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MIsCELLANEOus.

The route between this port and Saginaw has,
In all probability, BY the recent heavy gale, been
made Tree ana clear the entire distance. The
steamer Forest Queen will commence her Iegu
lar trips tomorrow morning .-DsTO1 Advertiser Of
he 4A.
MAcKIEAw-Intelligence by letter to T. Kan
ter Esq. Of this city, from Mackinaw, dated
March 18Th, states that the south passage up to
Old MaekinaW Is entirely free from les, and no
doubt was entertained that the passage would be
entirely clear by the lst inst Navigation in that
locality Is, without doubt, ere this unobstrueted
This news will be very gratifying to all con
ceTned.-ltid.
We clip the following items from the Detroit
Advertiser of the 5th.
TIE WELLAND CASAL.-The opening Of the
Wellaud Canal, so as TO admit the passage Of
vessels, VIII not take place until the 18th inst
A letter has been received her from that locality
10 q vessel owner 10 that effect.
TIE STEAMER FoREsT QUEEE. which is to leave
this morning, for Saginaw, will probably succeed
in getting no farther than Port Huron. There
Is yet an immense body Of Ice, which she will
hardly dare 70 encounter, on account Of the risk
Of getting blockaded, as was her experience last
year
The RIVER, during the whole Of yesterday, was
crowded with large cakes Of ice moving down,
and it was with difaculty that the ferry steamens
were enabled to force their way across. The ice
in the river St, Clair has lodged at the various
middle grounds, and has piled up 70 q eonsldera-
AEABuls
THE Tua LION Of Port Huron, Captain DanaI
loaded with lumber and bound for Detroit, was
in Lake St Clair yesterday afternoon, tugging
her way through the ice, with the chances against
her. She probably got through somehow during
the night.
A FLOATING ELEvAToR.-The propeller Rob
/ ert II. Foss, which has for the past seven years
been engaged In the lumber trade between Chi
/ cagO and the lumber regions has been sold to
parties who are fitting her up a. a floating ele-
vatOT, and on the opening Of lake navigation be-
tween Chicago and the lower lakes, she viii be
taken 10 st. Clair fats, to be used IN the double
capacity Of an elevator and tow boat By this
means vessels loading at Chicago for the lower
lake ports will be able tase out q much larger
cargo than they have formerly done. On their
arrival at the hats, fhs Foss win run alongside
of the vessel, and after tightening II sufficiently
to enable it to eross the Hats viii tow II over and
| again reload it. The FOss Is the most powerful
propeller of Its size on the lakes, and her owner
viii doubtless find the enterprise paying one.-
l Chicago Journal.
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President Lincoln has just paFdoned the
Rev. Dr.. Gordon, Of Ohio, Imprisoned for
refusing to assist in enslaving fellow man.
he refused 70 pRruon Captain Gordon, the
African slave-trsdeF. Under the admins
tration Of Mr.. Buchanan, when Davis, Floyd
and Yancey were supreme, the case would
have been reversed. The Gordon who had
enslayed hundreds would have been par.
doned, and the Gordon who aided one man
to freedom would have lAnguished in prison.
Those foreigners who declare that there is
no change in the spirit OF our Government
may draw q wise conclusion from the tate Of
these two GOrdOns,-R, 2. Evening Post
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= , ll-IlIlT = lI7-lIIl III II
d.. Sweets INFALLIBLl LINTHEdT y pre-
arsd irom the recipe Of Dr. Stephen sFest Of Oun-
aeeiieut, the grest 5Ons ssttsr, snd has htn ussd
y bis practice for the last twenty years With ths
ao5t astonishing 5loosll. As al sxtarnal ranadT
i8 Withsut rival and VIII alleviate pain mors
soedily than any other pEepsrafion. E5r al Rhsn-
1atio and Nervous Disorders it q t-rlY snhIHbls,
ni e q curative for Sores EOunds, 5Braln. Bruls-
=, &c. its soothing, healing and roaerlnl llsngih
mug DropenSitiess excite the i1Et gonssr E1d -
OsIishment Of hll Who haVse ever EiVsn & q trial -
lvsr ioEr hundred eartifeaiss Of rsmaskabls curss
afoFmed b. it within tks last tgo yaaTs attsrt u
m 1et. Strong 3 ArmgfTolR, Agents foI ClsFs.
And d8cleal ltoo2Wd EEsf5
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ANseaIsss sasriaoo.
The New York Times says

Il q said that the women Of Charleston an
giving their jewels to pay for the construction
Of q stesm-ram TO defend their hsr6or against
the entrance Of Government vessels We
have not yet heard, however, Of any appaE.
ent disposition to give up for the good o.
the country and Of humanity those jet orns.
meuts upon the possession of which South
Carolina society has 90 much prided Itself
This sacrifice would make the other entirely
unnecessary.
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Gen. Morgan. Gen. Garfield will sndsavOr
to have it 90 with him.
Dr. Harmon viii return to the regiment on
the ltth inst, and viii carry any Letters or
small packages which may be left at this Of
6oo nv the 18Th.
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On special Washington dispatch says that
Ca. EcOellAn retains command Of about
thrss-aiths Of the army of the Potomac. We
think no one will complain that aths young
Napoleon" |" a. be has been admiringly styled
for the last eight months, has exchanged tbs
esasralship Of the entire army for the COM
msnd Of division.
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WAaHINeroH, April 6 /.
AsoL1T1OH IN THr D1srR1or.

ABOLITION IN THE DISTRICT.
Morrill, may move a reconsideration of the
abolition in the District bill, in order to strike
out the colonization appropriation, SO as to
facilitate the passage of the bill through the
House, which is obliged to consider all bills
containing appropriations, in Committee Of
the Whole. There are 80 pledged to the bill
in the House.
SECESSION oLERGYNAE.
syle, one Of the clergymen refusing to
read Bishop Whittingham's prayer of thanks
for Union victories, has received a letter from
the BishOp, saying he ought to read or stop
preaching. The congregation are in his
favor, and viii overrule the vsstry and the
Bishop.
ooEFIsoATI0E BILL.
Trumbull makes a spsech for bis eonhsca-
ton bill tomorrow reviewing the whole
ground. Its passage is now hopeful.
LANoE vs. GRIZZLY.
The trial of Horace Greeley, if it ever
takes place, on Indictment for libel on Mar
shal Lsmon in the matter of the District
jail, will put the facts in the Marshaps ca
reer in possession Ofthe country.
PERSONAL.
Senator Grimes, Congressman sedgwick,
and Assistant Secretary Fox, went to Fort
Monroe this afternoon.
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RsdrSarIou of RIontgonsry Blair.

Oar special Washington dispatches state
Gst sfhsFths publication Of Post Master Gem
~ BlaiPs letter to Fremont In which be
Epoks freely Of the President and the Cabinet,
- resigned bis place, but that the President
sufsasd.to aoosPt the resignation. The rela-
So1s between the two are said to be friendly.
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WHITE LFAD WORKg

Fhs Subscribers have On hand 8 Iupsrior erti,is -
PuS Whits Lsad. also the ohsaDsF grddss. uAloA
hsg oasr 70 tbs trsds It very low prioas br esah.
Feb. y, Iss2. JOHN WEssTER 40.
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ps..YE kEp oBNAr rEFAb PRIETEG.

PLAIN AM NANaAAAAtAaA Ai-Nt
- ri.fn and ornamental rrintinE Of every Do
rrfrfioa done q the Printing E1taoiahmont ol ~
frafrr lua, on the lato1t Improved ana mQ5t Itllq
49, p1asrer ia the bcrt Etylat on short notioet enu
n Trns0nabls rates. Particular ettention paia 70
kfa5f Worh, EVorf description Of Winding done,
srFstialiy Blank Books hoaeefA aoafnAAi HAlei
iiiafI. Eso1lVinE BooEui se.t -
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Or special dispatches from Cairo, New
Naazil sad i5land No 10, this morning, are
SGySla Gad intsroSsng.
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COL. voRIs' OFFICIAL REPoRE
HlIpouAprrns s7ru Rec. O.Y

HEADQUARTERS 9th hEe, u W.
Camp near Strasburg, March 2e, 1861.
10 COI Ki@baH, o0mnaaSizs Gen. ShieIE,
DiViSiOa:
STR-I have the honor to report to you
that the 67th Reg. o. v, on the evening Of
the 22d inst, ct 4 o'clock, vas ordered to
report Immediately to Gen. Banks for picket
duty. In the earliest practicable time the
Regiment reported to bis headquarters and
was ordered to report at once to General
shields on the field, which was done on the
Sh asburg Pike beyond Winchester.
We were deployed ss skirmiIhers under
the enemy's artillery 6se on the left flank,
snd were the first infantry regiment on the
6eld. We advanced as skiFmishers some
two miles, and till after dark. About 10
O'Clock P. n were ordered BY you to 60 int
camp Early in the following morning
Companies A, and I were detached for
picket duay to the left and front. Com
psnies T and I did not join the regiment till
Monday morning. Those three companies
engaged the enemy a. skirmishers on the
left early In the day Of the 33d inst, and
CALAMITY drove the rebel skirmishers under
the cover of their artillery.
Company A Joined my command early In
the afternoon. The remaining six companies
early in the day were ordered to deploy
as skirmishers to the extreme right, which
was partially done, when we were ordered to
support Daum's Battery on the right. At
terEards We were relieved by the 5th Ohio
Volunteers, and ordered to hold ourselves
in reserve In q wood to the right of the
batteries on the right Of the pike. Later
in the day we were ordered to support the
batteries directly in front OF the position oc-
cupied by the commanding General. The
moment the infantry fight was opened we
were ordered to reinforce those engaged
We passed over the open fields interVenis z
under raking fire from the enemy's artil-
lery, and formed line on the right Of the lst
Brigade, and commenced fire on the enc
my's extreme left and firmly held our frst
position till the enemy were driven from the
field. The eth then turned their LETT flank
and terribly punished them, as we did from
first to last
1 cannot speak in too high praise of my
officers with one or two exceptions, and
my men. Few Of them had ever been under
FIRE before, but they fought with persisten-
cy that never meant to yield. am proud
Of my men. Company G was not in the 40
ton, having been detailed for guard duty at
Winchester on the 18th inst, and were not
yetrelieved. A. o. VORIs,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
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Ripe strawberries are selling ct some Of
the New York restaurants at about Eve esns
apiece.
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n A N s. o o D;

"A n ~ q - " -
HOW LOST HOW RE8T0RRDH
JEst Dublisded In . ssaisd Eavslops. Frlss O..
A LEOfUlE Oh TH8 BATURE, FaEkTHE1l D RADI-
OAE elrs a 3usrmatcThosa, or saltlnal lL1afnra1,
inyeluntaFy In nissiong, EeE1al Debillty aud In
Redimeuts . Marriage gansrallyy As-V0uIe So Eps
iapsy and tit1, Oonaump pfi0ns Mental and Physical
lnclpecitTi resultils run self Abn18, &C By Rob
ort y. CulV6fWoll a D.. auih0T q ths 4aEEI Book
"a Boon 70 ThOts1HdI of SufTsTs,'
sent undsr SEAL 10 plain envelope 20 any address,
(poat paid on lecs pt OF six ccDtg, two postage
stamps, 70 Dr Oh. ,. u KLINE, III boFerg, New
York. p. o. Box i5e8. aDrGM
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE-A 45-HORss PoWER
u ENGlk manufacturer ct y atqrtoWn n Y.
e inch o. inee ~ 20 strokes Man Shat u feet
lsug ~ lLc6 diam ter; iron Bed Plate; Copper
HealeI eet long 20 inches diameter, Flp wheel
Wtighil 1910 pounds; Band Wheel. on main SHAFT
AZ iuehss diameter, with dOubls Fluas Of Is inchs
s.chi Q st to- Fire fronti Iron Uhimnsy 90 isss
Upright Savs With Say Fram O., Uarri ges, sSaiI-
ing snd nd Wheels 70 N anil . Grist aud Saw
Atiis ! Eill sell the Eagins and i the Ak u e At
soioa. April Sd. Isf2ss8 nv : = = AOA'
EOR RBNJ-IW0O Oh THeBB Coon
Rooms, With Board, can be obta' ned at ll2 Boil
war street, within few rcd q the stseet Rstl-
ENUR RENT-A rARM ~ FFR 2
Acres, on Detroit Plant bOad. four niles ir,m
'hs so Siss I5ss Cor N. .qu,'s ssB.!isT:s n
EUK RENT-A SM LII .JOI-
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trees and q b IN in the rCar. kuqaire .,
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OTORE E(R RENT "A q OD
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EOR KENT. THE2e,3 AlD4-H
q Floors Of stcre No lta ater street. rmsriy
occupied By S:ilaon, coz rire e. Of Ro- ms-
10 By 40 :eet Possession u ., ,ainediste'y En-.
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EOR SALk -1O AOEEs " LAND,
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tIy rel onoes Ths land under good eultiVaroni
fronting oa two sire ard could al1o b usSd for
Gardening purposes II 4. vantage
gy-LOF prices and eas '--nls Euqutrs %
MAReARET AIIHENs
W.iEUIkEmEs So.
mafZEss4 no. 80 SupsIioC %.
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DOR SALE EIGHF AOREs OF EX-
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enough 70 Public and high schools. EnquiEe o.
maFlO:s7s 5lPubllo SQUARE.
EOR SALE.--A HOUSE, AND LoT,
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Said Boiler originally cost 8loo; know ln Ant M
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sold icf E25l.
sB-FoF farthsF Va-ticnlars enquire st thia oEoa,
5r g 7. ,. hoaaEry'a ataa1 Boiler 8hoB On O1nlr5
utvaef q
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NEW YORK aIARKKF-AprII 5


FLOUR-Markst rules IN favor Of buyer with
only limited business doing for export and Rome
consumption. MARKET closing heavy with no buy
SALES $50 66iS a S5,2Oe5a5 for superans state;
5sS0G6,8 for extra statei t5,h9S,S for suPornne
western; S5T5G5SO for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; S5,SO06,75 for trade brands.
o8sr. sslss So Sbis st ss6ss5S % or Hoa Common
RYE FLOUR-NArkst quiet and steady. SALES
OORH mKAL-Iu moderate request. Sales $50
VvHT5K Y@sisrkst without material change
Sales 400 bbls at afo for interior to good STATE;
WHElT.Market rs is quiet and nominaIly un-
changed Sales 5000 bush canada club at 81, ,2i l20
bush Milwaukee club at $50.
REY-Msrkst steady, Sales $40 bush at 10
BARLEY-Marketd dull. Sales 900 bush common
ststs ct s5e; ana 1000 bush barley melt a. Sl.Oo
(DRN-Th8re is moderate business doing with
ont mneerial cnange in prices Sales 500 buah at
53A59fo for mixed western in store, 6o696le deiv-
OATsEMsrEst quiet. Sales at sgsllc for Jersey,
Oanada western and state.
SUGAR--RaW hrm and in good demand. Sales
I7O0 hhds Cuba st 63s9s4oi 800 hhds Porto Rico at
6iOLAssEs-MArkete quiet and without Partio-
PORKSMsFkSt steady and arm. sa'es 100 bbls
part last ming, at Sl2, ,750l3l2h aOr mess; yl19
1850 for western and city prime NESS ttOOogl9soO
= TBERF-Msrkst quiet and Hrn. Sales 80 bbls
mess; Si36Oais,50 for Tspacked mss5i Sls,759l4,5O
PRTiiE REss BEEF-Market quiet ct 5000
sBiRRF HAlTs-Markst inactive at Sl7,OOal7,SO.
CIT EATS-Market very drm with fair de-
mand. Salas $50 packages At lssN5c for sbOuldor8i
5a7o for hams. Included in the sales are 20 boxes
dry salted to arrive at $40.
HACSON-Sides firm but the business is limited.
Ssles $50 boxes at $50 for Cumberland cut mlddleai
Tc for short ribbed.
IkRD-Markst moderately active Ct unchanged
prices. sslss $50 bbls at 7S0s1<e, and 100 kegs
'BSU15IiTER-ssTIng at sel4O for Ohio; isezlo
20 naFF HI FSiFisE-Markst frm at ssfase. =
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T UST. On TUasDAY AFTERNOON,
Lao HECK, drawn by y y. Heard on City Bank
for $3.50 Also, SIS 10 Hank Notsg. Ihe GndeF
VII b suitably rewarded eY leaving game at tho oe
aooof 8ouBE sgENuIHG3,
aDr7 ~ luDerisr FTpoA
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issue every afternoon q o'eiooE an Even
~ Iesaer containing ll the latest neWs up 70
thst tlhe. The Evening Leader viii contain All
ne t1lsgrephie neWa received In the day gme J,
30 A 4 of1lulpfe pepeF n itself. Subscribers
rtn Be furnished with the morning OF evening
elItion at tie same prios, VIZ uvo aoltA5s
go. az fffv couts per month. News Agenta ny
ei.hed q 81 30 per 40 copies
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"'SoAT IN PACE"
The R1,h Ohio.

We have a long lettss from Lieut.. Sidney
A. Brock, Of this city, of %. q, eth regi-
ment and well known to many Of our read
ers, containing description Of the battle Of
Winchester and the part taken in 1t by the
eth Ohio. It would bo hardly advisable to
re.publish another description of the fight at
this late day, and We only make one or two
extracts and publiah the affixed report of 1t.
Col. Voris, who is from Akron, Summit ooun-
ty, and has many soldiers from that section.
Lieut.. Brock says Whsn our men convers-
ed with the prisoners, almost invariably the
first question asked was "Why did you take
up arms against the government ?" to which
the answer was, Because we were told that
you were coming down to free our negroes
and subiugate u.s." When asked if they had
expected to take Winchester, they replied that
they were confident of it. because Gen. Jack
son had told them the day before that the
Union forces had been defeated In Tennessee,
that Washington had besn taken, that the
people had risen in Maryland and now they
must drive out the fedezals from Winchester
and cross over into Maryland to join their
friends. Just bsssffs bbsssloffs The action he had dis
tributed whiskey among the soldiers to mad
den them to desperation.
The telegraphic dispatches did not do jus
tice to the 9th, merely Mentioning IL being
in the Federal force, while no regiment wa
in hotter FIRE, or worked more bravely tC
obtain the victory. The following is
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\. 2. sTOOK nIARKET-ApFil

ny. STOCK EARKET-April 8.
TsT EEEH6RAFH.l
HTONEY-Msrkst steady and unchanged. Loaug
and prime paper range from ee37 3 cant
STERLING EACHANGE-Marke quiet ~
UlSall24 for merchants and ll2H0ll21 Tor bank
GaiOI,D-Amsricana trifie armer With fair demand
at cent premium. California gold bars. quiet %
9H07x cent premium.
tSsIVERNnENT STOOKR-Marksti8 i8 dull
United States g 1881 s27s; Is-io Treasury Aotea
99B.
SFODK9-Market better and more doing. Cleve-
land Pittsburgh II so; Illinois central scrip ooa
bSO Miohigaa Saathern IN; Michigan Central 511t;
Erie s75l; Eris preferred 6l4; New York Osntral
s9S %; Pacific Nail ss1; American gold lozs hil-
Il s5A n iuos War Loan s75fi United statea Sc 81
coupons 92x; United States S. 81 registered a2H.
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TWO soLpIERs KILLED.

A private Ofthe Lincoln Cavalry was shot
on the Bull Run battle field yesterday, and
another ct long rife range frOm wood two
miles from Manassas.
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WANTED.
dissolution.

nISsOLUTION.-THE CO.
d PARrP EBGHIP hereeofora aviatfnq b. tween
fbs under.ign.d, IN the name Of the Forest CITY
FSrpish Company IN OlsTslAnd, d this day dis,oiT
~ bV tus Eithdfa9al Of J lmes LaWrsncs, 9ho has
fransfsFred h's interest to Bsnton Bros. 4 o., b
@n''- - -.--,s- - = JANIS LAwREEoR.
Nv. PALMS..
Aprn u. lsR aIrS1S
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M A r IN II.
FORT OF oLEvELAND.

EaTEhED-April S
Propeller OWego, Drake, Dnnklrk, 80 tons ndss
CLEARED. .Fs
Propeller Owego, Drake, sandnsky, 2O51 bbia
hour, no bbls pork, 8 kegs butter, 80 kegs
lard, l03 kegs nails, Is tiefoes beef, $50 bbls
highWines, bbls whisky, bbls eggl
Bark Chenango, WOlvlne, Chicago, light.
LAKE SuFERIoR.-We learn from the Detroit
Advertiser, that the weather on Lake Superior
has been very warm, and It is thought that ves-
sells will be able to navigate By the 18th Of April
without experinoing any serious obstruction from
sFaAHRR CrTT o. CEHTHLAHD.-Ths Detroit
Advertiser Of the 4th says, the Steamer City Of
Cleveland, Of the Lake Superior lins, having,
during the past winter, undergone thorough re-
pairs, both In hull and machinery, besides being
newly painted inlide and out, q nov nearly n
readiness to make her hrst departure. She iS
ofacered the same as last year, viz: Captain g
Ryder irst Ofieer, 8. Andrews; Second Ohcer,
P. Young; Engineer, j Odete; CLERK, Thomas
c. Robinson; Steward, J. DriscoI
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CHICAGO nIARKET-APrn 5
IN FuugRAPEsl
FLOUR-Market dull and heavy.
WHEAT-Msrket quiet.
4 DORE-ln good request.
MRs8 POlk kK-Little inquiry; sl0,6o
BEEF CATTLE-ERrket quiet
REOEIPI8-lYs00 800 bbls neuri 900 bush wheat;
S. 900 bush corn.
RXCHANGR-UnchAng Gold , cent
rlsar
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T. - kamper nOt WIN Nasafe AAQ ne ~ >
lhysical and msral that guide her 0rsrafio8sl Hsr
Eills Wszs made 20 USE and not ABUSE. Ihs diFs.
El FSSalh HEising nom the sttar ars 'lssoni7 tbo
nost ssttlsd ha5its Of the ha5sr lot NAY - ogur-
soms b. careful porusal Of the work iHuIAN
FRAILTT, or Psychological Rsssarehel.n Il viii
oad thosss dsbsssd and dsradsd victims tat hoFsF
- Tie hrink OF dilsoiufion to ths pafh5 o. 1pp1-
So az.d Tirfar Read and b eonvinssi. lh8 EutE
tj-rr.
-5lc y DC esAn.fs - l5lcecE1f 1tzlsS. Es8
- !, -. ssnt fEe5 sFuEyNtsfo.
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RAsR1NorOE. April 8

Tu PRRsIDIHT AID HIW DEPARTEEHFs.
The order announcing the new Depart
meuts of Shenandoah and R6ppahannock
was the Presidents own act, he being con-
WINGED the Department of the PotOmacI un-
der the present commander, was too large.
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uiu ana them shectual for clearing and Gfrsa hsl-
= the Voics.
We can ooncur heartily in ths many conulenda-
tlahu o. the "RR0hUHIAL IREOHl3,H pTenlrod
~ tbs mes5rs BRoHN- At The very tine they uaT8
trulght 20 our notice, We E81e 5ulering from 81
gare Ocid, from which We obtained Immedia-s ana
pefmanf nt rel ef bY The use OF the EbuUhE8 Il
any oi Fsader8 guering fr0q bronchial trri-
tatun uartic larry Ministers or Pualic t1eafeIl y
Ucgi magical iat, and enable then % s1l 81 vi
uttls diifeul y Suffering. II iOa-.n VA chusn-
OtUTfON As ttEre sre many imifatiO-7 ask foe
md oBEAIN oEly "BroWn's BroHchial Tlothos,
uhith, b. iorg experiences, havo proved their Tllu
hlEing recei ID the Gancticn d physican9 General
u, and Testimonials iron eminent men trrcuzh houE
~ oountrF ular1frrr1s17f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

PHILADELPHIA ALARKET.-ApriI 5.
EBY TELEGRAFH.l
FLOUR-Market firm.
WHEAT-Market nrms Sales OF white at eli4O
6TORN-MSFRsf active. salss of vhItsat sOasle,
yellow ct 53k045fc.
YROVINluNE-Msrke lrm.
g. CORREE-Market dull. Bio ls9lgo.
MESS PORK-Selling at Sl2O0@lsS5o.
UlHlGE N--lalal At 20.