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A que Cure,

roR TIE SPEEDY cuCE OF
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
hsne, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Feyers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases oriGi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miRsmutic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for By the
necessities Of the American people than L sure
and safe cure fjr Fever and Ague Such
we are now enabled 10 offer, with perfect
certainty that it viii eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded On proof that
no harm caa arise from It's use in any guam
THY.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service III the
communities where it prevails. PrereHti9a is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks vi
this baleful distenper. This "CuEE" expcl5
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGuG
from the system and prevents the develop
.ment of the disease, if taken on the first up.
p.oach of It's premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity We supply for
dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where f. ~
AND AGuE prevails, every body should haycIt
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoped this price viii place it within thu
reach OF all-the poor as well Is the rich. 4
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for tic speedy and GER
tain cure Of IutprmittCMts Is tnat II contains
no Quinine or mineral, Consequently it pro
duces no quinisn or other injurious elects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cuGed
By it are left as healthy as IL they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis rot alone t'p consequence
Of the mia.matic poison. y great variety of
disorders arse from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, RhcnnGtian, Cont, Headache,
Blindness Ioothache, Earnche, Cjto,rh, Astk-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
spleen, Mysteries, Pain III the liOsll, Collie.
Paralysis, and DeyangcmCnt Of II? Stomach,
I'll Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type. OF hcseug period
icai. This CURE" CXpcls the POISON from
mike. II is IN invaluable protection 10 iEIri-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malari0us Districts. i taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to ;hc in
fiction, that viii be eXcrpicd tTun. liz sl>,cta,
and cannot accumulate IN suifacn: quantity
to ripen into L sense Hence II ~ eggn more
valuable for protection than cuic, aad lew WI
ever suffer from lrirunittcnts il they arsl
thcmsclyca Of the P;otcctoE tl!i remedy -
fords.
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1or tIle laymer.
mnnngement or pnlrr sloek.


Much of the profit Of dairy COW de-
ponds on plentiful supply at all times
of nutritious food. The variety 10 the
quantity of milk they yield, is ptinei
pally owing 10 the difference in the nu
tritive quality Of the food they receive
Cows, it is well known, receiving food
poor in alimental matter, fall away in
milk, Add to the nutrilive properties Of
their food, and they Immediately increase
their flow. The quantity Of milk, ihen,
does not depend on giving a particular
kind Of food, but on giving a quantity
equal TO the support Of the natural waste
of the body, and q reminder to be con =
1"erted into milk. Farmers err very
much when they undertake to keep more
cattle than they have means to sustain
lathe best condition, especially in win
tot Thegcsull is, their cows come out
ofthe spring weak and feeble, aud strug,
ale through half the summer before they
ale in condition TO yield milk in quau
llty more than equal to pay expenses -
Dairy cows should at al times to in
good condition. They should receive
their food at regular intervals; their milk
should be drawn u stated hours, and by
quiet, gentle mixers; and they should be
treated at all times with the greatest
kindness. In short every means in the
power of the dairy farmer should be US.
ed to insure their tranquility.
Harsh treatment also exlcls very
injurious action on the milk, rendering
1t less bultery, and more liable to acid.
ly. Respiration is species of combus-
lion. At every breath, we nhole oxy.
gen Of the atmosphere, which un,tes
with ard consumes the fatty matter Of
the food. When cows aro worried or
driven too rapidly, they breathe more
frequently. inhale more oxygen, aud
more of the butIery portion of their food
is consumed, leaving less 10 be CONVEX.
ted Into milk. Warmth is substitute
to a certain extent, for food. Hence
the Importance, in cold weather, of tight
buildings avoiding cold draughts, with
proper attention, however. 10 effective
ventilation, Impure air acts os iOjuri,
ousIy on the animal frame as impure or
insufficient food. Cows, when warm
and comfortable. will consume proper.
tionaleIy less food, and it Is well known
TO all experienced dairymen, that their
cows yield moe milk in warm pleasant
days, or when they have the run of warm
well shelled pasture, than on cold rainy
days, or when they run in cold bleak
pastures. When cold, they uhaIe moro
oxygen the result is combustion Of
more of the carbon or oily part of the
food, and less remains 10 supply the lac.
zeal vessels with rich milk 4 Canadian
Agriculturist.
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And so General Hindman, the great
Arkansas FIRE eater, the terrible fellow
WIN has talked cannon balls and bomb
shells, hrcathed swords, pixies and bayo,
nets, bel,hed powder and guncotlon, and
bicuppod blue flames and birthstone, has
got into an Arkon,as jail as MiJ.--
Alas fer the instability of rcbcl great.
ness, Lou. Jour.
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There are in London Gao religious and
benevolent Institutions, l4l Of which
haze been established within the las,
rcyen years, Their aggregate income
i'3t year, derived from voluntary con.
ta5u!ions, or from dividends on money
5cqueoihei and invested in consuls and
o'hor stocks, reached a sum, which,
translated from pounds. shlIngs and
2enco into American money amounts
81, 20O,g3J.
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PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALTH AN
VlGOR.
TIE NEW GYMNASTICS,

For Men, Women. nnd Children. Wuh atrans.
iatinn Of ProC Elnss'S numh Bal Instruct
or and Prof Schrcher's Pronunciation.
Ry mo LEWIS NJ "A pronr;o,or If ,bo
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Tbreo UrnJrod Iiins,ro.;o,s '' Ono ro'rr,n
15mo pr;c,. q, OA '''''''''''' O"' '''"''''
M recon, Mnc,,iro r,,o. nae o~,;,ca mora
general intorast han ,Ln ,r,;rI. in tho tr@vst
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"r , ,r "" Wv " Wv 'n"" ..;;a, =, ~
sy.tnm If wbich ,h,, or;r,a ,a, srr,n "" vac
IN" pT,bor If HE work Inns boom far r,,nv
wears c,,,a"nl i, t ,,,rh;r, Gr,n,,'.;.s III" fla
boa, Jn.r,I,, ,nj ;IIs,.., ~. . y
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BIRDS S NESr PupDrSo.-Put into
three pinls Of boiling milk, six crackers
pounded fac, and one cup Of raisins.-
When cool add four eggs, well beaten,
little sugar, oud four apples, pared,
With the core carefully removed /; to be
baked and eaten with warm sauce.
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CLASSIFICATION or THEJUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD
ISG TIE TERMS OF SAID COURT,
TO-WiT:
CAPT, JOHN BOWER Pre-. Justice.
Quarterly TcrRs.
ruly Term, lsG?.--A. n Curry, and Jas. N
Nash.
November Term, G2.--P EIkins, and Jas.
W, Mines,
july Term, ls69-Isaac R. Shank, and
los Henderson,
November Term l9s'--z.Pdddy, and Jos
Hutton.
July Term, 1864 j. c Harrison, IS. Mon.
'ague.
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Drintirg Types, and all other Printing
materials. arc kept OF hand in large quan.
titles, and sold at the lowest prices, for six
months rotcs or cash, ut Brucc's New York
Type Foundry. Roman fonts of the modern
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mediate delivery in fonts from bG to 10 ,OOOlhs
Nine cents will prepay the postage ON u
pamphlet Of "friccd Specimens Of Fonts :" md
other sheets, which viii bCmoiled to III print.
ing Offices sending mo their address.
Any publisher of n newspaper who chooses
to publish this advertisement including this
pot', three times, aud forward me- one Of the
papers containing it, will be allowed his bill
al the time Of toakNg a purchase from me .
NY own manufactures, Of five times the amour
Of said bill Address
GEORGE BRUCE
Type Founder 10, Chambers street, n
Match 1864
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BOILED Apis PUDDrNG.--Line ba.
3in with paste ,olerablo Thin, fill it with
'he apples and cover with the PASTE tie
a cloth over it andboil till the apples are
sat.
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i'rsl:", iAiz s-st'sot 26a apples, slice
them thin, pour on little molasscs and
sprinkle sugar over them; crate on some
lemon peel, or nutmeg. Ifyou wish to
make item richer, pat little butter on
S& i5B. @,-
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Glove GAEe.-Three pounds of -four
one Of butter, one of sugar, three eggs,
two spoonfuIs Of cloves; mix it with mo-.
lasSe8 aad bake
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LEWIS wETZEL. Presiding Justice.

FIRST CLASS George Stephenson, j. H.
Miller, Jacob p. Kesterand Lewis Bumgamcr
SrcoND Class 3. J. Rollins, John Ne.
Culloch Sr., Reuben Harrison aud Eugene B
Davis.
THRD Class .-,JohnJ Weis Apollo Ste,
ph,ns, David George aud T. II Rollins
FoUBTu Grass John H. jordou William
Stewart ! y Dldar, and S W Somnleryil,c
FlFru CLAss-"Richard Bush, - --------
and Cha. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter bche'd By
the Justices composing the several CLASSES
above mentioned and in the orl2r as they ar.
clasGed to-wit;
First Glass to hold September Torn. 1889
February aud September Term I5G} and March
Term 1864.
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pril Term, 1861,
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May and November Term, 1863 and February
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Fourth Glass to hold December Term. 1862
June and December term, 1863, aud June and
August Term 1861
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1869, Jan.
uary aud July Term, 1863, aud January and
July Term 1864 TESTE:
JAMES H. HoI LOWAY, Clerk.
july2i n2Ouf.
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Not only DO they cure the everyday complaints
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Ayers Cherry Pectorai,

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Regular Kanawha & Gaiiipolis packet
PIKETON.

,GsG nc Il. REED, Captain, McComsrrr,
'5.=--5ss; Clerk. leaves Emawha Salincs cv.
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L'avr. aa.l.rolI5 evc- Monday Wednesday
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Job Work Of all kinds done At hi, Of.
See with nc0,nt's and iir7Rtoh,
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WN'UN HIy-'TH7sIHCHUOh OF JUSIICeB.
A T A COURT continued and held for the
"A county Of Mason, at the Court House
thereof on Tuesday the sth dry OF July. 1862.
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Conrt, viz;
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with hcS d. 7rr5nGa!A ffoc. hichHnnG sSrns d:
.ha iaiter wa captain in thG rebel aTmT, ca
searching tho yema there was found large
mail, containing about 2UO lsiters, narnber
Ct which v-re addressed 70 persons in BLl.i-
moro, and iargr number TO persons In Tar!-
Gus parts Of the State oi Maryland On se:Tc..
ing tho CREW liners VA aIsn found 81 geo 10
F.rG;ns ;,an;. notes. Gne F3i.s. ns1 sone
time previously been cleared .To,a sh:s por, Cor
Poc1iaoSo Soutd. with Cargo Consisting o.
pro7isiona Of various kind. Tai cargo, IN
stead NJ beins ,ii43hargs4 in Il MaTy!acd pa,t,
~GR taken oger to GrasI Ycomco river. AID
there discharged within tho boundaries Of Yrr-
ginia. Tie .i.np ii ballast, GAS cGrii:s talck
TO ce. rr1 cargo.
Tas rei.-l captain, pEe7:ouH 70 being csp,l.-
Ell, burned b., commission in the tira, r.Laslns
Of waioh oeir,g !ound among Tia hanes, Re ac-
kaaT!ad tho fact, aud also ;hst s.e tsG been
engaged in s.lr BATHS CT :Msnasssa
L.nslofd, tho captain, ia psct uTncc Ct tie
rSs:"i, sn'i las becn sns"soa 10 :his contra.
bsni trade ior dve nGnsaa-
Tbs passengers and crew wero ali, with
.h5sa captIreu a ew days ziEss By the Re-
laaaa, greE il oharg. of UoL Mars"I, at Furt
M:Heurg.
Tho following ;s a lili Of las p.s,cnEsts &c
ha:rd NE Teims:
1oho 9. Litt|e, Gf New Yors; Joseph c.
Wilson, iai Il Gl.rcHani Of BsllUor.; John
Rarliey, i.:s CT the house 6! T. z. aariiu, CT
B ,it'mo~; 9sorso McUadcey, OF Baltimore,
ard j. a. Brooke, son Of Professo: 4. Q.
Books, Of Bs!.imurS, d csptain N the rcos
army.
Tho crcv ART: Capt Samuel D, Landlord.
Rob-. Fl. Ccesreli, Samuel SaneIs end |. J.
Warrington, REo ~ part owner.
Joha F n jiltoa, Esq, surveyor Of this
port, S-aat or board ald Gdec5edsd III Hr3ins
The mails ani Hnnsy.
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FEE YORE LETTER.
toors.poGasnes Of ;to Philadelphia Inquirer

VI tIo FDNboslpUtn AnQlueT
Nsw icRk, April II.
Fas raa. sa:sas agents report greater de-
manj inr lnsl dwelling houses, with rents
in sihs !:nm $3.50 10 $3.50 psr hnuun, thsn
ans svar kh0H-1 hrt0rs Al this ssgS31, SEQ tns
consequence ia s!ish, eniiancc.ren. Of ;ho
rsnls oI ihAl 9.rs,ca!w description uf proper
". Tee fac. is, thu losses anti sacrifices en-
tailed by the WI" hssa obliged msng OF our
rsoye 10 return - more primitive styjs cf
lifr, s".i 20 atu'.7 .r acienre Gf domestic econ
n,nY rn"fs stten;ire than it WEE eyer stno!eh
before. "RrcSn rtone tron.s cu Tie A7rlue,"
sT6 ot.iaing 70 ~ 4 tsst Of Ike probability and
tssaar, S!,0 hspp'iy, i!!ia To I0age. considered
"vuIgarH !3r ore to 1~eil ia pisip. Cid FISH,
cned brick" Wa. wo thus sse, is 20, An
unmixed evil ii 80 pra lCring in one gay,
ws ARD gaining IN s'.othoT. Il &c hsve S;lffar-
I'd 10 pockat ant il :aIG, 40 ha7e gainnd, CO
ara ga,niry something in habits Of moderation
snj m0raity, Ii thu flush tlmaa," caused hy
Southern 'raVs! aorthwsrd every Scar at this
szaiuH, o=iaf1 ;t:o 'ar, hErs temporarily taken
tbrir iesve, So also have tho prr!igai h4bl ts,
the 1asl.rs tastes, and tbs ''fas, ltying." ts.t
were rh5 cf,Pt;Gg If thst speoie, Of pAtrnrnso
Even lis iahcy, Sash, expansive Rrosi $40
hd;eE, Ttiet NSFo c0nEtruotGh VIII: :"'31ci:t
raiars"ca To S.uthsrn tastes, ~. Ii. = 4ia;e III
lrsnsirion frorr Oriental Neutrality-suspicious. 10 81.
nest pur,.an'ca! plainEcAs
The snip YolksaWn sspnl--i captured b7 8
rahai privet.sr, ia not i!'a wsil known Mas
York Ard LONDON pstke. Of that nalno The
La!tor is nov losdlns At Pier ls Eat rivar, und
her cVaeTS ere sous#hht surprised u. tLe
na-e d! her tapture
In :I.a Cisir.o. Cours this ai:ernonn an OF
dsr vas granted hy Judgs Bets for i9= sale Of
the priss scnorrer hsjhr Barbour end osrso.
TIA V.-1shl was 5sHarei n! Gallon Bayou, q
liuls ei-'t 81 th" s!.ss;ssippi, EnC." .;re ego,
srd asat 10 .hia l",r! tor adjudication. Ths
.arfu, WaIrh Is 7rcy 7al1srle, CONSISTS CT
raodonne, f.,sus and drT s"ojs. TIL. ;s tbs
fra! c:tis; granted under thu provisions oi tbs
prix3 .;cf Of htrcn 25 Sb2
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Ai1I}n'ollo enquirer,
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1862.
ur.. AlncolG'. Brother K,..ea.

str. Sauce! L. Todd, brother of Mrs. LIN
c,:u, died q. tho cattle field OF Shlch ef
wosf..!s received II Tho uctioti OF the 7th of
April The New Ofles0s "Dulla" says he was
+. c.,!aa. I.rl7sts in lAs 0fesov.,t s,neat, and
sc'i Ia de,coce oi his cnuna:y sseinst tho hire.
!is Invaders 1ilar, the husband Of his sister,
ASISh,n L(ccnia saa: 10 isAc!ste our
ocunsry snA dsSnnoe CUR people. Il must DO
q pleasant /; q ,ctint 10 ::rs L:ncoln, amid her
"a'gar ai,,,a.ls - ape royal fashions, with
a2c AGll1 ani suit-ra ut The sedarsl capital,
shat ~ eail.n, hs0Ihc5 should have thus tallan
81 Ito aaE.ls Of hct hdsbsnG's lnt:cenaries-
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PHILADELPHIA, April l3, 1852,

PHILADELPHIA, apr 70, 1909
Psrsor B,owrlow wSs received at lEae7su.
desce ai!i b. ,hs CITY authorities Wis morn
ise, Mr. T1oss, President Of ITO U7nsoon
Council, rece!v,ng DIN with words ni the
heacti4s. welcome. Pa!son BGoEn!r% replied
in characteristic address Of come lengir, De-
iiverco iru;n etsnd eIectei in trcnt OF the
h,ll, 10 al Immense audience. he recited the
1r!tula.icns East Tsunesses Uo;cD:s;s had
undergone.
A:ons time &c had been within one vote Ct
hanging BY Inc sentence of drum head court
martial al Knoxville. The one vots that saved
him WAS shut e j corrupt, drunken secession.
ISL, sud 60 was tempted TO exciaip, Crest
God, on u hat = slender thread bang eveIlssr.
ing ihirg,." BE did rot wsrt cfce. H..
sonted 10 60 back to East Tennessee With e
cooked bat, sword and coil roPa
Ia ciosiE, he alluded 20 bis vile AID chii-
drsr, nov heid "a hostages in Raoe!do1 aOG
spoke Of TIE Joy and esul.s;:on with which
the Union army v:ll De crested 70 Eas! Tor:
resSea
P=rspa Provalow bxs rceei7et 81 Invitation
j-o;r me P-vsidepi 10 r!sit ice Waite House.