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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
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-o9 HEALTHAND SrEENGTHs

-y9 HEALTH ND STRENGTH.
.olTHERE IS \ o NlsIAKErAgovT IT.
it~lD cure LIVER coPphipt, ,1ys1epsia. Dinryhea,
Aed Aguc Inv ard Pever Bad Breath or any osense
Ofihe Liver. Stomach, or Bowels.
~ -1GeDtieman, TO you wish 70 DO Healthy, Strong
TPLaJles. do you want the Bloom Of Health to
nOnntto your Chests agtin?ihea go at once ahdg get
meLean'S Strengthening Cordial and
lf .gts. BLOOD PnFjTier.
Delay Bota moment it'll warranted to xiye satisfac
non. II will ctre any disease ofthe Kidneys Womb
or dder: aintlngi obs5ucted Menairuation, Pan.
ing oi!he NYHibs sBslre91sn. Or any tiSea9s aEiAae
F6fS CHIL DREN.
Do you Tart your delicate. sckly puny Children 40
be Healthy Strong and Robnsi!--then give them Me-
LEAFS STRES0THESIys CORDIAL, (see the directions
on each boitlel it is delieionstO take.
g1I TOne tablespoonful. taken every morning fast.
lDg. asgTe preventive against Chills and Fever;
Cholera nr any prevaing disease.
fUEFCApTIOSi TPeuare of Druggists or DealeFA
wfo may try to palm upon Jon bp;ile Of Btiers or
sarsnparills, (which they car buy cheap BY saving
itisilst as Z ood. There are even men BAsEen
70 steal part NJ my TO dub their VILE deeocons.
4 void sneh infzIno rIRkTss and their villainous
fnmpounds! Ask for Or. n. MtTeani sStrahgthen-
Ing Cordial and Blood Purifier Taxa nothing else.
ittnthe ssy gremedy lhat will Turify your Blood
thoroughly, and. at the same time. strengthen aad
invieoraie the whole ofeanizaton. II Is put up in
large bOiles--S1per bottle. or six boties for s5
/ .. DR.. ]. n. MCLEAN, Sole tPropristsr.E,
S'a Corner Of Third and Pine sts., 81. Louis. Ne
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THE FI,eHT g =, NE}AIs Y A nErH.NoND.
FATE OF 7RIoHMoND, lusBhnED

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+ | " A N c I A L.
NEW YORK, wednesday, Feb. q

The s,ork market was quite active this morning,
ard the feeling was gen rally buoyan', although the
disposition 20 realize AZ tie ate rise caused %
cline in many cases A'tsr tho board ,he rates we're
westar-M N saouri - Teuucs,c = and the rail-
ruads u,re generally lower.
TIE formations in god woro considerable At a
ri.e ,r prices =. There was some disposition "
rus dcrand no,c'. under the impression that they
Wil te taken ior drtts, and mus, therefore, liow
TIE rtcu um ON god The President has sigt cd
tie bil, Luttl, features are not ye, Ec,uratoly
sLown.
TIC ,N.bsngc ma'kct wA very Arm At lllH nr
h, k.rs stc Ing, and the Ala carried out Y4ja. .3sG
"a srce.
Trc excl anres at tie Clearing House were tii,.
-pl 80, sud the bA,, c,a q 100 10
n" .aw which mas p.s' 4 utr-ss, "a tGvi,r
=, the rrsa ury Nita, MAKES Zoe bn,n 900 Of o.,
uabd uItrs u,w .uturicr @ i,w ~ Say ", ,6i.
.ld a's,trc r,c,nt l..f Il ,oo'oi tty' we'd tor
us,ou., ~ rather is ,onar.s a., c,n.l l.,ou. under
~ ,h they ware i.su d bot the cutou.. ap.r
tom th.se notes mr., pgy sh.c In sI'r's. Tlc uole
rstos ttvc u'stre + cig,d " tie p,J r.sn, ~ Ne
iotcroa, II ttc public dU.', 10 coii. Uf course,
as i ug =. tie demand Iut,s are ,ut. W. Cavern.
ncN vii collect no ccin, AID the % h way oi Dl-
tanning il is ~ soil ia pcr cont. stocks Ia tho op,n
mar kd for what ttey wall urns. As ava the
demand notes Of that issue are all taken Up, ths
imp, rtets mus buy the col and pay it 70 'h, Cow
ernment. That /. no, lik-iy q happen or at
ess, six months. The importers must pay the
premium, and charge II upon gods. The bill
gives the Government s 90 OOo, COO Only IN m,noy.
aud nov yves s2Co,COoCOo. l. the new stock
isp'd Quito contractors, or sold IN the msrse',
ii nrioe will fall tnu ,,l.
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Tre io'lowing is tho text Of LUl Russell 8 To-
tor in repl, TO al,lgthy dem ,ni Cor the rtc)g-
nition Of he uthon Conlcdaracy by tho r.bSl
envoys;
"EARL RrssFIL TO MEs,Rs. iANcEr, Ro'r,
AND MANN.
"Foroign Office, Aug 2l 1861.
'rIhe undersigned has had the honor TO rs.
ceiye the letter Of the li'h inst, addressed to
bim by Mo'srs. lsncey, Rps', and Mann, On
baslalf Of the 50 styled Confederate Sla.os o.
NOrh America.
"1hs British Government do not pretend Ia
any way to pronounce a judgment upon tho
quoBtio ons In debate between the United States
and their adversariss in North Americas the
British Government can only regret that these
differences have, ubfortuna ely, bsen submitted
TO the arbitrament OF arms Her Nj jasty has
considered the contest as constituting c,v,l
war and her M,ics'y has, by her Royal procla-
nation, declared her intantion TO preserve a
strict neutrality between the contend'ng parties
in bat war.
"Iler Majesty W Il strictly perform the duties
which belong ~ nout al. Her Majesty can
not undertake. TO determine by anticipation
what may be the issue Of the contest, nor can
she acknowledge the Independence Of tho nine
States which are now combined against the Pre-
sie ent and Congress Of 'he United Sta'es until
the fortune OF arms or the more peaceful mode
of negotiation shs have more clearly detormin
al the respective positions Of the two Delligar-
ents.
"ller Majesty can, in tho meantime only
express hope tha, som, adjustment siti4tacto
20 uott plrtl,s may DJ como to, without
D. Caltunti,s which must onsuo in tho event Of
nhtter,d md prot'act,d conflict.
The uniers'grej, SO. III SSEl.L
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War Intelligence.

TIE WARM TIM SoUTH WEsT.-A dispatch
from Indianapolis. dated Feb. 20, ssysi
Gen. Buckner and staf, including Majors
Casby, Hays and Cassiday, Capts. Thomas J.
Clay, Charles johnson, and T.. II. McDoL.ld
and \. q llagher, Ten. Blckners private
secretary, reached here at one o'clock this morn
ipg, with three hundred her prisoners among
whom ae Major Cranberry OF Gen. TIlShman' .
staff, M.jor Herbert Dallain and Captain Moor
man of BushrOd J ,hnaon's staff, Cap'. Frank
Mannty, formerly of G. ,ri1aldi's sttif, CAPT,
Rines, lngreaD Stanwitz. joel Chaplsy of Tsn.
iessee, ard kentucky artillery and infantry sur
geons Charles Wedney and w. G.. OEan, o!
Washington City. Among tho pr soners az
ived Sunday and Jcs'oTday, are Lieut.. Col!
Lyon tf the Sth Kentucky, Col. John NJ. I.ai
laTs, Lieut.. Col Abernathy, sd TO an .ssee, aaG
Lieut. Col. Oyerton.
Con Buekner Is confined alone ia a roo n OF
the United States Court builiing.
There are row in this city, lafayette, and
Terre Haute, nearly GOO p-isonori.
The official list Of the killed and wounds in
the Indiana regiments at ths battle of Fort ID iG-
elson is az follows Ill h, killed 4; wou ldod
%; 2jth, killed H.; wounded 100; 3lst & wound.
Cd; 4 h. . wounded jld killed 3; w n6ed 81.
LouiSUle, Ky., Feb. 25.-A deserter from
tho Noel army arrived AZ Mumtordsvillo today.
lie reports the national lag flying over Nash
Vile, and that tho rebels pretend TO bs co can
trsting 200, 900 men at MurtreesJoro, intending
10 give battle there.
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miscellaneous.

Ir is calculated that thoro are ! 800, 900 Cath
oli,s in H. gland and Wales.
WnEN the people along he Tennessee river
saw tLe Union tag apPIolchinng, th'y Hgaih-
ca 'ly exclaimed, M S'ars.
TnE New York Bible Sscis.y is in d,Jt
10000 in consequence Of the extensive publ
cstiors for tho army, &c.
The released MON prisoncr5 tikon az - q
lluii, say that the captors tainted them with
being sold by thelr Gen Stone.
TItR Coronsr's Jury ON the sufferers by the
Harley co liery accident, fad that an impor..
tive ucoo s'ity exists for second shat Ia all
working colllerios, 30 as TO aii'fd the work non
a chance for escape in C,se OF ac ;idon'.
CAI-rAIN l.. d. Waddell II h Illinois vol
unieo's W.T. 10 his father in this city, tna'
out Of ~ msn in his company wh) went into
battle only came out alive. ll9 estimates the
killed and wounded on both sides at nearly
700.
In the battle Of Fort DJnolson the woods were
set on fire in SINE places by wads from robel
guns, an several OF our wounded soldiers who
had craN led ilto the brush for shelter, We're no
doubt burned TO death, as their black and
charred remains after wards indicled.
GENERAL TuGHMAN, the rebel com lnder
at Fort Henry has been sent " ths Illinois
Penitentiafy, at Alton. After his capture he
made many insUlent demand and became 80
troublesome that his confinement became ne.
cessary.
Tux final funeral Ccrem )nies over Colonel
Charles J.. Russell OF the lOth Connecticut
Volunteer, took place in Birmingham, &c, on
Monday. Special trains from Waterbury, Now
Haven and Bridgeport, brought large number
OF citizens and military and civil au horitiss
Gov. Buckingham was also present The body
was attended to its last res ing place by large
concourso OF poop', aud inferred with appro-
pirate n. iii AIRY honor.
TnR Empross bath room at tho Elysee has
ust been completed. The paintings on looSiiR
glass are by Nj Chaplin, There arc eigh
panels to the doors, each OF which is decorated
With a igure-FIshiDg, Hunting, the Bath, tht
Flowers, the Harvest, the Vintage, Skating an,
the Br 8. Over the doors are painted the fol
loving ubjec's;-Diana surprised by ActWon
Nenu, on tho Sea, Lola in ths Bath and tn
Toilette Of Venus.
GENERAL MANSFIELD, in reply 10 ioquirie
from a commission appointed to report on IN
| condition Cf contTabaI ds, takes the ground tina
these persons cannot DO deprived Of the right t
| go where they please. They arc not prisoner
OF war, he THINKS, as they escaped TO Ayo,
taking up arms against the Government.
they ere property they are lawful Plundsr' a
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dashed agGi, st TIE II 4. o-teai near tho toll.
gate. A.u orc G. tAc ten gaiutl Loi chten, va
'IowLtA Vt 10 mo u"'s were 20 oucd th
gt6a' n nlty sustliti csovtro III jurios. Fcom
Vienna We l,arn thst % tho districts OF that
\ sing ON the Dsnub, were flooded, and co u
mUnicA'Ion between tho Northern ami IVES orn
railways in oIcept,d. A portion of the city Of
p'Hguc also, was sghuorged.
F,cm really every part e T. lsium tNe IT,
dmg' of this ron srlsa6lo food is equally disu-
uCus.
The ALLoFNE Nj ZrlrrNG publishes a letter
from B,yrou'. containing d1'als received from
the NJ lab or religious chief Of that CITY, which
would almos, prove that the perturbation Of
the clements which has since extended over
Europe, hal commenced in the East Ga tho
10th Of Do cmher, niost unexpecte ly, the sky
became covered With thick, black clouds
through which the most terrific lightnin <
played. Suclouly the thunder ana rain burst
| Forth toCother wi h q fearful Co1cISsiOn, and an
nmer'e wator.spout was hurled upon the CT y.
Tho tempest, ai every momOnt, loo oIelei mas o,
Of rocks trr ia the sides OF the mountain Ia the vie
cinity Of the city and caleod to roll with doIfoG
ing uproar int tho vail ". beneath lu a mo neat
tho whole plac, was inund ,ted, and the lnhl'it-
ants were compelled To take refuge in tho high
| o't stories Of their ceilings. Numhtr3 OF the
/ faithful conceived the idea Of taking rcfdga In
tho grand Mosque Of tho Prophet, but the
SupulChre, or kpsha which hal for a bfioi
space, ESCAPED, was algo submerged, aId
/ eighteen true believers persisted in II. The
waters destroyed a largo portion Of the slcred
| lbary, and m my articles Of solid gold and pro-
ciout ston,s, were swept away. Tha dAyage' {
the mosq1s alone is sOmo 2 500, go piastres
| ln the city, three hundred houses were beaten
! down, burying in their ruins scores of victims
| The hboi did not subsido until the third day
when ii left the place one of the m ~. pitifl
and terrible scenes Of dssolation imaginable.
Djeddah, or tho Prophets Ladder, alsp sui.
! iered leATluliy from this tempest
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Ns shlllc ia gencr .lly wgll butt, and thors
are nuuer-u, imrosins ru'lic edihcs,. Ore Of
dl9st - hose =, tas lev ,ca1 tol, stu
a ed on sr ct nst's 10 foot boy, the r'yer,
q 4 crrttruo Cd q a beautiful ,sr.sty Of fos.
itet5us restoto. II is hu,lt IN tho Greciau
yls o. nrchits c;utc, cost ovor mi | on OF dol.
ar, l. considered the q I'd ,omest S.ato
G. ptu, IN tho lltio7. The-e are mauy other
& rpuOlC Oli d -. 1aoru wars at seoes ,ion
me Eve daily newspapers, oight week lios,
end cigbt montllos.
III conmctc o Na-hvils Vas very LARGE.
ard was oarrial on nv river, t.n
ard turnpike. The average annual ship
msnis are 60 go bales Of cot on, beside to.
bacco. wheat, corn, bacon and hogs. Tho
roig ghborhoOd Is q famous stock -raising country,
n3d has high reputation for blood horses and
o her stock. Tue value Of taxable property is
all ut FL, coo
Tgely, miles east from tho city il the Tt,r-
mitage, tho famous residence Of Andrew Jack.
8 n, over which will once again bs rails ,d the
glorious dog which tho stern old hsrJ ,oyed.-
Am ,rg tho re'iients Of tbs city Is ths lats John
liell; and there are krUwn also, TO be a s'Iona
brd more onduring Union eloncdt than hs W ,s
made ". By tho possession of Nl,h Vile, tax 81
H. connection with our lac occupation Of Cum.
hsll4nd tap, and Forts Henry aud y ,nrl. IN,
We gain military possession Of nearly ths entire
state Of Tennessee
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A Son,, Ic,,,r fro. MIR. seward

Republican CLUB 10 Philidelphla. having
,ypr,s Cd 4 determination 10 bring forward the
II -ur cl Mr.. Seward az a candidate for tho re st
~ ,i1trcy, hive been rebuked as fllOws:-
WAsm>GToS, Dec. III, 1861.
DP,p SIr--I rave received the lotter vii ch
was addressed 10 me on the S,h inst by you, an
officer ola political association recently orsanIl-
ed In Philadelphia.
The club, as you inform mo, have adopted a
resolution 10 exert Themselves to secure my
advancement 10 the Presidency OF the United
States, and this resolution is generously based
upon high appreciation Of such public SER
vices as | have hitherto attempted 10 perform.
avail myself Of the good will OF the club,
thus httteTingly manifest, d, TO say, that con-
sider the proceeding IA ore altogether unwlse,
and tending TO produce only public evil IN \
criris when every possible path OF danger ought
TO be carefully avoided. IL is a partisan move.
me mt, and, worst ofa partisan moyem ant Of
personal character.
IC when tho present civil war yaJ looming
up before IP, bad cherished an ambition 10 at
t.in the hign position you have Indicated, !
should have adopted one Of two courses which
Law open to me-namely, either TO wi h1raw
from the public service at home TO position Of
homer without great responsibility abroad, or to
retire TO priva'e life and, avoiding the clpricas
Of fortune, asait the chances ofpu,l favor.
But / deliberately TOOK another course !
ranOuncod all ambltiOJ, and came into the Exc
rutiye Govsrnment to aid in saving the Consti
tulon ard tho integrity Of my couGtry, or to
perish with then. IL seemed to me, then, that
| must necessarily rsnouuce all expectation OF
future persoLL 4 1tage, in order that the
| iunpsls | nigh, ave 10 the President 10 such
a crisis should not only be, but ba recognized
rs being, disinterested, loyal ard pa.riptic.
Actirg on this principle, | shan no danger
and shrink from no responsibility. SO mel
,har Io,L E,r nor II il should b. Clfsr ID TO me-
| would I ever accept any reward. | cheerfully
give up my aspirations for rule Ia tho whole
Rsnublic a. a contribution TO the Efforts nGcss-
sary 70 maintain it in its integrity. hardly
| nssd ada that il results from these circum.
Starcas, that not only ark, but peremptorily
require, my friends, In whose behalf you hav,
! written 10 me, to drop my name hsncetorth an
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MINIE RIFLE WOUNDS.

A medical correspondent in Kentucky SAYS
that the amount olihjury dno by the mimic
with effects Of the old round musk,t ball.
Twice during the last two days have | cut
down and tied the femord arJery fr hemorr-
hAge, resulting from the terrible smashing
done and diAorganiz ttion caused by mi lie balls,
which, making but a sligh, wou d in the skir,
have traversed tho thigh from tho knee 10 tn.
pslvis. Two upper arms, also from which
removed the bullet, showed an amount Of dam
sge done TO the bony tissues which one, judging
from the ex 'ernal evidences, would hardly ex-
pect. II makes one think OF remark OF one
Of Napoleon's msr,hals, that a. a certain battle
hs could hear the crashing Of bones in his di-
vision, like as one would the breakin of glass
by hAilstOrCs
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TAPsooTTT,ss rs Line 1ISsnoo- n.o--,.,,,

The subscribers oontnI . 70 gran, certificates Of
passage 10 and fron Liverpool, by their layoriss
iino Of packets, comprising In pA7 the following
Ahlps
VM. TAPsCoTr, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
DRRADE0UGHr, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BEN ADAMS, CON5rklIATI0N,J. j. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UhDERWRTTER, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAS,
Making, ,ogethsr with Others, ship every ave
days.
The subscribers are also agents for the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETg,
For all OF which they gran, certificates on u0erA
terms.
REMTTANCES TO IRELAND, a..
T. q Co. also continue 70 Issue drahs, payable on
demand, throughout England, Ireland, scot,iA1
and Wales, a the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may be bad on ap-
pheAti0n az by le,ter. enclose postage stAmpl 70
TAPSC0TT q CO., SO South 81 New York.
se94Ae'll0 TAPsOOTT. SMITH q Co., Liverpool.
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Tue Catholic school at wInus tOrd, Conn.

The Catholic school at wainna tord, Conn.
The Nov Haven ,Ivu NAL AND CorRtER
aj.h, inserts the folio Wig co umunio, ,On on
This suDjsc. referred to in TuE suN, ior day,
finC7;
MsssRs EDTroRs LA ycurr rip,r yesterday,
you pub ishcd q no leo ot III, ,.ic y a pol IN
Wali1gfor1, from tho Ner Io.k Tar .Er. Wa
arc sorry 10 ti1d tia, tie notice va, Incorrect,
end We request you to iusnt', truu ous who
knows ih5 matter we'll, the following slate
mont;
1hl school /, not nov il was Hst op,nsI, nor
sstAblishot by Rly. NJ. Wash. Ihi SCH Ol
was opened 10 Jay, 1851 losG before NalnE-
ford was reunited 10 M,t,don M,s-iou. his.
tory is A. follows Tt, Catholic, OF WiUingrOrd
40 EoA ly 81, poor live ~ separate pUt q
tho 90 81 n tho plain. Thcit Ch.liron could
not oony sn,enly 80 to tho Pablo school
Nnd in their poverty aud rags, such as did
~, wora ofton inaulted ald a)ussi by the
o,h,t obii1rtn. The lats psstor--Hoy. Chlrlss
NCCa'licu, nov Of th City-csmpain ~ this
In seyo'A conversations with Mo-os Y. Bslen,
and projt Bod 10 iGfDl,h and at ~ the b tsonent
| Oi tho Catholic Church AZ s,hll room. Nj.
Beach gave $50 TO tho undeftlidG-not OK
4 Ir.t. . ..at q 600 i e.. nj UuJ "a Tao ,sfs, q
,.t. I s,hrl va 20, rutd aid .p lOrsi By
! ~, ,,tYlr ard ttrir tHs.,r. Ca the - d Of
| y c,tct he wIs't MS itino,1f, AID the ini,-
| .i,n Wt.Csti 90 Mg-iGon. Irc 5Cho1l was
.r,i eh ap. The lac ptstOr calling on Tho 22i
u! .'.'t Ua,y ou M business 'Uunee nj win his
| i.i.yr.i,'Iuo trcru, lo,IEUd that heN. Mr. Walsh
pGt t,t likely 20 Try to 10, p3u ths school that
| ., \ ... 'y't's-sd hims,li to that object cMsi
srtin Un Mr.. Beach, knowing his sympa by with
| 800. IN'T iuc p,ult was tnat Mr. Il proposed
| ~ support the .cto himsslE We arc worry glad
| 20 l,nru tro' tho school IL fourishiDg. Wo may
| ,di. since the p4pcr- have a7v OF IT, that Moses
| I. I,ea h gave 300 TO tho bulldog Of tha
| Church, the aforesaid . 20 10 thu school-roon,
AID Uow entirely supports tn, school. lilo pro
posed al 10 Si00 towards building hou,o for a
iosdont priest, SlOO towards hlyiug AN organ
and a bell OF any price, TO be chosen ny tho pas
tor, a. a1y time that btliry eau be built. W,
are d vi tu boar thi, iestimJuy to tho gonotOs
ty Il NJ u ach, ald fool oHiy that 1t is u0ploi
sht { . chisol tho naml Oi lIey. Taos. " alsh, d
| Mer.duE, Oh the dlto stone. Nj.
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HToCx FLuCruAroNs.


wrrSrsrty f.o. 90, 1883.
Prices las rnn Mp Unusu..ly hI.r dutiaz the
pa.t wees A. o state Il the marksi 4 tho several
stds In ths city has b, ,en n iorately active, b'h
10 yttv heavy ssles have Leen maze. TIE opsa.-
10 day was not quite favorable 10 buyers az
- w eE, A. pri "a have gone up considerably 9k
, 10 cents per r, uLI hg net weiRht Of beef hrst
class. Premium bee was less sciivs this week,
,virg B. = y,rJ qreot scarcity ia tie market. Ths
other Lt.rts ~ cattle vefe " poIt 'nsly small.
ut equally tie .Iy. CT: NET WITH little impcdi-
o. I'm tre uus1rs o. this mAtEtt. SJms hun
.t.d Srt|. % tu Mud Aua Tuesday, ani "a
wen edo. tlrtlarstt cl srI WIG fev car 10 ds
ur, d'i luUt 'Dr .uiru trAyO,i ,D.o reAson on tns
Wtst'Iu tu-s. Tlr ilall u,fncuce ftln | ~
stk isti I 'Dcte VA a Itllc more trnless in
th' u.a ket . or " tC a e. ose.
Ao,'tuuC - We yep 10 from ;Le several maTks,
Places i' tlts Iy, :, efo hsye heeE received o. "
web, ~ l@eves. 81 cows so vesls, l,4Ii shsep,
so %, sr.4o IT,, ma ~ dsoge Ase Ia Je. -.
vp--, aud All othsr Lin's n c.tt'e
Mes - A AL - "a & c., ptuPrGtora cf the
NNhtLGt,n Drove \ ,ris, it,i Rrtet, repS. { caiua
N mar ktt f,otu t.g "a :. v, n Stt'rr
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EDToRs or The SuN A substitute for tur.
pentine in thinning paints and yarnishss, is
finding its way into use. IL is called Bsnzole,
tupentine, at 90 cents per gallon a. retail. 1t
differs from turpsntine in these partic liars; IL
dries or evaporites quicker, has strong smell
OF Kerosene, (from which 1t comes 10 the relin-
ing,) and is said TO be more explosive.
Bsing friend to the ladies, who like 10 sec
things vanished up in tho spring, in spite of
with this fact.
This Bsnzols has sold at Wholesale at twenty
cents gallon. Twpsntine roIails at twenty
Hys cents pint, d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-27
THE NEwaYOkK SSnN.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 81, 1862
a-s- The New York Cl,y Press.

Tue WORLD advocates a general conf cl
tion o, real estate Of rebels towards deffiyins
the sxpsnsos OF the wn.l lt>S ~
The JorRNAL or CoMMER 4 s.Snrts thr
the ebulluions Of malice m,nfc,pi W c'rtda
70. pspsrs and p,liticitns apnr GnTil
Mcclellan, are but the develop n'u Of ~ cr
rau,zad ri an to undermine him, II -up?ly MS
place. IN some political pmm,n Ter VIII, tha'l
ik9 oao BIOS for his county and w. 70; his
patty.
tue TlNss follows tho Leaf Of thu SuS, iu
tcing the scheme ct S,ua.o' SINNER, 70
.secp The rebel stAos out OF cS, ,en'', aud
ccuv,- It ;hcm into tcriolo.. lie vie ~ on tbi, 3
.ui ieei s,c ,ubi'antidly TIL Hns ~ th,s al
Z q, presented in OF. columns. : TppokI
tksn.,p IRE ,pJnion' gives an sc,,uut Of the
rp,achmstt Of Gjvetdo; R,linson; ala, Of the
Alti.cr 'nd Sc -etary Of S.a'N, tJt m sic
tnosi or ia ihs 80 Of tho li,it -indlo. -
Tee jcpu,hn,ut Jt tae Ircaslr1r will s,ol
rsUya
liz T'ijm, STATE, t.atsp cpc'i in 'cr anew
srn stlco f,on tho rehsi Leaf 70 has been slh-
nt.t,ed to tho Go,crnnont. Is a.,,, 10 T,r
y,.c phrSoco'cg', is
h1Tni'tics for 4 spsc fl ! torn with =
view 10 p, Acsiul q q i':ms7t oi al. dids'oucs'
A Convention o. tue ) dtos, wub = view
{, such a revision Of ,hi Fsicral Colsti'uttou
as will induce the slaveholdile rebsls to con 10.
t,crd to x. crd us In ,hSfLtlre cu totms nearly
A. favorable A. "a the pas,.