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Fortros Monroe, "a, FEB. 1.-The steamship
Atlantic arrived here this morning, With ,hs mails
AMI passengers from Fort Fisher. There is no
news to con munic,te from General Terrys forces.
Captain Ainswouh, ,he captain q the rou here, ia
still uFori FISHER, 'rfcr,n,endns the building Of
whsrves Tor the landing Of stores Tor oUr trooIs.
tBv HditJ
on the 9th inst, General J. scho0sd sssum.
FL command Of ,he forces operating in he vicinity
o. Wilmington. A correspondent writing from
Fert Fisher, Feb. 3, says;
The gunboats hold the same position ss before.
The Tacony three DAYS 40 went Up and engaged
tie rel I'll work At Ortou Point 1t long range, aud
received one Whtworth slot through her deck on
the staTboerd side, which, however, ald tut little
dsmA4e Icster A. saw te'el high pressure
stesmer rcconnoiterins above Fort Anderson, or,
perhaps. bringing slpIl'e y Hcte's army In our
iront The weather, tor several days has hoon
very unfavorabio Tor military or naval oporshous
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Indianapolis Ind, FEB. l9-The resolution
endorsing tho Congressional amendment 10 the
Constitution Al stolishiug slavery having passed the
Senate ty l9G ~ ~ passed. the uouse tonight by
81 30 %. One hundred guns arc being fred a. tho
State House in honor Of the oocsrou.
Trenton, \. j., FEB. A--ln tho senate g. iAy,
Mr scovel otFcrot resolution, and advocated II
ss also did NJ. Buckley, requesting ,he Committee
on Federal Relations 10 rcpor, on Wednesday their
action on No Constitutional smondment against
slavery. Aher discussion. tho motion prevailed by
a vote OF . yeas ,ainst nays several Democrats
voting in favor q the resolution. In tho House the
resolution Tor immediate Sciion on tho Constitu-
tional amendment was pos,ponei for three days.
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ADMIRAL PORTER.
Nuynl fxpCi'iilOui.

Woshtaqtor, FEB l4-Airdra. Porter hns 'or-
wsrdod the following to the Navy D P rimen''
Z. S. S Monticello, Of Wilmington, \. t' FEB,
7.-sB have the honor 80 report iAat entered
Little River, South Carolina, tac night Of tho 'sh
inst, and proceeding about eight miles With four
boats and ffty men, landed IN the small town Of
All Saints Parish, on the L.tIie River. Tie town
was placed under guard without The knowled-e n
the inhabitants, and succeeded in capturing some
soldiers and arms. held the pace all uoxt gay,
1nd discovered and destroyed about $1,000 nth
Of cotton. also captured two fats Al the mouth
Of the batbur containing twetty-'hrec aes OF cot
tor, which had s0me me ago been removed from
llp. kaie runner 70 tighten her These We brought
. :. toyet. rr with some negroes
The South CArol ma p,sgicrs ard all m'n whoa
I met pro'cssei t. be Al NJ to come back under
Ihc Il GUycrumtnL and most n ihon seemed to
te loyal men only awaiting emancipation from
military rule.
Oa the 9th sent two b-sts' crews ashore on
Charl-tte Iulot, uldor tho command Of ting
Master c. a. Pottt H. surpr rel and routed tAe
reUe force detail cd 10 COLI Ct provisions IL thai
.or.,try, capturing six soldiers, With their arms
tud equipments, aud destroying the stores W ich
aal yeeu gathered tor the suoroy AZ Fo4I Ander'
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Congressional Proceedings.
NNNyIIIth CONGREs.-~ccond Session.

Washington. FEB H. NJ. Wilson, from tho
Y hary Coruit.ee, made the following report
The Committee On Military Affairs and the Mill
tia, T. whom we're referred sunury peutons ray
IN for the enactment Of lEw Irc'erring for sP-
poinmcn1 IA d.. inferior Off cd persons houoratly
disc srsed from the military or nsysl service -
OF who slaA have suffered permanent disability
while in lie serVi q, or no snail lasc cen hell
for one year pr.soners of anu that the ten
ure Of sIyh 0th,e be for LIE, during good tchay-
l1u, having considered THO same, teg lesye to pre-
sent the accompanying resolutions as express ye
Of tue ser Of lrcss upon the legislation prayed
for 10y tie pful upefs;
charged tr. a. l4 .tsry ntyai service, 10y Goa-
son Of isatiIy resui inc from wouu ID or cisuess
incurred IN tho line Of duly, should ue pre- erred IN
appointments " cl'i. omces' proyided ILoy shall
be iouu4 ~ poseoss e tualLes1 esp.eliy uecesJaTy
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Able-Bodied Negroes TO Perform Military
service.

Warrington, Feb, 1.-the Richmond papers OF
the llth INST. contain the following intelligence.
In the rebel House OF Representatives. on the
10Th inst, Mr.. BsrksdA1e introduced bill, provid
ing IS follows
That tho President be aUthorizel to ask and ac.
cept from the owuets OF slaves the s,rv ccs p such
numbcr OF negro men ar lie may deem exVeleuL
drripg the WI, to perform military sa,yl,r n
whatever capac.ty the Goe. .'-u-ch,c lay dirocI.
The House. by vote Of p against SO, refused to
reject q c bill, which wss then sent to a spoc a.
committee
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From Mississippi,
Evacuation OF rnscagoula by our

Evacuation OF FnscnEoula by our Troe 20
Co 70 Feb. II The steamer Missouri, from New
orlssn. on the l5sh inst, has srrived here With =
large cargo OF sugar and molsssos for 81. Louis and
Cincinnati. Tho burning Of PAscAsouls IS con.
r.dieted, hut tho place hSs been evacuated by our
troops. several gunboau remain OF TIC coast,
hpwever
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norsr or RLpErBrN1ArINEs.

-
The House rejected, by two majority, the Senate
bill donating lands 70 Wisconsin for ,ho coustruc-
ton Of ship canal from the lead Of sturgeon nay,
,o connect Green Day with Lste Michigan.
The House passed tho acnate joint resolution 70
extend iar . few years time tho construction Of
railroad from Flint TO Marquette, Michigan, so "a
10 prevent tho lands heretofore granted from re-
yer,ns to the government
The House then went into Committee on the
Ameudstory Intornsl Tax bnl.
On motion OF Mr.. Morrll an amendment WAS
made " tho tar on steam locomotives and ste~m
ensiues, hNing tho tar on Hll their parts at 1--WE
per cent al Vdiorsm. when the duties have been
psid on the boilers they arc 10 he deducted from
Inc hn snei engines. Water TANKS, suysr tanks,
serving nischluer anil plsning machines are ~ sy
the sauu tax.
Mr. Boutwell, oiIerod an smcndmerL which was
agreed to, IMPOSING = tax ui I've per ceutum df
D,.LorsBt On u'4uu'.'turoI clothing, whon tho Su-
nuA products exceed one thousand dollars
The ptoysous IN rciAuon 20 tobacco were
ameuded ~ az 10 read as fol-.
On smoking tobacco 10. AZ ki'is, not otherwise
hc-,iu prO,,.lel .Ol, .Airty five cents pound. On
mnosing tobacco made exclusively Of stons hi'
teen cents pound
During All incidental debate on t'is subject Hr
Ingersoll appealed 10 gentlemen not to tax snuk ug
tobacco to { IN. IL should not 10 more than hyS
cents pound. tn 70 waH no greater luxury I'
tue lAboring after his days to WAS over thar
/ h. sruokH his plrc Elrtu1nd"i hv his family,
! Nj Mallory $50, HpNrt tr.m the pleasure L. IA,
| wiIt, nan, smcku. was the only pleasure VI,
African had Left since ho I'D bcon conVerod int.
/ freedman.
| M stevens sd the WI Ilcl to convert he 40
means tE,lc Aud 'lryttc it io that Of his master
Mr Iagers,l wH4ei 10 adj to Mr. hAllory's pic
/ ture.
mr. Mallory tsou2at it RAD boen sufficient!
! csl0TeG. Laugh crI
/ Nr In s-,.u .Aut.' Is toic il down a ht e
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Rebel Pirate to be Hung on Gov
ernOr'S Island.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Tts Army Across the Edisto Advancing
nm Inlnnihin-

w, r., n,1
"ae"'y'o'' rev. III ~ 5'N'N' "' VIC eu'
stance OF despatch from Gen Grant to the Gov
.rnrne,t ,e,,iy,-d t,1.v 81. that Richmond n.p,r,
"
% M'h"Ay ~! ano-ul'u h1' N's-' "o r'''''''
which tho Inc held by Gen UArder defend
,,c n,.,chxlic Ac.,-di,y 10 ,be sane rcAel All
-, =.
Nor'y l'or"ou o' '"o'"'H : ''' e' mr. '"o'''''"-
Of the way from tho Ed 10 to Columbia, an I'M
,,.-, ~ f,,,,ir a, a. q, ;,,-c,io, NJ a.. ~ .-I,,,o
aao : WIN ''roHuN ala tue "reehVA'e AM O"IHu-
hia railroads which connect wl.h the railroads 10
y p.Li
'.uui''''
PhiEd''phid' Fcb. l4-Ihe BULLETIN has ihe
following dcspatch frora Was. ngton: "Richmond
,,o,,.,. ~ af,to-sN to-, ..r,,,,,.. ,ho ,,-i,,, ~,
,ha ..t,o.a. -. GO, s,.....,,..,A ,c ~. ,,h-
,,,,o t,,.,o,r t-,,,,.,,,,, p-o,,hv,,i. ,nr.
do.,,ori,, ,,..,, -,,.,, .,.-.,, ~, t,-a,,hy,..u
,B,, MA
pt.,-z, r,..n.-., h.,,A. ,i.u,,. t,,
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tr tho proper discharge of tbs duuo. a, such

Tor tho proper discharge OF tbs dutio. Of such
Off e..
And he = FURTHER -,.oir,d, Ths, in srsieful re-
eogniton ~ the services. sacrifices and sutIerings
o. porsons honorshly discharged from ths military
aud naval service of the country by reason Of
wounds, diseases or the expiration Il terms ~ en-
usinenL II is respectfully recommended n bank
ere, merchants manufacturers meChan'cs, tsrn-
ds, and persons engaged In industrial pursuits ~
gvo them the preference for sppoL tmeus 10 re-
muneratve situations and smpoymsns.
The shove W. ordered to Re printed.
Mr. Pomeroy offered . resolution, which w.s
sdop'ei. instrucnng the Commute" on litary
Affairs to inquire II the faciliNes ocrcd g. military
officers for obtaining spirituous liquors 10 not det
ruent.l TO the service and that hey report by
bill or otherwise.
The rrport Of the Committee ofCor'crcnce on the
Frecdmen's Bureau wAs taken up, aud postponed
until tomorrow.
NJ Uowsn moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which sutuorty WAS granted for the construction
of bridge scross he Ono river at Louisville
Agreed TO-
Ar Cowan moved to .mend tho lin bv striking
out 1.-Two hundred and forty feet srsn," and in
ssrnng '-th-ee hundred feet sYsa," which was dis
agreed ~
The TN WAS then passed as It stood orig
| inAlly.
On motion Of Mr. johnson. . committee was
appointed TO mstc arrangements i,r tic funeral OF
| the late senator Hicks.
The Chsr lad before TIE senste Communications
| from the Governments OF Portugal aud sweden IN
relation 60 International cNhI IliuouS accompanied
| Nv recommendation from he Pos lent that ho
senate take srtiun 10 wh,thcr The United States
| should lie represented Al them
The oll entitled An Act " rc. ulate Commerce
| be ween tho several States" WAS u en- taken up.
| Mr. sumner spoke At leuslh 10 iaypt q the 'ill,
| which. nc sAii, was simet ngsns, the olious doc
tine Of States rights. Il was des sued 10 break mp
= monopoly, which levied tribute on every pssssn-
| gor between tho tires u New York and Wsshing-
ton, between the political and the CONNER isl cari'
| ,sls Of the nAuou. The ptetensigns Of the Camden
| ami Amhoy Railroad were menAcug to tie unon
itself II WAS nuisance, which should 10 ahatci,
! aud usurpsron which should ho overihrown
| Mr.. Sumner theu argued Ihe ConsttutouAity Of
! tho measure iolairg thst under the Constitution,
| Congress had The power 10 regulate commorcc h
| tween to states 30 establish pest routes, aud tc
rase and support armies under any one Of which
| 10 could pass tho tili under consideration.
Mr.. Hall followed hr. sumner, denying h'
right ~ Coug interfere With the n sht ot
state As the IN proposed to do. Tho gisi OF th'
bll before the ScnAt', he said, MAS 10 raise M
pucs " bankrupt corporation from Almos' no
IT. ug 10 shuvc par. Further consideration of 90
sui Jcci WAS postponed until Monday.
| lho bonsts tLru adjourned 10 mci 81 hai-pAa
| seven for Executive business
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Piusbprgh Fej. IA mcwl lrlsl ~ President
Lincoln, recomu ending Hon Thomas NJ. Ho~e Of
Pittsburgh, fr appointment q United States Score
iary Of ho rrc,u-,, Uguci by the Governor,
Heads Of Departments, mel. sis q ~, senate and
HluHo of Rcp-csr1ts yc- o. IgnusylysniA Will
soon he sent e. ,vssliuytun
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Assembly.

ORrtrrp 70 a 1HlHu RaAptSG. .-Rc'ttivc to ~
punishment of criminal ufenccs. The state Gem
sus bill. To incorporate the New York Snsrp-
shooters Club. To amend the charter OF tho Man
haitian Fire Insurance Go.
The speaker presented the Annual Report Of the
State Medical Sr'oty Concurrent resolutions
we're sior.ol to sdjoura from TIE l,th " the sd.
Recess.
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snuth will .ccert 10 terms fcr Ihe cessation q ho-
tnites, eIcert such ~ involve separation AMI thc
stAblishment of southern Coniclerscy shore
fore
Rssolred, That tho condition, offered tv The rre.-
ident " the United s,sleS uame'y TIE restoration
Of the Nltiora authority throughout all the States
the freesion OF she cu.avcl, and vigorous prose
cuuon Of the until all the forcca hostile n the
Government, a-c .s,snle,l, NEST our cordial sp-
proyAl
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SON. The soldiers lately stationed at Cssrloi'e-
vile had been Withdrawn W assist IN the deienc.
Of Wilmington hundred rebels src still s'
Lock pod's Folly Tue woods are full of de-
sertr
Very resrec,fullv your ohr ,ervt
W n. CrsntSo. l. cut. Commanding.
Resf-Admirsl DAv n PoR1g,,
Commanding North Atlantic squadron,
Cape Fear Riyci, n G.
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dence ~ the tine tho var broke o'' lie ihen en
tered the army as hsrlNin, sui aprcsrs - Arvc
b-'n denorsliEed by his now sss..s - 5ut ill'
ca.c has created a profound zen s'iou Coz ot~
Island, where he has hithcr o horne Inch tcpLts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
IN DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of symptoms. acts LIKE
CHARM than medicine. There is nothing In the
whele range Of uateria Medca that can for moment
bear comparison with 1t In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may be found in
the lIh edition of the U. s. Dispensaory, pages 1887
and 1893.
series OF experiments In which Dr. Bull has been for
years engaged has Just been brought a successful
termination, and be is enabled TO offer the public
combination Of CEDR0N sith other approx ed tones
the whole preserved in the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which be is confident has n
equal in the world.
he might furnish volume OF certificates. bv Gb
lie have long since learned estimate such Ia.
their true value The safest plan Is for every to te
for himself the virtues Of medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed
IN Central America and the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
MONEY TO LEND.
Ma az SMITH.

MAY 81 SMITH,
Z uthorzed BY Government % loan sJ0.c0o. in suns
~ from 81 10 thousands. wsiches Dsrns-os.
Je~el~y ClOthng. Furniture Musical lnstTumeEts snd
other personal property, At no l1&, Serth Illinois
street. SorwoOds Block the rst buiing north Of The
Bates House, up stairs. Private rcorns, second door,
Office open az al hours
eay- UHred-emed pledges Of all kinds for sale or
tr,S~ iansn-dn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION!

The 1913 acres which they own on the Allie
ghsny, two miles above President aud only FIVE
miles from the new $50 barrel well on Pitthole
Creek, and the lease of 1872 acres of the cele-
brated wilkins Tract" alone, are ample basis
for any Company, and are worth more than the
entire Capital Stock of the Company. There
are SEVEN WELLS now in successful opera
ton, yielding largely. from which regular
monthly dividends OF TWO PER CENT are being
paid to all stockholders. and there is EVERY AS
suRAScE that this Company will soon be able to
paw from SIX TO TEN PER CENT. DIvI
DENDs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
From the New York World |

the FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
is frst-class organization. whose officers are of
the highest standing. and we cheerfully recon-
mend it 10 all parties deslrous of purchasing re-
liable stocks The General Superintendent is
pioneer in the Oil business, and we'll known as
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
T From the New York Herald /

News has been received and abundantIy con-
frmed from several sources. of the striking OF
new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the
Reed Well. FEW RODS FROM THE PROPERTY OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

As wide spread the continent Of North America But
the crowning glory of his life remains be attained in
his discovery rather combination for he does not
claim to have been the discOverer % GEDkOt.
which IS the basis of the BitteIs offered the pub
lie That homer belongs the native inhabitants of
Central America, to whom its virtues have been Known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with it. the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most serpents Its
belief with them that while there Is breath IN the bod,
the Cedron is potent 10 cure, matter what the ises
may be.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared to endorse this extTava-
giant pTetension. he is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating its
virtues, that as remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure either TO change Of weather
or climate, or 10 missmstic influences, il stands
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T From the New York Evening Express

From the New York Evening Express
"Our telegrsphic dispatches received TO dav
from the OIL Regions inform Of the striking
of 300 barrel flowing we'll on Cherry Run NEAR
THE FIR>T NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY s
PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks will be in de-
mand TO morrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
[ From The New York rribune ]

From The New York Tribune
THE FIRsT NATIONAL is the name of the Pc
troleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before Us The names which we see among
the Directors are ampe re concentrations for
this Company. and sufficient, guarantee Of its
future management.
ALL ORDERS Br M.IL Or orHERwIsE WILL
BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO UNTIL The Stock -
ALL SOLD.
sE-Good responsible Agents aud Exchange
Brokers wanted m every city and town in the
United States and British Provinces. with whom
liberal arrangements will be made.
All orders and applications, whether BY
letter or otherwise. must be addressed to
III. -. ROWE L. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
maria d,f AZ Liberty ST.. View York.
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indianapolis and Madison
ax N aER&oAI D-
1854. Nh 1864.
sew Arrangement To Commence usn-
day, Nay az. 1894.

1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
( tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, et 600 A.
and p. NJ. arriving Madison az 1880 A. NJ and SO
2. Nj.
Leave the Depot at Madison al n and aIe p NJ,
arriving al indianapolis al II A. n. and TsoP. ~
Trains leave Columbus Tor Rushviile r. NJ, arrv-
lux at 5I0P Returning leave Rushviiie a. Z n,
arriving a Columbus il Is A. N.
This Road forms line with the Packets at IA iissn for
the transportation of freight between Cncnns and In
dianapolis and points West
Tariff OF Freights a. low as by any otherroute.
shippers and merchants West will find theirintsr-
-, 10 ship ty thisline
ma7Is PC sRASHAk. superintendent.
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The First National Petroleum Go

Ranks among the frat class Companies. and is
Justly said to be the most successful of any yet
organized. Its reputation has now become so
thoroughly established, that no more need be
said on that point There are greater induce
ments and better opportunities to make money
on these Stocks than any other in existence.
while at the same time they are GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons. TO hold
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Fsssf
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BiNk,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Ofthe United states.
AUTHORIZED 81 ,Oe0O 900
CASH CAfiTAbPAiD N........+... ........ 100000

VNyILL receive subscriptions, a. financial agent Of
Wv the Government. for all Of its popular loaEs
VIII collect gold interest registered and coupon
bonds the most liberal terms Currency bonds cashes
presentation when due
Always hand full supply q L. = revenue stamps,
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell ell government securities, orders
Washington coin and exchange in all the principal cit
viii make collections throughout the West and Easi
very reasonable rates.
Will receive deposits, and loan money At per cent,
good security
Having unlimited facilitie will all kinds Of
banking business on fair terms and with the
promptncss.
THFo. T. HAUGHRY, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER. Cashier.
indianapolis. December 3, 1854.
deco dim
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A. j. MULLEN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OSHce-Gymnastum Building, Corner
Meridian and Maryland SITS
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
mvll-dH
"a OlCAl.
M A N II O o D

A ND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED IL -FOUR
~ weeks by DIX. KiC0RD's ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr.
koorc lot PaIis sfi.r years Of earnest solicitation,
has length did TO tie request Of the
American public. ana appointed agent in New York
for the sale he valued and highly prized Essence Of
Life This wonderful agent will restO- N hood
the shattered contributions In -four weeks and, IL
acc0 ding printed Instruct Ne failure Is impOs
sible This lfereftoring remedy should be taken By
ali about mary, as It's effects permanent Sue
cess. IN every case, Il certain
DR. ticord Of Life Is sold in cases, with full
in tTustons for 81, or four qnsrtue In one for
-, will be 20 any part. carefully packed,
receipt Of IFS accredited agent Circular
sent free on receipt of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND, az Bro0De street.
ja.2l-diy Orr door vet 81 Broadway. " T.
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No Liability to Stockholders.

The lands of this Company. embracing over
II 500 acres 10 FEE SIMPLE and leasehold. are
situated in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-05
IpYANnPIA- GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

The Temperance Convention at Saratoga,
n. Y, has adjourned sine die, after adopting
several resolutions looking to the advancement
Of the cause of total abstinence. Among
them is the following:
Resolved, That homemade wines, bltters
and beer are too common means OF educatlng
children and others into taste tor strong
alcoholic drinks and always the occasion tor
the fall Of partially reformed men, and should
be discounteranced by all friends OF tenn,
perance.
Meerschaum is made on large scale IN
Philadelphia by saturating carbonate OF mag
nesia and sicate Of soda OF soluble glass; care IN
selecting good quality of magnesla and
silicate being the only requisite for success.
A Washington telegram to the Philadelphia
Ledger states that many of the articles in the
Raleigh Progress are severely condemned IN
Washington, because Of their unwarrantabe
nature and tendency to mislead.
The coroner's jury in the Manchester Conn.
murder case has returned verdict charging
the death of Mrs Starkweather and her
daughter Ella, upon the son and brother Robt.
L. Starkweather, He has confessed the
crime.
The yellow fever prevails at Matamoras.