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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

GIsaru IlALLocW, E.q., senior editor Of tho
..D.pd oi ,omm,rce, has sold out his interest
To Dawn SroNE commercial editor and wM
&. PGIMr, who. with Mcssrs. IIALLocK Jr,
and HALE, will conduct the paper, it is sup
posed, on Union principles and the pr hibition
If its issues from the mails is accordingly re-
moved
The Day Book suspended on SATURDAY,, until
siftcr times for trito~.
&c "ilon.' BrN WooD made timely O.
J. Pc from the city and Fort Lafayette last week,
and has gone, 1t is sad, to Canada. II is SUI
poci that FERNANDO will carry on the Njcs,
which will subsilc into some sort Of a seeming
LOYALTY, such as the Mayor is an adept in.
The U'"rlR has been sold out to Mr.. FoRp,
the We ,lthy rubber manufacturer, who was one
ui 1t. principal stockholders.
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TIE c.l,ssrs. Pony pr,v,--.

Oaier 6fdfioH Pdcifc Tsleoroph, 05 miiei pef
effort Kcarny,. Arg. S0.-Tho Pony Express
passed here AZ A. NJ.
iSan Frascisoo, Aug. H.-!The steamer UneI,
Sam sailed on tho 21st inst, for Panama, carry
ing 1893 passengers and III, 100, 900 specie for
New York, and e1SS, 900 for England.
Business generally is assuming more healthy
condition.
Relief committees, composed Of former resi-
land states and Michigan are organized in San
Fnncisco, for the purpose Of receiving subscrip-
tions for the aid Of the families Of volunteers
from the states named
The body Of Terence Bellew McManus one Of
the Irish cNiles Of 1919, was shipped toiiv Nv
The Uncle sam, for Ireland, via New York.
The Irish residents of San Francisco joined in
grand funeral demonstration previous to placing
the body on the steamer.
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Important from Missouri.

-. Ju~ph No., lug 30.-Tlis morning our
city va, surprised aud thrown into a state ol ca.
ii .ucu' hy the arrival Of 100 moimtcl ludarmed
lcbtl-, who pirudcd the streets uul captured twO
tinted State, army recruiting officers aud then
returned e. the camp WhiCh Is some mile.
distant. II is rumurcd that there arc 80 men
ru'c.yor, +, Il near there The Withdrawal II
rle Federal trooI 5 from this point and vicinity
ha. ly' the field open to thor dcprcdations,
~ LMy'H, No., S,P'. l.-LI,t night lG Of
the |. :. reserve cops in this county were or
l.i.d tu arrest SOlent scccS. iunist lyu,, some
lu mile west Of here. On approaching the
h.ur tine lights were put ont, and the Owner
learning their intentions, fired a dOublc harrrlcd
shot gun, killing ? Of the reserve corps. They
hcu burt open the door aud killed him and an
thor man, who fired and ran.
Thcrr is camp of Pc Ccssoui-ts in that nrisl-
.u'lprd q low mile, from where the above mem
iuuod occurrence took place. Seventy Of the
r-er>r CuIu- left here this morning 10 hold them
u cine, + until reinforcement, can be- obtained.
pV'r,y H., AUg. 3l.-lhc train from 81. JC-
,.uh , arrived IL safe this evening The re-
In,ts If the track bciuE torn up for mllc- west
n PunNm cannot be true There is great eN-
element here tonight, ocra.ioned bv fears Of an
ttlrh ~ the rebels from Missouri.
JcvtrsoH CUy, No., Srpi l.-Col. Marshall P
cavalry were at Georgetown on Thursday and
surrounded the town, taking MI. MagOliin pris-
uncr, with several other. One Of Col. Mar
,lnl men was killed, and one badly wounded
The, have probably reached Lexington by thi'
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Interesting from Western vir.
ginia,

Wheeling, S,p,. There Is considerable ,v.
element here tonight. IN consequence of dis.
patch just received from Fdirmount. Marin CO..
10y the Governor, stating that large uunh, 9
II scccs,iouists had risen IN the buck ruun,r,
aul we're MARCHING ON tho town to burn T. %,
tear up the uilruid track. The drums are Jcii
ing 10 arms, and the streets arc crowded with
people The Governor IS dispatching the Home
Guard and volunteer citizens to FIirmUnnt. and
the train is about ready to start. The rising j.
supposed to I've IN concert with some movement
oi Cen. lcos. MI the United States truup.
have lately gone forward frum that point. II
il feared hat the movement amonqfthe secession
ists may liz general, AMI large numbers here are
going on pairl tonight.
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From Washington.

lidiWpinp, AM. 3i.-1hc scccs,i0nist IL.
uiri 20 hv Mr.. Russell in hi last letter ~ in
he employment Of the Postmaster General. il.
. Mr.. Phillips, whose wIih was arrested few
DAYS since. Mr.. Russell saw him in the post
office, vhor" hc was permitted TO take letters
iDr southern friends directed Ia This Office
lir city postmaster Mr.. Celphane, make,
an explanation in order to relieve Mr.. blair,
but no reason ri, On why scccssonst should
hr permitted ils," the post office AMI that
too. since the battle 81 Bull Run.
pn,.-s are now granted to all genuine cor
respond, ut. ol lu,aI papers. For more than
week, the Euglisi Correspondent, had passes,
wl'r the, were Refused To the American cor
respondents.
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The Kanawha Defeat a Victory.
Heroic and Terrible
Fight
Glorious and Successful Resist
ance Of Col. Tyler's Ohio R7gt,
Surprised by 5000 Rebels!
They Cut their way through.
THEIR BAGGAGE TRAIN SAVED


t'..H0G, lug. 2s.-The following are all
the ar'.ruhrs that we can learn Of the baths
AZ ~.umC-yillc, % the 10Th, which appears to
h.,s l,ru hlcpiy anlir The 9Th Ohio rcgi-
mcut Col. Tyler was surrounded while at
breakfast and attacked on both TANKS and in
III, front simultaneously. Oar mon Immediate
!, formed for battle, aui fought bayely, while
they saw but little chance of success, the enc
my proving so powerful.
WELL puNE cot. TYLER
Col. Tyler sent forward to the baggage train
which was coming up at three miles distance, and
turned 1t back toward Gaulcy's Bridge, which
place it reached in safety. Companies u, G.
aud suffered most severely. They particular
!, were in the hottest of the fight and finally
fought their way through fearful ODDS follow Ell
hr the rest d the regiment, making dreadful
hayoc in the enemy forces.
The r,hcl force consisted VI 2 0oo iniintry, 100
cavalry. anil 10 guns. The fcl,ra force, scat
tered after cutting their way through, but soon
formed again and fired, hut received no reply or
pursuit from tho enemy Our loss is no, yet
definitely asccttaincd. Not over 200 arr miss
my, out Of the 800 engaged. The rcbel les, WIS
fearful. Lieut.. Col. Creighton captured the
enemy 5 coloS and two prisoners
The following is list Of the officers known to
he killed Captain DYER, Go. u, Pancsville;
capt. Shurtlcil, Co. G, Obcrlin; Capt. Sterling,
Go. |; Adutant D,iorcst, Co,cland; Lieut..
Charles Warren Sergt. Major King Of War
ZEN. The other field officer. arc all safe.
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Conscience.


An oath binds a man, under penalty of per-
jury, to do what no cOnscientiuusly considered
his words to promise. Apart from Ignorance,
prejudice, or false representation, wo believe
hat every naturaliLed citizen has, according tD
the intent Of the form oi naturIil ,tiun, sworn
10 support the legally constituted Government
at Washington. Many poor man may have
teen taught, however, that his obligations were
not Of thi, character, ami may, therefore, with
out being willing to p,yurc him'clf, be carried
away 10y the waves Of public opinion about him
to the wrong side Els Ic'sgrdph.
We clip The above from the Cincinnati CrhD-
Er YhWoJh and Ij"pc1ir Of May ~.
We may aid 10 the very just answer of the
distinguished and learned editors Of the Icie-
gydJh, that it becomes the duty OF every clergy
mau IN he seeded states Ia abstain from any
ucii', act that may lead his people to believe
that they are released from the obligation Of
their oath Of allegiance. The appointment to
the chault'ucy M rebel regiment does not inn
ulv that the chaplain slnc'. Ons The violation Of
'tc oath. lie only lrni- his services to recon-
lc with Cod dying Her Who my have
been guilty Of perjury .-B,sfoH P,tot.
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The Rebel Account.

ioDiwide, n.y., Aug. M.-A special to ne
Cpu,i,r Of this city, from the iH'oR md
Am,sicon, of Nashville, dated today, says that
dispatches nom Richmond state that Gen.
Butler, commanding fleet one hundred guns
aud four thousand men, arrived at Fort Hatteras
on Tuesday, aud opened fire on the Fort, which
Nos vigorously returned BY the garrison OF
three hundred men, under the command ol
Captain barrow, formerly Of the L, S. Navy.
After twenty rounds had been Tired, the ann
munitiun # tho Conlederates gave out, aud the
entire garrison surrendered. The Fort wa
built few months since, aud mounted twenty
guns.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07
sIhooncr Ashore polirIrn'.

Port},u,d, Ne, Sept. Tho schooner ashore
on Richmond Island proves to 10 the schooner
Marccllin, Crockett, Of New York, for Portland
with coal. She went ashore Thursday A. NJ,
turing II thick fog. The vessel aud cargo will
proye total Loss. The sail, and rigging will
he saved.
GA SATURDAY. Afternoon the Mon Democrats
II cumberland County, in convention mot in
dis CITY, and endorsed the nomination ot Col.
Jameson for Governor. Strong Uni0 resolu'
lions Were unanimously adopted.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

IhihnL5iid, Aug. M.-Thr remains Of Cen
Iyun passed through this CIV at O'Clock this
morning, escorted 10y the military to the Trcn-
ton rail road depoi The tlags Oi the cry are
at half mast, Numbers crowded the ..rects
through which the prpCrs- ion paced.
I,,ahH. - L., iugtt 3l.-Iho remains Of
General lyon passed through tbs place ut !
o'clock this uDrning. During the passage
through tho city minute guns were fired, tLc
bells tolled, and Ing, displayed at liali-nas.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07
FrnnI -. Louis.


81. iouis, AVJ. 81 Provost Marshal Me
kinstrv has issued orders pcremp;orlv forbid
ding any person passing beyond the limits Of
this county without special permit from his
office, and railroad, steamhoit, ferry and other
agents are prohibited from selling tickets TO any
one not holding pass from the Provost Mar
shal. This order Is aimed specially to reach
parties leaving the city for the purpose Of cont
munlcating information to the enemy.
BRILLIANT rErEN,E OF LEXINGTON.
~. ioms, aug 3i.--Thc Rpvj,ican has
Dispatch saying that tho Secc,sioni,ts, 1000
strong attacked the 100 Homo Guanls and
National troops in tho intrcnchmcnts at Lex
ugton on THURSDAY, ami wcrc rcpulsed with the
lvss Of 80 Killed None VI the National force
was killed.
DECIDED ACtioN or Gov. GAMBLE.
Chas. MclA.cp, Basil W. Duko anil James
II. Carlisle, secession Police Commissioners,
have been removed hv Gov. Gamble.
MARTIN GRrrN plpN'r TAXI PALMYRA.
The report that Palmyra was occupied by Sc
ccs-ioni'is under Martin Green, few DAYS ago,
is untrue.
TIIF CAPTURED MONEY RETURNED
The money belonging to the Fayetto Bank,
seized 10y SccessioniSts on Wednesday, has been
returned.
MONTGOMERY At IUrN.
Rplc. No., Aug. lO.--partics from Spring
field report that u skirmi,h hal taken place IN
N,inun county, eis; Of Fort Scott bctw cen Col
Mohtgomcry, Of the Kansas forces, and tho
r'lcl troops under Gen. Rains. Rcnlorcemcnts
had been cent I" Rains from Springfield.
MoNrNFNrs ~ ruE NAuNrDglts.
Six thousand rebels were encImpcd Mt Pond
NWng. Another cncampmcut uf over live
thousand men was at spring south Of the Ia
yctcNilr Road.
Gen. Mcbride, with ono thousand men, pissed
through Didc county, last week, IN northwest
direction, and ono thousand men were at Dry
Lead, In DJde county, devastating the counir,
ol ever, Vcstigc If property belonging to I'm
ion men.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07
From Fortress Monroe.

Io1yo" NoHro,, dUgVa 30 ria Bdhimore
This morning ,inall secession tug boat
mounted with litlcd brass cannon, ran out from
Norfolk to within two and half miles of New
ruit News. She fired twcntv-threc shots AZ the
I. $. iig1tc Savannah. Nupcr-on wa injured.
wl gums AMI Stwycr'- riilcd cannon on shore.
Nhcn they were brought to bear upon her she
rln down toward. Old Point aud fired Two shells,
one It which c>plodcd near the Seminole and
H." other clo.c To the RIP r7ps. The frr was
returned, whcrcupon she rctrrhtcd behind Sew
MI ImImL.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

F | n A n CT A l., &c.
NEW YORK, Monday, SON. .

NEW YORK, Monday, SON.
The week opens with a stronger stock market
mtutnced by the favorable war news Of yesterday
uut without any great sctiv.ty In tho nm"tt OF
business. Federal stocks take the lead, AMI are ia
rood demand At full rates, tho coupon axes Of 1851
sel'nu Az hipl, ps -, aud registered At saH. The
ru, inv ON tie part OF foreign houses for Federal
,,,,ly ,,l aha arrnnsss with which the tanks thus
~ refuse TO aNow parties 10 share their nnierakhH
sNrpt upon the basis ~ cash 'or 1ao per cent
noes are not without effect, IN sending buyers To
he Assistant Treasurer, where tue notea can only
lo lad at present.
Notwithstanding tho phases u tho poilleal world
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Arbitrary Seizure of Vessels.

,From he Bostoo Jound.I

,FrpD he Bostoa JouHdi.l
In the seizure oitho ship John II. Jlryis from
| liverpool, 10y the pirate steamer Music, the
Forfeiture OF the ship was resisted by the own
.,ls, and it appeared that her cap,ors had no
4" lawful claim upon her as She wa, not taken
Hrou the high s',,. But III, JcT Davis Govern.
m VI sct up a claim upon the ground that NON
aud after the declaration OF war the property of
the enemy become liable to 'cilurc and CON
,lemuatiou "A, prize OF war This claim, il ap-
pears by a recent letter from Ncw Orlcan-, has
hcen allowed, and the ship declared forfeit 70
the Confederate GOyo'unnnt. The decision in
this case, it l. said, involve, in the same tate
the following named vessel, which wore 'eiled
at the wharNcs iu New Orleans, Just after the
secesh" DECLARATION OF war while they were
lolt.ng Tor Europe ships Marshall (anl gar
80, Robert Harding, sat" OF Maine, Toulon,
ky-,Icl Dyer, Ariel, c. \. llrwoll AMI Amer
~ Union, bark Chester and schooner Il, =.
/cs, Tie value OF these vessels, thus arbi.
lrurilv seized, i,cstimated at over $500 900.
A letter from New Orleans saws, with refer.
cnce to the case of the John II. Jarvis:
1T i. much better, in any event, TO fall into
the hands OF the gov eminent instead Of the pri-
,saterr,, because Whenever the government ioes
sell thev will ell to the highest bidder and not
bid them,elNes; and therefore II your shin should
ultimately hc Sold he can probably be purchls.
,d for very small part Of her real value. lie
cause people here, ! think, are not disposed 10
purchaee any ofthc prizes, either Of priyIteers
Or government, cNccp' nj u very low figure
The fear that the title would be hereafter dis
pnted would operate against the buyer. The
Ahalcno was sold few DAYS ago far %, 800
and bought in bv 1homas Mcclellan. | think
there was bid made ON account Of the owners,
and that the only bidder was Mcclellan him.
sall. The privateer business as a speculation
has TUNED out rather badly for the parties ill.,
terested."
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

Important Decision Respecting tho
HlOckude.

Washington, iVg. 1t seems certain that
the Administration at present has no intention
whatever to avail itseli Of the pcrmissiye sane
ton given by Congress to the collection of du-
ties On shipboard, or to tho entire closing Of
ports, which on the Land side are in tho poss-
c,sion Of the in,urectionary authorities. Our
Government will rely on the existence aud
efficiency Of tho blockade for an efficient
answer to any reclamation which may
oe made by foreign Governments in regard to
their maritime rights. The hteHigcmer Of to-
dav coU,ain- an article to the above effect,
til, trlcsraphic agency has such authentic in
formation a. warrants the expression Of the
correctness Of he statement.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

GEN. RosES,EANS SArE.-Advices received
y the Department from General Rosencrans as
Surcs us Of his confidence in his ability to main
tain his position against any force the rebels will
De likely to concentrate in hi, vicinity.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

Ir is too true, that Congressman 7. A. X.
NEIsoN Of Tennessee ha. purchased his life OF
the Confederate traitors by succumbing to their
authority We pity him far more than if he
had died martyr to his acknowledged duty.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

ErASruS CoESING and PErER CAGGER are
delegates from Albany ions A. GREEN was
ON Saturday elected ono of the delegates from
Onondaga County dean RICHMOND and H.
i. REDfIELD from G,ncsscc County.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

SECRETARY CIIAsE has issued manifesto
recommending the popular loan TO the citiz n.
and capitalists. Its length, and the late hour of
its reception, render it impossible to give it in
this day paper.
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Having raised several sleeplcss nights disturbed ~
he d, COMICS aud cries of suffering child, and be-
opnng convinced that Ms. wINsLow's sooTII-
ING SYRUP vas Just the article needed, procured
supply for the child. On reaching home, and 90
q,aitng his wife with what he had done, she re-
fused 10 have u administered ~ the child, a. sbs
was strongly in favor OF Homeopathy. That nlghs
the child passed In suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day following, the
islhor found the baby still worse, and, while Oon-
lempa,ing another sleepesa night the mother stop
ped from ule room ~ attend 10 some domestic du-
,c4, aud left the father with the child During her
...ouce he administered portion OF ths soorH-
IsG SYRUP n the baby, and said nothing. THAI
ueh 40 hands slept well, and tho little fellow Awokn
BOO the morning bright aud happy. The mother wAs
i.lgltcd with tie sudden md wonderful CHANGE
d although at 6ist offended at the deception praO-
rd upon hen, tas continued " use the syrup, and
suI,rng, crying babies and restless nights have
disappeared. single trial u the syrup never ye,
s.Isd u relieve the baby and overcome the prefu-
l,rs OF the motler.
HuTHEEsl MOTHERS II MOTHERS Am
Old NURSE FOR CHILDREN DonT fail ~ pro
cure Mr.. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETuING, Il hss no squal on earth.
n, mother who has ever tried MIs WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN will ever
consent 10 ct her child pass through the distressing
d critical period OF teeGhing without tine aid Of thi
Invaluable PREPARATION. Ii life and heath can 10
estimated by dollars and eeuts, il Is worth the weghA
IA gold.
Millions q battles are sold avery year in the Uni
III sl,tss. 1t is AZ Old luG nell tried remedy.
THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR whan
children tsethng are almost certain 10 be Gihicted
with uysrntery and DiarrhGa. Mrs. WINSL40Wa
SOOTHING SYRUP IL never falling remedy for
ii go. Diseases and viii give Immediate raief from
all main and distress incident 10 the process Of teeth
i,g Every mother should provide 10 IL har child
teu,
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KERP Mrs.
WINsLOws SOOTHING sYGyP for ehildraA
reetLing. No medicine in the united States sells
ukeh. lis standard modisiaR and is fNms ~
world vide. Physicians ordsr and uss d wherever
it, magical ELECTS have hsaA Witnessed.
BEwAKE on ooUKTERTgiTs AND INN rATIoHn-
| None genuine uneSs the facsimile Of CUkris .
| PFhKINS, New Yogk, is on the outslds wrapper.
| SUD by DrlggEis throughout tAs world.
Principal once, No. 10 Cedar o., New YORK
PriOs 0aly y esals hosltA eoAS
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.iHouE 1ug. 21.-Jo~ph e. Yates, Of
S.hncrtadv. come. out in card rcPudatng
the action Of thc Democratic state Committee
aud ndU'sirg the policy Of Union in the coming
election,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

The Boston riot Of June 10, 1861, published
the annexed question propounied to the editors
Of the Cincinnati Cdhoic Teicgrdph, together
with the response of Bishop Purcell, ono ol tho
editors Of that paper. A. many Of the adopted
citizens of the country do not oih'r take the
Boston it'oi or the Cincinnati Clhuiic Ia
graph, il has been deemed proper to submit il
to them in this form for ,.cnu ral edifcation
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

Eo,'oo. AUg. ~ Tho United States Mar
'hal today -"lcd $4,000 pound. Of tobacco, the
llcr,l property Of James Thomis Jr, Of
Richmond. The tobacco reached here rii
Nnsh, lie and Louisville.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

The zane dispatch says that Il Is believed Il
Richmond that the blockade has been effectively
broken by the arrival Of the British shin Ar
lance At Beaufort, ~ G..
President Davis is reported as eonvalcsceat
MORE GAS.
=. An engagement took place at Crus Lane
Virginia, on the Goth inst, between z. 600 Con
tederate soldiers and 900 National troopa result
ing in our favor
soUR GRAPES.
Commercial non-mercoursc with the North
under limitation, IL 10 he enforced by penal
ties during the war. Letter correspondence is
also prohibited.
Adviccs from Matanzas 10 the 25th inst. state
that British schooner nan the blockade Oft
Newbern, and has arrived at this port (SlItan-
zas.) She has sailed again for Charleston. A
sloop from Charleston also ran the blockade.
Two regiments " the Brigade of the Home
Guards OF Louisville, under command of Brig
Gen. jouatt, paradcd through the streets this
evening. They made fine appearance, being
tnllv armed and uniformed. Several companies
" the Brigade, urnif,rmcd anil unatmcd. not
haN'nr participated in the parade today are on
Iar1dc IN the streets tonight
IN" shock Ui an earthquake was distinctly
dt hcrc toby, persons hint atdusru wv H. ,io.
l'r'o from sleep The shock. astcl full, three
minutes.
The statement FROM Washington. that Mr.
Guthrie had sent adNiccs to tina, city NJ an ap-
= c''rd"d outbreak oC hUstilitc. in Kentucky,
is untrue
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

PADUcAH, KY, OrrLAwEp.-Thc steamer
Samuel On wa. ,eilcd by N"cessi1nist at Pa
ducah. on the I'D instant with the mails and
freight.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

OMyFE CGoMwRLI.'s " Soldiers Pocket BIZ
be is ready for sale at the rooms of the
American Tract Society, $50 Nassau street.
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The Carbon Dcmocrn, once Entered.

Nlph CluRt, Pl. S,p'. t. some p'r,ons
entered tire rUb,p Dsm,c,% office here last
night aud destroyed tue tlIe, upset the stands,
ctr. The pres was not disturbed.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

the question frequently asked. who Ia mrs.
wlNsLowt We will simply say that she Is . LADY
who, 'or upwards Of 80 years, has untiringiy de-
vut,,, her time md talents female physician
aud nurse, principally among children. shs hss
especially studied the constitution and wants Of
lis numerous class, so generally overlooked o.
oarrcssly treated by the faculty In too many n
and, a result Of this effort, and practical
knowledge obtained IN life time sponi nurse
and plyacian, she has compounded a soothlng
syrup for children teething. II operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is, moreover, sure 10
regulate the bowels. In consequence Of this article.
Mis-. wnslow Is beooming world-renowned ~
bcnedctur Of her race: children do certainly
and bless her; especially Is this the In this city
Vast quantities II the soothing Syrup are DALr
and used here We think Mrs. Winslow hlaS
imulortaliEel her name 10y this invaluable Nrtiols.
aud We sincerely believe thousands Of children have
Leen saved from early grave by Us timely uss.
and that millions yet unborn will share ts benohts
and unite in calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty ~ her suffering litte one, In
q u opinion, until she has given ID the benefit Of
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, Try II
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