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INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of FeUer and Ague and
Bilious FeUerS. THIS wonderful remedy was brought
TO the knowledge OF The present prOpreorS by friend
who has been great traveller IN Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he experien-
ced Serere attack of Fever and Ague. On discover
ing his condition, Oftle BOamen took from his per-
son sn Amulet, taying, " Wear this and Ferer luH
touch you Although incredulousa as 10 It's virtues he
cOInpl ed and experienced immediate relief and has
since ways found it efecual protection from the
malarlous complaints
On further investigation he found that the boaiman
attributed 70 1t miraculous powers and said that it
could only be obtained from the Priests oflhe Sum-
Sometime aiterward the gentleman rising with
Priest, obtained from him the secret of its prepara-
tIon and ascerlaned where the med cina herbs were
found, OF which 1t was compounded. The wOmd riul
virtues OF Tins article have induced full belief in The
minds OF the natives in the miraculous healing powers
OF their Priests
Since his return to America it has been tried with
The happesl effect by several Ladies' and Gentlemen
oil high character, who have given 1t the most un.
qualified praise. This remedy having been specific
III Persia for hundreds Of years, for the prevention
and cure OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-s
now offered 10 the nerlcan peO.le
IL Will be sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
iOI use. on receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1888 Main ST.
Richmond, Va, Branch Oicc, Bank OF Commerce
building, New York. Address
!e28ly. JOHN WILCOX & co.
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willie, Greenwood. and Pennington. for Philadelphia,
on Fueaday. Thursday and Saturday mornings, re-
turning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
"A tram leaves Milford every Monday. "Wednesday
and FRIDAY morning at so; returning on Tuesday
Morning Train South connect at SeaiOrd on Tues
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felix.
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Leave Wilmington for New Castle 7.35 A.
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$50 NJ, arriving at Philadelphia 1925 AN.
Passengers by Evening Trains between Baltimore
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tsn and proceed day by giving notice to COnduc
tor. and procuring sIop.Over Check.
Both Trairs going North make close connections
fer New York. L. @ SEWALL. Jr.,
Sup't Del. Railroad.
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irving Female College.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pa.

MECHANlCSBURG, PA;
will commence its next annual session September
the 5lh. E. F. ..'r
Sl60 will pay the expenses of Board, Washing.
Fuel Light and Tuition for academic year of 10
munhs.
Rare facilities offered in Instrumental and Vocal
Music and other ornamental branches at the usual
rates.
Fon Catalogues giving full particulars address
A. g. MARLATF, President.
9r Intolerance is made with pleasure to DR.. w. r..
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MADAME SCHWEND'S
Imf;sIIibIe Powders.
'Why stand We all the day idle?"
JOHN II. BOWMAN.
Practical MaChinisls.

Commerce street, Smyrna, Del,
Has now for sale superior lot of.
COMBINED THRASHJN(, e. CTEAU
ING MACHINES,
OF ms own manufactures; also. his Improved MIX
ilorlohrOW Elk winch, for strength, durability and
speed. cannot DO equaled by any other Power Tbase
acnhes guarantee 10 give satisfaction for Thrash
ing CieanSeParating snd Cleaning the grain from Ihe
cnaII. Ihey cannot be surpassed. | could give nu.
TO corroborale the above statements
Dutdeem II unnecessary, my machines are used bv
smany persons IN Delaware and on the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland. All kinds of REPAIRING done win
I,S lisp I BRASS Bones for the Mccormick Reaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
sEPENADE TO SENATOR MASON.

FRErgUIcK, Mn, ApIil -, lo6I
Senator Mt-cn Of Virginia who the guest Of col
kunke the Representative Of this District IN the hi
Congress was sercnaded last night
Mr. Mason responded by saying that h. WAS here
accidentally, and he could not with propreiy speak Of
Maryland politics, hut be could speak only Of fir
gius He could Say, how ever, that the recon sructon
Of the Union was AN impossihity. Virginia .ympa
thiaed with Maryland, and he mt mated thai Virginia
was disposed to exhibit itpnctcay.
Col Kunkel said that the North dcniad Christian
fellow ship 10 the South, and there ocrl oi ~
iitcal sympathy between the people Of the two $50
tiOns and the people Of MlN hand Would submit tn be-
governed by the action OF her legal rpres, natives.
Mr. Brooke. President OF the Senate, Speaker xii
gore and oher aso uadod and they respond
ed thereto.
TIE Hon gsyer,y johnson il he-r aIrt he hss "a his
possession letter from prr-ijcn; Lincoln, suggrsn
that Marylnd through H. Lee la,urc, should sfre5 ~
an armisicc with he General Goyopmsn, io4 az
days.
courer arrived here from Virginia yesterday, CON-
m1nicl.ing the l,e that Virginia had united her.li
with the Southern Coucdersoy under Presiden! Dsv'r.
The Senate has hitherto aried a unit, and viii
probably continue 10 do 90.
In the House lherc considerable di'e,iiy 81 OIsn.
ion.
IL l. urged tia, p nece sury for Maryland to .soee
before she can claim the aid and prteoiior Of The
Southern ConfcderaH.
Among the sugg-ed, Is The appoint mcni
Of Committee Of Safety with power similar 10 thoss
exercised 10y the Committee Of Saiey in Maryland, nj
tie commencement Of the Revolutionary Var.
Gov. Hicks appointed, Yesterday, Grycoa Eiehe'.
berger E-. member OF the Bar OF ti'f city, S~crc-
tary Of State. The Governor attended the Mciho hat
Epacoyal Church to-day in company with The ro-iden!
Senator
The citizens Of Frederick are extending all social
courtcsies to the members Of the Legislature.
The Senate Committee cosdding Of bla-srs. feloii,
Mckaig, Whitaker Watkins, and III. II. God'hor-
Ou2h appointed consider and report measures most
important for immediate action, and tn whom the Gov
ernorr Message and all oher important matters have
thus far been referred considering and maturing
further measures for the action Of the Senate.
The address ~ the people Of Maryland, unanimously
adopted and publisbcd by The Seba,e has hoon received
in Western Maryland and relieved the public mind o,
mach anxiety from the apprehension Of Issh measures
on the part of the Legislature.
Reports Of a very large accumulation Of Government
troops az Annapolis have reached here, but there Il IT
present disposition tie part Of the Legislature 10
offer them no molesation. Tho troops are reported 70
have exercised very arbiiTry powers, by dspo-ssin2
the citizens Of heir iarns aud Paopefy, which his
created much indignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
PRIvATEERING IN VIRGINIA THE WAR
EXCITEMENT.
pccI.l Di,ps,ch to TIE y. Y. Tribuns

special Hlspetch TO Tie y. \. Tribune.
Pan ApILPHIh, April -, 1861.
Advice from Richmond are very interesting. Gov.
Letcher IA. seized al light draft vessels and steamers
for prvaieerinu pnrposes. The regular liners York
town and jamestown Pre- now being htted with priya-
eering ornaments, and ~ be manned very fulIy
The pryateeTing enlistment II very active, and, no
doubt by week hence thirty vessels viii be sent ont
| from Richmond alone. When these steamers were
seized, our iag was hauled down and tn, Secession
FAC lioistel and sain,ed.
On the steamer Richmond, inst arrived, among Np
Passenger there were 20 women. Before the steamer
vas advertised two days there were over 100 appi-
cations for Passages. Thousands Were prepasiu. to
leave the city Business was Frustrated, and there
was dissiccton among the lower classes. frovirions
were very short. There il sufficient supply OF Hour
! 70 lat iour months. pctaos- were :! per busheL
I Drugs would last three week.
! There was very United sock % co,hing. Grea,
enthns-ism prevailed among certain Glasses. The
women assemble in churches "a make lint, handae1-
| and clothing for volunteer Clenymcn preach natr-
otto di-cOnrsc-. Old men rerct they are disabled and
: little koys cry that tsey young.
| There sro between 1909 aud 6o,1 troops in Rich
,nlui Of whom 700 are South Caruini;ns. III are
eager fJr WalnSton, which they expect TO have IL
week The surrender OF Fort Sumter inoSira,es them
and they el as though they were omnipotent Troop
are being daily :nt Harper fcrl ami AcNandria.
Their belief y TIA, there ar bu aoGD uoops AZ Wash
in.tou that Maryland has biorked FIXTURE trsnrp"rta-
ton, and hat Generalization eNsi- NJ the North IL
! Washington 10 ATTACKED it VII be b. bopiantmen'
! .iIaonc thc Passengers by tho Richmond was Mr..
Ri,cne Of n, RfchaoAd Wag aud, rs II II ruIAored
the he goes abroad buy Tor the Sou'herh Con-
ieisracy, sieg = 70 DistrotAtorn-y Smith That ne
sionli in'eyf ,r with any such reasonable ne.otrlon
ohcrs have notified M. SSri.h tonight, and doubt
! less, Mr. Riches plans viii be frustrated
Tho virrinan troops nor aiscd are well armed bui
many If the rank and Tile IRE impatient OF control.
There II great apprehension throughout the st.1e
that seve insuIrec.ion will take pace ere long, and
| planters doubling their precautions and semo'ins
heir faailies. " b somewhat s;ngniaT iaei 'hai
twenty Charleston Ladies reached this city tonight OK
then way 10 Eastern cities for sio'y while the wives
Of Messrs. Doubleday and Seymour were literally un
sblc to find lodgings in the City Of Charleston after tbs
| evacuation Of Fo.t Mcultrio.
I Msssrs- Rich and Camhsrian, y the seveny.Esn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
ENTHUSIASM OF Pennsylvania TROoBS

HARRISBURG, Anr.i ~ 1911.
special train lei, here last night for ChambersSug
loaded with ammunition, and also ore for York, ATTY
ing blankets, arms, ard tents
Special messengers heir way for Ohio, ludi-
ana, and Illinois, with dispatches.
The war enthusiasm contrues a. treat a. ever.
Clea,ield Comfy, containing 1000 voters mas 400
troops ready, and offers a whole Regiment.
There IL general rejoicing because of tls new re-
QUESTION sned ~ me Governor, End rce'toi volun-
teens excessively glad.
A very heavy rain to-day, made Camp CItin very
dsagreeable, but the soldiers bear Il wei.
The news from Chambersburg to-day rspors tbs
Camp in line condition. and Gen. " ilasas eemErpl-
ing has reduced the soldiers to the etrictst displins
Commiasiry General Irwin goes to Pisssburg IT,
night to Il military camp. Trogpa ars 10 De collected
there 10 protec, the frontier of the southwestern
ties if Necessary also to protect the Union Of the
northwestern counties Of Virginia
One thoussnj regulars from Carlisle 3araahA and
6l0 horses already purchased TO mount cavalry orIn-
erly Of Texas, VIII move Gurin the coming week.
The 18th k.giment vii be organr ed to morrow. Five
regiments AZ Camp tur.h ready 20 nsEe III a
moments police.
The Governor Of OsiO IL nevrS two rosiDsen;s on
Wheeling, ono on Parkosbyrg, and one on Guyan-
iote and Poir, Pleasant, ta protect .he Union men oi
Western Virginia.
A number Of melsbo,s al the Iegislasngessre n, .
roady for che sCssion op.ning on Tuesday.
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THE TROOPS AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNtFoLis. Saturday, April .

ANNAPOLIS, Saturday, April y, ?. "a.
About - O0O troops in all have arrived At AHnapo-
liz. 1900 from New-Yoik are expected tonight.
Learn from good authority that no more troops viii be
ordered without complete preparations ior service.
The continued mild weather only saves great sniier
ing. 600 slept in ne open air lat night There -
plery of provisions but the commsaria Is badly or
gained. Some Of the troops were twcniy-iou. hoir-
without food The supple, by the " Nil Won kal 10
were timely especially he tent cloth Teams are IN
great demand lor transport Of medical stores.
The briq.oiwsr Perry is stationed at tlo entrance Of
the harbor and lne park Of artillery tie right.
The l0th Company OF the sih Massachusetts Reei-
ment Capt Briggs in steaintug last night. cut ont
tie roccivine-sbtp Allegheny in Baltimore harbor,
and anchored her under Fort Molienry.
Cen Butler says there is muskei guarding every
rail between here and Washington. 1t now the
plan 70 place large bodies at Intermediate stations
The Superintendent Of the road Yesterday under
aresl for taking up the rails.
Tie Mary land Legislature II discussing the prorcei
ton 70 adjourn to Annapolis. 1t il expected 10 s-reu-
bic here by Tuesday.
The Legislature will moi pasr an ordinance OF So
ccssiou, but only arm the STATE.
Tie Professors Of the Nassl Academy await ORDER
to Fort Adamf, Newport, x. /.
ESicamen begin 10 ply to the neighboIing places
Travellers from Washington and Baltimore, report
all quiet in those cities.
Half the population Of Annapolis have left the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
THE CAPTURE OF FORT PlCKESS ABAN-
DONED.

CHIc,Go, ILL.,, Apri2 ls6l.
4 gentleman has just returned to this city from a
business tour through Alabama aud Mississippi leaving
Mobile on Tuesday last.
He reports that hundreds Of men, who bad gone tn
Pensacola 10 take Fort Pickens returning home
daily Disguised, and satisfied that it is impossible for
The Confederate States to capture the fort.
Large numbers of The troops st Pensacola were sick
and DYING aud in hospitals from the elects Of ktigre
exposure, and hunger. Our informant reForLs tbe
people Of Alabama and Mississippi almost crazy with
excitement, and ,hal tie mob spirit rampant every
where, and becoming daily desperate in come 10
c;lliticR. 10y tivatencd famine and star Walton
In view Of events at 81. Lols regiment nas cent
from Springfield yesterday To occupy Alton.
4 bin for loan Of $1,000 O00 for war purpose and
smother 10 send 10000 men into camp, 70 answer the
next cs Of the Government are before the Legislature.
Bo.I bill will probably parr to norrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
Blockade Of Virginia and North Carolina
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Trfbm,e.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribrce
WASHINGTON, MonGSy, April %, 1851.
The President has issued the following proclamAr
sion:
BY he P,esidep, Of he United Ssrtes of Ameyiea:
Whereas, for the reasons assigned in my prccSamat
ton Of the 18th inst blockade of the ports Of tho
States Of South Cuolina Georgia, Florida, Aats,ux,
Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas was ordered 10 10
established; and
Whereas, since tsat date pablo property Of the
United States has been seized, the collection Of the
revenue obstrueted, AID duly commissioned officers Of
the United States, while engaged in executing the
orders of their superors. have been arrested and held
in custody prisoners, have been impeded in tho
discharge of their official dues without dee legal pro-
cess by persons claiming - act urder abo'tes Of the
States Of Virginia and North Csrolina. an efficient
blockade of the pors of these States viii also be
hsblisbed
In witness whereof / have her unto SO my hand,
AMI caused the seal Of The United States DC affixed
Done at the City of Washington, this twenty
seventh day Of April, in the year Of our Lord ono
thous 0nd eight hundred and sxtyone, and OF the inde-
pende nee Of the United States the eighty. fifth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By raS PsEsrDxST.
wM ". SEWARD Sec-g.Hy Of Stste-
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roceed from these geDcralities to spectc charges;
for they knew well that not single lnstance OF
,,cb psryersion or oppression could be alleged
%, q. secessi,D rad been determined on before
hand reasons for il were not wanted; pre-
ext alone was necessary.
By it, own terms, the ordinance Is to take Ell
feet so soon as il has been ratified by the votes
Of q majority of the people at an election on the
fourth Thursday IN May. Until then, not even q
Virgiuion can pretend that the State is out OF
the Union, or that its acts Of war against the
Federal Government are anything better than
brigsndage and piracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
MOVEMENTS OF TIE TEMTORs.

CAIB0, H., April -, INbI'
gentleman who left New -cficans On Friday ii--
nialios the following:
The whole county between Jackson, Tohn., ana
New-Oflcan. is in arms. a. oyory station along -a
road companies were seen drilling. taey ailr'F'a
destitute Of arm, using old musi,rts' shot-elns ana
ride. The TELEGRAPH lines in the lands Of the -
rseionis,, and moi permitted "a give Information ~ 70
the movements vi troops. Lcadipc seceosi'4ns.- ..
New-Orcans are ia hoarly expectation oi nc"soi ue
,-,u,u,,. of Washington. Our informant ws- told he
North should hear no more news until the Treasury al
Waehindon was in the hands OF the ConIadeF"'.
oore, and PIcsdsnt Lincoln and Cabinet pr'oiitrs'
All he troops except those IT Fort Pckens were beng
rapidly moved north The best of ihose org n'ly aes
tined for the reduction of that fortress have been With
drawn.
II is no; believed a, NewOr'cns that my silacs on
Fort Pcseus will he made for weeks :" come,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENTS.

BosToN, SATURDAY, April q, 1861.
Forty gifed cannon, contracted for by the SLie are
expected in few days.
The Boston Collector Lac received orders no; 70 grant
clear.mces for any port Sontl, Of Dolawarr Bay.
The Fir, and Tenth Regiments expect iol"ave carly
next week; the Crescent Brigade also Fletcher Web
r,ers Regiment, and Battalion u Volunteers lnfMi'
try under Major Dodd anAiousiy waiting for call
The Citizens Committee 81 One Hundred, appoint
ed b collect and distribute funds To- families Of sclders
met to-day in the Senate Chamber, with thici Jus-
tee Biqnlow a. Chairman. Elclucnt addresses Wee
made by Governor Andrew Ex-Governor Banks, EA.
Governor Lincoln, Ex-Governor tIhord, Edward
Everett and oihers. IN, proceeding. were deeply IN
tcrstinc and Massicllsrtts soldiers may rest ASSN ii
The, their families VIII be Wei and Kindly cared for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
IsdPORTANT INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESI.
DENT.

PERRYvnLE, Asril ~, 1861.
General Lanes company guarded the Nayy-Yard
against an attempt to burn it which expected to be
made by Secession synpatbisers under the guidance OF
some Of the officers that had lately thrown up aeir
commissions. Several scouting expeditions into Vir-
gina were also undertaken BY General Lane. One Of
these resulted in the capture Of secession flag, which
was truInphantly carried through the streets Of the
capital the next Gay.
On Friday afternoon the Kansas company called in
body at the White ouse 10 take leave of the President
Col Vaughn Of Lesyenworth, short speech,
the burden % which vas thai the loyal people Of he
North expected the Governmen, TO crush oui the Scth-
ern rebellion 2. all hazsr9e.
The Presider. in his reply SAID: The last hope Of
peace may not have passed away. Bat if l have to
choose between the maintenance Of the Union Of these
States and the hberes OF thu nation the hs1d,
and the shedding oi fterral blood the other, you
need NOT be al oes when course shall pursue"
The Post-Olfco Department has determined to make
further appointments nj pr.scnt unless be TO III
vacancies.
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FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANN,poLIs, Saturday, April y, ISJl.
From T.. Cowles. Postmaster at Cleyelsnd, Ohio,
us from Washington with Caasius NJ. Clay walking
pant Of the way from Annapolis function. I learn that
the slsi iNew-forki Regiment reached Washington
asi night. The lab INew-iorkl Regiment was at
Annapolis junction last night, and, with the Nassa-
chuso.ts Regiment 20 the capital by ralroad to-day
The arrival Of the 9TH Regiment from the North
hailed with much loy in Washington, and relieved the
intense apprehension Of attack on that city. All
were received by the President. 4 delegation had
waited ou the Presidcn, 10 have Cssdus VI. Clay APP
pointed d Msior-iicnersl in the army.
Five men were arrested yesterday ty volunteers for
carry Ing arms into Mary land.
4 company OF men lci, Washington yesterday 10 re-
pair more recent damages by the S-ces~ion-ts.
A Richmond PAPER says tia. The 1th Regimen, of
Nev-York were terribly rorsdby Mgyianden, caus-
ING gr,-. joy in Virginia.
cssaius NJ. Clay eoes TO Nrw-YoTk.
The route ,s open 10 Washington. bot passes by rail
are hard 70 get several al the New York troops are in
III. hospital One German has cat he throat, aud an
other drowned himself
Annapolis IL strOuy f,r S-,ese ~ bat Keeps quie-
Tie bstiicai on. sru-s tis i'er were yesterday
reinforced with Federal iroo1s AMI csm,n.
Hon. james s. Wadssorth arrived hl-t night VIA
fcfry '4liei ana VAL Iritih rt7he o. !" "e-'"' "a
cOmmisariat, etc.
The " Hill Ven Null IL DOW 6,SGI1ingup the harbor.
Tb.rs wasa report h,n yrs,eris' ol the lo- Of Fort
pic..w, st which go Sec,ssio...;- were Killed.
llambne
\ uunbcr oi transports leave for PerryYilie his
n.sIiing
ANS,roLIs, April ~ 10 a. III.
20 men q the sth n. Y Regimen, were jus; order
II 10 Annspos junction, where travellers just arrived
from Washington report tho lAh uow stationed
The current repoF; thai two men we're hung on the
brig Perry If islse.
The troops expected In; night lave not arrived.
An imroen.e NAL iu-, from Washington g,es To Per
ryyille 10y transport Commerce.
New York paper bring Fifty cents in Washington.
TIE weather is very warn, and . ri'iI-s'orm now
prevails.
Temporary barracks are erecting ior the troop, in
place u ten;s.
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There was 6 reqrieition of the General Government
to-day, though Che bands Of Gen. Pattsron, for u
more regiments, 90 Of daDiry and cavalry. THIS
makes the total of Pennsylvania IS regiments; total
os29 900 men, Applications for illng all the contin-
gent are already fled in the Aduant-Generals Office,
save fur regiments wlicl leaves chance for Phila-
delphianN
The Governor viii also recommend in Lis message
the requiring OF 10000 men 20 be brought out,
camped drilled and armed beyond tie present requisi.
serve to be marched anywhere required TO fill up the
losses ocoasioned BY battle disease. Thus, Pennayl-
wanna viii have i0,0 Ooaltogether in tire field.