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The national Republican., 1861-06-24
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Public Acts Passed at the Second Session
of the Thirty.sixth Congress.

CHAr LvI-An Act refund the Territory of Utah the
Expenses incurred suppressng Indian Hostes in the
year eighteen hundred and hry three
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Americd
in Congress assembled, That there shall be al
lowed and paid to the Territory of Utah, out of
any money iu the Treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated, the sum of fifty. three thousand Ave
hundred and twelve dollars and twenty cents, to
reimburse said Territory for expenses incurred
in suppressing Indian hostilities in said Terri,
tory in the year one thousand eight hundred and
fifty three, being the amount go expended, less
the excess paid to officers and soldiers by said
Territory, over the rates allowed to the United
States troops serving on the Pacific coast in the
same year.
APPRovED, Februarv 27, 1861.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE.
n. IL n;ssss.s af Wask; ;anlou. ---

nR. FESLER has
u arrived In Wash
ington, and opened an
Office, No. 444 Eighth
otvoat poor Dan
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TIE REBEL CAMP AT WINCHESTER.

GENERAL SoBSSToN AND MAJOR WHIT N0-TaE
ARMY or TIE SHENANDOAH, ETC.
letter 70 the Louisville Courier from the rebel camp
at lnchs,ter, Va June 90, has the Following
The casual observer would take Gen johnston Cor
the man that he Below The medium size, plain and
unassumiag IN garb aud unprsieutios in manner there
nothing Whatever N his personnel to Indicate the exa
ts,ou Of his rank He has, however, striking head
anu face but the former lie generally keeps concealed be-
meath broad brImped souch hat, or old fashioned,
round crown glazed cap His counteDaDce is shsdowed
by Iron gray wntksrs and mustacne but beneath the
latter there is TO DO seen thin compressed lip, upon
which there almost constantly plays sheer.
Major Whiting Is no great man in physique, but intel
ectuay he has few ssperiors IN the army. Ample ev
dences Of hs great engineering gens we're afforded IN
the construction Of the hsrbor detences NJ Charleston
aud the working Of the tremendous batteries that ST.
fenced the guns of Fort sumter. The only striking
thing about the kaoss appearance 10 his peaked hat
and Immense The latter has all the fierce brisnce
Of the hawk, while ihe pupil is dtated to extraordinary
size.
Where are going and when .s not known. I doubt,
indeed whether the commander OF the army OF the She
nsndoah al division is styled, himself knows. His
movements necessarily depend upon those Of the
enemy He has already thoroughly disconcarted oil the
campaign pans OF Cen Scott and driven back the div,
si0ns OF Patterson and Cadwallador, whe Mcclellan s
rsgamanE from Indiana and Ohio afraid TO advance.
II would n surprise the we remained here n camp oil
summer, and then enter upon etry ug autumn sesson
rtesc over three hundred sick 10 the hospital at
Winchester, bus the prevailing dneAaes are Of slight
ohafsO9er sam not day rssscs but there Is soldier
fdral, AND thebody OF soue brave boy s laid up0n Die
iau0t Wsshss Garth 10 Ayr Dc great day Of rcckbirs
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1851,
Tux onIf sxRvOR APPROPRIATE HLI.
Mr. SIEyxss (rep) ofPa from the Committee on Ways
aud Means reported bill making
for the legislative executive and judicial expenses for
ending with June last; also bill king appropriations
FOR the civil expenses OF the government FOR the same
periods.
DEFICIENCY tbs Army
Mr. BsAlR {repI Of Mo-, from the Committee on MIL
tary Affairs reported bill to promote the efficiency Of
the army also bill for the employment Of volunteers TO
aid 10 supporting aad defending the government
All the above bills were referred to the Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union aud ordered to be
printed.
ARMY
On motion Of Mr. srxysss, the House went into Con,
burne in the chair.
Mr.. BuRHErr, (seces) OF Ky, said he had had op
portunty 70 examine the bill the estimates which
i, Is based Millions upon millions reported and hur
ried through without opportunity for Investigation
He desired to ssk the gentleman (stevene) whether hs
ba framed In accordance with the estraaies OF the
Secretary Of War.
Mr Suvsas replied entirely 60.
Mr. BrsSssT asked Whist wes the aggregate amount Ok
appropriations.
Mr. 81 aslsr raid this the irsS time that Congress
US Called upon 70 do what II had heretofore refused to
10 shse ho had had seat on kctS aoornaney, the in
creAJe o, tho regular ay fcr no other reason, he
II, s a sstsS SNa las BIZ vas bas:a 90 tho
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OUR MARYLAND CORRESPONDENCE
RyrAy Uousu Md JnIv 1871


Searches for sp'es-Barcs Of Dispatches Diicouered-
CSSnol;ne and Treason, DC.
The most active measures are being taken here to
prevent rebels and con:raband OF war from going
South The early train that reached this place this
ing for Frederick and Harpers Ferry, was detained I'LL
every passenger bad been searched.
IL the commanding officers quarters there is nearly
barrel full OF dispatches that have been seized their
way South for the said and comfort Of the rebels" Oae
OF these dispatches found tackled to the bottom OF
trunk. Tho owner OF tho found 70 be non est
rew's when incurred for Another was 80 timely writ
ten tina. it could only be read by the aid OF powerful
microscope,
one would be surprised to see the pile of clothes Do
tanned at ths place.
tbs i've dese-.er5-scme OF whom belonged 10 Wilson's
Zousves-arrested hera yesterday were jeered and
Laughed a. I'll they were glad TO welcome the time OF
their departure North.
woman, young, pretty, prepossessing in manners
and well dressed was detained this place and searched
and OF the inside Of that garment which ID generally
worn next the dust and ashes Of humanity found
entered into engagement with this female to carry
any portion or the letter mall she accordingly gent
TO Washington With males Of n different gender
Hereafter no military men will be allowed 70 pass
without certificates.
THE ARMY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
FH1LIPPI GEOGRAPHICALLY CoNsIDl RID HOW
THE TOWN WAS MANNED, AND HOW TER yiMR
WAS CHANGED STILL DESERTED--THE rukBIr.
ANTS--GRNERAL NORRIS RECEPTION.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette
PmIIPPI, July 4, 1861
and do not make tho last syllable Such the mode
adopted by the inhabitants, and thcy surely ought to
knos bow TO spell the name Of thoir own town-COton
At'as end the New York 1rth 70 the contrary uetwish
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WHAT @. JENNINGS WISE AND FATHER
ARE ABOUT.

THE HEBEL FHiSUNEl.S AT NVLl II BUS-NI.NWM On
THE VIRGINIA BoKDxR--uES. cox TO WATCH
WISE.
SPECIAL Despatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
CoiUNRus, Iniy Z 1861.
Lieutenant Colonel Nebng, OF the rwentyirs reei.
ment here last night, under orders from Colonel
Norton, at Gaipois Tor rebel prisoners at Camp
Chase.
ling reports that o. ,Jeuninss Wi.e has been de-
vaststing in ksnawha Valley, with about 800 men, 500
Of whom are cavalry, vol equipped They had camp
about sixty miles from the Ohio.
On the Fourth Of July Norton moved his regiment two
companies OF the Seventeenth Ohio. aud one Virginia
company, 10 Ripley, where vase had several uays
Boys eager FOR light aud marched like soldiers
They were about Iour miles from town when scolts
ported that the rebels had which entering town.
Norton found tn be Rpicy the county seat OF
the county Nehlrg says Henry Wise is at Charleston
with about 900 He reports the coalition Of
kanawhA Valley ss one U ,nternecns strife neigh
Dor against Deghbor Great destruction 20 pro.
perry has resulted from the visits " rebel forces o.
Jennings Wise AT one place destroyed mill and carried
OF 81 900 worth OF goods.
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Rapid Arrival Of Sores-Harnsbuy9 to be Stra.sgcal
Point-Erpec.ed Attack Upon the Foe-Why Are Not
ne Reserve Corps EmpIoysd'-The Go operation nth
NcDospcll-Er- Minister Fau'knrs Mansion Under
Gtiard-Vis of Mrs.. Faakner-she Takes Away a
Wdgon1oad Of Something, Tuo Negroes and Cell,
de-, DC.
This has been exciting day We have all the excite
ent which precedes immediate action We have been all
day long receiving renforcemeps and large quantities Of
Stores That this s to be central point for provisions
and munitions is evident from the quantity Of
ihess either already here or to be brought hhe, Its
importance strategical point indicated by the
taot that two regiments the First and Third Pennsyya
ON tre also 10 remain here on guard
For some days back II quite evident that we would
have 70 detach regiment at least from the seventeen
already here before could advance 70 act ss guards
Il was also equally evident that the enemys force under
saoh circumstances, quite equal numerically ours
Hence the reinforcement received to-day OF portion Of
Stones column and by the return Of one OF de-
tached corps peculiarly refreshing and palaabe In
the Of the attacking force being superior
military success, required by all the known rules Of
warfare Our numbers, even now, will be 80 slightly
superior all and every account OF the eneys force 3
TO be believed that any viii be owing pa.
terce seadness and consistent courage upon the part Of
our troops than 70 all other Causes.
Our column advances TO battle under circumstances
different from any which have attended similar advance
part any other column which has gone the fed
for forty years under the American flag regiments
OF regular infantry accompany to steady it under
charge upon battery or TO head upon the march We
have no regulars In the artillery and cavalry arms
The whole Of other force consists Of volunteers
regiment q which has ever been under fire the
which fought al gainesville These will be entrusted
doubtless, with any charge 10 be made to
nofrow we must be upon the foe, unless they retreat
a most formidable Jealousy exists among the regiments
tonight to who shall head the march. officers OF re-
gnenu visiting the Commanding General and persecu
kng him with the warmeet entreaties the lead tbel
efficiency and courage. These things augu1 well for
cen, Edor or o lively energetic desire for a fgh
san serve this column and give 1t victory
The regiments which arrived here to-day the Seven
eeepth Pennsyvana Volunteers (artllery) and Eve
plnee the Twenty fifth. These were followed by thu
I'M NeH Hampshire and Ninth New York-the latter
shreey regiment. There are 10 be followed by thu
smsste@sa ana Twenty eighth New York, and by som
kskeR ESo9sylnA regiments Of the reserve force
skYMQ9 NUpQ9 expressed here that Secretat!
~ p a1oepte9 any OF the fifteen peInsylya
H1Ns1f07Semsnkn - ~. SAVE three Out Of She OF
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GENERAL MORRIS, COMMAND MOVING

iCorrosponderce OF abe Wheeling ipteitgrncer
rWsRsrsG n. W Va. RAueoAn, July 9, 1861.
On Sunday morning the force under General Norris a.
Phiilippa, between six anu seven thousand men got
orders 90 march in ,he direction OF Laurel Hi dis
is, or was only shore tBe before encamptd with a
force estimated at from seven 10 ten Thousand stoDg
Colonel Hubbard, @ta two compaues, left in Phi
ippa but have since been crdeed forward, their place
hay;ag been oiled by fresh Srriyae from Ohio.
The sildes. kind CT runos prevail One time dring ia
heard distinctly in Laurel direction and the next
meni you hear that the enemy have surrendered
Nothing certain s yet known. fear, however that the
leeiness Of foo, may save them.
Colonel irwin has received la.gc reinforce moa,s a.
Chea' river ara fully prepsiet for anything that may
tuin Up III that quarter.
Hill via Phippi for Grafton, who will be able TO give US
information of a reliable Character one thing may be
relied upon by all that Major Gems rn McCeNan ill
Leave Virginia until he has given srmedrebe'on III ceaih
stroke N the West.
ihero are three ccmPlnies Of ibe Frst Virginia res
mebt new al Grafton They were to have gons into camp
he hin iast evening. Two Of these companies have
been for the last Ave week. pent up in small. badly
tutej houses ia Grafton. II IS, doubt great relief
10, tho poor fellows 10 get on Tie HILL where the air
frssh and pure Captain Stephens, OF the Iron Guayds
scn'or captain Commands Inc Vhglnsns al this point,
and IS dcset7eny popular Ia camp, he, with Captains
Brit and TrlWble wiz be uater Co1nel Thomas Morton
Of tho ohio Twentieth, Who bave reason 70 believe, is
m experienced aud gentlemlpy comnanoer. Ohio may
well he piosd OF such men as Morton and irwin They
are much loved and respected by the virginia boys.
Leave for GteF,op While Gu the way from ~ebster
to here lsaruct from person who is fully posted that
the enemy is oompletely surrounded. surrender or
slaughter is inevitable Perhaps at this writing the
bloody work !s going on. All is activity in aud about
Grafton General Hi, am informed had his men so 10
yast ast nlsi fully armed and equipped. The greatest
excitement OF shat stem subdued soldier Ike mind ia
every here o,eervable several pieces or cannon
well planted the hill, overlooking the town and com
mhndirs Us various sppIosches, supported by Colonel
Morton with large force Of ioentry Everything is n
the moet perfect WORKING order, and cur boys most
aaxoas for opportunity 80 have hand in breshag
trelien bsfose the three mCuibs are up hear
there is considerable feeling among the boys CT the First
Virginia regiment account Of not getting paid; they
10 service two months, and not dollar pet.
II "a 70 be hoped the government at Wheeling, If has
1nytapg to do With this matter, will give it its early at
teptiOn. HARRY
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ELL THAYEa5 COLONY IN VIRGINIA.
4 stter from Cofedo Wayne county, Virginia written
BY one Of Hi Thayers coonsts appears in the Boston
papers II says
We are IN miserably confused condition here. The
eiga OF tori orr not yet commenced in this comfy
but the traitors trying it, aud would, il they dared
bssin 10 arrest and drive Oh Union AT the yotug
the ordinance u secession, the county gave 1--WE
nuudsod ard eighty six ority sgains. The ordinance
But many ot the votes sgeinst obtained ~ careful
and discreet tstogeihar different from the
mode damaging suoa Uaters ia your state) aod the
votes cannot DO relied upon. We cannot depead upon
more thsn half iae pumher IN emergency.
The excitement hss been n,eDse here iCr three weeks
The camp Of the reoes the Ksnawha Is lift miles from
here end is designed to sash.ea UP things the ak
eight refractory counties in this part OF the State The
rebels constantly dfuDMng recruits here for that
camp and the leaders and all prominent cres do nothing
ere but operate upon undecided and tmii men, 70 in
duCe them TO either join the wrong party refuge 10
couatensnca the ioysl they 10 turn many. And
this is why the pancs frequent and distress
ing.
We have hopes that will send in aew troops
But ihero are very many places III western virginia
where troops needed nuch more than here So
VIC mean 10 DO all We can to protect selves, and
good many viii resist TO the death very bad con
clifton OF tHogs however Nearly halt crops OF tho
country are totally neglected, and while there much
excitement no one can properly attend 10 ais business
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YVES TERN VIRGINIA.
OUR SPECIAL mAlL DISPATCHES.
OUR PHILIPPE CORRESPONDENTS.

CANT PmtppA, Va, July 8, 1861
Expectations of an ANaotFr Rationf Sercd Out
Ire Roads 10 Ls,s-sI Htu BaTicadsd-AornsNts Of
General Mcclellan, DC.
Extraordinary vigilance 10 being exercised b. Genera
T a barris and Preparations now making to repel
expected attack Arepor, that the enemy were ABOUT
to advance upon position and retake from US Faihp
pi, circulated by the nleoe of Governor johnston
Several days extra ratlons have this morning been ds
tbuted Ia case OF the advance OF the enemy or change
OF our postol the troops are ANXIOUS 70 be LED TO
Iaurs MIN The bssd 1uerters Of part Of the rebels
Ger compaed OF GoyeruCr Wse Our spies cannot learn
with certaiuy the exact number Of the rebels at this
place nor can any reliance be placed in the vague
ports OF scouts
The force OF the enemy is supposed to be between
three and thousand srnDg with several pieces OF
rod ana ono or two masked batteries The road
leading from this place 10 Laurel Hill, for miles
in front Of their Entertainments, s strongly barre ade1
Major General Mcclellan has put the head OF his column
in notion with its front towards Laurel Hill par, OF
h LETT wing tests On BuCshaunon and the videes OF the
armies from their close proximity often exchst shots
Our scouts are constantly bringing in rebel prisoners,
some OF whom officers, but hey maintain stubborn
silence IN relation 10 eli matters concerning their IoTees
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THE JprRrfLsr MEDICAL ETFpEM,
Its Urge and beautiful paper, and con.
iains the Dost vsln.bie 10 ormalion Oh Sper-
mniorhea. ar S~minal Weakness. The
cause, ehcc.f, and cure, showing The awful
~ cts Of The dlssase. On all oihen D.s-
eases 81 Sexual 0rgsrs, fulI'explaration
of the origin Of Syphilis, he means Of pre-
venticn and cure. On nsum piion, Inst
fearful disease. On me liver, Heart Sou-
lch and Skn. On Female Complaints -
ON the various Schools 81 Medicines On
he modes Of Treatment hnw Practsed 49,
Ga the False Treatment Of Diseases. On
me various Medical Humbugs. On tue
Physiology o. Marriage. On the Common
scnse Of Medicine. On Die', Exercises,
and Ablu'ion. How the Physician should b..
How To Prevent Pregnancy. And many
other things. SEND FIR IT.. This Journal
should be 10 the hands Of every ono. To
all who apply by letter, with full description
~ age, occupation. symptoms ~ disease Of
my kind, and habits o. life. Candid Advice,
free of charge. viii be given, by the Chief
Physician.
Address with two ~ three stamps for re-
torn postage.) DR.. J RUSSELL.
Feb. 10. (Box ID Bros KLYs. New YoRK
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NTOfIrE II hrrehY niycN slnf hr v'ruN
II 'hm- Exntni'ura i~.uea rpm GYMS
siIire n. ihr eltrk ~ shr nnh ~ CFHui arsi
1aarhsr Pleas Court, pal M n 0rAsiea.
l @ll rsfpr NV -nle "A pnh aNtt'Hn W ti.e
hsnest bdder. AZ ari ID haga. " he doom
~ ihr .rfir' hisspin ] 4-rs.. Nh
MONDAY, Mach Is d. lSHl.
between fns honrs pFe~cribed ~ la~, ihs
sfns and prpi Ior seven years ii ine ti-
loving described reul estate, situated III Du
bols cuugty, to-wl.
The north half Of tho southeast quarter
and ihe southwest qniricrof ~ south tasi
quarter OF Section eleven (li), in ~ vnshiy
NJ. one ID, south 0 range M six west
containing Que hundred and twenty acrcs 81
land
And on failure 10 realize lie full amount
Of principal, interest ard cost called for "
aid executions viii Al ths same time ard
place md 10 like manner, seIl,he lee simple
Of said rec. estate.
Taken ~ the property 81 Rahen u. Dick
son, u the several suits 81 James Edmon-
atom. IN Common Pleas. Henry r Hubbs .
" Circuit. aud Robert Laran and McCriilUs
Grey, IL Com rcn rlraA q urt III DuhuI4 ro.
JOIN MEiKEl, Shcrff ". u.
feb. % lSNl-3v $50 90
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State o. Indiana Dubois Go.
~ Ne Sheriff ~ saih Comfy Greeting;
y on nre hereby ccsnmandpI VI give lrgei
nriee n general Ipwnsh Eicciinr.
- be hciJ ~ ~ nsuui 81 rsS N toilNA
iownship Elections II the srvara rrariuc'
nnf 'ow nships w sal county. IN Ipndas
- H. dav " APR. l8Gi. ia me porppsr ~
e'ee'ing ] Township lrnsife I'm eseh iown
ship ~ snid couny; aIsn. 3 Consnhles M
RAlpbri1ga 'r~nfhln; Ju.ticr~ b ihf
pace ard 3 On l.iabas ~ p.gnka g'p =
.I,-'irsr AZ ihe prac- mud cnn.iehlrA IL
Frfdifrd 'pi ? Csnri,hlrs ar Eiri Tnwn
ri'ie: u-t blrs ~ cnrstia Feenflip.
nah ! Jnsii.e ~ he pesreani = CHI sfeh :
Nv irrbi~pn Township. nnd alsl one M
prNi.or n highways for each IN thr sry-
"ral Road Distress 10 each ruwnsAip III
said County. IN return ths writ
In wrrr~~ whercA Ihave here
unto se' Nv Val z, aui NE eaal
n. s N ifap Cfcrii Genre w III ceut.
M 'tl p day NJ FspnAry, AZ
y lSfl
BAIL. IN ErNONSrON, cl~,k,
by b. ButrTSER, Deputy.
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TO C0NcUhi PTlvES.
And ,ho.e ilicicd @iih
DYSPEPSIA.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HEART DISEASE
FEVER g. AGUE,
or
fsANofrr ID kmTnN
I CONSTIp AXIOM,

The undersigned, now scgorty-fve years
Old. has for years devoted sli1.e 70 cnrlne
Dis Practitioners and en- pprin Now York
w lhpne dfeadhil complaiuis, y heh carry
ihnuaarfs and ihrussndA - nn untimely
grave; hchns seldom lniiedtp curr MN who
haye opalifd ~ him Nh llef, or5 believing
Il 10 Be Chfiatian's duty to rlieve 'hase
abroad. "A Well as " home, ~ sil send 20
those Who qpire IN, CtNyNf descriptions
used. Gree ~ ChnrE). rilh direction for
preparing and uriuv ihc Ssmc. Also rules
On u ". Bathing. Ventilation, and Exercise
'or The Sick, they will ina these remedies ?
sure cure 'or Cansnmp'lpn, aEd alldlscases
~ 'hc THroAr txD 1T Ms, FEyrn Arp
Arrr. CosSglrAri9N. llAtfgD fsFAse. Dys-
ifRslA. NERVOUS nhffLisN ths ffNtr
ru"fg Affrs. upa hRhlpr~ ava.v one aiilietra
VIII Fend icr 4 cprv. ps Il nh ccsl nniliAs,
ana ,hnse ~ufT ring 4hoAii rpplv before \ N
100 lafe. Tre.e Prescriptions are used bY
ne most eminen' Physicians ~ I.onder,
Psrig, rni New York. Ihose wishing them
viii pieo-r Address
REV rR. CHAMBERLAIN,
NiiamsbuFeh, New York.
FL. 6, 1851.
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NAV ~. 1860
On. RcnAcg, DFAn Stat tis spa iaem.
es was gyea up BY the nhysiciHns, Ihis
las, summer. as hopeless case. tn was
nImos, n skeleton. flesh and muscles seeDfc
TO have wasted AMY. IL couhl not rl.s
fr.m lying 70 sflIing position. on Dee'
tor said ii was 4 ease If Lumbngo, apd 'hal
oil the doctors IL ih- world cgud No' cnrs
him, aud that f. soaIt have been dead lone
ago. II he ma nai been ~ wen ru-s q. H.
A culls-ify fsrnedon the caisiie NJ ihe ~
thigh ex rndius from th- hip - lb knee
and tie Doctor laid 81 wou'j taye M "opr
the high aud scrape ,he bunc.' Ihe N
Grafton being vefe ~os persuade ~ nv
our Scandinavia 3 w Purifier ADJ Blood
Pills. / procured three bolile- Ut Tie pai-
her and ,wo boxes d Psiis,anlto my asion-
i~hmen' ihry TOOK away TIE callasiiy, and
restored him u health. aud he is now able
20 work. These are the facts ~ tho case,
snd you are al iioeriy 10 make What use OF
them YOU please. and 10 rpirr % me. II yor
inink proper. Yours. re-ncrtfp'lr.
WILLIAM SAGE,
LIP. 81 the NJ. 4 ur,h
Reader. do ,on know uf any other reme.
,lir- ~ enrlh that win protuce such Chilli
ons resu'is a. he abogfl
H S~e advertisement.
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JASPER COURIER.
r~THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
DRY co, corner Of Vine md iongwcrih
streets. are cur agenis N Cincinnati


We are prepared g give prompt a.
tention to al kinds Of job or COX
printing. Any description of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion ~
jack bills can be forthcoming On the
shortest notice, IL tile most approved
STYLE. and on reasonable terms.
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We are convinced that there are many
parents Of scrofuiuus, consumptive, and dis
essed condition 10 whom . numerous of.
spung only brings suffering and poverty
10 such We wunld say write. and we will
send YOU information ~ sure well tested,
and never falling PREVENTIVE.
We WILL NAIL FREE. 70 any one for ap.
plying Tor i,
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or All, especially young men, should
read br advertisement " 'he "ncw Na'
tionol Disponsary" al Cincinnati, OAio, u
another column.
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The Household and Farm,
Plantation and shop.

For every Family. having ever 1000 Re-
reipIs on Cooking, Preserving, Dycing.
Cleaning. &c How 20 Plant and what Il
be best 20 Raise. How 10 cure animals,
idsice 70 House Keepers, Farmers, and
Mechanics. On a 1000 subjects Of interest
Pace - cents. Worth $40 10 any one.