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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-10

REMEDY FOR RINGwoRMs.-Th North
British Agriculturist says that the disease
locally known ringworm or tetter, which
shows itself about the head and neck of
young cattle, in the form of whitish dry
scurf spots, can be removed by rubbing the
parts effected with iodine ointment The
disease may also be cOmbatted by use of
sulpher and oil iodine ointment is how
ever to be preferred. As this skin disease
is easily communicated to the human sub
ject, the person dressing the cattle should
wash his hands with soap and hot water
after each ointment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-10
MOFEA TVS PHENlX BITTERS.

MofTats Phoenix Bitters called, because they
the power Of restoring the expiring embers of
health to glowing vigor throughout the constitution
as the Phoenix is said to be restored to life from the
ashes of its own dissolution
Mercuria Discases.lhcre is probably no one article
given as medicine, the inucious use Of which has
caused such widespread and terrible mischief to the
human system mercury Its poison sinks deep into
the SYSTEM penetrating the substance of the bones and
producing long train of painful diseases. IL is well
known that many affections of the throat Of the bones
of the nose and malignant sores, which have at
trbuted to syphilis, often caused by the iniudi
cous of mercury, so that the remedy has proved
worse than the disease.
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have always been
sgnay successful in this class of discusses and will
eradicate all the effects of mercury from tho system
sooner than the most powerful preparations of
para They aid nature in casting from the system all
poisonous matter and by thus purifying the vital uds
they re store the system to health.
Bilious Complants.--A well regulated and proper
tionate quantity Of bile upon the stomach is always
ausite for the promotion of sound healtht stimulates
digestion, and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
obstrucions. On the interior surface of the liver is
peculiar bladder in which the bile is first preserved
being formed by the liver from the blood Thence il
passes into the stomach aud intesnCs and regulates
the digestion. Thus when there is deficiency
of bile, the body is constantly costve. On the other
hand abundance Of bile frequent nauses
the stomach aud often promotes very attacks
of diseases, which sometimes end in DEATH
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-10
The Secrets Of Youth Unveiled.

~ Ireatse on the Cause Of Prsmature Dceay-S
FrUgJTeSs ag ang Prer@ence among sehoois, both moh
!sM@G 81 ms taiW hGLit, pointing om tie tGiohg Z
Moor'a"y G'tc"ds ats riCtimS 0Rd doroioyiBg mes
~H be sent By Neil on receipt Of tro T3l cept A.
- Aliehd9nce daily, from in the morning III
hisnl' una on sundays from iii JPN.
uhiteu states or Canadas, by patients colnInuniet
melf symptoms by letter, BasiRess correspond
DR. LIS Ohice ia sirll located as established,un
banY NY ~ '' - "'"'''"
Nov. % ls5l.-I9m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-10
DIR. LA CROIXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE
Physiological View Of Marriage.

Physiological View Of Marriage.
$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAvINGs. Price ,t
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the Union. On the innrmitcs of youth and Etaiutt
alscoslhg me secret fol'ies OF bolh sexes Of all age
causing dehlliy, nervousness, depression of spinl
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tary emissions, hlaslings detective memory, indlg,
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YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness o.,
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ana lower eStrrmitios, confusion Of ideas loss OF m
ory with melancholy y,luay be cured hy the author kEG
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We have, recently devoted much of our time
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M rEIo LAX department OF professional Practice fer
past fHeHfyJce gears.
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gently yet OaCtive are they
Prce 81 per box, They can be mailed 10 apy mart
the United States or Canada
~ TUE LADlES-Whu n0ed csnfdrafial med
ADVISER with regard to any of those Interesting co
plants to which their delicate organization reno.
'nIn mn iiaAle, are particularly invited to consult us.
II ~ ~ ,hLtoiRo'GALvANic PROTECTyE."-For marr
laulcs whose health will not admit, or who have moo
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Ian iH p'iiocuy sale preventive TO conception, anG
reduceOd q SlO '"~ 's'' ~ 'N"'' '
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-10
LIFE INSURANCE.

TIE FTR.7RIJ LIFE INSURANCE, .4N.NUTT'T IND
TRUST COMPANY or PHLL.4JELPIL7
offIcE, no. 40S CHESTNUT STREET,
CAPITAL (paid up,) $500 900.
Charter Perpetual.
4 ONTINUE to make INSURANCES ON LIVES nm
- the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid up and invested together with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund Offer
perfect security to the insured.
The premunlns must be paid yearly half yearly, or
quarterly. ~ -
The Company add BONUS periodically to the insu.
RANGES of life. Tho FIRST BONUS appropriated i'm De.
cember, l6iI, the SECOND BONUS in December lrig
the THIRD BONUS in December, 1854 and the FOURTH
BONUS in December 1859.
u These additions are made without requiring any
increase in the premiums to be paid the Company
The following are few examples from the Registe
, 1862-05-15

From the Conservative, gth-l
"A battalion Of Col. formerly Cow Bar
stow's Third Wisconsin Cavalry came up from
g. Louis yesterday on the a. D. Bacon. On
rearing the town The boys ran up Their colora,
turn. The remainder Of the regiment, which
numbers 1890 in Ill, viii be here soon- Tnls
crack corps is destined for the expedition to
New Mexico.
Mr. Bail informs Us that the Quincy AID
Palmyra rosd will be IN operation On Monday.
We shall then have through connections bath
ways, and the trip to Chicago will be easily
made in 36 hou1s. There Is no western freight
How at Quincy. It comes forward as fast as
it arrives.
- Lieut.. Hoyt, arrested with Col Jennison,
has been discharged, and will join his regiment
Immediately at Fort Riley.
Real estate has jumped up to fabulous
figures since the Pacific RAILROAD bill passed
the House. As soon as it becomes q law, land
will advance twenty per cent. in two-thirds o1
the State. There arc good times coming,
boys.
, 1862-05-15

on them with crayons. The first sentence I put
up to be learned Was. God gives liberty to
all In my experience as . teacher, have
seen nothing like the zeal Of these poor hun
gy FOULS. They are greedy for knowledge,
and when they come to me for primers, 1t il
pitifu4 to see their sortow that have none for
them Ne find that the greatest punishment
We can fnfiict is to send them out Of school,
telling them NC Bill not teach them unless they
mind. Two days ago, man knelt do"n beside
waa be On learning TO read I thought Iwoald
see how long he could bear It, but he tired me
out He reads piece until be knows every
word. They learn quite as easily as our white
children. I found one, yesterday, that could
read an5thing In the primer, aud could write
little also"
Such people can take good care Of them.
selves, If common justice Is done toward them.
, 1862-05-15
The Reconnaissance to Cumberland
Gap on the 28th nlt.


Ovid Butler, Esq, Of this city received a
letter on Saturday from his son, now in the
SD regiment, near Cumberland Gap, which
gives us later news by nearly week than We
published on Saturday. His letter Is dated
May 9Th. He says the reconnaissance Of the
28th, alluded to BY Lieut.. Finch, was led by
Gen. Carter aud Col De Courcey Of the 10TH
Ohio, and resulted in nothing Of any i1npor
tance. The rebels had telled au the timber
for long Distance around their posi-
ton, and our troops hid in this timber
and kept up G. skiz1nishing fire on the
With two men wounded & "contraband" who
came into the camp day or two after stated
that the rebels had five men killed, one of
whom was q Captain. he also reported that
the rebels had pounder mortar at the Gap
supposed to be riaed cannon by our men and
misnamed by the negro-which we must have
heavier artillery than field pieces to encounter
with any success.
, 1862-05-15

The State Board Of Agriculture have de-
during the coming State Fair in this city, and
for this purpose have established premiums
and appointed awarding committees that will
induce growers to send in their wool for com.
petition. -Four classes have been arranged
comprising Felting Wools, DeLaine Woods
Cashmere Woods and Combing Woods. II
each class there arc to be three premiums, O!
$50, $40 and IS respectively.
None but actual growers are allowed to ex
hibit, and competition is open to all parts O
the United States and the Canadas. Samples
must contain not less than twenty aeeces
The Awarding Committees are partly com
posed Of experienced Eastern manufacturer
and practical Western men- A capaciou1
building will be erected for the conFenienc,
Of exhibition, and q wool sale at auction VII
close the fair On Friday afternoon.-Reraz
, 1862-05-15

Upon aa envelope we found in one Of the
deserted Yorktown camps we're the following
cheering words:
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
"On, On to the rescue. the Faudals are coming
Go meet them with bayonet, sabre and spear; +;
Drive them back to the deeolate land they are
leaving
Go. trusting in God, you'll hnEo nothing to
fear"
This was intended to be applicable to q
march down the Peninsula, to take Newport
News and Fortress M6nroeI
, 1862-05-15
EonEress--.Its q ork and fts Adjourn,
Fnept.

lFfom The Washington Hepubilcan-]
Members of Congress begin already to talk
Of sdjou' nru"u1 sna'e OF them. perh sps Il
m+,ofl'5, thtnI thu; Congress viii oe off some
tine III Jnhe. We duu't thfs. There Is a
great d. al nf husne,s before it, aud much Of
1t +lfll in the cn1l1nit1re rooms, aud unless
1pany imposlau. measures are passed. an eArly
aojaurn,n.pt IL nut Of the question. The Tx
s,,d t.r,t; hiI.r III orenug E,rk, of discn.-
s;on' Tne S,na1r VII, nsyr to 1cs n,,ot. ~
Pacific rsi).o. ID n,1l--notn Iion.1s mn,r sr,,1..
the vs.rd ou.;-tlons Of cou1sca,fon and eTnsn-
CITATION. Til. ia bur tue beg,pnfnr Of An
, 1862-05-15
5agi1tam Salt.

last SAGINAW SALT.-pe-
IL cstved this dag, fur thouand barrels
Fine Salt from East Saginaw, aiealean.
This sA1t Is se1y highly recommended toz a eeaap
ptss aud purity, BY ali Tao ha!e esd It during tae w.
eosaoa sess lie zsst at LIE 'a7s ia
R. H1cCHEsNET,
No. 2Paraee's Building. COZ South Wate- and Il Ella s..
z5aets t fss a5g e R!s27s1 7, ,RsgsF ot sas
e. G3Ssinof December 80 49, BY Fro1 4 "ash.
%It5e Geological ,na,casen4 on which found r.,
SissspPi Is aaht be e!1ecssd >: to- IS stsens
ot he 6tlneis psoporonee 10 ne extent Of thu baa
eng1ains Vigorously u tae aa15isc:a1e Of satt III
pa5 II sss9s g. =
fpea IN s1antt, sstef n better taa2 tse
e. ss = a =
ssste a s1d anse Goun:y EsT aos5 a2d go
-IPsge Ia
TO fae B9ssd Ct Directors of the East ssEtlaw Salt
saVs ess taa5,iaz With .ns teta!1s # .ho
ashgss .Sv ofss 9ss may sd Lake
sS7s 2sss Ssa9 sxaHz IL.
:Rsesen So. Hc Cisseand So pseEsss s.oss III :, !,
51sSssss s:;S ssi s.:
| the pu1post. VII r LIFILE LE'
pa!5 sd szeeeaes of s;ftee t. ceai:; |
ftssay demand T. s1is city AID II the p2sE Ls5s
atont5 ogi n,ch Terc so!a r. nst:oit @s!Ss a.
| Raft and Is preftEred hy core"
, 1862-05-15
Special Rnttces.


4 MOTHER GREAT VICTORY!
Il Rheuu at1sm, Fever Aud Aeue Cont Piles, Saint
vttps Danee md Asthma, t1eaied w1thoas msdtctne
Or electricity without b1th1 wltho1. risk Of lite Of
health. and without MONEY Il thorough cure il not
eEeczed.
DIR. BELLS INF1RM AIRY
For the treatment Of the above Famed ualadlea has
become n1ed 1nkktut1on. III Treatment Is oEsaA. -:
g. but owing to the pressure Of professional business
b. Is obliged to confne bis attenon to few Of shoae
dteea1ea that - 1uoEt fearful, Hh.h nafe the
aal of the ent1re medical profession Els Inetnp1 Of
practice no secret and he wlI be pleased to explain
nsmes O p4[eS Who hare been ,ed By b. mode of
disease have an9 ady suffered much In health and
pocket by prscuce which has ALIKE ruin
cd their constitution ana hna1csA But do t1nFe-
fire hesitate Running rttk either constitu
nens1ly or tnsnctally yon asa not helped It iii
the chy Or eoantIZ Coasnltst!ons ne s1d :onadsa-
sgG Rooms B6 Bfate sReet, Chicago Adi1ess br. q.
T. BELL, ChtcaGo, Ill mS1afSBSn
, 1862-05-15
OIL, CL HS,

OF the<e offer I 1arge and unEvalled assort1uent
either tegalda qualtT sty'eor price EaEihh aaa
American H-nufactute IN E1dtn4 at ard oneaAd-
eh.f yards and two sasds vide It p1ce. fto@ Sn-se
Ou Cotha twelve feet ekn cen feet and went, {sus
tees wtd+ II pxre4 tron nur to ton sht1linEs pc yd
AAo-TAbe OIL Clotha IN pa and 6T the y4Su- Ana
6tAtr Gil ElnfhA In Xfekt TAE1etf.
, 1862-05-15
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.

Gamsn EnoD
z.~+ .1aa nans :, ,sa throat ~ hror,a1s,+ +n..
snS ios411 p tIo Gk Inn9z =" o o'@o sooe3'
a19 ssse1 ~ - cE a+ar tu f.onsnnot4o .nd ~
1adetaad t5st Ia betar W. 70 cu1s EonsumDon
g H. If f.a++e-rh Al tnev reraya11v xrne.r
are At Gr1t yerT siieht Persons it'll they haTe tod
o. n q ~ = - 9hst 6ara f-enTent atracS sre nr
ens1f III to ne cansea - IN tb. no
~ ad ~ noge a1 ~ Hnmg ~ tRcE a %
r. dista@e Errn1es chrGne fhs discharTes aSp r.
=
nK the nose e1se the5 fall Into the throat and ara
haHEed OF co9Khed od+ The aer1etton8 are offensive
causing Dad breath the voice s thcK snd nasa1 the
eFes are weak; the sense Of smell 1s lessened or de-
sEc7ed; deafness frequently taEes place Another
COMMON and Important symptom Of Cata5fh I9, that
the is obliged to cle hls throst n the morning
Of thick or slimy mucous which has fallen down hom
1as nead a9ng n ne Rgh s p ~ aHss f. ~ ~
f%1S1 md ahon1d inss M 0 tine n srrestinH K fTe
annEs are IN Eymo1ms OF Catsrrh ss they appear Ii
dtaerent easa ~ o- - ..S- S-.-.--~ -1-' =. -
tteae sTmntnms csp he quickly aud edect1al1y re-
moved Aid fsve sufficient confidence IN tbe Kenae-
dy to ssaufe al Who are discussed to test It's virtues ID
cnriug Catarrh that after the trial Of the Remedy
, 1862-05-15

@ What can " oman do in War?
Muck. every Way. But she can't keeo peace In tbs
1mtly E1thopt botrie of Dead.shos 70 ~ Of @ TIE
y1ted Introduce themselves 10 her lodgers TO tn .ir
Feat a1no9snce and a1azust EoH i the unae 70 1se
Dead Shot mskes cteah sweep renders peace certain
b. the annihllatan OF the eaemy. SOLD 6y II Drng-
Finch, Durham d Smith. ap36pSe6-1m
, 1862-05-15

#llt1arp dIarfS.

4 RTIILERY AND CAVALRY
= OFFlCERs:-An e1tra n1ce lot Of eaorts, Beia
md Fables Sabre Knots and SpnrS Real BucksStu
Dress Gzantlets- Also, Infantry Field ana L'ns {E
4sess swords 5he 6est articles nade Cots South sad
t.idsts Shoulder stfsp3 R4xIss &c DE- al sod
statstl OVER the Unttsd 8atAs Expres* Onca Gcisl1
, 1862-05-15

For the cheapest and best Hair
Jewelry, WIgA Bzsids Cuf1h Frik1etz etc. 20 10 4.
DHsWALDT, 100 Lake street aud e1k1tnh tnose Won
derfa productons Of ar 70 scrutiny can detect the
alt Hs1r JeWe11y contaus alwaJa the newest Ea1ts
ry1es Al articles Will give entire satisfaction
, 1862-05-15
Gfuerat EDtl1e5.

THE OLD TRINITY CHURCH..
i corner Of Clark aud Madao1 atreez, csa ne
rensf for lecture, c0nretR p4noT>rAs other -
sp*ctab+ psemen1s At Liable rst+.n sud uIo1
aptlcar1on t. rae undersigned. AGENT 70: the Tfns eas
JAMES C, raK{}}.
mFI$r4St1E Ger Lake and Dear 4 stA.
, 1862-05-15


stratsgen's which they a]Iege have been car
Morgan, Ken7uckian> His last exploit is
related b. the Appta@, as follows:
The heroic young Kentuckian Is as full Of
himself as q countrytuar and took wagon
lead OF n,ta1 to Nashville the other day.
Driving straight to the st. Cloud Hotel. he
left his wagon at the door in charge Of 3 trus-
ts follower, sud went into the dIning-room Of
the hotel about dinner, where he sat do IN op-
posite Gen McCook.
"Gep. McCook, suppose" said the dis
tineulshed pertsan, howlug across the table.
lyon are right, Sit" said Mccook; "that
aWell Glnera1, it there's no secesshers
abcut, I've got something to tell you right
here"
Looking around. the General requested his
new acquaintance to proceed with whnt be
SWeli, Giperal, I live no here close by
Burke>s Mills, Fight in the midst Of nest OF
6ecesheFB, aud they swear you: soldiers shan't
have peck OF d,eal il they had TO strive f,,r
it. But. GinrTal, I'm all right On the goose,
though dou't hare much ia say about it st
home, aud SO 1 got q wagon load Of meal
ground, end I've t'rung it down here to-day,
and It's now out thar N tue streets, and yoa
can hare it it you want it."
Gen. McCo'k VAS highly delight*.d-e1.
pressed llb EfAtltude to the plAiu-1ooking
countryn,an Tor Ills Kindness, praised his loy,
atty TO ''the Old dag,'' &c, aud at once or
drred the me11 to be taken to the Cotnmissar1
OF hls Brigade, and p4,d for it in gold aud si1
yer. This TRANSACTION accomplished, theconu
te7et Ha*ootr agsin repaired to Gen
McConk's neadqnar1ers, where, after request
ing q strictly private intekviex, he to d tn
*'Gfneral' that If he would send out 15O ule1
to euch Place, IN euch uegbhorhood il
Davidson county, he would guide them rigs
into that "nest Of seceshtrs and traitors,
where shey hight '' eag'' 3 large quantity q
meat and o'her - cautrlbaud Of war;" besid
number Of tie worst rebels that ever ass1ste
in 'bustins up'' this t'glorious Union" Gen
hcCook fell i'm Q the snare 81 as EASY as fallin
of 1og,'' and all the preliminary arrange
meuts ~ert. mad and time and place agree
upon, for the l5O Union soldiers TO meet tnei
trusty guide.
McCook'r dttachme1t of 150 men kent til
appointment 'a1sb'ullY, and of course Cap,
Morgan, no longer disguised, Was there t.
meet theu,; hui, unforIupately for them, b
Was not alsue- he had eCfficiept uumhsg q
vel. hor. emen to capture the Who'll
1arkte torct ~1,h0nt firing 3 gun. So h
took them quietly, and sent them s&iftl5 t
the rtas, 10 TIT txchauged in due coarse-a
but one, al rfac.r, whom he released o
parole. aud hade hl:n return to Gen. MeCoo
With the compliments Of his ncal-sellfng Al
quapfance who lad the pleasure of meetln
him a. tht st. Cland feF days before.
Hurrah for the ga1'ant and heroic Morgan
the dAunt4css aud eagacious psrtisan who
fame is ra.'idls rounding into proportion
which premise to oycrenadoE all the Ma
ons" Of tht var.
, 1862-05-15
MhTTlIGS AND RBGS.

Cocoa Mattuga for Oh :ea Charchea- rfttbue4 &C.
u all efdshs from opeh III 70 two yatck vide: CApsn
E1aN Mating, 10th white Au1 ch- cked, g. oneAat4
9oanet and nne an5. ha1 yasds y. dc; s.x. T.4vs<
skeleton, Ade1klde A1u enetp8kt MAtx
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-27
From the Springfield Repubilcau.
We are Fighting with BarburInns

1t is hard thing to say of Americans,
whose fathers fought side by side with ours,
the battles Of our independence, but it is
sadly, terribly true. Tho massacre of our
wounded on various battle fields, the bru-
tai treatment of our men taken prisoners
by the rebels, the iudiguities offered our
captured officers, the assassination of Gen.
McCook-and, most of all, the fiendish per-
secutions inflicted upon Southern men who
refuse to renounce their allegiance to the
goyernment-these and many like facts,
fresh in popular recollection, prove that
we are fighting barbarous enemy.
Col. Corcoran, in bis speech at Baltimore
on Wednesday evening, spoke of Irish citi-
zeus of the South that he found in prison
at Salisbury, North Carolina, who refused
to fight udder any other flag than that
which they had sworn allegiance to on
their arrival in this country, and their treat
ment was more brutal than that Of the
military prisoners. Among them were old
grey headed men, bowed down with suffer-
ing and sorrow, but firm in their allegiance.
The deaths among them averaged two a
day for the last six weeks. Col. Corcoran
appealed to all who loved the old flag aud
hated tyranny to rally with him to the
succor and relief of these suffering martyrs.
He gave q graphic description of the con-
dltiOn OF Richmond unuer the rule OF the
arch-fend and tyrant jeff Davis, and de
clsred that liberty no longer existed there,
and would never be vouchsafed to the peo-
Pile until the flag WAS restored. The streets
presented a most deserted and sorrowful
condition. No able-bodied man dared walk
in the streets unless provided With milf
tary pass, aud all that were to be seen ON
the thoroughfares were jaded and ragged
soldiers and women aud children dressed
in mourning. If any of his hearers sympa-
thized with the rebellion, it was only ne
cessary for them TO see what he had seen
to drive all such feelings from their breasts.
No such tyranny and oppression existed on
the face Of the earth as the desp9tism Of
the southern coufederacy.
Col. Corcoran does not exaggerats the
intolerable cruelty of the despots at the
head of this rebellion. Others of our Off
GERS recently returned represent that they
were treated horribly in Richmond, having
evepIless room than at Salisbury, and were
fed on sour bread and water, with spoiled
bacon. Lieut.. II. O. Spencer of the Sd Wis
consin, captured at Winchester, died be-
cause the rebels would not permit him to
have medicines. A committee of his fell
low prisoners solicited from the officer in
charge the privilege Of purchasing Oof-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-27
HOW Do.these Mon Reel.

When man is praised by scoundrel
he ought to suspect himself. The Memphis
(Grenada) Appeal, the most malignant
of all rebel sheets, praises yallandigham
of Ohio, and few others like them, as the
only true friends the Sonth can count
upon in the North. The Appeal is right
These men have done and are doing all
they dare to embarrass the government
and aid the rebellion, and if JEFF Davis
should enter Washington in triumph they
would hasten to offer him their allegiance
and beg for a chance in his administra-
tion. That these traitors are Iallowed in
loyal communities proves the forbearance
of our people, But that fofbearance is
not quite inexhsuGtible.