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Particular Notice.
Portland and N. Y. Steamers

The splendid and fast Steamship
49, Chcsa peake, CAPT. SYDNEY GRO
<fMNwELL, will until further notice run
las follows
rS- Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, Every
WEDNESDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and leave Pier
North River, New York, EVERY SATURDAY., Ats
o'clock p. NJ.
This vessel Is fitted up with fine accommodations
for passengers, making this the most speedy, saie
and comfortable route for travellers between Now
York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and ir9n Mon.
treai. Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT
shippers are requested to send their Freight to
the Steamerbefore p. ~ on the day that leaves
Portland.
For Freight CT Passage applyto
EMERY a FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. Is. CR0MwELL& Co., No. s6 West Street, NOW
York.
Nov. 25, 1861. "
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U. s. Army and Navy Express,

All Goods or Packages, forwarded through
Adams Express Co., care OF U. s. Army and
Navy Express. 2o7 Pennsylvania Avenue. viii:
be promptly delivered to the Camps or Naval
Stations As directed. 4
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4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of q. S. Patent Office, Washington,
(uadsr hs act Of 1879
20 state Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON,

AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF %
Il years, continues 70 secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain, France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Pa
tents executed on liberal terms and with despatch.
Researches made into American or Foreign works,
10 determine the validity or utility Of Patents or
lnyentiOns-and legal or other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same Copies OF the claims
of any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng
land but through Il Inventors have advantages for
securing Patents OF ascertaining the patentability
OF inventions unsurpassed by, II not immeasura-
bly, superior to- any which can be offered them else
where. The testimonials below given prove that
none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT
OfPICE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS Is
THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL-
IrY, he would add that he has NJ undant reason 70
believe, and can prove, that at no other Office
the Kind are the charges for professional services
80 moderate. The immense practice OF the sub
scriber during twenty years past, has enabled him
to accumulate vast collection OF specifications
and official decisions relative TO patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and
mechanical works, and iull accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Europe. render
him able beyond question, TO offer superior faeli.
ties Tor obtaining Patents.
AL necessity OF q journey 10 Washington 10 pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there are
thereby saved inventors.
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"BUY NE AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD~
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED,
nv THE USE or THE
Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
DR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,

compo..d Of Sarsagaria, Wild Cherry, Yslioe Dock.
PTiekly Asa. Throughout, RhEbdTb, MaHdraks,
DaadsliOn. &C., all Of WAicA are 30 compounded az
20 oct IN eo.etrt and ASSIST Ndiars ~ OadIediiHg
disease.
The effect OF this medicine Is most wonderful-it
acts directly upon the bowels apd blood, by remoV-
ing all ObstruetiOns frOm the internal organs, stun
uIating them into healthy aetisn, renoyating the
fountains OF life, purifying the blood, cleansing II
from all humors, and causing IL 10 course anew
through every part Of the body restoring the In,
valid 10 health and usefulness. They cure anu
eradicate frOm the system. Liver Complaint. that
main wheel OF 80 many diseases Jaundice In its
worst forms. all Bilious Diseases and foul stomach
Dyspepsia, COstiyeness, all kinds OF Humors lndi'
gestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pains In the Side ana Bowels. flatulen-
cy, Loss OF Appetite. and torpid or diseased Ii
YER a disOrdered Stomach, or bad blood, TO which
all are more or less subject In Spring and Summer.
More than 100000 persons have been cured by
this medicine. IL Is highly recommended by Ply
sieians everywhere Try itand you will never re-
gret H. Sold by all Dealers In Medicine everywhere
at only Is and d cents per bottle.
Orders addressed to GEO, q. GOoDwIS 4 Co.,
Boston. bmosiS
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WEEKLY DE4eg4D TO AGRICULTURE. aeeadzacS, AND
3nsins1s aotifss.

DYE HOUSE, Liberty St., near Covered
~ Bridge, Blddeiord. Valentine Free is prepared
to dye all kinds OF Linen, Cotton, silk and Woolen
Goods Of any color, In the best manner. Goats,
Vests Pants, Capes, Ragans, Basquins, DC, cleans
ed and colored without being ripped, and put IN
good order. All coloring done by him Is Warranted
not to smut iyrli
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
IL regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and ,rccs,,fai practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
trsisortAy, and more capable OF putting their ap-
plications In q form TO secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Offcer
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
.lIr r. n. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but one OF which patents have
been granted. and that Is NOE pending. such un-
mistakesble proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors 10
apply 10 him 10 procure their patents rs they may
he sure OF having the most hithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable char
scs." JUN rA""ANr'
During eight months the subscriber, In course OF
his large practice made farce rejected applica-
lions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF which
was decided in Ais yarOr by the Commissioner oil
Patents. X III. EDDf.
Boston. December .. 1851. lyr5l
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3ir. sasnranfs.
RUFUS SMALL & SON,
AuctiOneers & Appraisers,
Office In City Building, Biddeford, NJ,
En,ranea nm Adaus Street

lam giving my whole time and attention 70 the
above business, and represent the following oou,
panies as Agent. viz ,-TAs MassaeAsssffs Mutual
Lifs, located at Springfield, Mass, capital over
s5O10OO. In this company have upon my BOOK
over 300 members OF the first men In Blddeford,
have just taken the Agency OF the N,r England
Lifs COMPANY, located at Boston, Mass. This CON-
pany has a capital OF t2OO0OOO, Its cash disburse.
ments 10 its Life Members In 1858 was t35o,uo. L
operate as Agent for the following Or accompanies !
R,if,Iord Matpal CAsissa Mataai fChelsea. Mass,
and the following companies (see adyertisementsJ
Thankful for past favors, ask for a continuance
Of the same Call and see me, and bring your
fiends. All business entrusted TO me will be Mith-
fully and promptly performed.
RUFUS SMALL 4 son.
Biddeford, June y, is60. lyr@
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human system by the use OF
DIR. +. G. G0ULDS PIN WORM SYRUP.
Cure wUranfed IN spery case,
Rshsf qgordsd IN twsnfy.four Aonrs.
This syrup Is purely q vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYMPTOSiS.-Intense itching, biting and dis
tress In the lower part Of the rectum and about the
seat often mistaken for the Piles, dsa greeabe SEN
saton in the epgastrc region or lower part OF the
bowels, rcstlessness, wakefulness, starting and
screaming In sleep, faiLtipg. and not unfrequently
spasms or fits
HERvEY 4 MOORE, SOLE PRoPRrEroRs.
Address George G. Goodwin 4 Co., II and u Mar
shall Street, Boston, Mass, General Agent for New
England.
Sold In Biddeford by A, Sawyer. w. q. Dyer, @.
II. Carleton 4 Co I, and Z. U. Stevens 6mj0
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Icopynght seeuredl
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MiTTlSOyS INDIAN EMENlGOGUE.

This celebrated Female Medicine,
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else OF the Kind, and proving
effeetual arerall others have failed,
Is designed for both mar-isd and SIN
gle ladies, and Is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as IL will
bring on the nOatAiy s.ckasss In cas-
IS Of obstruction, aiter all other re-
needles Of the kind have been tried In
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without 4 single faiihrs
when taken as directed, and without
the least injury to health IN any
eass. ~lt IL put up In bottles of
three different strengths, with mll
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BUSINESS AND WEDDING CARDS.
or all kinds and styles printed at the Union and
Journal once. Biddeford. Ne.
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THE subscriber. having re-
AA-,S moved to Biddeford, offers for
sale all of his REAL ESTATE,
situated in Dayton, consisting
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E[alAlla!aIb|
A NEW DISCOVERY,

THE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal Of
i which has ever baffied the skill OF the most en-
inent physicians. are entirely expelled from the
human system by the use OF
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DIED.

This morning in the 9Th year OF her age ase
IDA ELIZABETH, daughter OF the late J ,o
and Susannah Young. 1t was but few e sbs
ago this sweet and interesting child was III TN
enjoyment of health, the pride OF d9al ;n
mother, but. alas how soon to be oVer#he"
ed with grief. 1t is true that death !oF e .
shining mark > ns1~ The friends or the a !am
lily are respectfully invited to attend tue lu'lS
raj, on tomorrow TUESDAY AFTERNOON, a. w.
o clock, from the residence Of Mrs. Free: nss
grandmother northeast corner OF Calel'D
and Fairfax streets, without further notlce'
On the 18th instant, at the residence, OF Nm IN
mother, in Prince Georges county, no. IN ~
the 30th year OF his age, JOHN g., e!oeS' ~"
OF the late ohm Marion.
On Saturday, December 9th. Mrs MAn =
+. EROSION, wife Of DR.. Il. }. Croyson: V
Washington, after brief and severe Illness
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FROM KENTUCKY.

FROM KENTUCKY. q
LOUISVILLE, Dec. % lS62,-John MoroA
with twenty-eight hundred men, attack "A
Lieut.. Col. Smith at Elibethtown yeStera. u
commanding two hundred and fifty men in B
stockade After severe fight, the FederN
forces retired to the Court house and adioin;ns|
buildings. The losses are not stated and ha
result not known
The City has been untiasely excited all dab
by multiludinous rumors Of skirmishes in va
rious proximate localities, Headquarters, M
to IL o'clock tonight are unadvised thereof
and discredit them. Reports from MemphH
say that the Federal pickets have been driven
in to the fortications and that the Confederate
have been committing depredations there.
The reception Of Dr. Olds by the people 81
Lancaster, Ohio, on his return fom lonl
captivity in Fort Lafayette, was Of the most
enthusiastic description, people Aocking fronll
all sections Of the State to see him.
The Manchester W. journal says thai B
large quantities Of cotton: taken from mattress
es, are being shipped from Vermont to Masss. \
chusetts.
The Washington correspondent Of the Neva
York World says: There is now every reasona
to believe that President Lincoln will veto the /
bill recognizing the new State Of Kanawha. III
IS understood that in a forthcoming proclama.
ton, Western Virginia will be exempted from
it's operation and the veto will, IN all probs.
bilitv leave the matter open for further con.
sideration. If the division Of the country was
considered fixed fact, Western Virginia would
be admitted as State into the Union; if not,
not.
A correspondent Of the New York Times
says of the majority in Congress- The ma
jority Will justly but firmly apply the gag to all
obnoxious members and resolutions make
their own programme, and proceed with bua'
ness. Just at this time they do not intend to
afford any opportunity to the macontents to
probe their venerable place.
The Great Eastern is again i'll hot water
Mr. VIM. H. Thompson of the Y. > Mar.
shals Office, has ibelled her at the instance Of
Mr.. n. P. Warren, counsel for claimants, f'r
work and labor done.
The ship Sea King, which sailed from San
Francisco on the 9th of September tor Liver
pool, loaded with wheat, was totally lost, eS'
cept the third mate, who was picked up by The
bark Eugene and carried to Peru.
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IicIarful days We have experienced this winter;
The weather was mild, the temperature pleas
ant, and the day bright.-~There was heavy
white frost this morning, On Saturday night,
the varercom at Mr. Goodhands shlp-yard
was broken open, and several kegs of paint and
other articles stolen.-A negro employed IN
pulling down fence in the suburbs IN the
southern part Of the town, was tired upon on
Saturday night, and wounded, but he made his
cape,-Since the Sth Of January last, there
have been buried 1917 Federal soldiers in the
Penny Hill burying ground, near this place, and
724 in the Union cemetery 1.-Two soldiers OF
the lst Virginia cavalry, in the i. S. service,
have been arrested, and sent to the jail IN this
place charged with the murder OF soldier IN
their regiment. -There were a few disturbances
on the streets: yesterday, caused by collisions
between some Of the soldiers and negroes;
where the blame lies we do not know: some
arrests were made.
The Washington Rel ublcan, Of this morn
ing says that it was currently reported IN that
city Yesterday, that 1900 Federal troops had
been caDfured at Dumfrit on Saturday.
The Rich,nond Dispatch Of the Goth reports
that the Confelerates have again occupied Co.
rinth.
The New York Tribune says:-''lhat while
England ought not to be accepted as media
Tor, if government VIGOROUSLY free from par
TALLY or from sinister impulses-that Of Swift
zerland, for mple-yere to tender to ours
its good Offices to bring about a reconciliation
between US and the Confederates, we should
urge that the proposition be met frankly and
cordially. :
The news papers are filed with accounts Of
the astounding development Of stupendous
frauds glon the i. S. government, in the
matter Of organizing and subssting the volun
teer regiments raised in New York. 1t is said
that near one thousand persons are implicated
in these frauds
There is no such thing as getting work done
about printing office for nothing. The pro-
prietor must pay for every line Of type set, ink
or paper used. Yet many people ask and ex-
pect printing for nothing. But fortunately
this class is becoming smaller every day. The
great majority now admit that the publisher of
newspaper ought to be literally paid his hard
earned dues.
The National IntelIigencer of this morning
says:-';We understand that demonstration
Was made by the Confederate forces upon the
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except Ol llEt tCtotOc
In the Developments Of the frauds Iii y.
York. in organizing and subsisting troops IN
stances have come to light where recruiting OF
fcers have induced lager beer men to sign
bill for $500 where the claim was only SD
The colonel of a celebrated regiment, famous
for his sympathy with the hero OF ltallan
freedom" is also implicated. Its understood
that he has swindled the government and yar-
Gus public bodies of New ! ork out OF 500: GOO.
Ia his opinion in opposition to the bred
Scott decision, Mr.. Bates refers to the case OF
Gen, Bernard, who for long time held the Of
fee Of General Of Engineers IN the y. 5. mill
tary service, and who all the time avoWed his
French allegiance.
At New Orleans an order has been issued
"suspending all sales Of property, on account
Of the T. S., until further advised
The death Of Mr.. Thomas Hope, author Of
''Anastasius, at Dresden, on the 9Th: is an
nounced.
The hospital transports Mary Washington,
John Tucker, and George Weems, arrived in
Washington on Friday morning, bringing the
last instalment Of the sick aud wounded Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
It is stated that the stock Of whale oil on
hand in this country at present is less than it
has been since 1858. It was then S,2l0 bar
rels--it is now only about l;500 barrels.
General Fremont S coaches, which he pur-
chased last year at an expense Of about 5000
EACH were sold at auction at St. Louis. on
the 10th, bringing $3.50 each.
Some persons think that the Emperor Ma
poleon, will make some declaration about Amer
lean affairs, on the lst Of January-but this
is all conjecture
Washington correspondents all agree that
the President is resolved to stand by his Eman-
cipation proclamation, and that he Will issue u
supplementary proclamation on the first Of
January, indicating the States and parts Of
States in which slavery is to be forever out
iawed.
Adyices from Ship Island report that nearly
all the vessels OF Gen Banks expedition had
arri, ed there.
The Commissioner appointed by the Gov
ernment to investigate frauds perpetrated upon
the Treasury in the raising and organizing of
regiments in New York, has already discovered
frauds to the extent Of over 500, 900, and the
prospect is that double that sum will be detected
before the investigation is concluded.
Sixteen steamers were seized at CINCINNATI
on Monday for the use Of the army. They
are to be used, Of course: for the transportation
Of troops aud supplies.
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The temper and disposition Of some per-
sons are represented by the Washington be.
publican, which advocates Liberation OF al
Slaves 10 the South, q .jacgue'ae among the
whites end revolution Of society, &c It's
words are:-s:We must confront revolution by
revolution, fire by fire. N,thing short OF this
will save us, and il we hesitate much longer
we are lost. That lullaby Of knaves and fools
the Union as it was, has outraged the common
sense Of the country long enough. The Union
as It was, is buried in grave from which there
is no resurrection. No Union is now possible
except of free States.
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Grcnf Rrilain.

The steamer Alabama, which was returning TO
Liverpool when the Europa sailed, proved not to be
the "2JO"
The Daily Mrs reverts to the proposed exodus Of
negroes as a wild scheme. Ii says the sooner the
Government leaves of talking about what II canno,
effect the better for IL. dignity and its reputation.
The Times thinks the recent reverses have restored
liberty of speech in the North, and apparently almost
suspended the Government at Washington.
The Morning Pos, thinks this strange and the
strange and unlocked for coup d'ttlt nav possibly
terminate the war. IL says "a nan OF ordinary
imuess may establish out OF the ruins Of the Union
n new Republic" and thinks that even If JEFF.
Davis assumes the Presidency Of tie United States
the North would accep; him, ia order to preserve
unity
IL was stated that the doctrine of the Federal
Government that trading foreign vessels, not carry
ing coutraband, require PERMITS TO enter the ports
Of the Union, held by France to be wholly mad
misslble.
France has theoretically protested aga inst the cap
ture OF the shlp Ia Manche, at Ney-Orleans.
The substitute for cotton which attracted 20 much
attention s the ibcrs OF the marine plant known ss
B0rt,ea Warina, or common grass wrack.
The Manchester Cotton Supply Association, at its
annual meeting took hopeful view Of the capacity
OF India bat denounced the obstructive policy Of the
Indian Government.
The Impeachment Of Sir Charles Wood was called
for.
Rictng at Belfast had been serious, but there was
no loes VI life.
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Commercial KntrlIigencr.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2i.-CorroN.-The sales of
Monday aud Tuesday 1900 bales Of which O)
taken By specoaors and exporters. The marked closed
easier, but Bominslly unchanged.
SrAIE OF IKADK.-Ih- Manchester market Is dull.
BRsADsruFFs have a declining tendency. Richardson,
Spence Co. and Wakefield, Nash Co, report Flour dun
aid I'd lower Wheat irregular and i'd Id lower. Red
Nesiern, q 0lO2; Rod Southern, 10 "a iub White West
ern ~ qlla White Southern, II G6l2. Corn quiet but
steady; Mnod q saRi.
Provisions very dull The auhoite, report Beef
n PorA very dull Bacon quiet but steady Lard
and steady.
pRoDucg-Ashes Arm Sugar quiet, Cofee Inactive
Rice sale, small Rosin sales. Spirits TuIp,ntine,
sales.
LoNpos MaRxsr', Sept 22.-BRx,psruEys dun, and all
qualities slightly lower sudAs quiet but steady. CoFPEK
IN. IKA quiet RICK hrn. TsLLow steady Al % 6. LIN
sssD OIL hm at 4)i. Spirits TURPKSrSH quiet at 1901
Ass.
Consol, closed on Monday ut 99i 69Ji for money
AsERicAS SECURITIES Illinois Central Shares 5OffAt
discount. Enc Shares l9!d.9
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Sept. @.-CO1TOS-Sses Of Wednesday and
lhurday 1000 bales including l.O TO Spectators the
set Is called slightly lower oF all qualities, but prices are
nominal
BKE4DsTuFPs quie, but steady.
Provisions very dull.
LONDON, sept. as Conscls for money 92i aOi.
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Passcuxcrs Arrived

10 steasship Aarisn, from heio- Oreans Georye Wo3t
and lady J. q. Hamilton J. Montgomery NJ Mandel ~
McCiossey VI. G,rnon NJ. j. Farrell. Mrs aud MIS- sen,v
noes J. T. schepmoe., Mrs y. Dentreli, Paul Adss
ady Mrs j. Adise Mssrs p. aud NJ. Aldge and 'eryAys
Capt r. X. MofmGn. y. = n Capt George X sehessSz
H. Terry Capt r. H. Abbott 18th Conn Nolunis MI
Capt Hobart 4th Wisconsin Volunteers, 5. e. hieAei RIA
Henderson, Isaac Wilson. 1. Casisrs aud sister Jae
aId 4. MsiaId, Capt. r. Olsan and lady Miss ~ Re-.
Bronnau and brothers aiTs. Long J; g. LAS, sl
cheinen, Z. AndTse G. Proland, Lieut. G. j. IhsD i
Michigan Volunteers; A. Egsn. Oliver PefAis &C. n
Tnompson Edward Msdrauo, L. Haas, VIM II. Isl shil,
H. Mar.ha Philip Della Chai.e Mr. aud Mrs ShePnsihS
Phiness Capt John Chos,e 18th Newlork NoaneeIs, III
3! il etcase Including smenial band Of tie oh ''
gan Volunteers. - ., y,,,ov-
Can't Manser.h ard family (ye), 2d West India
Quarsrmaster Kelly I'd West lndis Regnenti " nns
No. poy, Navy Mira Samuel Whiting, Mr. and MIS- 100
A. Arnold ana child. Capt Wm. scherwen Winner ,.uis
son j. Kiddie Hudson L.. MsnIique, J. Walker, u nA
w C RAINING, }. Askew. Total, ~.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2j.--1he American Consul at
Vienna wrote to Ganbaldi asking, as he had failed
in his patriotic efforts in Italy II be woald offer his
yaliaut arm in the American struggle FOR Liberty
and Unity, promising hi N an enthusiasts reception.
Ganbaldi, under date OF Sept. If, replied:
" | am II prisoner and dangerously wounded IL
is consequently impossible for me to dispose of my
elf However, no soon as | tan restored 10 liberty
and my wounds are healed, shall take the first
favorable opportunity to satisfy my desire TO serve
the great American Republic, OF which | am II
citizen, and which il now fighting FOR universal
liberty"
The above correspondence appears in Tie IIaR-
dercr Of Vienna.
There is no other news of importance.