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TnE VERMONT TREASON CAsT-Lewis : Partridge. late
United states Marshal and Postmaster at Norwich, VI
who recently indicted by the Grand Jury for high
has absconi~i ffom Norn ich, accompaned by
other prominent parties implicated with him. The prn-
oil the United States rag. officers in pursuit OF
them and is believed that they viii be captured
The New York herald., 1862-07-31

NV yors, Yqs NTH Now 8runswk Mrs Sarah Tut
4. ard wi, do; Mr. and sam r and n ee aren,
T~S.to, + w; y He.ke Memphis, Tenn; ar - II rtis
20 BAeic II NJ rata Ser, Albany; saunnana' nsI5 H.
~ w Yu.A; ~ aad Mrs EdSar. Drap'r. snA sndi nts
Rahes maid, -; Mr Barnard b Goodnan, We" VT
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rhe Guerilla Morsan's Exploits In Ken


[respatch TO the Peei sbnrg Express
ksoxyIiIE july "a, 1852.
coicneI John Fl. Morgan sends by special courier TO
he headquarters ~ Tennessee despatch dated George
town Ky. l3Lh inst.
he that h. had t1ken elerep cities and tou s,itt
heiuy a1.rsnt dmy and that he has force
uiceut 10 hold ell the country outs Of Lexington and
frankfort, which places chiefly garrisoncd by Home
ts,.arls.
The bridges between exng.on and Cincinnati have all
oeen DESTROYED,
The New York herald., 1862-07-31

From ine Richmond Dispatch, Jnly 25
ieu rntpt, orderly serge9nts and ons corporal,
belorgDg to tbs Fifth indiana cavalry were brought
down oa "Wednesday night from Orarge coan,y, whcfs
they captured recently by the FIRST regiment vlr
xu IN cavary, under Gca Stuart. This s the party al
ludcd by sfew days ago "a beng engaged ~ the
burning OF The bridge a. Beaver dam
The New York herald., 1862-07-31

fr.N tie hiGiin9Ja Al%pAAh, tuls ~
Eight hundred wore sent ~ yesterday morning - No
early hour vs =. ersburg Railroad. ON the happening
" another similar exodus, all tbs wounded remaining IN
the dierent factories viii ba concentrated ~ Libby
warehouse Wien 'he cleaning out process Will he re-
poated Til gpstcn rj Or II was Intended yesterday
" remove from Bslic lie 70 libby's building nity vsy
sck m.n, the h1sphsl accommodations on the istand
buiug very enat
There mat in this city bu, c0rporals grard Of the
hundred tvg wounded federal Officers shat fe
hands aiter tue reU. battles before Richmond IN a
few days al of INC wounded Yankees viii have tsen
moved wasn the authorities will devote thomEsv3s 70
the task ol getting r.l ~ tho wei ones,
The New York herald., 1862-07-31
kilograms to the Richmond ExamiEer
.IrslY %.


LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures OF YANKEE
STEAMER AND A NAIL BAG DESIGNED FOR wAsh-
gSeTos.
lieutenant Colonel Ferguson, of Starke's cavalry with
two fales and field battery, had captured anu
destroy sd federal mai steamer at ski~i,hs landing
eighty miles above NicSsburg. Colonel fcrguson Sue
ceedad IA obtaining session OF the mail bag the
snip Richlnond route Washington. The content.
are highy Interesting Yankee letters admit tho a
sbhity of capturing Ycksburg without al immens 50 Ian
iorce, aud ADMIT that The Arkansas whippel them.
They eyince great terror of the Arkansas. Her appear
round tie bend this morning the signal iDr
general stampede The bomoarding continued slowly
10 day.
RUNNING rHE BLOCK EVAPORATION FROM EU-
MoBrIr, July 25 1862.
The steamer Cuba arrived ut the wharf this morning
from Havana 20th instant, after exciting chase b,
she blockaiers. she brings cargo Of ARMS munitions
Of war, medicines and blankets.
The Macon (eoigia) Telegraph OF the 2lst learns that
a has arrived at Con edorato port within tine
pas; two days with $500 Enaed riles 600 sacks OF
coeo and 900 Qinine-al for the Confederate
government, save 900 sacks OF coffee.
FEDERAL ATTACK ON TIE ARKANsAs-THE FEDERAL
RAMS REPULsED.
vlcKsBuRc, July %, 1852.
About haifpss four o'clock this morning iron
engaged the Arkansas and attempted " lombard her
the Essex The result miserable failure. shot
through Of the port holes killed and wounded
board the Arkansas. The second RAM supposed
70 be laa .,onarch, turned tail badly crippled
he weather is dreadfuly hot
PROM THE SOUTHWEST.
JACKSON, July 25, 1867.
il reported that the lower Yankee 1sct with the
transports, below last night. Great commoton
ported that large federal force is cmbarking q. Mem
phsupposed to be designed for land attack on vcks
burg.
FEDERAL MOVEMENTS IN THE souTHwE EST.
GRENADA, Jay 70, 1862.
General Sherman has evacuated Germantown, La
grange and Moscow, moving his whole force TO homphis,
and burning those towns IN his Hight.
porto. Of Curtis's army has left Helena, Ark, FOR
some pon, oelcw-probaby yicksburg
The New York herald., 1862-07-31
BROUGHT Back.
1T VU NJ 118C1ks
From the RichmDa ad pisUaica, J1i

From The KichmDad Dispaich J3iy Z6.
The shop machinery OF the yirl MIA Central Railroad
which carried to Shadwell At road and put up
for repairs during the doubtful times here eight
weeks since, has been brought back Richmond and
being put in position at tho c4npanys shops II
will be ready do the heavy repairs made
sary by the constant Of the road by the govern
ment.
The Richmond papers are filed with advertisements
u substitutes wanted and rewards Tor dessrtsrso
The New York herald., 1862-07-31
NEWSPAPER ACcouNTs-

We have received the Richmond Dispa.ea and Rich
Enond Ezawssr Of july 20, from which extract the
foliewipx
The New York herald., 1862-07-31
A Dash ut the Central Railroad.

KICaM Nd, JIly -, 1882.
squadron OF federal cavalry, numbering me I've
hundred r. re, appeared he Central Lalroad, nj
AnlersIl's 10rA Out IAirty miles from Richmond yes
tsrday morning. Thes gelnaned hours aud then
tur ea gg& Is Frede icksburg They ID not interrupt
ns tesf nlc communication nor N any way interiors
with the road.
party of AcCleIans cavalry, Monday last, made
vst 10 New Kent Court House, thirty mixes below Rlch
mord. They committed depredations
From the Richmond Examiner, July %
All quiet along the line OF ths railroad yesterdly
and Yankee WAS be between Il, rdo. .svae
and Rchn nd. The brsakage IN irsday OF the tse
grapn wire bstween Fredericksburg and Gordonsvs
the result Of old age and diiapidAon
and OF Yankee foray.
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Rebel Opinion OF ..The situation" - ihe

From the Richmond Dispatch, JAY 20
Gentlemen who left Baltimore tuesday last give
soue encouraging Information respecting The stse of
Affairs, showing that the OF abOtioaisin 10
struggling under weight 0f difficulties which bd far TO
crush 10 the earth Lncons call upon Mary land for hor
IA OF tbs ovy Of 300 06J troops has up
rost intense excitement, ana IL Is considered imp SSH
BILE - raise without resort 70 draft the youug ne Of
Baltimore are lezySg BY every opportunity. Vague
sf advance or tue Confederate fDrce~ into
se 10 circalstsu ard thousands iinpaienty awai an
event that shall open ihs say T hem rally under the
Gag Of the SOUTH IN site ~ tue vis OF Iipcong
detectives, preparations have beon secretly made
by band ~ tfns men, sod the progress OF tie
Southern armies W wsto1et with sespiess ankle
AZ. In Msth Llnoclnsw , " an embarr asa.
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S HIP PIN G NE w S

ALMANAC FOR SEw YoRK-YHIs
SON { so 20
suN SETS. IL HIGH IL 81
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The bidding very spirited the lots being mostly
bought by residents Tor their own occupaonihe Sale
being adjourned only on account Of the lateBcss cf The
hour We undestand the sale 81 the balance u the lots
will be continued IN short time when parties disap-
pointed at the sale Of yesterday viii no able supply
themselves The sale was in every respect
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NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach BItteya

oew and delightful storschie and Cordial fog
giving tone 70 tie Stoa acA and for tie preveutiou o,
bilious eoD2lssIts, 3csdeug 20 The western country
Try ll
A = morning 4iak. 70 assisi digestion ard relieve
DTspepra, y has 10 scCAl. Try IL
II fGror !, Il xapeTsor 20 O. Other B.tiers T-y u
Tie formula q these Bisters. Tow lssl) he sole
properly of d. Ro5Ack. originates Vith ooc q ne
oides AL -cs1 eminent Neticai Prac-uoaors Il tht
West and l. Il dirscy pfrdiostec apon Tie wsss .,
Western people.
These Btrsrs derive b.-r samula, fsous tie po,sr-
~ tor-e n4t1re q Tie I'D herbs Which thes
are composed. and - t1ey are, by slay.ng rnAst.
url craving of the stomach dire-ly pro.-cs-ve a
EEMPERANsL.
ths presect proprietor believes tnnf n IAk.nS hem
w.dsly knoUp, the public welfare Ia sub-~rv.A
Il VII -oon be Tor sale by all cf n RooAek'. TO-
-nerous Agents, ar1 - Hotels &C, the country over
II tie meantime orders vii be filled direc ffosu
Cincinnati n any qus1Gty. and al The lcvsss rate.
II Il put ap In Quart Botue-. afi ss-Isy pack>t 4
one dos case E=- -@s- -szzPse cAse- viii hy~rver
- packed 49, -ens % Sfy address, . tesirlt
Retail Price. ei per bottle, ~ .ir
Tor e..
ls.-~l pal ocice ert EAleSrcCs. ~ q. Ea-t rou-p
Street. 81 building son Asin S.ssas C,fas.-..i,
OA-4- LAbor alory. 10 IS HAnnout -sF~~t
fof sale IN Nigo County -
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NEW BOOKS
AMERICAN EXPRESS.

NOllCE.-On and after Monday
4 ' iAs siss uit.. he
.futff-tc0u Express Company
VII h.rs Daily
THRIVE r17BEssEs - ara fran Isrrs Hsu's Ga
c.rssfi ietisnspoiis. Grs~r Cssfie. Blrhncnt Dsy,
tsr s-f Cr'arfre.
Two E1rREssFs daily - sns fres - i1u,.
Ed ftl WssI
THu ttrREssre tsl'y 70 ard ffoa CAlcsxo,
Df'foif srt fhe Norfh~fsf and Carad.
Two ExPREesEs tsifv % srt frou Cs-.is,<
k.a1Aio. albany. New fork. Bss:os .o< al Lsstsra
EifIrr.
oNE FxPrrss dLt 70 sst ffon nsckvf.,s snt
cfswfo. ts~fiie.
fhi7rers riess> fsks rcfics sue -sxs tine ty
siirfaaE , tne A r2es1ean KEp ess Coup.uy.
JOHN q. WAts0S. Assnl
Ierrs Haste. ia. Ar-ii 7isirno.
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L.ral .av--g.sr.rnts ns esnts pr square e-re
n-~rtio1-
ssI-fsc-eTJ sff-afsssn%- H HA-s 49, - -
a. !, issrtss by ne yekr. sfn - YfiTiisge q
,4.rsd.~ Al ples<are Yearly atver.l.~rx. ba~~v-r.
sfI = ,srfDst strictly - tAetr r~-aisr e1-i1---.
.nd scsE rap qeart~rts
A.4vfil-~sass.ls u tAs .T--cisi aoics oosu2n ~ia
- eAsr z--d t~o Yrtc~--
vrloe - asiL
sr.srs-. nsto-- pz1.k-1 IN ~ Local oosrnlns. -
t.r 49, - unisr <li Dc cbsrx~t fov e>ce f~ertol
e. Y lres. te- eent- ssr lnr.
Advertisements ssns n for 10 spscn~i r7ie. VIII
=. ;r-~r.s-i Lhrse ma<the. lzlls.s % tered o.
S-,os-ns " a re1evd cf he sane, uale~~ otherrl-e
ss-e<d apon y ocnusct
k-s.sufe1ss< esaai1stes s- ocoe q every 4s-cri p
10 <f cAsrE-d i- e-rh n.zns In the D~-l{
an q. W - he ie Nst NeskiJ, @s'oss - ID
cezce
NJ <rsraf.a~- .iv--ssssaassts Whatsoever.
Cbsrzrs ss1 - made fDr inserting tae Dotio~> q
a. Orders. Societies. Asssclsiiozs - foli0~s;
~ each nosics rot exceeding lioes % csnfs ~
s4-h iss>rtsons OFsE eisht hnss a tbs rate
a i.ug1oclls fftt-f Nit1 tafHfst not&or rtt,Nn~a,
f1 Without notlce. FREE
sloss q Fsstlvale Fi..-1s act Ercnrstone. <ott-n
up ~ lDfivftuals o. assscisuon-. 81 ~ ehuroae-,
st p-grlisr prices. j.
L~ral .fvsrsl.~u.enss lnserts1 a. tse expense q
AtforLeys ordering. srd Ps,ns1t 30 % % ee.@yes
irus Pabusker not arc4ntahle IT - soc1T AZ, ei
-ss advertisements s~Toni ths sr0aast charged for
tbsir p1oicaLon-
he Weekly Express
p-bsisA~e every wsfn--a.y. ss si.So pr sznura.
dvsncs.
ss-vo p.p~r .sut -i,hous ths ua-psy. n0r oo1rnn-
.laus~r Dr. tsan paid Tor
dates OF Advertising su weekly,
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pTaeiice of
Double Entry Book Kering.
Aea7sed to every department - Inl.ad Aaa For
ese ec7rfaeEos y ths Aatbor e Du-'s sS stsns Il
ook-kesp.1g
Sock and PsrtneTsl.s BOoks,
Exsap'iiying numerous es'es of difficult opening
and dclo..ls. changes n 1rns, &C. supplied 81 Tie
iutnor's iesty yeaT's eEpsr,snoo II ba,nsss
zts Se,;leraest Of Single Eafry Par,rersis5
Books.
Generally e. lft underwood that r~o Professors
% 1ek seep'ng'' n this city, utiy made ou;
ee' mess raisace sheet containing IS go errors
Pet'l'yins DerGrg.6 Dout!s Ea'ry Books.
freqasa. ed h'sa.y FasPorsib.s desy. s2p.alasa
10 TO ether trcat.ss accounts.
Caaaoirg a Siagle 70 a Double Entry Leaoer
rasirsted Tor he FRA ssae II nua's Book-kosPsag
Tie Prira.e Lsdssr.
Fer lesI Hg tie results OF &c sr,1ess private tso
often desired BY srfensv~ ff-ls1 remains wholly
pr rknovl g. 'bs p19ls q al ether Commercial
Busfnsss C0rrssp0aaeroe.
Ths volame of nna-s Manuscript Business Letters
Adefd- the most oo-npicie coarse Of iastruotoa ia
Baaness Forms
Systematically ARRANGED AID isusA. = coaEessloa
etts the bcoAs u practice.
CsmmsTcia! Computations,
ne.ading numerous business operailo ieves thor
e1Ehy tscsai n other schools.
Commercial and Ornamental Psau.ansl,s
~ y. a. puf and &. G.. Coch-sn, authors y ~,
teH el.toas q. t1e oegas o. Pcumanshlp Ana New
School COPY Books.
ilr popularity of these improvements. and iAeii
elegant business writing attest To aasiutaee. VI
tait department. ever al other College, East oi
cst The cniargc.i edition % nnS a Dua-an',
1effs of
h.finfss and Ornamental Pc.saa 8skir.
ia fne rast complete Sef-llstrataf published s!s.
fsrtY bo 49, mailed postpaid. f.f tr
Nnt unucrl's tt~ ScAool Ct., Baok- rnsI5
erErtt-t. with tta authors ilstrl.rIar~ "a sssi
rceef. 80 cents per fcrcn
Tie Caeonesf CaHg BoeA an lgss
fof faii partcflsrs. sena for cur elegsnt new ctr
cu. tr, pp. -. With samples n eur Tenusn's WI
aa., ia-tasiag 8 ecufs. -
+. L. DUFF : SON, Principals.
es Strangers VIII please incaira Cur rcpatatioi
'a ine city, where we ere best kneva
rfarldiuf
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TO- nals Connections from Harris5argk r.
Baltimore and Waskincfou
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUGE-ALI
TRANSFERS FREE
RMy Tickets ria pifFs-
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALI MafN
OFFICES

FREIGHTs.
Ctv tffs Rate Frez-hts - al ds--~tliots car 80
k~~<t~a troza Flli-sslpAis. kee lork. Bestar -
hsiumore. - a1y piut "a the naiIfrsis n ~ =
K--sseky, fnisls.. lilinoi.. W.socns.n l-.a - ~.
rc1ri. - ksread cirrcs.
Tse fsnn<yivaIla ksirosd alsa earnfets "a r.ils
earrt ~fth ete1rns~s. > wktrh g~.ts e. bs -
~sraed - sny rcrt - he oalc, he-iri.Etn. ksn
fock-. Ienne>--e. Canlberla11. Lliu6is Alst. .s.r.
wi@cons.c. Msscuri. Kscfss. Afk snsss Al nff -
ere: anf A. CleTeisoi. se'tlsky an Cficsrt sd
s,sxrD<rs v al foris cn lhe ~orfh WeFfsra tatfs
herchsnss an9 sAirpers eltrasfifE ihf tF4.f.,tfta
Ton ~ thsir Frei<Al 10 ffls Cerrr6ty r4f fsls VI.
couetencc r. Ia rrsesy transit
THE RATEs Of TkTi9ffT - ~ p.1i q. e.
wssf - the fcansyirania Rslir,.st are a. tH ir.e
sstvurssse - ar ehsrr-t ~ cth-r Rstlrr,t CO.
ran.e<-
~ psrsr-s.s - rs-s r,cssr,. ~. r-..s, IS,
nAnsrkn."
= = sxEEpER. rSfs..ie,phia
xk1kAW COU<s. - Sc~ff - r-,tlrars
LrkcH co. -. = kssor Hrase. o. - e.-a
Nuhs-n -, Wee v~f
.tKxCH 60. ~ stsis - r.~sr-s
y II hov<Tp<, G~.er.l Fr~frft 49, 49,.
rScCH fFwf& G<neral s-rrst ffsr-.-s. Fs-t
l. =. HprFT. ee>-r.s fir,,~ a~-ss Fhsis -
>~<s~f
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Ayers Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, or Fever tnt Agrc. Rsnltta
= Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb gue. Pcrloc.cai Heas-
scbt. or Bilious hcsczste. ard Dillc..s Ie-
veTs, indeed fer The ~hcie ciss, = de
eascs or igrsf-ng n b.ll1-y der4nee-
meat, caused - the NAisssa q
H.ss- a. Countries.
We zge enabled here 70 ctcr lie COMMUNITY
remedy which. ~hiie Il cETes lhe above oonplAlris
WITH certainty, ! I'LL perfectly harmless In s-y
quantity. saeh remedy = invsluah,e IN distliefs
where tkese sc.ictng disorders prevail. Tks 'Cur~s
erFsis tho sniss1siie poison q feyer and Agus ire
tie system. snd prevents tie deseiopmen, 81 Z
disease. t2kec cn The c-st approach cf 90 p-cro
ito-y symptoris. II IL Dot ony the best remedy ev
yet discovered 'or this c.ss a. oompiailts tli az
he cheapest TIE large quantity supply sor
dollar brings II within the reach q sreryiei,. ant
billions districts whcrs Fcver sud Age rrtvafis
even --cy should have II and Gse a freely 18th
cure snt protection A great superiority II al.
remedy over any other ever dssc0,e4s1 Cor The ~
dy AID certain cure of Iuiegnifisnta IL that Az en-
tens no Canine OF mineral conee. GENTLY u rrcct
CO no eusnism or other Injurious efocts ~hai~vsf
upon tat constitution. Those CO ed by Il len
healthy - n they had never bad the disease
Iseer AID Agus IL lot alone TIE conse9 ueaoe II IL
nssnstie poison. great variety = cif rdefs srss
from its Irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhsunsiissn. Cont, H.~dseks. B.rdDs-..
Jcoihachs, karachs, Csiarrah. Asthms, Palps.
t.fion, Painful Affection u tie spleen. H,s
terie..rAin N the Bo~els .Colie. .P@rai,tis
and DcrangeneL. @ the stomach,
AL q which when originating In this cause, PVT o.
the ir.crr1lifcnf type, or become periodical III
-CrnH sNpeis the poison from the blood sad co.
scqusotly cures them all alike IL is Al invniuahl,
irotcction 70 immigrsnn aud persons travelling -
teuPorarily residing In The uaarious districts. n
taken occasionally dallJ ~hils s1fosci - ths ir-
lection, that will he sIcrefed lroIn the systau
Cannot socunlul IN sufficient quantity 70 rlp~n
into disease. Hsncs 10 10 even more valuable II
proteetion thar cure, snd a viii ever rurss fr,s,
Iaisrmiitsnts II they avail them sNisss n tbe ~
lection this remedy A8ords
So Prepared ~ DA ;. c. AYERAC CO
Lowell, kss.ech usetlr
AL our rstDe13ss a. Tor ssi. hy J n Cr,uxanss
?. ". DozprLr, Nnt ~ a. Druxslsts IN T.r-~
Haute-
wholssAls ~ AL4xs a CO. csneanE.u.
nl-edeon-Weo~
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BOOKS.
New Hook. az RarsIctt-

/ INDER CANVAS: or. the Cam
- Qsirn ~ the ltth Regiment irtIsas Noian.
ieers iu Western N.rEiuis. isei. ~ =. T. Ts.oi
sean hr'ui, ~ ite suih0r ef Gel ilre~ma
srt'ierl anas--fre.h srrpI,
tsEeals ln lff..
Greet b rrt-rtalrr=, "
tsfl nreerlr.
fas tiri.f.F ant tie Hcarta S~- srrriy.
ftfnftf
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he Weekly Express

ss<~-
sS- Asv~rtl .-,nents pabiisAsd In both Dsily and
W-skiy ~l - eeArgei The fnil Daily rates wfA one
I ali = fks N--siy rat.s Gft>t
CHARLES CRUFT. Pao'a-
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Il. -. DECK a. Co.


y r. Ccrsfanty 90 hsrf ssperf.T er-ttie n
vATKR PrOOy on BLAcKIVs. ~srrsrsed % l..
~stsr rroof zud " make a. leather >cf snf rlisoi-.
Oct ls-
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- ST r - G #

Cr - FIf1EEt7s ,t11.f fs-gr4L S-lgE-
AffI Qf f's lslai7r "A ~ HlEE - =
Aaft- lIlA4 a.. ~ - ll.y or f-~r Fr4E
-frarg, 1851
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MEDICAL
scrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

~ - sAh n v NJ 4
| Iss o01rtstuuonsi d,sexse, q corruption q O.
49, poor Being In the circci.tca, Il pervace< t.
~eoie body, and may bura oui n disease q sy pss
q l. No orgsn Il free from its stacks. nor 4 tScrs
q vsriou.ly causes BY nerrurssi cs1-s-s isz f~srs
1-escsre1 ~ unAe2lL1y foo1. iDpcre AZ, fln sE3
Lay habits, = 1sprsss.nE sice- snd above al b
hereditary IN TIE constitution. ee-ceuzinr s.toE o.
rs1is 70 eAiltreu rnto he tAird sna fourth c1ssa
uc1>' lnceec. u seems - ne ro1 of IL. uko
~. ~ - sss't he izsSSires q uas fsiAsrs usos
II eeects eoa-neoce by depo~tuoe fso.a - 10.
- ocrrcpt o. clcerc1s uattcr wtlo-a n Tie lr-zs
hSet AZ iuternsl oFENas. is terrsed tsrberOies, n
t,e glands s~elnnzs. ard &C lie sursao. .-urt,sx.
9 sores Iais foui oorTupuo1. vtsch .erders n -
tlo-ac. teprr~srs .-e enerr1~- a iif@ - -. .f-
-. eo'lpl sists esi thss have IA lees power n
eitstsso u 4itacSs q cher disease. corsecuert
y s-sl uci psfsA Is disorders sslsch sl.Ac.-t
- -c-lfclcrs "a tlt.r raturc, afs ati rerts-es =
- - 'A4s ts-af in re systeE. ho-t q tAe csr-
slDr. r NL.th ts-rinaltt The human fslsi'v IL -,f
osisia diEccSsy IN tA-s -srofuloas oonfssala.s
rany destructive diseases q ne nses, LIE
brs.-. AZ. iE-eeS. Of AZ tie organs. Ar.se tsas
1-e Aggravated hy fhe sane csuse.
o1e quarter q a. cur yeop.e are sc-cfu,o.. ~.
per-o-s src Invaded by tbs lurkllS l1fc-fios. -
the'r health Il undermined tyit 10 olesrss h -.
the sysieu Ne rst renovate the blood ~ AZ alters
I've sn-cc-n-. and ius1gorste u BY healty fos a..
esercise. suck r1e1c!ne Ne apply ln
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsapariila
re noet cfcc.ua remedy which the medical skl a
0ur tnss o4u devise for thik e~erywkere pTevaiins
All fAt2l fnaiAdy- IL oorncined fhm 10 aost afs~
retne1-is that have been discovered Tor The exrur-
ssuqn Of this foul disorder ffou Tie blocc and IL
ro-cle OF t1c system from - destructive cor.----
guenoes- Hence !. shccic oe employed for he cr.e
u not ot Scrotula. bat slso those cher ar.cio..
Which arise fTt-n Il, s1ch e.
krapuFe anc ska Dsesses- 81 An,Ao-y-. Pr.
h>-ss, or kryriPelAs, fnpl.s. farsuies. lGolcl-
-, hsirs aud Bc.ls, Tcmors Tet,e- sra Sst
hheuul. Said Head. kinsr- - KLeu-
urasui. sypllluC AID he-csreL
use&scs, Dopsy, lysgepsa
Dcbillty. a.. ll-cel. a.
Couplairts 2-1sinr ron
N-@tec or lx1p4rr
blood
Th- pcTulsr telef Il ''impgr.sy q TIE b.oss-' 4.
founded ~ t-uth, sor scrofs is cereneraLc- @! tf-
blood. Tie particular purpo-c ard virtue of Is
ssrssrsrie 4 % parity ard regc1eraie ths Vita fu
ID. without which socnd heallb s impossible IN co..
To- efr.. .s.-4- Hsr4ra..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19


RrTERRIKa to the American Revolution, the
London Times draws comparison between the
Tories, or "King's friends" as 1t calls them
Of that daysand the Aboli.ionists Of the pres
ent. II says: -1
We certainly had no raving philanthroplsta
among us bowling for war Of determination
on the colonists. But there were "King'e
friends" who, like the Abolltionists of the
present day, advocated and defended the en-
ployment against the "rebels" Of " every
means that God and nature put into our
hands" Those were the words BY which Lord
Suffolk, in the House Of Peers. justified en-.
rolling the savage tribes of Indians among the
British military forces. He proposed to license
masSscres that would have spared neither wo'
man nor child. The speech In which Chatham
denounced this unscrupulous and bloodthirsty
measure 10 one Of those which have made biz
name famous, for his words live still, with all
The fire of hia honest indignation. l.. 40.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
NO Arbitrary Arrests in the War
E'''r OF 1919.

In the war Of 1919 with Great Britain, we
were engaged with powerful foe, our superior
in wealth and In population-a foe who had
command of the ocean, We are now engaged
in civil war with an enemy occupying another
portion of the same country, without navy
and without means at all comparable to our
own. Daring the progress of the war of 1912,
the Administration was greatly embarrassed in
Its, finances; and il had to meet disaffection and
opposition in large, wealthy, and popalous
portion of the Union. Had the National Gov
eminent then attempted the policy Of arbitrary
arrests on mere suspicion because men we're
opposed to the war, revolt and secession from
the Union would have taken place in New Eng
land. The fathers of those Eastern Abolition
lists who noE attempt to justify the violations
Of personal liberty BY Wholesale orders for in
Discriminate arrests by provost marshals scat
tered through the community, would have risen
in rebellion against the Government, and de-
clared their eternal separation from the Union
sooner than submission to such high-handed
tyranny and oppression.