davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-01-24

~ N~A% ~OkAC AVy&GMtGFys
us !rKs 10 tsb:espoonz full OF D.. T. b. T41Bn1'a
btl Pin. xvers nj en minutss. Ioa Vii iooa b
49,. : " - ). iT:enyIasIf +. mnEbifr, Sole Arentx.H
B1fE Ec5 81 r. RE.s; saA1r ;,,,e2 Ee22
AELD, nsuExnts, Chicago. 1Aas Esoi:lt
Well To-Day. sick To-,1orrow.
sueh ts no q 1per1ence OF thoa'.nds Fsw eh]GY ~
Ss sltrssate i'is uncertain conc.tion Not I'm
Atlt Of coaree. liz lays the bisns on tae cntaats.
3sshaps i TOO ho q IT,, t99 & sse Or te1 ~ 1s o.
.E.lust tne cxtrlr,et and change. Of Tnich he CON
Me ;ues ss
such .usdcn VIC s,itu3es WhJ then doe. hs not r.
:o t. M At p1ns 1na III
thr cspact5 q lls sy.trm oil ertIna agen;
& ,fqa te D5sees tt7,s
fully scco1dln2 to TIE directions. will stsenrthen
the STONE c brace the nerTeS tone tht Eet and ro-
Gptate wLd inslRorate the whole animal machlntrJ.
weather., nnd Liable 10 e Frustrated by eysET change
OF 4 lure, vi become cxAehhrdencd ~ It 1erc.
TIL. preventive principle thst Mes71rr1s's BrTr1ks
o~c tIrtr great bopnniity In tie lnGrA. 8Iltisa
America and At'tfAHa. 1a1t-e'!61t rAsts
Mro,ner's {Uphan'A) Hnfr Dye.
40 Cents 4 D0x.
ss RI1 H fEE 'H 2'1 'et SET WsRksES II Il EA7g e
p!e%se: Thts article t,at been thoroughly tested By
bR- CHun,N, of Esx York. hrH 1'ros. Do th and
q ia +
i not tDiult the mGst d,41cate hau. Sold BY Drag
u aoi Fancy Goods Dearrs cv.rywhers-
JEo. J. KRoNKR, sola Proprietor,
~ cseetnqt It, Phil.delph!., p;
LORD . Smith. Wholesale DiukEht.. z3 Lake
, 1865-01-24
ALL 70 De SOLD FOR u 90 EACU.

st Gents Gold Hunting-Case Watches. $50 to $50
= - 1ad.es' Gold and baamled Case
go eens msnF,ns Casa Silver Watches :
az Sas Goia Vest a.d Neck chani.
5,@o t.oid Oval Band Bfsce1en. n............ i" S
5,Gct Chased Gold B1aceies................ J." 10
2oe9 Chate!aine Gha,1s M e9a Guald chalns - 2
*.39 La,a and Eiosensi1e BEsoshes:;.::.. h:;.::.. =.
sSeS S Sessic @ s,Ias. and fiofentina Ear
:5oacor.p, Spe opst sid E@.fssi III Diopi
a,No E.l!t9En1s ptamond Breast Pins. 50 1o
600 stts of solitsire sleeve bustons. -.
500 eeId sidefi 4ihinbi;s. Pencils.
1o e 99e Anssnre loeket.; :::c sn;;,S 9
~ M ee's g! gsss1g'sss' ss sss ess:ss'. sss:
59 ~ e!ain A Go!d ~ R5nEs; I Es;:-................
15oS Stone st and sgnet RieSs...........a5o 10
l0ie9 Calliornia Diamond R,pgs -.,.:.:.:.. 2.* %
lsos lsS Sci Sci LsdIes' e JeTsify-Gsmso, Feari.
10000 Goid i F:1s. sii1tf Extension odcl;
1000 eoid I'D fsns ind doid Mounted iaoii::
500 eola Pens :ad Gold E1i:a;isa nad:
800 s!!v,r rt:eiists and Drinking .upi.:: -
$!.! $S3$Hxs Fiji IT, p:sss#.;
STB e assss q ssf:.:s
% Il saSes e
regulations following:
prr nlartd In SFALED ENVELOPES and well mixed.
one 81 ID, Sc envelopes will be sent By mall to any sd
9tTfs aTf X oAaRTiGfES SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
On receipt Of the certificate you viii sss what yoe
arr Going ia have then It Il 1t your option TO send
TIE dolal and taEc the article OF not may
hus obtain 60 ws.eh dsam9nd Rs 1T o5 ang a. set q
cau tbe1 Get issthan oae dollars worth, - there arc
no b'anks. The price q cert1estes y y follow:
for IS: si1iy.1ve for SO; one hundred for fl3
Agents Will IA allowed ten cents on errrY cestin-
c.Ie orderrd by them, provided tlrtr femtttanco
amopnts to one dollar. Agents viii COLLECT Is ccnA
for ever certificate aud remit Ii cents 10 U.s. eith.r
- s-N4N' - +, d. GAUGHAN 4 CO,
jaues gss7G5s. 11R Broadway, New York
, 1865-01-24

!rrtutc and drcnra the kidneys. and b. canst uso
lead - chrocic descnrsAion sad coEnt2c1 Dis
- 4.
We pretcnt the Constitution Water to the p-o'i
With the conviction that It has equal IN Relieving
the clsss dtsca1ss for which 1t has been t3nnd 50
eunently euccettrt IN curing; and VIC trust th-t "
sht! be rewarded for our e1ot IN P:actn. so vauA
be remedy In form 10 meet tie requirements ct
p&tieI. tuc ply siclan4
, 1865-01-24
IN CALIFORNIA AND DAUsTRaLIa

1t Is currently known ~ the Mtnerx Medicine" snd
is popG.az11, n a 14e gold reeots Of the WESTERN
III Eere Gle, Sho%a That 1t Ii consiIeycd lt!4
renssIe 70 re e health asd tae priy-
Ii. e Of the go.d hunter nnd the pIanee1.
, 1865-01-24

c'<ss-.sxe-s EzcucS %o9p.
-t,s ct:.e.s1ed 1ou.Fr soar. in satsuniss1s., d.
r1E.a Hur from th- cloiceAt natsaA h. mild aoe
enlst u It's E1'Ire. irs:r.2:i1 sccntsc, sra e.
r. ls.< h"u"ac:a: fts nci' UrE tEr 4ka1 -o-fae
1y ill 15r 4=zsts and F ancs 6 oost OtaletS
.t9I--..ss III EA&Tp
, 1865-01-24
lrgal Notices.

DROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
Court 6xrTKxnKK TkEk. 4. D. 1854.
Upon the application Nathan !. Dixun for An osdcf
ri notice 10 the btlt.halden OF the Aophn.on RAnE
and claimants upon the Rere!ves.
II II AdtudEed. ordered and dtcreed that the salo
DIoa cause notice to be published In the l1ovt-
s1onco Journal, Chicago Tribune and New York TIL
3aoe directing the hoders OF the bills OF said Hep
:1lntoD b.nk. and the claiuAn1 upon The Receiver
md thelI catma up2n said Receiver, a Sc nopkn,
ol March .s5 thru claims eha', he forever barred
= Agsnr said Receiver; sAtd Lcttceio he published
0e1nbes. INA. - - -.
Entered the decree oi Court I'D dhy 8. +. 1851.
{Dec. ~ By order =
delkhs 3 2mis InfIN A GAPoSGR Clark
, 1865-01-24
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.

A "Reminiscences Of the Rebellion In
he Relations or Hang
man Eoote and John Uf4-Lettex
tall
, 1865-01-24
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Fnve long s!nce Ftven up the use Of b9chu, eabeoe
and juniper in tue tsextueut ol thtso dnttAest anu
onIy utt thsu tpr the want OF better reme5y.
, 1865-01-24
EKAUnS UPON SOCIETY

Have 50 c.en been perpetrascd br means Of false
WsYi condned themselves principally II the testimony
ct i ell known public characters. and h.Te invited
readers 10 verify published statements ny direct
lefrrence to he ps1ti~s who,e names ware appended
to :m 4nt in,seachment Ct ,he printed esGspcs = +; M
ieycd 1uth ~ was never before ode ed support Of
the clntms OF any other 4tTeEt1s d cdlclae.
, 1865-01-24

Der Of years than any other American tontc er
isnt srscord part and parcel Of the esien ~
e hrue.a have rtd and died and been forgotten sluce
II we introduced, II has to-aag larger sale and
wider popularity than eTer.
, 1865-01-24
THEsSIlAKNG MARTYRS

OF FBT11 AaD Aau1. instoad OF being dosed for
months with quininc to he ruin Of the he Aia
promptly set upan their t-et szsln, without dau
gerof relapse. bt this prompt remcey for evrry kind
Of Intermittent. Taken ~ sstsgu.ra A3sinst ulss
lutcl3 impossible.
, 1865-01-24

There u nothing thst TOUCHES the LIVER the scat OF
The mAladY 70 quickly, and restores 1t rtsnlY
q perfectly heklthy 1nd reSuar conalfIon, AZ HOS
TkITEh'S STOMACH RicfxR3 II OF = 'btl1ous
haelt t..dAnay O. system to that form OF
diease may be he1d in check Go t.tetius by tue 90
cxsfonzl use Of this harmless Tes:ts5ie anti1ote.
, 1865-01-24

AFTER AN ATTACK OF SICKNESS,
When the anl,1ai povrrs are axhsu.tea. the pai4a
Heak, the mind depreasel. anl a. tho pawets o. Vital
III al low ebb, taefn II restorative comparable
with the BITTFRs. They renovste every organ, gea-
s!y .,tnulats the clrculation Improve tac qu.lI Of
trembling neryea stability and armness.
, 1865-01-24

by HadIock t, ssmoye her shanty' ty a GER
tain time. On Saturday. Hadlock made his
annearanre At the window Of her domIcii,
which be smashed in, xnd notified her that If
she id not leave by night he. would return
aud murder her. At night he returned, and
disccye,ed the woman and her son sitting IN
tue 8;use. He broke the window and pushed
bis lead in, when she struck him on the he.d
with mallet aud he fell heavily to the earth.
ercan. went outside and found him lying in
an almost dying condition. She called for
Ier tou to bring her an axe. Her son did so,
and she took It from him and deliberately
chopped up Hadlock's body into small pieces,
and len him for the hogs to devour. She
went back into her house and went to bed.
at list accounts she had not been arrested,
nor was sho likely to be, as the citizens justi.
fed the act.
, 1865-01-24

Really rosseEslng al tho properties claimed f,r th-se
distinct species OF rtncdl.s viz: ton1cs, atecaiYe1
snli l1x.tlYta, AMI daily proving eY It's operation ii
ceses rtgnlrtns The exhibition Of thes. three mtos
amt nxsniB, that Is combines III In the grestes purity
and the bet po..ib e proportions.
, 1865-01-24
ON TIE TEMPERATURES OF TIE
BLOOD

Ane iss eguah'c c1realahon. IN exemption from tho
d,teases that prevail in Winter: materially ccpends
II sou wtud escape cor.hr, Colds diptherfs i1tlnen
AlEng lever, Intefmittensa. asthma, DC. &C. fnv1so
rate 1hG atQm1 which In lis turn VIII inVfxsr8t
ihe vital c:rreLi and 1.u .te It's lDTh ltn u03TET
TEEfS STOMACH BIT rKR3.
, 1865-01-24
UNIVERSAL ADELTERATIDN

A rendered all n,r rortet liquors not oply unra Ia,
but d: neeItu. DisttnEn:shed from esr1 other atm
HNSTFITEK'S BIlTER9 the rectifet e+.suc. Il
sould nat1.e,se. medieatst With the latces Of the
ttrpns .lone and unsprfeached = sale AMI ltFv.
nrot chahte restorative md preventive.
, 1865-01-24

TIE E0DE. ACTS GP0N TIE MINE3,
by dlEe&e, the Intellect Is obcured but grain u,
y the faEne recuPet 4tea nnnet the operation Of thl
the Il EiF2eiY and acsvtry OF thought rsturn
LeasSHnn ceyH0Fe fGH0-x kouad mind In 4 aouud
hqcy-s the chl-f Eosd, says Juveu9l. To en{o5 ths
double hiesstnK, the s.oach MIST be kept IN perfect
working crrirT-
, 1865-01-24

The maln stay Q. health !. gone. To restore II when
ttcltntny OF to prevent iii lots hits Sso aehic ID f-
taAliblr The wcrl tnfAIre Is oftn rAhsY empioysd.
but II IS ussa here As the cny expsetstoa Wacn
de-. rioea the rnfplu affect Of the Preparation aS Al
appetizer.
, 1865-01-24

2D-There has been no change In the
onerations during tile past half hour Some
Of the vessels are moving from the north to
the sopth Of Fisher, so Us to assist the attack
on the Mound, which can rake the storming
parties. In few minutes the hour for the
assault will arrive. God grant that 1t may be
successful. and that the lives Of our gallant
men may not be sacrificed.
SD. m.-The signal from the Admiral d.
1cctad the vessels to change their fire from
Fort Fisher to the water batteries, and in an
instant the Naval Brigade On ahe beach were
observed moving forward toward the fort.
They hxd About q mile to 70 to reach the
abattis. They had scarcely got In motion
before shells from the Mound and water bat
ferries we're poured upon them. Numbers Of
them were seen to fall, and scores Of others
to start back limping or crawling on their
hands and knees. Onward, however, the
main body pressed at double-quick, the fire
momeutarily increasing in its fatal effects,
until The whole line Of beach over which they
had travelled was strewn with dead and
wounded. Some had fallen SO near the roll
Ing surf that their bodies could be seen tosa-
ing up and down the beach with the adyanc-
Ing tide. The ditch and abattis WAS about
one hundred Yards from the ramparts, and
into this they poured until 1t was full to over
flowing, when two guns were opened upon
them with grape and canister from tue ram
paris, tearing the abattis In front Of them
! and adding largely to- their CASUAL
ties The rebel gunboats Chickanauga
and Tallahassee were also shelllrg
them from Cape Fear River, and altogether 1t
| was moment Of fTightful interest. 1t soon
became evident that these gallant men must
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. 9fiflarn 0ilnretl.

lin bic Utitte Suits ltorb in Slprena Der
lesisen .6auptitaOt oes &6nigre,ds StaIien, Der
berabmte amerItunil6e S@riftlteler Niaaro
.0lpretb.
Gr war am %. Stunt 1907 in Oeerfielo,
DlaiI., gebOren. Seine tpiilentli6e 9tusbilz
buns erbielt er in 9aruaro College. NadOem
er lth oarauf Dem Stuoium Der Ne6te uno tur'
Lac 3eit Der 8e6tsprariS 9epipmet bate, tpebte
er lia sans Dem 56riftlteuertbnme. GrruurDe
elmer Der &eoatteure oes 8oltoner ,2ltlas"
Degen se1dpddter @eiunOb,it begab ct Iih
/ aber I'M cerblt 1884 na4 DEM Sloen, rpp er
18 Donate aaf eiuefP Pluntugellette. Sort pe,faBz
| te er DIE obolitpnitlide 9noelle vAr9pDlppre,
ole er ipdter u,lter ben, 9lanlen ,Wbite Stlape"
umorbeltete uno erlpeiterte.
Getne lpdteren 9Derte tparen: etne @eIdi6te
Der Banfen, vner OespotsmuS (oer Stlduen=
Ibalter) in Nmerita", v3peore Der Dtoral"
I(184l, vSbeolie Der 8oltit" (1853).
Sein sr6btes unp berabmteltls l8ert 1T ober
bic gelAt9te Der 8ereinisten Staaten (1e49
bIS 1860. sic i9iloert in ie6s OttaubdnOen
Die Beriooe pOn Der eriter Gntitebuns Der amz
erifanilden GClpnien, bis 5ur 5weitenBrdiioent=
idaft DtOnrpes. 91S erui1ollpite Quellenltus
blum uno cine iburIiinnise uno aufrldti9e
I 0aritellnu9 uno gaffaliun9 Der @rei9nille uno
Gbarattsre MAIDEN OieS Wert gu einem Der be-
loeutenoiten in Der biltpriI6ea 2Iteratllr oer
ymsrltlner. 9pd taneit man an ibm Die gar
| gu grpbe &dlte uno Srodenbeit. Nber offenblr
mar 9lloretb Der 9lnldt; DAB Der Gei1idtsz
idreiber falt unD trcden 5u 8srte 9ebeu mulie
rpie ein Hidter, penn feline ubrlsen S@riften
5ei9en peutli9 genug, oob es ibm tpeoer an
| 6euer nod an &inbilpungStroft 9ebra4.
Statt oas @ert pon Der ermdbnten Gpo6e
an weiter fOrt5uilbren, puroe 9iloretb in ben
ilnf5i9er Sabren Dtitarbeiter an Der sc. .. Iri~
bune. Sein tiefes biitprildeS uno iurIoli4es
Wliien, iein Itartes @eoddtniB, feline 9ritnoIlde
Gertrautbeit nit allen poIitiiden Sra9en, feline
! traftoole SArelbweile unD feline Shlagierti9teit
nladten ibn Su einem Der eriten 5OurnaIliten oeS
2lnoes.
9taa 2inepln'5 erlter Grwdbtuns gum Brdz
lieoenten puroe er Ser. Staaten @onluI in
SrIet. ~ 8or ettpas mebr als einern Sabre legte
er olele STEELE tpegen Sunebmenoer &rdntlid.
felt nieoer unO ieoelte uab 6lOrens iiber, ND
er oOllenoS oabIn liedte, big ibn Der SOB
i'm pOri9en WiDnate prn ieinem 2eiOen erz
l6ste. .a.a..5 ...
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iprad Sa tam in elmer ltiirmiiden @etpitter-
nadt eIne Snoanerbproe, uno brannte 6rtte
uno Soaten nteoer, unb Hiharo enttam rur
ourd bic Sbnslli9teit ieineS 9feroeS ibren Der:
gifteten Bfetlern uno Gomabamts. Sin oeut=
iher @enole. Der ien 6armenleben eetbeilt bats
te, wuroe BON tbnen erltlagen.
MeiB @Ott-oas lino Der g8e6ielfd(le genug
-rief Hlrterbonlen aus. Ser arnle ylenI6
llno bann?
Daun fehrte er in eine Der gr6Beren Stdote
i'm gtoroen Der Union surid. Sort nabm er
feline frhbere Seiddfti9ung, llnterridt in Der
Wulit su ertbellen, tpieoer ouf. llno aus oi. ier
3et batte ib ben lebten 8rief BON ibm. ieitz
benz feinen mebr!
& (6DrtIeeung fDl9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-09

m Sllinnis. Wm. Giepeluno bat ieine 3eid=
nuna fitr oas Wanioleum ba8 CUR Iufnabme
Der ueberreite oes Yrdlioenten 2incDln beltimnlt
1T, uno bo8 3u DAT Ntoee erri6tet tperoen iOa,
Der Mpnument Spcietdt uoreeegt Sic Nr6t~
tectur lit sotbiidb. Ser Bou ioQ BON Solicit
Marmpr bergeite(t weroeu. Die Gopelle ppr
Der @ruft iOll s SUB lang unO 10 Suit brett,
bic 5lur nit abwedielno blau uno tpeiben mar>
mornen Sselbern aus9elegt tperoen. 0as 0u6
lift opn Wtarupr prpjectirt, bic Ndnbe Der Ga@
pee iolIer feds 3ca Side erbalten. 0ie 9ede
beI sbt in 9eripptea @etp0ltb0gen.
8 - (ginfabrpng Der peutIAen Spru6e in
ben Shulen BON @6tcagp.) Die 81 Sts;t9.
meloet nit 9rcBer Sefrtepi9uns, paB Der Grz
3iebunsSratb BON Gbica9p auf ben Seri6t Ell
1es 1etner Wtt9lieoer, De6 Shul- -SnIpector6
8rentonp, bic Gtnfibrune Der peutIhen
Sprabe tit ben G6ulet G9ico9o's nit 10
oeaen Sttmmen be1blpden bat. ST bteie
Ginfabruns Der oeutlGen Spracbe oorlaufs
auh nur eine perluG5weie uno auf zine
SAule - bic gSa1bin9ton Sbule bel9ranf>
te, 1p lit bph tetneSwees 3u oerfennen, oaB
bteIe Nlabresel elm bepeutlamec nnO enoltaen
ppl( fauoigen Grfuls Serbeibenoer @6rttt in
Der rehten ..gti6tuns 1T. = 5r. Srentono
unp ale anoeren 6errn aber, peren energt=
laer 1nD umli6ti9er 8efIrwOrtun9 uno 8e=
treibung bieler mtAttgen Gefprm tn Den
S6ulaneelesenbeitet, Gbicago'a Der errun9e=
ne Sies 3u Derpanten it, baben seredten Mn=
lpru9 auf bic pantbare Nnerfennnng ibrer
peutI6en Mttbitr9er.
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GSl1S. Gefpsa

Ste Damp er Ter ganline SerlalIcn rem u tpn Do
SIN &ure oer Gpnccrtfy. I d urn br Na6mttass
nr sort Wcnrce unp 9trrfptf 3D. tie rurh etne ere
G(Gfe Dampferltrte ,iames 8lu6 mit Gite Point
unb Rtc,mrab IN 8erbin6uu8 iebfn. a .-... ,.a
2eetere DefIasu City Dgtnt unb &t6mDnb tdeii3 UNI
ubr NOraens unb eben BET srt NpurUe mis ben 9asbaE
pfern IN VefbtnbunS peIde Nertrlt UNI 2H usr NaGm.
bela7en unb IN Baltimore reatssitis fir pie Stfen pef
i5en unb 8afhn8ipn 8atn5uSe etntrsf fen. tsr9 trl
81 Die Oampfer rieer ontt befdbren ben Sames Stub
thumb anri Sur Seses5s:t uno eettr BEN Yanaste.
binlausli elesenbett pte UrtfGtonen mno an6ers
1ebensmersbg 5u befbau n. &, 3''9*l r. +..+-~
Edets fir tteie @dse ne am 3pys ber Damper su basen
gcn Baltimore rad So; plf ..................S6 OF
y 8rrt aaprrce. -. ...... -. 5 90
Durd &dets bon Baltimore mad 8&u1pnb
Gttg pptnt ....7.50
gaiassnttmmsr unb Giltaertra. -liIl
pie 3im@er geqaemI&teiten fab unubfrtrOsn anb Der
lifA gut Der ebtn. '''" u
@aldgere peide 115 phiIabslpbta Abgeten tref
n rettaetttg fur ctefe camper bier Gin. ,.f =
Yta iere NIT be llbr WOrseutus pDn Rew gors Eaben
bnretbenb 3eil tn Baltimore 81 Rtttas su fpeiIen.
Dailee ere NIT rem ubt NaGnsttassaus spu lDabinsDn
trehen reGfSetttj bier etn.
70. ~ s ais, prdHoeut.
y ~ i AN'H cnno r. Doh -N0Prt t3lmd.1 ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

The way to get q Pnzs lis this; Send twenty Ave
Cents TO us, snd az soon as receive Ii will mail
you Certificate showing what you are entitled to- II
tiRcste and One Doliar and We will forward you the
article, matter how costly II may be, together with
fall list OF all the articles TO be dis poaed Of IL the
article not what you wish state, when you send the
OertifcA' and dollar what other article OF the
value you prefer, and Will send II. II you wish
more than one Prize, send us 81, and we will send
you Ave Certhcatesi for 49, eeVeni for s., thirty.
We have immense assortment OF goods TO dispose
OF aud need Agents every where, 70 whom We offer
the most liberal inducemenls. Write distinctly, and
say only what Id necessary lll
2 II, .r. GIRARD ". DEYAUGH CO.,
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! .gatlja;illlg!., g empire, III t,r,
photographic Connections with
Europe.

The New Y otk Journal Of Commerce learns,
by private letters from the United States
steSmer Shubrck which took Colonel Bulk.
ley and his expedition up the coast that they
reached the Bay Of Siigan, or Sitka, on the
first Of April, after a stormy but safe trip
They were received with great kindness and
favor by MaksutoH, the Governor OF the Russo.
American Provinces The Shubriek was the
first American vessel of war that had ever
entered those waters, and her appearance ek-
cited much enthusiasm on the part of the
people. The inhabitants of the town, num-
bering about 1000 Russians and 1900 kod.
iaks, crowded to the shore on seeing the yes-
sel, and demonstrated great pleasure. The
officers of the ship and the members of the
exploring party received the Inequalities Of
the place, and returned them on board the
vessel The line is now complete to Victoria
and New Westminster, and there is every
reason to anticipate for it favorable progress
northward. We are also in receipt of private
letters from St Petersburg, which state that
the prospects of the completion Of the Asiatic
branch of the line are very favorable The
Russians have about l,S00miles TO construct,
which will complete the line to the mouth Of
the Amoor River. This will be finished when
ever the American continuation Is ready 1t
is fully believed that less than five years will
establish this important telegraphic line in
permanent working order from New York to
St. Petersburg, with branches to Pekin and
connections troughout Europe
The New York Herald says that letters re-
ceived by the Persia speak in aattering terms
in relation to a successful termination Of the
Atlantic Telegraph enterprise, great care hav-
ing been taken in manufacturing the cable,
every inch of which has been infinitely tested
The weight ofthe cable in the air is thirty FIVE
and three quarters hundred weight per nau-
teal mile in water fourteen hundred weight,
or equal to eleven times its weight in water
per knot-that is to say, it bears its own
weight in eleven miles depth of water. The
breaking strain is seven tons fifteen hundred
weight The Great Eastern is expected to
sail on her intended voyage between the 23d
fJune and the 8th of July No reply has
been received from the United States Govern
ment to the application made by the Company
for steamer to accompany the Great East
ern. IMessrs Glass, Elliott & Co. haveacon-
cluded to allow no person on board Of the
ship during the voyage, except those engaged
in working the ship, laying the cable, the
scientific corps, and one director. The cable
is to be laid from the west coast of'Ireland 10
Hewfou ndland
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An Outrage.

A friend in writingt to Us from Sandy Hook,
describes the brutal treatment that several
young ladies' Of Harpers Ferry, received from
soldier and "iallea angel in the shape OF
woman, (known among the soldiers as "red
headed Mary") while in the vicinity Of Wea-
vertown On Sunday last, as the two ladies'
referred to, were In the Icipity Of Weaver
town, they were stopped by a soldier aud a
female, and stripped Of their wearing apparel,
aud left almost in a nude state The ladies
made their way TO Mr. louchridges where
they we're supplied with clothing, and to whose
family they made known the facts The in
formation they gave as to tha perpetrators Of
the outrage, led at once to their arrest by the
military, who intend handing them over to the
civil authorities for trial and Punishment
Our informant states that after the arrest Of
the parties who committed the Outrage, the
Provost Marshal had the women stripped and
dressed.in soldiers coat and pants, and IN this
manner, bare.heaaed and bsrefooted che was
marched to the guard house 70 the tuBe OF the
"rogue's march. ."-HagerstoUH Mail, 3D.
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Nearing Roth sides.

The wealthiest church in Boston, probably,
Ia the "0ld South" which worships in an edi-
fee built before the Revolutionary War, has
two ministers, and supports chapel for the
poor. The two pastors (both alike orthodoxy
who are said to be on the best of terms sooi-
ally, are dramatically opposed to each other
on many ofthe important practical questions
DR.. Bladgen, the senior, (whose wife is sis
ter Of Wendell Phillips,) is a Virginian by
birth, and an-inSeteFate old fogyi who iounts
at all the modern ideas of progress and reform
and for thirty years has been a steady apollo
gist for slavery
Mr.. Manning, the junior pastor, on the
other hand, is a radical abolilionist of the
John Brown type, and OF course an active
worker in reform Each OF these preachers
occupies the pu pit at stated times. When
Dr. Bladgen breaches, the old logies flock to-
the sanctuary" for their spiritual food and
when Mr. Manning is expected to hold forth,
The young people crowd the house, to hear
one of the most eloquent US well as ,progrse-
sive ministers in the city The salaries Of the
two are paid from common fund, and if
popular rumor does not speak false, this
novel arrangement works without any uucom-
Portable friction. ls4 o 81 50 i.fB la Ia ,s.t
A remarkable illustration of the advsn-
tsges arising from a. double pastoraie, is
mentioned by recent Boston paper. A few
SAbbaths ago, DIR. Bladgen, the senior pastor
Of the "0ld South" preached sermon in
favor of the moderate nse of stimulants,
thoroughly believing in temperance, bat not
in total abstinence, save for those who have
DOT the moral force to be temperate On a
Sabbath evening, soon afterward, Mr. Man.
ming, the junior pastor, delivered a powerful
discourse, taking the most emphatic ground
in favor of total abstinence as the only safe
course, and showing the evils resulting from
other teachings The congregation with
such opportunities of hearing the great prac'
teal question of the day discussed on both
sides, ought to be able, certainly, to form an
intelligent Judgment in such matters EUf