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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-14
! DIR. WIN. B. HURDS
WASH,

DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
WASH,
ASSURE REMEDY FORA
SORE MOUTHS,
CAKKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for any dis
eased condition of the mouth. 1t is partlcu-
larly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impuri-
ties, insuring
A SWEET BREATH
to all who make use of it. No Young Lady
or Young Gentleman who is afflicted with
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this REMEDY, for it is a
certain cure, and is approved and recommen-
ded by every physician under whose notice
it has been brought.
A BAD BREATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while
DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
NJ o u 7 II w A S II
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them a bad
breath, greatly to the annoyance and often to
the disgust of those with whom they come in
contact, without being conscious of the fact.
To relieve yourself from all fears regarding
this,
USE DR.. VIM. B. HURD's MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No.
II Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. ID.
Price, 81 Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune
Buildings, No. Spruce Street,
New York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; ]. & l. Coddington, 7lJ
Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway,
and by all Druggists.
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n o T &c E.

Immediate payment of all demands due the
iat r. hrm OF u orion & Hallett is desired:
1ltf W. H. HORTON.
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Newspaper Accounts.
[From tho hea orleans Jeita, June 10.


The Union ass citson New o IL .ns last night held
mass meeting IN Lyceum haii Agyeat mas. OF n
tlusasic participants thronsei Tho rom, While the
galleries overhead wer. ficd with fair laaiss, wio by
their press CO. e1L another an softer Charm 10 tho
Able AID so9uc speeches were made by ilsssrs
MADISON Day, ina les Lsinnrt ana L. J. Earhart, and
when rs.ng slgson AZ Ina 10 oar great re-
p.bic, "the IS " milo s., the yer! walls tr~mbt
with The cheers - the excit I'll ong. meeting vt the
Union Association will be bsM has mo ny, II Lyce
Hail. ton O'Clock " sn'"n sew memssrs The ball 10
10 motion Keep u movingi
sERENADE TO MAJOR tdESERAL puTLER.
Tho UEi nsls u New u i<ans ass inbsd IN cat num-
bcrs before tho 81 los io'e 1T niyht for tbs pur
poss OF dens honor TO Cen Bstier tn y were accom-
"a led by ban which uiscou 4 such sweetness that
We !c QUO elves ga,L ms step t. the music
Of the I'm r." loud cas- wee made or en-. But
er. zen. Butler" IA psarod ON tho gale y. and
was haed in q doubt that nis lrioads
unaanJ - and III earsc 7. no thaak his eiiow
RI l-ens =, Lutsinn Ia few delicious sentences. lie
tod tnym tia. hn pf ncint justice TO man
high AID low, r and oof; aia assured them tina h.
should welcoms The iay when once hgan they would
take thcir own ufais lot, thor own hands. We are
bcb- e ha sad ana he proDis cd that, on his pa I,
asu.s should be .duitsserod y tho peo.iso New Or
as and Louisiana. Tie icn al spoke se one deep
mp essed and ais auiito seemed " he "a CO res
p5nding mo1d. his tones 700 thse earnest iriend-
ship. The bad. e,'er b, General w'thassw, rl.yed
Bel, COl -hpIcy Col lroncn and others lD DIE lime
| o.. shepey anea Oh and made - short address We
fectat our fellow citiztLg upn this happy meeting.
| itis the nfst word "a th, right airsctiou.
| A REMARKABLE LITTER.
We haze abused ,e knse Press most dannaoy-FalstaH
| Provost Court
| New ORrAISs, June y Q 9th 1862
Matcr Bell provost 1E ar, al0w fns0 10 ~ all ~ yo
Cor Justice, slsnost ofkot that their was
such IA new ofians. Lnli Cf lae, sir, have wor <ej
! on D. lincati he DaTratara cnnnaL as baker
/ for orc Bernard uiy. contractor and lie owes nie
thi ty.oo doale az a Oaiens inf my work and stove
AID 6Nturs and other sr.,ces bcfoa,ing to the baking
val TOR ii ty.too dplars. asked him enp day 81
tar,s az, e. 4ud hs ut Ills h1ni IN biz best, Ant sed
! wn a dam her. Hs was stii hot southsfon man
| igst . ing 70 camp 20 tay bis deb s. ~hD tho united
- leUt lue tie UOy ~ - lad.efs Nisbar 'c
islt Inn a bill = all 70 Day, an ts ocss ne OF Ia
ssys. NsT Gel. III aate tl,i fJr stiston ~ ~.
4 81 pu,he t4eN SAX az Z tie t',rc tht wata sp
| uu,ea mi have ~ a - siHcs. keraa yO.l
,DA i III -artaat M,hffArb It,AkS.
ftrE OF lnE efHR' rGy-
nra Ln.efs collation. g. drive Jug C.nlftefais Lotc
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With regard TO ia. aterei y. ices OF the securities
tho IS stl giss s,.s.sty opinion, but il 10 uni
vcas.lly admitted .siat tue teaa.nc will continue up.
ward, ns,ea { inciii.iAg IL avor o, Buyers.
THR LsT.sT C"tftt RJIiL REvuRT.
VI. ~ U LEANS Is LIZ IN, June IL, 1887.
The upw1 u tsnaa.,cs market. n,,ti,cd IN
our st 80 ] eekiy rsvo as inucd iDce, and
prices Lave further improved bout &C., excepting
cn,.cs and cis iied. ca .ie -esiecssd. lhe sales
comprise go hhcs On Wednesday. mostly fully lair At
Ago; g. ,cs. IA Thus a. III the fig res, and
neatly 900 Ii ds. y.s erday. including
mon ut $50, $50 h ds. lair aoshc. % at -,
10 fully iah, In two %, al &C., 900 fully fair
g. prime NJ 4Mc. &c 100 IN nee At 5lc., anu abouk
aggregate OF the three " of about 200 hds., and
~, Lno week Of 400 exclusive u tho plantation sales
during the nrst three The market has received
adJi MI buoy Aucy from tho limited amount Offering,
supply VI tuage tie sales bong lily for shipment
u New York. he receipts comprise $40 bids large
portion o. which arrived lest ray ship ked for the
New York market Voey little has been done In mo-
assos but thu sales inc,s<- 50 ibis sr-nentng, sod
early In the week u xyo ard 5v sbcsd nj 24c.; the
pts embrace 500 bbs and AZ hall bbs. In tobacco
notice y o ysz k early iu the week prob3by
for France but tn PRICES have not trxuspn cd During
the the week there small les Of
white At ~, but Ii has since retacd at ST. 30
81 10. The comp ise % sacks. In -four We
ice sales Of 0Ot tbs several lots the advanced
S2i these odtsi IT, ure- having been realized IN
Consequence the bakers lies wing been quite
exhausted The cecil ts COM rise 1857 sacks anu 361
bis The sales = ctivn ici.dc Same RIO coiss ~
23,sc 27c. and1 600 sacks Turks Island salt nj soc.
Salt is rctig - - Tor Liverpool ctaIse, 81 FOR
Emo and So 80 y 81 sack OF two bushels for Turks
s and. il aditi g. the receipts mentioned above we
ntice 522 fecss aid casks BACON bbis lard, ass
bbs rum and "a bales II cotton frJm Bayou Ba thoo-
new ,iu ers Tor III, North Lave exp elisncsd great
difficulty in neg ltiatiny their credits They should come
prov .dcd ID ,cia OF sterling bills.
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he brings the following PASSENGERS

morning.
She brings the following PASSENGERS
Messrs Carter, Taylor Hume, 90 p W Kirchof and
fsnly 9r ,a:la.er and family. reterSin, II W H "a
family. Madam Chaplns cha.l Elm ;rr Mr. Dab rre
Mrs Fran H. inii Strauss, ir rinky, Lads and chill:
Aaron F-rri. John Odin, src .bishop, Of Ne Or.
leans al Dnoins. Boe, - Co Farer. Mr. and
Mas Loeler child, Loi, W cisnaar, Jr Cha Flies
Captain Marshall ialy, Mr. b rnar. lady child
Janss, Al lie Senle Derbes Rava-t, + Man re-
verges, Ca tr, Mrs Duvai aid .hi.d Ia gly, Oh
Pheasant, Carr Hernstrin. Mr. lse5insen dau
errs. L tieissart W Waltoa D Steele, sehro'rr
Clear an w II ,ydige Mar SANK, w SAINTS anrv,
Lion Chrs Hoi aes. 4 Lnehs, F,nhagh, Care a.
Feet Tho Glars, Mr. Jalucs daughter, CT Dclbon-
10, Mrs blonme and sister.
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fhe steamship Roa oks, Captain Couch, which let New
Orleans the 10Th nst arrived .. This port yesterday
U0rning.
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A LLEvIAroR.-DR. BsIo6'5 NEWLY INVENTED
IN ,D n aliss Germs, DunOns rused
ana Mastered feet &C.. &c &c md III blk Son by
mai on receipt price six cents Bold by Drug
r J. BRIGGS proprietor aud practical chiopodist, 22
Broadway.
ID RANDRETII's Pills
ID FUAIfY THE BLOOD,
and indigestion d. psi heat an aciitiee OF the
ami all miesuuity Of TIE Dwell wet err con.
nn.d or relaxed; g.ddaws ~ the tcs ri dcb 10 Il
ths head, II mach, 1hetr tJna pgc.
venus s,cansss aud often sayes lie
GET NEW II lie.
Sold Al Is cents ~ r box, with III iir ctons ~
No. 29i Canal stree pr clip i ollie
and No. sUnU sqesre, New York.
u sryEss CARDS, 20 CENTS 100; CIRCULARS, 80
ID Llbess 20 ns, silhpads, hrs Gas, Ter
wslaper Books. Pnmr rrogram nes Posters
Pr',tlnt Caured " in M al klniF iuliiy
oheap. Il DAMLTyS NJ Prfnt z Est lbsbmont
corner OF aie aid Centre ST. ~. Ss price iist.
u'BE GREAT gElT-sEcu FED ny LETTERS PATENT
OF the United Il the ixsno E,s trJ VuNalc Belts
All raets petfe ii Eat cerian and mostly insian ~
remedy Mi ats cOns-rf eunnusir hnnt
ria, lnral cvnhtip u u OF tue toN ~ h"
inl The wonIb, sal scroiaious erurohs <e
''AD .iLirAM d co, ONE 42o Biosway.
TEAS GROCERIES, asp rLoUR FoR TIE MIN.
= o Greenwich aa1 81 Moray sIieet, New Sots
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y, a. ROADWAY 5J DIS, NO. ~, ~ THE lACl.f
II lchsra food tcns .mi . .od egtl tlass % al
wis THOMAS MosiGo&L.i, Prop issoG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

rf4rs Ior or usEst TURTLE JUST re JEivED~
n, nr Re, v o esss and re,ai. at rta W Vssier
=. ~ F,oaug4N an. n Cart and - eef souls an4
u, aes ~ a. o. IL y, every day mjtsana pa.
ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

VIIt' M vN"V - IOV%'
Gen0ai BM1 AM NJ F0re,ga coasti ---Btsirs " ne
81 tniA coasi % Retraie for ,hs 24ys.Eili.g o. te
Ca'ctnls -t'orresp ha4ac 5tcsa 1sas - 8Hisr and
Ge BHth Con- 81 Rd1ics 70 ne 0iN Es2qtyd oJ
F5Ts.sn Res as'ts--Gsreroi Beier y ttas IT, act IN
Of Judge Bei Competing ne B1ilR .. L7a8HiR n Pay
Cs,yea Fuaps fu Dsress " se7s tcAss .,qe.s-vrasr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

william NJ Gary late j Qua oe n Of the Ua.ed States
stn on - sss . me Ii.a o. a.e ias. a,.. isssa
s.r or Of Ne. ; 70. S sy ssn'1 sss
adrr = Sal u prs,s;9,a,s re uni o.n q. sol.
sa a q, 10 No. Sn1 s, about me or q eleven
sss n ,se s .a s srs 10 rsns 'e.r sh
r.ei hory pianlersd ~ hoase and s.el y. rs,rar
not ., oae & I'd satsa aad aaia Al one -,,on N
aa,, 90 m ~ ;ss s no Of n and i y 1s
orer ar a.. wsrs a..se,sd az, @rs, s'sa % ,.s
ne o'.lcsP . hisa..y a.a sir i sIpesrea y un.
= 4 o. .ae.eof Z" we're - y
tfmh. ~pps-roi hat Gary and .4d tat, &C.
asAs, 4oas o. reaca b M nisa.
IN "s,a Z X 10. e., sarssr ke IA rea 10
:. In s'y al ot ,s. .lossr .,o.a osas s =.
whss at IN ,.a.,as q ~ .s,ees- > 4.
81 > b, tle y npa diel neral at wm. a. s.as ID
-a !, oy FOR e cle.s'" 20 .aas,,a Oy ,las hans.
pos 'Te.e Ia ssa AZ Of i". I'VE u. g n q q
Jl0e $50 n,ar tins Itsi rr.so. ne city a New
7 sn.o. Nirs Al ii eause sali sen,eug, TO 10 10
cu.ei aolio tots - W % - me- z; VAR
| III 3 TX, - aatA A.A . ,er...
ne Gs,s Al aarhed last nj hi % Conspiracy bc.we-
40 ssn krsacr aud :, agsn Gro cs 10 laas lils lie.
I'M. m3eEhgf ur oi them were artcAtod ad brought
Defno zen .Sal Butter phey pro;estsq then innocencs
puttey &c sordsred :, 70 a'ns togelmr ap'i they
shod CO. cluir to diyLls5 the ~ The sltacy.
ucaera uf,cr's faculty Il fer Ell ont crime
tsel ssis, he. fesAs 20 20 in.ng son
L "a
III re Mn ae ether asycapdtlg DC eli pmcnss ot con
srces against ihs life u hs eior i, ana Tor tns re-
I ca ituIe OF tlc eity.
Mo t,si tgn ocl ck las. nsht ,a rockets Of
al rlu bred fro iaia. ite tne long fol
was bsassa Il was ieus 10 49, tbs llum q tie
o,ues ana alJst s-lisfaD to ily without
ntel4l is .nvi iOds Cpm tiri9en tnuk iIis y u
| M.re battery w0ghy 0l ecidl menti,n. They arc
stationed IN ris1i ctcie, bort quar- ms b
the - har a. u Lsi sen tAs III d
tho nfss Cx rderly repO o ~ lie 81. harlcs
tia tie btt.ofy Wis M ~ ! All aSaisi., .te =.
4 4 III 3uu IA
Taam Rsn vsrJ hishy o. ~ edin,y Aif co naltl I.
Tsis morning Cone al issued the foil wi1g
| N nda,Ory ordsfs-
/ srRch otrFRs--sg. W.
slgABa ...glek ~. ..stMtas ~ q 4 q ~, I
| NJ 90 IL. iN2 I
I've Carr -Aing Gruett tfttrl ti~ iaucn
l ss...tU ~ q. t.N4tN
u 81 .L---L LL--n A. Il N !. a - -
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Children's Concsrr.

One of the most pleasing public enter
tainments of the present season was the
Children's Concert of Voval Music al
Webb's Hall, on Saturday evening last,
under the superintendence of their Teach
er, Miss o. z. Learned, who in the short
space of two weeks had brought her pu-
pills to a degree of artistical proficiency
quite surprising to the audience generally.
There were at least one hundred Juvenile
voices, male and female, engaged. Theper-
formances consisted of songs, ballads, du-
cts, trios, &c. which for the most part
were executed with a skill as surprising
as it was gratifying. The song by a por-
tion of the class, in costumes of the olden
times, was a rich affair, and the appear
anee of the class itself, worth the price of
admission TO see. The young folks them
selves entered into the performance with
zest refreshing to witness, and none
who like to see children happy, could
to be pleased.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-02

0RDER-"Order is Heavens first
" Law" Make it your standing order. to keep
up your Insurance with McLain 4 Son. aa
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DEATHS.


In Champion. on the 18th ult. at the residence of bis
father, of consumption, MATTHEW G. RUTAN.
son of Henry L. and Mary Rutan. aged d years,
6months.
At General Hospital No. l, Louisville. KY, May D.
JAMES D. HOTTIE, 18th Ohio Battery, of Bris-
tol, Trumbull Co., aged Il years.
He passed through the battle of Pittsburg Land
ing unframed, though both the horses in his charge
were shot while he was on them. In a letter imme-
diately after. he wrote that the balls seemed to hit
everything but him. But the fatigue and exposure
to which all were so numerically exposed in that
battle. doubtless implanted the seeds ofdiSease which
developed in Typhoid Fever. He bore his sickness
alone. among strangers, with much fortitude. was
hopeful. and thought he would recover. but Death
had marked his victim. and now the brave soldier
boy, far away in Cave Hill Cemetery,
Steers his last sleep. he has fought his last battle,
No sound can awake him to glory again."
Alas. that so many of our youth should fall by the
scourge of war; But let the memory of all who yieli
up their lives in defense of their country. live and
be venerated. Would that a monument might be
erected in each town. when the war closes, TO per
petuate the memory of their sacrifice. NJ.
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Eye and Ear.

DR.. LEWIS, Oculist and Aurist whose
professional reputation is well and favor
ably known as one of the most successful
operators on diseases of the Eye and Ear,
is now stopping at the Gaskill House, i'll
Warren. DIR. Lewis, siuce returning from
Southern Europe, has been located in the
City of Detroit, Michigan, where his ex-
tensive field of practice has been highly
appreciated by a grateful community, and
exceedingly profitable to himself. All he
asks is a fair and impartial trial of hi
new and painless remedies. Consultation
free. Office hours from Q till 4 o'clock of
each day-Sunday excepted.
May 2S, lS62-tf.
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Another Heavy Fleece.
AESoPoTANIA. lime 1oth 1

~mEsororAHIA, June. 18th, 1862.
Ae''rs. EditOrs:-I don't propose to beat
hr. baidWin's fleece of wool, noticed in
your last weeks paper; but | have inst
'aken on heece that l call good, consid-
ering the care the sheep received. If
weighed thirteen lbs, and 6 o.. of well
washed wool of one years growth. The
sheep Is 4 years old and was not housed
during any of the winter.
Yours, respectfully, o. S. LAIRD.
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Vienna Soldiers Aid Society.

The Aid Society of Vienna forwarded
May 30th. to Mrs. B. Rouse Cleveland, q
box containing the following articles viz
2 quilts, . cotton sheets, 2 linen sheets,
pillow, 5 pillow cases, 5 hospital shirts.
q linen towels, l abdominal bandage, s
ID, linen, 4 ID, lint, 2293 yds, bandage, q
fb congresses, 4 pin balls, l ID elder berries
Il tracts.
Another box was sent June 30th in
which were s pillows, I quilts, 5 hospital
shirts, 5 pillow cases, l pair socks, IA yds
bandage, l abdominal bandage, IA pin
balls, 3 ID lint, a roll of flannel, p p cur
rents, 10 magazines, II hand bills, Is
tracts, l dozen copies n. Y. Observer, l
dozen copies n. Y. Independent.
HELEN L. Belts, Sec, Aid Soc,
Vienna June 30th, 1892.
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zen
Arrival ana Departure of Mails.
PosT-oFFICE, Warren, O.,
March % 1862

foUNGSTowN. D1nY-Arrives $50 P n; leave,
CLEVELAND. ~DAnv-Arrires II:I9 4 \; leaves
6Ak6Mt LT-Arr Z p N: leares6AN
VlL DIGGlNGS, I'd II A n; leaves 3
N.
carbohydrates Tues. Thurs and Sat at 1880 A
4; leaves same days at l:3O n.
WEST GRkENVILLE-Arrives Mon Wed and
Fridays at N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at l2 n.
1hkkNSBuRGH-Arrives Mon, Wed and Fridays
a. II Y; leaves same days at 4.
NVhIH bL0OMFIELD-Arrives Mon. Wed and
Fridays att r Nc leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdAys at
fAhMlNGTON-Arrives Wed and FRIDAYS at 5 p
y; leaves Tues and THURSDAYS at A n.
CANTON, BUCK CREEK, HANNA'S MILLS &c
Arrives Friday 5 P n leaves Tuesday $50 A n.
RAFESNA-Arrives Mon- Wed. and FRIDAYS. at
!rNi leaves on Tues. Thurs. and Saturdays,
4
- Nails which leave at or before A NJ are closed
tee preceding Eve. at 3 P N. All others are closed
AAn an hour previous to their departure.
C M PATCH p. NJ.
Nc drop letters delivered unless prepaid
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Rowland Springs.

The late warm weather is suggestive of
rides to Rowland Springs. The establish
ment is in complete order, ready for the
reception of visitors /; the strawberries are
fully riPe-and Mr.. and Mrs. Hank are
as well prepared as heretofore to minister
to the comfort and pleasure of their
guests. Everybody knows that their ia
Die Is excellent, and the house as nice as
it can be.
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and Banners.

Sunday Schools and Military Compan-
les supplied at very low prices ranging
from 5 cts. upwards, according to size and
quality of material used.
Send in orders early.
G. W. .CROWELL, & Co.
No. 2ll Superior st.
Marble Block, Cleveland Ohio.
Warren, June 1lth. '62-4w.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue. mornings. with
bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite tor break
fsst? Do you feel when you first get up SO weak
and languid you can scarcely get abOutE, DO you
have = dizziness in tho head Ut times and 0ften 3
dullness, with headache occasionally are your
bowels cOstive and irregular and appeute ehange-
able? Do YOU reft up wind from the stomach, and
10 you bloat up often? Do you feel a f9llness alter
eating and A gOreness when the stomach Is empty
No Won have heart burn OCCASIONALLY 10 you feel
low snirited and look on the dark side o! thinEsg-
Are Won not unusually nervous at timesy Do yen
not become restless and often lay nntil midnight be-
fore you can go to sleep? And then. AZ times, don't
YOU feel dull and sleepy most of the timer Is your
skin dry and sealy2 also sallOw? In short is not
your life a burth0n. full Of iorehOdingSg Now. these
are the symptoms generally present. bat not always
all Of them. and there are thousands who are suffer-
ing daily from them. and Nc pledge ourselves. in
from three.tO Eve prescriptions. to drive them all
away and. completely cure the patient. changing
their whole physical and mental nature, and thus
life . blessing in place Of a burthen. We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged to
give Us one fair trial and We eandidly can do just
what Ia above set forth. Try two Prescriptions and
we can in that time satisfy the most ineredulOus.-
We call especial attention to our almost Invaluable
treatment in the above diseases. "Prors al things.
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Secesh Literature.

We are indebted to Acting Adjutant
Walter b. King, of the 18th Battery. fol-
a copy of the Memphis Avalanche, OF
April 24th. The coarse, yellow paper
upon which it is printed is evidence of the
straits TO which the rebels were driven for
one OF aaearticles in common use. 1t is
very bitter; says Fort Donelson, Memphis
and New Orleans can never be taken. OF
course not.
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Personal.

Captain. f. c.. Downs of the Goth regi-
ment o. V. NJ, was in town during the
last week, and left Monday morning to
reioin his regiment. He reports the
health of his company, which had suffer
ed considerably from sickness, as much
improved.
Rev. Mr.. Hawkins, Chaplain of the I'd
Ohio Cavalry, has been at home for the
last ten days, on a visit. He preached
at the N. E. Church on Sunday.
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Shop Lifting.

On Thursday of last week. Mr. .I.bn
Nugent detected a woman in the act of
taxing goods from the store of Messrs. F
Z. Hoyt d Osborn. He allowed her 70
ieave the store, then called her back
charged her of the theft, which she ad-
misted' and gave back the goods. Her
name is said to be Brochet, from PORTAGE
county. This kind of gentry had better
keep out of Stores where Nugent is m
pioyed, for this is but one of several in
ances in which he has caught them.
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GTEPHEN WILLIAMS ESTATE.
~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified executor on the es-
tate of Stephen Williams, late of Vienna, Trum-
june Is, IS62-3Ws HIRAM WILLIAMS.
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ARRAY.

On Friday the 10th ult., in a quarrel,
at Duck Creek, in this county, Henry
Correll struck Joseph B~aringer, with a
knife, inficting a somewhat severe. but
not dangerous wound in his left shoulder.
Cornell fed and had not been arrested at
last accounts.
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Notice
rs hereby given to all persons hc

s hereby given to all persons hold
IL ing claims against the Clinton Line Rail Road
Company, that there is a suit pending in the District
Court of CuyahOga County, in which the stockhold-
ers have been declared Individually liable to an
amount equal to the amount of stock bythem sub
scribed. This will give a very handsome dividend
to all the creditors. 1t Is desirable to save all the
costs that We can. | have a summons from the Court
in my possession embracing the names of all eredi-
tors in this County so far as known. All creditors
are requested TO call at my Office and acknowledge
service of sunmons.
Any person who shall see this please call attention
Of other creditors to it. 1t is desirrble that the sum
mons be ready TO be returned by the 18th or 2Oth of
July.
Warren July ., sew. B. T. CURTISS-
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The Wool Trade.

The wool trade has been very active in
this place, and the quantity purchfs2d is
large. The prices probably average about
forty four cents in hand, and the differ
ence made between fine and coarse wool
is much less than usual.
There is but little of the c~oarsest wool
to be found in this market: nearly every
flock in the country will average half
blood, so thoroughly have the iocks been
intermixed with the Saxony, Spanish and
French Merino, South Down, &c. Thecom-
lots being from ~ to 46 cents, while
the highest,price paid forfne wool, within
our knowledge, is so cents. One gentle
man of this place have purchased nearly
200, 900 pounds; Several ofthe merchants
have bought from twenty to forty thou
sand pounds each.