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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
Philadelphia & Reading Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANG EMENT
as OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
- November 4, 1861,

ktsa R@ w ~ w November l. i56i,
Uassing Rcading)
Downfto Philadelphia, at $50 and II NJ, 10 noon,
and 4PM NJ
Up, to louisville, at 1850 A VI, aud 543PM
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York. Mt 1,07 A NJ.
Mail rrains, at 1885 A NJ, and 5,i5 p VI.
On Sundays, the Down VI Tram passing Reading,
at O20 \ NJ and Up Train, at 5,57 w.
Both 1880 NJ and 543 VI, up Trains connect at
alo Niagara aud Canada.
The 1850 NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilkcsbarrc, Scranton aud Pittston.
The Western Express Trains tonncct at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Pttsburg, ard all points West and the Mail Trains
connect Harm nsburg for Lancaster Chambcr rsburg,
sunbury Williamsport, Lock Haven Elmirn and the
Canadus
Through First.Cla=s Coupon Tickets, and Emgrant
Tickets at reduced Fares 50 all the principal points in
the North aud West, and the Canadas
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
With 90 Coupons IS per cent discount between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2000 miles, between all points at S45-for
Families and Business Firm and Season Tickets, good
the holder only, for three months, in Passenger
train to Philadelphia at $40 each School Season Tick
cts onG.third less
10 Passengers will take the Express Train West at
the UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, at the LOW.
Err DEPOT.
90 lbs Of baggage aowcc each passenger
" Passengers requested to purchase their Tick
cts before emeng the cars as higher Fares charged II
paid in cars.
Up trains leave Philadelphia for Reading Harrisburg
aud Potsville at NJ, 3lj NJ, aud at l,3O VI, for
Reading only.
" Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by COZ A,
NJ. Accommodation Train to Philadelphia and return
at So ~ each. q. A. NlCOLLS,
Genera iSHperiRtcRdent
Januorv a. 1870
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A LIES SECRET.
STORY OF woMAN's REVENGE
MRS. HENRY WOOD,
Author Of The Channings" "Eari's Heirs" East
Ly1ne," &C, sc.
A Lge'S Secret
A Lies Secret
A /iJe'S SeCycz
By Author Of East Lynnc!"

By Author Of East Lynne !"
A IIFE'S SECRET, A STORY OF WoMAS's REvrsaF.
BY Mrs. Henry Wood, author Of East Lynne" 1.-THE
Channings," aud "The Earls Heirs" will be published
and for sale Saturday next May oath tits printed
from the manuscript and advance proof. sheets, pur
chased by from the author, in advance of the pub
cation Of the work in Europe and will be issued in
sarge octave volume, large type double column and
printed on the finest and best OF white paper. Price
finy cents in paper cever Sepcnty.five cents i'll
cloth.
Read nhat Dr. r. Shelton Mackenzie, TIC Literary Ediior
Of Eorneys Press says Of u cdttoraHyiH that paper,
Mrs HENRY Woops NEWEST NEW SoyHf.--lt is said
that Napoleon could dictate three four different
enbcbts to as many SECRETARIES all at once. Mrs Hen.
fctions ppop paper. Within the last fortnight
have noticed ttno of her novels, 1.-The EaFl =
Heirs and "the ChOnnngs," aud here is third to be
pub shed by T. Peterson 4 Brothers, in afcw days,
printed from the manuscript aud advance proofsheets
purchased from the author, as to anticipate its ap
pearance n London, WEIGH have just read from the
advance copy Of the proof sheets sentus by the publish
ers. "a Lifes Secret; A story ofWomans Revenge"
does resemble any Of Mrs Woods preceding tales
except in the wonderful power of putting the reader in.
to full possession of the motives of the leading char
actcrs, giving the most natural conversations, aud
in cUnoeang the denouenent to the very cocse Of tho
story. This last so essential TO the novelist, Mrs
Wood possesses in larger degree than any other div
ing writer. Mixed up with the incident of the tale,
which through it, as striking and painfully truth.
social evil called builders strike" ltis power
ful painful, aud shows Woods possess OF tho
elements of domestic tragedy. The price Of "a Life $
Secret is but Fifty Cents copy, and is sent free of
postage by the publishers to any one, receipt of that
amount. Published and for sale by
4. r. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
3O6 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must come addressed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
DIR. La CROIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON I'm,
Physiological View Of Nlarriar,

go PAGES AND 100 ENGRAyINgs
TWENTY .FIvR cgSts. Sent free of postage 10 nh uW
the Union. ON the in6rmitics OF youth and ,Ioh
disclosing the secret folies Of b0ih sexes Of "WV
causing debility, nervousness, depression ~ ~
palpitation Ofthe heart suicidal imagihnrs ,,F'
tary emissions, blsshings defective memory. I' \.
tion and lasstude rih confessions Of hriiiiny Ti,}
of a Boarding Sehoei .Miss, a College Stus,sSy We
Young Married Lady, &c, Se II is truthful ", "
the married and those contemplating matriaps vi,
tertain secret doubts Of their physical condi,,,l
who are conscious Of having hazafdcd the hrs,1Il
piness, and privileges to which every human
entitled. -
erally caused by a bad habit III youth, The sg
which are dizziness, pains, fOrgctfulnrss shn.,
n ringing in the ears, weak eyes, weakness NJ ~
and lower extrcmiiics, confusion Of ideas lnss wy
ory with melancholy, ,may be cured by the auiLo,
PARIS AND LONDON TREATMENTS w
We bavc, recently devoted much of on, d,
VISITING THE EUROPEAN IlOsPITAtS vi. Ua
our selves nf the knowledge and researches of ,I"
skilled Physicians and Surgeons ~ Europe and IN.
| tinent Those who place themselves under IN,
| will nov have the fnll hcnett Of the many NEW
| EFFICACIOUS REMEDIES which we are epst
introduce into our practice, and the public may ~,
! surcd of the same zeal, assiduity, SECRECY apl
lion being paid to their cases, which has 50 sut,
| ~ distinguished VS. heretofore. as a physiri.,h
| PECULIAR department Of profe ssional prac,jrr ~
mast tncntg.frc years,
Ferycu FEMALE PitIs-Ladies who wish fo, 1tol
| the efficacy Of which has been tested in thop,,,
! eases, and never failed to effect speedy curcs c
any bad results,will use none but Dr. Delaney r.
Periodical Pills The only Precaution nrcrsrors,
1 serve is ladies should not take them if thei h5,
son to believe they are in certain situations Ghc
ulars of which viii be found on the wrapper n,lF
| nying each box,) though always safe and hrslr
| gently yet oactive are they.
| Price 81 per box They can be mnilcd to aRy ii,
! the United States or Canada wv
! TO THE LAUIES-WhJ noed n csnfdenijoi M
adviser with regard to any Of those intcrcsi;p, y
! plants to which their delicate organization =.
Them liaLc, are particularly invited to consult NJ
| THIS "ELECrRoGALvANlC PROrECrIvE."- For m,
ladies whose health will not admit, Ot who have
sire to increase their families, may be obtained AZ
II is Il perfectly safe prcvt ntivc to conception AT,
been extensively used during the last 20 year,
n.I tn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
JUST PUBLISHED.
Mrs. Henri Woods Other Books.

The CHANNINss. A Domestic Novel Of Real Life. By
Mrs. Henry Wood author of "Ears Heirs" "a Lifc's
Secret" "Thc Castles Herr "The Mystery etc.
Complete in one large octave volume, double column
making three hundred pages, and printed the
finest white paper. Price fifty cents a copy, in paper
cover, or seventy five cents IN cloth,
The EARLs HEIRS. a Tale OF Domestic Life By tho
author of 1.-The ChanniHgs, ,""The Mystery ""A Life
Secret "The Castles Heir" etc Price fifty cents
copy, in paper cover sGpenty-hvc cents in cloth.
GY- Copies Of "a Lifos Secret" or "Channings " OF
the "Ears Heirs will be sent to any one free of post
age remittng the price Of the edition wished the
publishers in letter.
u" Booksellers, News Agents, and an others, will
please send on their orders at once for hat they
want of "A Life's Secret to start with, winch viii
prove TO be equally popular the uhannings" thC
''Earl's Heirs" or East Lynne"
Address all orders at once to the publ sh crs,
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
The Secrets of Youth Unveilr,

a Treatise on the Cause Of Premature Deeag-i
cma WdrHtrg. inst pubiishcdd book Showing th,h,
pr grcSS and prcrdieHce among schools, roth NJ.
fcmdiel Of this JdtDi habit, pointing out The Jatar
inraridbiy attends its UcttaS, and dCUCiGping f,,,
Srogress If The disease, from the esmmeueemtattsn M
rW be sent by Mail on receipt Of tTo 81 cents
o. Attendance daily, from in the nofnlnci
sivi,t aud on Sundays iroai till 5P n.
Medicines with full directions sent to my mart
United states or CanIIas, by patients cuiniuunt
their symptoms by letter. Business corruspc.
strictly confidential.
NT-Dr. Us Office is strll located as established
che name Of DIR. LA CROIX, at No 81 Maiden I,i
aany. N Y.
| Nov % lS5l.-l2R,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
FLOWER SEEDS DY MA.
COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS


Persons desiring us 10 make their selections INF,
ly upon our sending ouly those win II are rcah
snowy and desirable. and OF easy cultivatirp NJ
licve that our experience WILL enable us to maxi q
ti9ns large or small, that cannot fail to give eDlr
isnCtiOn.
100 Packets Annuals, Bicnniats and Perennial,
fOvorltc kinds
81 Packets Annuals, Biennials and pctpuuial,
favOrltc kinds
p Packets ANIMALS, best assorted
II Packets Annunls, hest assorted
20 Packets, New and Rare ANIMALS
@hoice Collection of Ornamental Grasses
ufEverla,tiug Flowers
" OF Alpine or Rock Plants
Climbing Plants, Annual anil
Perennial
Choice Collection OfGrecnh0use Plant Seeds
Ornamental Leave Plants
A. BDRNENN
Qlorist K Sccdman, Versailles Woodtord (o
:" Send Tor descriptive Catalogue.
March Is, lse2.-3m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12

THE iSDIAS SCouT. BY Custavc Amard, author of
THE Flower Of the Prairie" etc Equal to j. FennI-
Cooper's "Pathfinder' Price 80 cents in paper
or 10 cents i'll cloth.
TIE FLOWER PRAIRIE. By Gustgve Aimsrd,
author of Ihe Indian Scout, Fully equal to any.
thing ever written by J. Fennimore Cooper. Price 80
cents in paper, or rs cents in cloth
May n, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
Thos. Preparations unlike al, others ne.

Thos. Preparations (urlike al, others ms
free from Poisons"
mot dangerous to the human family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
"'rhcy come out of their holes to die"
They ART the only infaabe remedies known"
"l9 years and more established il New York City"
UscR 5y--the City Post Office.
Used by--tllc City Prisons aud station llooses.
d'sed by---thc city steamers, ships &C.
Used by--th5 City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &C.
Uscd bv--thc City llutris.'AstUr-'St. Nicholas &c
Used 6y--tho Boarding House, sc. &C.
Used by-more than 100000 Private Families.
~ See one two Specimens of what is everywhere
said by the people Ediors-Dealcrs, &c.
Observation-Disclosures " ith vermn need be Sc
10 longer, il they use "CosrAR's" EXtcrmnators. We
We have need ii to satisfaction and if box costs
s. would have it, We have tried posons, but they
effected nothing; but "CoSrAR's' urtice knocks the
breath ont Of Rats Mice Reaches aud Red Bugs, quit
er than write it. 1t is in great demand all
the county. y..-Mcdind LOl Ga;ete.
MORE GRAGN aud provisions dcstroyd annually
in Grant County by vcrlin, than would pay for tons
this Rat and Insect kllcTLaHcdStcr Ms. Heraid,
HENRY r. COST AR-We are selling your prepara
tions rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
Nice, Reaches and Vcrmn disappear rapidly
ECKER & SrouiFEn, DSuggirts, Windsor, Md
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
NEW AND GOOD BOOKSi
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR sALE By
7. b Peterson y. Brothers,
306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
GuStuVe 1imart's Books.

Books sent everywhere free uf POSTAGE remitting
to us the price Of the books wanted, in letter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
CRITTEN Ms
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL.
G. o L L + G E,
". E. corner of7M and Chestnut Streets
pUJJ, ,ADET pHTA

PHILADELPHIA.
TNts INSTITUTION which was established In lsii ana
il now entity IN the eighteenth year Ot is eNst
pnCe numbers among its graduates, humorous ol lnc
mostsucces sCul Merchants aud Business Men VI our
Country.
Tng OBJECT or the Institution Is solely to aiordyo
men facilities for thorough preparationior BUSINESS
THe BRAScuEs rAUaHr are, Book Keeping as apPllcn'
bic to the various departments Of tradei Penmdrshp
both plain and ornamental; CoRmoroin lao, adhc'
tratirs y;rrgdi;on Girl EHemecring DraHihg' fhoR'
ogorphy, and Modern Languages.
TrE SYSTEM or SsrRUcroS is peculiar no classes or
set lessons are made Of but each student IS thught
ndi yiduay that he may commence at any timc ana
attend at whatever hours are most convenient
CATALOGUES arcissucd annually after the 18th Of April
containing nanos Of the students for the year, and u
particulars Of terms &c, aud may be obtained al any
time by addressing the Principal.
IS EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS, Dic-sprCdd reputation
and the lcnghg crpCricnto If e Principal this instu
lion offers facilities superior toany other in the coun
try for Young men wishing to prepare for business
and To obtain III the same time DIPLOMA, Uhtch UW
prorc rccomm eaddiion for them them TO any Mcrchan
tile House.
n-JsCRtTrSpEvs SERIES of Tredtises on BOOK KEEr
IyG now more widely circulated than any other work
on the subject are for sale at the College
g. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
.4ttoracy.at.L .Ldn,
PRINCIPAL:
10, O5,ISGl I'm
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"Costar's" Rat Roach fsc. Ez1erininafon
"Costar's'
"Costar's'' Bed-Bug Externinator.
-'Costar' 81
''Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
Is 2jC soc. 81 90 boxes BOTTLES ELAsKs, SO Il
SIS Sizus for Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotels,
&c &c.
UT1 u! To prevent the public from being jim.
posed upon by spurious and highly P,rnesas Imitation,
a label has been prepared, beaing facsimile of
the PrOprictor's signature. Examine each box, bottle
or hssk carefully bcorc purchasing, and take nothing
but "COSTARS."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
Accurate and LiCe-Like Portraits
OF THE
MEN OLE THE TIME.

W. are now publishing a series Of unique and Life.
w like Portraits of the Distinguished Men of the
Tmc-cmbracing Military and Naval Officers, Members
of Congress- Civilians &c They are fine line cngra.
wings executed in superior style, and prepared from
the late al Photographs many of which have been OBJ.
ta.ned expressly for this collection. Being printed On
cards Of the size the "Cartes de Visite they
are adapted to the Photograph Albums be sent
TO distant friends by mail.
These portraits superior TO any now in the mar.
ket, and are remarkable for the faithruuess with
watch the likeness Is portrayed. When purchasing
be careful to inquire for Martens Card Portraits, Price
10 cents each or twenty copies for dollar,
" Sent by mail post paid on receipt uf the price
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

WE have now ready of our manufacture n
complete and eNtensire assortment Of Photograph Al.
buns made Of the very hest materials. and equal If
not superior, in style and finish, to any now in the
market whilst they offered at lower prices than
any others. The assortment comprises several new
varieties, as we'll a. new designs and clasps. Every
Album is furnished with title page and index, printed
in gold.
Published by
WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
tO6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
40 EETS 1ANTED,
ApTil &c, l2G9-lm.
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f. G. HARRISON. M, d.

ETT TOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Bloc
w burg and vicinity, that he continues the practice
.MEDICLNE AND SURGERY,
nd solicits share Of public patronage.
OFFICE, on Main Street, lTst house below the Court
House, Bloc msbuTg
February g. ls55-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-12

Jan 25.lSG2 l2m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-28

FIR f q HTS.
b, this route, Freghis OF ali descriptions can be
Forwarded from Phiadelphia, New York BoslOn ay
bAitim0rr, to or from any point on the kafiyoa AZ
OF ONO, kentucty. Indiana, Illinois, wisconsin
Iowa OF Missouri. BY RAILROAD AIkECT
The Pennsyiyania Railroad also connect NJ pftts-
burg with Steamers, by which Goods can be for ard
Tennessee, Cum mberanG, Illinois, Wisconsin. Miseis
sippi, Missourt. Kansas, Ark anAas and Red Rivera
and NJ IlexeiEnd, handnnky and Chicago with ste
crs 10 alt ports on the North Western lakes.
AsFehstts afd shippers cntrustinE The trans sloYta-
tion OF their Freight 10 this Company can rely with
confidence on lis speedy transit.
The Mates OF Freight
To aud from any point In the West by the penusyi
yAnis Central Railroad, are at all times As IA :
ROAD COMPANIES.
II + be particular to mark packages, styIX PExn.
CExrRAL X. K.rLH
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions an
ply TO or address either of the following Agents of inc
Company.
H. r. SASS, 81. Louis, Missouri.
u. A.sTEWAkT Freight Agent, Pittsbu Yyh.
CLARkEd 60, Transfer Agents. y
H. W. EKU y a. Co, Cincinnati o.
&c. MELDRUM Z co., Madison, Ind.
i X. MOORE. Louisville, NY.
w w. AiKMAS Co, Evansville, Ind
CLARKE Co, Chicago, ILL
w. III. d h. l.. LANGLEY, Gailipolis, D.
G.B. NEAL, Psrkersburg, Va,
HALL H. Co., MarleIla, q.
II s. PIERCE a. Co, xanesyille, o.
h'DoWkLL M-CoLM Portsmouth, %.
x, AAEELf, Massyille, ky-
J.P. JOHNSON Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Coyington, Ky.
G. l.. HEAT0N, Cieveiab O.
X. c. MkLDRuN, Genn Travelling Ag't for
the South and West
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-28
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Brewers aud Farmers It'll find THIS the most advan-
tsgeons route for Lave Stock. Capacious Yards ell
altered ard Aupplled With cnAA has se
been opened snis line and its and every
attention is paid 10 their From HarriSburxh
where III BE- found every concordance far feeding
and restirg choice Is offered of the PHILAD DEL.
PHlA, AEW YOKE and bALTIMokE MARKETS
Ibis VIII also be found The shortest, quick aud
most direct route for kioc TO New yarktvia Alien
town ind with fewer changes than any olher.
ENoGH LEWIS, General Supt.. Aitoona, Pa
L. L. HOUPT, Gen. Tick ct Aet ,Phiiadephia
b. H. HOUSTON, Geni Freight Agi., Phiiade phis.
jan.suaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-01
Col. yohn Marshall, OF Texas.

OUl. John Marshsll, Commander OF the 4:h
Texas Regiment attached TO Jacksons Army,
was killed. He ia we'll and iavorably known
TO tie rosdcrs of tho Richmond 'Eaquirer,
ss public mon and Southern patriot. Some
months se" NO gave sks'ch OF him in con-
nection with ,no prass al Texas; lie having
been Tie editor Of the leading journal in that
State Tor somo ten years past He had been
previously canrrcted with the Missasippiaa at
jackson, Mississippi, Of which State 10 is
nstive.
Col. Marshall was one Of the eail:eEt sdTo
estes Of Southern independence in bis sate'
and The event. 81 tie two last years OF MS LIE
fully indicated tbs sssacity, wisdom 1nd
patriotism Of bis position. He was appointed
Lieutenant Colonel Of the 4!h Texas Regiment
Upon its oFgsn;z :'icn, and vas subsequently,
promoted to the Cnlonelcy CT the Regiment
lie hiss scaled his fidelity to the cau=e Ct Lis
native South with his hearts blood.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-01
IN ~, Editors of the ENQUIRER

MARION, Ala, JUNE 20, 1862.
COMMUNICATING much interest IN oil lfnt
rola:es 70 The Old Dominion, my native Staia,
| enclose you Eve dollars to the amount Of
which | WISH you to send me tho 'Dil!y En-
quirer" While have reason to DO proud Oh
mo geilan,ry OF the Aabamians who have
fought SO nobly in Virginia and elsewhere, |
BIZ ulso proud Of tho manner in which the Vir-
GINA troops have sustained their own, and
the credit If their State Gen. Joseph h. john
ston tasthe unbounded confidence Of our Peo>
uis, soldiers ard civilians all feeling that un-
der Providence no will load his army TO victory.
Our pscp,e, too, have undlmlnlshed conf
ds.c. IN cur nobl. President and we're they
called upon 20 vote tomorrow, they would, by
their approval of his administration, admins
ter such rebuke 10 the factionists rs would
silence their ciamorers.
Tne peoule know that President Davis, like
o:her people is faliible, and that in some things
he may have erred; but they do not quee-
ton nls patriotism and integrity, and oo not
believe there is man in the ConIederaay Who
under tho circumstances, would havo IEade
fewer mistakes; and they will never consent
to condemn him q, the Budding Of those WHOSE
political record and history would 70 slca.ly
prtf.r by comparison with his.
The determination shown by the people Of
Richmond to defend their city 10 the last ex-
tr' .n.ty bias grestelg cheered the hearts Of our
people Tae feeling Is universal that Virginia
must DC sustained at all hazards; that when
she fails the Con!ederacy may fall with heI;
aad ths; peace shall never DO made upon the
condition of giving Up any portion Of her
territory.
We are preparing for large corn and pro-
vision crop, aLd with two or three more good
| rains, will make sn overwhelming corn crop.
Grea! attention is also being paid to The raising
OF hogs, and in another year we will be in bet.
ter condition ,hen W. have been this 10 pro-
| scouts the var.
Our people feel much anxiety in regard to
tie operations OF the army before Richmond,
and hope soon 10 hear that your city ia relieved
and that our armies are crossing the Potomac.
1t ia time the enemy was suffering some Of the
eyils which they have inflicted upon US.
Fergus