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GENUINE PREPARATION.
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For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana DROP.
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eco excites the ABsoRBKNTs fpto healthy action,
oy Nhlch the wATERT on cALcEEoUs deDosItioua,
ano a. UNNATURAL kNI.SReKM kNTs are reduced,
a vel - PAIN AND INFLAMMATION.
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lowed bJ those "DRBFuL pIsKAsEs"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPrION1
Many are aware of the cause of their suferIn.
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
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Asd tAs hslasekoiy DEATHS by Cossssspties,
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ASSERTION.
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IuvlForste the system
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. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MR.. PERDRIAT,. Surgeon CHR opodlst. from
1lA Paris, begs to inform you that he can effeotu
ally remoys Corns and Bunions, without pain, &C
operation, without inoonveni-nos. Also removes
Warts and other superfuous fesh from the hands q
- that they will sppear small and delicate, No. 8
44 street, near City Hall. Charges moderate.
III Refers TO the doctors Of Wsshit gton ener.
Gly. = - - - q - - l.---- NH IL
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Trade with Na,hviIIe Re. pened.

LOUISVILLE, March The military restrictions
on trade between northern ports and Nashville
h.ve been removed.
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IRON HALL,
$40 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
A large and frst-clan stock Of choice
FAMILY ERIES,
consisting Of:
SUGARS, Of all grades,
TEAS,
LARD,
s'. FLOUR,
MAILLARD'S CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c, &c.
All Of which he offer. at lowest cash prices.
PIXIES CELEBRATED wHIsKIEs.
500 barrels Magnolis,
500 barrels Xxx,
500 barrels Milles Rye Mooongabela,
600 barrels fine Old Rye,
500 barrels fine Old Bourbon,
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the favorite brands Of
ACME,
Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick,
which, being bought low, we offer at unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent for
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
feb A-f
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whether exirlngin in
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HI" LONG srAEDIya
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selected with great care By q competent drlrTIst
PREPARED IN VLCUo,
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HKLMBoLD's GENUINE PRKpARATIoAs
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drugs, but are purely TsTsSGis: ,,,a'
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Alderman, Ninth IT.. above Race, Plla
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[ITAR DEPARTMENT,

w JANUARY 81, 1S62.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations in the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 2-h Secretary Of War.
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EKEAT .BARGAINs IN CLOTHIN0, !, st tho
Peoples Clothing Store, No. 40 9TH street.
GENT'S Furnishing eoods, Trunks, Clothing,
~ TIunks, Haks and Caps, all st Northern prices.
sSthe Peoples Clothing Stores No. 4oo 7th sire {.
GnIRTe. SHIRTS, sRIRTsEJasf received
- 10 dozen Shifts. which We offer at old prioes,
ss SMITHS. No. t6o Seventh q, = 6-Sm
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O r r C L.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TKEASURY DEPARTMENT.,
xM FEsRuARY 4, 1854.
NoTicK Is HEREBY GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act y Congress approved December s3d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date. authorized by the act Of Congress approved
I'd March, 1861.
fntefest on Treasury notes OF the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fes-tap7
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nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHINeroN, January IS, 1862.
The Secretary Of Stats will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
cosnmencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
jaa. s7-t - WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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PEMALES-F -FEMhLES-FE
OLD OR YOUNGs SINGLE, MARRIED, on
In Mazy Afsetioas Pscsltdr 90 EuaI1s
the Extract Buchu iE unexuaIled By any other rem
edy, as IN ChIorosls or Retention, lire gu -1r1ty
Ptlnfulness, or Suppression O. CUSTOMARY kvao-
uatlons, Ulcerated or SohIrTous state Of the Ute-
rus, LeucorIhea or Whites, SterIllty, and for au
complaints incident TO the sex, whether srisInf
from Indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation. or IN II
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIfEI
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT II.
Tsks ne stsss BaIsaH, ks,essy ~ CsyIsassss
Esd'e'ss fg UnP!sasasf ssd DasEsrsss
DISEASES.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIB
ceREs
SECRET DISEASES
IN sli taeir stages; a. little Expense
Little or 10 sAsnge in Diet; No incobvsrisns
1sd 80 sxTosHs.
" causes fresp.nt deslre AID gives strength %
PrSVe2tihG aRc CbIlLE Structures OF tkc lrretAra.
AllsyInG Pam ~ q lnhsmmt 10 q, %
re<scnt N the class OF diseases, ana exPe ImG
Fstsososss DISsaSef, cad <gTa clf Matter.
THogsANDs UPON TEoUsAH-s
WHO have BEEN THE VICTIMS OI
.QUACES,
and who have paid lsGuyfss, to be curod IN shsrs
time, haye found they were deceived, and that tbs
rorsoN" hhs, by the rse Of 'posstJxI as.rfsTssIs
BON drisa - Il the sgste, 20 break osi N n az
PkkRLPS kETBk kA .sIzsE.
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NOTICE.


"ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPAHYn
Gsr O, tfs sss e sss sss
q :. psht: 4 TsoS ss..s. Money
Part from And arrive IN Washington twice daily,
hii +. EtIsre:sss are In charge Of ssSsissssd ssI
An Psofsses fOr. The Soldiers earned 1t "ox.
All Goods foT the so-oalled "Confsdsrass stsses"
and al Articles "Conrsbaad Of War" viii bs
!. .Our Expresses leave New YORK ss l. s, and p.
NJ arriving In Washington st 9 A. n. and tss
Expresses iesve Philadslphis ss $50 A, M. and
r a.. arriving in Washington ut SD p. n, and
N, arriving In Washington st A. N. and 80
e. :: ,ea: ID ss5:s s :Hs ys.; ..r'
ssS &c Se1s5;Sss at c, sTss Of Freight
All sood' called Tor and deysEsd ss q h.srs
'-.,.'. s.,.As.%:T 4 E1sfs:s sassSSss: Soss:az,
fst Gtpn:s,ty G:os,yins and has sysy. on hand
wa thai are re- AM % S'is0is n Eas ~
iands an Switzsrland ssd Ams,ies. both in Sold
.gs. ssSs1 .S 81
With Diamonds, Emsrslds, Rubies and ali other
'S fsss. Z, ssss: q sSe
yers, Sword Bslts and Sasnes, Bowie KnIvee.
k1zore. Scissors, Sold, Silver and Steel Speots-
eles, and great variety of other things usually
Kept IN Jeye ~ Store, and al at the very lowest
prioe: NO. SSs Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
d60 Q. .WERTHEIMER 4 co, A6A
1O6 No. l62 AND 46z SEVENTH ST., fOf
osr ,hsr ..sof 4ySi'ss 81 fs1 seis Gina
5isx &c sl sS9 s eoSbs :. q
They Keep oonstsntiy on hand fne PHILADELr
PHIA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public In general are re-
snested 20 eve them call and examine their
s.t%sEagHEIsEs tsI ~ zsa s.z.s;s c., CO.
Dc nsm " ana s'S ospe. Ssssnpe Pon sass ofScs.
- KTR RzyR MITgRE; MITyJs g; q
ufnn FuRN1TURsi III
fof the frm Of Moses & Peckbsn. phiad,s.,
Manufacturer and w holessle and Retail Doaieg I'm
Cane seat Chatrs Cottage, yParlor and DinIn9-
room fgInrtq5e- ghorn's Building, sos Ssvenh
.Is E,ssy ~ ,y.Tissy q uPHoLsrERINs pren,ay
!, steIS Sssa Ssy and evening for the aeoenmsds-
ss;s:ss 81 !: :: ..s, .a.r
EvEnY PERSqN's INTsREsf-Tlss fos
- sock OF Clothing for sale over 8 sts' jevelry
etore noy onered g less than no lssele prices.
b sddlTHp, No. Aee Seventh street. iposits
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RooFS AND SHOES To SUIT II n <
- TIMES.
We are now manufacturing al kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a>GRa
supply OF eastern made work of every de- -Dy
sorpaon, mede expressly 10 order, and WILLY al
20 sold st smnch lower price than has been -
heretofore charged In this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons In want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern
or clty made work, will always find q good 6ssort
ment In store and at the lowest prices. Give as q
call. GRIFFIN a. BRO
oP@ 31l PennsylytniA avenue.
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JAY COOKE & CO.,
II a N TX il IA -.
No. asa Fifteenth Street, opposite TroasHry
Bulldipks. Whshinatnn-.

In connection With our Philadephis House We
have opened 81 No. 4s2 Fifteenth street, an ofioe
for the transaction of general Exchange, Collec-
ting and Banking Business.
We buI and sell Coin, Uncurrent Money, Stocks
ana Bonds. ION commits aion,D Drafts on American
and European cities, receive Deposits, and make
Coleotions upon eli accessible points
fef-lm JAY COOKE e. CO.
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CHURCHVILLE HOTEL,
A%A -
1NgEs.EsA f..
l saslllagss34E

T'IlE SUBSCRIBER. having taken this well
l known establishment, long known as CHAM
MAS HOTEL" is prepared to accommodate his
friends and the public.
THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE
Running between Churchville and Perrymans-
vile leaves the Hotel daily at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
returning leaves Perrymansville at IL NJ, and
arrives at Churchvie at ppm
Gs-O On the last Saturday of each month"; at
O'Clock P. NJ, PUBLIC SALE will come of.
at which all kinds of Stock, Carriages, Wagons,
Farming Implements &C., &c, will be offered.
fel2-y PHILIP DESWAN, Proprietor.
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GREEN &c ZOE,
FAMILY GROCERS

GREEN &c YoEy
FAMILY GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
No SO BALTIMORE STREET,
Near Holiday Street. BALTIMORE
HAVE constantly on hand a large and well
Ill selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part of
tfsE,, FRESH TEAS:
Green and Black, Of various prices and fiavors
COFFEES
Mocha, Java, Lagnyra and Rio.
SUGARS:
New Orleans Crushed, Powdered, Loaf, Grant,
lated, G. Yellow and Clarified.
Italian Maccaroni & Vermaceli; Cooper's and
Cox's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad and Olive
OILS.
CHEEsE-English Dairy, Pine Apple and Sap
Sage.
Sardnes; French and Spanish Olives; English
and American Pickles-Gerkins, mixed Piccalilc
Chow Chow, Cauflower Walnuts and Onions.
SAUCES-John Bull, Harvey, Reading, Solo,
Mushroom and Worcestershire.
BRANDIES:
Jas. lIenncssey, & Co.'S Vintage, 1910; 0tar
Dupuy & Co.. lS46, Native Catawba and Cham
payne.
FINE OLD WINES:
London Dock Port Sherry, Madeira, Lisbon,
and We Moselle.
WHlSKIES:
Scotch, Old Rye, Calhoun, Qld Rapp and Bour-
bon, (some very old and fine.
Pure Holland Gin Jamaica Spirits, &c.
Imported and Domestic Segars and Tobacco.
All of which they will sell ut reasonable pr-
ces, and respectfully solicit call. fe23-ly
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NEW SERIES-VOL. 24-NO d.

been formed; or, having been formed, il
would not have lived to three score years
and ten. If slavery were Of itself suf-
fcient to make men rebels, then all slave
holders would be rebels. SO far is this
from the truth that the most considerate
among them look upon the Constitution
and the Union as the only outside pro-
lection which that institution has. In
their view, and in that of all disintercstcd
men in other States, that feature of the
Constitution which guarantees the return
OF lugitives from labor, commends it to
the cordial and persevering support OF
all masters who have no object in view
beyond security in their lawful rights
no such international regulations exists
elsewhere in the civilized world, and its
maintenance ought, upon every principle
of sound reasoning, to have made slave
holders the last to give mp the Constitu-
ton. In this view slavery was bond
Of union, so far as the masters were con-
| cerned, rather than an element of disso-
luton. And it is in this view that
certain men in the North have denounced
the Constitution as "a league with hell." j"
In another letter | will endeavor to
point out the true causes Of the rebellion,
and how far slavery has fostered them.
| shall also attempt to show that the
warmest friends of emancipation ought
to be satisfied with the progress their
principles are making through the mad
ness Of slave-owners and the growing
necessities of the pending conflict.
AMOS KENDALL.
Fphruarv 1G 1850
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Brief Gatherings.

Fire and sword are but slow engines of
destruction in comparison with the bab-
bier
See here, Mister said an Irish lad of
seven summers, who was treed by dog
"If you don't take that dog away I'll eat
up all your apples"
a lawyer engaged in case tormented
a witness so much with questions that the
poor fellow at last cried for water
There, said the Judge, i thought you'd
pump him dry"
When bank suspends in Kansas they
take the manager to a neighboring tree,
and serve him in the same manner. A
simple remedy, and we believe in its eff
cacy.
a coquette is young lady of more
beauty than sense, more accomplishments
than learning, more charms than graces
of mind, more admirers than friends,
more fools than wise men for attendants.
Cuffiy said he'd rather die in rail
road smash up than a steamboat burst up
for this reason: ''If you gets off and
smashed up dar you is, but if you gifts
blowed up on de boat, whar is YOU
A shop keeper in recommending piece
of goods to a lady, remarked, "Madam,
it will wear, forever, and make you
first-Tate pettcoat afterwards"
Swift propo'e ed to put tax on female
beauty, and leave every lady to rate her
own charms. He said the tax would be
checrfully paid, and be productive.
1t is reported at the navy yard, that a
short time since. while one of our vessels
was firing at rebel battery, one of the
guns could not be discharged, when the
/ load was Withdrawn and the cartridge was
found to be filed with sand.
A comparis on.-It is said that the av-
erage number of battles soldier goes
through is about FIVE. We know an old
maid who has withstood fourteen engage
ments and has powder enough for as
many more.
care YOU not alarmed at the approach
of the king of terrors?" said a clergy
man to an invalid, "Oh, no. was the
reply; Il have lived six and thirty years
with the queen of terrors; the king cannot
be much worse y
Deeply were we we affected the other
day, on reading Of young lady, who on
being told that her lc"er was suddenly
kHlel, exclaimed, ooh! that splendid
gold watch of hs--givc me that-give
me something to remember him by!
Touching simplicity
New discoveries "A pair Of spectaoles
to suit the eyes of potatoes. Tue club
with with which an idea struck poet
A stick TO measure narrow escapes
The hook aud line with which an angler
caught cold. An umbrella used in the
reign of tyrants, A knot from the board
man paid twenty shillings week ior.
A glass of lemonade made OF sour
temper and the sweets Of matrimony'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
A Horse Sell.

Many incidents connected with the
horse purchases for Government will pro-
badly become matters Of history hereaf-
ter, and we will add one Just learned
from friend, which we think will stand
pre-eminent among the evidences of the
honesty of the loyal men who acted as
agents for Government.
a number Of horses were purchased
at various prices in the Juniata region,
which were examined and passed by an
inspector named Sherburne. AS Gov
erpment had no forage, the horses were
placed among the farmers in the vicinity
to board. Amongst the rest, an old
farmer on Shaner's creek was allotted
six head. He took excellent care of them,
and getting along finely, until one day
one Of them slipped his wind and his
spirit SCARED away to where oats are plen-
ty, the pasture forever green, and no dri-
ver's lash to goad him on to labor-fa-
bulously known as horse heaven. The
farmer was alarmed, because, honest,
conscientious man as he was, he feared
Government would hold him response
BILE for the loss of this fin army nag. In
order to clear his skirts, if possible, he
summoned half dozen of his neighbors
to hold and inquest and post morsem ex-
animation over the dead body of the char.
ger, that they might testify that he did
not die ofneglect or inattention. The con-
clave assembled, and, after due delibera-
ton decided that the horse had died of
old age-one of the jury of inquest testi-
flying that he had known the animal per-
sonally for upwards of twenty-seven
years.-HarrisJurg Patriot.
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"Brick Pomeroy" of the La Crosse
Democrat gives the 70 lowing description
Of a cold morning in that tewn:--
This morning it was colder than ever. /.
Horses noses froze fast to the trough
while they were drinking--cows in the
stables lroze fast to the hoor--and the
ends ofstove pipes protruded from bull
dings were frozen clean off, as you would
shave the top Of turnip with case
knife. Last night it was so cold that
people had to sleep with boots and nit
tens on, anl several wells, sixty feet be-
low the surface, froze solid. This m orn
ing the words frozo as they came from
the lips of the people talking in the
streets, and great piles of conversation,
like frozen potatoes, lay heaped around
the post office, where people were wait
ing for their mails.
In one Of The schools this morning. a
teacher kissed one of his pupils, while be-
hind The door, and their lips froze SO
tight together that at noon the united eff
fort Of hundred scholars and five trustees,
had tailed to release the parties from
their novel position. The smoke over
one Of the hotels was froze solid, the COR
ners of the congealcd mass resting on The
different chimneys The sight is mag
nifcient, the column of heavy green wood
smoke rising full two hundred feet from
the roof. The hotel will be removed out
from under it at once, lest the falling
mass demolish the building. The only
way we could get to the office was by
sitting in the cook stove and hiring a
boy to draw us down while the stove was
red hot.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
A Thought Of Death.

Is it possible that the body is to liz
cold and stiff in death, and the eyes to bt
closed never to open again, to view this
beautiful earth. And the lips ARE they
too, to close never to speak again p
Yes all this must be. They eyes must
be closed although they have seen bright
scenes; and the lips although they have
spoken loving words no tears nor kisses
can bring them back to lite. see lit
tie procession enter the grave bearing a
coffin, and they pause before they open
the grave, the lid of the coffin is lifted,
there are friends and enemies there, to
take the last look at the paid face; tears
are shed and they hear the "blessed words,
1.-THE Lord glveth and the Lord taketh
away; blessed be the name Of the Lord
God forever more" Then comes the
sound of falling clods. What anguish
to a mothers heart Her darling is nc
more! She sees the enemies of her child
secs them stand unmoved beside thu
open grave into which they TOO, must err
long droop. She remembers the tear
and sobs of her darling when the enem.
had been at work. They have don
their last work now They connot in
iure her more,--the body is at rest in tn
grave, her spirit has gone to rest with it
God who says Vengeance is min
and l will repay"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
VIOLENT DEATHS.


All the clergymen in St. Louis hav,
have now "sworn." Rev. e. j. Foote
of the Third Baptist Church, backed hi
oath with the following texts.
"Put them in mind to be subject t.
principalities and powers, to obey magis
trates, to be ready to do every good work. >
Paul TO Titus, CLAP. VII, l.
"Submit yourselves to every ordinance
and form for the Lords sake" Peter TO
the Churches, First Epistle, Chap. II, 13.
"Whosoever, Therefore, resisteth the
powers resisteth the ordinance of God,
and they that resist shall receive to them
selves damnaton. ."-Paul to tile Romans,
Chap. XII, 2.
The texts of Scripture above quoted,
with many others of similar purport to be
found in the Sacred Volume, used to be
referred to in every discussion with the
fanatical Abolition preachers of the North
when conservative men desired to stop
their ranting against the execution of the
Fugitive Slave Law, and thus induce them
to be good Constitution and Law obeying
citizens They disregarded and contemn-
ed them, and with sphistical ingenuity
sought to explain them awy. These texts
annibilate that pernicious "higher-law"
doctrine that the Constitution, as taught
by the apostles of the abolition schools,
in and out of the pulpit, which was the
conscience, easer that enabled them to set
our Constitution at defiance, and to tram
pie under foot the laws passed in pursu-
ance of it. If the clergy of the North
had lived up to these admonitions of the
New Testament, that deplorable state of
things which now exists in the country
would have been prevented. - Gin. Enq