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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

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II ~ SAPARILLA AND
E~\H AALAJa## STILLINGIA, or
IL B. ~ ~ Blood and Liver
~ lsSssssasA VI ~ Syrup, has done for
<Ss@ssss$ IA 1k9M&sa me. Some three and
- " ES~EY7 m b. A87 a half years since, |
5hM n l1aSS&sMEl was attacked with
tai.s - ~ SSfEg S r OF Z L 0 U S
WHITE SWELL
ING, which was at
tended with most excruciating pains! tried
various remedies, and had two Of the best
PHYSICIANS Of the city, Zone Of them Pro-
fassor in an Old School Medical College and
thew Failed to give me any Relief! was 50
reduced that | was confined to my bed Tor
over three months. The nerves and muscles
of one leg were 50 contracted and dEawn up,
that I COULD NOT WALK. | had MORE
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
nv legs. from which I took from time to time,
moro than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
ROME. some Of them from three 10 tour inches
LONG, was reduced to almost skeleton. and
nv friends had given up all HOPE OIL my
RECOVERY I was in this condition "nen
commenced the use Of your Blood and Liver
surrn 7 have used altogether some Two
JIy1eT hotties. am now ABLE TO ATTEND
10 BUSINESS, and my legs have become so
s+~oDc that I walk without any difficulty
AND HAVE ENTIRELY RECOF hHED N
HEALTH. Yours, truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, il.
49, West 9TH Street.
Dealer in Coal Oil and Lamps.
RYAN an extract from the Cincinnati and
r-5;a5,,rcA Ns3.,71 Journal, Vol. ;, page $40,
nv its editor, Proc. R. s. NE" TON III regard
10 this Remarkable Cure!
"wbile Martin Robbins was in the very
L. led 70
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

NEssRs HzSBy p. WILsoS b Co: deem Mrs. VII
s,'s HsIr Regeueratr aud Hair Dressing standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, N many N
stances known them restore the hair where Il had
ffie ~ remove dandru restore the hair is original
color entirely the most painful head4ches-and 10
some instances serious hGmors Personally have
been a sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV HENRY HILL, Manchester, y. Il
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

READ an extract from the Cincinnati Gna
r.5;,5,,rql lfa1,71 Journal, Vol. ;, page 80,
hv rs editor, PRov. R. s. NEWTON, IN regard
~ This Remarkable Cure!i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

II
MEs-Rs HEyRY p Wusos Il Co: have used your
ar Regeneragr and Hair Dressing and have received
rr-, benefit from them. deem the articles worthy q
bf. commentator and cheerfi.y recommend them u
al who gray hair 70 its original color, or
70 any who ar troubled with dandrud dsagreeabe
itching d the head huors, those whose hair Is
falling from the head.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

LOOK OUT FOR BOGUS
L O n u = y . [ n 3.
THE ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE IS
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

3. BALDWIN & CO.,
Importers, 81 Liberty ST.,
NEW YORK
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

MRS. LOFTY AND 4.

Mr. Lofty keeps a acarriage,
SodOl
She has dapple eraysto draw IL,
None have !;
She's na prouder Nth her coaehmau,
Than am
With my blue-tyed lau, hing baby,
TrundliBg by,
Ihide his face lsa-t she should see,
The oherub boy aud envy me.
Her tine husband has white Fingers,
Mine has not;
III could give hi b.ide place.
Mine cot;
Hers comes home beneath the starlight
Ns'cr CARTS she;
Nine comes home Ia the purple twilight,
sses me.
And prays that he who turns life. sands,
VIII hold his loved ones ia lis hands
MFs. Lofty has her levels,
- have l.;
She wears hers upon her bosom,--
Inside. l.;
She l.sves hers At Desth's p1rtal,
By and b.:
! sha'l beir nay treasure q me-,
When die,
For htye lO.eaai she has .Old,
sac eJu lts her wealth, n Ne can't be told
Shs has those who love her-stdt:on,
Non, have !:
But I've one true hear, beside ne,
Cad am
IL not ch ,nge Il Tor a kingdom,
No. not l.;
God viii w,i-h Il in his balance,
By and by,
Aud the difi,r,nc, d. fine,
'lwixt Mr.. LD.ty's 'swetith and mine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.

Hon. Mir. Troecctt, Secretary of tho South Carolias
Commissioners, arrived hero from Washington at four
O'Clock yesterday morning, and Immediately uron tho
opening Of tho telegraph Office sent despatch from tho
Commissioners 10 Charleston The of the message
is not positively known, bu. The belief is that arged
the taking Of Fort Sumter.
Tho object Of this movement prevent the tenor
Of tie despatch reaching the Of tho feiasai
thorities.
gentlenan from Cnlpelpcr county informs that
In week from s time there viii be dozen Union
men in that county. Wings who days ago -
nounciIg secesi.n, rampar; secessionss Such
seems 10 be tho ceso iHal parts Of the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

WASiitS.fcN, Jtl =, lSOl
Mr. CosrRS, (rep) &c Ne, chosen in place OF Governor
wsshourn, appeared and qualified.
psauovs CONDITION or THS oouyrRv.
Mr.. srRkrroS, (rep) OF N. j., presented a memorial
from citxens Of Newark, N. j. Hking Congress 10
commend amssdmapts tho constitution TO the several
staes in view OF Nhe present potcsl condition Of Tho
country lie moved that Il be referred TO select com
naittce Of ave.
Mr.. wAsnsrRsE, (rcp.) Of H., said We have already
q committee.
Mr.. STEVENS, oep) q Pa. moved TO lay tho memorial
on the table.
Mr. MAYNARD, opp Of Tenn called for the yeas and
nays
Mr. wAsmvpNg withdrew his motion that the memo
rial might be referred 70 the Comtee Of thirty three,
which ordered
Mr. JouS cccHsASs, opp Of r., nesctuAlly sought
TO amend the motioa TO instruct tho committee 70 report
specifically on the subtcot
Mr.. ADRsiy, (opp) Of N. j., presented the rcso'u-
ton on national questions, az adopted by tho Convex
ticn htely held at Trenton, N J. Similarly referred
Mr. CLARK, (opp) Of Mo-, wishcd TO know whether ~
committee likely 70 report at An early day or NJ A.
II was important that this should DO known
To this question there resporsa, and several
gentlemen called Mr.. Csrk 10 order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2, 1861.
Tho despatch frcm the Presde Of tho South Carolina
Convention 10 tho Governor Of Louisiana aud the Mayor
Of New Orleans, that the Commissioners at washngtca
believe inevitable, produced intense cxoitement
here.
Companies raising in New Orleans 10 embark tcr
Charleston contemplate to obtain possession Of two Spa
nish steamers, of New Orleans, condemned By
govern ment also seize the forts the Mssssppt
river Immediately on the secession Of Louisiana.
The resignation Of Secretary Floyd has done much 70
hasten secession action President Buchanan is uaver
sally condemned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
WAsMvvToN. Jan. 2. 1901.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1861.
Among other sensations todny that Senator
Wade 10 be sinaed The particulars fol
lows S.o time since residing in Mississippi,
signing himself Phelps, wrote letter to Wade after his
late speech threatening to shoot him sight on
81 the ami southern sentiments therein contained Yes-
ieriay afternoon u called upon Hon. Edward Wade,
a rc,rosen a,ye fcn Ohio al his residence Mrs Crters
No A street, Capitol Hill, and asked If he wss tho
CorgroSMan who had latc.y made a speech. Mr. w. 70.
plea that himself, but relative Tho stranger
then asked whore his relative, the senator, lived Mr,
W gave Tho direction, and OBTAINING his ysitsr upon
scmc prcext other, cent word 10 the senator that
ssp,oous individual hs track and that 10 should
he n HE guard In dus ume the stranger appeared a
the icdigs % Senator wade, atsMrs Hysts, No. $50
Pennsylvania avenue. lilo was invned into tho parlor
but deci,pod stating that bs business was with
Mr. Wade alone, and 10 wished 10 see him In his
APARTMENT. lie then confronted by tho Hon
sidney tdserton Of ohio, who was stopping At the
place Mr.. y asked tbs stranger where be was from
ue replied, Massachusetts,. nut his pronunciation and
general arpcararcc inclined Mr. Edgerton beevc tnas
he was not from that region. Mr. T. then asked him hi
This tho stranger refused to give, aud said 40
would disclose Il 10 Mr. Wade lilo was told that
Mr. W accustomed 10 tie visits Of stran
gers in TIA, manner and thcrcupon the stranger with
drew
1hin r. The whole Of thst story far The
rfsr hns created cons,de able talk ad spoc,lacn Cor
ID ne midst q the II bt blood 'hat now sdrgos b.,
,vechhc North aud soath more u % kua.ins what
hop maJ bring forth.
Tie rtcsten, hos an the initiative IN matter TN,
vs. ESTEEMED % ~ serious sturnbnos
h,ocT III lie Administration Of hs slcccs sor
n H. Lktr "a, -inn.it ~ u appointing Smihern
ptn W Vie wce., fcoersi c'G,ctcsh.p &c Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

syNenia 70 The Senate to-day Collector or Charleston
Tie lfeedent could not lind Southern man who woui
sotP' Tie wiiI 1t Is understood be sent to Charleston
~ revenue cutter, and II not allowed 10 land he wi
SrsLef "a Tie barber and there collect tho revenue
lfcn tie action Of the southern Senator's to-day IN re-
sng 70 60 INTO executive session confirm tho COlec-
tr of charleston seems that they intend 70 resist his
coni nation.
The correspondence which has been going on between
the President and the South Carol La Comm will
probably be communicated to the Senate To- morrow by
tho sresdent. He intended to have sent to-day n the
Commissioners Lad replied TO his letter time for him TO
90 So Tie nature OF their reply not known. II has
been prepared with great care hes admitted 10
large number OF leading southern Senator's Who when
Il om.s before tho Senate will sustain It, Tho Prcsi-
Gent VIII doubt be denounced by the Southern senators
md representatives. IL both houses He expects it; but
lie Eas aiken his position deliberately and after nature
reflection, and he intends to stand or fall by t. The
Southern men assert that the President has gone over
the repc biicsns.
The bali viii undoubtedly be opened the Senate by
Messrs Davis, Benamn, slide, Hunter AM many others
Mr. Thompson, Secretary OF tho Interior who still holds
out, win be compelled TO resign. His delegation insist
thnt he shall leave the Cabinet He resist tho,
Southern men who are hourly beeegng him.
Mr. Thomas viii not resign. He says Maryland Is for
the Union He may be compelled however TO leave tho
Cabinet.
Mr. Holt, the Postmaster General and Acting Secretary
a Warts Of the strongest and staulchest friends OF
the PRESIDENT and the position which he his taken Tho
whole SOUTH IL IL said, have united upon Mr. Csittendens
proposition, which is the pres ntoh by him - the
Senate Committee OF Thirteen with Mr.. Douglas free
hesto clause, rot allo wing them hold Office II
tie republicans will accept this, sottlemont can DO
lid in twenty four hours. He says they do not
nccent il his fortunes with The south. The repnb
canh assert positively tina. they viii not accept IT, Mr..
s'HaiG, II rs send, b preparing proposition which his
ti"os ray VII DO acceptable TO tho South What II 10
las not yet leaked out The position assumed by Mr.
Si,eey ahd many ether republican papers In tie North
IS thoegat VIII preclude tie possibility OF proper and
satisfactory adjustment. Many republicans who
oss of settlement afraid Of encouItofng tho
thess d the tabld black republican press Of the North
Cen Cameron arrived here this morning from SPRING
field He goGa INTO the Cbinet probably Secretary Of
the Treasury.
kr. Hinnots visit 20 Sprin field for scat in
The Cabinet bot in reference to the senatorsh Penn
Eyivaiia There is no m-udei stGnding between Came
ron and Niimct. Tie latter eci N man viii loubtediy
be one Of tho Senators from that state.
The sreca! House committee Layo agreed upon Mr.
GrhteIdens PLAN and there probability that they
will 1he committee OF opinion to-day that thsy viii
DC Unable 10 agree upon any plan OF adjustment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
ADDRESS OF HENRY WINTER DAVIS.

DAIrMchs, Jan. 2, 1851.
Henry Winter address his Ills ever
two columns this Afternoons Patriot Ito main feature
k powerful appeal sgainft coavenng the Maryland Ls
gaturc Ho sontouds that such act undcr tho pre-
sent excitement would be augkt with imminent danger
to the Unon and TO any hope Of adjusting the existing
national difficulties He dcnounccs the efforts made and
making 10 have Legislature assembled, nstigatcA
by thc extreme rcvouonsts and scccssioniss Of ths
southapot to fcrciby take possession OF tho federal
capital and prevent 1noclns inauguration which would
rrericvably dissolve the Union and plunge tho whole
nation into civil war.
He also says that Maryland has everything 70 ose and
nothing to gain by joining Southern confederacy.
dissolved Unon under any circumstance destroys hss
identity kills her commerce her railroads manufactures,
everything. lie only safety N Ia tho Unon, AMI hes
paramount duty Ia defend IL at every hazard.
He says tbs Southern secessionss have been stumpinG
the STATE psduousiy poisoning tho minds Of the Mary
and people, and ondcavorng 10 get them 10 urge the
conventions Of the Legislature BY cvcrruiins and ini.
dating Governor Hicks that the Legislature were con-
vcncd sus would be made ts tho members
az would cause them take sides with tho nlbustsrlng
revoutAiss and plunge tho whole country into irr0
trievaAye ruin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
THE ALABAMA CONVENTION.

moNi"oNHh jan ~ HOWL
From fun returns, hfy esh, delegates In favor OF i'm
mcdato secession elected TO forty two opcrausa
lists. The operation favored by most OF The iatov
class Is already secured and they will probably vote with
the former.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1891.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1851.
The Post Office Department has awaited itsef Of tho
privilege accorded ID the mail contract with tho
OF the steamer Isabel for service between Charles
ton and hey Vest az forty thousand dollars por annun
10 cancel the sama upon allowance Of month extra
psy. The contract with the parties for carrying
tie mails to Havana for the Stages remains ia force
2ke House Committee o. Thir;ythree had lorg ses
to-day. General Wilson's proposition voted
upon lost, al tho republicans ana Winter Davis vot
ing IL the negative.
Mr. Nelson's plan, as modified by Messrs Cri,,sudea
and Corwin, was then taken UP and discussed.
Ii resolved that IS iaeyredi; abolish slavery
on the government, grounds 10 slave states.
A resolution regarding slavery Ia this District
pending when committee adjourned.
The feeling grows dsiy stronger among the repubi
aEene ploiorng t.eo resolutions amendments
10 the constitution they preferirg pass them
ply explanatory Of that instrument.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2, 1851
Returns Indicate that Georgia has gonc for immediate
secession.
The siso troope Of Georgia occupy the ferts u
Pulas aud Jackson and the United States Arsenal IN
Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

NASuNaiON, JAN z, 1871
The expectation that Senator's Iongas and Paker would
address tho senate to-dly, drew together immense
throug. The galleries Hobbies aud passage ways were
otosdsd by dense OF human beings, large pro
portion being ladies' 70 intense tho pressure that
oral sfes iained and with difficulty conveyed
TO the onmittce rooms whore resoratlvcs were ap-
Piled
Judge ioues did not speak but Colonel Baker riveted
the atcftion Of the audience during the de-
very Of this his maiden cfor: in the upper branch OF
tho nati nj Legislature Your readers win Observe,
from The regular report Of the Senate proceedings the
grounds Tho oregoniun Senator assumes in the pro.
sent crE.a; and ho has Just isturned from
visit t. the Iresideut elect, il is not un-
likeiy he may fore hadAw OF tho views
entertained BY Sir Lincoln. IS whole, the speech did
not produce very gre sensaion but the puhc antici
patcd assblime rhetorical effort, and this their
rectatons not fully realized some listeners oven
d clare the speech have been failure, while others
give It passing words OF prnise
opposes any Convection OF the border States
has been propnsed, 10 assemble in Bamore-it being
constitutional Every project towards adjusting tho
difficulties be titu,ional, except thoao
amendments ami compromises prescribed by the const
tun The whole people and States must act together
be believes slavery only by the Unions prosc
ton. Nothing but adjustment within the whole Union
c&ii hNtft tiNH Hc ttll
tie rarge of possibility.
large Northern manufacturer purchased extensive
10, Of esher here yesterday after consultation with Mr.
Seward and ohs prominent republicans in Washington,
Monday, they assuring him that the difficulties would
be aucahly settled.
Tho public expectation OF q message from The prcsi-
dent having bccn disappointed Tor tae day runcrs
again rife that the President win shortly transmit
message, and Issue . proclamation calling Q fcrco Of
sixty thousand to tho national capital, 10 protect
the federal property and sustain the government.
That the South win proseut an ultimstum to
Congress within. three days asserted upon Trustworthy
authority, aud denied then viii the conflict inevitably
begin.
The House proceedings to-day do not point to AMIGA
bic settlement
II IA reported with utmost confidence that Senator
Cameron has 10 day been rendered by Mr. Lincoln the
puet y, Secretary u the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
oun WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON Dec ~ 1850
Pubic E,ecsution Of ne Messace-Th Rush 10 nc Cars
s,7n, Go.sirs Arouud ne FSer4ai,s Aansicn-7hs re
oys,om IN kec Teoss Day, Or.
Al The hour write The Who'll. city r on the tiptoc Of
expectation In rcrsit 10 tho PRESIDENTS special Mcsssge
On south Ca,olua erats Net only pchsi'rs, but near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NNHM'ND, va, jan z, IStV
Governor Ellis, Of North Carolina, has despatched
troops TO seize upon Fort Macon ut Beaufort the forts at
Wilmington aud the United States Arsenal at Fayetts-
willie. This informant N has bson brought here by gen
teman connected with Insurance. Office Of this CITY,
who las Just returned from Wilmington. It is doomed
reliable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
THE FEELING IN MASSACHUSETTS.

J,
The usual sermon before tho Governor and stan and
Ale legislature, state dsnitarss and military wns
preached to-day Of tho OLD south church. BY Processes
Austin Phelps He ssso 80 AS people wa never conrvc-
miscA material interests God forbid that shoulA
do so now. (ione apr,auss) We mds& be prepared "
stand lot, wher,vsr aid however the trial u ros
institutions shall Tremendous nppause)
nv tho sacrifice Of vr,uo and our best blood" enew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03


Tho Cabinet had rather pvotractcd session to-day
The reply OF the South Carolina Commissioners TO the
Presidents lettcr was received at iato hour. Tho
document unbecomng ambassadors from the sat Stat
OF eouh Carolina II "a rcpictc with abuse Of tho Prcsi
dent and contains not sngle point IN regard 70 the
issues involved between the State Of South Carolina and
the Executive The President intends TO ,rca, I, with
contempt, and will exclude from the correspondence,
which he intends 70 send u the Senate. Their cause
must be bad when they resort - abuse Of tho Exc
cu,ve The Presidents letter 10 them was courteous
and dixnined Their reply iusolent and undigniacd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20
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!. isliss ~ ~ PfTTsBuRaH. Jan. Al, 1860,
DR. KrYsuR -Aiy wife has been aGlicted with q bad
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Violence The complaint has been hereditary and she
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ing one dose IexpTem my entire satisacon with th'
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6aaire 10 DO 90, WM. WILSON,
7lc rsa ~ Alderman Fifth Ifsrd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-20

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