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AKRryxp YESTERDAY.
'srHArsBns-Pelicsn, Baker, PtOvidonc', wit
.,.f~. a. n Rvnner.

.gfEAHsBus-Pelicsn,p Baker, Providence, wild
rndss 10 n Bynner.
Kseneees, carton, p n.dslphS, with nrd'e y
Frpd Perkins Il ashore un Ter Jersey "a re. al,
n Sanford Sanford Phlladslphia days WIZ WIZ
mdse snd passengers W Pred Perkina Etpsni a
I'd heesy gales from n " n w, and ws, 20. ~ y,
% hours.
saIPs-Ann Y Hopper HcoPer' Of Baltimore,
nom Have ps days In Il sllasf y me msseer Hoth
isst s. - % lops - @ 'r De- iS,b, % tr sos.oe
n. ~ n Er 10 days on the middle Passage en-
coUn,ersd heavy W and W gales, lost cros-jsck
ySrvi and Sustained other .ltght damage.
gebastnpci Secarter Of Bath, from Liverpool Dec
eth. with ooal 70 order. Vessel " Nesrnth Sin.
H.s experienced heavy westerly weather. sprung
main and crossjack yards, lest and split sails, D.;
was ~ days beating down the Eng ish channel
BARK-Jurrn Lorentyer, tDanishl Relmer,
q Prize Mast.r Lieut. Cer-ud,r from kiJ JHneiru 6J
dayp, hound " Havana for crders. Hs = cargo Of
~ * ,s w bv Z = .hp NJ ming star, in con.
stouepce Of epme in6Hnslity In hsr papers, aud
her destination teing supposed 10 be New Orleans.
Ie,h If st on Bermuda spike lrig John Butler, for
Antieu., With loss of deck load and hsd sustained
other damage The l. experienced heavy east
erly winds from Bermuda.
sCBooNERs- Howard Putnam. tB-.) Robbus,
D. Thoms- Jan 9 in hAllas, n DAM Starr Jeft,
schr Daniel Williams, HoJ kins. FROM Bermud, for
Rev York, who put into 81 Thomas Ian I, In con.
scqusnoe Of heavy weather; sustained damage.
The n has experienced heavy weather fruni d,
tl11 NhA nafNn VI
Emily. tRrl Sheridan, Turks Island Jan IN, with
salt " the master
SAILED.
Var qlth-Barks NJ 2 Trout, s,lriA; EronNut,
n. narArs! l. Bry ant, Penarth X aIs; bi TX B,ear,
T.mpico, Br sChi Ani a AuN Caves
96th-stesmshir s'N'nt tor southampton and
Hamburg, with the l 8 maila.
DISASTERS, &c.
The ssir John Pilot, lying a, the to.t or 10th
49,, \ r, lruke from her IN v1ringa and went
ashore si Hoboken, near sybir- Cave.
The Bremen lark Copernicu., from Liverpool
Dec 18th. With cargo " vat for this port, Is IA
Hampton Raids. ~ith l,,s of wndl1ss. A steamer
tA4 beeu sent 10 tow her up.
BaiiinOrc, Jan. 2t-The Rr. schooner Edwiu,
Captain Gordon, which cleared hence l4th inst frr
Barbad ,es has been run ashore, near Back River,
la the Ray the cargo landed and the vessel burnt.
The captain and certain passengers who went frnn
rom letc concealed Ia the vessel cscsped into Ntr-
gtniA. IL now turi out that the captain and own.
ers ase citizens ~ North CNrlua, aud she was put
under the British fsg h. enable them ~ carry out
their designs.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1862.


A. length We have the intelligence Of tho 70.
cspiion Of the surrender Of SLrpELI. and
MASON in Eugland, and, An Ear as wo can Judge
from the brief summary Of news which ths telc-
graph transmits, II corroboratcs tho anticipa-
rions which We expressed at the tins of the
s1rrsrder, that we should be greater gamers by
tie public reaction in our favor, after a threat
sned wsr, than would have boon the case had
the seizure and surrender never taken place.
Indeed, the opportunity Of accomplishing a COM
parai7ely selfish and petty advantage by the
means Of a national wrotg, seems TO have been
placed in our way by Proyi iential power. ac
oompAnlOd hy moral strength ami roclituio
that We might lo.e the one, avoid tho o:hvr,
AID gloriously profit by the last.
Whatever else may be attributed to England,
We cAnIot deny her people the chira,tor
Of dow n-right esrnestntss, and, when pro-
voksd, that earnestness expresses itself in Ian
guAgs neither temperate or courteous, but il
convinced that her just demands arc fairly ant
promptly met, ard that no shullling or dishonor
abis means are rssoftod to, to ovade the issue
no nation is more ready than England TO ad
init tho csndor Of the course, and to award 4
fair IT eed Of commendation to iho IN >ral c0ur
in the matter Although most iiltl cettr On,
"a but o1e in large crje of Europel;
goverr metts each one Of which has awaitc
with intense anxiety the answer which Amer
icA Wouii make. Aud all Of them are disposed t
DO moe friendly than ever after this pIpIbl
proof Of our sense Of National equity
II is certain that the Rebel Commissioner
could not in any other way, have bcon as com
piet,ly diycsted of all power to do our cius
harm in Europe, as has thus been accomplished
and with this conclusion wo leave the subject
until the arrival of our foreign files enables u
70 present full and satisfactory details.
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quantity q arms, horses. saddles &C. Most q the
rebel cfhcers were surprised and captured in bar
room. Csignedl II. ". HALLBCK.
Counterfeit money Is circulating In the camps ~
well A. In Washington. Yesterday the Me,ropoli-
tan police made several arrests, and among the
effects Of one Of the parties were found sbgui $500
in notes Of denominations q ones threes hvss and
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PROM Missouri

81 LJ.i!, zen. 4-Severs, Of the seess-
,iriats ~ this city, who were recently assessed ~
the benefit q tia ,outhwestern fugi,iyes, by order
of MnJ Gen. UdlccG, having failed 70 pay their
oes uenl,, their property has been seized for dA7
or tso pa,, under A. execution 10 satisfy the as
,me'i' with twenty-five per cent SdiitouNl,
Acoad,ns 20 Ge.erd Order No. -.
I,s.Hd,y Samue. Bngl,r, Tromineu: merchant,
and n'r Of those ssstsso I, had writ Of roplevin
s.l.ci 1u the prov,s, mHshsi, for the property
ici,ed from bun, wLercupnl he SEd h.s attorney
Nthenie; c., Wef' s-estei md .oiged H. ths
military prison.
Geo HL.eck Li' issued special order directing
the Provost Mu-ih General 60 ssni Mr. Engler
he. 'ui ,AN lines ~ tie department. Of Missouri
and 10 r,,lfg hin nj /, return without permission
non. the commanding general under the penalty Of
hcrg pulisned according T. tue ,Sw. )f war. Gen.
Ili,ck sl-p Slis
Martial law having sen declared Ia hi. ,ity h,
authority oi the Pfesidert % the Uutcd Stttes, all
the e'l authorities, of Whatever name uf e, are
b tehy uuthed that any attempt un their part u
ht ere with the execution of any order from these
headquarters, Ur impede, mnle.t, or trouble suy
D'hC'r iUlY appointed g. carry sich order into e'-
irc', will he regarded ~ a military ofsnce, aud
ruuisi II accordingly. Tho provoas ,r-tN Gen.
al will arrest rsCA and cyory person Of whNtevcr
faIG ~ u0iCc WIN attempt ~ any way prevent
Interfere vita tle Outpu of afy ururr issued
'u. those hedlut trieTs. lie uill ali upr the
,pnIus:uiug oi-- ~ tho Def artmeut Of ST. louis
frf ily military a@siI,on,c ho may require"
81 L1,i,. Jan 50 N.-s,muci In s'erthc ban.
i,rei seccsioslst .eid seros' the river uuiei
guard, this Afternoon. It's destination is IN
known. It's attorney Ia.' hecI released rom ~
milit,r- rus.u
Judge james II Egrh .auouuoe. himself an
| Iut.tD ftv f..yerntr A. s..p AUGUST tia-.I
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The French Opln,ou Of s.ce-.lon

A GENTLEMAN, recently returned to this city
nom residence Of several years in Paris, as
suTes US that he has been unable 70 discern the
Slightsst evidence Of sympathy among the peo-
pie of France with the secessionists in this
country, such as exists to 40 great an extent in
England. Even those who have suffered most
severely from our war, In the loss Of trade, are
RAaineM IN the CVndsmuatisR Of rsbsiliOn
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MoSEY ANp MARRIAGE. A modarn story. by
AIMS A. We. New York: ), & A, HNyt Pub
lishcrs, - spruce II,
This is domestic tale, involving no eNtraor.
dinary incidents, although its title has appro
priated tho two most powerful subjects which
are recognized by ths civilized worll The
narrative is pAeasiugly told, and will be rssd
with interest, but the subjects remain as little
exhausted as ever.
H.srTE's Nrw M'STuI1 NA">hIsu, February
Numler.
The number before us contains beautifully
illustrated account Of the American Bank Note
COmpany's Establishment, which will convey
to the reader :ool idea of how paper money is
made. The Coast Rangers of CIlito-nii is cal
culated to instruct and amuse. "Whl. can |
DO; is question asked and answered In an
article, which should quiet the grumblers all
over the country, or otherwise es.abl!sh them
in different occupation.
The PrLiIT AND EosrRuH 4 war for the
the Inipn-leture by Wcndr Pnl.lip,. Nnw
York = Barker, Publisher, lJj Gg nd street.
LlIruL's LNi>G AGH. Lurll, SOL x c ., Pnb.
I-hciS, u ston, Mass.
The February number Of this publication is
issued, filled with i's usual variety Of mater.
Po,KFt EnIrioN ~ I'M rroyrws. NrN Y1-;.
American bible Syicty pphli-hors.
TnE ISplsspLUHE NAIrur or IN. AyFRt.A. A.
lNIoN. A letter t1 Peter Cooper, CO., Nry lr.,
10y Nahum Crpen, @! lstuI, NgA I.rlk II ss a
Tpusey Publishers.
Imors A~u M,RrYGs N'tbe Men ~ tie ,ino,
Hugral'Llca sketches u' the military aud naval
heroes, statesmen and orators. dlz'.Eaui,4al ir
the American crisis of l>jl-G.. Eitrl o.; l'.I4.
Moore. q. +. Pdtnlm, Publisher, %. BrItlNay,
No OF this publication is issued, cont aiming
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IGth Reglmont New York Volunteers. n
ment, one Of the crack corps in the seryi,
stationed in comfortable winter quarters,
Brlghtwood-one of the defences Of the
near Washington, ID. G, A number Of al
men are required 10 bring this Regiment
maximum standard required by the 4. 81
ment. Pay, clothing, and transportaUonI
furnished ON Icing mustered into the sery
further information, apply ~ Lieut.. JAS.
Recruiting Othcer, 30 Centre II. ia2s
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The Mar land Ls LsEi.iaturc-penrco a ell
k,nnedy HraueSttd to Reign.

Balm2re, Jan. Resolutions we're intro
d roj into tie M lard Senate On 'turdey T.
lfag'I InTawS pfaJee aaa ksrnsd 1, t.ec55ljrJ rJ2g
Hie' With H. settled ye. o' tie people Of the State,
ani tNt u d. r.El' .ai proper II At tie ,tte should
at tiis itigl uGr',rr, r'prc+outcd ty s.l .tor,
whose lr.rt- beat ''I.rs,'ct ~ the ;hrpl = Ie,e
ti.n to tho Integrity u the Union fr't y 'ho gre,t
p'',r ''p't ~ the silte.
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Wanted Immediately for the only cavAI
ment authorized 70 be raised, l orderly ssrI
geants and 20 AhlS-bodied mon Apply
ANDERsoN, 10 CouT, 81, Brooklyn; also \
MCCORMICK, a ouisisy'S 81 South a
BuslIng Sup. la
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LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
BY TSLEORAPH TO TIE SBw YORK SUN.
-o
FROM FORTRESS mo yRoR.
-O--
The Burnside Expedition.
Rebel RoporG Of the Ke.tuohy Fist.
THEY ADMIT a SORB DEFEAT.
Crittenden TO make a Stand at
Monticello.
NBws FROM WASHING TON
Tren,onabIc Correspondence Inierosptcd.
Important from Cairo
NEVS FRoH REBEL PAPERS.
Intere.tiBg from Missouri.
PROMPT TREATMENT ~ StcEssioNlJr5.
Three Days Later from Europe.
wariIke Preparations will Oostispisx.
British Reception Of The Mason and
Slidell Release.
nov 7HB BRITTSH GOvBRNNBNT WILL
ICRSOWLBDGB IT
-
$40 900 900 pnh for Ma os oud sildcll.
ESGLISB ESTIMATES or THEIR RBAL
rALUP
The Nashville BlOCkaded AT South
amptOn.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
THB PIRATE sUmPTBR BOUND To
SOUTH aMPTOS
RUSSIA THREATENING The POPE,
SEnARDS POLICI ENDORSED Br RUSSIA
ADVANCE IN COTTON
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Ladies Ear Ring. and Pins,

one, two, three and FIVE dollars a set, |
G.. q. ALIENS, 4ib BrpsdI
ia2b 2'lO3 one door below
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From Europe

HIiGy Jan. 26.-Ths royal NAL steam
Nir Erppa, from Iiyerro the iii hld queens
tow the l2th, arrived here last night TIE wind
vas aus is still blowing hurricane will % heavy
sea.
Tie Europa has neither troops nor stores, the
government having discontinued shipments ry tI.e
Cunarder4
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Soldiers protect your heaith!-IIOll
Pi.la are the most ciiectual remedy for bill
orders, bowel complaints, &c.
The sun., 1862-01-27

FROM FORTRESS mo yROR.
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pIt,tS NIpP

/" would u (-a.d onr wiu va. MT him
self paigs} MARI, aui on- = 10 was MI .
Christian rtpia lrtl sucn au h-n.r III
ia iteatt liz witch fiOH tIaeii. |, VIA.
Hut thought. aiG ht,et,es T. b. special,
rtmtrbrErd.
Toa aa,f irI ID ahan Yol Can have
entire aa1 uaitnted cpptil-uer, ma No
can ~ uur e3raee1Ipr III 1T crranstaucr,
NJ Il ttIcal.s tn tit rue 49,. "a b. HralI
fril sill ~ tlfaDsb NE, u hapr and ir.r.,
NJ jnt ana ,sfraA. s4e j N w ,rrt III
pf, siding d.sHdf q tn iatnas bsarl. an,.
her cnnntensaCe tie mrrnr Vi whlrh inst
IL reelected "a, i8itAlll im gr u ti.g iumr,,
MS BIZ. ar 6or; uar VIII &c dsfrsf
aHscttana.e. and i'm u gp.rr8.ng III. ell.
d.er. In slnr.. VII, vii ptr snu lir yplr
""n slkr. " happy Viii ,au ~. faJ.n spd
0tere ihr .IetW algef.if, ur Prosecution
.tali have .nrpi t"as nr .tfl,erei e,rI,
ye.t q q earthit cnnift ID ~ yan. NV,
bear the,s talHs Ill mIlti and then u ,uui
ptaysr. AID ti,r exrrei.ru! ! Jrc"in,n. ptu.
dense, aaI y.u vii Hut b. Iikri, 20 ida.
Bi.hag AHfew.
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STRAY BOOKS.

WE fallpsins volumes 1.-THE Il utian and p..te,'.
iibiafs. iflangisg 10 tie Piertylsfisn Iba,sh =,
hih.af"uRh 90 lni.-iia. supposed hste l,sn l,ur
r1Nrd and III iriutb'd, ibs,e mss H. utlets ~ IA.
'afsr Csc Pefsfs having these W ihet volume. y,
ihrf l'.'es.on ate t,qptsJ 20 itiufn them ~ Il n,
tciua he 10 fsplH w sans. ttat 4 MS " ln.,,.,
Nhe ~ fe.ponabs ~ theit ieiutn
ball4isr,l bihlr. slh vi a.
h@ise's History y lhe Presbyterian Church, "a
ptt. $50
sndeohh's inieiIseiusl s,sism. IN vol. $40.
Met heyns's poik.. lsl and "a vols g1o.
Sh,sf.it4ts. ~ vi. syo
b,aUriI's Johnson. 4 vol. syo.
luniiss l,rtien. 81 ,ul 40.
1'd.mra., Animasd Nature. ~ aud 3d ,ol.. sso.
Plutattis Lives ~ ,nl SEQ
H'lltha turisni History. lsi vi aso.
lianrria lli.isSs e The inii.d sair,. l., va. e,o
Goldsmith Wa,k-. istin lsms
Roll ns Anrem History. oh apd 10Th vols. t2no.
pope's we,b.. bih vol. 2mo.
spitss Atnstrsh Dogr,pl, 81 vi iamo.
Pins. u tiers ~ VI I.m6.
keiqass q Anc.ent English Poetry, Il, ,oi.i2mo.
November ~ re-.
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Atiast he shen.ea... whore are YOU !,

ins. Atiast he shonssd--" Where are you !,
The voice cried ont "Where are youg
lie answered back. /" You are foolish boy"
I, Foolish hoy" echoed back from the wood
Again he cried = say you are liar" and
he heard in response "yau are a liar.''
Now little George became very angry
and still harder began 10 shout ncknames
in the wood. all Of which were echoed very
faithfully back again. Then he ran ito the
wood and sought all through il for the sup
posed boy, that he might revenge himself
upon HIM for the in,hgnitv, bur he could
hnd nohudy. George then ran home and
complained 10 his mother. how bad boy
had concealed himself IN The wn0d. and had
called h'm bad names. The mother answer
led, This time, my dear little boy, you
hhe very nicely betrayed Yourself. for il i
yourself whom ,nu accuse a. the bad boy;
You have heard nothing but You own words,
Tor as YOU have often h,lore.seen your fee
in the wale,, 80 now Snu have heard yonr
VOICE in The woml Had YIN spoken in
friendly tunes with trienaIv wards, then, my
little George, friendly wnrds Would have
echoed back 10 suu again" So il is often,
shat We suppose wrong in the conduct II
tnnthrr, Is mostly onl, The echn of uur own.
u We Urea, every one kindly they will treat
u al>n kindly. But il We are rude aud un-
civil. We are entitled TO expect no better r.
turn. J. B. P.
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re coIiRrEOus.

This rrecepl of 81 Peter shnuld he obey
e. by persons ot AL ages, and should be IS
pecally remembered by The young. whose
manners and habits are Turning for lite.
AT HE period IF Westinghouse presiden-
CIV, during which he government was loea-
led 10 Philadelphia, there WAS a 0ateh-na-
krr named Stills, Who occupied The house
vi The west corner If Front and Chestnut
Streets. and kept ne Of the best regulators
IN me city. I'LL. President resided IN he
snulh-sie Garner nl MARKET Street. a few
dno,s 5elow SIKH, Which WIS then quite al
the west end Of the tnwn. The General
used every new and en- 10 take d walk
dawn Market 10 Front Street, and DOM
Front Street 80 Srillas's corner. TO SIT his
watch. nur informant, Whn was then b.,
lived in tie neighb rhnod Of thar corner,
which was then as nov, stand tar drayuren
VII" were ex, eed,ngtv mis-, and turbulent.
No sooner, huweSrr, JIG Washington ap-
proafh TIA every man OF them rose up, took
of his hat. and stood uncovered in prrfre,
silence while the watch was being set wh ch
having been completed, the General would
respectfully bow 10 Tie draYmcn before pro-
cerding a. hi, walk. leaving them no doubt,
uttering in T. ere hearts. There is real
gentleman f"r you." Il VS. his universal
custom 10 return The salntinn of every me
who bowed ~ ham, however humble ~ his
station, or whether ~hir o. black. upon the
principle thar ~ one should be more polite
than himself; and bs sirici observance Of
rha: simple ceremony, be- made lasting
impression upon The propie, ~ith"ut IMPAIR
Ing, ~ The ightest degree the claim. 10
respect 10 winch he was entitIrd from III
station and exalted virtues.
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aLovE THY NrIGnnoa Is rnYsELF..

6D'ss - sfAstNAthV - q u
A Merchant in .iacnn. Georgia. sho d
Just api-hti unpaeking IL gDod.. stepped
TO the danr and locked Il, some one whom
he might emplay to take the empis boxes
into hIs bach Yard. Seeing tao htiIe bnvs
passing. he asked them II they ssnte1 i1b,
and told ihrm hal they should hssr quar-
ter piece when The, fnl.hs,l. This serI
much delighted ihr bn,., AID thry ~ rs
work with such alacrits thai ihr, h5d iinlsh-
ed b-Isre s1BdBwn, aud siii smiling fsces
presumed ~, msrise. d fore the cnunsrr inr
ps,ment. The merchant praised lheir 40
dusfry, aud opening III ra.h ,ifaaer began
turning abnut The en,n. 10 Fl Il ihe fNa quar-
t,rs he nrrdrd lnr The ltilr boz. bit Il 30
happrn.d that thcte wa- BIT one ii iiel IL
the drsw.r. aud - b. gave III, ii oae of lie
lsi.. ant 90 il,~ siher oDr De "a lhfsr dines.
~ The nearest he could c9ne i, he change
TIE iltlr lelios slo received III. thsft,
cents .ifrr,d 4. bring bark tbr -. ge. bit
the mrrshant I,id h,1 - keep u. ~ thu,k.
ri iar gentleman. srd fl,rn. ~ ilry passed
out oHr 4 ~. clerk. 81 rhr store hra,d ih-
3 nrr"ns bns - iolsi- cssnpanf"n :. Vel.
Jnhant. ~ Will 20 snd fat sur marble. wifi
che i've erni.. I'D di,, J- them brisrrn D.
t"r W. "irks, ja.t ,iikr. suI ,tis NO IA,
inst .ln1id hsvs anbfe p,t thn ,ou
Nov, 'aurg 'satrf. ". his nublr
oOy-gent,vus i. 49, = i8sts
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present pursued by most manufacturers. but
few persons are favorable TO tariff for their
protection. The great mass Of the people
are indignant at the conduct OF the gotten
manufacturers. They formerly bought cot
tpn tor 10, II and i2t cents per To-, and
sold yarn al 90 cents and 81 per bunch, and
the manufactured goods al 10. i2s AMI 10
cents per yard, But now many Of them buy
cotton for and 8 cents. and charge double
turner prices for their goods. II may be
argued that the increased expense Of operat-
ing the mills Justify this great advance IN
price Of gools. We don't believe il. The
decrease IN the price Of cnttun will pay the
Increased expense II operating
After the independence u the Cnnitde-
rate States is eslaOllshrd. the party ia,or, :
i very law tariff win take The al anr,
aud keep it. Ch@tope Democrat.
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TaApplNe HousG AIRS. NV Take q lars

TRAPPlNe flousE ANTS. 49, Fake q large
sponge and wash il well, and alter II is dry
lay Y nssr any spot frequenied By arts. aud
sprinkle fine White sugar over il. Ii sho,t
time the meshes will be nrally I'll ed with
the minute insects, WIN can then be destroy
ed By dipping the sponge ~ hot water. and
after washing and diving u may be replaced
AZ IN. Thousands are oiien DESTROYED NJ
one lia,e, ard By repeating the pro ess, the
iucailr, will SOM ne irer tom them.
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TggRiBLE RalLR,aD AccIDgSI - Is tie
arrival ot passengers II Mobile Me lean
that toilsitn tpk place 90 Ihutsda, at
On lie NV 0tiran., Jack.On anti treat
MIR hgrn RasirO,s, Near pOnchuie, between
the passenger tran, hlird Wiin Mississippi
SOLDIER. aud dunn tram, Laden VIII lua-
Der Ii appears ihat the tng neer Vi the
pesseng ram 80 Us # ght tram aud rt.
srf.ea III, eu.in- AID - 1icain,. Dut tie
iumDsr tfain nr o. u fuii speed, com
plrirly smashing up TIE fret snd third Car.
The srenad 40 slifetitg much damage, Kill.
ing 1-tanfly over thirty pes ~, aud wound
NJ between lfty AMI ilt, either. line
scene j. described a. iiring mos horrible.
Tur y lie aerr literally smashed.
Il l. positively sistel that 4 wis pre-.
aci - ibr part " " rng nrer 81
ihe iuipJsr lram. Il i. said thai just before
~ ifa.n stufk ~ put - al steam aud
Jumped III snd ran IT, ~ WUJd.. The
sayduti,,r. as .Osn - Ip cU1l ID 50. also
Jumped Oh aid followed him, will pistol IL
aud 4, sli.,"t him, but IL last account. he
I'D not b. u cayglI. Dut we hear that lie il
'eIDg toiloa ed ~ with dogs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

A SuooEsTIoN.-li is suggested. and very
ni.rls. sc ihluk. th.t every family having a
garden, ,hould raise white mustard album
prnsable requisite for tie sick room. Mus
lard j. E s,l, cultivated TO great perfection
nd ~ We are nat likely 10 receive any from
foreign quarters. is production viii prove
slut nnls beneficial, but renuaerallYe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

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sIoaaiJ atstts,
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III Aistn.
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Colds. .l0uiu ". ~, hAktkA AhAblt a. diseo
trfesa ~ a.issluhgfs ~ Afetln.
al ~hs 81 slitIig if0ln asthma seIoiUia and ln,-
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bilA. disrosrfed y M..iOlsIy ~ A,at4s.
II tafes Lentemltipb
lieu - BiabeLtur.
u rut.s sof, ILruai. Coughs snd tods.
As,hns, sei,.lta, 80. H. Lfii, d III Bleed
lhis ntqoHii,e lsBrds . TOW iOf iLs tit, INT a.
hydatsd w. Ihf Tuhiie.
Il was pfa,,den,all, di,ea,srd ~ . Missionary
ahilf iiatslrag ID Aihhia. lac 4rutsd Of JunsLmp.
non ~ " h.i Listast had ltsb ptUnouEtsa hots-
hes ~ lsatned PM,iei.bs III Lurls.
IL bss iOiaaf,d g. - 20 NIi,ipg, foil account Of
~ extraordinary cGic. sbJ - . bUnteI - other
Which ha,e bndef bis observation, and also
. Toll account 81 tbr nsdifine.
Al rs t,qur,t snu mpsllsd =, de.fr 10 extend q
know edge = ihls stsd, 10 hs pubic. W have bad
hs npUnirntVu ptnled ID pamphlet iuim ief ltso
disItihuiiun ~ interest q ,nhahcrd y ~ atterr
shrh lie gitrs ~ 10 bs IL Tie tiah
.artes Which be- ohiahed iivn there who we're sunefu
IL ibsi awful usped,.
This pamphlet may be oblsibed IT our Office. OF %
all bc sent Zee BY mail 70 al who apply for q.
We import The MAK0RA ARABfCA direct from
,m,tnsiiIonsl ,he Lou,s q t'lson olympus. snd
~ have always hnnd ul supply put ny III bottle
Issiy lat use with iuli dIfsciians
Pbcr one dola, ~, bottle. Sent BY mail. On receip
u pfirs. sud "a cents iof postage.
For sale. Whoiesae aud ~, H. by
LEEDS. GILMORE q CO.,
.mpoueis Of Drugs and Medicines.
81 Liberty 81, Ny.
Al.o. ~ Druggists gen.rslIy.
March 10. a--isms