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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14


Thank sgiyinE and Prayer.-The glorious work Of
Emancipation begun In answer TO prayer Freedom a. the
nations hssft-W ashingtou The regular monthly ANTI
sLANFRY PRAYER-AEETlNG will De held ON MONDAY
EVENING April IL. a, ocOo. in the lecursroom Of the
Church OF the Puritan, tDr Chsevsrsl Al who attend
will be deeply interested. Dr. CHEEEER, OLIVER
JOHNSON. esq., and others will speak
Association of Exempt Flremen.-rhe quarterly
meeting viii bs held at riremon's Hall, on TUESDAY
EVENING, 10th inst. at O'Clock. 7. w. ENCSi Pres't
e.. w. WHEELER, Secretary.
One Hundred Dollars, II my Gold Pens are not
fully equal in quality, nnish durability and use 10 those
90 hugely advertised by competitor aud at prices 20
per less sent by ma 20 all psrs OF The Uned S,ate.
No cheap Pens made STEPHEN ". GRISWOLD, No. III
Broadway, New-York, for the past tive years.
Frigntes Cumberland and Congress.
Subscptons received behalf OF tire survivors Of
the those sps aud for the Widows and Orphans OF
those who pershed In the engagement with the Mermac,
aud will be appropriated .. the donor shall direct
JAS. DEMAREsT. T. T. MORGAN,
MM. h. DODGE, JR, LLOYD AsPINWALL,
JOSEPH +. JOY. i NJ FRENCH,
L. RICHARDSON, HENRY +. MARSHALL.
L. PLATT, No. 1s Walls;.,
Treasurer Of the Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Write MesUs. ELLlOTT
Veterans Of the National Guard, Nzw,fosS' sln
Ami N ipa-The ANNUAL MEETING OF TINS ASSO.
CisTION for the ELECTION Of OFFICERS, Will De h.1 o
=. U-,,,u.t;-r, ,i,.---: Gusrd Armoryl on MOSDA1
EVENING, l4th inst, at y o'clock fon "i' w 'FSA'
aud remain open one hour.
BY order Of Colonel STEVENS .,.,.
The Sanitary Coinmisslon asks sent sS1sno1aons Tta
for the aid aud relief Of the VOLUNTEER AhMf. Ihe,e
will in oil probability be wounded men to poyae
for aud troops tho southern coast are endangered oy
ths unheahy season spproschrg There tnerelois
special need Of public Nbesly their behalf h least until
the pending la Congress to the Med
eel Department Of the army shall be perfected and
depo Of hospital stores SC. maintained 1T heavy eI
renss in connection with every portion of the army Csnr
buttons may be addrrssedt to
GEORGE T. STRONG, Treasurer,
No. % Walstreet, New-Iort.
I0ld Regiment, n. Y. -. WAN Buren Light
fulantry.-lirn,. CHARLES T. yAffE has been left In
charge of the Hesdqusrtr NO. tS2 Broadway. n This
hr.ci,,. Regiment 10 at Camp King Msridcn hill In
comfortable aud cle,n barracks leach Company by i!.e
heated by cooking In the building IN fact Gil the
home mfor. far possible The drsss Is blus hoe
coat with Scales regulation hat &c. arms Mine ilhe All
Of the Regiment hereby notified that they DO
10, Immediately report Themselves they will be treated s'
dsssrter. A few more RECRUITS WANTED.
THOMAS b. VAN BUREN, Colonel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
Bnsluess Notlrrs.

Bnsllle68 Notlrfs.
RoGLRs, RAYMOND & Co., Nos. III, rs,
ard 2 Fui,ons and No 2t Broadway. have met the re-
y Of business with the extensive and superb stock oi
GayrLxxxss and Bor' CLOTHING they have over m'nu'c
;ared and ere surprising the public with scale OF prices
which viii enhance thsif proyegbsl reputation as cheap
house.
MARNINS
FiRs ASs BUsGr, PRoo, Ssrss,
No. 2B5 BROADWAY.
Twenty Year, test. wihou, failure Of the above Safes
under the nsms Of ssR.Rsa MARvS have fully prOrsd
their v,lus
srcosp H,rp s,ves Of our own ,nd oh.s ske In sres,
variety. M,nv,s Co.
During the many years EsrEsscHEiD has Ia
bored supply the public with fsicsI' HArs very low
hzuf- he la, Manufactured superb s'peci.n of
Taste sud vokm,uhp his SPRISG DEEss Hat ior 1852,
juss i..ued q. No lls hA,ssu-st.
READER. you can have an enduring always
r.,iy and re,b. oorp PYy er.y adapted to your hanl
.uj style oi ~nS which viii do your writing VASTLY ehssr
% than Psns II yoaw wan. "Ths Pen i' lighter
ta,n the Sword" in another column.
TWO PROFITS On 4 HAT make It costly
sf!c ErSa,cHziD requires but oNE, the Manufacturers
M, hats -. from his factory here ne psrsors y
every detail Examine lis st, ss OF O-n
te.n sud Il th.y be srps.set, sher hero OF
abroad ,sps As 20 rc.s. Just corparr them
wish ilo.s OF nop.rpfscIuus dealers shlh. Of
those HosiWay brlg rolapufacturfs and the dncI'
e1c- Ia f.vof oi pui viii excite surprise.
EsFssscEEID, Manufacturer ol Oeuts llsis
No iiB hasssu.,t
AT JEFFrRs', No. 513 broadway, Ladies BAL
won,L Boor, 1t ~ sud ~ 80 paw Misses, I'll 80 AID
~ 81 Chidnn. IS snd Fl g. Moss chesprs except
afag AL goods warranted jrYfEss NO. 81 BfosdH ay
lMPORTANT.-ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
shoud BE- ,snt hsr rate. by HsRsDsS's EIrKKss No ~
fosdvsy They .sud all points occupied by Union Troops
To CONSI Hf'IliEs.
f,'..c. show ttr fou iwelv. 20 fncen persons die Of
ou,plon week., Al tLi city onshsf that number OF
e,.., uS b, 5rt.d invalid. would use WiLpoRs Cor
ror - . ConffysH Or ,sp LIsK For sale by ALsI H.
WttuoH aksmi.t 40 10 st.. Bosten In New fot
Ii, Nih.a no l5J Brosdwsy; in Philsdelphis by IT, w
Dyou soust IN Bsfsors. By Coleman Hegers Ne l'5
BAlsiz,ofssL
Fans new and elegant patterns,
Fer sale By Gao. L. ALLRs No. 40 Broadway
Uss door below Csnsl-st.
LADIES FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS
seu sud eegsn. styles. FOR sale by
,iEo &. AiLsS. No. as Broadway.
LADIES FISE GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS,
Seg .t,l., for sale by OEo. Z. ALLEY
No AIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

RISING OF THE PEOPLE !-SiXTEEhTH WARD RE-
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION-rh hrst Anniversary Of the
AL of Fort sumter representing the uprising o. the People
will be comuismor.tsd the NVIih Ward Republican Asso-
ris.;on H,sdeusrers No 2t5 ethsy nea 23ds on MON
DAY krENlsG the l4th inst. st o'clock The meeting
viii be addressed by Aid. ISAAC DAYTON the Rev; H.
MArIIsON. THEODORE TILToN. esq, the Hon
HORACE GREELEY and the Rev. Or. q. B. CHEEVER
Sssts reserved for Ladies. WIN OHION, President
H. &. PAKEE. s.c,s,si..
tEo MCLR,s,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
AliIitarn Notices.

Tho Soldiers'
PROOF
VEST.
Proved and approved by Board Of Officers.
Ir WILL SAVE THOUSANDS.
Expressed any address and charges paid receipt OF 81
for Pivstss; 50 Tor Oficers
Writs Mesrs ELLIOTT
No. 292 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

NRv-YoRE April 2. 1862
Rev. Hiram Mnttison-DEas SIR: Having listened
with deep TO tho lecture this evening on your recent
yi. 10 Csutsv. Manassas. and she field Of Bull Run
beg you ~ repeat a. your earliest convenience s some cen
ts psce where may be generally heard and we ear
ncsy hope that may be y s.tended as ought to be-
WIN HAGUE. ID. d., :. REMlNGTON ID. y,
EDGAR KETCHUM, BENJAMIN 4. PINkNEf,
LORENZO HIGGINS. WIN McDERMOTT.
In Response to the above Professor MhTT1SON will repeat
the nerstiye referred to at Dr. Cheeyer's Church. on
TUESDAY EVENING april Is, at 8 O'Clock veritable
Quaksr Cannon and other trophies brought from MaRassa
by Professor 81 viii bs exhibited the occasion. Tickets
25 ceBs tho door.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
HoUsE-FuRSIsHING HARDWARE.
The old e.tsblishm,nt Of

ia {. BkgEtA.,
No 5oi Broadway
10. ben reop-r.d with complete aoreut Of goods In
ils .boy, line aud a. reduced prices.
CtTLzkI oY EFEK1 DR,cRiPrIoS
SiyEE PIafsD W.Hk of sleihrid Birmingham and
ArrIc,n nanA.cil~ e. great variety. TE.IHAN,, IN sets
,ed siusy. fussh p.snshsd HHd Jspnnued IlN NArxs
ersrr. CarriR. iROr ard BRoT1g WARES tooKira
rFssfs % all kinds REFHiGrR.roRs o all the most ap
yro, oil u.ser WOOD WsEH BErsH,s. BEooSs, BasEyrs,
Ntrs &c, Sc The Messrs. BsRBiAs will DC pleased to
wait o. THEN old friends and customers Al. IL CAsEi.
THF ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHINES
Recently Improved AID perfected no breaking OF needle: no
a.nE stitches TO trouble In doing sny kiud Of WORK how
ever sh, hrayy n eabhc cloth, leather on The same
machine send fo descriptive Catalogue AeysTs WANT
N Adde'S, THH EOwK SKwfsGMAcHisgs.
Nc 4Jf Broadway. kew-iorf.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

Capt. Donald c. stilh Of tue Maryland 9TH Infan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
APRIL, 1901.

. DRY GOODS.
nTrRCHANTs visiting th city With view Of making purchases
NJ are respectfully 8csd 70 examine STOCK Of Day
GOODS. We ofer for sale:
$50 bal-s Byovn ShseanEs and shrangSs
,1O0 Oiaanarg[
50 cases Ri sAshsd sheesinEs and Shlraash
s2kales Paid aat Striped 0snAburgs.
So pieces SKIPPED anl PlAld DoESshes, for ssrvasS,
~ ~ bAles rckiny5
81 Dsni-s and striped sAirtnSA
= Ylso ease5 Fancy PTtntA,
50 Oolonadad
10 Colo-ei CAmbrie1,
IS Eentrcky Jeans AID rvescA
aIoreat Heavy and Pine HasnA fer gsns wear
W6s Canodos Irish Lasas LAvui Plain striped and kmerod
ri Bsrere, ana PODgnI Ccths clSsres Nengs kc Ae
al ~ shh ~ 1an Vsy cheap 70 re cash AAd promPt Ada
kLLErf DREWRY
No II Pearl street,
-, RnAmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
TOuEADs OF DEPART.

:.
RA MESrs AID AssISfANrS-I would beg - 'aVits ne
Eeao he Heads Of Departments Of Tie various inches CT
the 5vsran Confederate states, lie Regmoad 70
ny All e2sasivs IiocS VI l'aShA, Paper, salon
cry, EnycJsnls, Diana Books, DC, which VII
huTai1h then ~ fllr pglceI.
Having aitNc0si ny sIil5hnent N extensive Book Bnde
~ are peased 70 exscuts Bndng and the manufacture G.
Baas BOo every dsssEPasH, in ne best manner And a. ne
a. =, p-is.I A. NORRIS,
PuhIsher and Bookseller,
lee " Main strest, nehaond, We.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
RICHMOND WING.
an. Daily WING IN aIehmOnd--Pay ale Car


TIE great dssnd scr tho DAILY Wus within the city,
a. vel by regular a. b. rsBsen. readers and the diff
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
By carrying system adapted only TO ofhee sa6serip-
ons have induced Us to resOrt to the only iea'ieio
oie Of managing large city ejaculation, to Wit that
Of prepayment "a Carriers. From this date, there
FORE no subscriptions for The WHIs to be let within the
eiGy viii be taken ~ ths Office ard all persons indebted
Tor subscription 70 the present time, within the city are
requested 70 call At tina Office and settle their account
Tue Carriers vii of COURSE continue 90 deliver the pa
Der 70 the present subscribers and receive pay for the
sas a. tie rate of fifteen cents per week The Puohe
vii nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
tho wHls by Carriers within the city "a removed and
that al Who want Il may bug from the Carriers or have
IL len for them at their resdencOs or places OF business
September I6ih, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HUME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
foTTou CORNER OF MAIN AND KLEVEaTH sfRErTz.)
rNsuRr White persons for life or for term ofysa and ay
Il for one or more mot exceeding FOUR years
Tho YANKEE corpanes having their intention
repuate the policies fellow Eens Who may be hed In
sence OF their homes either by taking By mpa
SISinr With or By lending aid and eIfort Southern Rebels
prudent man them ought 81 once 70 cancel his
policy and insure at hons .-,,. A.
Books containing information are furnished The
once Of he Company. ,u,.o,, 49,.
J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
BLIn BunwnI, H. D., Medical Examiner.
J. B. hcCAw, 4. D., Consulting Physician
RosooE b. HlLrH, Legal ADVISER. US
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04

TALBOT BIorHLI, rrepri..en Of The s.e,s wEiE
u nov building PORTABLE STEAM kaGiNfA, Of a. u
proved eonszucuoa, Of all Iiss from rr 70 ory ys
ssitabs for orcusr Saw Mia Thrsshng Machines and fa
puposss they tster themselves fay squal -
psrior 70 By Engines buin here ELSEWHERE.
rhu vi also furnish STATIONARY TITAN INeun. tres
ten horse 70 any required psuer.
oIRoULlR saw MLLA Of ,hs .sa sppssvsl ssssrsssss
and Of vxriorf slca
PUMPS and wHrrIs for wArIR woIKs, PORTABLE axrIs
hLLS, a,d IRONS for MILLS Of all tipdA
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PRESSES rLArIfuHG MILL s.t eli srtois Hst,
nansfacsras reeaeeo togetner Win sIy IN u lkAs AT
Ror risT1rGb AID WROUGHT IRON NOhK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

PrcI notice 70 city and country people In want OF any
- 800. ord 40 rSeil6y ealing Al No. 81 Main street.
Rsyrg very large stock Of p Eta Lawns Jasonsus
A. nam And ngured Bsreges black and coored ss snaVn
mi biSaeheJ and shlng and sheetng, CASA
sr Gad Kentaeky Jeans, striped and domestic for men and
,rvAnts Ladies Gaters Morocco, Kid And CAsxn bhoe
nsse and ChdrenS Shoes, Of every size and quality Lnea
and Cotton Goods ana boys Ladies SIR and Lie 1hrds
cents; Irish Linen a. SIN and 80 cents ParAsos, PLAN
and striped 70 eents Swss oaubre and JAeonst htHn
CAbrc and Collars Al cosk AL thse goods
Above mary, 10 mention, oner for
e tbout charging any more thy bought before the
hard res Rad Commenced eG=tl that come to the
Ss,sEI I-''' wv - JOSEPH srRAUsE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUpERNTENDEET's oyHCr,
RICHMOND, JAY SlSL 1851
Notice to Persons sending Packages to soldiers at Mana
sas, Staunton, &C., &C.
IVHE practice Of sending large packages By the Mall Tran
becoming 50 burde1sone the TrAn causing deay
necessary caution persons conhne themselves 70
very packages they vii the risk Of sher being len
ED wHIrooMs,
Gu7 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04

gOUTH-SRDB RAILROAD.
NANDAR,CER MONDAY InE2sU AU- tx
" Susi, the p.Isenger Trains, uil - fooSS: 80
RRCM PETERSBURG TO LYACGBO2G.
Train sGrtI dAy e2Q A. NJ reaches LyEchbarg altts
Pm.
Passenger Train sGrs daily except Sundays, al as H.,
reaches Lynekburs sti939 A. n.
yRoH LYEcHBU2d TO PETEnssUIe.
MGnTran daily Ct II A NJ reaches PsitrBbGrs ats u.
Passenger Trains sSis daily, except sandays ~ 1910 Il,
reaches Petersburg ct ESQ A. n.
These trains with daily trains 10 the Bprr, Knox
vile, Hashyile Memphis, &e., TO New Orleans
az This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 al para
Alabama MLpp LousSns ArtSnsa1 and Texas.
The Oy Point Petersburg daily Sundays s
NJ and Is Roor and City Poln. AZ $50 A. NJ and ls0
Extra 10 and on all The ssn paeksh uhsr No
Il. D. 1IRD,
ausk 9sasral supsricss niAnL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
RAILROADS, &C.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

: CHANGE OF SCHEDULED
EWWMF 1Rkk
Richmond 81 Petersburg R..R.
ON aud after Monday the Path February; the trains this
~ road will follows:
TRAU,
Leave Richmond a. As daily, and Petersburg al dis
FREIGHT AND AocoxxoDAIIoH TRAIN.
Leave Rchnond daily except sundays at s&s m and ata
D N, and Petersburg NJ s3N, n
Port Walthal Junct n -.
vii bear In mind that they are required TO show
pa on the Governor person. before
they can leave ,heclty Oy this road. l. H. GILL,
fs2i General tupt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-04
RINT a JAMES,


Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aad Assz5 sale Of hAnsfASsaFed aud smoking Tobacco
800 pass nov for sale. Sei2-en
fS-was- RspabieAa, stanton Spectator, and Trsdsr
sEssarg NsEi VII COPY nes Sni sea otlio WE we
nUVAE = yOR o rs "sIOASs C1NiU, FotE
IraproViag the Condition OF Horses ano
NA giving asa an agps'is and ssasyins 3 en- Of Bsa
-ai worms looald Sarsi ana O'saPss aad az D'sass.
~ "A sgpes "a glossy coat halr Aad be len oG amer
s5s iil5a L "a Ssca u.I extensively sass iarOdueon
sb51s years II t city Snd al pats q TIE STATE Of Wiz
hs lo.5a-Aal ne demand s steadily laerea.ins
Horse rol, hN' given universal sNustAion - AI q ne
p1e7Al d-lSss In hs state, AMI Of Jas P DUVAL Drug
80 so,= Proprietor aai AAashs,arsE ..23
N LITAsY Ctes; .S'lis,SEy ,CsPs!: ,i Soas
a. ne soHc geasrAy his lAzye oek Of Home Manufactured
S''l i'sy n - t4vorAss ter, = in Az CIV
4 IA PNeaAr attention Is desired % The tAeS Military
sfed Iayag a,sl sOcl sa72 Of st'ek he mAnaiAare
o. O-csl El Tor he Wholesale and setA trade g be eontna
Cd JOIN pJo SO, 80 . asin street, gehnoad Va ss.0
DO~i>aErT u ANDE.KESON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
I-eesyias 'o- Ne IA rTass GarPsaaEi on eo'ss "a
Sas go5.A9 80 ~. M No., 6I ~ A 90 vrice.
Cpc Caa gsdI aai Mattresses made 70 order A. .hor 40
sea ANass d0as IN The ' or sOanJ ~ 'aPsos '01S
TO she FAR UERS OF NGRUINaA
mas spsE ne Sohern And souA State. hAV
~
-yvssd to supply The south ut BCrIsR aad having sesa
eaE m extensively many IN hal DE Of oasnss Take
re liberty @ ag Ae PsoP ey Of 6eAn yosr Butter VEL
before paas e. Aad as o. putag IN tubslses a. thstop
ths- che 011r sand looa area Ao6ns
osy Nl g5l4l Be pleased % receive On consignment Or
purlse -A5Eiug The hgsst market price AID a. deal
sasysIy Tor cAf ~ u-nh JOG goe a The lowest re. pr
ss or cni The cash promptly, for whatever sent
an eoaadsa AII the interest % bot1 me farmer
sIa s nysc IWcal De sAi sceeva Any ohes eouatrg
pross b1i ny principal Object s 70 cal yoar particular Atsn
ton Buts.ng Large upPue have oeea sent heretofore
a ne south Norh Whilst make N turnah
tve. i've Csereare tie fct hal have been engaged
/. barsl N us eJ tcr ne hs thiryaJs AM AKA
IriaL-fssIns sosadsa; Of giving sAnslAelon
-AAPsON IONEs, agent
Grocer and Corinis ion Merchant
aaa-dks Cor Main And 9th S.. Riehnond, Va
MN AUCTION HOUSE,
EO2 tax SALE o. GROEs.
gVHE uai-rsai has lbs day commenced the Auction business
t,r he sale q NEGROEs At he Ausion Room IrAnkln
Str--l IAiey occupied ~ BEfrs GREGORY.
he Negroes boil pabhy aud privately, ard loleh We
palr 'sais ard The p1hhc generay be pledges hs
e " prom1s e interest ~ lis patrons aid Bakers hei
t-t fr bis log IN The -s1- he NIL be enabled &c
cbln nsrksi prices lie VII uske liberal advances
- al property o. hznd-And prepared % board persons
ysJ 10 the and also q IL tsryazisesyng ample AoeoE
I,si,s5n, far Ten. L Il sTOKES,
On ErAaknn, ST. door bsJ Wal s;rest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
YnIInndIehnm Scnrcd.

1t was reported among the Vallandig.
hamers at Dayton, several days since, that
Yalandigham was to be arrested for trea-.
son, and to prevent such arrest from being
made, that traitor had pickets posted from
his house to the depot, to give notice of the
approach Of the officers, while other gangs
were ready to resist by force the execution
of any such process. The Dayton Empire
openly says that no arrest shall be made by
the mere order of the President or Secre-
tary Of War, and that any attempt to do
so viii be met with stern resistance. We
imagine that if any such order should be
issued, it would be carried out, and thatth
less the Empire men engaged in resistance,
the better itwould be for them. The Unit
ed States is not apt to be foiled by the fool
hardness of a handful Of traitors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

Most Horrible Barbnrities iu China Sane
toned by the EnEllsh.
An Englishman writes from China an
account Of the execution and disem-
bowling of prisoners at Taepiug, which he
witnessed in company with large num-
Der Of English and French officers. These
prisoners had been given over to the man
darins for execution by the English and
French authorities, or what is the same
thing, they took no measures to prevent
the horrible butchery of those whom they
lent their aid to capture. We cannot re-
produce the account It is a horror OF hOr-
rors such as devils from the pit would
turn from aghast. Compared to such mon
strous cruelty as was there perpetrated,
the racks upon which the early Christian
martyrs were stretched we're beds Of roses.
But we refer to it to show the outrageous
hypocrisy of the English, who after such
scenes are enacted by their own consent
still dare to point their blood stained hand
at what they call the inhumanity of the
field of warfare in this country Blowing
SepOys from the mouths Of cannon was es-
teemed the hight of barbarous punish
ment but this writer tells Of painfully
greater depth of cruelty than that. He
concludes his account with these words:
"But no more: can write no more Of
these scenes. I can only regret forever
that looked on the dreadful sight am
no longer fit TO be a soldier. | have been
in many battles during the past twenty
years, and in the thickest of the fight III
most Of them, where a rage and thirst for
carnage is dreadful to reflect on after
wards, but nothing heretofore that have
seen or heard of, or ever read of, could be
compared to the dreadful cruelty Of this
disembOWeling execution. May God for
give England for the part she has taken in
this war, and may be the sin Of the enor-
mites she has assisted in perpetrating on
the defenceless woman, and innocent and
helpless child, be removed from her door
and after the treatment English women
and children met with from the hands Of
the blacks in the Sepoy mutiny, it is truly
wonderful that Englishmen should join in
or countenance similar atrocities here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
INFORMANT 10 FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PULLS


The combination OF ingredients in these Pills ars
the result Of long and extensive practice They ART
mild IN their Operation and certain in correcting al
Irregularities painful AIensruation, removing all sb
structOns whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side palptation Of the heart whites al
nervous affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain in fhs
back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature.
.- DIR. CHEESEMAN's PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in The treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned 50 many to premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
whenever an Obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline. ..
DR.. CHEESEHAN'S PILLS
are the most efectlal remedy ever known for all COM
plants peculiar to Females. To al classes they ara
invaluable, including with certainty periodical reg
uIarity They are known to Thousands, who have
used them at different periods, Throughout the coun-
Try having the sanction OF some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box The price, 81 90 per Box
containing from 50 TO 81 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by renting 70 the
Proprietor. Sold L,y Druggists generally.
r. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
-- 20 Cedar-St., New York.
- Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b
STRONG & ARMSTRONG aprI4.eOWRgT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

BEEEFAcTORs OF MANKIND.-It is not he
who invented Brussels Carpeting or Gold
Brocade, whom the misses have reason to
hold in regard, but he who furnishes some
thing useful to everybody. One Of our
Government officials lately returned from
his mission in Brazil, tells as an anecdote
that among the first enquiries made Of him
about his acquaintance with our public
men, was whether he knew the American
Chemist, DR.. J. c. Aver, who invented the
Cherry Pectoral and Cathartie Pills. As
these articles (mOre particularly the Cherry
Pectoral) are in general use in the cities Of
South America, they are the most prevalent
representations Of American products, and
as many thousands there as well as here
owe to them the recovery Of their health
from malignant diseases, it is not strange
they should hold the inventor in esteem,
but it is rather simple in them to suppose
that the Doctor is the only man Of mark we
have among our twenty-five million people.
-ohristaE AdvOeak.