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saadshI5, IN Alsxsndris, MAJ lltl, JOHN yO-
sEYH second son of William Milton and MARI.
Ann Johnson, aged Years And months, forme "
OF Baltimore. Bslhmore Sun oopy.l
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DRAKR's PLANTATION BITrERs.
q II 1SRn n

IL invigoTates, strengthens and puflhes the sys-
able and effectual tonic in the world. IL IL COM
posed Of the celebrated Calssya Berk, Roots,
Herbs and pure st Croix RUM particularly
Weakness and Is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
lo0ns. T.. II. DRAKE IL Co.,
ap eo3m4 202 Broadway, New York
ssgsrn TO before HI, Worship George Hall,
Esq, Mayor of QHs6se
QUEBEC, June 10, 1o55.
This Is to certify thai have been blind for ten
years OF nv right eye, and Tor the last ten months
nv left eve became similarly diseased. -Four
weeks ago I YVES led by three members Of the ST.
Patricks Society into Dr. Thumblety's Office al
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me,
said he could cure me Ia short time, notwith-
standing most of the doctors In town had gave
me up as iDcurable, namely, DR.. Landry and DIR.
Fremont, OF the the Nunnefy Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wife led me home blind from the Institution.
Then l commenced trying mostly all the doctors
Of Quebec without the slig htest particle Of relief
have been to work for the last eightor ten days,
at my usual occupation, that OF a mariner on the
he has sent the illustrious DR.. Tumblety 70 cure
me- May Gcd bless.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Citizen Of Quebec, c. 4.
Sworn to and acknowledged by the above
mentioned W lillian Smith, who has read aloud
In my presence printed document which he
had never seen before.
GEoRsE HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints Illness, without re-
ceiving any Information from them
No charge for Consultations or Adries.
Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue, corner It'll street. may Eft
The schooner VIM. Hone, arrived at Eleventh
street wharf, 10 ready to discharge cargo at the
above place. Consignees will please attend 20
their merchandise (2t%) T. A. scoTr, Captain.
BEsr PHILADELPRIA PRINT Butter. = The
lovers Of good butter are hereby informed that
they obtain IL fresh three uHes week from
the celebrated diaries Of Chester and Delaware
counties, Pa at IS cents per pound, at Wilson's
old stand, Center Market, back Of the scale.
house. (2;s H. KELLER.
ALL PERSONS can hnd the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
al Smiths, No. go Eleventh. 1T. near r. fe 27-3m
COINS, Efc-Ail persons afflicted with Gorns
whether hard or soft; and all afflicted with
| Bunions, cailosities, club and ingrowing toe
malta, may ind great relief and be satisfactorily
| benefited by applying TO DR. g. White, 42a
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets,
| Room y, second door.
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COINS, Efc.-An persons afflicted with Gorns
whether hard or soft; ana all afflicted with
Bunions, cailosities, club and ingrowing toe
nails, may ind great relief and be satisfactorily
benefited by applying 10 DR. g. White, 423
Pennsylvania avenue, between \ and 9Th streets,
Room 7, second door.
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ANY PERSON Wishing to procure a loan Of a few
dollars satisfactory security, do so by call
ing at $50 Eleventh st., between 6 and II. apH
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DEAD SOLDIER FOUND We are Informed that
on Thursday last, after the water had been drawn
from the canal, about two miles beyond Great
Falls, ore Of the workmen employed on the
repairs found the dead body of a soldier, sup.
posed to be from Massachusetts. The case has
been reported to the proper authorities.
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O.. ,,rtrv 80. 80 - 40 = 2sII ~, Ieck.
Of thirteen years 81 age has beel greatly Impaired
Tor some ycaTt ava proud 20 state that bis hear
SOl NoschZlsEeI, 20 whom I would recommend
Gil who sTe All cited in thai vay. VIM SLApz,
5aS Massachusetts avenue, between eta and 5th
a.
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CARED FOR.-YesierdaY, Geo. Birnie, the poor
lunatic who has been before mentioned in the
STAY. was picked up again by the police Of the
Thu Ward and taken to the euirdhouse. The
care was mentioned to Mayor WalIach, who or
dered thst the unfortunate man should be Sent TO
his friends a. Pennsylvania He was accordingly
placed on the cars ard his fare paid to his home.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-B,to,e Justice
CiG,k $. II. VintoD, Peter Volk, dIsorderly;
sl9i each. John Mcmahon, dese'ter; James d.
Orr, stoning house; turned over to military.
Richard Thompson. colcTed, disOrderlv; dis
missed. Francis Mckenny, keeping store with
out iicerss; S2l. Oven Wood, drunk and re-
siEtinp officer; ~ Of
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BEsr PHILApELPnIA PRINT BUTTER. - The
lovers Of good butter are hereby informed that
they can obtain IL fresh three tiHnes a week from
the celebrated diaries Of Chester and Delaware
counties, Pa at IS cents per pound, at Wilson'S
old stand, Center Market, back Of the scale.
house. l2;Al n. KELLER.
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49,. ~. =. Ht tsI n 1s...
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COAi-COAt-COAL!
JUST ReoeIved lS2 tons of best sus lity Cookirg
Coal, which viii sell st Sc rs per tea from the
vessel and At 81 per ton 24e poundsD at the yard
Also, always on Rand goo1 quality of Oak and
Pine Wood, which will be sold . the lowest mar
ket prioss for cash. Office on the corner OF Ninth
and II streets.
ml2 St GEORGE T. LANGLEY.
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MOONLIGHT PIcSIC.-The Social Glee Club an
nounce their fist grend moonlight picnic for to-
morrow. May IS, at Green Spring Pavilion. The
CO nmiitPe have spared no pains to make this d. y
one Of enjoyment TO all who may participant.
They have also taken every precaution to ensure
good order.
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ALL PERSONS can ind the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 seventh st., near r. fe 27-3m
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RoBERTr WALKER Ok THE EEEFIIroH

Hon. Robert J. Walker thinks the result Of the
rebellion Is to be of immense value to the country
II Will give confidence at home, and command
respect from abroad. BIT. Walker is d m In the
opinion that amnesty 70 the dcluded masses, and
exile to the leaders, ia the only thing that Will
settle the mattcr after Tie struggle Of armies 4,
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oPTHALMIC AND AURlL INSTITUTE,
227 Pennsylvania Avcnue,
Opposite Willsrds' Hotel,
Devoted 70 the tre,tment MEDIC Ally add SrrSI
cally, OF a. ms!adIes Of the EYE AND FAN.
In charge of
DIR. r. A. Won MOSCHZISkER,
OCULIST AND AURI5T,
From Clinton Placs, New York City
TESTIMONIALS
IL ubhshinE the folio wing teetImo-iais, Dr.. Vo7
moschsister bsgs To stats thit he Il only Induced
20 DO as they proc eed from eo1ncas high and re
Liable as 20 render IL matter of ErIti6 cation for
him not cuiy % possess, but 10 publikh them
TREAEraY DIPARrMEHr, hsy Q, 49,
Ia attsstAtlol Of the ekiu of DT Won McechzBter
as an Aurist, would state that have been III iote1
Wlth ceainess. which rec urea very loud voice to
enable ms TO hesr. Under the treatment Of Or. Won
Mosohzeker, IN the COURSE OF three mouths, I hsr1
so lAI reooveTe6 that can now hS ar oonvsrsation
IA Ordinary toue OF votoe, AID al the dIssyreeablo
feelings which accompanied the ceafness, saoh
noises n the head, and DISCHARGES from the ear,
have nearly, and I trust will yery soon eesSe en-
Grely. w. n. CooxE.
EkoDl the Hos, Senator !. F. Sfrrons.
Mr.. Cookies case OF dessne-s has besn long
known 10 me, as h.t m1ch dIfiouity in making
hln hear. rec uITlns great elevation Of voice. t
gives me pleasure % add my testimonial 70 the Bro
fessiohsl skln Of DR.. MOsohzisEer, a. sm low
able 10 converge with my frcR5, Mr.. Cooke, as
with other persons in mJ usual tone
,. p. SIMMONS, u, 8, q,
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pR0PQSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Il the Mayors Offioe until Saturday, May 18th. &C
Il O'Clock noon, for rrsdinr and Graveing Seventh
street wsst from The south side Of street north to
the north side OF Boundary street
Proposals Will state the price per square yard for
grsve,ins, including the grading III may be re-
Suir 20 form the street The gravel 20 be nine
deep IN ths csaier OF 20 foIT inches dees a.
g. gutter hao. snd TO be ed OF al stone OF I'M
proper size, and well rolled with q hravy roller
rhs gra5 Ing 20 be done 10 the satsfs ton Of the
Commissioners before ths v9Ik OF gTayelins ooin-
msnoeE. JOS. +. X = WL.NGS,
IomIniEzlnner Wfafer1 ID stIlnI.
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MEssRs JOHNSON & NAGLs, $50 PennS7lvan'a
avenus, have for sale splendid ock Of assert 1
and well selected groceries and liquors irituous
and malt liquors, wines. cbampagnes, all OF the
best brands, direct from Bordeaux, Frankfort d
Hockheim- They also kesp constantly on hand
the very best assortment of z oceries Every ar
tice In that line that families can possibly require
NAV here be obtained. Persons seeking good
liquors. good groceries, or any other good article
usually kept in store Of this nature can be salts
faCtorilY suited.
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The schooner VIM. Hone, arrived at Eleventh
street wharf, 10 ready TO discharge cargo at the
above place. Consignees will please attend 20
their merchandise (2t%) T. A. scoTr, Captain
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GEN. scorr roRxsAw The REBELLION.

Among the important documents on record that
will embrace an interesting part of the history Of
the rebellion is letter Of Gen SCOTS addressed
to Secretary Of War Floyd in October, lS60, urg-
Ing the reinforcement Of the southern forts. Il
shows that the General foEesaw tho approaching
rebellion. ,
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iiJEFLHIys FOR JEFs --PAbDlGasG W. hsity
y-stSrdsy arrested James 6rigsiey, Cor huTfahing
t1T JeneTaon Davis, aud turned him over 10 the
Provost Guard,
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'TorHER Mania night abort ten O'Clock,
man and woman were walking rom Ford's
Atheneum down Tenth street, when a man hur-
Tiedly stepped up to them, ard taking the female
hv the arm. informed her companion that she WIS
his, the intruder's woman. The 'tother man
pushed the Intruder away, and thu latter turned
upon him for fight, which was stopped by pat
rOlman Lewis, who took one Of them named
Alex Prentice TO the guardhouse. His opponent
appeared 20 testify, W hen tie mag strate Justice
Clark, finding that the truth Of the matter could
not be got at, dismissed the case.
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RoUeH TRANSPORTATION. This morning,
soldier named Edward Kelly was arrested by Pa
trnlInan MeDevitt, for drunkenness and insulting
ladies on the street. Even while In custody OF
the oficer he insulted lady; and finally refused,
point blank. to 90 with the pa;rolman. The on
Ger fading that be was unable to ge. his DIT soner
along otherwise, seized him by the collar; and
Kelly, taking seat on the ground, was dragged
IN that posture considerable distance, to the
great injury OF his hide and breeches. He was
turned over to the military ...
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CAxED.-Ths SCHOLARS Of the First District Pub
lie School on MePdaY last presented their teacher
with an ebony gold headed cane. on which Is In
scribed " 9. John Thonson, from his pupils,
lSGGn The presentation on behalf Of the schol-
ars was made BY Mr.. y. ID. Stuart, one Of the
School Trustees, In some appropriate remarks; 70
which Mr. Thomson replied, returning thanks,
and speaking feeIingly Of the relations existing
between teacher and scholar.
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PecKEr PIcKxD.-On Monday a Captain Rand
bad his pocket relieved OF bis purse containing
40, ut $50. a. be was purchasing h!s ticket at
the depot previously % his leav ng In the r. m.
train. On az sc0verag his loss he called OtAcef
Cop "A wco az the instauce OF the captain, ar
is ed two mPa s1d a Geymsn woman, on sus. .
" n D n ny com raitced the theft who W. re
tax H-frr- jGsfcs Fsrkus7s, who AR exam
va fE ctse 4sed TEN, tor eyIderce net
-.ay s1Esirat
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DEAD.-The flag Of the Franklin FIRE company
Is displayed TO day at half mast In respect 10 the
memory Of their deceased fellow member, Mr.
George X Boyd, who died Of consumption last
night Mr.. Boyd had been a member OF the
Franklin for number Of years, and at one tune
was their vice pTesident.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA Ay., MAR SIXfH IT.
CROWDED T0 IFS UTMOST CAPACITY
with an audience
CK.siccfsd, CTtiteaI and Refined
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Reviewed 81 THE PREsIDEST.-The 18th regi
ment Indiana Volunteers, Col. Link, whose tern
Of service expired on Monday Last, visited tn,
Presidential Mansion Yesterday, and were re-
viewed by the Pres dent as they marched by, OF
plaicons Hon. SIR. Shanks Of Indiana, intro
duced Col Link, who delivered a short addre,s
which was replied 10 by the President, assuring
the regiment Of his entire satisfaction with them
The company officers were then introduced, and
IL ook hands with the Chief Magistrate, when IN,
regiment moved OF, all highly pleased win
ttCncis Abe
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The Enquirer says that in some places
below, the river is so narrow that if the
trees on the banks were only torn up by
the roots and tumbled in, they would prove
an obstruction very difficult to remove
This is true enough, and it should be tried
A raft like that on the Red River could
be formed from this city to Westover.
with comparatively little difficulty. The river
is so narrow that men stationed along the
banks with rifles could pick off every Yankee
that dared to show himself, and without show
ing themselves they cannot remove the OBJ
stacles. At Presquile it is many miles around,
and only half mile across the land. By prop.
er distractions, and the proper distribution of
marksmen, the passage might be rendered i'm
possible for gunboat
The panic with respect to gunboats, arising
out of the disaster at New Orleans, seems to
be fast dying away. These gunboats can
shell city, and burn il down. But when
they FIRE On troops on land they have not
proved themselves by any meaus formidable.
A dozen sharpsho0ters on their decks would
do far more execution to column on shore
than dozen gunboats. Such, we hear, is the
experience of this war. Cannon placed on a
bluff, 80 as to fire down On them, is more than
a match for them. They cannot reach them
with their guns, which have only horizontal
range. Mortar boats alone could attempt it,
and they could not succeed.
We believe there is no danger to be appre.
hended from the ensmy's boats ascending the
river to this city. Still we hope nothing will
be left to chance. Let US 90 on adding obstruc.
ton to obstruction until there shall be no
longer any room for distractions.
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Our Position.

We were told by an sstssmsi city contem-
porary last week, in tone which We took
TO be semi-official, that the manner of con-
Quoting the war was to be chan ged Already
We have symptoms of the truth Of this revela-
non Our troops appear to be in motion ev-
erywhsrs, and brisk campaign seems TO
nave been 'nangurated, from the Mississippi to
the Atlantic. That the effect win be favorable,
We have not q doubt Our troops desire moth.
ing more than TO be led against the euemv.-
That 10 the universal ssntimsas every where
They have noble confidence In themselves-
q confidence quite distinct from that rash prs.
sumption which h aesussonsd to auderrsss
the enemy, and j. too oftan the prssarsor ofde.
fsak They know NIL wsll The nstsls Of The
Yankees, fpr thsy kave tssesd II o. many :
aeld. Thsy know HAT they ate brave, and
thAs they will nowhere lsavs them . blooAisas,
or svsn IN sAtJ vissory. rhsy are ~sll swars
fhat thsy iarss snpsEaer = sarns and seaipess,
and thae thsy essaAly outsanbss thsn In men
anl Aorsss. yst they havs stsady and h
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. MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
~ UgFIOH PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUMA, of the old Medical Honse, conilnes
htsnsen mainly to "a Office practice. on Eranklia
street. little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag,
onAlly opposite d-Fsllowa' Hall, where skilifr
and confidential treatment may b obtained on res
so1nble terms Those who hsye bssR opposed tc
certain contagious AimentA are invited TO cal
safly.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended to. lfics open from A. II. TIL 9P. y.
ny 53-1 RICHMOND, Va.
- AKTTFfUIAL TEETH-EHE CHEO
~ PLASTIC AND VULCANITE PRO
UESS.-G. ". JONES, DHIrIsr, having the
right for the above mode Of making Teeth, and
being satsded of it absoiuse superiority al
Other methods, can with confidence commend:
70 those desiring full OF partial sets Of teeth. sn
sspseisiiy such rs may be dissatished with those
they sre now nfing. The perfect adaptation OF
the plate to ths aaGsh, and the suction thereby
secured, enables him IN insert enc or acre teeth
aotskoll clasps. Tnis I1ethcd having been adopted
by those standing highest IN the profession, North
and South, testimonials viii be given and spsci
mems exhibited TO those wishing to see them
Sets of Teeth on gold or any other plate, will. Of
course, be made for those prefefEing them. Fill
Ing, Cleansing, Extracting, and all other opera.
tions gently and thoroughly performed. 1eet}
extracted BY ELECTRICITY, without pain.
~ Od1oe on Main street, opposite OorinthiAc
Hall - -- d. I-1s
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= OrluE-PIEDMONT LROAD
me by the General Commissioners Of the
Piedmont Railroad Company at their NEE.
ing in the city of Richmond, held the 10Th
day OF April last, requiring m. to advertise
for meeting OF the subscribers to the capital
stock OF the said company, 20 soon as I was
advised that one hundred thousand dollars of
ths capital stock had bean taken, and i've per
cent thereon paid In, In obedience thereto
l hereby Civ" notice that l have been In
formed by a. Y. SsaKes. Lewis r. Harvie, and
Thomas w. Broken brough, Com is sicnerx
appointed under the char er to receive sub.
scripions In the city o! Richmond, that the
on tire capital Of said company (lS 600 sharss)
had oesn Subscribed on the books opened BY
them, AMI the amount Of Ave per cent. paid
thereon and requesting me 20 call m seting
Of the stockholders notice 10 hereby eivs a
that meeting Of the subscribers to the ca pI
tai stock Of the Piedmont Railro d Will be
held in tns town OF 4reenshcroush, ~. O.,
on WEDNESDAY, tie Nth day Of June
next. for the purpose OF Organizing the com
p6Gy Wht. SUTdEhLiN,
Chairman OF the General Com m rs
DqEVttle. Mayllth 1871 nv 1s-,uInr
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H THE GREAT vIR0INIA REMEDY Arr
!, HUnU0. 0.-P1T0l0' INTAL.LIBLE Re:

H THE GREAT vIR0NlA REMEDY AED
Y. HUDU0.-PDTH10' INTALLIBLE RE.
xDY poR AND ALL 6HgkE1
kIsKA610.-IAls essat AAettcan remedy con
sIax % HwvurzSl u Dsisamic properties, cxeels
ESytAiar Aao1oADs G1hfsa 70 the public N l1
Lriys. rsoSosafvs. asd drsnosatins powers; end
4. ysdical world ~ aBeonished when told that
stoye r6nnedy Win cufe the above diseases, and
kn.oonasd wAeu tAsy havs occular dsmomtra
-, oy u 6assa. nut the proprietor, who has
kua,s Of DE remedy for twenty odd years, has
L.cvr Of Q so1s Of % years standing to be re.
Scrsd 70 perfect health, and all other cases Of
,r,ar duration 10 pe restored, without single
h~psson, and therefore challenges any case OF
Soanorrhna which tns remedy win not cure. pro
Led the dIrections are carried ont with prudence
I De part Of the patient; and any one purchasing
"a tSseu bottles, and using accordingly, In his
ser oase, De guarantees perfect sure; and In
Is Of failure. will furnish additional medicine
g O. charge, 70 eomplete the cuse, through his
ILrrt md . cure wfl be effected without incon
Huisnoe 70 the patient.
p.es. pr bottle, o2 half dossn bottles 90
4 ,rsasaSe from IS TO 50 cts.
sala By ApPRks0R 4 DuPUY, No. 30l Broad st.,
III O a. SrRHcKRR, Main ST., Druggists, Agents
n lie city of Richmond Gold, also, by M A. 4
i 4 SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAs. B. OAMPsIIl
n WILSON 4 WIlIIAMs, Portsmouth, Va.
4. ls-inaA
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tfonN confidence IN their own proves, and do
not believe that they win be overcome on the
trial Of strength. This ia the proper temper
for soldiers, and it il the surest harbingsrs of
success. Their country ymen-and what ID more,
their oountrywomsn-have reposed equal
trust in them. They believe their cause to BE-
safe in their hands, andthey resign themselves
to hope, unnixed with fear for the event.
Yet 1t must not be imagined that the war is
TO be short, or that it ia to bs decided by afsw
violent, spasmodic efforts. II promises, on
the other hand, to be long and deadly strug.
gls-e struggle that may last for years, and
call for au the courage and al the fortituds
Of which ws are mastsra Many bloody
field must be stricken before We can arrive At
the conclusion which ill desire, but which is
not yet within the view Of any. We shall
still. doubtless, be often called on to exercise
the virtues Of fortituds and perseverance. We
shall often meet with rsverses, and trials Of
faith, Bnt 90 surely az we are firm and
united people, 90 surely will our success bs
complete in the end. The worst is over. We
have been tried in the furnace of affection,
and we have been found equal to the task OF
enduring the worst that can be put upon us.
Our sutfsrings hereafter will be LEES, because
they will be borne with less effort
We have never entertained doubt that we
were more than match for the Yankees on
land, at distance from their boats. We have
ssen nothing, 90 far, to shake this conviction
in the slightest degree. In the Peninsula not
less than in the Valley. and on the Mississippi,
we shall now have constant opportunities of
testing his strength at distance from these
formidable auxiliaries. Already fortune be-
gins to turn, and she will remain with us if we
continue true to ourselves.
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BsowBLow.-Its seems hat this traitor par.
as the Aorth. 0Arrison's Bosom Ltbrassr
thus speaks Of hlm:
4 more ooarss. minded, vnlear. .Abusiye. pm.
It - coaching % his credit, under such try.
lng circ1Ustancee, that hs aefuss6 70 play ths
traitor; hat thlA makes him neither gsutle.
NAN nor , QhrlDttAp.
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p, The parposs Of Aistsibutns our Salt squi-
-. smooS hs psopls. and 70 prevent ~ far - ~
,psssIaaca tAsfsln, ws WIN h future sell no
IsIt by - sar lood, hat win Gssahhsh agencies
S,avsaicas poanta foe its 1ietFibatiou 70 son.
81, cnly. Our shlp0Nnm Tor . SsW weeks 70
80 ban - Coalo1seatS Government VIII Be
y, itmitsA. xAF ihae Tina ~ can pfsvent
Lssrtns ii l1a9k II ~ eannos furnish d abuni.
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