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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-10
A STORY OF COUNTER PARTS.
BY CLARA AUGUSTA.

A quiet. uneventful life was mine until
left the shelter Of my fathers roof in Cor
ham. and accepted the desk OF book-keepers
In the wholesale clothing establishment OF
Shears s. Prescott, in The busy little CITY Oh
Weston.
But there. one fine afternoon IN Octooer,
inst in the midst of the Indian summer, L
:nvited I,ilIie Prescott, with whom l was
neariv in love. to walk in the park with me.
Her little hand in its deli cate primrose
colored glove rested on nay arm, her black
ewes were lifted to my face. l felt particu-
Iarlv tender aad confidential. and at peace
with all the world. We were speaking OF
tho sorgeousuess Of tbs distant hills, cloth
ed, as they were, in their NANTES OF GRIM
son foliage, when l was brought to a stop
by hearing my name pronounced IN tone
neither sweet no. agreeable.
Mr. Smith, I'll just trouble you to stop
minnitl'
looked up. A woman Of fifty, or.there-
abouss, effectualIy blocked up the sidewalk
before Us; ;ndeen. her proportions were CO.
lossal. If ever have seen the personihca-
ton of indignation, / saw it in her expressive
countenapcs.
'Msdamn exclaimed, retreating little
from the battery of flashing gray eyes which
she brought 10 bear upon me.
You needn't madam met cried she, wax
ing redder. .I'll just trouble You to settle
this little bill" And she thrust an ON nous
piece of paper before my eyes, which read
substantially:
Rich'd Smith to Mrs. Juliana Diggins. DR..
For six months board 500 90
For washing 1000
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-10

CANKER AND sALTsRuEUM SYRUP.

EOR THE CURE OF CANKER. SAIL
L Rheum, Ervsipelas, Scr ofulous Diseases
CUtaneous ErUptions. Sore Eyes and every kinC
of Diseases arising from an impure state of tn,
Blood.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINTEETH CENTURY.
1t is the prescription Of an Eduoated Physi-
clan, and all who are afflicted with any of the
above named diseases, should use it without de
lay. 1t will drive the disease from the system
and when once out on the Skin, few applica-
lions of
DIR. WEAVER'S CERATE, OR CONTINENT.
and you have permanent cure.
The Ceratc has proved itself to be the best
Ointment ever invented, and when once used If
has never been known to fail of effectino n per-
manent cure ofO!d Sores, letter and Ringworm,
Scald Head. Chilblains and Frost Bites, Bar
hers Itch, Chapped or Craalled Hands or Lips
blotches or pimpics on the Face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES.
the Ccrae is the only thing required to cure
1t should be kept in the house of every family.
Price Of Syrup 81, Ccrate % cents per Bottle.
Directions accom- any each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers.
j. n. HARRIS ds CO., Proprictors
For Western and Southern States: Cincinnati; q
70 whom orders for the above Medicines ma V
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Seaton d BrodericlS. Maysville, Ky.
q. G. Watson. Foster Ky.
Grain d: Co., Hillsboro, XIV.
A. Boyd, Sharpsbarg Ky.
j. I. Shepherd, Grayson XIV.
Eli d Co.. Catletsburc. XIV
j. H. Haskell, IL Son. Ashland. XIV.
Hunter & Maddox, Ripley, Ohio,
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wag says of woman: ITO her virtues
we give love; to her beauty. our admiration:
to her hoops, the whole sidewalk"
The two most precious things inclosed in
hoops are girls and kegs of powder-danser
of blowing up from both-keep the sparks
away from them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
Sunday Night Dispatches.
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

lNniaNAroLis, MAY 25.-An over issue OF
Indiana five per cent. bonds hiss been discov
ercd IN New \ ofk. amounting 10 over DO.
400. Tho fraud was discovercdby the ofh
Gers Of the State some time ago, but was
suffered. los the advice Of Hon ID :. pickin.
.on and A Oakley Hall. L. :. District Attor
ney Of New ork, because it vas believed
that hy keeping the matter quiet a large
amount 81 the fraudulent bonds would be
recovered and Cancelled. Pursuing this poll
C., Col Hudson. Agent OF the State. has re-
covered abou, s70Oln0 Of the fraudulent
issue. leaving. IL = thought. no; over $500
t0n In the market
The perpctra,oF II this fraud vas ID c..
Stover. Who acted a. Clerk for John 4
Crayens for few months. and on the resig
nation 81 Cravens wa- appointed Agent Of
tie State 4 wealthy banker ana street
broker in New York ere implicated a. &C
complies.
Pnor 20 March, 80. the Agent Of the
state kept IN his possession blank bonds duly
signed and sealcd. requiring only 20 be filed
ar and signed b. the Agent IN act Of the
Legislature, March lllh. prohibited the :
suing Of these bouds. and al issued IN this
wav subsequent 10 that date are voil. The
Fraudulent bonds are signed John A. era
veus. Agent II the State bs u. {. Slower
CLERK
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
n DON Dispatches
FROM NEW YORK.


NV YorK, MAY % The Tnbuue ha.
TIE following.
gentleman just arrived frsm Nossh
Carolina and Who VAS passenger on tho
Oriental. gives thu iolio.ing interesting
items Of news ia that State
Gcn Burnside has seized al the commits
sioncr. % tie town Of Elenton. y .. T.
} Bland. \ J Glover. III. y. Bond and III.
Roberts. aud taken them 10 his headquarters
IL New bern
The nilh commissioner Was not arrested.
being confined to hts bed by sickness.
They are held as hostages for the safe
turn OF Mr. White, Mon pilot. Who was
seized by the Confederatc- while az. isit
10 bis wife al Eienton
IL l. alleged that these commissioner con-
Hiyed ~ Mr. Whites arrest. lAuit they
stoutly deny any completely with q aailer.
anil insist that they had 10 power laevent
n
burnside intends 10 send one O The com
missiouers 10 Raleigh. whittier Mr. White
has been conveyed. To demand his release.
The Confelerates threaten 10 hang Mr..
White. and Gen burnside intends that all
the commissioners shall ing for il in
case the confederstes execute their threat
They we're taken 10 New bern Ia the steam
or Ocean Wave in charge Of Major Joriine
and guard from his regiment 1.-THE llaW kins'
Zonaves.
INV lorK. MAY 2i-The Newbcm Pro.
gress OF the 10Th mentions the return OF the
expedition Of two regiments. from fo.locks-
vile. where the, net aud dispersed the rebel
cavalry No casualties are mentioned
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May - Dispatches reeei'-
ed BY the War Department state that Zen.
Banks was attacked 81 Wlnchestef inns
morning and has fallen back iowAris mar
tinsburs and Harper's Ferry. The enemy
Is reported in large force.
Ii Is reported that the rebel force has lei
Richmond and has moved north Ia take the
offensive
WAsaixcrox. May 25,h.-Dispatches re
eeived AZ the War Department at IN o clock,
tonight from Gen Banks IT Winchester,
saws he moved from Strasbufg 10 Ninehes
ter 10 secure his stores and trains. His al
vance guard arrige d there AT . clock, All
safe
A strong attack vas made on the trains at
Middetown, by the rebels, but they were re
pulsed He lost few wagons which team
sters abandoned.
Gen. Banks will return Immediately to
Strasburgh.
Col. kenly, commandments force at Front
ROYAL, was wounded and taken prison No
particulars of the engagement have been re
ceiyed
Tue enemy occupy Front Royal.
Gen 8eary occupies strong position on
the Manassas railroad. at White flains, anu
has been 70 enforced.
A dispatch from McClelldn 10 the War
Department, states that three skirmishe took
place TO day. We drove the enemy from
Mechanicsvillc, seven miles from Ne"
Bridge.
The 9TH Michigan about finished the Lou
isaina Tigers-JO prisoners and ~ killed
Our loss was ten killed aud wounded
Two sqnadrons of the 9Th Illinois cavalry.
under Mai. Clendenin. were sent up the riy
A al. lid 81 Rtt.lt
mond and Fredericksburg railroad.
Mechanicsvlle now occupied bs our
TROOPS, Is 5 miles from Richmond.
Gen. Negleys Brigade is cncamped five
miles beyond Bottom Bridge. To obtain
this thsg were obliged TO engage the rebel
Gen. Stewards Brigade Our loss. 2 killed
and 6 wounded The rebel loss Is supposed
10 be about 80.
Contrabands from Richmond say the IL
habitants are leaving for Danyile. All ca
pable Of bearing arms are compelled 10 te
main.
WASHINGTON, Nav - Mcclellan reports
progress in front of Richapnd
Hallack has been Joined by Gen. Curtis
force.
A Dispatch received tonight. states that
Banks made good his retreat across the
Potomac at Wiliamsport.
Gen. Saxton commands at narpcns.
Terry City is intensely excited by inielli
gence from the valley Of Shenandoah.
Banks fought the enemy hours.
The rebels are understood 10 be adyanc
ing TO Harpers Forty.
Banks troops are to be reinforced.
Rumor says Jackson is advancing TO sup
port Ewell and Johnson. IL is also stated
that there Is still another force behind him.
Prompt means have been thaken TO meet
the cxigency
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HrADQt AErEGs Army OF TnE PoToMacl
MAY ~, N.
The army Correspondent OF the Assoeia-
ted Press, says the driving OF the robsls
from the vicinity Of New Bridge by our
artillery yesterday, was followed to-day by a
reconnaissance composed Of fourth Michigan.
Col. Moody and a squad of "a. Cavalry /,
80 men of 18th Michigan succeeded in getting
between 1 companies Of the 9th of the
Louisiana and brigade OF the enemy. and
attacked them Unexpectedly, killing about
60 and wounding IL and capturing 81.
We lost one killed. one MORALLY wounded
and six slightly.
To-day, Stoneman's brigade, together with
Dayidson's, advanced from New Bridge NJ
the Chickahominy to Ellison's Mills, on
Bells Creek Here they encountered four
regiments of rebels with nine pieces of at
tillery and some cavalry.
The 18th and 9th Georgia regiments. under
Howell Cobb, were posted to resist our ad
vance To Mechanicsvile.
After about 80 rounds from our artillery,
the rebels withdrew
\ portion ofDav idson's brigade followed,
but night coming on. they encamed within
600 yards of the enemy. At daylight the
batteries on both sides. opened hie. lat our
fire becoming to hot tor the rehels They
retreated.
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Night Dispatches.


~. NoSnof. NAY All l. established
that there are nov in Norfolk and Ports
mouth not les THAI 600 dsseriers from the
: IN ~hich Gen Huger lefi Norfolk Those
who have come 10 and are still arriving a
squad. Il tens ard tweuties. ID not succeed
in escaping until after thef reached Peters
burg they are IA q most delforsble con
lisiou 4 party pho cane In % DAY. say
fllcrc msst De nearly 90 more scattered
through the woods trclliod them. all willine
70 take the cath Il allegiance. and sprear
most happy % hare escaped from The rebel
army
The Minnesota will proceed % Norfolk v
morros morning. End tie ~hole aeet ulll
have ai,anionssi pid foinf as,si taken NJ a
postiou AZ the oiJ Naval sias'oa. The
-.ils q the Nass Ysrl baiidsnes are IN =
saisl eafrliliou All can ~oeu r. Tut IA order
aeAn. The nlssaiac.y vas taken eni oi ibs
haiAlinrs before thy uefe hfrd ani packe'
ID = IA the iniesrsisu q being feaevci. 49,
re ratfi actor II i,sn Noel prevented ihs
removal
Namefous nfesks sank a. ihe hsft,of saa
river ~ the rebels. are al 90 he rsHssea
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Nav 25th-lt Is reported that burnside
has taken Raleigh Missouri.
Seccssionists in Baltimore have been eN
ulting over the report OF the defeat and
death of Col. Lenley.
The announcement that kenly vas not
dead, was received with shouts OF applause
Great excitement exists in tic City.
Two men have been knocked down IN
front OF tho telegraph office. One was
heard to say. YOU have il your own way. but
We will have il ours soon.
Obnoxious citizens have 10 keep ont OF
sight
The intense feeling Is explained 10y the
fact that the Regiment which suffered most
belonged 10 baltimore.
Have been made IN the police.
80 n. N-1he mob attempted % hang
a man in monument square. bat was pre-
vented by the police.
IATTn.
30 r. N-Thc crowd increased. this al
tcmoon Several people were chased and
knocked down.
Alser arrests by the police The crowd thin
ned and al Is nov quiet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

NoEsvtK. NAY 20 --pe-erters from lie.
tsrsburg. say. IN consequence Of the scarcity
OF provisions The army 50 li'chmond =
much dsmoralxed Number are dc~est.ng
daily They been lately OF half rations.-
They az fulis bali ~ the army soah dc
sers 4 they bad the OPPORTUNITY. out the
rebels iuieid making desperate resistance.
A soon - disposition ' sllovn ~ the
Norfolk People a. rrtaru - their allegiance
20. fers al ~ openei ais5 the former status
resulted 40 such disposition !. set mani
Tested Should Ricltnond he captured hun
ifels Il Nofiolktft Epuh ofsuls declare
COZ tie Union
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
FROM GEN. BANKS


To H. VI Stanton.
MAErrNsnrEc, Va. Nav -. 2in - ~
The rebels attacked us az daybrcak IN great
force. estimatce az - o1. consisting of Ew
ellis and lacksons divisions Our right and
left wings stood we'll for while. when two
regiments broke lines under tho Ore Of tho
enemy. The right wing fell back and were
ordered TO Withdraw They passed through
the town In considerable confusion, but &c
formed and continued march IN good order
20 martiusburg - miles distant. Our entire
force was less than 1000, consisting of tor
don's and Donnally' btigade-. with two reg
ments Of cavalry under ten. Hatch. and two
batteries Of artillery
Our loss j. considerable. a was that OF the
enemy. but cannot nov bc stated.
Signed Y y. BANKS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
FRON MASHINGTnN.

MAsniNero> MAY 3.-All those arrested
CO either sale. in the difficulties growing cut
81 the fugitive slave ease, are new released.
worth had long intersies oday, relative
10 the conflict between them. the former
claiming the right TO exercise all his OWL
functions IN the absence of declaration of
martial law The questions ~ issue viii
have 10 be settled by the Executive.
Gen Wadsworih intends 10 insist on an
examination into every case where an al
leeed fugitive has a pass Tor protection. and
whore there il reason to believe the accused
j. free under the laws OF August last contis-
eating slaves Who have been employed for
insurrec,ionar, purposes.
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rRoM wAsHINGToN.

WASHINGTON. Nav 2I.-1he Potter inves-
ligating Committee has continued in session,
giving opportunity 20 he heari 10 those
whose disloyaliy y impugned by wiussses.
Ga the representation OF the Committee.
.ln d.l0fal Government employees have
been ill-lnlSsesi. The heads OF Departments
having generally acted upon the reports
All tie claims against the Coz eminent so
Tar a. the, are officially known 20 the Secge
targ 81 lhe Treasury, have been paid
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

BALIIxoRE, May 2i-The following is
taken from the Americans Fortress Mon
roe correspondence
There Is but little chage in the condition
of affairs at Norfolk The MAYOR and mem
bers OF the city council still refuse 10 take
tie oath of allegiance.
Gen. Wool had an an interview with them
Yesterday, but they continued in the sulks.
50 that he now refuses all intercourse with
the people OF Norfolk and Port. mouth.
Even the little business they have been
doing in the way OF straw berries and peas IL
now stopped.
Gen Wool sent up proclamation 10 Nor
folk this morning. notifying the people that
the matter was in their own hands. As soon
- they would acknowledge the supremacy
of the 20, eminent they will ENJOY it, foster
Ing aid. but while they remain in their pre-
ssnt rcbcllious mood they will be cut from
all advantages OF trade and commerce. and
the city vii be governed strictly by martial
law
lie also assures them that no contingency
and possibilities whereby Norfolk will be
again given up to the control OF the rebel
government. and that those Who entertain
Union sentiments can give expression TO
them with ample assurance of protection of
all their rights as citizens Of the United State.
Most Of the stores are nov open. and the
sale of such goods a they have j. progress
iug. ~ far n can. be ascertainc,i. no one is
now willing 10 take confederate notes at par.
Business j. mostly done in small notes of
Virginia hanks and other chartered corpora
tons. Government notes are received with
great avidity.
The Union men Of Norfolk still hold back
afraid to express sentiments openly IN def
anceof the rebcllious spirit around them.
quite an enthusiastic meeting vas held al
Portsmouth OF THURSDAY night, not les than
40 being present including many Union
men from Norfolk. The course of the
Government in refusing 70 ALLOW piovlsion.
to come there for loyal people. was seycrcly
criticised aud the propricty OF such a course
by no means approved The scarcity Of pro
visions and ncecssatie- Of life are grcai
and price, 80 high that the poorer classc'
have tn live almost entirely on fab and oys
tiers. The ~ece~sionists are nearly al veal
thy people, Who can stand high prices an'
| have laid IN their stock long since
There j. no doubt that the decision q
ten Wool 4 leading 10 great suffering &
the poorer classes. They have suffered be
yond ali endurance Tor year.
u va reported a. Norfolk, Yesterday
tha' rnrp.i,le had taken Weldon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
CINCINNATI massKET.
CINCINNATI, Nav -

y
Flour unchanged anil not much doing.
Wheat duh and unchanged, red 9lta'tc,
white gl69ec
Corn dull at Soc
Oats 3Jtf3Gc
rive dAlc.
Whiskev declined ~ l9c and a. duh.
Mess Pork duh, BUYERS have Withdrawn
from the market. good business offered
freely At $40 30: 400 pieces hulk shoulders
sold al 1l,c, nothing else done IN the provl'
ION line.
COOL demand for I.inseed ph sale OF
~ bbls at ~sc.
Groceries firm. molasses ic higher. now
held n IT.. coffee ~ "a - sugar = "a
u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

GRANsyiLrs. May "A son OF Aaron \.
Brown. formerly of Tennessee. was killed
recently In Arkansas BY the ovcr~eer on his
piautation.
A passenger from New Orleans -sys. AZ
the liostou Club Room IN that city. Judge
Price shot. fatally. Or Alexander Hen-ley,
both of that ctr The alieraii0n arose
concerning submitting - the FEDERAL as-
ibofiis n New Orleans
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

n We arc Indebted 10 Hoa. D !. ii''-
lowas. Commissioner 81 Patent, iof " ''F'
q hts report % Agriculture. We have e
anime. !, nth care. AL I'D j. an able doc
ameni. fail 81 Information u fes'i' = -
.s,..ee, = .heh Il sreai. Mr. HOLLOWAY
...sr,.,,..s g.. s-a,..lr4 es~u - al - ''.''''
- o,e = ,l.s most eiiirieni os'eers abb have
AL ti..f fo.ifhon-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

- Al those ~ho want a bcastiai ~iik
Hat. Il the latest fashiou. cali Al sh. Me-
York Hat Store and get oas II ne Home
Manufacture. Which make myse!f. there
fose ean warrant al hats bought q me -
have fne assortment 81 Frcuch Beaver.
o.ler and son caSsimers hAts Of TIC finest
gaalisy. and Of ali eoiors. ~Aich ans selling
tery - also. large As-ortmens 81 Noei
Has. Al al colors. ranging IL pF'cc a. low
a. sey cents
7 Il LOwERRE. Practical Halter.
S1cces.ss n J & YATES
M II Cor. FllA AMI Nan Sts-
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PROM FORT MONROE

II. No~Ror, Nav 9i--By the steamer
Terry. arris ell from New berne. ~e learn the
American dag was raisci n Raleigh. some
few DAYS ago. by the ciiixnes. No particu
lars recive1 The news NJ brought bs
Gag 81 truce.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

- n. n SctpnsR keeps eenstanily on
hand tho sae.t Strawberries broushi % thi-
market tie has furnished ~ saloon N the
most splen.lid ssyle. AMI invites tie ladies
aaI gentlemen Of Cur ciiy - call AL .at'sis
flseuaselss. thar be. establishment = secord
a usuo ether IA ne CITY cal. esers one.
asl sest he quality ~ his Ice Cream An.l
.,,rAWbcrries NAY -. an
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

intend 70 close out my entire stock Of
rioshlag. gents furnishing good.. hats. &C.
Al neli cost. within lhe coming ninety days.
No~ i the time 70 SCI tie NORTH Of yonr
money. IN the best quality ot oioshing. Call
ION II Jacob D. Early's Oh siald.
Ai-o. / = isla I, 49, - al those i.lelte.i
70 me. % cal AMI settle Immediately, 10 ave
further trouble. II. HARTMAN
mt dim
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Dprnor. Nav 25sh.-Thc tug Louave q
plolci her boilers on Lake st. CLAIR. at u
o clock. to-day. Killing Capt NJ. " Lee.
Second engineer Vim. A Dovncr. John Bur
rial the cook and one fireman The boat !.
a total los.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Puu ,rfirufs. MAY ai-t.ov Curtin on
ire 6rsi ntmstion from the War Depart
mcnf. that additional troops would be called
for immediately. replied that Peuusy lvania
~lil fam - sny number required The De
parmcnt sskel for one Zee meni e lnian
try which Is hos Organizing al ell be sem
foruafl shortly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

SrolaS from Tue premises OF n Moudy
on Cherry street, two horse wagon OF the
following description.
The bed l. paiAted green. striped with
white aul yellow. and considerably raeked
and weather beaten: the running sears rel.
striped With black and white, With one spoke
broke ont Of the right hind wheel.
ANY person returning said wagon, or max
IN known IL Whereabouts. viii be suitably
rewarded ~
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CHARLES EXPERTS
Premium Ambrotype Rooms.

Premium Ambrotype Rooms
Having permanently located in the city OF
Terrc Hautc. am prepared % take all The
above named picture. IN the latest STYLES OF
the art. Any person having pictures OF
friends thai they wish copied. can send them
IN. aud will take YOU copy a. good a. the
original. Thankful Tor the very liberal
share OF patronage have heretofore receiv
ell. shall still be able TO please al who
nav wish Firsf Class Pictures
DO not forget the place. over Weiss y Cos
store. No = Main street. between 81 X lth
streets, Tcrrc Hauie. Indiana.
In retiring from the Photograph business.
the undersigned takes pleasure in recon
mending Mr. Charles Expert 70 his former
patrons and the public generally. a. gen
tlcfnan and 4 No. Operator. Give him 4
call AMI you will be suited. as he guarantees
,atisflcs ion OF uo psy.
mylolf J.. X. NkiIhI
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BRANDRETn's pIlI.s.-For the restoration
health q those who have be-n stricken BY spoples,
or paralysis they are the only reliable n-ticlDe.
All affections q the iungs. chest and bowels
promp, Use saves life aud quickly cures ruenspo-
ma. pleursy. ehsleTa wind. spssms. worms choler.
uofbus. dlsrrhoss. sys~nisry whether from malaria
eating unripe fruits other faults IN diet, yield
their influence. Asihms. gcut. rheumatisms. live
affections. ruptures. iunamnstions q any organ
levers whether sgue other specific fesers bilious
diseases, !srndise. ST. viluss dance, smAlIpos,
les, Group, sryspslas white swellings piles. uosrs
Of even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers Of The liver. have all been cured permanently
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal rlls ~
female complaints and nervous diseases thsy have
been equally saocessfal. Vide change q lie. both
nr., aud second periods. Epilepsy, depression q
splrts. ffghtful dersms all distractions and relax.
alton. by them cured. dispersed and correcieJ.-
Price 70 cent? pr bon.
Sold by }. x. cusssHAr. Terre- Hauie. and -
respectable dealers IN msdlolss. Jsnitsln
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SAX FRANCISCO. MAY 23.-Col Conner at
the head OF the III California infantry. and
five companies of the I'll California GALAXY.
including field battery. starts from Benicia
Tor Salt Lake on Monday
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

NsWvlir. NAY 23.-Coiton sold. on >at
uriay. At TWENTY-FIVE cents Ia gold. tveniy
al censs ~ Union and planiers note plsn
iers refuse all othes money for cotton.