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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-18
FROM vICKsBURa.

The daring exploit OF the ironr'ad steamer Ar
.spsas on the Mississippi, has thoroughly aroused
he wrath o. the Federal feet, and has given en-
x.,arase ment TO the gallant troop. who now SO
hsraiesEy defending VicksbarS The only intel.
.eues received from that point yesterday Is con.
,sned in the following dispatch TO the Secretary of
.he Navy from Gen. Earl Van, Dorm:
a,rcxsBuRe, July IT, ls62.--The enemy opened
IL ,he. guns and mortars last evening and shel,ed
Il. city aud batteries until after dark, when eiSh,
oi their vesse,s Of war passed down under fire Of
,se batteries aud the Arkansas breadsides wha,
damage wSs done TO them / have not learned.
shoash they were repeatedly pierced by shot of
he heaviest calbre. One heavy shot passed through
tie SIDE OF the Arkansas, killing two men and
~cund.ng three. This was all the damage done 10
A.. with the exception of one house burned down
n the city. onr troops here have contempt Tor
the Zee, and the bombsrdmen,, and await coolly
-, she troops 10 land.
The 4 rkanssss Is the admiration Ct ALI and her
DARING and heroic act has inspired all with the
greatest enthusiasm She is Row being repaired
sld y 3. sooa be ready for e?:ers
BARI VASDo-S, Maj. Gen
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IRON GLOUCESTER.

~ iocen, arrival from Gloucester county, Va,
We .earu tina, ,hs Yankees have all depa ted, with
hs exception OF a few s,rasgiers who roam about
"'laout restraint or discipline. Before leaving,
A'y destroyed everything they Led accumulated
:. aiouoeser Point, which could not he convenient
= carried away Most OF the negroes in tie lever
rsf' oi the county have decamped. but compare,
aFs'y fe" have have gone from the plantations Dor
"srina On York river.
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L. s. TREASURY EOTEs.

wesaw yesterday, in the hands of a soldier who
Tts engaged In tie battles below Richmond one
-4ndred dollars Of the recent issue Of United States
Treasury notes Of the denomination of 5'a and los
TIE holder OF these notes says that he picked them
up Oh the field. aud vas not aware that they were
aany value On being offered Confederate money
tor them by gentleman who desired to procure it
'of the Use Of prisoners In the North he seemed
sstohished ,ha. any one should regard such Il cur.
'eaey Of any value. He had only kept it because
Nir,emblef money
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- "alle the business OF exchanging prisoners
,,. s.ss'ios' 1t u to be hoped that our Govern
:, ~ WI not forget the gallant Colonel xaryons
ylana He has been prisoner more than q
,..,,. !" oose confinement. ths sgsmy refusing to
,...,,' VI tree, him - prisoner Of war; We 81,
II, ~ .hs satisfaction derived from tho success.
whit, s''n OF The captsre Of the st. Nicholas, Of
,, WAS ksding spirit. Hs Was Understood
commission IN the Confedsraas army. Our
'Sa'nsas, apon IN sxAnisatioa of his esas. We
sot allow thA YedersI satkosstiss % psr
60. "'oag towards him. without retaining sons
s@ - hsstAgs is IN,
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THROUGH CONNECTION TO srAuNrOs

'a1 necessary repairs on the Central Railroad
N"'"g been completed, tho cara will start this
'ilhs from the depot OF the company in this
s,' varying the mail through to staunton. This
a'ss we resumption Of business cyer the whole
mentioned, and II Is 10 be hoped that the vigi
- u our military authorities win not permit
sDS important avenue Of communication to be
'''A'h up again by the enemy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-18

Grdspins.-Moses, a slave, was arraigned
yesterday heforl the Head Of Police, for stealing
$50 IN current funds. belonging to Mr. J. F. F. Gas
tin The scamp oyerreaehed himself, Mr.. c. getting
on his trail after the abduction OF his funds
and pursuing it indefatgably until the thief WAS in
limbo. Moses on fun proof Of his delinquency got
30 lashes, most uncomfortable present during this
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NOT RHnA0TCn

"~ff@ f1sVN1Vx 6V
. Ns' s'oIe wall Jackson has not been made full
SsnTfi as heretofore stated, the list Of full Gene
kfess
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sympathy for the Distressed-Searcsly q dav
sses that the Raddest indications Of grief are not
Witnessed upon our streets Yesterday . Isdv.
~ ln whose countenance was depicted marks OF
r.. ns,s ;hcesest sorrow. was met ny Mrs President
n,. wnose attention she attracted and who In
IuIeo the cause Of her grief The story of the nm.
fortunate i was brief one but full Oh sadness--
Her nusband q sergeant In North CsroEna com
pany WAS wounded in the battle 1t Malvern Hiii.
had failed to find him I'm any Of the hospitai. NJ.
Davis kindly invited her TO the Presidential man
sion. where she Is now guest, and AN adver,;s.
'nent appears In our columns for the wounded aud
missing husband.
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rus LINES BEYOND rue RAppAHANNoCY

TEn I,.NKN bEf VND TUE KAFFA HANNUtk.
i, was believed at Gordonsviiie yeste rdsy tha;
ne enemy lal advanced his lines 10 point very
uesr tbs, Place but so far we have been able to
ascertain 20 alArni existed In consequence. 1t is
uyobable tsa. adequate preparations have been
.eade for any emergency that nigh. arise, and
hence The confidence OF the people.
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@aces Going al Large.-The Hastings Court yes
terday fined Reuben Roane $40 and costs for allow
ing his slave Moses to go at large, and dismissed
cases pending against George Timberlake and Fred
erick Kel for permitting the same infractions Of
law by slaves owned by them.
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Consiausd.-The case of Charles Toothaker an
individual charged with stealing $50 worth Of cloth.
ing belonging TO Z. J.. Stewart, was yesterday con-
tinued by the Hastings Court on motion of the &C.
crsed, until the ne IT term
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Supplies for the Hospitals-Oa Saturday a car
will be attached to the mail train on the Central
railroad, to bring, free of charge, from all depots
and turnouts between this point and Louisa c. H.,
any contributions Of food other articles for the
sick and wounded soldiers in our hospitals This
practice viii be continued daily the people of tha
country prove sufficiently liberal and patriotic to
make it necessary.
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Moderaie.-Country soap that used to be a
drug In the market a: : and 10 cents per pound
now sells from IS cents to dollar. The wer has
certainly benefited the rural population who may
have been 30 fortunate to be within reach of a
market. They have not failed to asNand receive
the largest price obtainabe for everything they
had for SALE vegetables included
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decentralization a long and patient hearing yes-
trrday, before the Hastings Court Jesse. slave
was acquitted of the charge of arson, preferred
against him for setting fire to the house of Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyler. In this case miss was as good az
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saodned' On the contrary, they seem stronger
.nan ever Isthe rebellion at its last gaspa 1t has
nave we succeeded In revivinR the Union feeling
y. tue SOUTH Why every day the two sections
dfiit farther and farther apart every day we be-
come N re and more ignorant of the sentiments of
tue Southern people every day that this accursed
febe Hon il permitted to continue the rumb-r IF
Southern Union men becomes less a. the old Union
seems more poweress and remote, and the new
Confederncy more powerful, and successful What
tnen nave we sainedt In spite Of our brilliant
victories, our naval superiority cur numerous but
isolated trlumphs we have practically and In r..
suits gained very little and los; very much.
What, then, shall we do nexti Shall we give
up 'he war. d4sband ot!r army and navy and LET
the rebels go in peace Never! II is too late 10
I%hihx % OF such course. The recognition of tie
southern Contederacy by our own Government "a
no longer among the contingencies of this war -
Inc rebels may defeat armies and capture our
capital-these are possibities-but the rebels can
never conquer their Independence The conlic.
mas assumed "a new andta subiuer aspect We
nave I'D decide now, not whether the rebels can be
subdued, but whether the country ia 10 ha ssved
Ihe question Ia no longer the putting down Of the
oeiiion, hut the salvation Of the nation We are
IN eht de sac from which only escane is the sun
preston Of the rebellion by force
Ia another article It says that '';his summers
campaign must end this rebellion or that this NAV
he very long and eventful war;" II adds:
We call upon the Government to supply. at
once, from our troops in the fie Id else where IN
overwhelming amy 10 Mcclellan aud Popein Iir.
gfnla, and upe.f Ioyai States To nush forward
their volunteers militia If within Two or three
weeks we can reinforce our Virginia ermes to the
extent CT hundred thousand men il NAV save us.
vast amount Of human life and a thousand mil.
mons OF dollars, which may otherwise be required
lot tbe suppression Of this rebellion. Now is the
time for action, If We would save the Union We
can. Let action then. be tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-18

Sale Of Damaged To6acco.-Tke sale of lot of leaf
tobacco, damaged by the recent fresh in James
river, commenced yesterday morning, at Andsr-
sons warehouse, on the Basin, and was well at.
tended, not only by our own citizens but by manu-.
facturers from Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Dan
vile. Fifty hogheads were disposed of at high
prices, ranging from Sc to Sl4. We noticed one
hogshead, OF medium quality, half of which was
thoroughly saturated, which brought Sll "a
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ADDRESS OF GEN. POPE TO HIS TROOPS.
WASI,SGrpN Tulv II 1850

WASHINGTON, July IA, l662.
To The OIicers and Soldiers of the 4r7av or Er1inio
By special assignment of the President of the
United States, l have assumed command of this
army.
have spent two weeks IN learning Your where
abouts, your condition, and your wants: in prepar.
ing you for active operations, and in placing YOU
in positions from which you can act promptly and
10 the purpose.
have come TO you from the West, where we
have always seen the backs Of our enemies-froIa
army hose business i, has been 10 seek the ad-
versary and to beat him when found-whose pcli-
cy has been attack, and not defence.
In bat one instance has the enemy been able to
place our Western armies Ia defensive attitude
presume that have been called here 10 pursue
my 1t Is my purpose to do so and that speedily
am sure you long tor an opportunity to win the
distinction You are capable OF achieving. That op.
portunity shall endeavor to give you.
Meantime, ! desire ven to dismiss from YOUR
minds certain phrases which / am sorry to find
much in vogue amongst you
constantly hear of taking strong positions and
holding thein-of lines OF retreat and Of bases of
supplies. Let discard such ideas. The strongest
position soldier should desire to occupy is one
from which ne can most easily advance against the
enemy.
Let Us study the probable lines OF retreat Of our
opponents, and leave our own to take of them.
selves. Let us look before and not behind. Sue.
cess and glory are in the advance Disaster and
shame iurk in the rear. Let act on this under
shall be inscribed with many glorious deed. and
that your names viii be dear to your countrynan
forever. JOHN POPE,
Major General Commanding
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Police Coayt,--A number Of cases were beard be-
fore the sitting magistrate at this Court yesterday
ana disposed OF as follows: Charles +. Denny.
charged with stealing horse from James Riley.
was sent before the Provost M&rshai; Joseph III
Mabry, a free negro, having a box Of sugar In his
possession. and without legal register ordered Is
stripes; Vincent N. o. Dett, soldier arrested for
associating with negroes, was sent to Gen. Winder
His excuse was that. coming to town two weeks
since. sick, and being unable to nd any other lodr
ings, the negroes had agreed to take care of him
and he permitted them TO do 10 until hs arrest by
the police on the above charre
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TAKEN up, near williamsburg road. below
Richmond, a small roam MARE which the oWner
can get by proving property and paying for tAia
advertisement. LIEUT.. E. II. lOORNAN
jy l5-4t* Moorman's Battery Huaera nv
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oST-From camp below Richnoud, on 0th r.,
IL slant, one small bay HORSE. with oid ~ -
forehead left fore knee slightly enlarged Also. .
pay MAKE, years old, tail eaten of BY nules-
The above animals will be returned to
JOHNSON, YOUNGER H OTRY
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-On safurdaY 80
- last, from my camp on Marion Hin. . hsAtbav
MARE. with forstop cut OF short, and name llllAse
on left side had on when lost = head stall hn21oe.
She Is Of fine style aud action, and y long n ~
body. handsome reward will Be given Sbs ~
return to Major JOHN II. McKENziR Leaisl0A
Depot corner Wall and Franklin ssrretA
1yl6-NT Captain Chssapsaks Arslllssy.
r OST OR MISLAID-At o. nsar 1isAnsnl =
~ lith July. 1852 the following NOTnos o.
ten dollar note, given BY Capt G. J. DeunlA dn1od
April 1902 and made payable 70 l. L. OawssZi
J. HsasoeS. % payable M 70 @ cs.ssy; @ "a :: =:
and . half dollar note. given BY J. ". no6BooA
dated February %. 1854. payable 70 L u Cswssy
no.ss not ss''II uyis II '. ss:I &c WaiffinoroS Fl IA
CTRAYED OR STOLEK-From 6coltaAmV b.
- pot, Richmond end Danvills Railsoo4 a -
uFday, the 2esh ult., large bay 1An0. ahsefe
years DID, star In tbs foeshead. bFenAeA % ~ ~
shoulder with the isstsfssC. and @. d. Aals aAost
A bay marc COLT. ono ysar ola, I'm q - aans
time, and 10 probably with her, Hasing lataly ~.
chased her In Richmond she may " txying - 49,
her way there again. Iwill pay sSsiaaAs sswesA
nation that viii enable ma 70 81 hse soA.
WN c. WHIIWO11H
" l5-As soottahnrg. HAlifhx se1nly. Va
fSWKNTY DOLLARs ReWA1nrl vi ~
the above reward far tAs apDgohme6oo q ~
,s., I'm, Inv. sss. s.e /. ~
nnrses II such h the easss / viii PAY tAe NWoEo
they are sent hone. TAs nsaa0 QnSe -
and their services ars very nneh nsss1am
al p''soss nom AAss'sns sonS ~ - SnS ~
Esspaf e oakWeeA Csaaeaey,
Oskwood OsnssssG ln1 - H. y IL
TEx DOLLAR1 l4MA1l-. -
H. suhscssbee. 5 1Q1n0 WO4Als eA144 -
yssrs of q. snA a6saa - - - - - D =
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N"tsdncss-The following persons were summon.
ed before the Head of Police Yesterday. and fined
for permitting nuisances to exist on premises owned
or controlled by them, viz: f.. ID. Eacho, S5; Ro
Keid % John Disney, s5; John Hennersay, IS
Lnen Callaher, 50 Henry Hockleman. Is, and
Mrs. E. Totty, So Several cases of similar ipfrac
t:ons Of the health ordinance were continued The
police have for some weeks past been exerting
themselves assiduously to make the1people pay due
regard to the sanitary rules and regulations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-18

Stealing Money from Mu,e.-A darkey named
Jim, a slave, was yesterday arraigned before the
Aldermen composing the Hastings Court, to be tried
for stealing S25 from a negro woman called DUN.
my--s mute. While no Goubt existed in the minds
OF the magistrates that Jim surreptitiousy pos.
sessed himself Of the pecuniary resources OF Dunn.
my, yet the impossioiity Of legally trausating her
testimony rendered a no!le prosequi unavoidable.
and the rogue was let loose.
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Insignificant dMonnf-1he law provides that n,
certain stated periods. all the fnea imposed by the
Mayor which may accrue to the Commonw n caIth
shall be paid by that officer into the hands of the
Clerk OF the Hastings Court to be paid over by him
70 the Auditor of Public Accounts. Yesterday the
Mayor rendered In court an account under oath, of
the number and amount of the fines sccruinR TO the
State. imposed from the 18th of February to the
I4th OF July The number was four, and the amount
of tine one dollar in each case
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The New York Money Narkat

IFFoll Tue Now 7 ork Herald July Is.
MONDAY July Ia, & p. N.
To-Day bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday:
E'k end'g. loans Specis Circurn. DEPOSITS.
July 3-sii3,6i3,1lS 3L1905i9 9,27Oel5 1877 4sG 534
July la 47,997,436 32O95 ia 9,al2 397 la753s, ,O55
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FROM THE GRAND ARMY.

FROM THE GRAND ARMY.
The correspondence from the Grand Army" Is
very large, but contains nothing of Importance. /:
Is asserted that the army has advanced four miles
THE RECRUITING QUESTION.
Recruiting goes on slowly, and grand public
demonstration was to have been made In New York
Oh the 10th inst, TO arouse the people. The fol.
lowing some of the dispatches published In the
Hsratd
UTICA, July A.-A large and enthusiastic meet
Ing was held this evening to advance volunteering
under tho new levy. The Mayor presided assisted
by the most distinguished citizens The resolutions
proposed an extra bounty for volunteers Speeches
were made by ExGOv. Seymour, Judge. DEMO aud
Bacon, Francis Herman, Ell!s Il. Roberts Chas. w.
Doolittle and othara Liberal subscriptions were
made for the extra bounty.
BOSTON, July A-An order approprIa.ing
500, 600 from the city treasury to be expended In
and other expenses in raising the city's quota o;
volunteers under the recent proclamation of the
President OF the United States, passed this af
terncon by both branches Of the city government.
INDIASAPoLIs, July H.-An enthusiastic
meeting was held to night. Twenty thousand dol
lars were subscribed to support the families of vol.
untesrs. Recruiting progrsss most favorably IN
diana viii fiil her quota OF new troops rapidly
THE SITUATION
Is thus briefly given in tho Herald
There Ii no later news from the army Oh the
James river than that contained In our correspon.
dence from Fortress Monroe and Harris, ms Land.
ing. In all probability the army II In siate Of
quiescence for the present, notwithstanding the
vague rumors Of recent battle. II ia stated that
the obstructions placed by the rebels in tine Jsmsa
river. near Fort Darling, have been greatly
duced by the recent fresheta. If this be true our
gunbosts may have an opportunity Of operating
lirtlo nearer to the rebel capital before long.
TUE NEW STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
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4 lAME to my house, on last Saturday, q rcd eod
~ white COW; a crop and slit In the fight -
and slit In the left ear; with short horns; oue a
them has been knocked of. This Cow was sold =
auction on last Saturday by man from Rockeets
The purchaser can hear of her by calling on me- b
Manchester. Lily 16--H'] JAMES TURNEk
DOLLARS REWAR6.-
.xO Kan away from my house on Sunday the l3sA
Of age Had on when he left soldiers shirt. witA
pockets, and a pair Of Cashmere panta The ahovo
reward will be paid for his apprehension and Dc.
livery at the Franklin House, Franklin street.
jy l6-3tA CROTIcu
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The Petersburg Elress has received the New
York Tribune Of the l2th Inst. The news is inter
estng, particularly that referring the state of al
fairs at Vicksburg on the I'd inst We make the
iol!aysinp ayfrarts.
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TUE NEW STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.

"West Virginia Ii nearly" in the United States.
The Senate has passed the House bill admitting
her, with an amendment, that the children Of
slaves born after the sth Of July, Ia6a. shall be
free, and that oil slaves Yho should st the time
aforesaid be under the age OF tan years, shall be
free. unless they arrive at tho age Of twsnty.one
and ali slaves over ten and under twenty shall
bs tree when they arrive at the age Of twenty.
6ve. There IL not much doubt that the House viii
agree to the bill.
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LAkEN UP-Near the battls-flald Of Tueodav.
i July lat, sorrel MARE, with saddls, bsI6c
aud halter. Inquire of
c. e. LIPPITT, Surg 57th reQ,t Va Vola
jy l6-3ts Near Tlravrvsa MT
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~ TKAYED OK STOLEN = I'D kEWARO-
- From the Scale House, on Brook Road, On ~
night Of 10th July. two white faced buffalo cows,
one large brindls the other red; and two youn6
STEERS, three years old, one . brindls, with yssy
from Mangohick. King William, by Hanover C. H.
down the Brock Road. II gotten ont, think tAaV
are making their way back. I will pay 60 ~
ward for them Any information may b a6drsaosd
to me, f. L. WOODY, Nangohick r. O., Eln9
William, or BOSHER WOODY, coruse Mai0
and l7th sts.. Richmond. jy l6-dkAswlts
CTRAYED OR o L N-From ny Wagoo
y camp. the night Of the 9th inst. small bay
STALLION, four years old, with two hiDA -
white, and ono fore one partly 10; also, s1nAn
white spot ON bis nose He had on hsavy b1aek
artillery halter. Any person leaving i2formasiao
at this Office that will lead TO the recovery Of ~
horse, viii be literally rewarded.
A. L. LAND. A Q II.
jy 16-6ts 4laA Va laG't
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FROM THE GRAND ARMY.
The correspondence from the Grand Army" Il
very large, but contains nothing of Importance. /
Is asserted that the army has advanced four miles
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SFRAYED From my farm, in Hsnrioe. ooVSS
~ miles below Richmond, two MULES, 8 ~
and mouse.c e.colored one. They arc Of ned3eS
size. and in tolerable order liberal reward VGl
ne paid for their delivery to M PeaFce, a eonas
Of 5th and Clay streets 4
iY lS--3t* aAMnpY <YNsYv nv~nm
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H>EN DOLLARS REWARD-For 4 ANAL -
Il HORSE. years old, star in the fpeahaad snd
left hind foot white; small blemish i - lsft sYu
RE got loose from me on Sunday mosnine ths lAh
OF July, on Church Hill. The above fsNard VA
be paid for his delivery to Capt T. A JONES' ~
the corner Of 29tl, and Marshall streeta RIeA1n.A
iy l6-Iwt JOSEPH W 0TiIITApn
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IAKEN UP-On Monday, q small! dark by
HORSE with small star In his forehead: -
had on blanket and halter. The owner win pleaee
come forward, prove property, pay charges, anA
take him away. j. H. CRlTTENDEN
jy l6--3ss On she ChsrIe. Citv R~~A
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20

Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock from which
arises q large proportion Of the fatal maladies that az
hict mankind They are as it were a species Of potato
rot in the human constitution, which undermines and
corrupt all the sources Of its vitality and hastens its
decay. They are the germ from which spring, Con-
sumption, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Liver Com
plants, and Eruptiye Diseases which will be recog
nized as among those most fatal and destructive 10 the
races Of men. So dreadful are its consequences to hu-
man life, that it is hardly possible to over estimate the
Importance Of an actual, reliable remedy, that can
sweep out this Scrofulous contamination. We know
then we shall proclaim welcome news to our readers Of
one from such a quarter as will leave little doubt ofits
efacacy-2nd still more welcome. when we tell them
that it really does accomplish the end desired. We
AYERS s-ARsAPARILLA, audit is certainly worthy the
attention Of those who are afflicted with ScrofElG OF
Scrofulous ompIaints.-Register Albany, N. J.