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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

TnS EooNoMY OF lILAlTn.--'lhis busy no p,ioa
OF Americans has 10 100000 working population,
whose services may he estimated al % per day.
and their ANIMAL loss by sick ness at an average
Of en- days each in the year. This gives n total
Loss oi $40 900 ,0O0-a sum times as large Is
tho cost Of Ihe General Government, including
thu Amy. Navy, Post Offices. Legislators, For
eisn Ministers, and all Tie amount weishs q yss
slx hu,. lrod tons in pure gold -,'.'-. .''
A laTp,r proportion ol tins cosIly suffering might
ba ayorioo ny timely attention TO dief, clean.
iness nd abe all by the proper use Of the ieh,
,amedv IN seaso,1. When 2o cent box of Aver \
Pills will avert an attach Of illness ,hn, il wunId
take several days ~ recover rom, or a dollar
boliIe OF Ayers Sarsa apa. lila will expel lurking
disorder that wonld bring .to sufferer 10 his back
Tor weeks or mOnIhs, does IL teks any hgures 10
show the goo 4 EcoNoMY OF the invssIme NIT
When Fever ard Ague is ranking m yoaT veins
nnd shak ing your hts out Of you, is . worth tha
dollar !; costs Ior his AeUE CURE 10 havs the VII.
aiaous disorder expelled, which Il does suIsiY and
qncklyt When you have taken cold, 10 II pru.
pent 10 whit uulil |, has settled the lungs, when
day. or weeks or months must be spsni in uyiug
20 cure H. even " Il can be cured al all--or IL u
! cheaper 10 take Ayers Cherry PecloTai, costing a
/ lew shulings and remove the trouble holoTe Il Is
sAJioust i Iakss no w.sdom 10 decide o6S
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
NOVEMBER ID, 1862.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
erArK OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT;
CoLvNR1'e Dct c5th 1862


CoLrMBUs, Oct. c5th. 1862. !
The time honored custom adopted by the
Fathers ofOuT State, Of setting apart one day
IN each year for Prnise, Thanksgiving and
Prayer TO o.Almightv God, for His goodness and
NOR cy 10 us as People should be preserved -
Especially attn time like the plesent, should III
good citizens unite in laying aside the ordinary
business OF Tile, at least iur n day, and devote
themselves TO teachings OF their Maker.
Tho effort made by the legally constituted
authorities OF tho land. 10 put down the wicked
rebellion against the Federal Government, tic
best ever enjoyed by any people, in Which eifrt
the gallant sons Oi Ohio have borne so cOnspic.
pous and proud part, has fl led every neighbor.
yet exposed to the dangers of the field Of battle,
md 10 The hardships and sickness Of camp life,
and our system OF Government, in form nfter
Gods own laws. and 81 gentle that its rCins were
scarcely tell by the governed is get in peril
Our Heavenly Father can console the dis.
Uesscd aud henl the sorrOws Oi the muther'i
and willows henrt; He can protect from danger
our patriotic soldiers now in the field lie can
parolyze the arm Of the enomy OF our good Gov.
ernment
Now therefore, in obedience to the rcoues, oil
the General Assembly oi the State OF Ohio. and
TO the enl that simultaneous petition 10 Hin
may ascend TO Heaven from oil parts Of our
State, do hereby fix upon and set apart
THURSDAY, TIE 2TTH DAY OF NOVEM'
BER NEXT,
As day ofPrnisc, Thanksgiving and Prayer 10
Almighty God And do recommend, that, alb.
stuinng from all business pursuits, the good and
pure min led people of our State meet together
at their usual ploces Of Worship. and with one
voice, humbly ask the God Of all nations 10
afn lie upon the disrrsses oil our land that He
pros'raie the enemies Of our Government, and
thai, in all things lie give snch'wsdom 10 all tho
poop Of 1ho EARTH as will enable them to con.
form 10 Ills laws, TO the end that peace aud good
will shall prevail throughout the world.
q = r a
hand aud affixed the Great Seal Of the
tsEALl State of Ohio, the day and year above
written,
DAVID TOD. Governor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
English Opinions Of the Peace Dem.
ocrats,

The Euglish journals are not blind to
all the bearings ol political movements in
the United States. Some OF them have a
proper appreciation of the Peace Demo.
Gratis or submissionists. The London
Spctotor. in quoting some OF their resolu
tons. says OF the submissioniSls:
They lay dorm principles which. l,
Mey are sos AKIN 10 those Of MsreGeis. di6s,
from them only in being more petty, ana
more contemplate, othom being 6hi
nobler = that contain the ssniiaai principle
Of secession tOithout The ptaty Of pnrpos'
thdt renders secession stronig. Tue Dem
ocrats, indeed, take care to adore (mys,
ticaIly) the word Union. bu. strive with
all their might 10 undermine uuity OF pur,
pose, which can alone give that word &
meaning" ........ .....n
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
B.F. HOFFMAN, Privalc Secretary.

Ey-It is stated that President Lincoln
says 10 all visitors, that he will neither re.
sali nor modify his Proclamation OF Free.
dom, THIS is glorious news.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

The Nashville Uaion Of Oct. 25th SAYS no
apPreheusions need be INDUCED for tho
safety of that olty, as there are abun dan
means to protect il az hand,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

The Plain D,oiey. OAio Seaisswaa,
Cinoinnud Eaqui,er, etc., exuh over The
defeat oi several Uoion members Of Con.
gress.' So do JeG, Davis and oil his
rebels
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

Decrease in eighty-six counties ...s ~ 5SS
The vote in the eighey-six counties snnws
q ReputlicaR. decrease of 633s5, aud o
Democratic decrease of 10 020. nrlssskiE s'
II 10 In the face Of thess fasts and Aghves
thai tho sIay.a,home Democracy Of ohtp
have the brssen-faeed impudenoe to hold
Jubilant meetings, aud rejoice that they have
gained . victory over tho Republicans, %
the polls. snob triumph Who. bu, .
vaIlaudigharn traitor, can tako pleasure 10
M Oh, shame, whore is tho blush $50.
kA 10 RfPuttieas. ..... .....-....'.-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
HEADQUARTERS,
WARRBKros, Nov. o.

Con. Ploasautpn yesterday in . skiruiish
vith Stuart near Lit,le Wnsh,on r.n,n,sa
three pieces OF artillery. also . Captain,
Lieutenant and Rvo priyates. -
Gen. Bayard yesterday occupied and
holds the railroad bridge aeross the Ran.
pAhAnnOck, The bridge is uuinjured.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
The Armv Vote,

As tho official vote tram tho various points
comes 10, at our lato election. tho rssstiva
political strength Of our army is being de-
veloped. and the true aud only cause of the
apparent Republican defeat, made tlain.
1t mol II change of sentmunt. and an OPP
position 10 rho Administration that have
given to the Democrats n. majority in tho
several States thar have already held thaie
elections but tho simple fact. ns the figures
demonstrate that whiIst Republican vo,rrs
vent TO war TO fight. Democratic voters
stayed u: bone to pO!e. E
| In Indiana. four ff,hs of the rank and
flo of that State, are political supporters
of Abraham Lincoln. und his war. policy.
In Pennsylvania. tho samo Is the caso -
The Plttsburg Chronhie, in speaking of tho
| army vote. says:
The Narional Union candidate for tho
Offices of Auditor General and Surveyor
General are in small minority on tho pop
unr vote in the State. They fail short q
worry few thousands OF the Democratic can
didates But this is only among The yO,ors
that remain at home. Wherever a vote has
been taken in q volunteer regiment, wheth-
or at tho seat. of war, or in camps in tho
| State. there has been large majority for
tho Onion candidates. II all the Pennsyl-
vanis volunteers had voted and the same
proportion prevailed among hem that Is
found in tho regiments already reportod,
| there would have been a majority Tor
Messrs Cochran and Ross Of not less than
forty thousand, '... ....F
In Iowa. tho Republican State Ticket.
by the'home vote has n majority Of 1000.
bat is swelled to 90 900 by tho additional
vote Of the soldiers in the field.
Ia our own State. tho following frnm all
bat two counties shows where the R+pub-
licsn strength is conferred. RaHneys Dem }
majority in. eighIy.six counties is 5s65,
which is increased by the reported mnjrti-
tics in Hancock aud Sandusky TO Y53.
Armstrong; tDem.) majority in the State
is 8 579 The total vote cast in eigh,y-si1
counties compares as follows with tho voto
cast at the Presidential election "A 't
1862 Ranney. Dem, $50 e97
! 1899 Baohus JJnion l7bl51
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14


We hoar OF nothing Of special interest
from Con. SchuRuld's army. Tho rebeis
don't appear TO havo attempted to regain
lost advantages or to rep0ssrss lhemsol YES
with any part Of Missouri territory. Thuy
havo been pursued into the Boston Noun.
tuins, and will certainly DO compelled to re.
treat beyond tho Arkansas River. Tho rebel
column that was to tsko Pilot Knob and
Cape Girardcau from the south cast bv way
of Pocahontas, have not Snt achieved any
such results on the CONTRARY, they have
boon driven below Pocahontas. and portions
OF Gen. Steel's forces so dispersed at PIT.
mans Ferry and other points that il will be
impossible for the enemy to obtain a foot.
hold in chat quarter, q ....r ...EI D. .
PnILADELPHIA. Nov, o--Tho removal oi
Mcclellan has caused great excitement
Among the rumors ~ tho cause is thai some
instructions from the General in Chict were
not followed, and Lee escaped In conse-
quenoe. I'D -'1.. ...a''..'
ForDsys Press saws wss purely a mllhOry
act. and the result 0f mihiary consultation
aud Discussion, although recommended to
the President, and approved by him sOmo
time ago. IL was only finally resolved upon
after a change became inevitable. No act
of the present administration has been the
subject Of creator deliberaiion.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, FEB. y; loC2.
Mr.. RAMSEY presented petitions against any more
savings banks in New York.
The committee reported adversely tho b, allow
negotiation OF personal securities at short credit at more
than the legal rate Of interest.
The report was agreed TO and the bill rejected.
The committee also reported adversely the bill to
regulate the fees Of sherids.
The report was agreed TO and the bill rejected.
Mr. Smith made majority report IN favor OF the incor
porsdon Of the State Homeopathic Medical Society.
Mr. FRxER dissented from the report
Mr.. NURPHY reported complete the Brooklyn Charter
Amendment bill which was ordered 10 q third reading.
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. CoSSoiIy-To authorize attorneys in adjoining
BY Mr.. wooDRufFTo authorize the Brooklyn City and
Newtown Railroad 10 lay rails of less weight than
quircd by the general railroad law
BY Mr.. SMH-To amend the law relative TO obtaining
iuries in summary proceedings.
Relative TO dividends of life insurance companies.
To define the duties Of Captain Of the Port and Harbor
Masters Of New York
The senate then agreed to holding evening sessions on
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Bills on the general calendar were taken up in Com
mittee OF the Whole
The follow ing were ordered 10 third reading
Concerning the liabilities Of the husband and wife
relative t. the construction Of the Kings county Court
House; to amend the Brooklyn charter.
The bill TO prevent the fraudulent Of stamp labels
and trade marks was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. ToBkY, amendments were adopted
providing that defendants in actions under the act shall
be compelled to testify.
The bill then submitted TO the Judiciary Commit.
toe.
on the bill TO confer additional powers on the Me.ropo-
Titan Police, relative to the Inspection Of steam boilers
after oppt siion by Mr. Connolly, progress reported
The bill TO provide tar on dogs aud for the pay Of da
mages inflicted by dogs upon sheep. Mr.. Hutchinson
moved to reduce the tax to fifty cepts.
Messrs. BkrL and WILLARD opposed the amendment
which was lest
On motion or Mr.. MrRPHy the county Of Kings was
excluded from the operation Of the act.
Progress reported on the bill.
No other matters OF interest were acted on.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
Asse ma bly,.

ALBANY, Feb. %, 1852
The STEAMER appointed the following select committee
the Game laws:-Mcssrs. Hall, Alley, Phelps, An
drews and Scholeled.
This being general order day, bills on the calendar
were taken up their order Committee Of the Whole
The following bills ordered to third reading
To improve Central Park, New York
Authorizing the Historical Society 10 establish and
maintain museum Of antiquities and science and
gallery Of art In the state Arsenal building.
The bill TO provide for tho public defence was taken up
at twelve O'Clock.
Mr.. PIERCE made elaborate speech in favor OF the
bill taking ground that there danger OF foreign in
tervsntion and giving history Of the action OF
the English government towards this country, show
the probability Of that nation involving in war
The As cmbly met at sovcn and renewed the conside
ration Of the bill TO provide for tho public defence
Mr.. ALvoRD concluded his remarks, taking ground
against the constitutional power Of tho State 20
money Cor public defence except IN innent danger Of
Invasion. He argned that the forGcaton OF the bor
ders was useless TO prevent invasion from Csnada un
less unbroksn line of deteuces could be built along
the frontier. The defence OF the state must rely
IN the breasts Of the millions OF freemen ready 10 spring
forward to repcl any invasion. hut he did not believe
there ever could be any danger Of the invasion OF this
state if we should ever 70 TO with England, we
should carry u on 10 the soil Of Canada and overrun
that country, though every stronghold in IL brstled
with British troops. lie believed the bill was concerted
when was thought there could be peace except by
agreeing 70 separation aud when was deemed neces.
gary for New York TO stand In position 10 protect her
own rights. Now within few days all fear Of
separation would disappear, and with Il all apprehen-
sioDs OF foreign war Whom peace was restored ,ths
time might arrive when we should desrs 70 dsvo
every vestgc Of foreign power from this continent but
there was no fear now OF invasion. The roar of tho
British Lop bad been loud at time but II had grown
softer and Softer until IL become mild as tina voice Of
sucking dove. lie denied that the Trent affair or tho nor
mission OF British troops 20 pass through Maine wss
an evidence Of the weakness OF the government
In the former case In tho wrong and
we would have been unworthy Of respect if we
had not remedied the wrong In the latter place the
permission wss evidence of confidence In our own
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
Personal Intelligence.

Colonel Milton Cogswol, OF the Tammany regiment,
who recently released from Imprisonment in rebel
dom arrived in this city yesterday. lie will receive his
friends to-day at Tammany Hall, from eleven o'clock In
tho forenoon ill two O'Clock in the afternoon.
General Scott, Of the United States Army: Captain
Preston, OF II. b. NJ. 8. Mcdea; Hon Henry Ruttan Of
Canada; H. O. Thompson, Of Orange, N j.; Thomas y.
Eddy, OF fal River, and s. A. Foot, Of Gonova, are
stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
r. =. Dcmmon and family, c. a. Tillou and q. r. San
derson and wife, Of Boston; II, Jewell OF Hartford;
II. Remington Of Massachusetts,, are stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
+. L. Hanks, Of the Sandwich Islands; @. Bickelson
and W. A. Sloane, OF Massachusetts j. r. Best and L. p.
G. Adams, Of Hartford; DR.. Hitchcock, OF Boston. and
j. Pickering, Of CINCINNATI are stopping at the Metropo.
Titan Hotel.
Hays and wife, OF Rochester II. L. Kennedy of Bos
ton; g. g. White aud wo and q. W. Smiley, Of Phadel
phia; w. r. Fox and wife, OF California; b. W. Evans,
and H. NJ Ballow, Of Providence, r. H. stopping at
tho Iafarge House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28

DEATH or PRvAnERsxAS At ST.. vNcSSr's HosPnAr.-
One Of the prisoners captured the prvaeer savan.
nah expired last Tuesday at S. vincents Hospital Of
Inflammation Of the bowels. His assumed namo was
Richard almcr. lie born In Scotland, but resi-,
dent Of South Carolina for raj years. strongly
ached TO the principle d secession. ny order Of his
COUNSEL Agenon s. Sui livsn, he Inferred Calvary
Cemetery accord ing to the rites Of the Roman Catholic
church. The fortunate man 10 said ." DO very re
specially connected In the North
The New York herald., 1862-02-28

CLEARED.
Steamship ST George (Br), wyie Liverpool-wlliams
sssmshp copsution Fletcher Fortress M0nr0ePacac
SEP SEP issoS % sams Sa Young sefo Dsshs%
aTE Ssp.Hns SssR NsssSa SSSkW
B Hsn Bros
Bark Welsh Gerard Vera Cruz Alexapsrs , Son ~
BARK saH1se Brown c cardsnss1H Broosman Co.
s knn Yass
's fS
brig Walter Howes Pierce cardenas-HD Brookman Co
Brig Fred Wording Dutch), Herck, West Indies-H
Sarah Peters s; Higgins Port Royal
ST r1i
schr Terwin, Thomas Baltmore,ysn Brunt slssht.
schr Joseph franklin, Bennett BaltimoreT Benton
sehr y Platter, BLIZZARD, Wilmington; Del-Masser.
sehr sersh
scSr RsHhns Brown McKee,
s1sss Hasy
HS60c TfAs'
k:as Co.
Sloop Aurora Williams, New London-H Racket.
ARRIVED.
Ship Mirage lBr of Liverpoo Roberts Foochow Y9y a.
H. crossed The Equator in ne Atlantic Feb in lon
saS cps sssn ndrs
s lon Is 50 spoke ship Mary McSsiT days from Calcutta
SssSsi can i
Bark Maraval Br Of Trindad), Griffin Port Spain, Feb
Brig Amanda jane tof Newport RID Dor
days Pslswars with 70 Mstsaf
chans and driven out By furious gale
Emily C EssRCr IA Mansaa ,b FEB s
brig Peter for New York 18th inst lon 81 TO-
@ lat "a spSs bark m rot rs Sn ST a
with main ain % painted black with small red
Brig Iassis Brown Il days. with sugar. to
NE Sp S % se f ns Ire %
Flown Of o6 miles; during the gale lost the after companion
BEN Dssnns Pf' Porsland rnasu days.
with SALT Mera HoughtOn Had heavy weather; split
S 1SsS oss e.
50 m miles Z BY the late gale s''1. -'''- 'a 80
lat So lon during heavy Nv gale bad ioresa and
a s " Ave- S s Shs s o s q
ss1ys"S Srss
ssIs ssssS sFps sSps: Ss5s %Iss Ps E.:
ssSr kssyss rR,lSdsShs days
s$E s'IS so
schr Aa haFsr. smith, Great Egg Harbor.
sr S Ssssn ssFsh bfs aa R0fssaS s@y
Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Providence, 2 days
Steamer Josephine (U transpor, Grumey Locust Point,
In ballast.
Steamer Kcnpebec Carton, Philadelphia.
Steamer A II Bowman Clark. New Bedford.
Steamer Westchester, Jones' Providence.
The ship Prince of Wales from Havre, arrived last
ming gales the entire lost and split sails,
&c has been 10 daysW Of the Banks 7 inst lat A. lon SO
10, signalized snip Granite, steeringE
BELOW.
Ship Ellen Foster, Robinson, from London, Deal Dec 90
Bark Emblem.
Also three barks and two brigs.
SAILED.
26h-Ships Sea King. Francsco Calhoun Liverpool
Ina Russell, Havre; barks New Orleans Bfem) Anna De-
ius tBrem) and Tuisko tBrem) London; Avance (Nor)
Newport e. Tana (Nor) Cork; John Benson, Porto Rco
Gregory Philadelphia; Br brig Mary Ann, Granada; Br
schr Oriental, Barbados.
J. Rutgers, for Moneyideo are anchored at Quarantine
Wind at sunset, NV.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %

strength to repel any invading foe He closed with an
eoqusnt tribute to the gaantry OF citizen sodiery
and expressed confidence in their ability TO defend our
soil -
Mr.. SrErsoS replied In extended and able argume at
maintaining the constituonality Of the BILL IL VASE surd
repel invasion until the foot Of the invader dresses our
SOIL Then defence would be too late. ne Legislature
the sole judge TO the mmnenc Of the danger Of
invasion and the necessity OF defnce He reviewed the
action Of England and argued that there danger Of
war with that Power bt under any circumstances the
state Of New York should be put, in
proper condition to defy every threat and resist
every foe. He expressed fear from conversa-
tion he had heard, not from the gentleman from
Onondaga Avord) but from Others that the opposition
10 the bill had its origin in desire to revive old parties,
and that would disappear i the control and direction Of
the work contemplated by the bill was n other hands
He stood aoof from all party when the safety and honor
Of the country concerned.
Mr.. ByRNE spoke in favor of the bill.
After areply by Mr. ALvoRD progress reported on
the BILL and IL made the special order for Saturday
after reading the journal.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
American shipmasters' Association,


No 81 WALL SrREEr-Rooss 23 AND 25.
The following approved officers have received certificates
of this association
Captains VIM Plummer brig Taulah; VIM Nelson. schr
ship Evening Star W% iIsagsT brig Gen WOrh Pear
Do VIM Se%en bark whenina John s sepSes Sark
JONES' ssss
SaTS Pnss I w p
ia. % Zip
~ Henry Taylor bark VIM Wilson, Joseph Pagan. ship
'-'N Miscellaneous.
ncy Esw Tor San FrsHsco with eo 6efors re.
., TOOK se IN a n % 5
but .scehi chain could be paid hold her she
SSisS aSsu midway between xsa!rss ana Lime ana
$ ss sss 'sg
am. s.s. sss %
hand Win tug o which he
Of cS9 tons coal Kept settling lower in the water AN
Bird stern bow pointing towards Acatrs
% s sS s b 4. @ a.
on her siarbosrd SIDE and nothing below the topeant
his had time save their vauabes and clothing The
wreck and cargo were sold at auction the soh u ss
SHIP TspiAxAS-Pilo boat Fanny up to San Fran
ssco Jan and heyng boarded The ship ndiaman'
took on board Capt Smith and brought him o San Frnelsso
mate ak charge Of the ship and would prsOedSh her TO
BARK HARRIET HAzrLrfSr, Drinkwater, hence for Fal-
mouth before reported as missing foundered at no
Hibernan, which arrived at Portland yesterday.)
BRIG CnIaBonAzo, Small, from Boston for Havana, an.
eh9red in President Roads PATH and dragged ashore in The
gale f that day She owed to Boston the goth with
out damage.
scnR METEOR Davis OF and from New Bedford for New
Island he Se"ry $ q
Tuesday morning. and with the cargo, will prove to loss.
% ws 1r srs h al
recovered When the vessel struck the captain avaied him
Shore nearly overcome By The cold and finally reached The
& wS ps S Sso ao,en q% IN. Where s. the vessel
Wednesday aud there fair prospect Of his recovery The
vessel was owned by George Hart, Of New Bedford
srnn LION Furbish from Elzabehpori for Boston with
where she stil remains The captain has city
for assistance
from with 400 bbls OF msckere for Woodruff Rc In
Of New York, has ashore In the sound opposite
erhead, and Is IN n sinking condition.
scHR Ecuo of New Rochelle, dragged anchors esh and
ashore Wetts Point with loss OF anchors bos aud
jib. All hands safe. No onsurance.
ScHR CHARLOTTE SHAW from Melrosc No. for Fort PIX
the nearest port.
TnE GALE At Nrw Lospos on the 25,h was very a. are.
Jenny Lind during The gale hiled and hsr
DAMAGE s Ss% Des &
dry in swallow Bay, groton. schr Howard ashore
THx GALE At NEwro Rr RI was very severe. Pilot boa,
Draeone broke from her moorngs and brought ap sunk
en- wharf q and near 70 Perry MI wharf, shs wi come
ipgs the side Of Perry MIL wharf and lies broa
he shore Br schr Laura dragged her anchors In the our
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health In few
by simple remedy after having suffered several
with severe lung affection, and that dread discase
consumption anxious 70 mate known to his fellow sunsr
means Of To all who desire II he will send
copy of the prescription used free OF charged with the d
rrctons for preparing aud the which they VIII
hnd for CONSUMPTION, Asrunk BRoNcnfrfs. &C
The only object Of the advertiser IN sending the prespon
benefit the afflicted ana spread Information, which he
eonceves TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer VIII
try his remedy as will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg -
Kinsscounty,M n. u
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
The Fifteenth Maine Regiment.

The Fifteenth Maine regiment arrived at Portland from
Augusta yesterday, aud embarked board tho ship
Great Republic.