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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
HOW 70 MAKE MAPLE SUGAR.

ANO " a " NAhNG uAA AJNi bOG AAss
The following timely article is from the
pen Of one who manufactures maple su-
gar largely in New Hampshire, and is
addressed to tho Journal of Agriculture
in that state
We have been in the practice Of max
Ing annually, in our sugar establishm ent
from $500 to 3,5e0 pounds of maple
sugar; and when we could obtain from
two to four cents per pound more than
the cost of the best loaf and granulated
sugars, we have sometimes sold ourselves
SO short as to buy for home use barrel
or two of the best graduated sugar
Much depends, however, upon the manner
IN which maple sugar is made. We make
our sugar in this way:
Our buckets and holders are all thor
oughly scalded and rinsed previous to
setting. Our evaporating pans, of which
we use eight, are scrapcd, washed, aud
made perfectly clean before use. We
then cndeavor to gather and evaporate the
sap as speedily as possible after it has left
the trees, 10 a consistency ali.tle thinner
shan molasses.
1t is then strained and set aside until
we are ready to sugar it off. When we
commence this process, to syrup enough
TO make forty pounds OF sugar we add one
pint Of milk and one or two eggs, well
beaten AID mixed together. Place tn,
syrup over the Ere, and when the scum
rises skim it off into a vessel for further
use. After the skimmug is through
remove the sirup from the fire and strail
it through flannel to remove all little curds
which, if suffered to remain, would no
only injure the quality, but, by settling t,
the bottom, would endanger burning
Now we wash our evaporatiug pan, retuyl
che syrup, and place it over brisk FIRE
and evaporate as quickly as possible to th
proper consistency. If it is to be caked
must be harder than for tub sugar, or t.
stir of dry. Keep saleratus and all othe
drugs out OF your sugar, if you desire
pure maple taste and wholesome arti
cls.
When the season is through gather you
utensils, aud scald aud scrub every on
perfectly clean, if you wish to coutinu
making good sugar in the future. In thi
order the evaporoting pans are excepted
which should be put away in dry pluc
With the glazed coating on them, which i
sae best protection from rust,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
WESTERN gFOrEE,

Nos. g, IL, 13, IS, II COartandt street,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This od.estabyhcd and favorte resort Of the Busi-
ness Community has been recently rented and is ON
pete Ia everything that can mast"r TO the comforts Of
ita patruns Ladies' and families are specially and care
fully provided for q
is centrally located In The bu incsspari oftho city,
aud is contiguous to the principal aes &C steamboats,,
cars, omuibusscs ferries, &c.
In consequence Of the pressure CAUSED by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced 10
one Dollar a. d fyW cents per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the uxurics Of
the season and equal to that Of any other hotel in the
county. -
guests.
may say "the Western Hotel ie fun
ID. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THOs D. WINCHESTER.
: Feb. IS, 1869.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
AY ER'S
.OATHARTI0
PILLS.

Are yoa sick, feeble, and
eomplainingl Are YOU out OF
order, with your system oe'
ranged, and y0ur ceilings un'
copIloplnblei These synnp'
toms are often the prelude 10
serious illuess. Some w oi
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be R'erted by q
timely use Of tho rlght ZEN,
eJy, Take Ayers Iilis, and
elearge out the disordered hu
mors purify the blood, ana
iet tho huidB move On unop
et,vctpd IN health aeeln.
Tbey stimulate the functlona
Of the body into Vigorous ac-
tiyi,v. purify the system RON
the ohstruciions wmcl inako
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
THE CURATIVE

THE CURATIVE
proportics Of the medinc direct themselves 10 the or.
gans OF secretion. andby 60 altering the condition Of
the stomach and liver that the etatChy principle Of the
food 10 not converted INTO sugar sOlong the system
" under the influence Of the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
winch give those organs time to their Healthy
tone ana vigor We able to state tn the Constu
ton Water has cured every of Diabetes III whchi
nas been given.
STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS GRAVEL
BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATlNG.
Diseases occurring from one and the same cause viii
he entirely cured by the Constitution WaoT iftakcu
fo any length Of time The lose should vary with the
severity of the disease, from twenty drops 10 a tea.
spoonful three times day, in water During the pas.
sage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symptoms
should be coubatrd with ihe proper remedies, then
rcCted.
DYshENoRRAEA, OR PAINyuLL MENSTRUAL
TloN, AND IN MENoREHAGlA OR PROFUsE
FLOWING,
Goth diseases arising from a faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid in the being TOO little, and
accompanied by severe paiu; ans the other
fuse secretion, winch Will be speedily cured by the
Constitution Water.
ThIt disease known as FAILING OF THE WOMB
which is tn. result Of relaxation Of the Igamr OF
that organ, and is known by sense of hcayness AMI
dragging pains IN the back and sides, ana at times
comVauied by sharp acnatnC or shOatp pains through
the parts, will in al cases be- removed By the medicine
There j. another class Of SYM toms ari.iug from r.
RIrA lION OF THE WOMB, which physIrang call
Nervousness, which word covers up murn Ignorance
and in out Of ten the doctor does really
know whether the symptoms ar the disease, or the
nj seasc the svmptons We can only euru,prnt tbnn
here. speak more particularly of cold Feet raIpita.
ton in the Heart impaired Memory Wakcfulness Flash
es Of Heat Languor nassiudc ana Dimness Of Vision
SUPPRESSED mENsTRUATGON
Which in the unmarried female is constaut recurring
disease, ana through neglect the seeds grave
and dangerous ndadics tn" result aud ms month
arr month passes without an effort Jring made To- w.
-f .fIr, rfrtt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

Eg~ A modern tourist calls the Niagara
River 'pride of rivers" That price
ss-,siul7 hass tremsudous fall,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

EStaie NJ D0H2rl Reol dccd.
ETTEFS iestamcntary on the estate of Daniel Rel.
gcl, late M ocuSt township, In columbia county
peoeasad hayebteH granted bv me Register of,olgn
ba county 10 the undersigned als1 residing in s8id
township Rpefsous having claims against the estate
OF the decend mare requestedtG rres'al chem 10 the
Executor al his residence in said to"Dship withou
delay and all persons indebted TO make paymeu1 forb
VITA PETER HERHpIN TsI,r.,.
Drember g., ,IsSs,-Ss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
7 WO FARMS.
E0ES SALE obs EsENE.

The subscriber Offers for sale or rent the two t,usw
ing Farms, one of them sl uate in EIsAuacrock toSs
sAl9, Cuipmbia county, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
Ia more OF less, about dity-Gve acres Of wiiIR
E,niS IS cleared lauo. wheIeOu are erected u raos
,lstk " Two story FRAME HTELIKvG no uAH
and Fh9AiE EARN, Wagon House Corn CrJ, a.
other outbui,diugs,
also One other Farm, situate in Benton towHsh =
Columbia county, containing
ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY TlVB
i,sss Acres, about ThiIty-Five Aces or which 10
EE!M cleared land, Whgreon are erected . FhdFH
rts,t, 'iNG ne USE FRqME E.hN dsp
@1-s- o,a-l HUrn0ll'lngs. aid Ilrm is Situate Os
NGYing 'reet, abonttwo miles Gb.yc sui Water,
8LSOi-T Two other small Lots, situate N T.sAIs
creek township lying on Fishiugcrret Read, ana Cs
l'lle from sun Water, one containing FOUR NCH
ana the other Town Lot and good buildiugs egas
" them " Terms ans conditions nude known by
~tLLThN IhFltR
fiehingcre-k, August 9O lsGp
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

pRoFITABLE-To look well the com
fort Of your stock, II pays well.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
As n T7Omh 2hysic.


From Dr.. T. u: Cut,v,,sM, Ncie p'iso'S'
Your Pills are tin prince Of purgos. Their csce!ens
oro'itles slrpass am catharu we possess ihey nIo
mild hut very certain md crctUa In their actil on ue
bowels which makes them invaluable to ~ In thu dnly
treatment of disease
Headache, e,sicItEeodncTc, Foul stomach
From Dr.. MVHA Bsyd, Baltimore.
DEAR Bro ArEl: eau ot apswer you icbdt c1mrieni1
have curei with your Pits better than to say az M4t ts
sic, cIt cH p,igtre medicine. place great dep:E'
denre ON an ccttun caiartic in nay daily contest VIE
di.easc and believing os d, that your Pills Afford US tie
best wo haye Of course value them highly.
pnrsarRG pa. May J, 1855.
DRJ. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured at
the worst hsiiagAe any body can have 10y dose or to
of your pills 1t TO arise from tUni ioraUl'
which they cleanse ot once. .,-
Yours with great respect Ed W PNrEhy
Clsyi qt Seawcy Cla'bn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

winch give those organs time to recover their Healthy
tone ana vigor W are able to state tn the Cousttu
ton Water has cured every case of Diabetes III which
mas been given.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, GRAVEL
BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY nISNIlARGIS AETER TNIN ATING

Diseases occurring from one and the same cause Will
he entirely cured by the Constitution WatoT iftaken
fo any length Of time The dose should vary with the
severity of the disease from twenty drops 10 a tea.
spoonful three times day, in water. During the pas.
sage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symptoms
should be combatrd with the proper remedies, then
reCted.
Yye,IrJnrp paCf,A on pAINrrtl ,rvrTprra
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
From theLondOu Herald Derby Organ June 8.
RecognifIOn.

England has already considered and
refused the proposal of France for a joint media
ton. France made n sort of tentative proposal
10 interpose her good Offices, and the offer was
decidedly rejected at Washington. But. without
any such ENHANCEMENT as might by possibility
result from mediation, it Is in our power, and
it surely is our duty, to Withdraw the encourage
ment which we are actually giving to the prose
cution Of such a war bv tacitly allOwing-what
few men in England believe-that the hold Of
the Federal Government upon the Southern
States Is not finally and irretrievably gone So
long as our public policy permits the North to
say that Europe does not consider. or at least has
not pronounced the enterprise hopeless, there can
be little hope that the enterprise will be formally
abandoned. On the other hand. the recognition
Of the Southern Confederacy by France and
England would infict the heaviest discourage
ment on the war party in the North. To dream
of r~esenting it would be madness; to conceal its
significance impossible; il would be necessary for
the Northern Government and the Republican
ton of the struggle and the acknowledgement of
Southern independence was merely a matter of
time; and that as the prol0ngaIion of the war
could not affect its issue, all that could be done
was to end it on the best terms that could be
obtained. In all probability, European recogni
ton alone would terminate the war within six
months. European recognition is withheld only
by the obstinate refusal of the English Cabinet.
On them, therefore, almost ms much as on the
Government Of Washington, rests the awful re
sponsibilty entailed BY the continuance of this
savage, fruitless and fratrieidal conflict; on them
and on those who, sitting their own strong mis-
givings. support them in the one sided ~inaction
which they call "a digni6ed leuirality." rrs
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
Correspondence Of the New York World.
A Bad Report from the Monitors.

fOkT NOYEL, .. 2. JUNE TO.
As for the Monitors. they are in no condition
to be used against Charleston. unless probably
they might be mounted on wheels md taken over
land. The bottom of these vessels are covered
with a dense growth of tough white grass, now
about six inches long, and interlarded with bArna-
cles, oysters, and all sorts of marine outgrowths.
1t is very much like broom twigs-just about as
close and stiff. and nearly the same color. Thus
coated, the Monitors, which, in their best state,
c~ontrived to steam six. seven. and in one case
eight knots an hour, can now 90 barely three and
a half in perfectly still water, whilst against a
tide Of moderate strength they can make abso-
lutely no Roadway whatever. They are of course
utterly useless in Charleston harbor. the currents
of which are extremely swift. No means of
cleaning them exist in Port Royal harbor. They
cannot be taken out o. the water, and SO long
as they remain in il they grow every day worse.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30


Fall.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of June IL, has the
following:
Mississippians in many instances deem Vicks-
burg already lost, and when the possible results
OF this event are contemplated we may we'll de-
piore shem. How long can General Johnston
maintain his position in the vicinity Of Jscksonf
If Grant holds Vicksburg. reinforced from Por-
ter's feet and Banks. how long can the army,
which IL now too small, TO cross the Big Black
and assail Grants rear. hold Jacksonf IL has
been believed that Banks would not be per mitted
TO join Grant, but we have no news indicating
any movement Of Johnston to prevent the
combination of the two armies. | am not
inclined to believe that the garrison will not be
be surrendered nor the place lost IL this must
occur, the first stand made by our forces will
be on the Big Black, about fifteen or twenty
miles from Vicksburg and Jackson, which is
now being fortified for fifty miles. Flank move
ments from Port Hudson below and from differ
ent points along the Yazoo above. will force our
troops TO retreat toward Meridian and Mobile,
and thus we will be driven from the Mississippi.
from Memphis. and other points above and below
Vicksburg; federal troops will advance into the
interior. JohnstoD's position will be turned. and
he must retreat. Thus we shall be compelled to
retire from the river, and thus the Federal Gov
eminent hopes to reopen trade with New Or
leans; thus Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago,
and the whole Northwest, are TO be appeased;
and thus the Vallandigham party is to be shorn
of its power. Very truthful did Gen. Thomas
assert, when he induced Grant to return to the
assault of Vicksburg, that there were political
consideration" which made the capture OF Vicks-
burg an inevitable necessity.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
Few york MARKET.

NbW lOhks june -.
Flour continues irregular aud unsettled; ship
ping round hoop Ohio and extra State scarce and
command full prices All other kinds dull and
dropping: S. 45@5 Is for extra State. SIS 90@
8 O5 for extra round hoop Ohio, and So 1907 Gu
for trade brands. closing dull.
Whisky quiet at 44M@45c:
Wheat opened quite firm and closed dull and
dropping, buyers generally refusing 10 pay yester
DAVIS price: ST. l6@l IS for Chicago spring,
81 27@l 40 for Milwaukee club. 81 44@l ~
for winter red western. Corn-Less doing and
prices unchanged; Csc for shipping Western
mixed. ny w -
Pork frmer and less doing; $il 50@l1 IS for
old mess. SO 94@l3 1914 for new mess, $40 SO
oil IS for old and new Urine, and $l3 50@l6
for new prime mess. Beef quiet.
Lard opened firm and closed less active and
scarcely so firm at 90
Money active and hrm att per cent. Sterling
a little frmer with a moderate demand at 1850
l55L for first class bills. Gold 6rmer, opening
at ~ and closing firm at 454@45X.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
-7-~ SALE.
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

gHyHE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN OF ALAXS0N g.
Stevens. will hold for sale At private sale on and
after July "a. 1883, the following Real Estate ssE
lots M. IA. "a. is. l6. II, Is, 2s, 20, %, 81, 81, 30 and
81 in Melissa +. Douney's, Guardian's, sub division Of out
lot (l02' one hundred and two. in the city ef indiAnspo-
Said sale win be made IN coupliance with an order Of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Marion County, Indiana.
TEsxs or NE.-Ths lots win be SOLD at the appraised
value. upon The following terms: 0ne-third Of the pur-
chase money cash In hand, one-third payable In one
year, and one third payable in two years after date Of
sale. the purchaser executing for the deferred payments
his promissory notes payable with interest, without re :
lief from violation or appraissment laws, and secured BY
mortraee on he real estate purchased. III. u.
The sbove described real estate VIII Be held Tot SAFE ~
- cH~s If Cottr<l1 4 KniRht. on Delaware street, In the
s..~ - s,dtsnspolis- MELISSA 4. DOUNEY,
|1%3 go y~~-cl L1H-T 81 ~ - Guardian
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

T.. ..W
az DIR. Jones, the successful Eve and Ear
Doctor. who is now practising at the Bates House.
in this city, is every day giving unquestionable
evidence Of his skill. Yesterday he performed
an operation on Albert Morley. aged 80. Che lives
on Oriental street. near the Deaf aud Dumb Asy-
lum) whose eyes were badly defOrmed for thirty
wears. and one eve was useless. Els eyes are
both natural now. and he is highly grafiied HES
vile saw him yesterday for the hrst time with two
good, full. straight eyes. His little daughter,
three years Of age, was also disfgured with
crooked eyes; the Doctor -traitened its eyes at the
same time. These operations we're both per-
formed without the least pain. The Doctor also
skiilfully performed on Mr.. John K. Henbey's
eyes. Of Company +. 5lst Ind. regiment, now at
Camp Norton, rendering them both straight IN
one minute The Doctor cured NJ. j Lsngly, of
Boone county, Indiana. OF deafness Of twenty
two years standing He is quite an aged man,
and expressed great satisfaction at being made to
hear again. -
The above are a few Of the many cases that
DR.. Jones has cured in less than one week.
e27-dlt&wlt
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
GUARDIANS SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

yUyHE undersigned, IA pursuance with an order OF me
Common Pieas Court Of Marion County, made ~
the juno term, in the year lS65, viii. on the 18th cay Of
July, frfthe year 1868, sell, for the highest and oestpnce
he can get, the following real estate, situated IN Indiana.
polls, Marion county, belonging 70 Kate =. and Jenny VI.
Reid-fhat il TO say. parts Of lots ~ and Is. IN square 81,
street one hundred and ten feet from the southeast corner
of said square tSl, thence running north along East
street 20 feet to an alley, thence west along said alley one
hundred aud one feet (lOl), thence south 20 feet, thence
east one hundred and one feet 10 the place Of beginning,
with al tho improvements. This property cannot be sold
for less than IS. 700, that being the appraised value
thereof.
The terms Of sale viii be one-third cash IN hand on day
of sale; the residue in two equal payments IN one sno
two years, With interest, secured by mortgage on ne
premises. The title Is beyond any question
ie1l-d&~td D X w REID, Guardian. a.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

A REVEREND Gentleman having been restored 10
health In a few dsys. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment,
without success ,cousidersit his sacred dufyto communi-
catet ,his afHicted fellow creatures the MEANS OF CURE.
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope, he viii
send (free) a copy ofthe pre-criptionused Directto Or
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, lss Fulton street, Brooklyn, NJ.
fan 96-wly f-l ~H rv r- az.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
.o' PHYSIOLOGY.
aNOSESn-THElR SIGNIFICANCE,

II ILLUSTRATED WITH ~ESuhAflcuo VI luE W.
Il man, Grecian. Indian. Negro, Celestial, Aqueiine,
Turn up and Pug Noses, with the characters re, called by
each. ErEs-Blue, black or gray. LPs-Thin and pale,
or full and red. prim or pouting. scoldins or loving.
MouTH-Large or smsli. HAR-Light or dark, coarse or
fine, straight OF curly. CHEEks-Thin or plump, pale or
colored. ~TEErH-Regular or irregular. ~Esks-Lsrge or
small. NEcx--Long OF short. Skrs-Rough or smooth.
All to be amply illustrated with ensravings. The walk,
talk, laugh and voice, all indicate character. We msy
know an honest face from a dishonest one, and we VIII
show how. Besides the above, we shall treat on Eth
nology, or the Natural History Of Man; Of Physiology,
aud the Laws Of Life aud Health; Of Physiognomy, or
Signs of Character, aud how to read them; of Phrenology,
the Philosophy of Mind, and Of Psychology, the Science
ofthe Soul. Man, with reference to all his relations Of
life, social, Intellectual and spiritual, and what each can
do best, will be Calculated 10 the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED. New volume
commences July ist A handsome quarto mnnthly. at
only 81 SO year. Sample numbers Is cents Please
address FOWLER e WELLS, sos broadway, New York.
iuneS-w3t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

W-The Republican papers are Boosting of
their party raising SI2, 900 in Illinois for the re-
lief Of the soldiers oithat State. The Democrats
in one day. at the Springfield convention. raised
within a fraction of $4,000 for the same pur.
pose. Behold the difference.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

PAcKING UP AT WAsHISGToS-The Rochester
Union, OF Saturday SAYS: 1--WE saw a private
letter this morning from p gentleman of intelii-
gence and means of interior observation. which
states that certain most important government
valuables have been packed for removal in an
emergency from Washington"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
WANTED,
4 SMALL FARM WANTED.

WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL fARx or rHrRrr.
Forsv OF Fifty Acres with pretty good tuprovemen<as
and should like TO have n convenient 70 . station on
some Railroad leading from lndisnspois Any enc ~
annapolis, giving fan descriptions, With .evss essn prs
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

READIxG.FoR THE PEOPLE We still have on
hand the last two speeches of ID W. Voorhees,,
in Congress. and the Address of the Democratic
Members of the Legislature to the People Of In
diana. They should be circulated among the
people, and read. Send IN your orders. DIV
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30
E~xEcUToR's NOTICE.

NJOrICE is HEREBY GNE THAT THE UNDER
SIGNED has been appointed Executor Of the last
xii ofJonas Huffman, with the win annexed) late Of
Mariou COUNTY indiana, deceased. Said estate is sup
posed TO be solvent DAVID HUFF,
iune3o-w3t -1rr4tf Executor
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

BALTIMORE. JaDe ga Ii,ct from South
Point reports that forty sail vessels we're destroyed
by pirate steamers of Cape Sable Yesterday and
day before, and also several large vessels.
BALrnoRE, June 27.-The Rebels are at
Glenn Rock. tearing up the track of the North
ern Central railroad. Glenn Rock is % miles
from Baltimore.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

~ A young woman being asked by a boring
politician which party she was most IN favor of,
eplied that she preferred a wedding party.