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The Confessions and Expert
ence az am Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
a caution to Young men who suffer from Nervous Deb
tv Premature Decay &C.. supplyngat the same time the
means of SefCure By who has cured himself attS
bsng put great expense through medical imposition
nd 0uacker BY enclosing postpaid addressed envel
ne SINGLE COPIES may be had OF the author, NrHAN
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A TABLE

Showing the number of Volunteers actually
enlisted in Washington County since the war
commenced, and the number required OF each
town to complete its quota
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Oni'e of the n. Hayward Compan.,)
IANUPACrUkkRs or INDIA RUBBER GOODS, ;
10 Milk and ID Congress Streeta }
BOSTON, MARCH 1sr 1852.
To Manufacturers, the Trade, and the Public
In the grant from the N Hayward Company to Metro
politan flashing Machine Company, under the license
Charles Goody said n. Hayward Company. for the
of Vuclnized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right 20 such application to the Bailey machine sFe-
caly reserved and is exclusively owned by the N
! ward Company These machines and rights guar
anteed to the trade and manufacture. and is the only
invention in which the Eulcan!zed Rubber Rolls I'D
erngs for Rolls, do not turn the shaft, the
clothes
The injunction granted in favor of the N. Hayward
Company, as joint comp lainanis and the subseqLe
grant with he above reservations fully establish the rgh
to this article in the ~ Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
Err REPRESENTATION IS FALSE, and evidently in
tended impose upon the public false representations
title. AS we'll worthless Machines that turn the
shaft and smut. y. HAYWARD 'OhPANE
THEo. c. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRE May 5, 1862.
This may certify that have used one of Bailey, Wash
ing aud Wringing Machines and say that will do
all that nded and satisfied that it saves
onehalf Of the work in washing and wringng and will
dry in half the time, and is saving in the
of clothes. A. VI. JACKMAN, Barre Hotel
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MEMPHIS, June 10. An cxpditon composed
-. thr guuboats ST. Louis, Lexington, Conestoga
lnd Mound City, with transports carrying two
Indiana regiments, under Col. Fitch, were sent
hence some days since to remove the distractions
r,m v hite RIVER. On the 18th the expedition
reached 81 Charles, IS miles above the mouth,
where tie letels mad erected battery An
ENGAGEMENT ensued lasting one hour and d halt,
N.Ie the gunboats engaged the batteries COL
tt landed below ana stOrued the battery with
perfect success, driving the enemy cut at the
yla! Ut the bayonet. The rebel loss Is l25 in
A..l and wounded, and 80 prisoners.
Dlyng the cannonading ball entered the
boiler Of the Mound Cny, causing fearful eX-
lo.0n and loss of life. The crew consisted Of
10, Vi whom l25 were killed and wounded.
.ag,. Kelly, flag officer, Was badly scalded
but viii probably recover.
g,a. haI.eck has occupied Holly Springs.
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MONTPELIER, April l., 1892
This may certify that have used Of Baey's
Washing and ringing Machines year, and
am satisfied that it in my business the help Of
at least girl besides saving large amount in the
ear and Of clothes. LEVI BOCrW ELL.
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FROM TIE
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leave 1res tone. 2Gc only .eIa0te Gestnr~
i've -le lIesmstreel3 b iuIIcl-aDie. -
-rld everrveerc--- rice 5Jo and .sl Der tGU!e
" sFkt-. z l."r.. Era'rs,rfrov<. Troy \ :
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T-.~t-.----3L.- - IT, --zTE--.
ers v-e.t .HoF,l ~ .- --a.IIul-.
aisprPsi4 &. -hornautv cleansing le i.r- n seccLc
slo.lacla ld creating . h'V OF pure 1eaInF Die in
le..l ., tta -a.c uu .,1G tinC: r4-irlsT, .Jss "a
Appetite. eai o.5n leag4-l esIie.sne->. l-tellper.
AuXity. LIZ. 4uor oud t.lchov. - Hcd me gea.
erai ou.s oJ Dysp-peiG. iii .AuSh ~ 42Iurel
.1tvgye-s y cleansing tHe whole -n--ll OF ne M
tc-tues siIn -oyeht toccs~ auC TItAl1t ticlrncs;
aa ioieut urges ie@Te I- ao"eis cost within 80
avs
graEs OF u. kinds " r-s, orIue ne sloo1 to reg
ua IrcuIAiIUu -IrOuEn he prCcl,- % tgsilIauOE 4
ms, the tnorouel sOiunoa On all nLestin-
obstruction III others
The Life ,.,ilciies have been frowr % cl-e ualilaA
uetinauentY faree weeks GIut half thar
tine. by emoym& loca. uEiEl-iicn - IL the muscles
nd lr-Imel.ts OF the JOINTS.
DGorstEs ot .,li kinds ~ treaug aud frene theniuc
the Adueys biA0arr; Aey operate iuos de satuhs
on These important Cruaus. uu hence Lave ever sen
i1uHd remedy -oT me worst ca-r- tI 1tavei.
also WoEss. .v -,-iodeLg from the iurning5 OF the
btrs BE suv r-gtt,r which tnese creatures &lhere
-Cucry. ILCERs and luv.terate or. the Derteec
urr eich these Lie Medicines TO the boJd aAd ati
.4e gra0s
aItga.ive ctecc pCu uid hf. .acd he klI. ana
lie morbid ~ WHICH accasoEs giI rrupflva corIs
lislus sa..Ow -iuwuy and other dlsag-s-ue complex.
Theuse or thesa os tor short time viii eatc-
u entire salt i,Beuur. ana ,ttiuHS improve
iuent II Tie ceirness OF the SKIN common Gods ana
iuhuenza Va ALWAYS be cured by one doie or NO IA
the
PlLEs-ghe original proprietor OF thee lueuIyre-.
was cured Of II e7 ot j ears auGu- h' e ee ii Tie
( lie '-dOiue- Atune
tEvER AND aGrE E--tcT RMS sccUrge - 'He a e~tern
counirv these -,tr-r-- viii DE- t1Guu tie. eeuv
arm .Ihey .t1er nj uicine- leave lie -sr'er
5uu-CC O eelGsu ut + useise- vur ~ fit~" rCG
iclIeA y errrai.st etn be saJi-'-u
BILIOUS FEY4 -. 80 atvEt oONPial,fs --.i-f erHl
Tiebititv o.. . tt.,re lj.ta--- o. ria.e- lie Alra
iciuer i8vr 'riI "usr teTerca! results
this o--c. pfI"H -" iugS tYit. an 0croTuiA
n toffus. trid, 20 the md ~ '"~r'a' ,.-
tiun Jtthese r.uiarssbIe hedIciupc. 1t-'f sweet
Nervous Drh.ifv. Ney Complaints 90 Eiud-. "a =
piraIions OF tie eaFt, aIneFs Cohc ore speedily ra-
HRRcrEIAL DIsEAsEs.--Ecrsnus whose constitutions
have becuine tulpairel by the udciuus vi Mercury,
will find these Medicines pettet curet ihey never
fail ne OIL the Effects OF MeT
curry ntuteiv then the lncst powerful prepera
tIon SaIsapara
Preuareu nd sold by ". y NOFFAT.
27TgviT S3s BgoADwkY. EKw YSRE
FoR SALE nY ALL DRuGGleIP
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Great Fe'aeGg for C3nRhs. C0ds 0na
hidarg Dificuitjes.
r3T-E CCwTE z T77-4LJ.
PREPARED EY
DR.. J. W. POLAND L. Nt
GOFFsTOWN CENTRF. n. n.

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,i 49, 1aen - - VI IN t.,,nr i,,tn tor
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- +o,, ,ost 800 cii =" 11l, r,Tn1fnr
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~ eu . T-1,-d 90 80 = - - 90 @ - 40 80 ~. 9ii;,a az ,isi
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- b,a II - y II 90, rrosr M a4 f,v
-l;1gs - atarcE 20 no, rsittaw 1i,qatr or INV,
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y nv he y--i,-a lir,~ ,,,cna,,r 1--we bee
,4,n i. 4, "f1,o,,-sf. ..rn 70 ~, .,r,n,.4.
IA Ger mas ~, .F,,-.-.-o Lass 9arC ~ 7.t ON
,, 20 ,r,,sr-, ,,-, i,. ~ 15ra,. - ~, ~
- sI..fa,ar tr,,,, ler d ion,t, 4.-r ~ rnr
~. +,. 5o-+ i'av cI-prD lin .i4..,it,
+' ,,.ara o,ib r. sniIo-s \. 80 l. 5ao,
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO Al IT Oil
EA-7 DRESSING:

trs Wilson's Hair Dressing uuc up n large bottles
nj retas ar 81 It's. per hottie. md Or drsssng he
ar Of any person, young old Icre Is not is eauai IN
n, world I. will make the nlir rreryhing yov wish
.. md moreover j. has perfume hat lEnIte-y
,r 70 any o the fashionable either foreign
,er,ea1. whict alone should ensite it 20 place On
eycry .Gv's toilet table.
% the Regeneration before retiring at night. ana
in the tlornIu- Apply little Of the Dressing. aud our
AIR will he oven more lfeke III color nad beauty
~. mining on YOUR haIr these preparations. ana
use lese accnrdiu- directions, and we warrant you
a lrna healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold q. wholesale by ilenrY L, WI.
err, * Co aacAcster n u..-o vhora al letters hou!d
20 addressed.
{. c. P!ERCZ.
" anu Eoua1i Agent.
sLe.. xCNTpE ER. ~.
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EHOM TIE
dfe:sVsasgss g'ssasslsEesiier.
From TIE
~. a4eNg.Is. sssEsg-gsatG:2ta.
.saErD ttsSs ex.gEnfte.

Gaa7 Of our f. gst eitizcaz u louts are snea
glowing terms ot riI. article
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hcapest.
Who wants I lfood Head Of Hair: Use
Hrs. Wilson's Ea-r 1.ageIer2Ior and
Hair Dressing.
Please read a few certificates from the following rea-
bic ana vet! known people
NEssRs. Henry P WILSON x Co.--1fy wife IL
using y1r ReGeneraor tie lair. and pruuouucgs II
ar anything she use Tor re nalr lt '5
easily applied does =9 m the teasta no dlsagree-
able odor increases the growth ct har prevents Il fall
ing OF, and often cures the Heaa1che forwurd you
,hIs certificate unsolicited. beCa0se tllnk IN article
that will do what vour iIa Rcaenerator will should be
widely known. think it Is tie best article tor the halr
RtSpgctttiiiV. SC.
XIV. JACOB sFLNE%a, &ewhuryFort Ia.
~ IKE me HG1r Regsnerat0r 1nG Dregslng rery
rruch." REV GEO. " WnoDGNG. Hartford Ct
81 tnnes1tatinqiu pronounce itUaiuGals Grtl-
cte rom the effect on AeIt
g 4. HILL. wife of Rev Henry iiil. Manchester J IT,
Il rendered far 2ott gL0ssy'
AIEor EARRAR, Saralugl prlnrs. y. /.
~ feet co7Htent lint II operates voT dur. 5ut
the r0ots to tletr natural Aealthy state"
RE7 Z. II. AELLoa, Nashua i. Il.
~ most ckeertuitU re~ar71t7,a IL 10 al 1srgors.
EEv q. HUssEl-, Lt.tet'r, u II.
Env"ulber /.
MgssRs IIgynY p. ,vHsos Sc Co. have no aesitancv
IL nsavirr III my opinion. rs ".', I!air Regenera-
tor ard Hair Dressing be-- ureram'tons
uae s1iA clntlnu -rt IN I-h-'iFe
REV II. II. III " H.. vret.,.. Mass.
november.
.lgisRs EESEY p Vus0v i Co.: lave Used your
,-r HsGelergtor ana IIGr Dressing. and haye receyed
-reat Henst from ln.n. dacn the articles worthy ot
1llclrl1lenuaL1r 1r. al cle-rtu- recomIend t1em %
al la+r to us original Color CO
any roIbiei with an1rua. or dIs2grceanle
ching af he heat l-srs- 20 chose whose hair Il
ding from me cad.
E4v u. w. H. CLARK. Great Falls, i. H.
'iEssRs EESRT I. Er,sVN ;c TO-: Llem .-rS. VIII
s,u4 tIar Regeuarfur Hair Dressing tTe tandard
.-t,-les IT aI tl!r rrarfrltIous. llFa. aaay n
-au-rs GuOwu hem % r7sr1rP .s 1aIr 7n.rs lr had
.er r. UanGrI-t. ialr 10 us original
.or ciirc entirely tle most rlJtl. eadacles--"nc II
lre INSTANCES most serious Hu-nors 'arsO1alT, lave
cen & sllrei In savpwi III these benefits
REY HENRY HILL. Manchester. Il. 4
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HAIR REG(1E1NNEEtl1} EEtl} .4tT0R.

The Recenerator IS pun I'D II two lzcs. anu
-etaiIs tor 50 cents for pint notrIes, and sl ior
quarr borr!cs. Tie guavr .att-es arc nuca me
cheapest.
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T-.1sz---.3L.l - l1---C--7----.
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Who wants I Good Head Of Ea,r2 Use
Mrs. Wilson's Han 1.egeIer2I0r and
Hair Dressing.
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.roGatgHu. arch. - $50.
ifAC... GOODWIN q. 60. i Marshall -r Sos
t0u. trENEEAL E2T7. sold eyerYwHerr " 1rI<isLs
E L. SMITH. 4Z-pt for -arclGut.
=. PIERCE. .TIoiesa- and Recall Agent .[ontpetie-.
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Office Semi-Weekly News. t,
.Shreeeport, line ), 1862. I


1t is reported by persons from
Little Rock that the Commander a,
that place received Il dispatch, ano
read ii i'll public; to this effect, ne
particulars We're received There
had been three fights within six
miles Of Richmond. IN which til.
Confedcrates killed 10000 FedcralS,
and took the balance prisoners. If
this Is true, We presume that particu-
lars will soon come to hand.
Passengers report that fighting
commenced at Ficksburg on the 2Gth
u!t
The steamer Grand Duke reported
that the steamer Burton went down
the Mississippi, bound for New Or
leans, having on board $50 federals
wounded III the engagement at Vicks-
burg. This report is corroborated
10y tie steamer L. w. Roberts, which
arrived here on Sunday evening.
Stonewall jackson is reported to
have whipped Mcdowell, and march
ed into Maryland, with 10000 men,
aud 5000 troops Immediately Joined
him on his arrival
Ike following dispatches were
copied from a Memphis paper cspe-
cially for the News, through the po-
likeness of Mr.. G.. II. Bailey:
Mr.. S. j. Harrington will accept
our thanks for 4 cksburg paper.
He informs us that Gov. Pettus told
him that our forces went into Grand
Gulf will some - pound howitzers.
and sunk two ofthe enemy's Transports
Richmond, May 2U.--The Enquir-
er, of this morning, has extracts from
papers ofthe 10th inst, bring
ing English dates of the Sd. The
promineE, subject is the rumored in
tention Of England and France to in
tcrvene in American affairs
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SklRMIsu on LITTLE RED RIVER.

SKlRMIsH on LITTLE RED RIVER.
Our latest intelligence from Little
Rock comes through Hon. G.. B. Mitch
el and \. n. johnson, Esq, who left
there Tuesday Goth. The mails have
entirely failed since Monday the 10Th
on account Of high water.
Before these gentleman left the
city, official report was received of a
skirmish at Little Red River, a few
miles beyond Searcy, and about six
ty miles from Little Rock. Two
companies Of our cavalry Hicks Ar
kansas company and the ellis Blues"
Of Parsons Texas Regiment met a
toraging party Of the enemy, consist
ing Of about 800. Our troops made
the attack, and it was said, killed all
the infantry and completely routed
the cavalry. Our loss was three kill
ed and five wounded. This comes in
4; way to be worthy ofcrcdit, although
details may be altered by subsequent
accounts.
EneInv's loss IN killed, about IS.
Gentleman who had reached Little
Rock from Ratesvllc report that ~
regiments Of the enemy had returned
and it WAS presumed intended moving
at once for Corinth. About eleven
regiments remained in Arkansas in
the region Of country between SACK
sonport and Searcy.-Washinston
{ Ark Telegraph.
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Two Of the enemy's gunboats
amused themselves for three Or four
hours yesterday evening by throwing
shot and she'll into the heart Of the
city. About 1875 missiles were thrown
during that time, but comparatively
few of which appeared to be directed
at our forts. We have heard Of no
casualties, beyond considerably dam
aging some private residences and
one or two of our churches. At ten
o'clock last night the firing still con-
tinued. Our forts have as yet made
no reply.-Vicksburg Wing.
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SPlEs.-The Richmond Examiner
severely censures the Government
for appointing to Official positions
parties of doubtful loyalty. Gases
are cited, as Of recent occurrence
among the rest the following:
Recently-that is, about two weeks
ago-a man arrived here across the
Potomac who had been a clerk IN
one Of the departments at Washing
ton. He took the oath Of allegiance
to the Lincoln government, and his
name as a Southern clerk viii Le
found in the report Of the celebrated
Potter investigating committee, as
printed in the columns Of the New
York Tribune. This person arrived
in Richmond about fortnight ago.
The very next day after his arrival,
through an application through an
old Washington acquaintance he.e,
he obtained a position in what is
now the most critical branch Of the
public service, and where one word
Of Information to the enemy Nigh.
utterly betray US.
We DO not ask, eansuch things;c2
That they exist can be established ~
half an hours testimony. The QucS-
ton is, shall abuses of this kind CON
;inue for a day longer?
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

IANKEES AND MULEs-It is said
that the Yankee officers bear With
great resi- @natiou the loss OF their
men, but that they are inconsolable
for the death Of a mule or a HORSE
They are said 10 declare that they
would rat her have ten Yankees kill
ed than sne naule.' The reason of
this is because of the value OF these
animals to them i'll transportation, up.
on which they are obliged to rely in
their long march OF invasion, and
which become more difficult and cx-
pcnsive the farther they ADVANCE
The anuies. horses and wagons are.
their vulnerable point, and the attacks
Of our guerillas should be directed
against them night and day. We
should make the mules and horses and
wagons ourchiet aim, because the loss
of them Will bring with it the rain of.
their army, whereas torevrry Yankee
youkill, there are two other vagabcnds
70 take his place, who the North is
glad to get rid Of on any terms. We
are sorry that the mules, who are res
pectablc and industrious animals, and
have been forced into the war against
their naturally pacific inclinations,
should be doomed to such fate, but
there is no other way so etfectual of
discomtiting their MISUNDERSTANDING
er.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03
THE SECOND WAR OF lNpEeENp

HE SECOND w AR OF 1NDEpENp
ENCE-A late London letter saws:
One essay upon the Southern side
of the question is noticed by the
English press, which appears TO have
merit; but, unfortunately, it was
printed in Berlin, and in the Ger
man language. IT is from the pen
of Mr.. T. NJ. Hudson, formerly Uni
ted States Secretary of Legation 70
the latter city, and the title of his
book is, "'l'hc Second War &C indie
pendeucc. His topics" says The
English critic, "are enforced with
more skill and more brevitv than j.
to Ire found generally in the Amer
cans who have maintained this dis
pute on either side
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

The privilege OF yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered rs :inclu-
ding that OF its individual members.
Advertisements published at Irregular
intervals, 81 per square for each insertion.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
sicnt persons, to be paid in advance
Advertisements not marked on the cs-5y
tor specified time, will pc inserted till Toy
bid, and payment exacted
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

first entry into the service was in
1910, and consequently he is now
quite an old man. He has beenmar-
ried twice, and both of his, wives
were from Norfolk-the first, Miss.
Merchant the latter, still living, a
Miss Loyal. He is small in stature,
but very prepossessing in manners
and appearance,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

COMMANDER FAaRAGUT-David
G.. Farragut the Federal Commander
of the feet now i'm front Of New Or
leans, was born in Tennessee, was APP
pointed to the service from, and claims
to be citizen OF, the State. His
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

We learn from tho Savannah Re
publican that Capt. John R. F. Tat
nall, formerly of the United States
navy, and son of the commodore,
has been appointed colonel in the
Confederate army, and assigned
to the command of an Alabama res;-
ment, composed Of the remaias of the
glorious 4kh ,sof Manassas fame, and
a fresh battalion. The regiment is
stationed at Pensacola, and Colonel
Tatnall is now in Savannah, en- rou.e
for that post.