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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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They are sugar-coated, that the most sensi-
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family physie.
Price Is cents per Boz, Five boxes for S1O0.
Greatnumbers of Clcrgymen, Physicians, States
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remedies, but our space here will not permit the
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are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers with
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Demand AYERS, aud take others The sick
want the best aid there is for Them and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
j.. WOOD,
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Negroes Wanted.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. TWO
w HUNDRED ACRES OF WESTERN
LAND, in Livin yston County, Missouri for
good likely negroes. The owner has refused
$4,000 for the land. 80 Apply at the ~
July 81, 1852: BULLETIN OFFICE
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TISM MERCURIAI. CONSEQUENCES, INTER
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HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS-
MENSTRUATION, WHITES, CHLOROSIS, ETC.,
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF
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The experience of thousands daily proves that
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compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de-
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and fully restorative effects. Good appetite COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
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As grand stomachc and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up In neat fiat metal boxes continuing
so pills. price ID cents per box six boxes,
So 30; dozen boxes 81 90 t'or -ai" ny
Druggists generally. Will be sent fre: to
any address on receipt of the price Al ie'-
tiers, orders, etc, should he addressed to
p g. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents. Q
330 BROADWAY, n v.
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NAV, be found the bars up. But time was
/ too precious to be wasted in letting down
bars. Gathering all his strength, he bound
ed in the air, snake ditto; and as he alighted
on the other side, his snakeship's tail crack.
ed across the upper bar, swapping like an
India cracker.
Again. ohm set forward, now utterly re-
CARELESS Of the girls, for the extra tickle Of
the snakes tail as he leaped the bars. Danish.
ed all his bashfulness and modesty, and
again he had the pleasure of finding the
snake in straight line. drawing steadily at
the hem of his solitary garment.
The house now became the center OF at
traction, ann around it he revolved with the
speed of Thought. Four times in each re-
volution, as he turned the corner. his snake
ship came round with a whiz that was quite
cefreshing.
While describing the third circle, as he
rame near the group of wondering struck
girls, without removing his gaze from tho
snake. he managed to cry out
Call a nan!
The next moment he had whisked out OF
sight, and as quick as thought reappeared at
the other side of the house
Call man!'
Away he whirled again, turning the cor
ner rapidly that the whiz of the snake
sounded halfway between a low whistle
and the repeated pronunciation of double-o.
Before either of the girls had stirred from
their tracks he had performed another re-
volution-
Call a mani
Away he flew once more. but his strength
was rapidly failing. Nancy Clark was the
first to recover her presence of mind. and
seized hoop-pole, she took her station
near the corner of the house, and as John
reappeared, brought it down upon the snake
with a force that broke its back and hold
upon Johns neither garment at the same
time.
John rushed into the house and to his
room, and at tea-time appeared in his best
Sunday suit but little the worse for the race,
and to all appearance entirely cured Of his
bashfulness. That night he walked home
with Nancy Clark. The Next New Year
they were married, and now whenever John
feels inclined to laugh at his wife's hoops
or any other popularity she has only to say
Call man. and he instantly sobers down.
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Jaundicc. Fever and A=ue. General De.
biIitv. aud all Diseases arising from
DiSOrdered stomach, Liver or
Bowels.
fTNlIEY used and recommended bv leodipo
L Physicians of the country. and all who try
them pronounce them Invaluable
DR.. JAMES l.. LEEPERE, writes from Ma
Varre, Stark Co.. OHIO, ''the Bitters are hiobIv
praised by those suffering from indigestion. dys,
pepsia and liver complaint"
Or. WM NJ. KERR, of Pogersville Ind.
writes Us that they are the most valua bic medi-
cine offered. lie has recommended them with
great success, and with them made several
cul es of palpitaton Of the heart and general de-
blity.
ID. \. GALLEHERS, NJ. D. writes from Van
W ert Ohio. Il most respectfully recommend the
sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dysnent;c
persons; aid to all who require a stimnfof;no
i'''ihs
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING nA11v
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally
frlce '3cts per bottle. j. n. HARRIS & co.
alneinnati, Ohio, Proprieors for the southern
ana estern States, to whom address all orders
For sale by '0SS Oh - e's'
seaton & Broderick; Maysville,
Go Watson: Foster
Grain d. Co.: IIillsboro
A: Boyd: Sharpsburg,
John I. Shepherd: Grayson,
Eli q Co.: Catletsburg,
j. H. Haskell & Son: Ashland.
June ~ Hunter d Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
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the use of these Pills the perIods
attacks of Nervous Sick Headache may be
prevented: and # taken at the commencement of
ar attact inlrrediats relief from PAIN and sick
ness Will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing The Nauseau and
steadacnes to which females are so subject.
Trey act se.-- Y mon the bowels,-rcmovine
CoStiveness.
Fer Literary Men Students, Delicate Females,
and all per ons of sedentary habits, they are val
liable as a LAXATIVE, improving the appetite Civ
ing tone and vigor to the digestive organs, re.
storing the natural elasticity antl Strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALfC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
mel Is, having been in use many years, during
viii h time they have prevented and relieved a
vas amount of pain and suffering from Head
ach W. ctner originating in the nervous system.
orr ON & deranged state of The stomach
hey a:e entirely vegetable in their compost
uo' land may &c taken ut all TIMES with perfect
sal ty without making any change of diet, and
the absence ofany disagreeable taste renders it
easy to administer them % hi!dern.
BEWARE OF cot NTERFEITS
lhe genuine have five signatures of, Henry c..
Spalding on each Box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in,
Medicines
Box will be sentby mail prepaid on receipt
of the PRICE % CENTS.
A IL orders should be addressed TO
HENRY G. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street. New York
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N W YORK
Benevolent Iniirrnaav.

ESTABLISHED and ENDOWED FOR THE RELIEF OF
THOSE SUFFERING WITH CoNTAGIoUs, NIRULENT,
AND CHRONIC DISEASES. AND FOR TIE ERADICATION
AND EXTERMINATIoN OF ALL DISEASES OF TIE UE-
ISARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, OF WHATEVER NATUEK.
The Journal MEDICAL REFoI.aI. containing
VALUABLE INFORMATION on Spermator-
rhoa and the New Remedies employed al the In
Urinary, for the cf the "boVe diseases sent to
those needing medical aid, in sealed letter envel-
opes, free of charge Don't fail to send for 4
copy
TO parents of many scrofulous and dis -ased
children, certain means of pi vcntion VIII cheer
fully be communicated, on application by mail
The PtescriptionS for Consumption used by
the lntirmary, will be sent Free t. all who need
it 1t never fails to cure Coughs Colds, Asthma
Cattarh and Consumptio, as thousand can attest
Send before You perish.
To all who apply by letter, with fail doScrip-
ton Of age, occupation, symptoms Of disease of
any kind, and habits of life. Candid advice
free of charge, will be given, by the Chief Ply
stefan or Surgeon.
Address, with two or three stamps for postage
Dr.. ~. BERNEY, Secretary.
Box 14l.) Williamsburg, New York
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PREPARED BY
DE. +. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for 50.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that
it is entirely unnecessary for to recount the,
evidence of It's virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
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CHEESE.

DICKEKT'S Blue Grass Cheese always on
i hand ana for sale by H. C. LLOYD.
Maysville, june 10, 1862
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MATRIMoNY.-What a crHsty old fellow
he must have been, who wrote the following:
"Look at the great mass of marriages that
occur over the VIII ole world; what poor con-
temptible affairs they are! A few soft looks,
a walk, dance, a squeeze of the hand. a
popping of the question, purchasing of a
ring. a minister, a ride or two in a hired
carriage. night in country inn. and the
matter is over. For FIVE or six weeks two
sheepish looking persons are seen dandling
on each others arms, looking at waterfalls,
or guzzling wine and cakes, then everything
falls, or guzzling wine and cakes, then
every thing falls into the most N onotonous
routine; the wife is on one side of the
hearth, the husband on the other; and little
quarrels, little pleasures, little cares, and lit
tie children, gradually gather round them.
This IS what ninety-nine out Of one hun
dred find to be the delights of matrimony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19
RICHMOND THE CITADEL OF THE REBELLION
EVERYTHING FOR RICHMOND.
From the n Y. Herald Julyl5l

Gen. Mcclellan has been checked In front Of
Richmond by an assailing rebel army Of two hun
Cred thousand men. JEFF. Davis and his confede.
rates have staked their game of Southern indepen-
aenee upon their defence OF Richmond All their
available military forces and resources are cOncen-
uaied in aud around their chosen Confederate"
capital They know that if they are driven from
u Their prestige and power at home and their
dreams Of foreign Intervention are at An end
lhey believe that If for q month or two longer
they can bold their capital, France aud England
VIII come TO their rescue. With their superior
.ofees in front OF Mcclellan, they have leco,ne bold
ana DARING and from their late dashing operations
We Can understand the importance Of looking well
:" our oefences Of the Potomac while actively and
river
An intelligent army officer gives It al his opinion
@ .u0' We were at once to withdraw all our well
nAaed and experienced troops from every other
YuSI'er, 10 strengthen the army of General Nc
va S.ehsn ana the cooperative army Of Genera Pope,
~ o 70 De able to pounce in overwhelming strength
apoh The rebel army Of Richmond before its re-
livery from the serious damages II has lately suf
asiso we should end this rebellion In single blow,
as aaa gam everything from Virginia to Texas in
ss1,ning Richmond. Look at the game and Its re-
sa su. II, within the next two weeks. we can rein
~ oaf TWO sltiInportast armies Of Virgins, each
~ 'ue extent OF nifty thousand men, we may, before
M saa oi August. realize the grand dconsumstion Of
Of jeff Davis and spurious Coufsd.
i,S.y win our occupation Of kichmond. We be
-snS oo. that with proper activity, within two
sois:As hundred thousand tried and experienced
ma 81 nay bs added TO our armies In Virginia,
~ 'ns1 under the present aspects Of the war this
sMent would be wiss and economical, what
~ ..ugnt be our temporary disadvantages result
49, "on Rebel raids and guerriltas In other guar.
-. such shallow devices ~ those in Tsnnessss,
s",. INSTANCE, should not divert she 0evesnmsns
asas.Ia Ies grand and csownipg schisvsmsnt Of an
s,hl. army IN Virginia In The shortest pos
,.s" nave expsudsd ax hundred millions oE d0l.
.nS wnols ysss Of sctivs war by land and sss,
si...ss I've Lost from tbs casualties Of war many
: ~. soadssrg IN fghting this rebellion around
f,s-. eseas. We have routed the Isbel armiss
pss,,. ..ssosn and ksstneky, end TseesBs6 nd
EsZ mem Askassas, MissiMtpSL Aiaba9A Aad
ssss 70 ths 0uK. ths ssbsl obsssustiens fioa q
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ANEW IDEA.--A new canal steamer has appeared.
oua ths New York canals n Il wAas u called =
twin boat, With double ruadsr Two canal boats
are put ads by dds. having : wsaSr spaes n The
centre q slx and half feet; ths wkeel p in ~
centrs uf this spaee. anA dDp1rest ~ wsteg
through L. thereby caasiae ~ sliGkt esnmetio1,
ara dofng no injury u ~ hanks q ~ sanal "
the - 4 Aoshls Ssddes, ~ meese1nn - ~.
fm6nnh tnn1 couorol ot ~ Vunnol ssss 1 sS s.
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So far as Gen. McClellans army is concerned, the
rebels at Richmond confident that by the end Of
this month they will have driven them entirely
from the Peninsula
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Fidel Keller bas been found exhibitiar n human
skeleton in hiA bookstore window, In q public place
in this city, labelled "Chickahominy " in large let.
ters. meaning and intending that tae bones should
be taken by the populace to be the bone of Uni
ted States soldier slain In that battle i'm order to
bring the authority OF the United 81 ates and our
armies into contempt, and for that purpose had
stated to the passersby that the b. nea were those
Of = Yankee soldier, whereas. I'M truth and fact
they were the bones purchased % me weeks before
Of q Mexican Consul, to whom y ,ey were pledged
by q medical student:
1t II therefore orsre thatf 1r this desecraton Of
the dead he be cOnfnsd at Ship Island for TIVE
years at hard labor W.d tn At ha be allowed
municate with no p sOn ssn the island except MIRA
Philps who has ,een sent there for like offence.
:. ANY written y sssage may be sent to him through
Upon this .rdsr being read to him, the said Kel-
ssr requesy that MueA- 81 II ~ associated him
with "thes woman" might Be recalled. which rs-
quest ~ . therefore seducsa 10 writing by him, -
Iollews
s~ss aa NEW ORLEANS, June 80, le62.
NJ keller aesIses thst thaA part u q = ssntsnes
viii Oh refees 70 the communieatioa with Mra Phit
liys be stricken Out @ hs doeb not wish 70 have
cor amunication with the sald hr4 PhnlipA )
wnssss::: ss!:e'fS9 8 rs,~. A1llrh'
SAID seasest ssemiae 70 ths comsaandins- Gen,
en- 10 H. 1saeonAble, - much of said order = ~
volse4 asd ~ rsnal.dsr VIII she sxseetsd.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-06
Pro,n New oric,os.

The New Orleans True Delta, of the
9th inst, contains several orders from
Gen. Butler, relating chiefly 10 the trade
of the city. One of them permits the
OpclOusus Railroad to bring supplies OF
provisions to the city, for the relief of the
suffering citizens, many Of whom were in
a starving condition.
Another permits two steamboats, per
day to come to the city with live stock,
flour and provisions from the mouth OF
Red River, where such supplies are gath
cred. Another order prohibits the trans
portation 10 the city Of persons from the
country, and the bringing of all produce
except prcvis ons, cotton and sugar.
The latter two articles General Butler
promises TO purchase for the U. s. Gov.
ernment, aud pay specie therefor.
Gen. Malgnan, commanding the For
eign Brigade, organic for the ONE de-
fense and the preservation of TIE peace
Of Orleans, issues an order, calling upon
the officers aud soldiers of the brigade TO
disband aud return TO their homes, since
there is no longer necessity for their
organic ,tion.
The tone of the editorials in the New
Orleans papers, and the action of the
Council OF the city, indicate subsidcnce
of the excitement that attended the fall
Of the city, aud the commencement Of a
gradual restoration of a spirit of acquies-
cence in the new order OF things.
No collision between citizens and sol
diers had taken plase, and the local order
OF the city was even better than in ordi-
mar times. The weather was growing
very warm, and it was feared that much
sickness would ensue.
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BrownIow ON Rebc, Religion

Parson Brownlow lectured on Rebel
Religion before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of New York City, at
the Cooper Institute, OH Monday night.
The Rev. DIR. Hitchcock of Union Theo-
logical Seminary presided. We make the
following extracts:
The tests for preaching the gospel down
South were-Can you lie without any
conscienciou, scruplesl Can you drink
mean whikey by the quart! Can you
boast of your ability to lead men on to
victory in the rebel armyi Many of his
audience were no doubt Episcopaliuns.
One of their Episcopal bishops, the Right
Rev. Hon. Moj-Gen. Lronidus Polk,
[laughter,l who hpd a cooked hat, and
epaulets On his shoulders, and sword
hanging by his side, was about in the
swamps oi Coriuth, drinking mean whis-
key by The quart, and taking the name of
God in vain; that is what the rebellion
has brought him to.
The Methodist preachers in the South
were entitled to more consideration than
those of any other denomination, for there
was more unanimity among them. They
were nearly all, without any exception,
rascals. Great laughter and applause. |
They had nearly all pitched in, and when
but the other day they held an annual
conference fifty miles above where re-
side, in the town of Greenyille, on the
railroad, the venerable Bishop, James D,
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The SkirEtiSIIcs Before lSici-
mOnd Last saturday.
ior N. licThm.
McCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERs,l
Saturday, May 81. (

saturday, may ~.
The driving of the rebels from the vi
cinity of New Dridgo, by our artillery,
yesterday, was followed up to-day by a
movement wholly unexpected to our ad-
versnr'es. Five companies of the Fourth
Michigan, under Brown, of the Topo-
graphical Engineers, and Lieut.. Custer
0fthe Fifth Cavalry, acting with the To
| biographical corps, crossed the Chicka.
hominy short distance above New
Bridge, with thirty men of the Fourth
Michigan. This small command sue
cecded in getting between four compa.
nies of the Fifth Louisiana regiment,who
were out on picket duty at the bridge,
and brigade of the enemy who were
supporting them. In the meantime the
balance OF the regiment and the squad
ron of cavalry approached the bridge
from this side, thus attracting the atten-
ton Of the four Louisiana companies
The first knowledge the rebels had Of the
near presence of an enemy, was the fir
ing IRON thirty muskets at pistol shot
range, making havoc IN the ranks and
causing u serious panic, while the main
body advanced in trout aud opened a dead
y fire.
The result was that thirty-one of the
enemy were taken prisoners, fifteen
wounded, and between sixty and seventy
left dead OF the field. The casualties on
our side were one killed, one mortally
and six slightly wounded
The light brigade, under General
Stoneman, and the brigade Of General
Davidson, of Smiths division, to-day adj
vanced from New Bridge up the Chcka-
hominy to Eison's Mills, on Bells Creek.
Here they encountered four regiments Of
the enemy's infantry with nine pieces of
artillery, and command of cavalry.
Ftar's and Robertson's batteries Of the
Second Artillery, were quickly brought
into action, end after firing some 100
rounds, the rebels Withdrew, with their
guns--not, however, until one of them
had been dismounted-to the village, coy
cred by their infantry and cavalry. -Four
regiments of General Dayidson's brigade,
with Wheeler's battery, were then sent
around; but night coming on, they went
into camp within COO yards Of the enc
my.
At daylight the batteries on both sides
opened, Wheeler con6ning his guns to
sheeling the houses behind which the en-
emy's infantry were concealed. The
fire was too hot for the rebels, and they
LETT the village, portion retreating
across the Chickahominy, the remainder
falling back to the railroad. Our casu-
alties were two killed aud four wounded.
General Stoneman then sent two
sduadyons of the Eighth Illinois Cavalry !,
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Turning up .i.cir sccuritle,

The poliey of the rebel leaders in or
dering the cotton aud tohacco Of tho
South to be burned to prevent il falling
into the hands Of the Fcderals, is thus
happily set forth in itstrue light by Geo.
f. Train in a late speech in London. He
said
Tho order to burn the cotton and tobac-
CO is under the mistaken idea that Il
would involve England in the common
ruin with themselves. Bear in mind,
gentlemen, that this cotton and tobacco
is solcmnly pledged for the redcmptlon
of the Confederate paper aud the Confed--
crate loan, ard now the Confederate
Cabinet have got all the money they can
sponge cut Of th r deceived subjects, they
solcmnly order them to destroy the secu-
rites on which the loan was made.