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EVERYBODY'S FRIEND,
pnRRY DAVIS VEGETABLE p
pNIM ETGD DR

The Great Family Medicine ofthe Age
yEylIiEN INTERNALLY, IT CURES SUDDEN
u Colds, Coughs, &C., Weak Stomach, General Ne,
hlItv. Nursing Sore Month, Canker, LAYER Complain
Dyspep,a mr. indigestion. Crnmp and Pain IN Slom'
nch .Bowcl romnalnt. Painters Collie, Aslatie Chol
ora, Darrhca and Dy'ontery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, cURFF.
Falon' Bolls aud old Sores Severe Burns Scnlds
Cuts Bruiscsand Spralns, swelling OF NC JOINTS,
RlnCworn, Tctter, Broken Breasts Frosted Feet ana
Chilhaina, TOoihache, Pain In tho tace, NeHrn''
gin aud rheumatism.
II Is a sure remedy for A1uE and CHILLsand FEVER
PAIN KILLER.
taken Internally, should he adnltcrnted with milk or
water, Or made into n syrup with nolasscs, For n
Cough O. few dron' IN sugar eaten VIII DO more e''
fectvc than anything else
For sore Throat mix tho Pain Killer with water
and gargler tho throat
See Printed dirssiions which accompany saeh bottle
Tho PAIN KGIIER Is by universal consent allowed
to have won for Itself reputation unsurpassed IN
tho history of medical preparations. Its lnstnntanc.
NuS aacG In tho cnti eradication and extinction oi
P,tS, In all svarons forms incidental 10 the human
family aud the uniocltod written and verbal te't
mony or the Masses In Its favor, have been and are
its own best advertisement.
WIN, drorger prnot a. these facts can bn pro.
dnced than the following lollor received unsolicited
from,
REv.w B.JACoBs,
NEWARK n. :. June 9Th. 1850.
N ,unsollciled. to send you word Of commenda
ilon for your Pain Killer. have nsed In my family
these several ycars, aud found NIL II claims to bo
For rheumatism, Coughs Colds, Burns Cholera ten
donclcs nd difpultes, well asdseaSos generally
that prevail In families. regard tho Palm Killer W
beyond all price, and e0cnclous beyond any med
cine within my knoweledgc We keep " as sourchiet
family medicine. aud find It's use In ordinary cases
worth more than any doctor Tho testimony of 9th
among nv NcQuainianccs and friends is cGnally
fsvorahlo. Many clerGymcn havo spoken of u In
tho highest tcrmS family medicine. MlsSonarlcsin
repeated instances have said TO me In person and in
their letters. that the Pain Kilcrwashy far the host
medicine used In henlhen lands aud they used u for
hemselvc and families, and AAminlsicrh to others
around them. This mnch amlncllned 10 sRy ma nm
act ofluslcc 10 Yourselves. and bcneat to 9TH
ore. Won are at liberty to nsethls testimonial FOL
any sorvlco. R.v, W. B.JACoBS.
Later Editor Christian Chronicle,
BEwARE OF ALI INTIMATIoNSl
Tho Pain Killer IL snld by all respectable Druggists
throughout tha U, Statcsand In Foreign Countries.
Priees--e5 cents so cents and 81 per bottle
in, HARRiS& co. Pr6prietors
Forthe Western aud Southc rnStatcs. .Clncrnaii, q.
Sold wnolesole and Rctailhy G. kaufman & Co.
r. H. Sloeum, Snord q Sturgeon. Lnueastor; Rich ard
n. Walker West Pushville: p. Hnnc. PlearantviGeI'
A y ,Renstmokcr & Brother. Waterloo; Brossman puI
Andrew ,tithonolls; David Probost. MRrcyi Wo!9I
Me Arthur, Nj lcrsrort;l Loreh 4 Co. Amanda.
November 1, IsG0-ly3i
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AYERS
COlup9nnd Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most eiTrclual remedy which tic medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malOdy' 1t is COM
bn-d from the most active remcduls that hive
been discovered for the cXpurga,on of this foul
disorder from the baod aud the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should be employed for the cure of
not only SrrulnlN. but also lhusc other aiTcc-
tinns which arise from it, such MS ErrrrvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. AHTm0Sy's FmE,
RosE, or ERyslrKhAs, PiMrLEs, prsTuIEs,
BLorCnRs. lILAiNs nnd BoILs, rrMnps, TErrrn
and SALT RmErN. SclLD llEAb, RISawonM,
RmRuNSy,sN, SyrnlilrlC md MEncrnIALDis-
EAsEs, DRorSy, DYSPEPSIA, IDENTITY, and,
indeed, All. COMPLAINTS ARISING FWoM VirIA-
TIN on IMrrpE Bloom. The popular belief
in " iDrpmiiy ofMe blood is founded in truth,
for scrolila is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular pRrposc and virtue of this Snrsapa-
rillI Is 10 purify and rcgcneratc this vital fiuid
without which sound health is impossible i'll
contaminated constitutions.
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gle Ohio State Journal Of Tuesday
gives the following statement of the
scondiiion Of :he recruiting service Of
Ohio, which'wo presume may be taken
ms correct:
iIii INFANTRY REGIMENTS.
The total number Of infantry regi
menLs in active service in the field is
forty one. There are completed and
stationed in different camps in the
State, four regiments, nearly compile
ted, fifteen; organizing twenty three
Anlsling in all eighty three regi-
Nrncnts in hoficld, ready to take the
field, and organizing. Many of the
regiments still organizing have sew
eral hundred men, and but few Of
them have less than from three to
i've hundred.
',. CAVALRY.
There are two regiments OF cayal-
ryn the field, and there are three
fully organized and ready to take the
y feld on short notice, and one organ
izing with fair prospect Of its spec
rydy completion. Besides these there
arc arc four detached companies in the
e. fold, and four companies organizing
and nearly completed, making in all
six regiments and eight companies OF
d Ohio Cavalry in the service Of tho
United States.
ARTILLERY.
There are ten batteries Of artillery
in tho Rcld in the service Of the Fed
cral Government, and three batteries
orsanized and ready for marching
y orders, Besides these there arc four.
teen batteries now organizing, ma
king in the aggregate, when compile
ted, twenty seven batteries OF Ohio
artillery in tho United States seIyice.
..,a ESTIMATED NUMBER ENLISTED.
The estimated number Of men on.
listed, and connected with the above
regiments and batteries incomplete,
Including the four regiments complies
ted and awniting marching orders, is
in tho ncighborhood Of thirty five
thousand. When the various rcgi
monts aud batteries are completed,
the State of Ohio will have in the
service of the Federal Government
eighty threo regiments of infantry,
q, six regiments and two battalions Of
cavalry, and twenty seven batteries
Of artillery.
When Secretary Cameron made his
report claiming that the Government
bad over 100000 soldiers IN aciire
se,uice IN he field, he put down the
number from Ohio at over eighty
thousand, when according to the evil
dence at Columbus, wc had but forty
one regiments Of infantry, two of
cavalry, and ten batteries of artillery,
= altogether not more than forty five
thousand men, in active service. The
reports of the AdjutOnt Generals Of
Indiana and Illinois show similar
discrepancy, and make the number OF
troops in active service from those
two States, between fifty and sixty
thousand less than reported by the
Secretary of War.
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U-PA single bottle Of SPALD1NGs PRRPARRI
CLUB will save ten times Its cost annuaily'In
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE pIRoRSl

SAVE THE PIRCBSl
ECoNoMYi DISPATCH
IP"A Srircu IN TInr SAWS NME."Iu
Asaccldents will happen, even In well regulated
families, II avery desirable 10 have some cheap and
convenient way orrspairlng Furniture, Toys, Crock
sPALDING's PRRPARRD GLUE
meets all sueh emergencies, and no household can
afford TO be withOutlt ltisalways ready, and up to
Wv "bssF6LiS EvERYnoUsE."
N. B.--A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price
9S cents. Address,
HENRY c. .SPALDING,
No. a. Cedar Street, New York
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From the Report of the Secretary
of War We make the following ex-
tract. showing the strength of the
Army:
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CAUTION.

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palm OF on the unsuspectne public ,imitatonse OF my
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Pleasant Township Seminar !.

'H Annnalrerm of.ho Pleasant Township seuL.
D. 1861, and consi;t 40 we DIVIDED ininTi
sessions, as fOIows; = - : y ''' hrse
se, mer session, from Apritho Ist to Junethee ei,t
III, we've weekttuition, Sb. Vacation 10 weeks
oc session, rom September Cd TO &c mbe, ~
ioo,. uweive weekst tuition, Sc. No Vacation.
Hhl WINTER Session from Move mbe n the 2slh laa
N6nno reuuction oftuition on account Of abSeSs.,
u T6oarding will he furnished BY the Prinsirai n
fsbics.,ne "rmeek; JOSEPH FREEMAN, Prinsipai
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HOUSE
LANCASTER. OHIO.

yENhE Eundersignedhavnp king charge NJ the above
well known popular House, as the Successors ei
A. Il. COOK. Esq, fully prepared to ente rtain
permanent and trancent customers IN the most salts.
fHciOry manner.
Thry wondthercforc especially invite the travel
Ing pubclo continue their liberal patronage 10 said
House. Hoping that by constant and faithful attention
to the comfort aud welfare Of their guests. To make
themselves deserving and uhae nothing from tho do
sotvedly high reputation nfthe House.
They would especially invite their friends from the
country IN give thcmacill They arc determined IN
make their blslOw adopting The motto llve and e'
liVe.n CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM BUSk
Lancaster, ,aptil4, ;sGl--ltf ProprictoTS.
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a. Total -. 1875 G4O647 71S512
Total ClO637 2O884 6GO97l
The Recruiting Service Of Ohio

Ile Ohio Stale Journal Of Tuesday
gives the following statement of the
condition Of :he recruiting service Of
Ohio, whioh'wo presume may be taken
ms cnrrccl
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CHANGE OF TIME,

81 sshsIlSsIa fggsSssySIEI EsesSESSsIsssa ~ -
t1ntyl -,Vssl y-stl I'D t-tf6S ststf.1 l4s IN
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sIPPoRp CO., KAUFMAN & co., and B. L.
aLocuM, JASeAsrtR, and BY prugsists and Dealers
oHeryMhere. 3U.1m.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-06-20
Matters at the Capital.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The runner set
aaoat by the rebels in Washington that the
Monitor was captured, had its foundation
in the capture by the Reliance, of our flo.
tilla, on james River of schooner named
Monitor.
The Government has seized several SEMI
secession churches here for hospital uses.
They are: Trinity, DR.. Syle, rector; As
cension, DIR. Pinckney; Epiphany, DR.. Hall
three, then, are Episcopal, the fourth is
Presbyterian.
A report has Just reached here that a
guerilla party, numbering $50, dashed into
Warrenton last Monday and Captured %
sick soldiers in one hospital and 25 or 30
stragglers. Small guerilla parties were
seen today in the neighborhood of Brents-
vile, and Major Dufie of McDowell's body
guard was sent out to capture them.
The Senate today adopted the amend,
ment to the naval appropriation bill abol
ishing spirit rations on board ships of war
on and after next September. The ques>
tion restoring the naval academy to Annap-
oils was discussed in the Senate for three
hours.
The section providing for the repair OF
the buildings there was adopted, and ma
jority is manifestly Inclined to nut the
school back there. 1t is known that the
Naval Committee of the House is opposed
to this, but strong efforts to outvcte them
will be made. The Senate sits tomorrow.
The House adjourned till Monday.
General Burnside was here yesterday,
and started on his return to North Carolina
in the afternoon. He reports tayorahly of
the condition OF things on the Peninsula,
and thinks Mcclellan should be in Rich
mond in few days. He makes long ex-
pEaUation of Governor Stanley's action.
which is apologetic and indicative of less
pertinacity in ilI.doing than was expected.
He Gays that Stanley is thoroughly pro.
slavery. He don't speak very discourage
irgly of North Carolina.
The following general order from the
Adjutant Generals Office, newly arranging
military departments, has been published.
The department of Mississippi is extended
so as to include the whole OF the States of
Tennessee and Kentucky. All officers on
duty in these States will report to Major
General Ha!!eck.
The Mountain Department extends east
ward to the road running from Williams.
port to Martinsburg, Winchester, Strasburg,
Harrisonburg, and Staunton, including that
place, thence in the same direction south.
ward until it reaches the Ridge chain of
Mountains, thence with Blue Ridge to the
southern boundary of the State of VIRGINIA.
The Department of the Shenandoah is
extended eastward to include Piedmont
District and Bull Mountain range.
WASHINGTON, June l6, ?. M.--Dispatch.
es OF this date from Gen. Halleck have been
received at the War Department-they
present no new features with regard to
Beauregards army which is supposed to
still remain 10 the vicinity of Okalona, Over
town and Columbus.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-06-20
BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS.
ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO MIN.
NESOTIANS.
The .sFirsti1 Build a Bridge Across
the ChickahOminy.
NARROW ESCAPE OF GEN. DANA,

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
BATTLE GROUND OF FAR OAKS STATION, J
HenricO County, Virginia, (
FIRST AFTER THE RATTLE.

BATTLE GROUND OF FAIR OAKS STAr1oN,)
Henrico County, Virginia. I
FIRST AFTER THE BATTLE.
We were reoosing under the broad shad.
ow Of an ancient locust, which stood up
boldly and strong upon the sIopiug lawn Of
a Virginia home, within purview of the
Battle Field of Fair Oaks, after the foe had
been bloodi!y repulsed. We were fighting
the battle DER again, when the gallant
Burns jocosely asked what sort of record
could 1 make of the stirring events of the
past two days. I had been roaming over
the field striving to urravel its complex
mysteries, in vain effort to reduce it to
consistency. Responding with something
of despair in my mind, 1 was obliged to
confess my inability to treat the theme with
success. "What could / do with it ?"
General Mcclellan and staff, who had been
in the saddle there many exciting hours,
through night and day, upon the field, had
flung themselves from their jaded steeds
where we were lounging on the grass. Nc.
Clellen was sitting upon mothworn bee
hive, dashirg off telegram, and upon pas.
sing it to an orderly for transmission to the
nearest station, be turned quickly, and with
quizzical gleam in bis eyes said, "Tell
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-06-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New YoRK, June 14.-New Orleans pa.
pers to June LIST are received,
The Delta openly denounces the friends of
secession, and backs up the action of Gen.
Butler; while the Bee, which was previous
ly suppressed by the General for its advo-
cacy Of cotton burning, has reappeared,
with an apology and explanation, assuring
General Butler that it never intended to
recommend the destruction of the crops of
the Southern planters. Upon this assurance
the Commanding General has permitted the
issue of the paper.
From the New Orleans Delta May 31st,
we understand that Fort Morgan below
Mobile surrendered to the Mortar feet on
Thursday.
From the New Orleans Delta May 3lst /:
For several days back rumors have been
current in this city to the effect that our
navy had suffered in conflict up the river
and that Gen. Williams brigade had been
badly cut up.
The facts are these: On the 26th, while
the forces under Gen. Williams were de-.
scending the river, they were fred on when
off Grand Gulf by field. battery of A guns.
One man was killed and one officer slightly
wounded.
The Gunboat Hines then opened on the
town and the battery with its camp about a
mile and half in the rear of the town was
thereby persuaded to leave. -Four Compa~
MES of the 4th Wisconsin, under Major
Boardman, were landed to destroy the camp.
These forces came up as the rebels were
leaving, guns and tents having preceded
them, and few shot were exchanged and the
pursuit discontinued at night. One of the
Union troops was wounded and several of
the rebels were seen to fall.
Unfortunately the gallant and accomplish
ed aid de-camp to General Williams, Lieut..
Geo. G. DeKay, who volunteered to land
with Major Boardman's troops, was severe
ly and it is feared fatally wounded, while
some distance in advance of the advanced
guard.
DELTA, June 1.-Colonel Mcmillan oil
the 2lst Indiana Regiment, sent down an
other steamer yesterday which he captured
in Red River, this is the fourth vessel taken
by this indefatigable officer. Her name is
the Louisiana Belle. She has good guam
tity of sugar, molasses and cotton on board
besides smaller wares.
-Four sick Union soldiers were about the
9th day of May, fired on by concealed assas-
sins in the town of Houma, La, two ol
whom were killed and the others wounded.
Lieut.. Col. Keith of the 3lst Maryland,
was ordered by General Butler to take a
detachment of his regiment and proceed to
Houma, and mete out punishment to the of.
tenders. They tried to escape, but the or.
der relative to the destruction of their pro
perty was carried out.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-06-20
FROM MOBILE.
FORT MORGAN SURRENDERED.

NEW YORK. June l6.-The correspond
ent OF the Philadelphia Press, on board the
brooklyn, off Baton Rouge, May Both,
says Fort Morgan has surrendered, leaving
Mobile unprotected. Gen. Williams en-.
countered large body of rebels outside the
city. A terrific engagement ensued-result
unknown Gen. Butler is sending REIN
forcemente.
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THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.

DIR. Guysotts Improve Extract OF yellow
Dock and ~arsapariila. put up IN the largest
sized bottles, contains more Of the pure Honduras
Sarsaparilla than any other preparation eN:ant,
which is chemically combined with the Extract OF
yellow Dock and the Extract of Wild Cherry,
thus making the remedy more thoroughly elilcicnt
than any other SarsaparllIa before the public. AT
the same time it II perfectly tree from all mineral
nelson's, which cannot be said OF any other OF the
SarsaparIla compounds. The invalid should be-
ware Of posons. Murcury, Iron, QuInihe, Potash
Iodine, Sulpher, Arsenic, and many other mineral
and metallic posons enter into and form the basis
of most Of the SarsaparIIlas and panaceas OF the
day. GUYSOTT'S Compound Extract Of Yellow
Dock and SarsaparIa docs not contain particle
Of these substances, as any one can ascertain by
applying the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous Sarsapariia preparations
alone and use GuySoH'S Improved Extract OF rel
low Dock and sarsaparIa, winch IS Thoroughly
,ffctcinys. porCectly harmless and purely vegcta-
bic. All kinds OF disease yield to ITS general IN
Nr.pro Sold byall Druggists Juneldwlm
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saddle and Harness
MANU- TORY.

NnrlI lOlh, 1902.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

mo. p COOK. J. WILSON DRuRY
COOK u DRURY,
Successors of Cook, Dillon * Lindcy,D
Davenport, io~d.
\ITE have formed partnership for the
w praticc of Law, to which We shall devote
our personal attention. COOK X pRUhf'
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SURGEON DENTIST.

DY solicitation of many friends in Daven-
u port, have opened branch office in the Le-
Claire House, for the accommodation OF those who
wish any work in my line.
shall be at the LeClaire house from A. to II
NJ. every day except Sundays. Inc balance oil
the time shall be at my Office in Rock Island
Thankful for past favors and patronage,
hope to receive a,contnuance of the same.
HENRY FI>CHEL.
Rock Island MaySth 1852 dw
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4, J, GROVER, NJ. d..

physician and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stars.
VIII attend promptly all calls in the different
branches of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gener-
al practice.
lie has good assortment of Instruments, and
IS prepared to practice SURGERY, on rs most APP
proved plan. .,..,.
Gtt- Residence on Orleans street, between
Washington and Eagle.
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WILLIAM JACKSON.

TTORNEY x COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Office with Il. Field, next door TO the POST
office, Rock Island
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For 81. LoHiS. cairo, DmIeilh. Galena,
FreepOrt, &c.
QUICK TINE AND Low FARE .

Passengers taking the evening tram os the CHI
ergo and Rock Island Railroad from "ck Island
aud Davenport, make immediate connection at La
Sale with trains Of the Illinois Central Railroad
going North and South.
Time from Rock Island to st. Louis, - hours.
do de- Cairo, % do
Soldiers tickets to st. Louis and Caro- tor sale
at military rates.
All trains The Ch,cago aud Rock Island Rail
road connect a, Pond Creek with trains OF the G. b.
x Q. Il. X. tor Burlington and Quincy.
INO. +. TRACY, Gcn'I Supt.
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COMMERCIAL.
l;uCk i-;.tND MARKET.

roc. l,L,ND, June 10, 1861?
pIour-Spftur double extra, ia sacks, $500
Wholesale, and 4,lD n retail IT purchasers hnd
packages It IS sold At 90 cents less than the above
quotations.
WAtAt--tNlilc,
Coru--lia2uC,
OatS-21r,
Eggs -lC uuE.
-snl@a,,
Blrcy--31dtuc,
Bean, loaSl,Ou,
lutAtuus-3Oc.
er--Smppcrs are paying nom Il to -" NoY
choice lots, tor retailing, " III oruR luo-
PoUity Live cWokrNs, .rom ~ 20 /" - 30 per
do1., according to sue and quality, Nv" turkeys
Iua6uc each
Buci-Goud beet cattle, iNc weight, command
-, 5va2,7J per hundred lbs.
Pork Tho butchers are paying, tor i've hogs,
Sl75as,Oo. For dressed >s,i,a3o0.
4 H., green ccuutry, ic green saltcd, i4ci
dry sAtcd, Sc dry flint, Toe green calf DC !
sheep prlts, luuaI,21.
Hay-pm.rc Sl,ohj,ou per ton Timothy OF
Hungarian Sa,uua GOO pcrtuH,
Wood-Oak $500 To si,o0 cord
Gnu Selected coal is sold at the Coal valley
ward at ; cents per hushct, aud delivered ot' cts
per bushrl
From teams m Maincl Square, conl IS usually
sold at Naer per bus.
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~. +. DAI,R1MpLE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Coll ectng Agent, Cambridge, Henry county
III. OH ce IN the Court House. Reference: D.
Bonar, County Clerk; A Gould, Circuit Clerk
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry couh-
", III.