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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
cSPECIAL NOTICES.

l. "A Card TO the Suffering. -.
The Rev. William Cosgrove, while 1aboring
as . missionary in Japan, was cured Of Con-
sumption, when all other means had failed, by
a recipe obtained from a. learned physician re-
siding in the great city of Jeddo.. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Coughs and Colds, and the debility and ner-
vous depression caused by these disorders.
zDesrous Of beneftting others,I will. seud
this recipe, which have brought home with
me, to all who need it, free of Charge.
:, Address ~ REV. VIM. COSGR0VE. -, r.
= I = -! - :! 439 Fulton Avenue Is
..:>.':-. -. Brooklyn, N. Y
[From the Lorain Co. EAGLE, 0hio.1
Many ko.ds Of Tonnes are, advertised that we
are assured will strengthen the hair, and pre-
vent its falling out, but none that we have seen
used does all that it promises save that Of
Professor O. J. Wood This we know is good
from having tried it, and Witnessed in several
cases its truly beneficial effects. DR.. Wood
was kind enough to send us couple of bottles,
and after finding that it prevented our hair
from falling out, we presented bottle to a
friend who had been bald for at least thirty
years it has restored his hair entirely, and It
is now as thick and glossy, as when he was
twenty-five. This we say in ali sincerity, and
We shall be glad to have our friends try it for
themselves, as we believe it is just what it pro-
fesses to be. - .''.< -
MARLAT1 & SIMS, Agents at St. Cloud.
NOo~~~~~~-~~~->-
TT'HE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH IS NOW
i universally admitted to exist in Moffat's
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, is every day
demonstrated by their astonishing efficacy in
the cases which they are announced to cure.
All the complaints Of the stomach and bowels,
weakness Of the digestive organs and of the
system generally, bilious and liver affections,
night fevers, head aches, piles, costiveneesss,
consumption, rheumatism, scurvy, impurity of
the blood, or blotched and sallow compilations,
soon yield to their curative properties. A sim
gle trial invariably secures them the title of
the best family medicines now before the public.
For sale by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT,
At his Office, 2S5 Broadway, and by Store
Keepers and Druggists generally. v2nsey1 =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

Mr.. LINCOLN was asked whether he
felt at all scared while deliyering g his inau-
gural address, the threats Of assassination
having been, SO numerous -l1e replied that
''heIhadt no such stnsation;s and that he
had often experienced a much greater
tear IN addressing a :tloxen Western! HI e.,
on the subject of ten,l2erance.' "'..'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

- = - I.
NEW ADvERr1ssMENrs:-See the ADVERTISE
ment of the Willis House. Mr.: Willis sets q
frst-class table, and we con assure all who
may stop with him that every means will be
taken to ensure their comfort. Sec, also, the
advertisement Of G.. G. Evans. e
"A. T. Upham, formerly of Sank Rapids,
has moved to St. Cloud. His card may be
found in another column =. "'' -
The RIVER OpEE!-On last Monday morn
ing the ice in the Mississippi began moving,
and by ten O'Clock the river was almost entire
~ clear. Fowler's ferry pier was swept away,
and the east side Of the Sash factory injured
slightly. No other damage was done. 49,
-Marlatt & Sims are having large addi-
ton made to their Drug Store. When compile
ed, the store will be forty feet in length, with
a ten foot Office back. They were com PEELED
to do this in order to accommodate their in
creasing business. They have agencies for al
most all the popular patent medicines, besides
large stock of drugs, camphene, oil, putty,
&c., &c. - -.
r' =, 4
LEFr.-Jonathan Woll, who was held in
$500 ballast week for shooting W. H. Stew
art, has left for parts unknown
RE-ARREsrED.--The man named Myerly,
whom we mentioned last week as having struck
man on Jacobs Prairie with an axe, and who
was released on bail, has been re-arrested,-
his bull having Withdrawn the security.
SEEDS. -Field, flower and garden seeds from
the Patent Office for distribution in this locali-
ty will be sent to Stephen Miller
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
NEW. ARDIN.G
L. Machine.

a., W, CLARK would announce to the cit
", liens of Stearns and the adjoining
counties, that he has purchased, and will ship
Immediately upon the opening of navigation,
q frst-class CARDING MACHINE. Mr..
Clark is practical .carder, having been enga-
ged in the business previous to his removal to
Minnesota. ~:~-s.- ,.. -.
pT> This machine will be located in St.
Cloud. feb28 #
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-18
eOfalsMemisssiten aus WafbinetCn.

DtegrUe 8eoue. Die sru6e Ste
pue aber mebrere 0tptliUnen, pel6e ouf beute
naaelegt mar, nirO erlt um nadlten MtittWUG
Dor lA seben. Dte DipiliOnen peIGe baran
She'll nsbmen Dflen, linO nod ntGt teitimmt.
0teper etneeIeet. - Dem Gapitan
Curtin Chaplin, Ser. ct. o., pelGer leineS
Dienltss entleBt puroe, neil er i'm 8erpo6t tan"
nit ben Nebelen gu ipmpatbtfren, 1T Ietn fritz
berer Stang 3uritdse9eben uno er gum Dtenf III
9leu- MericD beurrert trUroen.
Gur 3t1ter Dpnn. - Nm Sreitas
Nbenb wurpe Elm iuneer Wdnn Namens SEQ.
5aslpr in Gpombs 6a0 an YenniYlU. Ipenue
psrbaftet, neil etn Sabel nit flbernsm &crb, oae
Gtsentbum pes Capt. Sol. u. Stepart, In ietnem
8elis s~efunoen tpurpe; er murre etn9eltedt, UNI
Die l1uteriudune pss GrtmtnalSeriGts ob5n-
pdrten.
SpIn &ent, pom 4. Nrt. &es., wurDe in
@eIeuIhaft zines Mannes Namens 3idpDr per9
baftet, neil er tn Dem 6leiperlaDen BON 6. 6et
lem unD MUle8 0triG, Don 3tdnUr perfabrt, @i~
%ptlfletper 9etauft unp etne Uniform Oalelbit 3n-
ridgelalen bate. 6nlem uno 0triG tpuroen
fur tbr gridstnen Dor @eriat nrtsr SarslAaft
eefe0t.
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Ser Raa,us Der @enerd,e price unS 0eceuuUuab

Ser NaeFims Der Generals @rice Mnc WecGunpmsb
st. &puts, Is. 9loo, Die Armeen pom
9rtce unp @ltGuaOugb baben F6 na6 Qrtanlas
GIT, itd9s3Osen unp werOen lA wabrl6etnlih tn
Sort Smitb perfsu, no 9rOptltOnen pprbanDen
finn MnO Bmterquarttere errt6tet wsrpen. @te
lie MtAOuri perlieBen, baben lie Aaes Oerbrannt,
mas unrren 3ruppen i'm Sale elmer GerIsIsune
oils 6purage oienen fOnnte.
Das @erii6t ppn elmer beoortebenben SGldHt
ri6rte pom tiner 6ourageabtbetlung Der, pel6e
trrtbamll6er g6eiie fir DEN 8ortrab pes 8einpeS
Gebalten purpe.
Sen. Sumter Bat itA inter @arlamentarlag-
&c NIT @sn. price in 8er6tuoun9 seleBt unO
Den &ertra9 3ptthtn tim unD 6remUnt nom l.
NOp. pteper aaf9ebOben; er ieet In elnem Srtsi
an Gen. Aptntant 8bOmas Ieite @ruupe aug
chamber.
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ras ipir nariter erfabrerls glaA Der Belsbnng
BON preitpnbur8 riidte Sen. Nelicn IN Der Nth-
tung nlb Dtfcton Dor - Der SanpF be9nnn
um 4 ubr NaAnittaas unO wurDs bis gum ge
atm Der Want f~ortaeirgt Beipe Armeen l6ltes
fen inter gBufen, pic SdlG6t te9ann Den rad
item Muraen anf's Neue unD pauerte Bis 10
ubr, wUrauf pe Gebeuen fh er9aben 400 BON
tbneu puroen setSotet unp %oerwunpet. Die an.
3abl Der @sfangeuen ptrO auf 1000 Bis 1000
9el6dtt.
Die Nieperlage Der &ebeGen mar oCltCmtnen
uuo e5 1T iebr pabrl6einIth, DAT pas 9on3e
Gummanpp DeS Sen. Wtatants in Den @ebtr9s
I1luhten s~efan9en merDen miro.
Gin Ueiterer oeridt I'D + ben sies bel &ifetOn.
Wapeptlle, &p., 10. NpU. Naarthten
pom Sauptquartter pom 3D., bic mir pielen
Morgeu burh Augen3eugen erbaIten BADEN, beia=
gen, pa6 unire 3ruppsn pom etnem Nebelleucurps
BON 1000 Mann ange9riTen purOen, pehGes auf
etnem 6ilael ppttrt mar, Dap tie 85 bis 80
Manu tGpteten, 80 @efangene ma1ten unp
Den Jelt ;erltreuten. Sol. @Stqtums r1ree ae-
faHgen genommsn. 6 pom Sol. MarIbau's 9eu.
ten purDen get6ptet uuO IS %Osrpunpet. Setn
pferO murOe tbm INTERIM 9eibe eriapfen. IS
Mann Yon Sol. SIZES @prps purpen pertpunpet
ltnp 9 9et50tet.
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@esnabmc zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hurdb bic
W hat.s, T., sR tx ,,rs

&an1as City, II. giop. Die 8eberen
BADEN IN Der Jlabe ppn pleaiant ota etuea
2ranspOrt non so 9Bagsn UNI 500 OHlrn aui
Dem Dege nab SeoaIta peggenOmmen. DIE
6ubrIeute wurpen gu 0efangenen 9enaGt.
Sberlt DeuntlOn marichtrte au9enbIldliG mad
Blsalant 6tQ, UNI Die Jtebellen 81 iberbplen.
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ot0Ot %)50llunlOr0.

S~ugenDttde 8atertanDSpers
tbetptger.- 2m SUnnnbeno NtOrge1t ma
rem cine Meuge Snaben auf benz 6itBel an Der
Gde pOn 0altimpreitr. unD SrOaowaY beiAafe
ttgt, Elm Sort en- miniature mad penn Nuiter
BON 9ptters 0ll gu srrlhteu. lBte alte Sap
psurs warfen le S4an3ea auf maAten @rGben
UNI 6otpnen
Gin iugenOlt@er 6rie9er in 3Uuauenuniform,
pelder als Ju4enieur a9irte, btett cine 3eih
nun9 tn Der 0anO unD CAB ietne SnltruttlUnen
IN etnem Zone, Der et.tem perfappten 01rbslteu=
tenant Sire gemaht boben pilrpe.
Die(er Snseuteur en- @bef ertl0rte, paB bas 5u
errthtenpe Sort tspen Gpunobenp pom etnsr
3puaeeurompa9nie beieBt letn pirOe, peltbe fit,
unter Gem ltVljen 9lamen Linton NeierOeo" ~
fprmirsn i'm 8s9rtf ltebe, yNrm in Arm NIT
@ud, 10 fOrpr' th mein Sabrbunpert 1T Die
Shranten !"
8rttttI6e Dampfer ais g m II gae
ler.-Osr glem 8spforD Ntercurp brtnat fplz
9enDe Na6rtAt /: Sin Correspondent pom 5Clmes
9Ole iAretbt uns, poB Die 8rige ManjOnt am II.
b. Ot. bort nab elmer 9etie pom IL 8aQen Don
SarpenaS antam, uno beriAtete, Dap elm grpBer
en9ltlder Oampfer BON elmer 6re9otte Der Ser
9taaten meggenDmnien unD naG &eY EeIt oes
braht pprDeu let. Der @n9lanper eab f1 fir
Elm &rtesslntf aus uno perbaG liA ispwere Gra=
minattpn, bis unIsre 6yegaite Die 3aAne 3etete,
nae tpn gu 8erltan0e braAte. Der Oampfer
mar NIT Wafei unD WunlttOn fir Secellta be
lapen unp nab Den leBten NaArihten BON ReD
@et beIauft ftp Die 3abl Der SaAien adein
auf 5000.
Die Nan3Unt berihtet audi, Dob @apt. @ure-
ter, frlber pom Ssf. Davis. iest nit etuem an
bern Raperihif, etnem Iampfer, tn @arpenas
Iet. Capt. 64perer, pom S6iTe Marp s.
39OmplOn, traf Capt. @Vreter unp wurpe pom
t6m eeparnt, l1 por3ulsben, pab er niAt nod
etnmol tn ieine 5dnpe fiee.
Q Gbefreupen. Qm SDnnabenp MCr=
gen mnroe Elm tereits beiabrte0 &Aepaar, Sobn
uno Mlargaretbe 9amner. In Canton Serbaftet,
neil oas SpruApOrt : vNas ltA ltebt. Cas nedt
fh", unter Den @atten III Der 8eDeutung : vWae
ltH liebt, pas prlgelt lfh1, geetft mar. Bei
Ger unterluhun9 ergab lth. oaB Der 9aoer ldOu
felt ldnserer Bet beltanp unO ~UurhlGntttltA in
Der WOhe 2 bis 3 0riigeleien berpDrrief aus
Helhem balO Der Mann, balp pie 6rau liegreif
berrorgtng. Gin SOnnabenD e%rneuerte lh Der
yRampf Del Wassn unp @eldnSe" unD 5tp0r in
10 gefdbrlt@er Aetle, tob pOlt,eilites @tnlhret,
ten nEtbig wurpe. Selblt uuf penn Citations
9ouie erneuerte f6 Der 3Wtt unO Die bctren
0attsn mueten IN perlAleOene 3eaeu 9elperrt
merpen, um Den 6riepeu gu erbalten.
@Onpemnattpn.- Nthter GILES cons
6emnirte am SonnabenD Den SAconer Dt0nt
unD Elm Bot ais IiOlthes Gtgenttum ; pteleIben
peroen penno6lt p~ertauft perpen.
8pr1Orgtt6 - @pnrab Wt3en tpuroe am
<.-~AhnN.nM 11fr~1o4 t1ouhofEakE E..oxI a.. -. "a
pauteu an ben naben Dantlasuneetae 8 Gurz
feps BON 6enrp Sc Srun 9eitOblen bate. gr
wurOe letner gOretlt9tett tpe8en pom Rt4ter @rtf-
fin eiusetedt.
Nntunft. - Inter Den pafaSteren beS am
SOnuabenD a~ngetOmmeuen Dampfsrs uAOelatOe"
befanO fA @qgt. W. NmtCUn BON Der Srtss
oSOBn RbOces", wslhss Sbtf In etnem Sturm
arg mttseuummen purpe.
G8efaPeafe unp S6tp GaHaL-
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Der gsrluh Der Rebeaen bel Belmont

@atrp, Is. 9loo. Die glo9rt6t 1T elm
0%eloufen, DAP Der 8erIuit Der JtcbsIen bel 8el-
mont Z61 Gppte, 427 &erpunpete mnp 278 Ser
mtBte betrug.
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Npn 6dnf 3.
0pH Sbdttf
@ie Sauptffabt beA &tnnteS.

9e1Uenwprtb, l6. 9lOU. Sen. Qane's
COMMANDO purDe am atenO pes IA. YfeUember
in Sort Scott ermartet. Die Staot 1ppefa 1T
CUR 6auptltapt De8 Staates erpablt tpOrpen.
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QIufruf an fammtlihe 2AneiberI

gue sd etOtr pm oalhmore fnb bermtI ern2t, np. bsute
{ Wpntaal b mo u s ubr IN Der ,Sncep nesnt XurRernoae,
Sc. As Of-pra ir einsufinceu. UNI einen Selen ~ Srlncsu,
Der ben 5Wsd bat be 9ess %eTarhSsn i@lecplen arbetst rsits.
lpelher taurN ausrei6t. UNI Die n6Gbt fKn 4uSsa en- gu bffretten,
auf elnen ipIieen 6uB gu brinssn uuo gu eltS en- 10 hMb ,ebr
cen re btsntsn 3oen %empfdnst rmS %aapdnote oir9fcnlmeR tann.
@ritetnt baber ARc Hub pellet 1aer et8ues Sntetelle ~b,tproern.
WD DaB@omtte.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
Power of the New Republic.

There is a delusion abroad. both North
and South, that the divided Union vii
result IN the organization Of two or more
small and feeble governments. incapable
of commanding the respect Of the world
and aflording melancholy illustrations OF
the failure of Republican form Of Govern
ment.
A glance at the national domain will
show the emptiness Of fears like these. and
leave no room to doubt that the South at
least VIII possess all the elements essen
tial TO a stable and most powerful nation
atty. The fifteen Southern States com
prise an area Of sjl.564 square miles
The Territories contain ,jg3 900 square
miles. fifteen thirtv-thirds Of which. or
723, 900 square miles, belong to the slave
States-making an area for the Southern
Confederacy Of l.574 4j4 square miles
All this magnificent domain is adpated TO
slave labor, and capable Of sustaining
population Of some 100000 900 souls. Il
Is nearly equal in area TO the combined
territory of Great Britain and Ireland.
France. Sweden and Norway. Spain.
Portugal, Austria. Prussia, Turkey and
Italy. 1t comprises country available
for all the pursuits Of civilization. and
peculiarly fitted to the institutions Of the
south
ne AREA OF the Nj III D. sui greater
though it. climate and soil and social in
are less propitious, and not 20
homogeneous as 10 render a united and
stable Government as practicable as il
promises to be at the South A Pacific
Republic is quite sure 10 follow dissolu-
ion Of the Union, and there can be little
iOubt that the Southern COnfederacv VIII I
)utstrip any other Government that may
le organized out of the remaining States.
md in a few years vie with any on earth /
n all the elements Of Empire. Asegzas,4 4
Depztck.
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szT The following is from the COrinth

Ia The following is from the Corintf
/ Miss AdreTtiser.
COMPLETION OF THE MOBILE AND Ono
| RAILRoAD-Since the completion of this
! great highway Of commerce, we have beer
| brought in contact here in north Missis
| sippi. with a trade and general bushes:
relations heretofore unknown. Some Of
our business men have turned their at
tention in the direction of Mobile, as
n1afNseS-.SNsMmeaFRn get ssus ANA ghtasE Rsrss-
duce While they have so4aMs saln for
their commodities in that direction. they
have also looked that way for supplies of
sugar. coffee, and various other necessities
that it was thought probable that that
market would furnish. We are pleased
to learn from those of eur citizens who
have Just returned from a visit to that
city, that the prospect Of a speedy and
reciprocal trade between this section and
that city, is decidedly hattering Mobile
must now furnish US with those articles of
luxury and necessity produced in the
tropics, while in return we must send them
our produce. The competition Of New
Orleans and Memphis with Mobile, will
ensure the producers in this section the
very lowest prices for articles Of consump-
ton, snd the best prices for our produce,
while Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville
wild become competitors for the very
luTatIye trade of this section in those
etles, all of which must for the time be-
ng, pass over the northern end Of this |
newly completed road-there being only /
4 gap of twelve miles to complete.
When the Hamburg arm shall be COM I
1leted, which would soon be done, If our
political troubles were ended, we would 4
De enabled at once to dictate to the cities
N whom we are now somewhat depend
mt the conditions on which they could re-
ain our trade.
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Great Britain and the Southern
Republic.

The Black Republican papers are MAX
ing LIGHT of some very sensible ohserYa-
tions of IL Toronto .tansd7I paper, IN re-
gard 60 the ueccs ty which great Britain
viii lie undcro of promptly rccogu- An1 the
Southern keuublc They are evidently
dsrucsted at the idea. and I'm thevialence
OF their insanity. forget what all well M
formed people ouEa- g know. that + ohm
Boil S one Of the most practical. end s. D.
sble ot human beings. and is as fond Of
the scent 81 bis bread and butter any
other biped in natural history The idea
OF his giving the cold shoulder or turning
uu ms iellv -uub nose 20 tLo community
which furnishes him with thc material
tor large portion OF his commerce. and
gives employment To Eve millions II lars
people. +. One Of the most prcpos-erals
That ever entered the brain cl deiadea
people.
a very sensible and practical member
OF our Convention now iu session, Illus
trated this idcl very happily ir o. side bar
speech. Referring 10 . rather snee-lng
ailuslou of one cN the orators who OPP
posed secession, 90 the figure which Cot
ton Republic would c.l abroad when
applying for recognition OF Us uatlon-
aity. he supposed that the cnhazsaeiors
OF these Republics presented themselves
before Lord laimsrstoa. each claiming
recognition as q distinct nationality. First
would come the r5rreeentauve ot Ne~
England and the North HIS l1r.iship
would inquire what were the cniet pro-
Grrctions 81 said EeruI.ie. Zine answer
would Ice. cotton uarulacture-. ships
dried fish. aui wooden clocks. Wei.
sir." hi, Lorjship would reply, "We pro-
duce all thc-- thinEs oUr~elve-, ana Eoa
Will have II Nlit little while
Then wouii COME lAe represcn'az-se OF
the great North-West-.-N hat 10 TaG
produce what have you 90 sell u eN-
change with u, euo.h his L1rdsAlp.-
ANY quantity Of corn. wheat. toar and
pork. would Pc the ready reply g. the
Huc-igr Emhlssaior We'll Aesit1t-
iugly and mcltativeiy the l1r--hesdea
l-couut would answer. --vrc RAISE Oh those
things oursclves. and get them whenever
we are short iron. more accessible places
than yCur remote Stases. Iarrv little
while outside We VIII consider raur
application. NcSl. melestiy tut fear
ies,lv che allas--ller af THE Cotton Re
public presents A.wselE and Is a. iSea the
same Question -.N Hasa Fl your -rlaciral
production "Fiee ui.aou end bal.
tales 81 cotton, and 5 great many atheE
thir~s s. abe alicS - 1u-a- fae ta-a
OF his i.o~sis.iiY Immediately lteas up
and eagerly seiriur the Cotton beeualie
man Is the hand. he eEc.lims. W-ta great
enthusiasm walk in. 81, do U7lS % ara
take q seat and make yourself at bone.
This we consider dolly She bel speech
which has been made since clr 1onKeu-
ton 1sSemb.cd.-N. y.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

The subscribers manufacture from the best of C.sr
srEEl- CIRCULAR SAWS from two inches 70 eigb,y
inches % diameter. Their saws are hardened M
Iefea' and are ground and finished by machine
y designed expressly for The purpose; and are
therefore n1uch superior - those ground i the usual
manner, a. they are st-en.thened and s,issr.e D.,
Increasing theu IN ia ckness regularly from the CUE
ing edge T. the centre, consequently Do mo- become
heated ana produce 9 great saving ia timber.
They also manufacture Casr srrE1- Ply and cz,,as
CIT SAVE ana BnLrT WEaz, Of superior qualify. an 81
which they have f'r sale, they may be Obtained Of
tie PRINCIPAL hardware merchants Throughout the
United States and CsuaIa-
T. hoe & CO. p and 81 Gold 81.
NeE York.
Feb. p 1850 gtr
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Z Is n tlat ialneus poein. ,he sef.e 81 Col.nih.
where Byron rceoeF4 si.at-
.rhere WAS ia uld r.isn who's ssies ,a-r. ,.tf,.
H't DIS veteran lfaa sss alu q III ehl'.
Tie famous iHeS descriptive of thls old man have
efen oi'en quoted s. applicable Go taai uiclocsual
sani q Cue earlier a45s az she Repuh. a-Iolia Dam
81 Adams had the hero ot Eyron's poem Hycd n
obese DAYS there wauld have is-n Is ncee...ty n
bis recording ,c fact DIST .iu. hahn. err., ,,ls~-
for hSe most of te ca mcn 81 the present day. he
would mdouhie y have restored his hsir 60 aii tie
pristine beauty and natural color ni sallh.
Price t,ty eeir~ and one dollar hete. SOLD e,er,-
where W. h. HA8AN 40.
Propletars froy ~ 8.
J. WRIGHT a GO. New Odeans.
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Delegates to the Washington Confer.
ence, Feb. f. 1861

New JERsRY.- Charles :. Olden, Robert
T. Stockton, Joseph X. Randolph, Rod
man NJ. Price, Peter d. Vroom, Benz. Viii
Hanson. Fred T. Frelnghuysen. Thomas
J. Striker. William c. Alexander.
NORTH CARoIINA-Thomas Rutfn John
NJ Morehead, George Davis, David :.
Red, d. NJ. Baringer.
MARYLAND.-Reverdy Johnson, VIM. S.
Goldsborough, John W. Crisfield, j. Dixon
L Roman.
KkNTuckY.-James b. Clay, Ex-Goy.
Morehead, James Guthrie. Joshua F. Bell,
William 0. Butler, Charles a. Wickliife.
VIRGINIA.-John Tyler, James A. Sed-
den, Vim. c. Rives. Geo w. Summers,
John W Brockenbrough.
The above list embraces one ex-Presi-
dent, one Governor, seven eX-tiovernors,
one ex-Attorney General. one cx- Secreta-
~ of the Treasury, and most of the others
are ex-United States Senators, State
Judges, &c.
Delegates from New York Pennsylva-
MIA and Illinois will be present at this
| confere
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To cONsUmPTIvEs.

Es- A Clergyman having cured Lis son Of Con
sumption ia b. worst stages, aer being given rp 10
de- by the most celebrated physicians desires 10
make known the mode Of cure. (Which proves ane,
oessia ~ every case) 70 those afflicted with Coughs.
colds and Consumption. and he ulII send the same "a
any address. free of charge Address encIo.ug tvo
stamps TO pay return postage.
DANIEL ADEE
I'll Centre Street. \. York
Nee York March IT, Fl5a zfv
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Alas Po0z TrRKEY--In Romer's Pill
grlnage' we learn that the Egyptian So
cret Of rendering the flesh Of the turkey
peculiarly teRder i that about half an
hour before the bird j. killed a glass OF
brandy Is poured down ifs throat. which
produces lntoxication. and the flesh Of the
t!.psy turkey acquires a tenderness supe-
nor 70 that which is produced BY even
long keeping
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a Cure FOR ILL-TENFER.-Rose, private
secretary to Louis XIV, having married
his daughter to " Portal President Of
the Parliament. was constantly recefvfuy
from his son-in-law the complaints Of bis
daughters iil-temper. To one Of these
he al length answered that be was fully
convinced of her rnisconduct and was re-
solved 70 punish her for 1t in short. If he
heard any more Of It he would clisin herit
b Der. He heard No mora
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PEoPosfTIoN TO FoRTIFT RIcHMoND.- The
richmond Wing Of yesterday states that
the necessity Of terrifying that city is Sc
rlou-ly urged by some Of its citizens. l.
would be advisable ,perhaps. saws the
hig, 70 erect and man a fort on Church
tlll- 50 as 70 command the river approach
% theclty- a battery Of ordinance should
also Dc placed in position forthwith az
" est POINT. on York liver.