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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-25
DECCLAMATION.-Br Bradford county. S,

DECCLAMATION.-Bradford county. So.
A. MARIA BROWN 10y her next friend Il. Van Walk
cnhnrg y. HENRY :. BROWN. In Bradford Common
Pleas, No .32, Sept. term. lsC0.
To Henry s. Brown Whereas A subpoena in Divorce
was issued u Dec 1851, Which duly turned
non est invenus and thereon alias subpoena ssr
cd in said case rcturna6e to Feb term ls6 upoa the
return Of which proof made that the said Henry s.
Brown could not be found in my hailjwick.
This notice is therefore 10 require You To appear before
the Judges of the sasd Court the first Monday OF
Nay next, 10 answer SAID complaint. &c.
A. HANSON SPALDTNG.
Sheriff s Office Towandi Mar. y. lS6l. Sheriff
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= CARD.

THE undersigned having found II better for
4 all concerned 10 do business the Keady-Pay sys.
TEN would respectfully give notice That alter the 22d Of
April no credit will be given. Those having unsettled
accounts will please cali and pay up without iather no.
tice. w. (. ROChN ELL
Towanda, april Is, 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-25

A DMINISTRATOR NOTICE. Notice
"A is hereby given that all persons indebted 10 the
estate OF NATHAN u. HILL late OF Rome tp dec d.
are hereby requested to made payment without de-
lay and al persons having demands against said estate
viii present them duly authenticated for settlement
SMITH LENT,
April u. 1861 t3minitra'or
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County IS.

Observation-Disclosures County IS.
! LUCY H0RNBAEE Iy her next friend Geo. "
Vincent vs.. SAMUEL HORNBACK. No. 81, Dec. term.
lsU0.
To Sa-Uc, Uoray-ck Whereas Subpoena IL Divorce
issued D. Dec term lSGO. which duly returned
hon ct iuyertus. and thereon alias subpoena is
sued IN said rcturaaJ!e u Feb term, 1851, upon
tie re:lru OF whi proof made that the said Sam
ue EJlnllcE could not ne lOuDd in my baiiiwick.
This notice is therefore 10 require you to appear before
tie Judges of the said Court on the first Monday Of May
next TO answer said complaint, &c.
A.HASCN SPALDING
Sheriff Or}cc Tawarla M.r Il. 1851. Sheriff,
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Observation-Disclosures county, IS

= IUIITIIN, IS.
4 MIILA SIMMONS. by her next friend John C.
Tompkinson y. BENJAMIN SIMMONS. In Bradford
Common Peas, No 32S, Dec, term, lsGO.
To Henry Simmons :--Whcvcas 81 subpoena in Divorce
issued to Dec term, 1850 which only returned
est mFcatas and thereon alias subpoena issu-
ed in said ictuuate to Feb. term 1851, upon ths
return Of which, p~o"i made thai that the said Ben
jlClin SIMMONS could not be found in my briiiwck.
This notice is therefore to require you to appear before
the Judges of the ljd Court the first Monday of May
next to answer said com?laint &c.
A.HANSGN SPALDING.
Shcrif's Office Towaud, March II lScl Sheriff
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-25
Buzz EoUR GAIDz1g SEEDS

Al FOE'S.
I have the largest stock and best Tarc'y Of
Garden Seeds ever offered Ilr sale IN this town.
II is well known fact tr; large proportion OF the
Garden Seeds sold throughout the country arc o'd N C-
Tor a0o ot'sn 1"gr1 c. In view OF this TACT have
ken -rcat pains 70 procure
fresh and Reliable Seeds,
70 act The best he found in market in hope, u sup.
ply want long tct in this community. (Eul also in
my sales IN tat iDe.) VII! You examine II
Seeds ue0ye purchasing cs@wheTe2
~ REHENRER THAT GOOD SEEDS COST NO
MORE THAN POOR ONES.
RI WITH GOOD SEEDS YOU CAN HAVE GOOD
VEGETABLES.
G5- WITH POOR SEEDS NONE.
Towan2a, March H. 1851. 7. 7. F0N.
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HENRY KEYsER



Arbitrato.s fees paid BY defendan; March Is, 1881.
BRADFORD COUNTY, S5.-I, Z. D. GooDmCH, Pro
thOnotdry o. tie Court OF Common Pleas OF the C0n
Is aforesaid du hereby certify shat the foreghing ia
ull aul correct copy Uf the settlement in the above
cause, rs the same now remains Of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof. have hcrruuto set my hand
and affixed tie seal of said Cuart at Towanda this 9Th
Gsy 0! pr A. =. l-Gl.
Z .. GOODRICH. Prothonotary.
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RUTTER AND EGGS,

NOTICE TO COLLECTORS-You are
~ hereby authorized to deduct i've per cent from the
State tax o every individual who shall pay bis or her
State and County, Taxes in full before the 22d day
Of June next aad the shall be allowed you in your
settlement with tie Treasurer proU 6ed the "a is by
you paid into the County Iredsy on or before the 10Th
and a7th Ga IS o. June next By order OF tie Commis
siOnerS. Il. COObDApGH, CleTk.
Commissioners Office April 5, 1861.
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TN the matter of the applicatioa of Asa SLa-
L ter for the bsn.tt Of the Lasolpent LaUs-7O my
crejIL1S.
Take Notice. have applied IN the Honorable the
judges of the Court o Common Pleas Of Tor the County
nj Bradford the benefit of the nsovent Laws of the
Commonwealth OF Pennsy lvania and they have appoint
cd MONDAY the 9th day Of May next at O'Clock. p.
M to hear and my cr0ditnrS at the Court House IN
the Borough Of Towanda, when aud where yeu may ae
tend il rou think proper.
March IS lSGl. ASA SLATER.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-25
John Layton aud Wife
No. G4o. sent T. ISCO.-ThIs

John Layton aud Wife No Gl9. sept, T.. ISGO.-ThIs
". cause j. settled. 7as follows 70
Henry Keyser ] wiz: The defendant declares
that he has not charger Mrs Layton, the plaintiff wth
opening and detainng hi- letters imputed to him In
the declaration and he regrets that anything which no
may have said has been understood making suLh
charges against her. And the defendant further agrees
pay all which have accrued in the TO thts
time and also the charges vi plaintiffs counsel for ser
Vsccs rendered ia this Anu lie also agress 20 and
does hereby Discontinue arid discharge suit which he
DroaSA; against the plaintiff to February 7, 1851.
The defendant 70 have the privilege to file the receipt
OF WITNESSES Tor their costs. March Is. 1861.
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1. Nverslurg. !Bndord County, Pa. April II. 1851
ELIZA, wife Of WH. 4. Benedict, in her 81 year.
a. his residence in Towaada the Sth Of April in t.
RUSSELL PRATT in the G. year OF his age.
Mr.. Pratts health had been falling slowly for long
time but he had been confined TO his room bat few
davs when that Messenger which to him WAS far from
beinr a " Grim Monster relieved him from all that can
cause pain and we are constrained to say Blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord
IN Wvsox. April l2th. 1861, EAENAIf z. wife of Jamc.
& Parks ged % years month aud d"Es
The deceased was a kind mother and aIectonatc wife
,bumbe and consistent christian beloved aal respect
,JLy ALL large circle Of friends mourn her departure
vet they mourn not as those without hope-for She gave
lpmisalaJe evidence during her Illness Of clear ac
ceptauce with Con
She died happy in tie triumphs Of living faith May
tse mourning friends ever bear in mind her parting
words, hcg kind advice ard urgent appe&s to them :.
meet lsr where
No chilling Winds or posonou breath
Can reach that Aeaithlri shore
Where sickness, sorrow. pain end dsatA
Are let and feared NJ more
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DkOCLA VI i !IDN.-I'radI9Tu county, 50.
4 JANE: p. NICHOLS V. pHEBE \. N1CFOLS.-
In Bradford comm1n Pleas No. PA Dec term, 1850.
To Paehc 4. Nvao'- Whereas ssbpG,aa in Divorce
was Issued 90 Dec term, i>Go, which duly returned
non CT iuvCatus. and thereon and alias snhpCHa
issued in said retUuuLe to Feb term. 1851, upon
the return Of which proof was made that the sad Pheo
Z. Nichols c0n-1 not be found in MY baiIiwick.
THIS noce Is therefore % require you 70 appear 6efars
tAe iad s OF ~ -a1 Court ths first Monday of May
next, 10 answer sad complaint. Dc.
A. HANSON SrALTTNC,
SNcrlr,s Na7ce Tnwanaa. Mar ~ 1851. Sheriff.
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7 ICENSES Notice is hereby given that
L! the following named persons have fled in the office
ol The Clerk OF the Court u Quarter Sessions, their pc
ttiyus tor license under the existing Laws ut thIs Com
mouvcalth. and their several applications vi" be heard
hroic tie judges OF tie Court Quarter Sessions, on
Monday, the 9TH day OF Mag next al clock p In, Of
said
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~. z. & z. RA1L ROAD.
GoING WEST

ENiANGE Of hours, commencing Thnrsdav. Jan. q
y SOL Trains VIII leave Wayc.y al about the follow
'lS hours viz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
LATEST FRo.l THE SEAT OF VAR.

The Chicago Tribune OF this morning says
The city was good deal agitated yesterday
by q couple Of rumors TO tie effect, first that
For. Sumpter had been reinforced. and sec
ond. tia, It had been attacked by the South
C.rilina militia. j dispatch from Washing
Ion saws similar rumors are prevalent there
Int ,lere Is no confirmation Of either story-as
vet. Several circumstances lead to the be
lief tia. reiBfo. c-uleu.s may ha7- been Ian
d.J IN tie night.
a dispatch from Baltimore places the fact
hevond doubt that the Florida Alabama
Mississippi mob have abandoned their pro-
rosed task oftakiug Fort Plckens, and gone
hone. Tie reason assigned for this course Is
quite nov. l-thsy 5ei.ege lhat Fort Picke'is co!l
not Be tase,,l Lieut. Sle'amer las taught
Presideu. Buchanan great moral lesson, to
Wit: that loaded guns and determined sPir-
i: have mighty soothing effect on traitors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05

\ clergyman WISHING n school house
a, the N0ason aims house, the o.ber
day, made some remarks TO the child
ren, Ia nhich he eu'eagored to illus
.rale he sintu. condition Of men IL a
familiar way. " Gu know said The
clergyman, THAT the negroes al the
Sou'h are serving heir masters. Now
we, sinful creatures. have 4 master
who is worse than a slave driver, and
can any toy ;e,i ne who that master
ISL Yes, sir SAID one Of the lads,
.'i. : James Buchanan"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
NEWS ITEMS.


,-.r'- >rr,c
NJ Lincoln ! : eio''e'' " - 80 l''''7
heid Tor Inc I-''>- '0o''' l'-e L -
horace ..fse''s ''''7 ''e'' - -, -
60. &c..
- -. - Zee
''',.-'-'''.
.,,, ...,.-.
49,, i NJ. ~.
= ..-.,.... i.i...l. : brow, .,,,.e
houses for 100000.
CO, t1a,,a, declines 70 fie,b, T.ieut Carey
BY who. lie was challenged.
A new License Law went INTO effect Jaau-
airy 1t. in Canada. The number Of taverns
i limited TO ole for srery 200 inhabitants
Only 80 men We're kitied last year IN duels
IN the United States
An ice boat, on Cayugs, \. VI Lake,
ran across the Ice on New Years a: the rate
OF n'!e ana ha'i a minute
over s-'ooo'0o nave Deeh EXPENDED oy
'',e a. w, ~
oou'l Nafo,lna refuses . meet me Do'-
def states /" :, 'i'''.'''o''' 'esa'''i's 10 SEP
afa'l0n aS "H"i aii0 i''s'I'e'a'ie
Di9FA 'cHE' ifo'1 We" ofN announce
the failure OF the heavy sugar house Of
STEINER q % havana WIN Liabilities o.
o@'2oo''oo' ne discovery Oh "ea'y ''a"u7
IN connection WIN 'ne idiiufe' oy me issu-
ing o. i''se @'eioDSe 'e's' - '''' q I'd -eu
''a' : - - : "
ne senate oy Vo'e 81 = against ~
adopted an amendment 70 Ine racine tau
| road bill, providing for Northern route
1 JuDGE 1IcCALL, Of the L. S. District
Court has res gned IN consequence Of The
secession OF Louisiana
/ OaDEes have been issued to Captains Of
Revenue Cutters, by the War department,
not to surrender their vessels to reb Is, but
defend them to the last, and if oyerpoweled
blow them up
TRoops are being concentrated at Wash
ington in such numbers that it is almost
impossible TO furnish quarters for them.
A sr,c,xe army ofI 7oo mon arc o.
canned in the vicioitv Of Fort piclens Pom
saco,a Anv a.,a,nnt - l.od rai,.f,-.a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05

Coon foa Ev.-Cci- Iurnty sad ID his
STeech before tie JIIou meeting IL PAi.adel-
Il,a-
~Clvil war Is TO be deprecated, bat when
the argument bas been exhausted, when they
90 out Of the Union 70 destroy .. thea the
dread alternative has come, tae1 !, sPel8l x
for myself and lor my two b'gs-eaca siN
Zee: hiyu-am ready 10 sboa.ier my gun and
die IN tGe Is; ditch ID defence 81 my co-u-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
TURNING SHoP.

II AFINGnou complete ..t, -sle neces-a-, H.-f5r-
- = --.e '---- .7zrlaet prepared -
-a az -l-- % .ar-f t . tsa- lsf-e-f o .rta. .-. =
...@ 5-.- as- i-.- '--r-s. - his shop On Chsst5 :
s-rse,i -ya -ga-s aorl-- from NlIteus
JOHN rTDWSrY
RICHARD CLARK
-- 15-r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
eo5eEss;ys -,o3IrhO llIss-c5ERs,5y.

wv -s-'-Ss ,V1iI 40 LISA-fUERSi0S.
ihcTe S"Fears 10 be a grea. diversity Of
0ii'.'"'' L relation 10 the rasl advisable
~otr'r !" x pursued in the c.l,is IN Cur M
''-1a .ifaiFs. hiie ou.. ca. argue ti.sr ,-r,.t
e"ie"o-ioh, gu the part OF the y ORTIZ uccrssa-v.
!" oriLS abeel coiuittou>e others II iii th,.
o""1h ha7 - far departed from her ..lle.-salce
10 HE nio'. a. 70 deprive herself ii ii. cIait1
1pon The North Tor concession or sympathy.
an'i fee. that she should be comp.i...i i re-
trAce her siels a..d become ODE .i.l,: Ia lie
laws OF The .and. Il certainly re {alr,s wise
counsel - determine what course should be
P"fsre'i by Coz gross sud the ID uiu.9.ration.
"hiIe We would willingly yicl ta any re.-
s'h"oie demand, ~ order TO prereat 4 Iersna-
hent dissolution Of the onion, ve would rot
e'hsrht !" the sacrifice OF principle. or tLat
The Federal Government should III any way
A'''horiiatisely or coustItuiIo.al. assume ta.
resp"nrihiiHy If Tie extension Of slasery-
be seeding States have not been able 10
"f1tr single excuse far thcir Reasonable
course that would have the least weight ii OIL
Tered IA testimony before Justice Il Tie
peace. Iiey have long held lLc control
ing power Ct The Government, that the elec-
non q man y lie Presidency whose views
~ regards to tie policy Of the government
'iit' rom ii.eir own, Is considered Z sutfi
ieAt cause for n separation from, 10 In
ION, aud nothing short Of 4, ..,,..-.,,,.,... "
l" them he power tl.ey have here
'oofe i'eia' viii satisfy their detua.d No
'oihiee with rebels can reflect honor an
"a re goFefi treIt. A. we'll tai.,-t tl p ia.,..
- o4' Court "iier a conpIo.niss. 10 the orIn.i-
Ia no lad been convicted by an impartial
Jury 81 The Highest crime known 10 our law
never IL tie history If Tie world las auy
patton bought upon Itself Tie e.n.ap,rt If
mankind by listening for a inon.el., 10 an az
isf y c"inirofniae fsVlu lheaY wl1 lad 50 far
l'o'ed ihe msylTes traitors 20 IL.ir p,.z..y,.-
'''eAL a. has South Carolina aud III. c,I.r
h'fIedin5 States To those States the Non.
''i's no accession to offer. with them cor,r.r,-
Mise you'd be dishouafable whIIe They 10
MAN ~ THEN present reL-l!ious condition
II there - 10 Le u .c,.i3,rof,.,s. p - ~.
secedlng States return to their ALLEGIANCE =,
'Le government, make known ,leir a-.eyap-
ces and let lie world uow whereof ,lar
complain Three times already have corr,nro-
misses been made. aud each time IN, HE N.4tt
made concessions 10 lie slaev power: ana
what evidence = there Tia. another would
not be asked next ye2r = 0 ID il b.. g,rq, I II
al tbs iImcz The defeated pattr - every
election has the same eau-e St complaint TIA
-" exists n lie south, AID If concession
Or COMPROMISE IS 10 be made u e,crv s..cl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
Abstract orFre.gEts

Foruardad and Reeei,sd c. az Stations o.. hss
Aireyal Poi1f Eaa hoea Jor TIE gear 1860.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
MI. roUcEr's CONDUCT.

Mr.. ouCeF conudcl IN 2cceptln- the
destinations of navy officers who have
committed high treason. and thus giving
them honorable release when they de-
served trial and hanging, has provoked
deserved Indignation in and out Of the
-vice, and may render stern admins
tration practically nee .>sarv. lie has al
lowed several 70 resign bv telegraph, with
out the least inquiry. The ease of Lieut.
Randolph is notorious and outrageous
lie mailed his resignation ri Montgomery
on the 18th On the l2th he appeared as
one of the Florida Commissioners at the
head of armed insurgents before the PEN
sacola Navy Yard. to demand its surrcu-
der. The night Of the 18th news of its
cauitulation was received ut the Navy De
partmenl On the 18th his resignation
was accepted II every traitor IS thus en-
couraged no reliance can be placed on the
4rgice It is already dcmoralzedlv Mr.
Toucerv and certain su1ordnatcs, who
are informed Of every important order
and often direct the men who really issue
them. That Department must he purgcd.
or the Navy may he sacrificed knayes
and spies constitute the power behind the
throne there.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05
I'd III

" rt-sr- tr1se reSr, and SHOWN ss sect
| vssl ths ,+ii 1-.~-rev- fsr1anr-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05

e y rewarded bAf.GAEET DOWN resi- -rAck
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05

a. Carriage and ov Bolts, which will sell At Chi
TRANEI4 < LATERoP-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-05

Colonel Haynes correspondence con
tradict~ rhcpuhli-hedd dispatches this morn
inr. chat his letters to Gov PigAeus has
been laid before the Legislature. and that
the Governor had directed "a final and
premptory demand ON The President for
the surrender Of Fort sumter. Ills intel
G-enee is very different and breatheS no
such spirit ON the contrary, no change
Of policy has been Indicated since Jetler-
son Davis advised, as military man.
against the projected attack, and other
leading secessioniStS deprecated such q
rash experiment. The national ila@ viii
float unmolcstcl some l.me yes from Fort
sumter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17
IIeadaehe and DeblIItY.
Liscomb, of Birmingham, says:

Mr. Liscomb, of Birmingham, says:
81 have found in Berhave's Holland
Bitters u remedy for headache and debili-
~. My wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit"
Mr.. a. S. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced much relief from its
use for headache.
Take halfa teasPoonful three times day
an hoGr before IneSls Eat moderately,
and then of wholesome food, and you will
find this is really remedy for sick and
nervous headache, weakness of any kind,
costiveness and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing
fine aromatic flavor, is is very grateful to
the debiIitated stomach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17
R3-BoLo RoBBERY BY A SERyANr G,p1.

@BoLO ROBBERY BY a SERVANT GIRL.
Last Friday evening on the return of Mr.
and Mrs. Frost, from the Strawberry Festi-
val, to their house on Hamden street, they
found their wardrobe entirely cleaned out
of the clothes usually kept there; several
valuable silk dresses, one of which being
bought in the city of Paris, was quite vulu-
able and highly priced, were among the
things that were;" also over-coats, pants,
&C., embracing nearly the entire 'sstock in
trade of Mr.. F. had followed suit. There
appeared upon Investigation, to be consid-
era6le mystery in this bold robbery No
part of the house had been broken into,
although back door was found open upon
their return, and as some of the dresses
were taken from parts of the honse not
easily found by stranger, and from other
circumstances suspicion Mt last rested upon
their children's nurse. The girl however
denied all knowledge of the theft in the
morning the matter was put into the hands
of officer Morgan, who worked up the affair
in the most skillful manner By dint of
questions judiciOusly put to the girl and
some self contradictions ard admissions
on her part, he got sufficient evidence to
commit her TO Jail. Upon thorough search
of the cellnr, a carpet bag, containing four
of the silk dresses, was found This bag hung
in the girls room on Friday. The amusing
episod of the AFFAIR was the girls attempt
I" escape the next morning before the Of.
dcer got there and Mrs. rs, pcrseveriug
pursuit of her under difficulties; the girls
giving boy who had Joined in the pur.
suit, a black eye, and her final heading off
and capture by officer Morgan. This promp
arrest nndimprisonment following so quick
GU the theft, should be warning TO others
"not" to go and do likewise.
The girl, who is prepossessing young
woman, about 10 years old, pretends to
have had coufederntes, whose names she
mentions. Notwithstanding her defeat,
she managed the whole affair very shrewd
", and when FIRST accused of the theft, she
denied all knowledge of it With Il well as
sumed air of injured innocence. Early on
Saturday morning, she stepped around and
stuck little note under the front door, di-
rected to Mr. Frost The note purported
to come from stranger, and implored Mr..
F. not to suspect his servants for the rob-
berry, assuring him that tue writer had ia
ken tn e articles, and that they were then
far away. Sue was committed to Jail by
Alderman Nc Courtney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17
SUNDAY NLGRI,S DISPATCHES.

EoRTRBss AoERoE, via Baltimore, June
lo.--The steamship Alabama arrived hero
this morning with Col. Max Webbcr's
ZOuGve regiment. They go into encamp.
mcnt near the village of Hampton
Among the Is additional regiments ex-
peeted at Fortress Monroe are an efficient
corps Of artillery from Fit. McHenry, aud a
regiment of mounted rifiemen. The latter
are greatly needed to operate against the
virginia light horse. On the arrival of the
regiments the troops now here will extend
their lines several miles further from the
Fortress, and the peninsula will soon be-
come an immense entrenched camp.
;Telegrnphic communication is opened
WITH tho several camps. The urtesian well
has been sunk 100 feet. Means are also
being employed to bring Il large supply of
fresh water from Hampton. Mr.. Camp of
y. Y, is now here for that purpose. The
headquarters of Gen. Butler, and Quar-
master TallmGdgc, are daily crowded ny
large army of defunct politicians and
place seekers. Importunate contractors
and modest individuals With many axes to
grind and every stranger must take the
oath of allegiance on landing, and sharp
lookout is kept for contnband articles
A great part Of the clothing furnished the
New York Volunteers is nearly worn out.
Paper garments would have served nearly
MS welI.- u
Col. Townsend. whose regiment has not
yet been three weeks in the field, has made
requisilton tor nearly 1000 new coats
and pairs of shoes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read the Following. It is Tim,

Read the Following, It is True!
PAEKERsnUEo, April 10.
wrote to you some time since for a Bottle Of
Brentlingers Fluid Extract of sarsaparila and Dan
dsliOn. and must say that it has acted upon me like
charm. have been afflicted for near two years
with Dyspepsia; two-thirds Of tho timo Yomited
from one to three times n day. L had given up the
idea Of ever getting WELL and indeed my friends had
given up all hopes of my over getting well again.
Added to thia suffered with the Scrofnla very
much. Since last September one side Of my ns.k
was one entire composed Of some seven running
sores The use of one Bottle has much improved
me- Ny stomach Ia relieved and my neck has i'm.
proved beyond my most sanguine expectations 1.
!eel much encouraged and think by the of one or
TWO bottles more shall DO relieved entirely. You
will please send me two bottles by the Boat
Yours respectfully, J. W HOIRR.
Tho above medicine iG preuRreda nv r 4 ifReN1
LINGER CO.. No. 14l Market street WleeIinS.
"' most OF the DruggistS of the city. iap3