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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-28

sE~THE BEDFORD GAzErrE.-Thispa paper GENES
TO us IN an entire new dress, which is an evil
dence of substantial prosperity that our friend
Meyers richly deserves, and which VIC most hear
tily rejoice to Sec Genius Of LJesfy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-28

JOnn AIdSIadt, Uam., III
St, Clair township gave Lincoln III major
itv
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-28
Mem 1nprrtisr srmcuts,

TREsH GARDEN SEEDS at Blyr,ira a7i S,a's
Il Merch 2stI 1882.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07
WHAT ARE THESE PILLS.

Composed Of the simple Of four plants common
most of the woods in central Alabama and Mssssp these
Pals combine, in remarkable degree the great curative
powers known modern SCIENCE assisting expe all
disease from the system without crushing elasticity or poi
mineral agents
There is not remedy used by the medical profession
known 10 the scope Of science that combines in perec
og and with such harmonious results great agencies
Of heah-he sudoric, the Du-ec the ExpecoEant
Calhartic.
This is no. patent medicine" These Pills have been used
for many They have been by chemists They
have received the fullest endorsement from the eminen
medical practitioners and they have failed success
No preenons of originality made in their
serons Of astounding discoveries in impossible manner
FORTH effort is deue humbug apv one
All that claimed is that these Pills have been proven to be
remedy operating with certainty upon the whole
SYSTEM prompt il their effect agreeable nature and AZ
harmless for evil rs bread and water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07
THEIR USE BY THE PROFESSION.

1.-THE endorsement OF their virtues every leading phy.cian
who has tried ten and their among practice
be nmenaon TO the public then Wrghts Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills have claim upon popular conf
dence which Chi be for others that know Of On
this subject induced to nsee the following extract of
prira letter from the venerable Dr. enshaw one Of the abest
and mot experienced leaders of his profession the whole
South.
1t be said that am inuring prestige of my prof es-
sion by ackno Lodging how much can be dispensed
with, but permit narrow preudces of that sway
my conscientious of duty who have placed
their bodily welheing much in my keeping. might easily
have tod them these Pills preparation but that
adhere to the good old principle Give Caesar the
things that CEsars My advice to all who within the
nge of practice is to keep Pills BY hsm the
frs warning which disease gives ,hem commence taking them
according to the directions, and keep their until they
certain they have driven oil the enemy In nine of
where am afterwards called in, only reerac same
instructions, and my patients their health in spite
themselves and greatly the annoyance aston4hmsnt Of
those who firmly believe they be cured of any ament
without swallowing immense quantity Of dis
gushing drugs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07
'nEFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, January g. 1852
In accordance w ite requirements OF tbs charter OF Vie
Iupn Mutual Insurance Company And AN act OF The !eela-
)etrre No. 49, approved March l7h 1859 public notice ID
hereby given h following Certificates Of Script Tor the
yenr 1858 acc.@rg Interest thereon remain u"cl"ic'
the Office of Company, and VII said Certificates anu interest
.,hr s, NOT he BY the legal owner OK o~Fe'S
within thirty days notice will be cancelled and annuI'
t tn. nounls thereof Ccredited he contingent account in
ia, took nj the COMPANY directed by Its Charter;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07
CIIAS. BRIGGS. Prcsi lent.
Il. T. JANVIER, Secretary.

SITE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS,
City hew trleaHs )
t.,.r -, r l.erirG n o.c me- duy Of January
l.G2 d. +. al r'i-1t,'
a. yr Second Justice of the Peace.
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JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

DEuxE1E coun DISTRICT rHoMY LAEoM Admins MS
~ ~ sINMoNs-No IS o5l.
I'm yERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente
Ia adresse par Honorable Deuxeme Cour de District
de Nouvelle Orleans dams aare cdessus E. T. Parker
sheriff ui moi transfere, e procederai e
LUNDi IS de auver 1862, midi rHotel de Ia Cite,
Ia Commune les du Camp des Magasns, la
pubque adjudication de ID proprte don't suit In des
cription. SAVIOR
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, ensemble oues les
anGorations Qui sy tr0uvenE CONSTANT
maison basic double cnnea deux taes lie tout
vert adoises ensi que les dots privileges appae
dams le borne par les Jacobs Soils, kto ct
Thae lie Premier District de eette ve ct de gna lie
No. sur plan par Hc Notwithstanding nganieurs,
mai 1854. oppose ehde de Stark notare,
plan No. S2. lie dit let 81 peds ct IL
gnes Soils prfendeur de 100 pieds
ignes PARALLELS.
Siisi dams PatEaire caessns.
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de radjndication
JOHN p. WALDEN,
dIoia- Shtrit de Ia ParoisSe d Orleans.
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as RUPTUREs az
n RADICAL LILY G REDi - -
tter from Dr. " T. Mills to the Editor of tie vicksbure
Daily Sum-


n DIcALLY eUREDl o o.
fss'ef Dr. ". T. Mills The Editor of tie vlcksburs
vtcEsBuRe Miss, May g. 1850.
Hernia can be Cured Without !. Needle or Knife!
.pa pa The negr
about 10 years of had been afflicted With the Hernia
e Esq ''s q issssasna
sou the node Of treatment tses suggesting
e kq shs obss os and Pa ny D e b. o m
and after having used that instrument s add The pos.os
sn s ssss' ,ss T fssy
For hast vd Be- sas sn
give his sasensnt for the hness Of
ssss who have this disease and for my p
Estrac. from Letter Written Previous the
Above, in reference to the same boy.
IssAouENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
The as looking men on Dess cse s s1s es 3a
Letter DR. Il ts on H. eminent Ply
ycksHyKs, Miss MarcL q, 1850.
70 linn and ss s gon asu
i a and a Kat cure hm Psss W. me- by The
turn of the post. Respectfully, r,,o, ADDED un
HThs reference slave boy about IA
old ruptured both Sides ard who Subsequently
returned sound. The following explains ITSELF
VicKsBUnG, Mss. May l. 1867.
Dr. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear si send son james to apply to him suitable
only ruBtured short We obtain
at Iyerr drug stoe Tusses however have but lit
tie confidence having confidence in skill in such mat
' THOS. ]. HARPER, NJ. D.
Dr.. BELDENs OPINION.
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan. q, 1885,
| Samuel Davis, ESQ.,; ...
Dear Sir-It that Dr. Shsrmans Truss applied By
him. will give relief eec,ualy than Other have
seen satisfaction several cured
BY the the mixture. recommend to get
DIR. Sherman himself applies it. mnch depends
| npon the fitting. r. BELDEh, NJ d.
xS-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured persons
those having rupured slaves that he returned the city
and may be his office No. lost CHI ARIES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve all of rupture
by application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
| ALIVE MIXTURE, '-3- myf lyhW
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DERRY,s COAL OIL LAMPS.

DERRY,s COAL OIL LAMPS r.
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL
A. PERRy's OLD LAMP STORE, tof 20 years s.andins)
No. liz Poydras street,
Where you can't ind gallons OF Oh 5000 Lamps
but where you find about $50 Coal OIL Lamps of all the
Coal OIL Lamp makers together With great variety OF Jam
pheue, Spirit Gas and Solar Iamp.. -,
generally have hand Goal OH by the barrel wnich
pure usual connns supply the trade wiz
to Just
common Oil lamps the wade requires, at ssew rcss
can be tound elsewhere.
mia H. PERRY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07

THE CONFEDERATE STATES PATENT
l. WOO HOOP COTTON TIE-A fastening for pang
cotton which has been tested by to this
from pa an and compressmen the reduced size required
for shipment abroad Clasps at cents each which planters in
purchasing will on their hoops For 7Ge BY = n RAvIs,
Sgent al Nixon Co s. IS Union N. B.The public
s cautioned against tracing for using any other tie Wiring
NJ on this patent. DDS If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07
LETTER FROM a PLANTER.

20 EYAlE Ala, Nov. 4, 1861
Messrs. John Wright K Co.,
New Orleans, La
Gentlelnen-Encosed please find check No. 79l the
days sight Mobile for Si9 3d. in settlement
You will please forward three dozen boxes
Wiights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They the great
thing and heavy medical BILL
yearly place. The directions plain and easily
derstoo finds difficulty in treating
of sickness that to his Knowledge with pronpnes
perfect Ny healthier and stronger
than those of any plantation know and candly confess it
my OPINION and that OF overscer, that this agreeable
solely the which is taken of them at the first
complaint Of sickness, aud their being treated by Of
these Pills them altogether in family and would
be fall supply for small fortune This
high praise you, yon is nothing less
than plain truth Please forward the Pills
at once, and by the route as before.
Yours truly,
THoS. c. HENDERSON.
From Dr. Humphries Charleston c., have rebcived
the following letter, written to him by but worthy
ho and stalwar soldier in the army OF
Southern independence:
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. Hrmphries:
Dear sir-I don't know what to say make You how
grateful those boxes of Wright's Southern Indian
vegetable Pills you gave me- having suffered for
many years. thought going to get health
be worth good day work, strong and hearty
as life, and that after having tried every
thing heard and getting all kinds Of doctors, who
could tell affection the liver but could moi
it, although enough of !eir prescription
If tho prayers poor like will help sny, doc
tor, you lave mine.
Yours gratefully aud truly,
JOHN ". SIMMONS.
Send for circular Of these Pills Iteoatans full and inter
esting facts with important seoSs =. tg sick and suffer
ing complete directions for the CT He Pills and a specia
cad females which avery Of u sex ought to read
| WRIGHT'S SOUT4Y.RN INDIAN VEGET
! AB4.y. PILLS
| Are manusv cured expressly for in the
CONFEnEB. ATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under t& personal direction Of Dr.. JOHN WRIGHT, in
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans.
| J. WRIGHT 4 co.
, SOle Proprietors.
d23u No. q Ghsrtres street, New Orleans, l.
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SHERIFF,S SALES,
JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheri! OF the Parish 0. orleans.

DEu1lExz Coun DE- DISTRICT TIoMY .I.AFoN ys; Admi;
dc Ia FTIssNS g. isss
I'm We RTU dun writ de snisie ct yente
Nouyelle Orleans Pahaire cidessns, E. T. Parker
devan sheriff par hi moi ransferre, je pocederai le
LUNDI Ii anvier 1882 midi Hote de la Cite, de
la Commune entire les dn Camp des Magasins la
pubque adjudication de prophets don't suit la des
crption, bavOir-- =
DEUX CERrAINs LOTS DE TERRE, ensemble ou-
les ameloraons drolts, privileges appartenant, 81
dams lie Premier Dc de cete vile dams es maraus
borne par les eya Periia S. Mary ct reet de.ignes
lots Nos. plan tire par C. A. de Amas
cece datd lie q Mars 1871 ct dpose en- raude de Mazu
face la Hevia Al pieds puces face la Perilat
Il pieds Ia gne qu lie separe du lot No ct 70
pieds igne de division DIV lot No. L. lie lot No
facade de 80 pieds sur la Hevia peds
pouces In Peia 10 eds poucss Ia gne qni
lie spare du lot No ped 4pouce sur gne qu lie Sc
pare du lot No.
Sai5is dams atfaire ciessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'ad]udication
JOHN p valdez,
DIP la IA Shedf de Ia PaFoisse dOreans.
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k.EGAEl NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT lsUcCEsSIoN OF DAVID W.
of New Orleans, s. BMDEN.-No. 1851
WHEREAS, Charles B. Stone has petit
W toned the Court for Letters of Administration gu the
the late David W. Belden, deceased intestnte
Notice is hereby gwen all whom it concern, show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
hould not be granted.
By order OF the Court --
E. NICHOT Deputy Clerk.
DEux1EaE Coun DE DISTRICT UCCESSI0N DE DAVID W.
de la Nouvele Orleans. BEl.DEN.-No. 1854
TrTENDU que Charles B. Stone Il pre-
N sentG uue petition Ia Cou eet dobtenir les Let
d. Administration la succession de teu David W. Belden
decide ntestat-
Avis est par present que celia Fent
conccrne dayor duire dix ionrs les rasons les
quelles il ne serait pas ait dro Ia dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour.
ia7 ii Is +. MICEIOT, Dtputt Greifer.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT 3THOMY LAFON VS., Adnnis.ra
Of Now Orleans. trix of NICHOLAS FITISIM-
J MONS-No. 1851.
pY VIRTUE OF writ of seizure and sale.
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Ceur
New Orleans in the above entitled to F. T. Puke
late Sheriff. and by said late shero transferred will pro-
sell public auction heCy Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY January l3
81, at II O'clock M
the buildings and improvements thereon Co si'ing OF @
double house aud lwo-story kitchen, Eli
with States and all hergh,s, etc, situated
in the First District Of this city in the square bounded by
plan drawn by H7dn 4 Schlasbaunn Surveyors dated
18th Nay ISL deposited i'll the office OF Stark, Notary plan
No. 49, which lot 81 feet IL inches and lines
front Soils by depth of 100 feet between parallel
lines.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. $500 - .---.
JOHN P. WALDEN
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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CONSTARLE7S SALES.

tCls5 4 IA nlaI1,o L06AA1AaI5.
FIRST JusroEs COURT, lP. HMPIN vs.; JOS; RoUN-
Parish Of 0rieans TREh;-No. ho2t.
I'D directed by the Hon A. L. Brice, First Justice of the
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans w proceed TO sell at
pubic ancliun SATURDAY, tho 18th day of January
ls62 Il o'c'ock the stable Of iapn, on ST. Joseph
street, between Magazine and Fo1cher Streets
ONE SORREII HORSE.
Seized III the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash oil the spot.
Pm DEGRUY Constable
pour la 1NEE NO. DULL
parosse d'0rGnnE.
I'm VERTU d'un writ de fierf fncias n.
"a moi rious A. 6 ce, Premiere Justice dc
Ptx pareisse dOilns je proctdera e SA.
MEpI, lStfe Jour dc ianver 1862 midi aux tc,es de r
pn ST. Joseph It's des Magasins ct Fourher
la yerte puhliqne de
UE CHENAL ALEZAN.
SaiSi dams latl lire c de-sus.
la II IL p II. DEGRIY. Constable.
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TIIOS. c. HENDERSON.

From Dr. Hnmphres of Charleston 5. c. have rebcived
the following letter. written him by poor but worthy
nun aho sron, and stawar, soldier in the army Of
Southern independence:
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and EXAMINE before engaging eseWhefe.
DIX. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
r6ly - 1914 Canal street.
ss.rsss xsssss LOSS OF TENTA-Dr. J. WEsfs
III St. Charles street, continues supply this
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or spring.,

aaA ,yEFFERSDN LAKE HOTE1I-END OF
arrollton RRHaving leased this delightfully."- situated
G OF years, take this means OF making
the public that it has been thoroughly
painted and will be opened by the 4th OF
Apri Thankful patrons favors promise In
every manner possible their wishes should please
M "a sp y s' " DAN'I PETERS 4 CO.
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Both Rough and Dres8ed, from TIC very 0est fElho"
Pine CYPRESS timber for sale In lots 10 salt purchaser
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
faJG l, STAR planning MIL New Basin.
aAXERAC RIAHDlE,S VIZ HAVE GOOD
Dsnppy hand recs1ing street poIGtots n
France additions to Of this cole rated ard
favored brand We have lT9s eighth pipes iS in egth 80
quarter pipes, 1909 Do do 1893 III hail. quarter AMI nishlh
ppes We the attention of tia TRADE and coan2ae
sesray article pprs unsdEsratsd For ess
New Incs ,nlg anu prices By 49,. ,,.
o., 1v Sois G2eats in shtA
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rRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPAt
OF NEW ORLEANS, 800. '-
Office, corner Camp street and Commercial! Place.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Amount of Premiums for months, ending Goth
April 1861.
Profits months to Both April 1861. 3 go p
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of THIRTY
CENT ner paying interest the rate of cent
all outstanding and have resolve to rndeem
FORTY PER CENT of the of 1855 payable as follows
Twenty per cent. l0lh june 1861.
Twenty per 9th September, 1861.
Scrip Certificates the year 1851 deliverable and after
9th Of August inst.
THOMAS A. Adams President.
eul FIN G, W. SPRATT. Secretary
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MURPHY,S HOTEL. Mo- IS AND 100 ST,
HA street-fhis eenmaaions Is ono
Of the most PLEASANT we'll IS 0Eg TRAIL LOCATIONS
in this cty The proprietor tenders h thanks the patron
age heretofore bestowed, solicit thereof
confidently assuring his pstioaa nothing shall Do
PIN ALLEYS connected MA The sst.bishment unsaE-
passed -. =, =.z..t..
Hel7 II R5CHAR0 MURPHY, Propflssor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01

results, will Of course rave and denounce
as usual. Those who have read history
and understand it will think otherwise.
Marlborough had ten campaigns, and
fought but five pitched battles, and with
comparatively limited results; while Nc
Clelian's winter campaign las extended
the flag Of the United States over 100,
600 miles Of territory lately held by the
traitors.
The wise, Intelligent, aud humane, who
know that the Union can be restored
only by the least evaporation aud alien-
alton, will applaud the commander who
achieves for his country great ends by
peaceful means. We might, il Is true,
have fought great battle at Centreyillc,
and possibly have won il. But the place
is very strongly fortified, and the quar-.
tiers, hich extend for miles around It,
can accommodate one hundred thousand
men. We might thus have manulac-
tured thousands Of widows aud orphans
in defeating the enemy, with scarcely a
possibility of capturing any considerable
portion Of them, they having two rail-
lOAus III lhc ISui Ug NAANA " iNN'NNNi
while the effect upon the termination OF
the war would have been no more de-
cisive than that now achieved by strategy.
The rebels have lost all the resources
of one-third of Eastern Virginia by our
bloodlsss victory, and failed to gain any.
thing by their sanguiuary success at Bull
Run. The malignant blockheads who
pour their mendacious slanders upon Me-
Clellan through the appropriate funnel OF
the Tribune cannot comprehend the con
duct of war except through channels
Of blood, nor Judge of its effects except
as seen and heard in the cries and la
mentations of broken.heartcd women and
children. Let them rail on. Thus fal
McClellan's strategy has been eminently
successful, and has exempliied and illus
trated the highest qualities Of com
nander.
am writing almost on an electric
wire, but hope and you may be able t.
read the scrawl. Perhaps you will soor
hear from us, and, by the blessings O.
God, not unfavorably.
Yours truly, &C., 49,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01
Mcclellan and the Retreat from
MANASSAS.

We find the following letter in the
New York Tribune copied from the Times,
which was written by an officer of the
regular army, and holding an important
position in it's administration. The Tn
bune says il publishes il as ar act of jus.
tice to General Mcclellan. 1t prints it,
however, in the smallest possible type,
whereas had its testimony been the other
way, il would have given it q conspicuous
insertion, loaded, and possibly double
loaded. That is the Tri5w'e's idea Of
justice:
HEADQUARTERS Army or rHH PoTouAo,
Friday, March II, 1862 !
NY DEAR SRA brief parenthesis in
the midst Of pressing duties enables me
to send you a line Of acknowledgment
for yours, which i received yesterday at
Fairfax Court House. We arrived there
on Monday, and the next day went on to
Manassas Junction. The whole country
is deserted by white and black The
Junction was still smoking with the part
inc oonhagration Of the rebels, their last
division having left the day before our
arrival. We found the usual monuments
of rebel civilization and presence =
houseless chimneys = rising from the
smeuldering ruins. Provisions and for
age, clothisg and camp equipage, were
recklessIy scattered round in burning
heaps, showing the hot haste snd terrible
panic in which the traitors had departed.
The entire State Of Virginia is surren-
dered 10 the Rappshsnnock, and We have
thus obtained al the fruite Of q great VIC
tory. without the loss of single life.
Those who think that war consists only
!, schting, and producing individual
,ues ing ssd misery instead Of military
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01
THIRT Y- FIV Z.
sr NJ. WILLIS

The years If mons lie GRO three seors ana Zen
Oh weary heartl thou'rt half way home
stand on lies meridian height
As far from childhOOd's morning come,
As 10 the graves forgOtful night,
Give Youth and hope parting tear,
Look onward with placid brow
Hope promised but TO bring ne here,
Aud Rsason takes tho guidance now,
One backward look-the last-the last
ons silent tear, - for youth Is past
Who goss with Hope and Passion back1
Who comes With me aud memory ont
o., Loudly looks the downward track
Joy's music hushsd-Hope's rose, gone
To Pleasure and her giddy troop,
Farewell without Sigh or tear!
But hoars gives woy, and spirits drocp,
TO think that Love mag leave us here!
Have We no charm wten youth Ia down
Midway 70 death LETT sad and lone!
Yet stay! As 'twere twilight star
That sends its thread across the wave,
see brightning light from far,
Steal down path beyond tho grave
And now, bless God its golden line
Comes o'er--and lights my shndowy way
And shows tho dear hand clasp'd in mine
But list what those sweet voices say;
The better lands in sight,
Aud by its Christening light
All love from lifc's midway is driven
Save her whose olasp'd hand will bring thee on
heaven.