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United states District Court.

-aA1 2.-2he United States The Bark Empress and
Ca1yo.-Ths cause was continued from yesterday. Mr.
A. F. Smith opened for the claimants OF the vessel He
spoke for two hours answering the suggestions
the coanss flor the United States VI great length ard
contendng that The voyage undertaken in good faith
for the purpose OF nlurng TO the block and with
the full purpose recognize its validity on receiving
the warning provided for the Presidents proclana-
ton
Other counsel followed with Augment for the claim
ants Of the cargo and spoke At great length reviewing
in detail the evidence and Law Of the The cause
here adjourned to Monday next.
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Nosy aud Then.

On tho Les dsy p NJ. 1861 the New 0rlssus Bvllsn
y~vsrrsd o. folows;--
his tremendous force ot snnhlators viii oompseDcs
s n, ,rch vbsu every requisite prepared and supplied
A. thh' eannos ~ scconplshsd ior several years 10
preparation for tbs reception q LIN con big Amy
ahsr fdouk schemes or ear subiuss,on show con.
sssiy.ly thst they are thoroughly alarmed aaa pspIs
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strickgn. we or the South successfully rssise an
invasion from a million OF such craven wretches
On the LIST Of May 1882 faithfully Fscordng the his
tory Of the times, the came paper Was compelled 10
admit that the chief stronghold OF the rebeliop--the
city IN which 10 publishedis completely In the hands
Of loyal forces What 20 the proud boast
OF only twelve monthe agol
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The New Orleans Ram Rumor.

The Newburyport Mass Herald has apocryphai
story from lrishman on board the United states
foop ofwaT Brooklyn, CIV ing account Of an engage.
menI ith rebel az the mouth Of the MISSISSIPPI
during which the Brooklyn badly damaged, and
twenty Of her scaded in attempting 20 take the
ram by boarding, the whole affair winding up by fede
raj vessel running INTO and sinking the All tIis 10
alleged to have occurred on the 4lh Of April
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Powder Mill Explosions.

PORTLAND, May 2, 1859.
The powder Mills al Bucklcld exploded Tuesday even.
Ing. No particulars are given.
One building OF the powder mills at Gorham exploded
yesterday afternoon. No one was hurt.
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YORKTOWN --LATEST BULLETIN.
AJACV, THE MAcKEREL sBARPsHooTBR.

IL utter defiance Of the censorship there win nTs
To- morrow In the SUNDAY Table Talkp OF the
SUNDAY MERCURY
eno,hcr o those sshnpnn Letters which have
copyulsed tho community and bewliiered the government.
inaugurrtcd system OF military operations and-yf
short, LIiste from
ORPHEUS q. KEER,
who this week reveals Scctsry Nees new and gorsecrs
man the Iciery 81 .hc Eockgde runccss
he Gsoneti.es s.ecd "Eucidr belonging TO Certsin W.
ham Brown, Efkevrc, and describes the astonishing oAs
before Yorktown ~ inc newly 'orsani,cdn Mackc,l as
shooter. The readers OF tho
SUNDAY MERCURY
tomorrow will also ind In the
SUNDAY TABLE TALK
sae following hum rous pri icles--.x r,,.. 80. -
TIE HONORABLE GENTLEMAN FROM VIEW dsh~
TINE WORKS WONDERS tby distinguished Watching
Cub PRO ono lnos snccdo,c for senllemen).
&C., ac., &c.
RI, stEpAY MERCURY always publishes the yey-
Latest Teesraphs keMs Up % tour ?. 81 SnnHsi n,op,
I pss, s'ES o. ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY pArBRs.
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less skill ard courage than the management OF tho
war. Inc election OF Mr.. Lnc'an caused third u the
STATES q tho Union 10 secedo ard several more
10 nay. rresouteiy between secession and their OLD
siie ance Such has beer tho effect OF an attempt 70
Wseto the relations n master aud slave that millions OF
men have TenouncSd then Nationality, ald taken up
arms to break in sundcr the country Of which they used
not seeded show their jealousy of the aooitionst party
by tho votes OF their representatives. The proposition
70 assist the border States IN hei voluntary attempts 10
abolish slavery met With strong opposition from lhat
section OF members WHO Ystarned by those STATES
The difficulties and dangers OF the time have made even
the Presidcit conservative r L,scen taxes ms ana
On me con tti1on and would doubtless be as wling as
any TO make the harvest TO the Southern
efs they would return 10 The Union. What the states
men OF Washington dread most is that the continued Cd
stnacy OF the eonsdeTaas and the enforced inactivity
OF the federal armies through the diiculties Of the
country may cause such an oetcry az the North As
will obhge The government to use strong measures
in its power. To have full lborty deal according
TO circumstances with the slavery question: 10 be able
either 20 receive the coneGsrates With open arms nS
penitens to PUNISH them with severity rebels
cording TO the temper which they may display, IL the
desire OF the Northern politicians, and Mr.. Adams indi
it clearly enough Bit such NOS the noio1' OF the
British aud Foreign crery Society. 10 t.sSe phian.
Americans yenlais nation sla into t,oo aS tny in
tereing to them far il d,cts the fortunes OF the race
they prots For the Efforts of Mr.. Lincoln IN favor OF
the blacks the soraty sppauds his governments b1 they
hardly isk that the first object he hos ia pleso is the
grecsEessof coRy Of uise clf=eas, and that eoen dJo
luton is nih ast less impntnt question han national
existence There may DO general agreement between
which the political requirements Of the time might 60
far 10 destroy,
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
THE MAILS 0! TIE NORTH AMERICAN,
Address Of the English Abelitionists to the
United States Minister in London.
EPIY OF MR.. AID A N s
Ae., &e.. &c.

Our European nies by the North American ~ Quebec
are dated TO the 1Th utmo, and contain the follow nl
details Of the foreign news Of that day.
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Married.

CRossY--A THrRroS.On Thursday May 1, b. the Rev.
Dr. Camp, Mr.. PETER CROSBY Of New York city, Mrs
GRACE f. ATTENTION. late OF Hartford, Conn.
MARsr-Hn1Ls -On Wednesday evening March ~, by
the Rev l.. Searles, Mr. JoHS MARSH OF New York to
Miss MARY 4. HILLS, OF kcyport, NJ
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Sale Of the Prize Brig Amy Warwick.

BUATUS, May Y I6tZ.
Tho prize brig Amy Warwick was cold to-day for
SIS o0o Her cargo, consisting Of geo bags coffee was
also sold. Manning stanwood Co. took lo90 bags, At
1sc. per pound, cash.
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E'cPulsttoa of New Oriesns, Dirid sa A.
cording 20 Opinion.

There are u Tho city y new orleans sccisties Il
sos's-t who. vnser The Or Tbggs and riae rees
have sor several years made attempts ~ control The
elections OF 10 city II is feared By tho uhsssns II
New Orleans now 10 Ns~ York tb.s theao tisn III
sgsin axe their appearance and In n cold blsUs any
psrsor rho shall manifest symptoms u love sof
Union nothing but the sreliest frmnsss can yreysnt
these men from rssswins the scenes Of blood 81 which
they have INDUCED during several yess q he .Isas
shame Of tbc metropolis Of the South
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The Cost Of AkOlitlSM to the Union.
from tho London Post government organ) April H.

wh.,,ar III. ,.,.s ,,,,na,.,v l.. n.;d ~ mn, a ia
.,;annt no, IN 800 shan. nr o,h.r .hn federal States
met snhn'', - na,,, meniao Irs.s IF ,hev snrceeJ
n na,ns, i. = srnn; ,,anas, ~ 10 na,;ons Al, and M
$50, - re, Ill -. .., ,,a.,n,.rn sacr;aca, IN
tho,, nr, hiIst nnsa1. - ,naSs 10 basr the rross
uash, ~ The hnrdan Ian; t. ,sv should not NAV ave-,
~. ,s ;asr.nc, ava ra',i,atn sbond follow
IN .ha go. NJ srs,c,. sxtrsyagance s,Il ia ioss
would he sn,;rov ,hor own ~. 1nronoi c,.d,tor are
- = M. Nh 1ra...ar .;.,.as National hans
rnn,cx won,J si,,,e" nn,bn~ mare n"r less than
tba ruin or ,hs yaaltbier nor,ton Of ths Sit
,ana Of ths sr.te In any casa then M tho
cost ~ The nresen, var mnst come out OF ,he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03
Counterfeits ON the bulls Head Bank.


Pstersons Daec!or announces the counterfeit Of Nv
dollar bills of the Bulls Head Bank New York. II
excellent imitation, and deceIvcda noted broker 0
this city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 ELEVATOR -CoRSS CURED FOR ONE CENB
IN each by using Dr. BRIGGS Corn and Buion llcN w
new harmless and certain cure for cors Bunens.
Gallo ,es Frosted aud Bssred Feet, &C.; warranted 80
produce results satisfactory and surprising 20 ani 20
per bvx By mail receipt Of price and Elk cents $3.50
by druggists. DR. j. BRIGGS, chropodst Proprietor,
az Broadway, opposite 81. Pauls church, New YORK
CoRNs CURED FOR IS CENTS EACH.--BuNIoNS.
~ inverted nails, &c, cured s. Bnwery OF ~ nsss
street by Dr.. W. +. RICE, Practical ChirnPo! DR. RI '
hiator CONS bunions, chitains, frosted a3
blist.Ied feet. 2ic and Soc tr box.
NOTICE NO REMoyAL.--M LARMoNT, PARIS
IN London an. New York Pm ysican and Surgeon, Will
main at hts private offices, 6s7 Broadway, up stars.
CMITH 4 BR0THERs
NEW YoRK
PALE
A1K.
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Rebel TROOPS ae New Orlcans.


We give below portion OF tho rebel troops that
stationed IN and about New Orleans previous ths
ascertain them
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

CHARLES n. MASON Of Csnnelton. prs-
sent Judge Of the Common Pleas Court. for
the sd. Judicisl District. Indiana. announ-
ces himself % . Union candidate for the
same Office 81 the ensuing October election
District composed Of The counties Of Do
bois. Spencer. Perry. Crawford and Orange
D. T. LAIRD. Esq.. i ; candidate for
Common PIsss Judge Of the 81 Judicial dis
,rict. Indiana. subject 10 the decision Of the
Union Democratic Jistricl convention.
DISTRICT PROSECUTOR.
>. BEcKETY, E-q. i candidate fo'
Common pleas Prosecutor in The Sd Judicis
District. subject TO the decision Of the Dem
ocrstic Union Convention. 20 be held 10 Jas
per On the 81 Saturday in July.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

An EXTRAORDINARY CoSrkssIoS.-Ihe
Albany Evening Journal. whose chief
editor, Thnrlow Weed. has recently
returned from Europe, where he has
been forseveral months on confidential
business entrusted to him by Secretary
Seward, contains the following re-
narkable admission:
The chief architects Of rebellion, be-
fore 1t broke out. avowed that they
were aided in their Internal designs by
the ultra Abolitionists Of the North.
This was too true, for without such
aid the South could never have been
united against the Union. But for the
incendiary recommendations which
rendered the otherwise useful Helper
book firebrand, North Carolina could
not have been forced ont Of the Union.
And, even now, the ultra Abolition
press and speech makers are aggrava-
ting the horrors they helped to create,
and, thus, by playing into the hands
Of the leaders Of rebellion, are keep
ing down the Union men OF the South
and rendering reunion difficult, If moi
impossible.
This is certainly an extraordinary
confession. coming as it does from ops
OF tie leading organs Of the Republi
can party. Il is declaration which
must strike every candid man as being
cmiucn,lv true, and is terrible re
bukc 10 those members Of Congress
who. by their incessant agitation Q
the slavery question, are doing s.
,nucl, to prevent reconstruction o
the Union.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09
NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST In TOWN!


Corner North Main and Lawrence Streels.
DETURNS his thanks 10 The public for
IL, their past custom, and informs them
that he has just receivrd new supply q
Dry foods and Groceries. suitable for this
market which he will sell cheap Tor cash
or good produce. lie will trke all kinds Of
trade ., The highest market price. Tailor
ing carried on 10 oil its branches and salts
f-r,iop cua.snseed flnne 25-6ms
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

1--WE are glad to see onr former
fellow -townsman, Mr.. L. McCrillus,
again in town on visit. Mac, like
all loyal Kansians, is enlisted on the
side Of his country, and though his
name is not in the army list, has will
him excellent evidence Of his intend
cd aid.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

1.-THE GLORIOUS Fourth passed
away very much as other days do in
this town. Through the mis-managc-
ment, or rather, we suspect, the man
agement Of few persons, the great
celebration that was to be ended in .
biz blow. The people, we are sure
are patriotic enough to have contribu
ted literally towards . respectable eel
sbrstion, and were disappointed in no
having one.
AtFerdinand, earc informed, tn
people gathered in large numbers, ant
listened to excellent addresses in Eng
lish and German, separating witt
love for their country glowing bright
y, and, If possible, their devotion :
the Union and Constitution, as admin
istersd BY it, now sainted trainers
strengthened. That the next Fourt
may dawn upon our country in peace
with the people united BY fraterns
bonds - Of old, not one star on ths
glorious banner, the emblem Of th
ftee, dimmed or erased, is the wish {
every patriotic heart.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that I will sell
IN Al public suction, on
Friday. Ang. I, 1862.
at the residence Of Hiram Collins, sll the
personal property Of John Fisher. late Of
Dubois county. deceased. consisting Of Cat.
tIes farming uiensils, household and kitchen
furniture, &c.
Terms Of ssle-A credit OF six months
will be given on oil sums over three dollars
the purchaser giving bic note with approved
security, waiving valuation ami sppreismcn,
Laws, with interest from date; oil sums oI
three dollars and under cash in hand
July 2 NORMAN FIsHsR, Ex'r.'
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND
NOTICE 10 hereby given that will eel
|lV q public auction. q the residences oi
George X Mayo. late Of Dubois county, de.
ceased, on
Friday, Aug. 4, 1862.
the following real estate, situsted in Duboii
county, to-wit:
The south hslf Of the south west quar-
ter Of section number fonrieen. township
number two, south range six west. contain.
ing eighty acres.
Terms--A credit or t~elve months viii
10 given. the purchaser giving noie with
approved security, waving valuation ans
sppssIssmcns laws, with interest from date
July e.. MoRmAs FfsHIR, sdmr.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

nF shs Common and Congressional Tow o
" chip School Funds of Dubois county
Indiana. fos The fiscal year 1861. from the
first day Of April, l>6l. 10 the 3lst day o.
March. 1862. both days inclusive, % report
'ec 10 the Board Of County Commissioners q
their June term, 1862. NJ follows:
RECEIPTS.
There wss remsinlnk in the Tressuvy o.
the first day Of April 1861 $l.9s3 \
There has since been received the
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given 70 oil persons wao are
u owing William Poshen. BY nctss. mort
cages or book scconnis, not 10 pay him the
said cebis. nor purchase any property oI
him. either real or personal. until my suit
sgsinst him 10 the Dubois Circuit Court Il
finally decided.
- - q
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

State cf Indiana. Dubois County o.:
In the Circuit Court Of Dubois County in 'he
State Of Indiana. July Term, A. D. 1861.
George A. Ki'ziDse'
W.. Foreclosure.
Nicholas Lorey and
Anthony Ferry.
DEIT KNOWN. That on the 9th day 81
- April IN the year 1864, the above named
plaintiff, BY bis attorneys. filed in The vffice
Of the Clerk Of Circuit Conrt. his complaint
sgsinst said defendants, IN The above iniiiIed
cause, together With IN affidavit Of compe-
tent person, filed May 23d 1864 that said
defendant Anthony Ferry is necessary
p,rfy 10 the shove action end ihst he 10 not
. resident OF the State Of Indiana, said de-
fendant 10 therefore hereby notified Of the
fling and pendency ~ said complaint against
him. and that unless he sppesr snd answer
Ios demus thereto, q the calling Of said cause
on the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, 10 BE- begun and held st the Cour.
House in JsspeT. on the fourth Monday IN
July 1862. next. said complaint, and che
matters and things therein contained and 81.
legged. will b heard and determined 10 bic
sbsence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS Clerk.
Adams e. Bueuncr Attorney for PHI.
Nay 20, 1862.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE j. hereby given that the under
AN signed has been appointed executor o.
the last sill Of John Fisher. late Of Du.
bois County dect ssed; said estate j. supposed
10 Le solvent.
NORMAN FISHER, Ex'r.
July 9, 1862.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09
ANNUAL REPORT

nF the Treasurer of Dsbois county made
~ 10 the Il ard oi Commissioners ~ their
June term lsG. shs~ ing the condition Of Tho
Congressional aud C,nmsn scbesl fssds u
ssid county.
Tnrre ~ss rem,inine IN srsssnrv - lsss
) t.Isment in June Issl $isss IL
There has Deen Received since.
jIaierrst Csn,n school Fnnd 7so *
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

TTvlIE following is . statement Of the f
i nsnces Of Dubois county. Indisna. fcr
the fiscal ye.r 1861. beginning The first day
OF June. 1861. and ending the 3lst dsy Of
Nav. 1864. both days inclusive. ss appears
rom The records II the B ard Of Commis-
soners Of Dubois county. wit:
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury june
lst. 1861. the sum Of Sl9sO 67
There have since been received The
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09
COUNTY DEMocRATIC
MASS MEETING

! The patriotic Union Democracy Of
Dubos county are requested to assem-
be in Msss Con vention in Jasper, on
Saturday, the 10Th inst, At 10 o'clock,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates
70 represent the county IN the State
and Congressional Conventions
All persons 10 favor Of the "Consti-
tuition % il Is, the Union as it was, y
in favor Of electing honest men to Of
Acs and punishing fraud, opposed to
sectionalism Of AL kinds, and in favor
Of vigorously crushing the present un.
holy rebellion by strictly constitution
n means are invited 70 participate.
BY order Of the Central Committee
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

DThc news from the army Of tie
Potomac this week gives full particu-
lars Of the terrible lighting near Lich-
mond. There was series Of battles
lasting through eight days, during
which each side lost probably 10000
men, without any corresponding ad
vantage. Our army fell back twelve
miles, and took up strong position
on the james river, where the gun
boats can assist them. The rebels en-
dsavored to dislodge them. but signal
j. failed, and were 50 terribly repulses
thss they returned towards Richmond
and Il is thought by some may risk al
attack on Gen. Pope. Gen. McClel
Ian has again made an advance Of fiv'
miles towards Richmond.
The President has issued call 70
100000 more volunteers for 8 year
O. duriug the war, IND Gov. MortoI
calls upon the patriotic people Of thi
Stats 70 respond with sixteen rcgi
ments Of infantry and SIX batteries .
light artillery. One regiment, tf
65th, will rendezvous at Evansville
These regiments should be filled in
mediateIy, and the quicker our patr
otic young men come forward the be
ter.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

EXPENDITURES
There has been paid out I he Treasury
from the lst dsy Of June 1861 TO the SIS
day Of Msy, 1862. beth DAYS inclusive.
the following sums for the following pur-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09
RECEIPTS.

Total amt Congressional Interest S74f 81
For Inieres, on Loan Conn Fund 759 81
do amt from Treasurer o. State 4fSf AZ
do {" 81 20
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-07-09

Amt ia Treasury April Let. 1861 81 9S3 "a
G nrressional Interest. 1li "
Conn Fund Interest. 6VOs 20
Principal Gang g'essional. yf2 80
CONN Fund. 800 %
Grocery l.irsns-. 2uu CD
Fines and Fortehures, 81 -
Total Receia'a. 1927 ~
EXPENDITURES.
There hss hern paid out during the hnsn-
risl year 1861 the following amounts:
Con.mpn School Fund psid - Treasurer o.
Safe 1906 ~
Comm S hool Fund TO Township 5255 -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-01-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

|Wgi,nf anu Chronic Diseases, and especially for the
curs Of Disease cftt Sexuai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act
WI Ing Surgeon:
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhfa and 9TH
er Diseases of the Sexual Organs and on She NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispcnsary, Gent in seal.
ed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two three Stamps
for postage acceptable Address, DR.. SKILLIN
HoUGIIl0N, Howard Association, philadelphia, Pa.
l019yl.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-01-02
ROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
Blood Renovation.


T., tsyreyiScly what ts name indicates, for whleo
- pleasant to the taste it is reyviying, eShilarAra-
ting, aud Strengthening to the vital powers. 1t
also rcyivides, renstates and rcncws the blood in
- all its original purity and thus restores and rcnd
ers the system invunerble to attacks Of disease.
Its the only preparation eycro offered to the world
in populnr form 20 As to be within the reach Of.
- all. 50 chemically and skiIimlly combined as to
b. the most powerful tonic, and yel - perfectly
ndnptcd as 10 act IN prfect accoydd7;c uth hc lars
or,gtu-, amt hence sootie The Wsais>i stomach, and
ton, up the digestive orgGns. nnA ailHy ali merry
ous and other irritation. It is also rvrlc,tlycZ
LiIn-atiur in itS effects, and vet it is never tullo
ed by las itu,lu or depression of SPIRITS. 1t is
= confused entirely of vegetables and those
thornu,hlv combining powerful comic and soothing
rrorcrtics and consequently can never Inquire
Sgch q remedy has long been felt 20 be drslcr-
= a,um In the medical world both ty the thorough.
/, killed in ,ucal,nl science and also By all who
have suffered FROM debility Cor it ncn8' no mcii-
cpl skin or knowledge even tu that debility
follows all at lack Of disc and lays the guard
dcl system omen to the attacks of many oi the =
mast A nrrrous 10 which poor humanity is
.tnntIy liable. Such. for example, the follow
= inc cnnsumr,ion Bron,hius Indigestion Dys.
,n,,s,,. Loss of Appetite Fuutnoss Nervous lr-
rinhiti,v. Ncurnlgie, ralpitation Of the Heart,
N,i,-cl,nll, uvpoounlria Night Swcats Langu-
mr. opI all thnl plass Of cases SO frariully fatal if
unattended to in time called Frmaic Wtliaco,cy
and I-,g,dlrti,s. Also, Liver Dcrungmonts of,.
IL Tr,ilit" and Liver COMPLAINTS, Diseases of the
Eid,cys $cnldiur or inc"ntincn-r of the Urine,
ornnv other General arrangement of ,he Urinary
0rg,H Pain the bnck, side aud between the
-. sbrIdrrs rrcdi spostion to SLIGHT Colds Hack
;r, and Continued Cough, Emnciation, Difficulty
81 Rrn,tLino and indad we might cnnncratc mn -?
,ora Am INF W, bnyo ,pacc only to soy II, will
NOT only cure the debility following Cs and
Fever bat prevent all tacks arising from Nil
osn,,tic Influences and cure the disease at once, -
u if ALREADY attacked. And as it acts directly and
rers.tently upon the hillary system, urousing the
Inertonction, promoting in lact, all the cxcrc- :
tious and sccrrtions d tee system il will inflli.
Nv prevent any I,litcrious conycou,nscs follow.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-01-02

Our story, intiItory Vt the New rear il n splendid
national Romance, commencing in the NEW YoHY
NERrRY of Saturday. January ith lsG2, and entitled
aNisrM q A NNlEr.HA w . YIN