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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12

king of As>yiia. The gov,s ":"r. movrti oy
the threatened danger al,.l SENSE nj G"i's
:n>ulrcd majesty, repaired, covered with sack.
cloth to the houS" vi prayer, and laid the IL
vad;ng king insolent proc!ama ion before the
Lord, and offered pray er Tor Divine protec-
ton ana ,lclj;eralce. His prayer Was most
,imguIar!y answered il tho utter overthrow
OF his erelnirs.
!. We mu.. recognise Go.i's suprcmacy
AMI rely on lis inlcrpo>ing Providence
>. Repentance and bumi!ia:iun must attend
our lif. and d4votuns. Eausi:!inc>s ct sll:-
il, Self-caa!i!rncc and arrogant hnaS!lnS hc-
i,a.s 40; 10 lis, and will not ak! on: ca'Se.-
"lirxckiah rent his clutles, and covered hln..
sci! With satkco,L.'
- C,,n:uit our cause 20 God III earnest
pra:eE. ,,
y or; of f.ud. q Sow ,lG:ciure, U Lor'i, our
iio. say, Us itpm lis band, thai 81! Tie king.
,lnms Of lac carii lMay k:io@ ;iat thou art
the Lord Got,'
His contiling prayer and dependence IS
cnm:..;ii,r ,|iii. the employment "l Hicit;i:.-
iEcz. li!ah ret only pr.yvs!: !.lt at once matte
evlry c;;,rt to cut oil tie supplies o; his enc
mics, to throw up dvfences, organize tie reo-
pie into military CEN mpares: and provide ina-
ntioas ot war in abundance. Ihea SAID
TO his snlrlicrs. :" BE strong and courageous.
he not afraid nor dismayed for the king ot As.
>zria, nor fer all the multitude tiSt is will
hin ws;i. him !, M arm OF Il=sh: bet with
Us is the Lard oug Gg: t; hell us, andio fight
our la;tieS. Hence is our lI,'pe ei:G s:reasth.
Ther le, all the people pray Tor our couriry.
Home aud Foreign Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12

ArRtygn.-The Celebrated battalion Of
Washington Artillery, from New Orleans, Col.
!. l;. W:.!;roi: commanding, arrived III Rich.
llon OH Tuesday.
rhe.battu!ioa numbers cur coHipa.i;es aid
go Hundred men, ;.l, is the pride OF the
Crescea, City.i, members being both soldiers
alh gpnlYmca Il possesses ei:h spleuiid
brass cd pieces ami rl!icd callnon, and is
o,hery ise wei! .rrar,AI To draw the guns, &c,
r,.,;.i.. l:,p horses. Tie Washington boys
in rheiv march through the streets yesterday
t, their Quarters at lIuwarG's Grove, were
prrc.lrd !,y three beautiful ,ivanGiercS:
dressed Ia moic.
The Stl Regiment Of South Carolina Tol.
untc,ra. Col L. b. Cash, alao arrived Tues.
day, besides scv$7Il otLer companies FROM dit:
rtrcnt points.
DErrrulynp 10 CRusi 7uE SorTlE-4: for
!! ;ncr .uelncr of the j. 5. CongreSS from
Southern State recently had an Interview with
W. II. Seward, in which lie endeavcrcd TO
iisebuse his mind oi' tie errGT cotnmGn at the
North that there is still Il strong Union party
:, l:r seeded States Mr.. Seward replied
tln. he was We'll aware Of the fact that there
il, lv,,.er existed gnY such party, but that he
w:.S .leicrulinrI to test the I;.2sii,,a whether
the L. S. Government could be ovcr;hrown
Or not
The same member Of Congress also saw
Mr.. Lincoln and repeated 10 him substantial.
l. the same statement Of Southern unity lie
| had mad. to Mr. Seward, to which Mr. Lin
col. replied that hc WAS we'll aware the South
was nov INIT, but that the N"rti. hal the
rower to crush It, and WAS determined to DO 1t.
MAJOR ANDERSON AND TIE MAsoHs.--Ma.
ior Robert Anderson vas visited in Cincinnati
by deputution Of Masuns, as the Gazette re
ports: ~.
cinnatl, Newport and Covington, to ths num-
bcr of over thousand, met in the Masonic
! Hall, at the corner of Third and Walnut. last
evening. and proceeded thence 10 the residence
of I.alz Anderson, Esqy on P:ke-street, 10
make . personal call on their brother, the
hero of Sumter. Col. Anderson made his ap-
p.arance on the verandah, and was briefly
addressed by Judge IEoadly. In his response
Cal. A. r,aie the statement that, during he
who. tire of his confinement by the siege of
sum;ss, he was never once recognised BY q
single ous Of tie Southern WssoDs,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12

szE,- The Chinese, according to-Nr. cADASIss,
are ahead Of the Yankees in bu,h great and small
inventions. They not only ;arcntcd gunpuwder,
printing and the mngnctir needle, cham pumps and
artcSian weils,-hu; they have even conceived
and executed with success .hco-f.er.
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Notice This.

It would be we'll to mark the su'jninca notii-
ra,iou Iro,s the Executive Department.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DErARrNrsT. June ., 1851:
have understood that many COOL people have
becn renting funds to creditors in Northern
States
In the existing relations Of the country, such
conduct is in conflict with public law. and ali
citizens urc hereby warned agars' the eonsc-
r,,.n.., f. ". PICKENS.
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Fur the Advertiser.
A Southern Navy.

Mr. EDI1oR Among MI the questions Of the
ly, is hardly thought enough Of hy our peoples
and that ono is the Importance of s:vons and
efficient NAVY for the Southern Corredcrucy. The
dry fur c0unrng the cost to the South Of war
with the North is past, and the only thing fer us
te consider is the quickest way to mako the North
acknowledge the independence Of the South. Ac-
cording To my understanding nothing will aid so
much as good ships of wnr, und Gull upon you,
men Of Edsciield-G call upon you, men Of South
Carolina-I call upon you, men of the Southern
Coni.derpsy everywh. re. to rise in the majesty of
yonr pow Aand say that ice @W build Navy
There is Hz9aujunction, felow-ci,izcns, laid upon
us by hoA A5ft, " Pat not yo"r nu.t in Kiny1,'
-;h" tra (which all history has pro"cn-ant
I say Leu pu, our trust in Queens Eu-
perors. men enough - fight the North.
Our Gt ants money-fnr We must fight
the de 4s.sRAaWont You, feow-c,izens of
Edge Nou will subscribe one hundred
th"g. .and dolarF for our District: Won't yon.
mex nr South Curolina, say one million or dollars
fs Cnr glorious \ Id State: And, men of the
Southern Conf.dc,acy. can not We raise ten mil
lions Of dollars to hid in building u: a Navy: L
am no political &c. nomst, but think all the
money that we o: thc South msy subscribe to
build Navy will pay ns better interest than any
thing we can invest it in. Who Of you but what
will say ii we had Navy to-day, how much het-
ter for US it would be? Sbcn ielnw-citizcrs. let
US %; ahort it at once ard have ono ns Soan u.
possible, and drive the hirIs:ings Of despot from.
ear waters, nor suffer them to po'lu,c our shores
t"r the uuh"ly purpose they d'.
l.ct us ail in furnishing the Government with
utmost vgor, bath by sea and land. Remember
that " woe to the vauqushcd," is the decree Of tho
.;nculn Government. Let u not forget rhc brave
md glorious spirits that have goIe forth lrou.
a;nongs; us t" bare their b"so:ns in s,cmning tho
t,rrtnt Of icSr"t'. vengcance. Let u> see to it
.ha, they nec'i for guoI thing. Ior feel. aui
ihihk nr every man o: thc:a as of Il brother.
If we can have Navy, and kn"w no reason
Why caunot, for am Wiling To serve in
il. il needs he, one year ;siina; fec or reward.
You may Sny, fellowcitiscns that n;",py i: scnrre.
That is true. brr the scarcity or n"nry can to-
"Lviaiatl. We can have the very les; Iiud +
paper E,unry il y"u say nMd The Very qrirA-
~ way {" make 'Ery ,:,,rr nci;,irs.l i. tnr
rol'mr' orr ports t"oihe- narions,wc Ia get their
manufactures ana ;hcy oar cotton.
N"ai'l To- t;"'i that S''ins :i'i.r pen than in:;e
you'll tnLs the .Il.ia in hand, ar,. discuss il:
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Prepare to save I!ay Ey the Bale

Says unathcr war-wii:er: HE Lay crrp nf Ike
Confederate States mast not he lost sight ut. Ir,
lie ,a:l grass of fields he ~ hrrcd nal packet
intu bales mex; fill Our ti"yc-rmrnt will luy ii.
and may nat be able to cci il c.sewhcrs. Hay IL
almost Indispensable t" ans array, ami should 'r
neatly bal.u.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. S. j. McMUgRIS will rreacil at Jctcrs
Church, near Mr.. joys RAlysroRn, next Sund y
at II o'clock, j. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12

Gss" Our farmers should SOW their fields, after
the wheat is harvested in corn AMI peas. Tolcra.
bic fair corn could be raised if the seasons aro-
propitious.
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10. \ lady in this town was compelled the
the day to turn oni from the sha.lel sidewalk n
main stree. by reasun Of i;s being occupied by
horse hiclicd to one of the shade trees. We sN1H
the fact, AMI only mention it that persons may be
aware Of the inconvenience.
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Ni; i:niTni.:.-In IN y"Ir !dSt ISSUE is - nnii"c II
reference II The "Frrari"h' ii Na!'";'r"' III ih'
manu.ar,ure nj cotton duck fur tent cloths, &C..
ordered i,y the C"nlrlerateu"rersment and some
of Tie S,ne< IT, winch YOU add. ''Ec"' '"r Nau-
c!usc--what "f t;raui;cvilie!' =
The later ,arlr,l establishment In. t"- mnny
mortfs ber'l under high pressure Hn' full speed
preparing To make heavy article ri l'c"wn '!rl.
ling, admirably adapted tor "mr S"l'.;cr. summer
!a:i ..e suits, t! w.:::rh they viii lc7'c '",urH
u: fifteen ll:"usaE:i yards per DAY.
say. ti.nl speed then. ia this useful employ
mrn.. for nar country r"w stands iii Dc.'l If every
Yari Of cloth t!.a: an l.: made III h,m Both
Of i!:.$" ar!ur.< Eave rt Ia:e hc>n laraii=c,l by
,cr,e Of their mos: sk:l!rl au. II ctEl operatives
being ral:,l away witt, he N",m!t'cr Company
to whi.l ,huy hc;nnsrd. Ia j"in Col. D,cuS's Reg
inent iur Virginia. Grani;rri!lr has l"en obliged
IL srisIcnl operations in' aNhilr, ami NaHrrSe is
mrrh crippled.
Nav, Mr.. Euno!:. ] am patriotic woman. |
wan, every man, ,.u:rnn nmi rh1d to Eight the
Yankee. until they are rhirrcf r'N. But d"
think it was n pity aud -h"me t" l"t those men
20 while there were many idle, nn,l less useful
men. willing ,.al anNiuus to 20 in their places.
These lnen are CaroliuanS AMI about II 'lnzen of
tllei who have been un'tcr training here for ten
or twelve years, had become 80 Skilful that these
establishments were no l,a.rr obliged to ]" * fur
Yankee nj &@GoT,anMrisan< Should they never
ssturn, it will he calamity I" our STATE.
LADY READER.
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EFy" TIE Sonihrrn .S"i,i;.r'- H'niih Gri'i" =
Tie title of Il Iitilc pamphlet "l n'lriee ~ "nr
soldiers, hy IdnN SrArynAcH Wi>"S. IL H., 81
Georgia. tiou'!! FAR ns it s.es, am! cues as far
ms need be- persanG wanting it should ad'lrcs,
DR.. Join 5. WIIsnx, Columbus, Ga
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Zine Cotton Stnlk.

DR.. II. PArEgr has left at this Office large
healthy Cotton Stalk, about two feet high and well
filled with squares. The Ductor's Cotton prospects
arc said to lie very .ond.
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MH. Enron: In the last number Of The South
ern Fi,1d umd Frr'sidc, | see the term Polite
ness" defined, "real happiness kindly expressed .
which is Il very good definition indeed. The fol-
lowing definition Of the wcrd have seen else
where don't yop think il better one? i'ntc-
ness is kinlnes5 directed by good taste" b. b.
The above is from late number "f the Field
ami Fir.siHc. l.ct us suggest another definition
of pplitenssS An unahecltit regard for the feel
ings of others carried cut in NIL tho minuti": Of
lifc.-it matters mt vhethers gracefully nr awkard-
", 50 il nc perennial.
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!.
dwell unon.
The iamiIies residing on this range o! farms
had generally moved OF 10 the interior and
taus avoided the inSi.ItS an;i infamous treat
mcni vi the hwrba:ic enemy.
The wo;,s back OF Hampton were fnr scv.
crai days filled with The fugitive families from
TINT c,icc smiling and happy village, and with
such Of The household Sluif as ;ilcv could
carry oif with thc.l in 'Ar hurry Of he alarm
T:lvy have probably, c.o this "h;ai;!ed more
desirable !;m'.itrps. prG,i ilivmtialiy they have
Lad fire weather.
|. is ;.scertalmrd tim, here are fui! three
hundred slaves !,..lunyins To cii4cnS nf l:.;zl.
best CITY, either i:lsi'iyes or forced int1ihc scr
wee, cnpiuyel aS ialorvrs in Fort MJlrne ;.i
the rresr!t time 1t has al;eidy i,rrn stated
that Col Mallory, Of Elizabeth City, went
with Hay o truce 10 The fort todeman'i Tie
return ui fugitive negroes but tie demand
Was refused \ similar application was made
um the following day, hv ancihcr flag. and
a;n refused. Tic bridge oicr Hampton
Crrrh w.: then burnt hy our people, an,i TIC
crr:ny made bis rad upon Newport News by
water.
There are only four ol lis inhabitants re.
rlanirg iii l!amptoE. w!:o arc prevented by
chronic diseases and other unavoidable causes
OF dctcn;;nn from leaving i! in the cni:e pos
session Of the cnpnry, who Row occupies il.
Tue loss linclutiing negroes sustained by
the c,un!y Of Eiizabuti! City. 1T The |ia':ds OF
these rcnnrsrlc:S marauricrs, is estimated 1T
h:.!i Il in:lioa ol dollars.
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.-...."a many small stones, Hat shaped.
soft, man. in n state of decomposition. Th" sam
pie was cut from steep hillside. C''fir"ii"n: i:
ground br-ksn up deep with GoorE's Iron rl"w:
seed rlowcd in with twisted shoycl ground
thoroughly narrowed with II large stcel-tuohcd
harrow. .Msnrc: one hundred pounds Peruvian
tiuano AMI one hundred l'"',:lla ground plaster
per acre thoroughly incorporated and <own broad.
cast, and Flowed in with the seed. Quantity "i.
sce2 pcr acre our-and-a- half bushels. Tim" '::i
so;riny: ,irs. week in Nrvriaher. Prohab'e yi"'",
As estimated by various rcrs"ns: from % to -
bushels per acre. Three Of the acres viii, think.
mike 100 LuGhels. !'scd no stepping yet the
wheat is clear of any fou!aes- lhnt usually ies;s
gain, - ya, viii see froa' Ike sample s'rd,
which was not selected expressly I" show.
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The South Carolinians in Virginia.
We clip the following extracts from the
Richmond correspondence Of the Petersburg
Erppr$s:
The Eighth Regiment South Carolina Vol
unteerS, Col. Cash, ,OG0 strong: arrived at
| o'clock this forenoon. They were greeted
at The Petersburg .lep"t 10y an immense crowd,
and vocilcrously checrel Us they marched Oh
to the quarters assigned them. This Is a.
magnificent body Of men, and will make thc:r
mark.
In company from Darlington, S. G., l no
ticcd aMons the priva'es Mr.. Charles AM
drewS, accompanied 10y his wl:c She marched
in the ranks hY her husbands si.le, OCCASION
ally relieving him by arproprialing his rusty
r.ilr, or his wrl! filled knapsack whichever lie
might proIlcr.
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Miss NJ. y. Grl:: viii Liea:e accept "'' thanks
for late New Orleans: ST. Louis ai"l N"rfi C"r"!i'
ia papers.
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........u. waited Oh ucnerAi
,..aur.ra7i, who is commanding the forces ot
: mth Carnlirs. His Aids De Camp-Mr
N.,Y;,;uc. NJ. C!.csnu'. Mr.. pdrshsr Mile
.,.I Colonel I.uras-nc2olnpane lae.
,.,,... ,n.. i,,r,rrr has be"a Governor u' thu
s.o,a ITO mex. Las !,een Senator, the thir':
:, .,,.r,,,.- NJ Congress. They are all voinn
,..r. and arc gentlemen 0i position III IN"
-:,.,... :ud ne fact thai they are not on;
,n,.',, b,;, nra;fir,l, 10 aci as @'drS to tn.
.-,,..s.i,,,! soldier. i, the best proof o th'.
: aI;,v ~; In. spirit which aaimates ';'e Class
,..y represent. Nj. l.nciS is a gentleman "'
,.,o S..,.. wno i acting rs Aid dc Camp I"
;.oyn-:.nr p!,kens. Passing through Inc
,i,r:a craw,i w.eu. taking. SHIokins aIn
e,s,;rr newspapers. iii the large hail vi 'Lic
M,Ts House. wr rlaerge OF the 'ii7'j street;
..,,i,;.r,ly s,rnad. and i;ne! with trees I,rU-
,.....l ,v v:,a,iei s!!e;ltii:cs at TIE base. he
r,,.,.a. not very !uE. are clean AMI a:'ac. Gus,
ma ;.r ,y;,!yJ with v..ril,iG. facing the South
=. t.- as 1a,s,hl". The trees g's lie sheets
49,. Il. Il boulevard. an,' th. town hs>
.,y.. unw or other = rrninl,cence OF ihr
;i..-ua .hnu; i ~:.ich cannDi explain Or ac
~, fnr sa,;,cictor;l:. The headquarters
~. in .rg~, airy public building, once &c
TO-, 10 nm in.arance co:rpanyS operallol'S,
,.r;o the accommodation ii the public fire
..,,.,, ,,a.,;es. There was !in guard IT the door !;
,,:r...r4 ana prirates were passing to and ir"
IN 10 hail. part OF which Was cut oi! W c;sii'
ca. srr..7,.. s., a. 81 form r0ornS or depart
-,ent, q: Tho Horse Guards o: South Carolina
lin ,n. OF lkasr wa turned. a:,d found tic
l.s,,, ocrunicG ts o..:icers in unii ri!, wiring
I;snatcha. a...i copying documents with all
,;,a oJpndon wi.icE. Distinguishes the true
,.,.d;rr wlea lie ca! ge: a printed forms znd
i;oycrnu.ent stationery. In ano;he" lnomcni
y. D;sre ushcre,i into smaller room, AID
.re-s p,s~e:.;::l to the general, who was ais"
..a...; ~ h:: desk. Any one accustomed 10
.,,.:;ers can readily de;ect ;.,e real artlcla
fr.,,c ti.n counterfeit, &E:: VIXEN GENERA
Hes.i:cga",l S:ool up to weitoh:s u It was pa
...;t that i.c WAS .nan capable Of greater
:;,..ny, than taking SnI:tc:. lie is Sluafe'y
,r,;;;. !..y laaa, OF about 80 years Of aGe.
s;;;, :roa.i Shoulders and lc.s "uIade to lit
:. hnrsc u: middle height; and bis head Is
l.,;ared with thick l.ai., croppe,! close, an!
,;i,oy.i. y the bumps, which are reflective ant
,,nphatiys. with II true Gaiiic air &; he back
,f IA. skull; ;he forehead, broad aud well
4 se:uocd projects somewhat over tie keen,
arr dark eyes the face il very thin, with
..Tr h;yl. cheek bones, we'll shaped nose,
..;:i,;ly auiiine, and large, rigid, sharply
~, mouth, set abo:c full, lighting ciin. Il;
.lo event of ans important opera ION" taking
,,,,c,. tho nauc vi this officer Will. ieel as
.,;rad. be beard often enough to be my eN.
cn.. for ,ai7 !i;tls: sketch ot his outward man.
H.. ,,jow;ur letter is from tie little sol
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s4s?o IT j.! said that the South Carnlnn regiment
begged, nS II matter Of personal favor. to occupy
the very outpost on The line next the Lincoln for
ccs NJ Alexandria. Accordingly, they, together
arc at Ccntrevillr Fairfax cuunty, miles from
Manassas Junction. So says the Fredericksburg
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Superb Wheat.

Mr.. SAMUEL BROOKS Of this place exhibits some
of the finest wheat we have ever seen. II is the
Gnle lfhea: in perfection. Mr.. BIS crop is all
fne,-as good wheat, he thinks, ns can be made
in any country. We are kindly furnished with
statement of his mode Of culture, which we give
ia ,.ur rra."r= f.- ;"~,"';m and consideration.
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se- The Washington Star says that ;i'r.
Eeauregard, of the Confederate troops, Is Mt Ma
osssss Gap, w;sb 10000 @cp. Very likely.
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tiranitcville, Jnne sth, I$Gl.
For the Advertiser.

Mr. EDITOR A Company Of Home Guards
was organized at lluict'- Store, on the Ii Juno.
for the purpose Of lril;n. and lac protection Of
our homes. The whole number "f the Company
is lorty.eisht. The following are tho Ui'"",s
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Nashville. Tenn, May Fl: 1851.

70 His E,,.~iiemy Gurc.ao' Pt'he"s =
aiosr HoSoaApiE SIR-I received your
ms; excellent present on Monday, tie 2.ih;
! 60 not know snytiling l could have wished
for uo.c. AZ soon as came from school !
shot the pistol, first in homo: OF the donor
aad then in honor Of South CaIoina. rapa
,avs must tell you that | hope | >ha'' never
hay, occasion to use it but Cannot say
that, because hope that shall.
I am very proad of having been born IN
tba Palmetto State, and hope, if this war
lasts: to fight under its banner. The Sou,l, South
i,as The right and God on her si'lc, und viii
CONE out victorious in the present War.
Allow ne, honored sir, to renew my cH,
preston of thanks Tor yoar highly VALUED
present, and to consider myself,
With very great respect,
Your Excelency'so ol,t scry,t.
TO. SUMMERS: JR.
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G. d. Hrirr, Captain.
.l">. WISE, Isl Lieutenant.
J. N. TRpTrrR. 2nG Lieutenant.
7. t. W,1EES, 81 Lieutenant.
The other Officers nre yet t" he appointed.
Perry's y Roads, June !, lSGl.
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The i:,,iowius letter is from tie little sol
.;;., len yerrs n!,i. who made Il request, and
was furnished with pistol ny our WORTHY
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ur. Russell's Fifth Letter.

Nc take !tom NJ Rs fifth letter, written
iro;u Charleston. April Il, iac f"!lowiug IL
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g.st- A British ship, supposed to he loaded with
railroad iron, arrived Off Pensacola bar on thr
afternoon of the 2i>t nit. hut was unable t" conlr
in-prevente.l hy lincoln blockading ships.
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GrNlli;rvi!i1 i'ac!Gry.

JAS. II. .tIGs, Sccrs;a:.r.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-05
DR. Dods' CeIehratedWin Bitters
ARE UNSURPASSED!

For Sore Throat, so common among the
Clergy, they are truly valuable.
For the aged and infrm, and for persons
Of a weak Constitution-For Minister'S OF
the Gospel, Lawyers and all public speakers
for Book Keepers, Tailors, Seamstresscs,
Students, Artists, and all persons loading Il
Scdcntary life, they will prove truly bene-
fetal.
As a Beverage, they are wholesome, inno'
cent and delicious to the taste. They pro
ducc all the cNhilarating effects of Brandy
or Wine without Intoxicating and are a val
liable remedy for persons addicted to the use
Of excessive strong drink, and who wish 10
refrain from it. They are pure and entirely
free from p]oisons containedin the aduIterat-
e1 Wines and Liquors with which the coun-
try is flooded.
These Bitters not only CURE, but PRE-
VENT Disease, and should be used by all
who live in a country where the water is bad
or where Chills and Fever are prevalent
Being entirely innocent and harmless, they
may be given freely to children and infants
with IMMUNITY,
Physicians, Clcrgymen and temperance
advocates, as an act of Humanity, should as
sist in spreading these truly valuable BIT
TIERS over the land, and thereby essential
ly aid in banishing Drunkenness and Dis
ease.
In all Affections Of the Head, Sick
Hcadachc, or Nervous Headachc,
DR.. Dods' Imperial Vine Bittcrs
wiU be found to be most Saltary
snd EticacioWs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-09-05
A NEW ARTICLE
DR.. RobaCk's Stomach Ritters.

Anew and delightful Stomachic and Cor
dial, for giving tone to the stomach, and for
the prevention oflillious complaints incident
to the Western country. Try it.
AS morning drink, to assist digestion
and relieve Dyspepsia, it has no equal.
Tryit.
In Racor il is superior to all other Bit
tcrs. Try it.
The formula of these Bitters, now (lS6l)
the sole proprietor of DR.. Roback, original
ed with one of the oldest and most eminent
Medical Practitioners ofthe West, and it is
directly prcdicatcd upon the wants of Jest
crn people,
These Bitters derive their stimulus from
the powerful tonic nature Of the roots and
herbs Of which they are composed, and as
they are, BY a~llayius unnatural cravings Of
the stomach, directly promotive Of