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In Many Thousands

Or certified tastaces then hare rescued sufferers
from the gery Uerge Of ultielg grare, after all The
desepoe aostr7nls Of he day hare Invariably failed
SO great, indeed has their efficacy invariably and
infllibIy proved, that it has appeared oey less
than miraculous TO those who were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, and upon which they couae
quentiy act. Ii was their manifest and sensible
action in purifying the springs and channels of fs
and enduiHg them with renewed tone and vic0T,
that they we're indebted for their name
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WASHINGTON, April l6.-A. Bosworth is
appointed Postmaster at Marietta Ohio.
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ST. PAUL, April lT.-Govs Ramsey to
day issued proclamation for regiment of
volunteers, in response 10 the call from the
War Department.
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Scrohnla.

The most horrible of Scr0fula, Ia which
Face, Bones, and Limbs Of the victim had been
Dreyed upon by the Unsuitable disease, proved
by the undeniable authority Of the sufferers them
selves, to have been completely cured by these
purely Vegetable medicines, after all others had been
found more tllan useless.
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MONTGOMERY, April 1.-THE Cabinet has
bad long session to-day. A proclamation
will be issued tomorrow calling 1904 600
more troops into the field.
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.OtNClNNATl, - pEil - m--EAlfeF risen 10
inches now AZ feet in the channel weather
clear; frost last night. .
PIrTsBURG, April Z, M-River 16 feet by
the pier mark and rising. Weather clear
and cold.
ST.. LOUIS, April IL, M.-River stationary.
Nothing new from any of the upper streams.
Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river is ris-
ing slowly, with 70 feet in the canal
Weather clear and mid.
1.-The Weather, yesterday, was very
pleasant, the sun shining bright and warm.
The river was rising rapidly during the day,
and our dispatches show it to be on the rise
at all points above. Business was very dull.
1.-THE Calliope Eagle will be on hand
this afternoon for Louisville. Capt. DON
nelly and clerk Lusk will be happy to greet
their friends and furnish them with berths.
The Gen. D. 81. White leaves for
White River to-day Capt Lancaster is
anxious to obtain good trip. Our ship
pers will please bear in mind that the W bite
can go up as far as Petersburg.
IA report had got circulated through
the city that the Autocrat would have two
or three military companies on board on
their way South to tender their services to
the Confederate States. The rumor, so far
as the Autocrat was concerned, proved to
be without foundation.
49,. The Louisville Courier of Tuesday
contains the following items = "a
The Pocahontas, in charge of Capt. CAT
frey, j. at the city wharf loading for Cairo
and st. Louis. Shippers can now have a
good opportunity of securing regular
packet.
The Mcclellan has temporarily taken the
place of the Courier in the Wheeling and
Cincinnati trade.
The Fanny BuIlitt is loading at the city
wharf for New Orleans.
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The Life Medicines

For billions and liver complaints, with their many
Wen-known attendants, bilious and sick headache,
pain and oppression after meals, giddess, dizziness,
heartbHrn loss Of appetite neknow lodged 10 bs
vastly superior 10 anything ever before offered to
tho tuIIf0
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CONCORD, n. H., April l6.-The State
Capital Bank rendered loan of $4,000 to
aid the government IN putting down rebel
lion.
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PRovEpENoE, R. l., April 1.-THE Lege
islature has passed a bill authorizing thd
raising of a regiment. Ii is understood
that $500, 600 will be appropriated.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l7.-On Sunday last
the Star of the West was still off Indianola.
The Empress and Mohawk left on Tuesday
evening with troops. Their destination is
unknown.
Six companies of US. troops, under Ma
jOrs Smith and Sibley, are at Green Lake,
near lndisuola, waiting more companies
from the upper frontier. Major Rhett has
eracy. .- . -.--fr-- .--..r.s
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NEW York, April Il, n. Stocks irregu-
lar; State stocks down. Money plenty on
call at per cent, and no takers Sterling
Exchange dull and lower at l OT@l OH
for Bankers bills.
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MnFatf,s Life PilIsIIl

ARC c0mp0saI 0T Nog0I1OIo lngrodionIa oNcIu7VeIT,
az can be ascertained by chemical tests Their
prominent qualities those of an active aud
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
teIgent apcrieut; of geHtl0 suporifc, p omOtilg
the insensible perspiraton of IA pleasant diuret c
invigorating the Kidneys aud bladder; aud Of "A
delightful tomb cardiac. exciting appetite by the
demands OF active digestion, and cheering the mind
With that grateful sense Of renovated health which
of thu InnaL laI.i Lnm. L.aLlu..
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NoTTETATN a
Lie Pills & Phnnix Bitter

4AAAV n AA4S X \ 44UCA4A4 6AbACAb
and second Stoniachs, and creating dow of pure,
healthy bile instead Ut tho stale and acrid Kind
Flatuency Loss of Appetite, Heartburn, Head
ache, Restlsssness, III Temper, Anxiety, LanguOr,
and Melancholy, which are the general symptoms
of Dyspepsia, viii vanish, as a natural consequences
of it's cure
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PIGKwAY, o., April 1T.-Pickway has
this day raised company and rendered
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VIC Phmnix Bftterslll

So denominated from their ASTONISHING power OF
creating new life and health, it were, from the
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately In
MIGRATING than pills. containing tile same choice
vegetable extracts the latter in different mod
ihcation. Although really less cathartic than tho
LIFE Pills, they nevertheless begin 70 cleanse tho
alimentslry canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating wi thiR three four hours, ard prOduc-
ing decided sense ~ relief 10 the head aud stom-
ach, and eXhilerating the mind even ia less time
than this
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As remedy for this most distressing and obsti-
nate ma ady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDf-
CINES deserve a distinct and emphatic TecOmmen-
dalton. It ID wsll-known TO hundreds in this city,
thA the former proprietor Of these valuable med
icines was msef afflicted with this complaint for
upwards OF thirty i've years, and that be tried IN
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass of tho ALdte7ia Meiscd. Hs however, at
lengJh tried the medicine which is now offered to
the public. and he was cured in a very short time
after his recovery had been pronounced not Only
improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any hu-
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MEMPHIS, April 1.-THE Memphis and
Ohio Railroad offers to transport troops and
ANN unitions free. y +. .-.-.s
The Council has appointed Military
Board, and appropriated $50, 900 to defend
the city. Union flags and streamers have
been hauled down, and citizens are arming
and volunteering.
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a PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES,
AND ONE WITHOUT A MATE.
1st. "The Paper Neck-Tie."

(PItent applied tor
This Tie is made entirely of paper, in 100 differ
eat styles, and in perfect imitation Of silk aud other
fabrics. The price is SO low that Il gentleman may
wear NEW NECK-TIE EVERY DAY, and vet
not be chatgeble with extravaganza or one tie can
be worn to days if necessary to economize.
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ST.. LOUIS, April IL, M.-River stationary.
Nothing new from any of the upper streams.
Weather clear and cold
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CINCINNATI, April II, M.-River risen l6
inches; now AZ feet in the channel weather
clear frost last night. f
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DAYTON, April 1.-THE Dayton Light
Guard, Capt Pease, Eand the Montgomery
Guard, Capt. Hughes, left for Columbus this
evening. The two companies number 23O
men. The Lafayette Guards, Capt. Distu,
will leave at II o'clock tonight Captain
Child is forming a Rife Company, which
will leave here tomorrow. 81 --a
The military fever is very high here.-A
Conductor Martin went with the Dayton
Light Guards, carrying the Stars and Stripes.
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NORFOLK, Va, April l6.-The public are
anxiously awaiting news from Washington
and Richmond
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MoFatt,s Life PilIalll
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
OF CURF

90 Es- well regulated aud Proportionate quantity
Of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite for
the promotion Of sound healtn-it stimulates df-
ges0n and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. When there is "A deficiency Of bile
the DO ~ is constantly cnstige. On the other hand
over abundance of bil6 causes frequent nausea
in the stomach and often promotes very at
tacks of disease, which sometimes end in death.
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PGrTsBURG, April II, M.-River 16 feet by
the pier mark and rising. Weather clear
and cold.
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LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river is ris-
ing slowly, with 2 feet in the canal
Weather clear and mid.
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Che Daily > unrmaI:-
RIVER ITEMS 8

MoRNING.. ....s......... APRIL Is
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Volunteer companies are forming.
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Acute or IHfamatOry Rheumatism !
Enthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM |!

These diseases, which among the most pa ~
ful, and by ignorant treatment, the most inyeter-
ate to which suffering humanity is liable, cured
speedily and permanently cured, bya proper course
Of the Life Pills AMI Phoenix Bitters.
The national Republican., 1861-04-22
BALTIMORE.

On Thursday, the Union men Of Baltimore
seemed to have everything their own way.
The few persons showing themselves in the
streets with secession cockades were obliged to
seek shelter from the anger of the populace.
An attempt to raise a secession flag, on Fed.
eral Hill, was prevented by . crowd of (t was
said) five thousand persons. And all the indi.
cations of popular sentiment were of the same
character.
But by FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of Fri.
day, as q consequence Of the excitement at.
tending the riotous attack upon the Massachu.
sets regiment the whole aspect of things was
changed, and Baltimore appeared to be as
much out of the Union, to all intents and pur.
poses, as Charleston is.
At the meeting held in Monument Square,
at that hour, but one sentiment was expressed
by all the speakers, that no more Northern
troops should be allowed to cross Baltimore, or
any part of the soil of Maryland, to defend this
capital against the attacks by which it is known
to be threatened. To be sure, the meeting
commits only those who were present at it, but
there was no other meeting to give uttersnce
to any different sentiments. The Union men
were evidently cowed, and even Gov. Hicks
conceived it to be prudent to fall in with the
general expression of opposition to any further
attempt to march Federal troops through Bal.
timore.
During the evening of Friday, Gov. Hicks
and the Mayor Of Baltimore Joined in tele.
graphic dispatch to the President of the Uni
ted States, to "send no more troops" and, in q
dispatch to the President of the Baltimore and
Philadelphia railroad, to carry back the troops
already brought to Baltimore, and to bring no
more.
Thus the people of Baltimore, SO far as they
made any manifestation on the subject the au.
thorities Of the city and the Governor Of the
State, were all concurring, on Friday evening,
in policy which really takes Maryland out of
the Union, and throws her weight on the side of
the jeff, Davis cabal, in the pending struggle.
To prevent the arrival of national forces, for
the relief Of this capital, is to insure its ulti.
mate surrender, and the precise service which
jeff. Davis would ask of Maryland, to that end,
would be to prevent the march of national
troops across her SOIL
That the excitement at Baltimore was, and
is, great, is shown by the fact that, on Satur.
day, several distinguished citizens of that city,
whose devotion to the Union is unquestionable,
came here, on Saturday, to represent to the
Government that the attempt to march troops
through Maryland would be attended with
great conflict.
But on the other side, the opinion is expressed
by many judicious persons who were on the
The national Republican., 1861-04-22

spot, that if Governor Hicks, instead Of appa.
rently yielding to the mob, had called out the
military, he might have queled it. In such
times, the whole character Of results is changed
in few minutes. Napoleon would have lost
his head in the revolution which made him
First Consul, and afterwards Emperor, but for
the courage and promptness Of one Of his
brothers.
Itmust not be supposed that there has been any
real change in Baltimore, corresponding at all
with the apparent change. The Union men, who
are for the moment SILENT have not ceased to
exist, and, when the national authority is re.
asserted Is it certainly will be, they will be found
rallying to its support.
But if every man, woman, and child, in Mary.
land, wishes to carry that State out Of the Union,
it will not be permitted to be done.
1t cannot be permitted without the abandon.
ment by the nation Of its capital, and nobody
can expect that the nation will submit to that
humiliation, except as the result of overwhem.
ing defeats and after the exhaustion of long
and bloody wsr.
The national Republican., 1861-04-22

The MASSACHUSETTS TRooPs.-All accounts
OF the affair of Friday at Baltimore, land we
have had more than one from eye Witnesses
concur in bearing testimony to the unshaken
vaor of the assaulted Massachusetts, regiment,
under circumstances most trying to raw SOL
diers. They were handful Of men in the
midst of population of two hundred thousand
souls. Everywhere during their progress OF
two miles through this population, they en-.
countered the most furious hostility, and Of the
extent of this hostility in the city they had no
means of judging. But in the face of every.
thing they moved steadily on, and reached this
capital with diminished numbers, but with un.
broken spirit-no longer raw troops, but troops
tried, and not found wanting.
They paraded on Pennsylvania avenue on
Saturday evening. Itwas reviving to patriotism
to look at them, as they moved with steady step,
under the State flag of Massachusetts, to which
they had given new honor by their heroic con.
duct. They were here from far distant New
England, in just five days after the issue Of the
Presidents order, calling them into the service.
They we're the second detachment of State troops
arriving at the capital, and beleagured IS it
was with garrison 80 inadequate, the tramp oi
this regiment on the avenue was indeed cheer.
ing sound.
The national Republican., 1861-04-22
70 support the families Of those who have vol.

to support the families Of those who have vol.
unteered.
Hamilton, Ohio, april ls.-The City Coun.
ell, tonight appropriated 81 900 to support the
families OF the volunteers. Captain kossman,
with seventy.6ve volunteers, leaves on Sunday
night, and Il is expected that full company
of students, from Oxford, Ohio, will leave on
the same train. The excitement is great.
Pitlsburg, Pl., April ls.-An intense war
feeling prevails here, and business is almost
suspended. Immense crowds gil the prominent
streets, Union flags are floating everywhere,
and the volunteer companies are oil hiled ana
departing eastward. Liberal subscriptions are
being made for the comfort Of the volunteers
and the support Of their families. Recruiting
is still going on, although there are enough for
the requirements of the State to fill the Fede-
raj requistion. A Committee Of Public Safety
held meeting to-day and organized.
A large quantity Of powder which had been
sent down the river was intercepted at Steuben.
vile, it being feared it would fall into the hands
Of the secessionists.
Ropes we're suspended to lamp posts, last
night, by unknown persons, labelled death to
Traitors" Some assaults have been made on
persons who have expressed sympathy with
secessionists.
Clepeland, april ls.-Ten thousand people
turned out to-day to escort the Cleveland Grays,
who left for rendezvous at Columbus. Intense
enthusiasm prevails.
Evansville, Ind., April ia mass meeting
was held last night. Resolutions unanimously
passed, sustaining the Government. Speakers
Of all parties announced their determination to
stand by the American flag. Military organi.
cations are in progress.
Lafayette Ind., april l8.-Captain Taylor's
company, the second from Lafayette, left for
Indianapolis this afternoon, accompanied by
the Tippecanoe Artillery. The Courier is
issued to-day on half sheet, in consequences
of the enlistment this morning Of most of its
compositors. Other companies are forming.
Circleuille, o., april ls.-Company B, Capt
Mason, numbering about ninety men, left for
Columbus this morning. The streets were
filed with people to see the boys of, to wish
them well, and bid "good.by."
Ksnia, o., April ls.-One thousand dollars
was subscribed here to-day to aid the volun.
teers. One company is full, and q second one
will be organized tomorrow.
Pqua, o., april ls-One hundoed Ger
mans are psrading the streets, and will form G
company Immediately.
Zanesville, O., april ls.-A large and en-
thusiastic meeting is being held here tonight
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ex.member Of the Legislature. The Buchanan
Farm, on which over 100 wells are yielding
oil, is now in flames, caused by the ignition Of
the remaining wells. The loss, in OIL derricks,
&C., is immense.
Two New York gentlemen, who arrived in
this city last evening from Richmond, report
that the ex itcment there was intense and that
those who but yesterday were strong for the
Union, had yielded 10 the pressure and joined
in the almost unanimous cry in favor Of seces.
sion.
At late hour we learn that the disunionists
have in fact destroyed four bridges on the Phila.
delphia and Baltimore railroad-that near Can.
ton, that across Gunpowder river, and that
across Bush river, with at least one more. II
is also equally true that the splendid steamboat
that carried passengers across the Susquehanna
on the same road has been scuttled and sunk.
And the bridges on the Northern Central rail
road, fourteen miles from Baltimore, have
been destroyed by the mob, and they are pro.
crossing TO burn the others rs far as the Penn.
sylvania line. There are many bridges on this
line of the road-Chronicle cj yesterday.
Baltimore has voted 100000 for the defence
of that city.
The 800 Massachusetts, troops reported as
detailed for Fort Monroe, have arrived at Fort
McHenry.
THE REIGN OF TERRoR.-The Charleston
Courier contains this significant paragraph:
IF there are any among us who yet con.
slider South Carolina not in earnest or in the
right, it is full time they seek safety in more
congenial climate Those who are not for US
are against us, and we shall aud can take care
Of ourselves"
If there are about Richmond, or anywhere
else in Virginia, any persons occupying, the
position described in the above extract from
the Courier, they will consult their own inter.
est and safety by seeking "a more congenial
clime," at the earliest possible moment. A
hint to the considerate is al.sufficient. Those
who are not considerate, must take the conse.
quences.- Richmond Inquirer Of april l9.
The EXCITEMENT AT NORFOLK AND PORTS.
NoUTH.-Passengers who left Norfolk in the
steamer Louisiana, on Thursday, report great
excitement there and in Portsmouth. The citi.
zens were enrolling themselves in the comPa.
nies already formed, and new volunteer corps
were organizing. The exempt citizens over
As years Of age we're forming themselves into
Home Guard" to be used as reserve
corps. A large number of hands were engaged
in erecting battery at Sewell's Point. Sew.
eral cannon, together with six hundred troops,
had reached Norfolk by railroad from Rich
mond, and two thousand more were expected
to arrive yesterday. The Virginia authorities
had seized the steamers Yorktown and Rich.
mond, which run as regular traders between
Richmond and New York.
1t was reported that two more vessels, hea.
vily loaded with granite, had been sunk in the
channel, making five in all which now obstruct
it. Captain Pendergast, commanding the Cum.
berland, had declared his determination to pro.
tect his vessel at all hazards, and was fully pre-.
pared to resist any attack that might be made
with the intention Of taking possession Of her.
Bali. Sun Of Saturday.