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New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

If THE BABY

If THE BABY h. a-,
"a CUTTING TEETH, use Mr.. wINsLows SOOTHING
sYRlP, which will greatly facilitate the pocess and regulate
the bowels.
READ THB FOLLOWING LETTER.
David Miller Of Clarence Hew-York writes;
1--WE L,yo child three months old which has scre,msd al
mos. incessany with spssnodc affection of the bowels so
h we Lad despsed of raising IL Its stomach wes sour
bowels dsansed and almost every symptom unavOrabe
until We obtained bote of the Soothing Syrup. which acted
like charm It immediately became quiet aud maifesss
every symptom Of improvement and comfort II Is sgoOd
as little Kitten psyfa snd smiling and entirely well
All Of which wo ssoribe to the use Of Mrs WiNSLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP.
"Your, respectfully,
"DAvID MILLER"
Million. Of bottles os MRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP ued every Ia the United States for chill
teeins with neysrfailing Relief is IMMEDIATE
and CERTAIN
MRS. wINsLowos SOOTHING SYRUP 1. sure to regulate
tae bowes
Order, are coming every day from Druggists Ia all pss OF
the country " Send OF MRS. wINsLoW'S sooTH-
INC sYRUP."
Millions Of bottla OF MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are sod every yess il the United States.
Give u an old nurse for diseases incident 60 the period OF
toe,hihs in children Here yohaye that old for s5 CENTS
IN the fcru. Of MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLowS SOOTHING SYRUP never fails to give
immediate relief
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Ia sold By all
druggist. Throughout. the United States
UGuLY IMPORTANT 10 MoTHERS.-MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the ouy thing that you rely
pon to give rest to your.o and relief aud help your infant
MRS. wNsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP ia. been tue
mean, ofrss,orng the dropping spirits Of many mo,bera-
Thl,i,the season. Of the year to use MRS WINsLOwS
SOOTHING .sYRUP.
To every mother children suffering from any OF the
complaints incde this period Of teehng say do no, lot
your own perdce the preadces OF Others stand in the
way OF tie relief viii be sureyes absolutely sureto fol-
low the use Of MRS. wINSLow'S sooTHISG SYRUP.
prusrss everywhere now keep MRS wINSLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP children eeIhng. No medicine in the
United States ,es like It, It Is standard medicine and it'
fame world wide. Physicians order s1d wherever Its
ms5iosl effects have been Witnessed
Dun, the hlrty Unprecedented aud increasing popu
,h,y OF MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, iunumer
able CoRp." and other nos.ums, prepared by pretended
ST. Ds have sprung up AID lived but muahroOp existence
whe the SOOTHING SYRUr has been constantly increasing
IN popularity and become hoasehod word and Thousands OF
mother. thank @, for the health Of their children
BY the use Of her invaluable article
When the present race Of CordialS' have followed In hs
Soets,ep. Of their 'plaou pedecs',Ors hKsWlNsLows
SOOTHING sYRUP will continue to be popular iayorio and
q ble,sus to every mother.
Non. genuine uul,s. the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Hev.YoIk, I. on the outside wrapper.
sOIdby Drusri.,s throughout the world.
Prisep.l oaoe, No. u CeisI..t, NesY York
Pric. only % con,f rer bottle
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MINIATURE AInAaAc.
Sun-Ri,ss ,6;9g Sets........555 Moon Rlscs. fssd
Sandy Hook. 3O2 Gov Island 352 He0sts.... 3D
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nfanaeera NJ.

suFRRROOK ST. kaTys, Fob. 2l-ScbT. NArTaqufhs, cs
sf totally At the mouth OF this hllbor Sa
49, ig mt, Crew saved Wreck and materials sold Tor ths
benefit OF all concerned -
pIfRLtNGToN March 4.-The steamship Mount AsrnSnf
lance 2J for WashinSon d. C.. is ashore on Old inlss
Lay LAY yA'.1, ~ Ia, H. r.sdy By Telegraph.
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Homeopathic lileoitines.

NR. a. IL. FLANDERS,
~ Formerly Professor IN Houeopashc Colegs Phtdephis
From $ 10 10 o n and : 70 : p. m may be oundat
ST. Scholss Hotel Sew.YoIS.
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1851 THE PENNsYhyASIA 1851
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. oOA
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
The capar OF the Road eqrl 10 any in the country
TIL GREAT SHORT LIkE TO THE WESr.
~. 10 of kaaa a.

Once No. ! A-tor House. corner of Nesey st.
Facilities for the transportation OF Psser GERS 70 and trom Gin
cit ta Chicsgo Louis -. Paul Nashville, Memphis New
Ofenn, and all other 10 the Wet North Wet and
soWe for speed end comfort 10y aoy route
Through trains for tho est leave Newl ork foot O Court
iandi.t torbing Epress. Evening Express,
Sl.op.ug and smoking eil the trains
Fee always lo. ard the time asqick, by any other
sOuie.
Bvhisro1te Foihs Of al descriptions be forwsrdedto
aud ron puy point Railroads II Ohio hoDtncky Indians
tlif s Wisconsin Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any pot tho nsVlgGbe rivers OF the west by
steamer from Pin bUrgh.
The rate, Of Feiru aud from any point Of the West by the
Penny ybus Rar I'd al all times favorable % are charged
bv Other krroAd Companes Merchants and shippers inus
g m transportation their Freight this CouPluy can rely
nth confidence on its speedy transit
Thi COMPANY also maintains Einigant Accommo odAtion
Lire which eug rating Ncsward enjoy chein and
eouforbs mode onean the hscas. rar-
Of fa r. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, 10 Astor Itoutc
LFECu & Co Freight Agents, -
No. As.or House, and No South Nilan'st
MCDONALD & BISCHOFt, Emlsrnt Agents,
ho n Battery piare.
ENOCH LEWIS, General suPt Altoona Pa.
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Ocean 6iedmfrs.

" J. u
se. Ssi, win ai irom Pier No North River, foot OF
SATURDAY, March 10. att? O'Clock, IN
BREMEN, Via SOUTHAMPTON.
''AIi I6EEhos HkTRE, SOUTHAMPTON. and Bremen
Firs caIfin 300 seooDi cabin 500 ,toeI,yr. sas
f'' f''A' Of ;aiii.iLPtRRRR, tRRRR REyTGEy RElcuEIT,
No. ~ BrosduAy, no stairs
STTAN WEEKLY between NEW-YORK aud
- LIVERPOOL andnr snd ssstt g'cOgepn nt q 9srsn,
s,mshp Company intend ii.pschins Clyde
buil lroa stesq.hi6 : g. follows: s..,.., NJ.
GIisGow: w:::;:..;.., s.,urdsy 5 M.r lS
And s,ery SATURDAY at noon, fOal Psr No 81, North
RATS % Pls.loH:
FIRST clpIH..........si: STEER hGE...........s1o n
Fifst cabin 70 ondou..... 20 teease TO Londoa.'. -
Pa,sn,. faT~sded % P,h' H.vrc Hsnborr Bremen Ro'.
is;dar1, ABtwefp, Lc.. si reduced thrcng fares
:. h .SiH1 fsc S' 70 wi % FROM
,oyTF'; CaeR q 6 ed si''' S'''''i' no" Liver
Ts.s have superior Tor ps'aen-sr.
sa la$ ,. . yl'G.SdrSSs q. .ad Ss, Ts g o
For lihsr aiams,i6n arry Ia Liverpool 70 MM lNMAN,
si Tsof .ooa.r, b. fs,oWu TO C. ". D. SEYMOUR
c. "a Log4gn g =! - NAcEr No 81 hias Mit1 a. Pbi
Al phs JOHN o. DALE No 100 W4lngt, OF q. The Com
'''' o'-''' No. Is Brosdw;y, H.Y
L'OR SOUTHAMPTON and tAVRE- On
i skTT RDAy m,reh Tho Uuitsd s,A,ss Mall steamer
Mo- A 81 D. IN. 90 sfuRbtT III m m li 49, % S 'tn
tine wider derk ilco.d by Wasrsht conPar neut'
which bssds other rsll tend In the event Of collision OF
Slundity to te"p thr pumps zee of "oa ''o 'io ' ''
~ SAY stScEh W,ttyiGiF 4 s2x
Ascn's, No. broadway.
Ti- ,t.a-,,r FULTON vii sail APdla "a.
EoE CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
e.ss ,tc.I,r % cave New Yok On the It, ilih and 2lst
tie dsy u depart i- vii te the MONDAY foIlowins For
tef oil s,r,.st p. b. ALLEN. Agent
vVAPSrOTTs LINE OF LIVERPOOL AND
1 LoNDOa PACKETs-Pvssss FROM or ts Liverpool o.
LOIdo, ,wry. b. epsssd By th' vel knor Line s4ns
.Ay payable demand IN pat OF GIeat ban OF
i'ssnd be b. SpP2Bs TO- or Addressing TAf
sCOrr Co, No. g South st Scwiofk
JAMAICA AND NEW,YORK SCREW STEAM
~ PACKET LlSE-CsrphI the Mail 10 .ail for klSd,
eAr,hp ~ LU CART Edward Goodwin viii all cr the above
tort on Is EDhEsDAY March 90 fron Pier No 9. North
Ryer P,ags; First cabin, So0 'eeond cabin rV' 'nnd
Tcr :.f,, OF y,.,sss apply to WALDEN BOOTH, agents,
No 81 broaaEt
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVI,E,
Il Steamer ~ SATURDAY, Mnchs ?.
Tho United States Mall s,sa,TI,.siP,
JyFFrEs1s MltHI, Commander.
win leave nom Pier foot # CAnA North River on Setnr'
day March Jr the above ports touching Queenstown 10
TIE Adrs Ia. s,eh compartment. and is unequsisd !or
comfort, sklsiy, -ud speed .,,o
Rates Of ra-ssse Cabin, 10 souhsinp p'ou...;... 100
nl,e of 2d Cabin passas" 20 southampton or HAVE ."
''' ''''s'' VI 'iHoWiASD AsPISwALL, Agents,
Roe - sad - souths 81
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.IIDsON RIyER RAILROAD.--For ALBA |

IL ny ard TROY, COSfEC
and WKST. Trains leave:
From Cblmbors-st
EKprcss, : and IL q. IN aud 3:2'
aud 5 p n.
Troy ard Albany with sloep
ing-csrl, 9:45 p. ia.
Poughkeepslc train, 7:ao a. m.
~ and 4 p m
Peckskill trsin. $3.50 p. N.
Sing Sing train, 1855 and a:o'
L. m
TsrTytown train, G:i0p. m.
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Steamship Adhs!c late Of the Collins line ana nov Of tos
Cavsv Steamship Cos line viii tomorrow lihe an be tee
on ,ne Balance Dock foot Of PIKE street. East hVef ZOE
the purpose OF having her hull eysmnad. r.
ship Caravan VII b. yaken on the Great sec'Cn poeA "
teps shsil be stripped ecaulked, end newly coppeTso
survey h.s been held the bark Marry now on the ss
Sectional DCck sh1 VII hare lie" sem ana Ae" s''oi s's
Ag(t laKboasJ streak IecaulAed
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Go Set.

BUSINESS ROOMS to LET,
AZ At No. Cd Fuon.st corner Ryder sasy:
CHEAP and wcIl-lighted LOFTS. with POWER,
~ in buiIdnr No. l2o Wilau.s Aio splendid large
broyugtone front STORE No So Muays the whos or p
No. 81 JOhnst, -
COUNTRY RESIDENCE to RENT for the
~ SUMAlERA beautiful Cottage on the fIrdson Fnrnshed
to small flinily Refer to ACKER EDjAR Co. opposite
is only tive miuu;es wa!s rOm the Railway st''ion
I IGHT ROOMS and STEADY POWER TO
- LE1--By JOHN GAUDU, No lo2 WaltersI
pOOMS TO LET,
HI WITH STEAM POWER,
At Nos. l3l Ond I35 Nercer-st.
Inquire OF ENGINEER, on the Premises.
STORR TO LET, No. lac Bowery. Inquire at
- the the Westchcsc House Of the Bowery
aud BroOno st. J. suRBRUG Go. -
rENO LET-STORE and BASEMENT, and fine
Il suite Of OFFICES the I'd floor Of house No 81 Jon',
House. No iG Frankin' rent $4;S and No 80 ia m ~.
on the third and fNh floors Of No. l3 Eassaus Apply
to Nj GILuooLY, No 70 N.s.susi.
'JNO LET--A SUMMER RESIDENCE at Cats
k nsy r,cs ree story brick 2 Ia Idc,Sn tpS' Fof
further parteuas address ID. H. " o. Box lOS 'aA {" J.
VNO LET. in West l2th-st., between the 9th ana
7hsys 90 PysiS isgy t tGgiy oSD very % Sanga bot
md cold e,e BAH washuss closets connectins
With swc qes nclndn. Houss viii be newly ah.
Lot 2lylO3 feet LOCATION very ~o
siroIle AnrIv 10 {. SMITH, No. 1871 DuSue'st
ITO LET-A SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE
In Wes. l3.st near Mbs consisting OF I've rooms sna
attic bed osu separate cellar ard wEor clo.e I'M
mo6lltey Rent 3 month Apply OF NO. its ''hs'' Lear
sth.ay., In the grocery.
yENO LE'C-For "A term of years, the UNliED
4 STATES HOTEL in BUFFALO, on the Terrace couihn;;
iu 100 ROOM. and thoroughv repaired painted ard rpcfcn
and suppei with gas and a ueceisa con
veDicn,os Of q hrst-ra:o hotel Apply 70 VIM w hANSN9
2lG Maiu.st Buffalo MANN q RODaAN, No. " " all
st.. NeWNOTL.
TNO LET-TwO splendid 5-stoy iron-iront
4 STORES south. ives. of Canal and fms S0feet
ea Broadway being the and I'd 7iu7g oudns' con
ered by They 80 feet front Cana street and
together are s1us building IlS feet very strongly
built Huised aud well lighted throughout They ~hl be
et osehtr separately a low rents 20 desirable tenn's
GEORGE UcE, No. 10 ChamherEst
HNO LEI-With stcam-power, large ana smau
L ROOMS. Inquire in buldDg Nos q and ~ EIaqsSrt'
Of "N' foUNINh1
ITO IET-The FIRST and SECOND LOFTS,
Il with FIXTURES No. 2lJ Fulton-st. Inquire Of HONT
BLANCHARD No. us Fuiion-st
TENO LEi'-'The throe-story and basement 81
No ~ Loudor terrace West 23d st. Of tie peas9lest
locations dwelling in the city Can be seen 6st ecu "nd
4ocock dlv INQUIRE Of +. CHRISTl No. 6l2 Wes.'dsi
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fnrniinre.

.---~>-~-~-~~--~~~
L,NAMEI.ED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
~ kTURE in oil cooTs and styles at wholesale snd retail,
at S25 and upward Also MATTRESSES and PAILLASSES.
WARREN WARD, No 2T Csns-s.,
-Four DOOR eAit Of Broadway.
TNRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
IL Plain Decorated and Grained. Solid Walnut and OAs ssts
Ms.bess.s Spring Beds, &c.
!. w. FISHER Co, Manufacturer
no. $50 BROADWAY, bet Blocker und Bondst.
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Jnsurance Companies.
90 n1bom 1t map Concern.

VF RICHARD BACON, who was Clerk on the
Great Weston Railway Bnina nm and Who l.lt t psce
esq Rxbsidse near Weston, Super Mare, Somcrse ho VI"
hear oI sogsog 80 ~ .d,sDtg n S2:s9uensg ! he ssSn
cln give csrtsio Information repe the raid RiCAltD h5.
q widow or eLlGren they vii he rewaidedFeb 3, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

Thl.i,tbe season Of the year to u,e MRS wINSLOw's
SOOTHING .SYRUr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sold By al
druggist. throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

rs CUTTING TEETH. use Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING
sYRIP which will greatly facilitate the Process and regulate
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

Give old for diseases incident TO the period OF
toehhg children Here yo1haye that old nurse Tor 70 cents
Ia the fcrua Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP never fails to give
immediate relief
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 MoTHERs,-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP is the ouy thing that you rely
pon to give rest to your.o and relief aud help your infant
MRS. wNsLows SOOTHING sYRCP has been the
means ofrss.oring the dropping spirits Of many mothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

~ ROAD for Albany aud Troy cOnnscting WIN ,ee
Vest also with the Northern Railroad for saraoe k"
.nd Buuir gon Plasbrs Rouse' Point ogdensoueh and
s'. T. o,,os AZ ,R CI-rl FKoA 2G1H ST. STATION.
~ Hal 7:20 a.. M aud A. p.
Fxp. Train M. andi:20p m. lO;1a a. IN
Express Mail Train ~ m g.,
For Wli.ubrdge White Plains. Crcon Falls snd sl local
trains m time table a. m Express Train Leaves Albany every
SunIay rnornins JOHN oURCulLL Ass't Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

NORTHERN RAILROAD 0fNEW-JEhSEf.- Of
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT Daily, sundays exc"pted'
esys New York foot Of Coursnds, jersey Guy Fey
gor Suterns for Monsey,e TN and J;ao m o
PIsrmont g. m IL IN, 80 aud 5g Returning eay'
sntstt st 80 m; Monssy, T0 and 10 h fief'
mont $50 7lS II 30 and J25 On sunosy nsniss
train sadeus a. and Piermnnt H O;l' = IN roafnn&
,is .ve. Nav " orka n 6 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

The Trustees have deci,red the usua Scrip Dividend OF
THIRTY PER CENT all policies for tie whole term oi NE
now ir force which we're sued twelve MOI tue prior 70 Jan ],
1901 They also directed the edompon IN cah o d'
deps declared in the years 1896 1887 1888 aud 8'y on and
afer tie Monday March TO those holding ceriato' upon
presentation Home Office and those having credits ~" oe
ALLOW the upoa their notes s seomont Of next pro
MUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

.5LJUI8T HHoY-WaI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

Million. Of bottles Of MRS. wIEsIow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are sod every ye.s in the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

Millions Of bottles OF MRS wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year the United States for chill
drcn teehins with neysrsog Relief is
and CKETAIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

sDHrHlng 1Inio, Wils, Wf.
NAPTHALINE LIQUID GAS,
1V substitute for Burning Fluid, can he p.sA g. N
yluid Lamps and Gas GenestOr win bn 30 per cent longer
ROsENE CoMPoUND SAFETY FLUID.
superior FLUID bys chemical process rendered
bsfs clean, and cheap,
gef t.s gessiss, and bsteors Of al limitations faf
: kE10eENE, COAL OILS, ALCOHOL CAhPBENE, and
Q0skON FLUID for sale by -
SAFETY FLUID COMPANY.
No. 3+6 GHEENWICH-ST., EEW.YORK
Gkn3s ga Coanty Rights Tor sale.
H10H ssaS RSsDssy es4
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

Order, are coming In every day from Druggists Ia all parts Of
the country Send n,e more Of MRS wINsLoWS sOoTH-
INC sYRUP'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

STTAN WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL lAnduF and embaskng passenger q Quens
osn lIrrsudl The liverpool NrEYork. and PhatephlA
s,samthp Conpany neDd .pschnS powered Clyde
built lron ,tesfnshi ~ g. i0llovs:
EDISBIHGH Saturday, MAJ
GLASGOW .......... ...........n naurd 81, rtar'n'
Cl1Y OF .Saturda-- 9lar - .
And e,ary SATURDAY, at noon, hom Psr No. q, North
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

L'DK SALE-I nc 2 new HOUNI.c' DIUWH-SV"IO
fronts, nearly completed with all the modern improvements
ard built the bes: desirable ocsop. one bock from
DR. Tvugs Church and overlooking ID. Pst No. 63 and e7
EGs. lJ.hs Apply to J. H. DOUGHTY, NO los D0Hery Hen
~ 20 o'clock. Terms easy. ....
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

YARNS, COTTAGES, and COUNTRY SEATS
II POR SALE and EXCHANGE IN Ofsnse Rocklsnd aud
Wcstcheste Couues and NewJersey Also neat Cyssssiof
sale to let In Brooklyn. s. EDDY Co. No 81 LibeIyt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-10
Eseape Of a Union omeer.

An anonymous telegraphic despatch 10
the reporter of the press, dated Chain
Bridge, says that Captain Strong, of the
Wisconsin Second Regiment Volunteers,
had narrow escape this morning. He
was on picket duty, three miles in frOnt-uf
our lines on the Virginia side of the river.
opposite Chain Bridge. Being mounted
and in advance of his men, he WAS sudden
ly surrounded and taken prisoner by six
rebels, composed of four infantry and two
cavalry. After taking him short distance
to the rear they demanded his pistols
Thinking this his only chance OF escape,
he drew his revolver, fired and shot two
of his captorsi then putting spurs to his
horse he started for the camp on full
run. Theremaindcr of the party fired upon
him, one ball passing through his canteen,
another through his coat, grazing the skin,
and third through his left cheek, passing
out of his mouth Nevertheless he made
his escape, and came into camp this alter
noon, ready again to enter upon duty
Capt. Strong fought brnvely at Bull Run.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-10
ANoble septIment.


WHAT we now need is n patriotism
which Wills abide the ordeal OF fire, u patri-
otism which is purged from all seltishness-
from all fear, which is heroic and exhausts
less, which vows with every thrOb of lie
that, if repulscd it will rally; if stricken
down it will rise again, aud that under the
pressure of no circumstances-defeG sOr-
{ row or suffering shall the national flag be
abandoned, or the honor of the country
compromised. What we need is patriot
ism which rises fully 20 the cOmprehen-
sion of the actual and awful perilsin which
our institutions are placed, and which is
eager TO devote every power of body and
mind and fortune to their deliverance-a
patriotism which, obliternting all party
lines-and entombing all party issues, says
to the President of tue United States,
"Here are our lives and our estates; use
them freely, use them boldly, but use them
successfully; for. looking on the graves of
our fathers and on the cradles of our child
ren, we have sworn that though all things
else shall perish, this country and Govern
ment shall live."-JOsEPH HoLr.
These says the Boston Post, are burning,
noble words, and cannot fail to warm tue
heart aud quicken the pulse of every true
man who reads them. How insignificant
do mere party jealousies and strifes appear
in comparison with such LOFTY sentiments,
such inspiring enthusiasml Arc not the
mass of the people capable of rising to the
elevation OF feeling and action the brave
Kvntuckian invokes with prophetic force2
Here is ringing call TO oblitcrate party
lines and entomb party issues when the
country demands united, harmonious de-
votion to its causel Does not every mag
unanimous impulse welcome and cheer such
sentiments as the heart throbbings of the
purest patriotism2 Then why hesitate
to act up to the oecasion-to burst the
shaCkles Of prejudice and meet, hand in
hand, like brothers-like men worthy Of
our destiny-worthy of the guardianship
of the mighty uatiou-of the rights, secu-
rity, happiness OF millions OF freemeu p
Is the glorious opportunity to pass unim-
proved, and are our souls to sink to the
small work of mere party contests and
maunuvring while the great heart of the
Union is losing its life blood2 1t cannot
be-the tricks of selfish demagogues ar,
too shallow to deceive an honest people ii
such perilous days; there is spirit strug.
Cling for Nseendancy which will soor
emerge from the depression of partisan
control, and rise like the morning sun, diff.
tusing light and warmth over the face o.
the Garth, and uniting loyal Americans it
an irresistible phalaux to go forth for The
salvation Of American Liberty, American
Honor, American Government. We heal
it in the short distAnce-we welcome it!
apprOach-we glory in its triumpha
march.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-10
Grand Rebel Advance.

The following appears in Saturdays
Tribune, among the special Washington
Dispatches:
Let the great State of New York arouse.
TIE whole South is moving its available
military power to the line of the Potomac.
From New Orleans, from Mobile, from
Pensacola, from Savannah, and from
Charleston, from Missouri even, aud from
Tennessee, masses of men, raised by the
despOtic influences so agreeable to the
policy of the Oligarchy, are trarnping
their way Northward. The Presidents re
cent Proclamation to the Free States tor
more troops has been heard and obeyed
by the Slave States. Upou high Govern
mental authority wo warn the Freemen of
the North of the hasty and general con-
centration of the military power of the
South upon the line of the Potomac.
The Tribune says editorially that it has
information from high authority that a
general advance as here indicated is now
in progress, and will positively take place
at ouce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-10
HRAD.ouAnrEns, DlsraIcr OF GRArTON, !

IA Af'as-'t 49, -
GRAFToS, Va, Sept. I, 1861. !
General Order, No. 4.
The General Commanding desires to re-
assure the people of Western Virginia.
that it is the desire and intention of the
United States Government, to give to the
citizens full and ample protection in all
their civil and political rights, and that pri-
vate property, of whatever character or
description, shall be held inviolate.
In order 10 secure to the owners of
slaves the most ample protection that can
be given,.as well as protect the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad from loss and damage
under its charter, it is expressly prohibited
for any officer or soldier to transport, or
cause to be transported, over the lines of
the Baltimore and Ohio, and North West
ern Virginia Railroads, any black or mu-
latto person, the same beinga slave, unless
owned by such officer or soldier, or trans
ported by permission of the owner.
This order is not TO be construed to pro-
tibit officers from travelling over the above
roadsGwith their private servants, provided
such servants are free, or ifslayes, proper
" hired from their owners.
Any person in the United States service
violating the above order will be severely
punished.
By command of BRrGADIER GEN. KELLEY.
GEO. II. CROsMAS, Jr.,
Asst. Adj't General.