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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28


In the last speech he made, during the closing
hours Of the last session Of Congrr-s, the vener-
able and patriotic CRirrrSpEs in the Senate.
enhortcd TO peace. cancellation, and adjust
nent Of difficulties. He declared that he con-
sidercd il the duty Of ever, good citizen to en-
deaSor to restore anil preserve the Union. He
would advise that. r. injustice Wa done now =,
the Union was worth bearing much for party
pass;ou and exciiemcnt would not last AWAY.
and il one Congr-s. do wrong, another may do
right Bus this cry et eonproni.e ~as like
The old evy' of the its~aass, wos 10 the cooaser>
cd. ard ao~ trasslased - NJ comproaiss. The
nurnrroos Ietitsoss, received froan all parts Of
the country were m evidence that the heart Of
the people Was rghs and IN favor of peace and
rscoaciliasion with sacir brr,hrrn, and that tlry
wer< not willing To have their chiisirrn 20 to
war for . dogma We arc one pcopae, OF the
same bleed ssd oos fsniiy, and mu.t conpro-
mice -fAnty uoabh.s iie fvs Usios ~sI
not Tor sscsssioa. aud would ssy 20 Kestseky y.
stand by the USIos. till necessity forces you out
~i,h eens.Ascy and idclisy. This Was thr brst
government in the world, Notwithstanding the
bad administration sometimes. and be would
have Kentucky stand by the Union, If rvbellion
swept over the whole land. like the last soldier
of q brave band. till every thing was gone. and
then eoassder what ae1t should be done. This
WAS his principle and his advice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

rAs nehas la-.gtiey - A. ~ issA oesaslas tlss
fa,y~sar ss,~clai disr.ssh fso- Fss-@reist
PsssacsAA hEsck ia--Ths uisassF WysH-
dosss same ups shs eisy Nbout l~o o'sl0rA
sAis aA-Ts~sa. ~ bsiag foss rsrs~sy a-Uuos
Ioa-a - sessa Rasa islasd, ps.sFoT, Fl~ksps.
- srrrsts4 ~ Ileutenant sLszsas ~hs ssai
sA-1 ~ ss~a - ~ eelisesui - ~ sisas 80
sAssits.- r'-s Wy--Ass es@. sp - ~ sAass
- s.sAsa ss~s s-@ - tApps s~Ps~s-s4 -
vufessnus isdsfsf &C. sl 81 .e.t4ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
SELECTED STORY.
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II S.,s IN nv ,o,t., .,s.;,-t .,,-,
,Aorouslr. b.t co,,a ga ,.,h;,,, ,h.,-..a
On. for e~rrr., ., ,h, ,,o., ..a r.,.,r,;., ~.
unpleasant, fac, to her. N. a I,-'l =,
.wby said IN. .xh., h,. ,.,ro,,. ~ A.. h.te
dollar / v,,. xou ,h;. morn,,, ,l,, ! ~, f.,
Nh. J.a.. for ,.x;nvr l,l.. Raj .lu.r, .,.,,.
s~ ea.b;<r Of chr sr-., -
'Af,sy another un.ueccs.fai auem,. ,o 6sa
Il, l said: Mrs. slsek l think therr mus, be a
hole in sos,c Of my pockcts for c.r,a,aiy i have
not goa IL, and do NO, lL,ak oS ans tA..g ILass
raid il oss for --
III iook TO your pockets this cvcning. said
'he mildly, and mend thea. if ,Le, ner.l IL
III was not long affer thss coasss Ns.e thai
] reraea,bsred having trvAi~a,a,s.lf AMI ,Lrre
fr'esds 20 ies errss as-I orsayss ., . eosfss-
TONER. shop. bs' eOssisd~d 10 keep 's- di-csv-
cry 10 myself
. could no, end any hole in your pocke, last
nighi. sa'd ny ~ife. tho sest Eornias. IN agen-
iis issr. and with look ,hss my feelings pre-
vented me from seanaing closely. and all ,here
ply fcli willing to make was, All! eOuldn't
yoar
"a ssv days afterwards she called On me for
twenty 1--WE cent. she bad lately Deposited in my
subtreasury for safe keeping. A tborough
search proved saavsilipg.
Really. Mrs. slack ssid I. thinking IL best
10 show bold front there must be some cor
ner or seam in my pocket that is open. Though
rAl'y ! could not 6sd one any more than /
eosid hnd the -i'-ing qusrter)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

80 In an advertisement, by railway eosa-
pany of soHs usoaile,l for gods. The letter T.
las. BY accident. dropped from ths word Lag.
isl. and Il reads nov
People 10 -huH ihs-e pssharrs arr direct
81. arr rcgsssiei 10 eouse forward and pay tbs
ss.fag charges CO thn sane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

sI-A Cuhr FoN SLiFrEEy siDIW WsIKs.- Tbs
Niagara fAlis Gazette tells a story Of two
Young lsdIcs who vers proIDsnsd.ng along the
street recently. when oDe of them slipped and
came down oa ,bc icy pavr'scnt like tbou.-
and of bricks jumping quickly up. sbe es.
claimed setfs roice. "iisfoF. another winter III
have . Baa to bssg to sev IL ! don't
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

wa-Tkess b = ssaorsaa<.s is aesF. ThsT ars
80 ~ uu4sk - vsstn-ss. bst afpswesi TAsy
are ~ u-.ssup~ys - ss~Fveeiseisg syisf -
49, ua.uifiaa 80 ~ nnzpeskahss Love
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

b~Ths latest ease ~ shsenoe ~ mind s
shipcarT~bler vho bit ~ ths esd ~ = coppsr
sFits and dIgvs piug ~ toi,aoco i"to ,hs yss-
ssi's bo,,om- lie del not DISCOVER his niiaiaks
aatii he vessel spit 10 his faeC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

sav-' SAN. vby vas you like Mr. BsehanAs.
~hen you stole Dc pair oh chickens las, pghi.
from old smiGs ~hite washer chicken boas. =
Il doat khow, Brutus. eAnt go any Like
s-ss"
DE similituds am very plain, Sam yoo gets
into de White bonss Nd bat little oPpo.i,iOu As
bo Erts cast vldout aay a. all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

"Coms here my htils lad" said an attor-
n-y 70 little boy about. uins years old. "A
case is sei~cn the devil and the people
which do yOu' ih,nk will h. D'ost likely to gam
thc act'On'' The boy replied Il g'scs. 1, will
be a bard squress the people have the most
mon~y bot the devil has tbs most lawyers"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

nas-Tte harne.sins Of the Precipitaloni,ts in
Virginia has been one Of the most S-tiious thing.
OF the sort We have ever witnessed They have
not done Piunging yet IL is like taking PIGS
to n new pen They squeal ,se whole dis
tance.
They have had their own way 80 long that
they don understand the functions OF n MINOR
hy. We recommend to our conservative friends
To exercise patience with them they will be-
come Acclimatrd After awhile.
On tLe other hand, ~e would kindly poin, out
90 all thoughtful frccaters the utter njudicious-
ncss of making n rumpus. The bird 10 Gagged.
and merely ~earics itself by flying against the
bars.-Chdr. Rsrielr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
Cheating the Printer.

An exchange says, several Irishmcn wsra
trying the other day, to decipL,r = notice head.
ed Pebble sale. e.--Ibis notice. although writ
ten 'olerably plain, could not be read by the
Emcraids, and they requested To read IL for
them which Of course We did. At the concll.-
s'on one Of them turned TO hi. comrades and rr-
marked, in n very impressive toner
Well be jabbcrs, III ni,er buy Of that man
who won't gvt ADVERTISEMENTS printed; be's
chaicd the printer, and be Il ehA,c me as we'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

Jonss cou,pls,ns q bad sruell about thc ofice.
asd- s-ks BSO~u chat "a eAa bs. BsO-a
doe-st kss- sslsss a may h. th0 i~sgs saa.
hsf q dsasi ieifsrs-T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

nsvPsiriek AsFinsgaa. wiih vheeihss-
rov ran = rsce whh ioeou,otiys. - shs latter
veui osi II sishs, Mss observed. AZ - - -
rosTia blsgzAri, o. ID ~ afshor rzania iais
ysss.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
n.r-A rhnolmnr,n N nne nf on. a.,

eds-A schcolmarn IN ono Of our district
schools was examining class in orthogrzphy.
-Spcll and define fowcrvt, sbe said ~F-i-o w.
e-r c-t howerct, little flower" went off a two
bead in perfect strcak. Wavelet" @Way~
let. wavelet, little wave" WAS the prompt
return Of number two "Iullrt" ~li-u-l-lc-t, .
tnie bell" sirou,ei urchin number three, who
was innoceBce prrsonihcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
s1-A witty Young rascal p...in, ,hro,

sSrA witty Young ra.cai ps..ins thro' the
town OF A., IN Alabama. not long since
wanted son'e ~hiskey, and knowing il could on
iy be obtained by physician. wrots hisaseif AN
order, .isning it with hi. owa nsnse. 20 which q
learned NJ. ID. was attached lie presented is
Al The drug store Of . g-n,lenan, Who thoSeh
unrceognifed BY him, proved TO be an old .c-
qaaintance.
-hAiio' Frank" said be- vixen did you gss
"a BE- . doctor n
m NOD doctor"
why. what. this ". u. 10 your name for
then e
Prank saw he vas caught; but ds,sr,sins TO
make the best OF it. pss On . very ,nasesas l&,ok
and meekly answered:
oh! that's for Mighty Dry"
Of course he got tLe Wbisksy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

~h = ons ass - osiy psseasseF h-aes,s.
bot sys0 - strs~ a~~ss fos ~ saks - sar
f,iIo- erNv,Ii.vs - ~ r~thvsy Il fhis vrssrh-
sa1s<-rta .ltl 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
POETRY.
The Yirsa violes.

Sss" hssvisss ~ shs y inter ssso..
The hiStisn i~a,e> werr green:
nsoss. the tSttsr slast might hIow.
D1s uffss carol s.s aoverLct ss~,
ssnssaA a.. s.l,.l. ssrvsa.
Inc cd oeh. rs9nd its shoaI.lsrs hare.
a. Ls t.n>rOd mantle drew.
Orm reir % uhs ys.sS ie,pair-
lille. hoysfsl ~ IL s1slirr~.i l.ir.
The se1lns ,i<A.x xre-.
Cpder hioe skies and ss,ksh,. mild
March. With it, bAImisss br,ath
CI.,o the spow-irirs brrssb~.i All .,,,,.y
Aud through sbem looks 81 che y iut.r', .h,.g
Life in the arm of d sth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

~-Isay. Pa. asa Soa ssieepfs D.sa
- sls.y" -Il-sa ~ sfsss ie.die as quss-
shsrfg sra asl.<p. ~ j.has.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

awHoul waaas p Jshasop sts r-~ly si~rs-
81 ssua.ss eseas Nisen,t = ylsxiai.as ssi
wssMPn fsse 1nugk &.ksnsaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28

u
Watches. Je~elry, Tzney Goods. Cutlery. ,Ciocks,
and MILITARY tsnofs o every dcs-rireion,
such a. swords. VI Iaulet:es, Sa>hcs.
Hnts, lare, puifous, he.
g7eryy tbnI-arses ysrwisAef cu~rtrus Yin ev~y
AkTIiC l. r.. -r..-s-.--.. =,
Nov opruinT usarribrcnt stack of New Goods such
q Am~rsrsn. English. German spd rreurh Jewv,ry.
" snl Single porcs Beet QUALIFY DolA wair hes,
Eagiish Lr,ers, rkccton do. DaJlcN Anchor EScapr
nsr~s L-tkwes. very ssasi soS &sshcs, ~sA
Iraxb Asd dlAmosis, rlsGAniy r,samcied. insirprn-
dent and Quarter second wairhes Hunting Is car,t
Odd Wstrhss IN ~vvry ssSServ.
isrh China Vases, fr,m Pans aud Dresden. french
Asd Spauish fans.
alvey. s:eid. Issry Pearl snA Leather C.rd Ca-.s.
do, d.. do. Port Nonzies.
Eiers'rf ':iff and Broasrd Clocks Candicbras.
ALBSTA wSkE-Sts.sss. R,xts, l1siies. B.ssicr
krt,r,. ar.. al the bcst quality.
PA TED Tea and C,Hc~ S~ts Crstors. Walters.
Cake 4Ri-l~Js. ycertahls h,hcs, Tnrrns. Buscr
Diss- can.ll-,ticks. Traketiics Cru-, Salt Cears.
Trtssi~s Swell Vtrnfs, styie-. English and 4.
merrsa Tac Gallery, s.<-ors, Pen knives, rAiors..
Spprtine Knives. Ausir Boxes. !? J. &. 5, and pairs
JewrIrr- s-'aie- s-d Weights. g.. "a.
waichnaakers' TUs,is aIi Materials; Watch Glasses
~ every description; eomIicie assortment of Den
DIST Fllcs. Hf f.r
G. n 3 60. Offer the above suo.is the very best
terms. Can and examine.
Dcrrnib<r l. 1853 ..F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
tjAxx rArLon-

hlND.
Mind. m,nd alone
Is hight and hope. and hfe and Ioweri
IELLiorT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-28
..B.ass.s.W. HERBERT /.

TT A s.spcssaed Jebs p osssN n q Rastsssshipia
fns. s.ssys :: <. E.sz.ss II. Z Ia..r..s. Comp.
=, - - Ins.runrs Company of tie vsiey ef Nr-
sinis: ssd seiWsacsuy.i.sA<.re wssh the mo-i re-
ESpscsnsS = - vc!ss sss5 ere Ssspssrsa | arc :" 70
sssrv ansans3f "a -, sowess vsiss. e~s-
psrAhk IN. ~ Fssgcss q - .s:sred, -,
. :. s...'s.s: sfasss ssl- ''lasiss slassSi~s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-27
furniture.
PRESERVE CAN
PEARL WHITE GRANITE WAR
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Both New and Secondhand Furniture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding. Also large lot of ParloI
and Cooking Stoves. Call before you Buy.
L. B. HANSON & CO.,
g. 6S, and 10 Main street.
~ Il. b. HANSON Will give his personal attention TO
the sale oea personal property in city county
state. diff ala
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-27
TERMS OF ADyERTIsywe

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY Or H.
square for three insertions and 20 cents each sub
Taquent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
lfominent place, also those largely displayed viii
10 charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms
IN WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square each sub
tequent insertion IS cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
nandnee Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
No gratuttons Adeertisemenfs No report, reso
nuon or proceedings of any corporation society or
association, and communication designed call aten-
lon to any matter of limited individual interest can
le inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement
~ Inc Publishers will not hold themselves respor-
oe Tor any that may occur beyond the amount
eharged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-27

At market Az Cattle about 400 Beeves and Al Stores
consisting OF Working Oxen, Mich Cows, and one two,
and three years old
MARKET BEEF-Extra (including nothing but the best
ing nothing but the best large stabilized oxen 5000
5,I5 I'd quality Including the best grass fed Oxen the
best stall fed Cows and the best three years old Steers
5000 a. 800; third quality $3.50; ordinary 5000.
SroREs-Worling Oxen--Noue.
Cows AND CALvEs-But few at market
YEARLINGsS00 % 90; two years old 800 q 90; three
years old 800 to 800.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 1854 at market-Priees in lots
$3.50, @ LIS each. Extra 50 250 q each, or q sc al
ID.
SwINE-00 at market.
SPRING LAMBs-Sl,75, 2 @13.
HIDEs-43 @ sc 70 IL. Tallow, ) q 51c. az h.
Veal Calves-$0 % so.
Numberfrom each State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-27
1VHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.

That times very hard, and money very tight,
That the people have ork and in bad plight,
And that for Carpets and Crockey they pay high
And that, for all extras they must pass them by
OF this and other matters the people they complain.
And makes me feel sad to their faces filled with
pain:-
And if by selling cheap-if this will make them smile
Even il my money lose, they share it awhile.
Therefore, have concluded without regard to cost to
sell
All of my Kitchen Goods, Gallery and Carpets.
selling,
With Broons and Bru hes and everything, all cannot
Therefore ladies and gentlemen come and buy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods Mt
my Poetca Station
is located in the Bay State Block the Poets cor
Here have good Stock of Goods and as CHEAP as any,
upon my honor. ~
Now come one and all buy your goods and soon times
for better Will change,
And money is little will hold out if Won bl1v at
the Poetical Exchange.
ana should my capital at the end of the war be light
fight, '0' - Al w '''
will rally.
And we put flight hard times with one vigorous
sally ~ e0
And II conclusion my customers thank for the tavors
that are past;
Also for those which am receiving in the way of nat
ronage-may it always last.
N 1.-THE people respectfully invited 10 call a.
the Poetical Exchange, and examine my Goods which
are new and of the latest pattern.
jeIe diff ORSON N HEATH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-27

Many, since the great discovery of Prof. Wood hav
attempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess
to have discovered something that would produce result
Identical; but they have come and gone, being carrie
away by the wonderful results of Prof Woods prepare
on and have been forced to leave the field its resist
less sway. Read the following:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-27

Remarks-There was not SO many northern but about
the same number of western cattle as last week and
some OF very good quality. Prices were about the
same from s5,75 "a $50 y ewt but the difference allowed
IN the number OF pounds for shrinkaGe from live weight
being from 80 20 "a lbs, makes the price vary from IS to
5Oc % cw We quote the best s6,25 q cwt as the high
little fro m last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-12
MEDICINES.
THE SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON OF DMzNCz.
SAFETY AGAINST DEArHI

SOLDIERS who calamity votunteer their ssrv,,--
N TIE Government should he prutected ag.in-s
Sickness and Death by inglorious disease is
well ayths4ticated fact that in oil since wArf.rs
becamc$ science, more deaths have resulted frOm
sickness than from the casualties u war.
Let every soldier he armed with RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF II will prove A. servceabls -
musket, pistol, sword or hayune, with II ne d.n-
ger will result fr,m sunstroke, Darrhea, Dysetery
Fever aud Avue, Typhus and Typhoid FeverH
ri eumaism, Neuralgia, HcNdache, o. ether peius
Coughs, Colds, Influenza or Asthma VIII nus
remedy pleutihilly used In the CAMPS, no aekD--
will break out or pcstilence prevail.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been hly
proved To h+ the uo4t important eIuiprnent th
! medical stores II saved the Lives n thCnsn1
soldiers In Venezuela. New GranadA and Bcrndofl
sHth America II also proved u gresi uns y -
Eighth Regiment during their encaQpmeb =
Quarantine, a. vUuched fur Ivy all the oficers, tpd
| UPWARDS Of az irivates ~ the gallant Eighth.
Should the chances Of war require the presenos
| our trOuIs In the maarous esiuns, laa,,Uns snt
marshes, and rice pla'atou ~ the Southern stase
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove Of more
service, u used than all tine batteries and aftsres
OF the earth Win this remedy, the oss Of life u
tie dseaSes OF climste Will he small: without n and
dependent upon the skin Of TIE army surveuns,
| acclmated, and without experiences A. 10 the discs
sc ~ they prevail in those localities, the loss Of
| = II he fearful *
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will save IN. Hv,-
OF those who may lie seized with sny u the dnatie
diseases ~ the Southern States. For twelvs years
II has hattled successfully with the mos, formidshis
of pestlences Of the rice cotton aud sugar plant
tons, RAILWAYS READY RELIEP, ~ prevp.1-
tive and curative Of diseases ncideSal " the Soynh
ern States, IN no experiment but an absolute fact
| In of Wounds, Bruises spratns, Gun Shot
| Wounds, Sabre or Bayonet Wound, the applicatsos
| Of RAILWAYS READY REL1EF viii lie % grv.s
service, and, " used Judiciousy will prevent nfsu-
nation modification, and save the necessity Of ana
| putatiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-12
MEDICINES.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.


HuNrHRgye HONOEorAuffo BrnfHV1n
had their origin in a great public want-nedjcines
or all the wants " ife-cura,ivs that aiher, moth
e., nurse or traveller, could always have by thsHn,
sad always rely upon,-so simple thai mistake can-
not be made In the selection; ~ harmless that all
may use them with impunity, and 30 efficient thai
all may rely upon them with safety. Such they
have proved Thousands Of families use them daily
for all the ills and ailments Of every Jay Bfe, and
rarely are seriously sick or have need W call ply
sican. Thousands, with some single specific, have
cured themselves ef serious chronic Diseases OF years
Standing. and upon which they have spent hundreds
N vain, snd among the million who use hon, mona
question their purity or efficacy.
But a. no genuine coin IL without hs countcrs,n.
- under the shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPECIPlCs,
. nunber Tosdstod "Curaiives" or " Renodes-
have come up, whose principal use Is u bear invo-
lantsry testimony ~ tho worth Of the original such
trash Ia bu. the fruth that always throws W
the surface.
These shallow knaves lust know enough 10 COPY,
but not enough N INvENT-ihey know enough ~
STEAL but no, enough n ORIGINATE g. they
have stolen the names and numbers q my medi-
cnes, and even copied my Advertisements, and with
these borrowed garments the essays 70 act the
lion and even fancies his brsying Is the Of the
monarch Of the forest But the public are acquAnl-
cd with such patry devices, and well know how 70
take the true coin and leave the base counterfeit,
with ib maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED by the mos,
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
They are used by the most INTELLIGENT and RE-
FINED u every community. All have found them
al they have been recommended, PROMPT, Eff
GENT and RELIABLB-evesT wAy wothy of pub
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X. +. UIBBARD'S
UNRlNALLED
RllEU MArIC LOTION.

For tie permanent relief Of Tic Dporeaux, Neu-
atia, Tualache, rheumatism, Nervous Headache,
Cole, Cramps OF Spssm1dc Action o. the Muscular
System.
II needs no commentator b. ensure continuance
with all those who have once used il. II is an in
'aluabe remody-t acts like a charm h sou,he and
uet, and finally Ia aunihilaie all those subtle pains
which the nervous system il 80 Constantly expos
q.
Also N be taken internally for Collie Cholera
parrhda, Cramps In the stomach, old aud obstinate
Cough--miN one tepspoonml of the Lotion with
four OF syrup or molassos, and take in teaspoonnl
doses three or four times day ottener, when the
cough IL troublesome
For Pain in the stomach, Painters Collie or Flat
ulence, take teaspooniul IN hot water and sugar
a. hot Al You can sip II.
Try IL and you will never be without Il.
REV. H. HIBBARDs
CARMINATIvE sALVE.
This salve In one Of those excellent things which
no family should fail N keep always on hand. For
FeonH, lies, Painful Ulcers, CsiTbuncles, OF An
thrax, Commonly called Ant-heaps,) Ag,is In the
Jreaat and face, E,r-ache Burns, Scalds and Rheu-
matte Pains of all kinds. 1t Is a Sure Specific il
dlays the pain at once, by stimulating the cuticle
md promoting local Precipitation. The first appl.
alton gives immediate relief. II has been for the
t thirty years before the public, and ita reputation
aid use Is daily increasing. All we ask Ia q trial fol
any Of these painful diseases and we are SURF thai
you vi realize al we promise for II.
All these are M useful for the family a. the oamp
and should be in every house.
Orders solicited and promptly Altanded 70. Ad
dress iOa Fulton St New York. ielo SAAoaAO
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MILITARY.
EOR WASHINGTON IMMEpIATELY.

EOR WASHINGTON IMMEDIATELY-
RECRUITS WANTED for the Third Regiment
Excelsior (Sick,ss) Bngadge.
cd Able-lodied men wanted for this Regimen
which Ia now stationed at Washington, ali build
ing Notifications.
INDICTMENT FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Pay Sl3 per month, and families provided for D.
once.
Pay and subsistence commences on 81 gazing IT,,
roll.
Extra Ray when on work or Notifications.
800 Bounty when honorable discharged.
II You don't wait " he drafted, come up at one.
and sign the roll. Apply 70 Lieut. PENN0CK, IN
BluAdwRy. OF 6sll2