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Ague Cure,
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intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Rcmitfcntza Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Feri0dlcal Headaches, or Bilious
Headaelle, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases Originate
ing in hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasmattc Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while Il cures the above complaints
with certninty, Is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable in districts
shere these affecting disorders prevail, This
"CURE" expels the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
.ND AoUE from the system, and prevents the de-
veopment Of the disease, if taken on the first APP
proach Of its premonitoRy symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for This class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings 1t within the
reach ofeyery body; andin bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AoUE prevails, every body should
have IL and it freely both for cure and protec
len great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
care Of Internttents Is thatit contains no Quinins
u minera, consequently 1t produces no quinism on
other iujuness effects whatever upon the consttu-
lion. Those cured by 1t are left as healthy as u
.ley had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the nliasnatie poison. "A great variety Of disor-
tiers arise fr0in its irritation, among which are
Ne.9algIdF Rtsaalafism, Goia, Headache, Bind
aess, Iooihdcte, Eafdchs CdtdyT1, Asthma, Fdl-
pititioa Paiafsl n fcctol of the Spleen, Hyster-
.s P,isi7r Tia BcIoels, Cole, PGrqlysis and De-
raaqess,t ef NE Stomach, all of which, when
origiIlaEnee.ll this cause. put on the 5'fsBHHellt
sgps. "a become periodical. This g CuRE" expels
she pcsnr tioDl the blood, aud consequently cures
them all alike. II Is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling OF Temporarily
residing in The enalariousdistriets. Iftaker oeca-
sionally Os-daily while exposed 10 the Infection
that will be cxeIeted from the system, and cannot
sscumnlate IN sufficient quantity TO ripcn into dis
ease Hence il is even more valuable for protec-
nittcnls II ,hey avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy Affords
Prepared By Dr.J. 0. AVER g. CO., Lowell, SGass
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MIR. KENNEDY. OF ROxBURY,
M hes discovsred In one ofOur common pasture weeds
s5a s5do Every Kind Of Hunaor,
si ste FROM Moo r
The worst sorofuia down 70 sonnon rimpla
has tried tin over eleven hundred oases and ney
failed except n tMc eases, Doth thunder humor He
has nov In ha PoeDerlop over one hundred ceaatescf
Two ss ~ Ssrs'sa sn S' = cure S1s'G1 nursing sore
mouth t5li4eD f1o4l r9f tr asafrr..f Il, :. ~
one 3 three bottle. VIII cure the vortknd Of PinpIs,
Two or hrss bottles viii clear tho vstcm or bss.
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure the worst eanker 10
the mouth or stomach. aoat ads gY Erltts l.lla III
Three Ave bottles are warranted 70 cure ths worst
one % two bottles are warranted to cure all humof
we hyes. N 4li T1 $50 tr9l f E.G11
Two eottlen Are EaErented 70 cure running tne car
and blotches among the hair, z - ~. C
Honi % sta bottles are warranted 10 cure conuPt and
nns So,.Is aSe ri, ...,, =, ~. .,,
Two Or three bottles arc warranted 2 cure tho Nsrs
Two three bottles are warranted 70 cure tho most
desperate Of rheumatiSm. BIG 1aa tJal AGl
Three four bottssare warranted 10 salt-Rheum.
Five to eight bottles VIII cure the worst cf sero
benentis alWayu experichced from the nIst botls,
perfect cure Ia warranted when the above quantity y
aken' tss5 ID ic ,ox,,,ovc ..ss y
Dean MAp.n;--rho reputation q. he Medical Dis
.avsrs ~ c,,,, an sts. es T-ro,s ~ ~ ~eII sstaI.
.bsS ~ ~ n, Soo 4 ~ ali have aver
f. that nsed oot az anythpg an the subject a. the
most skfu physcians and the mOst careful DraSgsa 10
- In nrssentns tha MsSca, Dscopery 10 vouy notoe.
do n VIII mn knoWedgs al "a an rye poWef I ro
evIn0 ali and cpiro most n, those diaea,as 10 Whiol
Won are nnfortupetev a. liabie That moat
diSesse 10 an sfeotioSate mother, i -" '9S~l :
svi NUmsINGSOHE mO THs nu
cured AL oy nraclsi your oSn temper SIe.iorsS s
,au mn. y c" M sse sInmbers and te MedcSi
naPs y cAim sne swss. - anu snV
ana SoSs.soIS IA p " y 'O1' %
I In themore advanced siageaQf u5i II
/ o NksEA J tsf .hs.
DO DYSPEPSIA,o1 90
which Snching but canker on the stunach then 10 iss
intestlnes and
creating sinking gone feelings and an indifference ayes
10 the caree OF your family.
Your stomach ID -' ."
RAW AND HNFLAMEDr
kinds and even o. that your system does mot get 9aI y
tbs eauts1 sss 4 them your nv oompsxon loses ia
hIoo snd hcome. sai,ow ana greeniah and your best
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l4 10 PrrTsB0RsR, Jan. Al. 1900.
On. KETsRR i-.My wife h1s bssn anticted With i bad
cough and dculty Of breathing, Tor Ave eF six yeat
which for several year, back had gradually increased In
violence The complaint has beep hereditary, and she
bad been treated b. sevsal phypcians without
ef In this state Of her oase, procpred come Of your
Peutoral Cough syrup. Ibought Che 6fst time hfty
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has trace Of the former disease, except weak
ness. would also slate that used tho medicine ny.
self to cold and cough. The medicine cured me bysk
ing one dose 1expren my snre satisfactton With the
medicine, and you are at liberty 70 publish thu n yoh
desire TO do 90. .I-f WM. WILa0R, n,
Alderman Fifth Ward
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COL. PRATT AND DIR KRYsRR's PEoToRAi
5YRUP.--DR. KEYsKR-Dsar Sir: Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pectol Cough
syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that II "
ali you say it's. hkRookedths Rotse og oj Hy cough
and the worst one vas Aftctsd gih: have not
used more than onehAf Of the bottle and can and do
Wish that all who are afflicted would give a. fair trial
as have DONE hey will be proud to say, at ID
qoack medicine" would not suffer another such 80
attack for any consideration, or At any cost. am con-
hdeut breathe more freely than ever did shA
always acknow ledge debt Of gratitude for lnventings,
excellent cemedy You are at liberty to my name
In this regard, "a you think proper u. J. Pratt,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh, Nay II, 1859.
Ms Il am no stranger 70 my fellow.citiEens, and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally. :.
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kAI1oh IT Apru IA looIs
A WONDERFUL oURn.-some time ago, an old
neiRhbor Of mine vas yeEy Ia with bad cough which
eyery one supposed to Be consumption. Hn relsiiyes
told me that be had mken every remedy they heard Of
without benen his brother came 70 ses hm die, and all
were confirmed in the belief thal be could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of youI Pecorai Syrup
which save him, andit enreV cured HIM, 20 The aston
Shment Of all Rmt makep the case mOre remarkable,
the extreme sge Of the man, he being year
old. hsve no doubt the pectoral eeved hia lie.
1OnMNf GINNIB
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ANOTHER NEW oRRTIRIcATR-DR. KRYsER's
PHOT0RAL YRUP II had been troubled with acough
and cbld Tor several Weeksso bad vas II that could not
Sleep Ihad the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the the city, whom could name but do
not 90 %. finally procured bottle Of your Pector
Syrup, which cared me entirely. signed,
j. W. e1M0NT0N,
.tLIberty street, PittsbuTgh, Pa, Jan. Q, 1850.
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Prrrsuunan, December, 81, 1850.

Iq4 PITTsBuRan, December, 81, 1859. 4
"A GREAT CURE BY DR, KEYsERs fk0T0RAL
sYRUP.I live in PEBBLES township Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commepved Aoout
the 4th OF February last and continued eight months
employed The best physeiAna IN the country, and my
cough contnusd apahAted nntil early n ortcber. Al
that time gAs advised 70 tEy your PkoT0kAL COUGH
sYRuP, which did, aud alter had taken bottle
vaS entirely ree from The coughing and spitrng had
despairSd o. ever gstnE we'll, ana think Il shou be
known that ths valuable remedy viii DO for other wha,
Il mas done In my case, JOAN Q. LITTLE,
Witneas-B. d. KERR. Peebles toWnhip.
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al DR.. KRYsER's PEoToRAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
able .pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody around M
has thecod and are nquiring for Dr Keysers Pectoal
eyrup We have sold sixteen bottles last aeeh and
now entirely out. Mr. A. AterAnd Mr. T. maher, both
of Blafssie Pa tell n they would not be without It
In theIf families In fact all who use It once want It
's-'' ~ Us. wATTEBsoN Sons.
January 30, l0O. "a.tt |.H
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A q, 5s4, 0-4,pwnito ana lsea ema
4 whits. .ohscked cfruPsrior qn.litg Ics ale b
q. gssre gsHe otui hAAMH a sss n viz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-01

uPRaNG CLOAKg AND BASQlNEG
10 NgW sTYLEs-Hmsm y Son, No y South
Higb rest hare ins opened ngw styles Of CLOTH om
mosf utyiish mnnnersa7 Also. On pBrb1 PtRhA
Black Nilhs, yey heavy. deagnad eSprtssly 70,
usniiIlas and Basqnine ~ lsl', 5Iapsib =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-01

d l. e q n e D 0HEET1N0s AMI
ID sHIRTIno8 Ill Nidths; q most cslsbfsfea rhntts
now offered n grsasss, variety and q seH ieE g1esA4
spnw No. - South Hiah girp6i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-01

sTuHuv1LLE, o., March II, 1859
have used Dr. Keyssrs Cough 5yrup Tor bad cough
the beat medicine for the same that have ever taEen
. lr J. W. PRIOM ~
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I'NORC CEST'EsRsH I
ROYALQUARfO DICTIONARY.
dskT ~ "a, aaa f--r.0G ii91A gsoY
rhs Gatsss.rThs LargsStsThs Bcst
~ The Cheapest Because the Beat. .u NJ
y, - feelf 5ei .tu5l9A nsis1lUfJ
srhe mort ileiiabIs ossandard Au.
thorisyi ef the tRnslisll Lapgnage.'5
. ~ Sis RsSdrsd smsnsAt sssoafess 6f 0Aso,
THE BSBr nNaLrsH pIcrtorARy HxrANr.s
10 s6T h,1J ,sray Asn 1Os'ys0hsrs.Y II
there arc upwards Of . Hundred Tnousand, words,
whose ultafloup meAnipgs and derlvatonb, together
=, se S.ns. s SSsSs s sgeiiiPs ana Ass clearly
x }sa iry OGnotanats omns,woidi.
Read tho DScisions Of ao Members of the 0Aio Ssdis
liii 1bdoherb AssOcfation. M so pa
The undenigped, menben Of the Ohio State Tcacheu'
Asaoeiaton, adopt and aim to use In teaching writing
and speaking, the orthogrAphy and pronunciation Of
Worcester'a Royal Quarto Dictionary and We most cor
daily recommend I the most reliable standard au.
thoIty Of tho Enslah Language, as Il a now written and
LoRm AnDREws, President Kenyon College. \ 4 ~ I
M. D. LEaeFrT, euperintendent zanesvilIe eohools,
b THog. " HAhvEr, sup't MAsaiIon Union Schools.
NJ. Y! oowpERA eupt Public echooh. eandnaky. az
JoHH LYNCH, gupt Public Schools, oircleville.
3. N. eAmoRb, Principal Cleveland Female eemina.
VIZ. MiTcaEll, sup't Pablo schools, Mt, Union. =.
JoHs osDn, Principal state Normal School, MinnsI
oSAv, NlsOs, Ptncipai: Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati. r -iErIH erI uf 4fftq11gTFu rl tTa
Z, d. 8, MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN hnoAL Principal MoNOely Normal school. 4
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NAINK MUPRsl fvIOTORINEB and 0URBe no. arc
VA aOw selling Of verylow prices, also al Other Kind
Iashohablo fnrs, - i - PHTR BANn, - t,,ses
decqL 2 No. 20 South High, ~ S&t9h
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AYERS Plllsi

Are particularly adapted %
derangementsof the digestive
npparatup, and dispasea arll'
ina nom impurIiy Of tho
blood. A large part Of all the
complaints that afiiiet man
hind originate IN oleof thego,
and eonseq quently those Pttly
rarn fbund 70 euro many Fari'
etles Of disease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-01
...EOR ORC CE4TE,RsS
ROYALQUARfODIgTI0NARY.
askW ~ ~ a-.aa f--.u6 llg1h ,150Y
The tatsss.-rhs rarg,sk k..Ths ssst
M The Cheapest Because the Bsatsu I

.sThe mort ileiiabls Sssandard Au.
thcriiyis sf the Rnslisl LapsnaGe,'' )
.,g Y Sis HsSdrcd .smsasst 1sisoafess 6f 0Aso,
"Tm BEET nNGIIsH pIcr1orARy, HxTANr.', 7,
9 s6T haNJ ,srayy AsN AOs,ysohers. II
There arc upwards Of . Hundred Tnousand wordt,
whose multiafoup meanipgs and derlvAtonb together
sss W S.,sT. s. SSsS, Ss A clearly
9o isA ,g ! 0lacianats cOmmwoial. +,
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a DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to he
ready for the mail West and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
The morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time Of going to press.
This Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribcrs-paper delivered at their
ouses or places Of bue:aess.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orders are solicited. &. w. WILLARD.
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GEN. FRKAoErs kEsIGNATIoN-Tnere is no
Major General in the army, unless it be McCel-
Ian, whose commi sson is Older than that of ton
Fremont, and according to al! military practice
his resignation was forced by the appointment
of Maj. Gen. Pope as his superior. Whether
Fremont wound have gained more popularity by
retaining his commission is OF but it'll, conse-
quence proper self-respect would uos, of
course, perm, him to occupy the subordinate
position We hope the pro-slavery press will be
willing now Fremont is out of the way, to ad-
NIT that there is some Importance to the war IN
Virginia elsewhere than before Richmond, and
not OBJECT TO vigorous measures, with adequate
force, 10 push Jackson back to Richmond
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Gen. Smith s Division.

The following notice of this division is from
the army correspondent Of The Philadelphia
Press
d" 1t 80 happened last evening that was pres
ent during the brigade and reglu' entail drills of
Gen. W. +. Smith s division, and the nigh en-
comlums here passed upon it are fully
justified The soldiers composing II are thor
ough veterans. Before Yorktown and at Lee s
Mills, in the advance from there to White
House, and in the great battle at WILLIAMSBURG,
they have proved their title to that perfect con-
tdence which exists in the army for their valor
The discipline in some Of the regiments compo
sing this division, Is equal to that of the r-yu-
lar army, while their perfection in drill and in
the manual OF arms, delies competition.
The picket lines on our left were advanced a
little yesterday. A few, eight or ten, were
killed and wounded IN the advance. Farther
to our right, Col. II. Whiting, I'd Vermont,
while on duty US field officer OF the day, was
deliberately shot at by u rebel picket from a
tree top Shortly alter one of the Coloncl's
men, espying this rebel, brought him down He
fell dead from the top of the tree.
Many OF the officers who were made sick by
the extraordinary fatigues of the march from
Yorktown to the While House, and who OBJ
tained short leaves OF absence, are returning
Lieut.. Col. Worthen and Major StoughNon, of
the 4th Vermont Regiment, arc among the
number.
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The department Of Virginia.

The disasters ia the Shenandoah Valley, and
'she NAL iplicstion Of independent commands IN
that quarter have compelled the Government; 20
give the Valley n charge Of some competent Of
iicer and Gen. Pops, who has made his nams
famous in his Western exploits, hos been as
signed to the command of the Department Of
Virginia. Why this General was selected instead
of Fremont or Banks does nj appe IT, but we
suppose the reasons which led TO it were suhi-
cient. There will be some disappointment. felt
thus subordinated to an officer younger in rank
than themselves, but all these feelings will give
way it it shall appear that the act was neces-
sAry one. IfGen. Pope is supplied with troops
cominissary stores and transportation, he will
doubtless make his campaign in Virginia as
effective as his Western movements, but we
doubt if even he can do more than our other
Generals in that valley have done with the same
means 1T command.
OF Gen. Pope, the Boston Journal says
Major General Joan Pope, who has won this
comparatively young man yet, having been
born March Is, 1923. in Kentucky according
to the ofhcia! reglster) though appointed cadet
from Illinois. His father was United States
District Judge Of Illinois for many years. The
son graduated West Point in 1912 as Second
Lieutenant of Typographical Engineers. In
August, 1916, he Joined Gen Taylor army in
Mexico, during its advance on Monterey, and
was breveted First Lieutenant for gallant and
rmeritorious conduct in that battle. AS First
LIEUTENANT he marched with his companions
through the malarious regions of Central Mex
ico and was an active partici pant in the severe
ay fought and dearly bought battle of Buena
Vista, where he was again brevetted Captain
for highly gallant and meritorious conduct.
For his gallantry in this engagement, and othel
distingu Ished services during the war, he wat
also presented with magnificent sword by tn,
State of Illinois. From l849 to 1859, he wa
engaged in various engineering and exploring
expeditions, receiving the marked commentator
of the War Department and winning an honor
able reputation at home and abroad for hi
scientific researches. In 1859 he married
daughter of Hon. V. B. Horton of Ohio
At the breaking out OF the rebellion, Gen
Pope was one of the few regular army officer
who openly took strong grounds for the Union
He was even arrested by order Of President Blu
chauan> for having, in II lecture at Cincinnati
DENOUNCED the semitreasonabe course of tn
admin istration. But President Lincoln uomin
ated him as Brig General at the time {
the call for three yeass volunteers, and he wa
-stati oned in Nothern Missouri. Since then h
career has been well known
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State Convention.

a Mass Convention of the Freemen of Yer
mont, will be held at Montpelier, on the 9th
day of July next, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ , to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
esnor and Treasurer, to be supported at the Gu
suing election.
All who are in favor Of sustaining the Con-
sttution and the tuion and of supporting the
'Notioual Administration in the present Crisis Of
'ht country, are cordially invited to attend.
Il Henry BAXTER,
:! GnEGoRy SMITH, Republican
X. ". CLARK. State Committee.
GEO {. SHEPARD.
june s. 1862.
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(our War Correspondence.)
From the Eighth Vermont Regiment.
THEY DO POLICE DUTY.

THEY DO POLICE DUTY
For the first three weeks after arriving in
New Orleans. the entire regiment were detailed
as the regular city police, and although one Of
the boys " says 1t as ought mt to say it, yet
it is nevertheless true, they did the duty well.
Now now police has been organized. and tho
regiment
DO RAILROAD BUSINESS.
The LIST Of June orders were received to movo
at once to that part of the city known as AL
giers, and lying on the west side OF the Misbis
sippi. Regrets were the order OF the day at
receiving this notice, for We disliked to leave
the large house with many mansions in which
we were 30 comfortably ensconced !; and VIC fur
Their desired to remain and more fully conv luce
our aristocratc and suspicious neig hbors that
We were right clever fellows, coming hero for no
harm, hut TO do them good. However. think
they were pricked in their hearts, and have d
better opinion Of Yankees than they would have
admitted month earlier. But now, after
two weeks residence among the fair Alge-
rnes, We feel very much at home, and con-
clude TO be thankful that our lot has fallen in
SO pleasant place. We occupy for quarters,
fine large depot of the n. o. h &. W. Rail.
road, and tho buildings connected with it. In
| this are foe offices for the officers and abund-
ance of room for the men. Scarcely better
| place could be asked for,-this with very spa
cious grounds, on the smooth, grassy surface OF
which, and under the grand old oaks" the
soldiers drill, stroll, or lie in the shade, breath
ing the purest air, and receiving In every breath
dose Tor the improvement OF the health. The
health of the regiment is now very good, and
we hope month in this place will cure every
| sick man.
| BUT THE RAILRoApING
Tho n. o. l. q. W. Railroad 10 now under
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BANK OF RUTLAND.-The vacancy in the
Board of Directors of the Bank of Rutland
occasio led by the decease of Hon. B F. Lang
don, Of Castleton, has been filled by the ap-
pointmsnt of E. A. Chaplin, Esq Superintend-
ont OF the Rutland g. Burlington Railroad, who
has slgnl6ed his acceptance Of the oAice.-Rut
ard Herald
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Luke Il. Parkhurst of Cavendish, was CAD
tured by party of rebel cavalry near Garlck'.
Landing, on the Pamunkcy River, June 18th
while on hls way, in company with the suffers
10 purchase goods. Great anxiety is felt for
his safety. Mr.. Park urst was out with tho
First Vermont Regiment, and returned with
the Sixth.-Rutland Herald
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tE,,ATPELIER VT
SATURDAY, JUNE % 1862.

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN COD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
AHRAHAM LINCOLN
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|, will bc seen from our dispatches 'u'' .
rebel accounts of the engagement on james
,snd were substantially correct. Bad "'"',
ship is alledge TO be the cause oil our
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The NINTH REGIMENT Washing ton County
Company for this regiment is now nearly full
and Is to be organized we understand, early
next week.
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PREPARATIONS are being made for an o,a
toned Fourth Of July celebration ~ 'Sdres,
The Rev. Alvah Sabln will deliver 'no
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Children in Heaven

There stands vacant chair
Three long and weary years have az ny aoa.,
81, since little Henry used to sit in il ;, gone b.
The marks of his feet are on il ,,;y ny .d..
do | remember, now, sorpetimss SUM- Wei
had climbed into il for MS won,ea When be
would stop, and with voice s.ee,o ,D'a' ne
BIRDS break forth into that de., 'a'n =
childhood 'A' soag Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
A Su .sesave Appeal

To the Chairman Of tie Chicago Branch L. s.
lSa.sjtasy Com
PADrcAH, KY, Feb G, 1862
Please forward with the utmost expedi-
ton to this place. supplies estimated for
one thousand sick and wounded soldiers
- follows One thousa d bed sacks; one
thousand pillows; two thousand sheets
to thousand pillow cases two thousand
pairs hospital drawers; two thousand hos
pital shirts towels; coverlids and quilts !;
and all other articles in the same proper
ton. Also. fine wine, brandy. aud all
kinds of small stores are wanted
II : HEwIrT.
Brigade Surgeon, Z s 4 Ned Director