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Prom NRshInEtOn.

Washington, Feb. There is the highest
authority for stating that there is no truth in the no.
port that the recent rebel flag Of truce brought u
headquarters here communication threatening
the lives ofthe hostages Col. Corcorau and Others
in the event ofthe execution Of the Missouri bridge
burners There IS in the communication no Rllu'
sion whatever ~ that subject, and II isnot believed
that its contents will be officially made public.
The President has approved the oint resolution
n authorize the Secretary Of War 10 procure from
such officers and enlisted men of the United States
army, AZ are now, or hereafter may be held az pris.
oncrs Of war, in the 81 called Confederate States,
nom time 70 time, their respective allotments Of
pay U their families or friends, upon which certi
ded Sllotments the Secretary shall cause drahs Il
be made payable in the cities Of New York or Bos,
ton, to the order Of such person to whom the al.
lotments were OF may be made, and b. remit the
Trans To the address Of such persons may be de-
sitnatcd
Abram Fielder has been officially recognized as
Vice Consul Of Switzerland for the States Of Mi
sour, Illinois, Kansas, and the territory Of NebrAs
ka, 10 reside at Highland, Illinois.
Gen. VIM p. Smith telegraPhs that this morning
apart II his scout returned with Ave prisoners be-
longiug 10 the lst Virginia Cavalry, and one cltl.
zen. The remainder Of his regiment engaged the
enemy near Flint Hill In the vicinity OF Fairfax
Count HouFe. One of our captains and a private
were Won nded. Another detachment subsequent
y returned with four prisoners, belonging 70 the
LIST North Carolina Regiment three Of them non
commissioned officers. Six horses and eight Colts
rihss were also captured. The prisoners will be
sent " Washington.
The War Department has received despatch
that Gen. Lander now occupies Romnsy, the rebel,
avn 9 Tetreated.
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Later from tho burnside ExpeJI,Io,

AZ an hour last evening too late for publica
ton today, we received from our special CORES,
pendent on the Burnside expedition, a lotter
dated January 2Sth, at which time the vessel,
d the fleet we're being got over tho "swash, -
ono by one. Tho probability was that some
days further would be required to got tho 70.
naming vessels of the fleet over TIM bar, after
which an advance would be speedily made, for
which the troops were exceedingly anxious
The health Of the troops was good the weather
mild and fair, the damaged vessels had mostly
been repaired, and great confidence prevailed in
the speedily suoc' ssful result of the expedition.
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Bdptmore, FeS. This fOfepoos, the rsbsl
CaPt. Raylor aud three Of his msu con ssalsd be.
bind tone wall, just above Harpsr'sPery bridge,
eue otthem sither black or painted, BY displaying
flag Of truos induced loyal virgioisn over.
When nearly scross Caps, Baylor aud two o.hers
hred and killed the ferryman.
Our batteries on the heights fred upon the
buIeiDgs Subsequently, the men oro.sed and Sc,
Ere 70 twelve houses, including the Wager An an.
other hotel, railroad buildings etc. The vhols
lower pat of the town was reduced " ashss.
ntcsasity existed for burning the buildings, as tbev
had been hioing places for the rebI riaemsn, who
had been annoying Our troops for weeks past. The
number ~ rebels was no, known, but many war.
seen 70 mount their horses and leave the outskirts
Of the town by the Charlestown road. This ans,.
noon the rebel sag ofnuoe, in the hands o, ,by.o
OF BaJlor's mon, came b. the Ferry, bu, ware
warned Oh by Col. Geary. A large number Of rebel
pickets, mounted, were stationed all the Afternoon
near BE- iiysr
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. s, 1862.
Capture OF Fort Hsnry-A yer, Iuportnn,
ElctoFy


The FIRST experience OF m all. clad yeaSels hoing
tested under an enemy's are has fallen to the
Americans, and with a result 20 gratifying AZ
TO greatly arouse the enthusiasm Of our peopl,
The news OF the capture of Fort Henry, which
Vas generally made known throughout the
city and vicinity at an early hour Yesterday by
tho issue OF an Extra SUI, and other public.-
tions, oocssiored general rejoicings and much
bOpefulness far the future. Its effect in Wall
ttroet was marked and immediate, Government
teeufities havingat once risen, and the dos
ponuent tone Ct the market being changed to
one CT ouoyAncy and activity, under which a
large business wss transacted at Advancing
prices. Elsewhere, the effect of the victory
was not loss perceptible, in imparting to our
citizers COW ct,on that these long months NJ
delay in properly PREPARING for war, have not
been wasted and blows thick AMI heavy arc
now about TO fall upon the rebels
Nor Is the importance Of the victory over
estimated. Besidos the capture of Fort Han.
~, our troops have advanced about twenty
miles further up tho river, and taken posses
sion Of the great railroad leading from Mem
Phis to Bowling Green and Louisville, with
branch to Columbus, by which the rebels have
drawn oil their supplies Of men and material for
the war in the border states. This source Of
oommuI icaicn is now closed and the rebel
forces at Columbus, in Western Kentucky. UNI
der General Polk, are entirely separated from
those at Bowling Green, in Central kentucky,
under BuCKNER, JoH,,;;sox and BEArEEGAED,
and ne.ts.tr can now siTord the other aid without
sncountering our fore, at great diSsdy vantage.
The rebtlf at Bowling Green are likewise
hemmed in on the east by strong force o.
Federal troops under Gen. IHoNAs, while al
the north The UTion troops row advancing upon
them, are sufficient in men sri armament to
overcome all opposition. l. would seem, there
fore, that the rebels must speedily retreat TO
the southwsrd, or DO overcome in irsitless at
tacks like the disastrous one just made by Gen.
Zollcoff.T, ard that In q short space Of time the
whole Of Kentucky will be cleared from its rob
81 invaders, and strong bodies of Union troops
thrown forward into Eastern Tennessee, when
the possession Of the other great line OF s'uth'
err railroad is a,tsinable. With this means oil
southern communication also Gu. of, the rebel
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Assembly

NJ. VI L'gi presented nettlon from citizens O
New York, praying for lcgist ,iln la regard 10 the
ctl'y ,outraut and uthor alleged fraudulent
trGns,cun lu New York, In whicn II Is charged
that the "riu." b,srd Of Albany are interested
The petit. WIS read.
mus EFlpTrEp FAy0RABLy.
T. prov, lie iur tia p.bhv defence. Tho bill Is ~
sent IA yesterday,
N.tlce was given OF the intro luction ofths follow
ing bills
By Nj. Tdlmau To regulate Ihe foes Of the Re
eis0rur Of New York.
Il re repeal tho ; ,uth and West street, and other
railroad Futs q. lNtO.
By Mr M,C,lc-To divide the 18TH Ward In the
city Of New Nuk.
By Mr. S,,my-To amend tie law regulating
paWubrufeliuF In the city o' New York. To rsgu-
late places If amusement In New York.
By M Cumbs--ro regulate the department u
charities and correction In New York.
BY Mr.. Smitk--Io punish frauds by mock auc-
uOueers,
BILLS PASSED.
To appropriate the proceeds Of the tax " support
the common schools.
To amend the act giving consent 10 the purchase
~ st, for lighthouses and Notifications by the
United States.
bills INTRODUCED.
M. McLeod-Amending the Charter OF New
York also relative 10 taking private property for
public uses in New York city.
By Mr.. TAlnan-The Broadway Railroad bill.
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MILITARY NEWS.

Com. PoRTFE'S MORTAR PLTET, which is
al ,lty 10 leave the CITY, II lie more formidable
| ,han generally supporpi Tie twenty heavy NOR.
tl's wch fntm the principal armament Of the aeet
uare cast Al Pittsb,,r and ar, az i,,rspsa .i,o n
s rei Rth Their uy..r.gs vs.,D, If. si,b, AMI hlg
tins, whss III, usuaI weight Finish I,,d MOI.
trs y,.p l. H. and tho hoaylet go, c,ast r,,r,ars
| but - q 6~etts. The diameter b,r. ~
Porter's s.st.si. thirteen inch O. del ,birtv.aya
inches the nsnl around the lre ia AT no point Ieas
| than aee.I .-hes n thickness ,truninn, mea-
sure iNeeu Iuchrs Lt di.mr,er the mortars ar,
elevate AN, drIrrsi ly means OF c,,s aro nl,coj
on revolving nj sformp aud /, ia believed that ecI
rate firing cn be male a. IN them M A li,.a,cs ,
| tco and a quarter niea
- "''''e' 80 ""''
~, y, 80 "'7 'A,4' nv - lug vs.
~ '' !" ~ wv W
80, o''s''''y ny "o''
~ =. s..---.-- -
| -, " - 10Y '''''
~, "' 'NN'pS
N-s '"' 'N''' W 'uo ''No- Auo ou"p'"'0n o'
S' @ '"' 'u''S'', 80, ,,I 'o'o'
'' " 49, 10 ''A V''' -
''' 80 W ''o "IIV, ~.
- - ,-,s,-1s -, -,
49,. ..-.i'"n =, - = 80, -
-.i..,."s ,,,',
-. .i-,i,.i IN 60, - -, 80, ~,
-. ,,o,, witch ,,r r,IIsrs bsarine revolvins
pa,f,rn. Tie great mortar bed Is carefully bractd
and supported 10y the entire strength OF the vessel
so as 70 bear the recoil Of the mortar
The mortar carriage Is constructed almost excite
slyely Ct wroughtirun Its length is about nine 'eet
and It's height and width each iou- feet In form ii
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., The Yard. n u aid Me, al Mss vs-sds vi
rendezvous ~ Hampton RosdA and val, thsre un-
d. the steamers detailed sor the Aes, ~ rssiA
Teese steamers are the ocorarA wsssasld andt
CifOn, and possibly others.
The sloop-ofvn Richmond Is having the remain.
der Of her ArnAmsD, placed on board and vi pro.
baby sail on Monday.
The Trsaty eighth Massachusetts Volunteers n.
main on Governors IslHad. but are ready 70 star,
at a few minutes notice. They sxpec, 10 gO 70 HI,
ton Head in the clipper ship X. Mallory, which,
with the clipper Tycoon has been chartered By We
L. olsriermssser for the conveyance u this rel.
men, and the Seventh New Hsnpshirs. The lat.
YER regimen, will g. 70 Fort Jefsrsoo TortugS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
New York and the Vicinity.

CONVENTION OF IRISH SocrKTrRs.-Ths
second meeting Of the convention Of Irish socs,iss
held with view 70 arrange for the mex, celehrasioa
Of the anniversary OF st. Pslrick's birthday wa
held las, evening at Hiberna Hal, ~ Prince stress.
Mr.. james SANFORD, president occupied the chair;
MI. j. A. Kinney ofhciAted A. secretary.
TIE following Societies were announced A. havin.x
already reported themselves Ancient Order q
HioerniAns' New York; y. Meagher Grub: Emer-
AID Guard; Father Matthew Total Abstinence b.
neVoent Society. During the meeting there wa
also rep1ttei ready T. Join in the celebration, the
LongshoremAn's Society United sons Of Erin: Ill
bernis Benevolent socie,y, and Father Matthew
Society % Brooklyn.
The subject OF representation Of the several ao~s.
hes IN the Convention according 10 their numerical
strength was brought up, and induced q very
iensthy and SPIRITED discussion, which was inter.
rHpied 70 receive delegation iIOm an organi,ah,.
calling i'eh'ths Old Emerald Guard. The coon.
psny Already enrolled as the Emerald Guard obies-
ed 70 TIC acceptance Of the new company, and
lengthy debate ot rather dis ontei character e.,
sued. 1t WAS finally resolved 10 refer the ,aicul.
ties between the two Emerald Guards and thu
whole subject u representation In the Convantion.
according 10 tie numerical strength 4 toe several
societies, " a committee % from eaoh y ciesy,
this Committee TO report TO the Convention IN Fri.
day evening next. THIS COMMITTEES was comp,aei
Of the allowing gentlemen
Patrick McArd,e, D. L. Carey.
PS,iios fufd. John CAIN
ThOmvs Apnaghan, Mionael Con,,uv
Jonn Cummings.
Mr.. .. l.. Carey ol.rei the following resdus m =,
which wSs adopted
= hes2lrcd, ThAi the y Y Sus,haying again paassf
3 Beach, ksq aud entrey ahand, nei the isr,,ei
and NhiAn character IL uas made 10 assume -
a. VIII MAJ ayeN
and bang again devote ,,,,tv 8, a. year hhoe,
re N'"rn! classes, without respect 10 dis,nc,;on.
VI sect ~ Nationality, is worthy Of the hearty nm
port and entire confidence Of Irishnnsn AMI ~
Nus Convention az Irish societies do hereby re4,ins
Their 'ormet resolutions denying II their patron ~,
anu cuuntcnanCe.
Mr. Sandtrd hoped all the members Of tho Gan.
ton would d. all in their power 70 swell the A
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURR.-soua,.,

EFNOETH IANORAWN.
Albany, FEB. To closing art of Partition
street IN the City " Iiruo.yu.
hiLs NoTIyn.
ny nj. WlArd-nrdiug the crime Of murder
into two degrees, and 10 lessen the punishment OF
arson.
By Mr., Rel. Relative T. actions bv receivers OF
in7"lYtnt mutua Insurance companies.
mas INTHopVCip.
Nv Mr.. Ahlott-rruydng for tho examination
"ttAe accounts of the Treasury Of the Canal De.
paItment and securities u tie Bank Department.
by M Connolly-Amendns the act altering the
plan 81 New IurK.
by MI. Lnw-Amcnding the act providing add
tiuud challenge g. Jurors.
A. uuInld nntil MnndAy eYening, se on n,cl.tk
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Albany, FEB. The anti-slavery state c,u-
yention met at Association Hall today The call
for tho meeting WAS at 10 o'clock, but at II oelo,
the meeting was organized, at which tine thirteen
white men'aiN white women and three coiored men.
were present. Oliver johnson. editor " the A,r,.
SLAVrRT STANDARD, was chosen President. The
meeting hold session two DAYS.
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nIalna Leaislafnrn-

) augusta Ne, fsb. Mr.. Sma,t's resolves,
slightly amended, in favor Of condscs,ing, liberia
ting, a. also arrnisg the slaves Of rebels, II 4,
shall he military necessity, have passed the sem
| ate today, by vote Of "a ag.ina4
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viii fined their footing In the border state, pre-
csrious In The sxtrsma
The success Of our gun bosts In the capturs
Of Fort Henry, demonstrates tire probability Of
succsssfui advance with them down the Mis-
Fissippi. The brunt Of the engagement appear,
70 have fallen uPo. three Of the gun boats, and
thess rot the largest ones Of the feet. The
Notifications were A. well defended A. any which
can be extemporizsd by the rebels and 70, the
gunbOatsboldly advanced towithin three hundred
yards Of the fort, received its fro unscathsd,
fairly thellod out lie inmates, and compelled ita
speedy surrender, notwithstaT ding most deter.
mined resistance A was the case at Port
Royal, the rebel troops in the vicinity quickly
lsft the fort to lie fate, and secured their own
safety by fight. That this Is but the beeir n ing
Of the end Of the rebellion in the valley of the
West, We firmly believe, and this belief will be
shared by Thousands Of our readers.
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PMSbUg, Pa, FEB. 7.-Hhs Wheeling H.
TSLLioIsoER, q yesterday, learns that the rebe,s
evacuated Romnsy las night.
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Boiler Makers, AttsutiO "A Meeting o<
Makers will bs held at lsT Bowery, arst door On
Saturday evening at o'clock, n take into oonad.
GRAFTON the txPedlency Of o-ganizing Beneyolea,
tend WILLIAM HUTTON, shaimAn OF Commit
VOC Eel aA'i2a
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NOtioe-A special NEE ding OF the NJ. JameS
Roman Catholic r. A. II. society will I've he'd al
their rooms In Roosevelt ST, on Monday evening tns
10th inst, at o'olCck n alter and amend tie con
DAVID BARTLEY, Sac. 10
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chance 10 g r. the ses of aud gain distinction
flr yourseycs and families. few more able bodied
men wanted l. bring the gallant Both Regiment, N.
tie maximum standard required / y the L. 5. Cow
eruu.cnt. Pay, clothing and tran iportation fur
ush C and relief given 10 the wives = soldiers frnan
the AID Committee, AFTER Icing mustered into q Q
service. 500 bounty paid at the expiration u tho
war, on hon. r,bly being discharged For fun thor
Information apply n Lieut. JAsEs GRANT, Re
cruitiug ihcer, 80 Centre 81. i,S l6SruTh'i0l
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Hou.a Of Rsprn.ntatixe..

Mr.. Stevens tPenn.l said, that the United States
Note BAL passed yesterday provided for the 'PAy'
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SMALL rox, cRour AND TYPHOID rKysN
EXpERIENcE OLE or NrAna

"AThhIhNCb VI " YEARS.
l. boJ kROJGHS, Farmer who lives a
Nv"R"n' Long IL and, stated the y lowing f,c<,
today, Feb 9TH, l'j2. Has used Branire,b,, ysy..
table Universal Pills Tor tveniy-seven years, A. Sa
only medicine, and never durin; tina, lon, p.r,.i
lad doctor. lie cured Himself and daugb,.r ID
anal poE' by their usc alone IA three weeks.
A relative VIII, hsd bloody dyse,,e,v. ana
given up by her d,cto,s, he o,,rri bv -. !,
the pills. he gave her f,rty IN ,l,reo Az,
covered perfectly. AMI a., b.,i,,. -, e ~
Tue vie o. Nj. bou roushs hal Typhoid tver, anal
was 20 weak she could not fest herself ahe VA
pronounced beyond radio, ,r,,,, ,,.ii.,.. ~ -,
al ,,rii,i,, ~. - 'n 'hi7
day she took twenty t2Ol pills, which br,n,y+.
away black pu,fii r,,,,ers. and a., a., -,
- - '''' ''V'' NhM WINS shs
Oes'u " T''l'e' anu 'oon iu.ly regansd her health.
Their am had serious attack Of cr,up y,tseL
was ~ severe that ia VA. ,t,,,,,h, ., A.. -, -,
IT. $500. -, 'H ~ 10 P'-' noPe'
hear. But the pills were aiminis,ers I. ,bev a..
blu in I've hours ,O,en,, Mia ,.I d, .,a,',,
-, $50. F''.'' VIA" ','e'"tel ~
'"''' 'ni Pu'sA''e N Few hours he WAS per-
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Rev. Daniel Garry, u, ID viii Lecture In
the 81 Jnbn's Methodist Church, 4lst ~, near 6th
ave, on wednesday evening next, on tho life, char
actcr aud writings uf THOM As PAINE CO
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IIur1nh Tor the ..Marn-Now B. Your only

one, two II a three d, AIRS a set, Nd
U. &. ALIENS, 40 broadway,
frs ois'iOT one door below Canal O.
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an heHlmenl, ENceisiof bIiAhue, u -. We
Second Fins ZJuaVes-A bounty OF 81 and relief
ticket given ~ each recruit on being mustered into
s.yigr: 800 bouHty at the time Of discharge this
Regiment isIoW At tie Lower Potomac has been
IN service months, and IL armed with superior
minnie rides. Application To be made n Lieut. N,
STEWART, at John failey's Exchange Hotel CO..,
4 james and Custhsm sts or at the Recruiting
Ohoe Of the Regiment, IL Chambers Il. q 200
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Remarkable Medicine - Hystt's Liz
BALsAN-Rheumatism Scrofula, 5alt Rheum. a
g. Hyatts Life BlisNm is the most o"rrs, 80
sale remedy ior the most p.ihitl "" 49, -
Rres, ervsireas the worst cases OF impuriy OF The
blood, liver aud kidneys, general debility, dyspsp-
DEPOT, 40 Grand 1t, Seventy ave cents per bJt.is.
Rev. Vim. II. MIilbuIn will deliver Leo
ture on Thursday cyrI ing, Feb 18Th At o'clock,
In the Jane St United Presbyterian Church. SUBJ
act, s. S. Pr, ntss, the Thundcier ot the South
Wet. Tickets % cents, g. be had at the door O.
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Harmony Division, No. 5, y. OF T., Spc-
cialy requests the attendance Of ali her members
az the meeting on Wednesday evening, FebuqDV
lgth, at Isl B,wery The Division will then %r
the first time initiate lady visitors. Other DiviA-
ions and their lad y visitors are also invited. WIN.
J. SPENCE. Chairman Of Com. Of Arrangements.
feS 2hS &ruslO9
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Romney, Va. in our Possession

Fort Henry in the Senate.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

Msssa5. Henry r. WILSON & Co.: I deem Mrs. vii.
s9ns Hair Regcncranr and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it bad
fallen c 9ndrf the hair to its original
color, entirely the NEST painful headachcs-and in
some instances mos! serious humors Personally, I have
beon sharer in several OF these benefits.
Rsv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. H.
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al;aArO GltY daaECttc.
sS0sgtsl EVeatHERa sSnt,tist.

Leave dyes alone, and only reliable RcBtor
give, like Hemstreet's lnimao!e."
Sold yweere-frce SOC and 81 per bottle
w Y sfAGAE t1G0.. prOortroys, Troy ny
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MHssns. HgHRr ?. WILSON {. Co.: l have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair pre$Hng and have received
great hen.Et from tltr deem the articles worthy OF
high csmmendaton, and ch,eIlHly recommend them to
all who want 70 rcsnrc gray hair to its original color,
to any who troubled with dandruI, disagreeahe
itching of the head, saorS, or to hcse whosc hair is
falling from the head.
RKy. g. W. IL CLARK, Great Falls, n II.
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NUMBER 249.
G.oat Rcnsedy fer Coaghs, Colts ,7a5
kidney D:Gicrit}ts.
w Ut. T. Z, -7Iz331 CC, & 'rJcl7..} r. u
FRFpAnI.D EY
Dh. j. ". POLAND & CO..


DR. i. ". POLAND & CO..
GoTFsTowN CENTRE, N.H.
THE following testimonials v i'll tell soaethins ahea.
Medicine that is becoming popular faster thaa
any other article sold hv druggists =:
Rev. j. X. Chase, OF Eumney N. H.. under date Of
April 4th 1860 says :'' When yoGr favor 1.-TWO bot.
Ties OF White Pine Compound efeiyed. was sui!
erng from most severe cod TOOK the comPo,und
the COMPOUND il an inva'uable medicine. ] do wish
thousands who know nothing Of its virtues, would be-
come better acquainted Witht."
Rev. L. c. Stevens Pastor Of the Baptist Church at
Gotistown Cert'~ "a letter dated Fed 1850 says =
with signal suecess 5eisrs !, to be one Of Sse %a
Ceagh Rsme'its err pTtqcrea. Besides its value
Cough medicine have good reason to believe it to be
all it claims to be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes.
Mr Asa Goedhue of Bow, n. H. was prost. s.ed by
Diabetes, in March, 1850, that neither himself nor any
who him thought that he could possibly live through
the month. AS last resort he thought he would tr}
the White Pine CompovTd. hoy !rscurs hottie ios
him he began o take and TO The SUNRISE G. al, iM
afterwards Feb. 20, 1860 in full STATE o his
Essays "Ihelieye Dr. Poand's Whi.s Pine Coluyonn
under Cod, has been tie means OF M iccu' cfy hu
| undreds Of cases Of Kidney complaints crnHD rN
TEELY BY taking the White Pine Compound, have been
| repo ted BY druggists here two samples
| An aged man in Dsnvers, Mass, he9Yd o. theCom
pound, as wonderful curative for kdnc} iap lsin4
Beng great suGe from thnt difficulty ha scyt to Nv.
hpnthecary .,r,vo bottles TIey curFr l,1. Nea}jt
the w'r "ogth Ely dollars IL heS @ d. an &%uc..
inany bcttleSh Y.sclf.
Nas8 e WAY a'so cu'td Of the ame COM amt. After
ward re Uel' 10 AlinDesrta he erpn; t2'i. re T..
jCulnt tr~DAl return OF h.e r0er }1cuity. fnG
seeilrg in yaH II jwne'ota for We -2,otnt!, he 49,.
comp"iGa 20 S>'" 81 tie %2T = a ~ % nave it 12
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Ge1e or -ne. ': '",@ "Hic"ei '!h the itt o-, Coca
years st&Gdny. Nlf!l caused 70 to ut H.. q,ure
.re4rsniy 10 e4e Of KY ae4eP-a'a'cc9S ~ ecied
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yIIlS is to certify that hereby give my son, George
J emwn, his time, and sh III pay no d bta nf MS con-
tracing, nor claim any of his earnings after this date.
PisinGeld Oci. On 1861 BB0CK LEMWlN.