 70
s.I rS S.y ssSi ' WIZ s.l Pant S .1s
uoops Al WAshing'oy, Annapolis, Fortresz Monrop
are sveline .hs sich In % an ai.rmirs srteni Ia
lovT H.,,s b. ''s's'''n1 70 'nV''S NJ "'eis'
RADwAvy READY RHLIU
~, ffssly ascc Amcns DE- troop, viii prsvsui .at
Iov, Tfphas, TYphoid. and All s.hsr D1llSn.n,
,i.ss. L ~ the o0vSrS.ss" 80, 'pVs sys,y al,
RsIisf Ne sicSee~s x ssrlcr, a.ior. I'll pm
vail Even yolu9.eer shoule rrSvi4D thsmsst-e,
..h f. ..a ss s = Ss q sss ns a.
srdsrs sad vnl n N ss-v q sesn.ss szpst,ss
Bsts.
rns INV YORK nLUBTRATHp HHws u ns
tn forms nymosr. ~ rssaiadsd thsm NAL N.
Fitt Diyi.,oa Of tho Frcnoh A mr. n Rossls hsl
raf.red leo. than any other divi.isu. beoausa Mac
.hxi De,ouA bed ssds Issh soidiss carr lint hsns
sGes, snt proyis,ons for blrsseif; 70 these nso-
1. SS , sSs; i" 81 ; ss STps \ &
he .M not only deriye .stnl beneat dHrins the
o.np.tsn. but III sso.ge IssnX boar 81 psLn .snh
.So.,a t. survive The Ssrrbie oonsass ~ NJ 81,
roarts V rahasyily snkased--
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TO LET.

III JisE - LET THF TH9Eg SIUKY
" ~ t1uss aud Al on cor. Radio q 4pS w. kaI
~. hIo2t..o, lnpui-a . IA. SAu Lock NlTp
= WI We hirr ~ . Y y 40 'si..stc
ROOMs 10 Lci-llHs1 FLOOR BaSu-
- m ~ tnc ~ rOnl,s Atic . - two .tnry
~. ave hrg, % Cannon n .rqtIra IN the ot,lt
Coi H. n % Sale WOk@ or At . ru-rav - "a ae
N''"e' Lace 10. G'ITg
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CARkuHATIvB sALvk.

Ths sAive q one Of tno-s ssessnt thiAss which no
lnnliII Of U0ld tail 10 beep als.fB o. bkad FOr
elons, Eits, P,'ninl Ul-@rs- CsIbU s,cs, n An-
hpI tssmme'i- esihd AHtbesp-lt hsBe IN the
bTesf an; Zoe, E.r: ScLe BSruA, soslds AId Hhsu-
avs ts psip At o. O. Nv sriup ltins rs euTicle and
Or N tins local pe spi', ton To. dTE ,pirstiSD
dive. iuTfdi.ta resf II b. baeb foI zoe last tbtr-
" yp.Js bsJofs 'h- Inbhe $40 rspu sf,op aHS uss
Il Dali irefe.s us All we aAh 10 u'a, for sAy Of
M se painful dirs Esd 90 arr sure tbH 700 wil
cAsi's. al W ptrpDise toI ~,
All ttes are ~ ursful ios the fsmily - the camp
aE,d Is cola 70 IN e7etv hosse.
Orders solie,tt and proLnpsly attended 70, AdSres
q Eultea stkeos. heT Hsrk- hlb hAr'k19
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THn oUEsrION ANswHRKp.

TBn QUESTION ANSWERED.
A. tie queticn IL frequently ssksd, Who b MRS.
WJNsLOW we viii simply iay that shs IL q LADY
Who, for UPWARDS Of 30 yssrr. has untiiineiy o.
vtted her time and TALENT ~ . female phy-
scisn AID nurse, principally anone chill.
dren. She has especially studisd the 90, stitptlop
and v,nt Of this numerous ois.s, ~ generally
overlooked csrelely treated By the f.eulty I'm too
many instance aud, as rs ult Of tint, Ell NJ sud
pr.otiea kpovsses CD .insd IN . lifetime .pent 4.
.urs. phy'io an, se has compounded q sootaiog
s,tup for children t.. no. II operates like magic
giving ter and heath, and IL, mJresvar, sure "a
,gui.ts tie b.wes. In oonequencs Of thi, attlcle.
M 4, " inslow IL bseomiDg worid-rano wned a, a han
.t stor Of her race children 10 certainly Rtss ur
.sdbester 'spsoia " II this thu case In thi. e,tv
Vat auautuos Of ihe Soothing Syrup arc bAtty,,,a
a, a usid here. We think Mr., Winslov has i'm MAJ.
,.,ed her n ,me ny thb invalui Sle Arl,ie, and va
.,ocstely be love Thousands Of ohldrei have h..,
cod from an early crave by II, timeI, u,,. ana
chs, millions yet ubborn will stare II. bepe6,, .,a
!, a. In cLliDg her bles Cd. No nornu Ia, Al,
s,s,scd her duty - her suffering little one 4,
,,o. until sns ha given u the ben a of Ma.
WI.stOV's sOOralNg SYRUP. Try 4, NJ,
49,, Try ~ SOW -Ladie,' Iioioy, Ncu Yort I'm,
AD)WN TOu, MERCHANT.
u.v,ps ra.-sd several sleep cii pish.s di..urA.d b.
81. ,e,p,es and cries of 'uT rng child, and Ao,,
,-.,,,vi ,s,d th,t NJ. wIN5LD G's .sOnru,,,
syRuP ". io,, the srte'e med d ? occurred . .o,r,.
III. child on tesoh NJ b me ard s.,,.t.,.-
.,..,.c ,th vha, he had doto, ,he rcfp.dt,
!, .y,o,pl,,.r.dt, the o4ild, A. al, Wa, ,t,.,,,..,
49,, q, Hen mopa,hY. Thit nistt the CHA
l., ,oo ring, and the parents wi'hoat sloop Ks,,,,
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pARNUM's AMERICAN HUsEUb
~ Two days more OF tho great and popdN
rBK PATRIOT DREAi
found' d CD tire PRES mt Wa for the Unioo, Al
nsa Ing In living characters many Of IT. mo
scenes sud eyeLts
rsr cnrior ties Sc aAvertissrlant on third n
hfruis das- ~ -s-nfs rhtiNrs-- s.-Aar tn, n
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q y. aIBsARDN
UNRIvALLm
RHEUMATIC LOTION.

Foo tns psrmA1ant relia q To DsIorsax, EearAl
GA, ToothAohs, RhsunAtism, Nervoas HeaAsahs,
Cole Cramps or bsasGAodie Action a ths Alsoalai
System
u noeds IA commemorative V ensure ssaIlBaanos
Wi,h all thosc Whe have nsed a. 1T Ia Val-
liable rnsdy-n at iIts cha 70 20 sast AUD yaiet.
and. tina y, 10 initiate all thore -sbtI~ pAfra %
Which the Dervous stem u - constantly exposed
al O 10 he taheu IotaruAuy for Cello, Cbolera.
OiArrhms, CrAS p IN tAa stomach old Aad ohst lAn
CouEHmiI one t.aspaopfuIi Il tns Lctior 9Th foaI
o. syrup o. olssreN and take In teaspooufuI noses
q zee or Four imss dAS. or stpsr' ~esp the ooash
u trt uf ea0He.
70, pain In the stnmsoh, Painters Oeiie az Fiat
ulebcs take "a pooDiSil In bot vatar and SnEG--
A. bot a. you cAb d. 4.
Try II. And 700 I'll never BE- Stthout Il.
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FURMANu
RHEUMATIC hNNIHLATOB
will Re surn " uIr~ you Of all tie above
complaints Thr prir-s Ia only
TWELVE GENTS PR sOTTLH.

Thousands % bot ., ara s1id evefy reav. ~ q,
nA d IL stu otcs'Lg Hundi ed % o.,t,hestsS ca,
be- obtained u ~ No doitSl "a - lrut-e,b shii
~ sur 70 have ~ Ia g quap tao have nos, $50.
~ Volupt ~ - III. di,.''d Comp = W,sSiuFf1T
I'd .th'f piHcys enn SSS1ro- h't ~ TIE tpllrr.
s1a'l s'cntd u lbruI 81" - hrH - south ltt ~
go sir thrr, 500 h'HiH. a.e, or Ito Itf y,
zen yorI Duo hrt-, az 'rHuu AZ, - a. ~ ~
"hy RoNo'y Ais, - 'h' f,.ioei q Nsir, n, NJ
~ Division - ~ y flNmbs - 90 t'aoo,, = o.
- e. ftt-4 'N.f ~. .. IVY,
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Personal NOTICES.

~ IN. d v tie ataAmar n DONATnSoN -.
'''n. g hss ssasn. A y. \ sHDRICEs 4 %.
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~ boNE, 10. NEoI HOUSIuE ST.,
iDcure- discasss Of the Heart, lungs liver, K'i-
ney' llceratrd TT rost f1ts, Chronic Nervous dis-
ease,, Old Ulcsrr, nlmJnS aud every form OF akin
dlae ssss Gu ID ofcs hours ~ To 4, aud N Pm,
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8BnFhna.

EOR LIVFRPOOL.-OLD BLACv
ina pach't ship co. srIrUTTO
iler ~, X. X. ia on July 9th IN NlsSr
kICsk On 18th o. July. DTafs -
lIelADd, and pa sssea frum er 10 IrslAa-
WILLIAMS 4 GUIOH, 20 Fulton 4. los
SrGAA WEEGLY BErwEKE
- HsW Yo9x AND LLvharuc. !
Is5ss5s 80 ~ sSnh-rkaas s.ssasss ~ i
ms uysrpsAs ~ ysss ana Rnzs1ssr s.
mis- UomtAnT tseend ldtqAi~hinl thsiT tfS
nYJs-eeln Irss uhSanlai1n- e. 'SsI0sv n
.'''''"'..,,....BA turAay..
1871. '''''s'''''''.'s 1911
hDiNbO uu,''''.''s.',.,,. ....,l
Z uSrS sssos1Ay, u AGA, from Pc
- HATno OF PASSAGE.
oH SAsIS;:.y::.;:..''',.....eI5
90, N Paris. ~
sxxxaeaoa. 70 HAmburs......., 81
uA-''.; IN
20 London. ......... { \
DO, 70 PaTis .........., tS|
20. 10 Hamburg .,.,.,. Gl
Hss.anfsu ssrwardsd % ns~rs, sa9a1I
e.n, Autwe,R -, a. -sa0ssA through 60. I
=. tsrsena va<aaAs 10 hrinG esl 0zaT ail.l.l
Ia iarsSsr .asom.as-. ~, q. n Cd
-C.,.. JcGm q. DALE As.A
hripA II BcosavAy,
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Tx. CaOSol, 90 CuAIbAM STREET
~ cure. die sss o. the heart, lungs, thruat, lva
az ne(s f'mAle eomtlalnt4' dIop-o, 40 old SORES,
400 90 ~. so 'tohr m 'aSF p4scs Al
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PEGULAR BOAT 10 TIKI
~ BANK 1

STEAMER METAMoRA-FoR YoN
- Bssting,, Dobbs Ferry, Nysek, X Ia
sng, apd Hav, rstraw. leave pisr loot Of Jt
Frids.. Nd s'ps "a srs On " ~ tr,s "a ,.
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1 oLEoolHu--A CINE FUND l.As~i
a 10 tho-e niietics Sitn Bhsun lt,sn., n ufaIs,s
SORE Ihro.t, SDrAins, Bruisss, Ps5a 10 thp SIds
or Tho small am u rSELvS CESTs, You s.s n' e
auoa,
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CAUTION

~ SsFSaM sayrtnO plsd rsrsons An snr.sss.sN
kslm an % the uI citing public Imitation ID -
fRGfAkkD OiIk WsJlS caution al pon.ous r
-SfE bIs6 9 PiiiPA Rs6 dI II ra ~ -
y ..-sss suAEE.s ~ ak@S IN SStA1tsy
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DRESS.

nODNET5 - BURNErs - BAR
- $1,000 bonnets Of syary kin6-srA
stras bounsts and straw hAis q reanosa Orsl
Ing bouDsts, moufnins booness, and ohildi
l.. BlNN6' milliDery-iArgeA In the 9
ROADWAY, up stsirs, opposats hetrcpc'iess
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ITsT AND PRICE OF

Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
No. Price Of single boSes. Cents
/. Cure Fever, Cons,atlon aud Inflammation,
Hiat, Pah,, Rest le-sne.a. :..,,........ 70
s..C,re. Worm FEVER Worm Cole, vOrAeious
sCare. Cole, Teethini, Giyias and Watcfai. -
pes, SLOW Growth aud feebeneas Of In
.cuHs Danboea Of Children or Adalt. Cholar. =
CUE. s@a ann sooSS PSa Cole DIP
inss B,,Ss, oe ssl fa ,Sa 70
Vomiting, Asthmatie breathing. ;. '-........ %
Cure Cooshs, Colds poar.ene~s, Bronchitis, =.
s..Cyres L9othashs, fs9eaehe, NervoOs Pains, :.
Gre mesSsshe siSs e.dsohs., Vertigo
A kn-h q Blood 70 We Head .;;'...';;....... rs
D'PS Asd OF RsTsHsed
II .Cures Green sehne-s. ..'...'''.''..'........ e
Is. .CSrs Group, Iosr.s Croapy Cough. Dicai
".cSIs- is:Is Rs:S% Sg, ETV'on', Ey'lpe
10. Cures Inflammation, Palm, I.ameneru- or Sore
. ness IN the Chest Rack, Side O. Limbs. 80. 20
Dumb Ague Old inyetsrate AZ e...,,.,..,... 80
H..CyIss Piles Internal q E1tsruAl, Bliad or -
% ,Eyeids Falling or Weak slsht 80
ing, Cold In tho Head, InliuenEa. ......,..... 90
30. Cure. whoopns Cough. shortening and pal
ii. Ours ASh|ss, 0gPresssa, DificaIt tAbOrod :.
70. Cares scrofula, Eniareed Giands and Tonslha
a. C mr.. General Dcbiy, Physical or Scryo@
%. Cures Dropsy, Fluid Accommodations, TuIid
Swelling, With 5eanty secrttions .,........ %
20. .Cures Sea sickness Prortra,ion, Vertigo, Nan
II. Cures Urinary disease, Gravel biic,di or ~
"a al. semina Emission. nj %
.hnrses, and consequent fro-trAtion and De
20. .cSrss sore Mouth, Stcmach.aeic, Kankercd ="
mt m OrC N
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plLbS - DinhEl'!'b iSTAaIah...
opanLh ~ clio, c4Is 'ar IL 8 a., a. 90 lr,
'-t7o or '.f Nh 80 1's ct, aaV -, en-
'fNh Nrtfa ~ bowie - - ~ -
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1891 EXCURSIONS. I
ro uoEEirr1ns

oIuRGnEH SUNDAY SOB 00IG, "
PARTIES, Ae, n.
hss isavs 10 notify Exeuruien Coramit}x
an nov prepared 10 faFnish hruf sla.s BtsI
barEos, %, upcn the NIT advantageous tsrtI
TUE BARGH @CnDAH HILLs
hss bean put In complete order. AMI, unh-r a
Of careful and capabls ofAoer., 4 tsodsre@
p ,.suISseskiDg public With ths fullest .,
tbat she VII surtAin the reputatisn sirsaiy II
= the ple.s snts-t and ssost popu,er bosS a
Ne businea.
BTHAkBOATB
o. any Desired capacity, hirnishsd upon u
tsrins. Having By an aIrNngsmsnt with ths /
tor, We exelusive ASenoy u
DUDLBHy oRovn
which, ter retirement natural bsaary ana -
e.rs Il unsurpeHsed by any 1thet Location "a
cin'ty. Its htnatlon n delightful, beins dfrl
he banks Of tho Hudson, commAndins 40
rupted viev Tor many u,iles ~ ard down the
I solieit the patronage Of the pueblo, bei,evt
an experieDoe II several yesyv In the basins
warrant me In A.Ennn se-.ire atsfAntiou.
NJ szAo.1n ~ s9f o..
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GAVE TEE rncxsl

1ooNohfi bnrkTuMN
W~A snru N fns BAvn Nuu--A
p1iA(ISs, II very dsaiDis y have sOme ehsa1 Ar
nv.niont way Tor rspAirtnG Furniture, TsyA Cnllk
RALDRGs PREPARED aLuH
k1Ceh an Sson emers~ne,es, ana ne houSshois csn n
aiektnS poiht
sUsKFUL IN EvKhY HoUsAs
1ElA AGdI.s, RKNRY'C. sPALDING,
Ma " Cedar IA ksv Xath
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A WNSbMi } I'VE w W y bl " IL - nv at
Ocau- ~, uc.d TuJ-s - no sfs suisrirg .t,t an,
4 tie mot ms % clu.u Ip' u,s suuu a ,sr ~,
rs-tps OF uSitei from u'e uss' o. l.ig,l,
ha CHI IT. sio z back gHp.rrsIyt lrsattiaE ~ 81
ne,r ui the he -, -bould con- n't DR. q TnOI v -
hAs made ~, tfeatm at ~ care o clnsumpiI5, MI,
spscia study fJr tpHr,, 40 40 can 'c".f - ,.te
Gus patients Ia the CITY ana heighb;fhocd Of ia,
tsTk VIII IN he hs. cared Of oJnsumptiott I,,u
oli Abls ca-os, rcli 'uifah " 1. gus antesS -
the drut % hours neatms nc. "A. T., - TDOf "
uon'-~.t'nn Physician, ~ Third SV,, Nos IorE
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ktvys ~ boutkyn huAnndsr, Esg oftWxA, "A.
Try them you that are aillcted, AID We arc sczs
NAT your testimony b. added 70 the already
Dnrcas lsi thai has rsos'ysA ksaaais thst - 1hn
asdictns o. prodnoa.
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fhe CephAlle Pill said 70 be . remarkably g.
fectivu rmod, for the headache and Of the WY
ee.t for that very frequent oomplAinf Shah has svs'
kssn ti-ooVered-
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MEDNCrvEg.
sIaNIRIOANT RACE. :

A SIGNIFICANT FACE. = A DISrIe.
n gu'shsd st.iesma., on being asksd vhss are
the p,ipcipL productions ef NeE ENGLAND, replied.
New Eselsnd raises men.
The forcs Of his reply e,pslsted 10 The fact that
New Hnelsndsrs have . World vide reputstiOn ~
rsoe Of hudy, sthistis mon and vemsn-strous and
visorou, In bsSy and mind. Whist the nan shall
10 mainly dspsnds On the eue snf treatment Of thu
ehils. Nearly every Nev England mother pro-
vides
ms. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
for her b.bs there 10 ne section Of country On
e.',h whore II hiss been - long and 70 universally
used.
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From a, Adr,rttAer. -src,

FFVFN u DFW<o0FNls bt- Ot0tH nbNN
uTou or have b,srn troubled with ebe hsAdAnhA
snd for boz tCephslie Pulsl thai tsa nay hAvs
theN In oAsa OF a. All. nk
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iRrEER WAN ED-A PARINE,

- abgut sec 10 500. for a IOad -tsa,
quoT NoIs. AIplY SITE eouFTtf Cbaia.
lesIl .tsi ne IthlcR Tor e lliLs Is ,hA. the oW
! stoIts beside
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FSsM IN kano.oAs VaIlsp Sta DRn4SAAs ~
We are sure that persons aInrrins with The wa,
aaAs who try than sln stiek 70 tksR.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
Amputationin the O1den Time

Anaputation in the Olden Time
The incisions We're performed with
a red-hot knife, that the vessels, scar
ed and charred by the contact. might
contract or become plugged, and so be,
prevented from bleeding (Aibucasis,
l1th century,. Effective for the in-
slant, the force Of the circulation.
quickly overpowered the slender OBJ
struction, and fatal hemorrhage, soon
er or later, took place Yet this
plan continued mole OF less In vogue
down to discovery Ct the iigature in
the 10th century, and was practi Led
even later III Germany by the cele-
brated Hildanus (l64J: ,.l,hough he
subsequently adopted the surgeon, af-
ter making tedious division Of the
flesh down to the bone, with studied
endeavor not to divide the arteries
until the last moment, relied on ap-
plications of red-hot irons, or of some
7typtic fluid, usually powerful acid
or astringent, to arrest ti.e bleeding.
If these were not successful, avessei
Of boiling pitch was at hand, ready
prepared, into which the bleeding.
stump was plunged. Between scyl-
la and Chauybdis, the patient rarely
escaped with life, either, he died
from loss of blood in a few hours Or
less; Or, if the dreadful remedies sue,
ceeded, he survived a day OF two TO
die of fever or exhaustion.
After an earlier method, that of
Guido di Gauiico (1363), 4 ba,,a&gs
Of plaster was made to euciIcla the
member SO tightly that mortihcttio1t
attacked all the parts below, which
then, after the lapse Of months, drop
ped Off, q horribly loa:i.some ana
offensive mass. Another. surgeon,
Botalli (15s0G invented a machine
to sever the limb in All instant by Il
singi. stroke aud it was not ;lncoIn-
mon at this period to etiec, he same
purpose by the hatci,et, OF y Il pow
prfuI maIlet and chisel. 1t is TO
Ambrose Pare, she great French sur
geon, who for,ished in, .hr 10Th
century, that We o"ss the application
of the iigatur- (used long t,.to.e in
ordinary woundsl to the n.etsding
, arteries in amput&tion.-EN.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
Selected Expressly for the Ne'es
Tie Boat on tie Ocean.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND AFFECTING
TALE.
From Haverlill.]
CONTINUED.

more die-c,Iy off the land. Another
supposilior. and one having but an
equal chance for correctness with the
toc,u.r, w"s, that we had drifted un-
der the lee OF some shoai or ledge,
which broke :he force Of the wind
and hence operated to produce Il
conlparatively quiet condition OF the
waves.
When daylight came We could dis
cover nothing of the lanu We had
left, nor We're any OF the shoals or
iedges, which We're found in every
direction for near thirty miles from
the shore, visible t., us. No; a yes
sci or craft of and kind was in sight :;
we were, apparently, alone by our
selves on the ocean. 'Fhe wind sill
blew very hard and fatigue had so
impaired our strength, and hunger
had so weak kened us for labor, that
We could not have lowed the boat
against it, even had it been :,bat-d OF
half its, violence AS it was, / saw
it was idle to make any exertion cx-
cept that OF Keeping the. boat free
from water, and using our eyes to
see if succor should be approaching
in the shape OF a bark of hope The
day passed away in vain expec,a-
tions that the wind would shift, so as
to. enable us, by the use of our sail,
to return to the land or that Il yes
sci wonll come across us. and take
us On board.
The second night we slept by turns
two and two, for the wind gradual
ly went down in the beautiful and
poeticaI language of the Nor,l
American Indians, "retireG to his res
ting place in the caverns, a,at he
might come out refreshed tor his rae,
over the green prairies OF the earth.
In the course Of the night the clouds
! dispersed, and the glittering mo y
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23

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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
A Pretty Ballad.

Oh: lightly aoaas the thistle-down,
Across the scented lea;
And softly sings the nightingale
To midni9htam to me-,
o! tiny bird that warblest 60,
How sorrowtul thy strain!
All! thou hast loved; or else thou eouldst
No voice SO sweet a plain.
And was she very, very fair,
With dove-like eyes that tell
How sweet q sleeping passion
All! foolish nightingale ~
Were her rare bushes sea-shell pink,
Or sunsets crimson glow1
Her trembling bosom, was it like
White roses or the snow?
And did she tail thee how she loved,
And then forget the tale7
All! thou hast loved the one love,
Thou foolish nightingale
Float lightly, thistle down,
Across the scented lea;
Sing softly, softly, nightingale,
To midnight and to me.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
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FIRST PRIZE FOR A NEW ORLEANS
PEIvATEER.-Says the N. O. Delta ::
The swift low pressure steamer Cal
houn, Jack Wilson, fitted out here as
a privateer, sailed. from this port las;
evening, and outside the bar cap
tured a prize. A bark, the ocean
Easie,' Capt. Luce, from Rockiaud,
Maine. Cargo 3l44 bb.s. lime.
The Calhoun is admirably equip
ped for her peculiar service, having
100 of the bravest experienced men
or board, and carrying large guns and
an ample supply. OF small arms.
The Ocean Eagle wasputin charge
of a tow-boat, and will be up tonight
in the city.
The Calhoun put out to sea, when
in the otiing was spied two other yes.
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so far the Calhoun has nearly pail
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high Who comes next
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-23
Fort Ptckens to be 0ttucEed.-From

Fort Ptckeas to be 0ttacEed.-From
sure:l that Fort piclsens viii. be at
tackled in a few days. We have Just
received a letter froln Mr.. Clusisey.
the junior editor OF the Avalanche,
dat ed Montgomery, May -, and ho
says, ''there viii certainly be fight
at Pickens within a week. Our
readers may expect to hear important
news from this point.-Nemp1sis Ar {.
alanche, 14th.