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The New York herald., 1863-03-28
news frsn 81. Fransises.

SAN frAscsco, March 2s, 1858.
Sailed ships starlight Puget sound Avery FOR Liver.
pool carrying 80 ,oCo sacks Of wheat.
The sslvors of the treasure from ths wreck Of the
Golden Gate odsr 10 COMPROMISE whh the original ship
pers ny paying them ATTY per cent d all money
vwed some accept and others viii contend IN the
courts for The salycrs hops 70 nearly All
the treasure lost. They already acknowledgs having
brought between 500 600 and 500 900 rAncsco
Tbs legislature has agreed TO ADJOURN iss die ON tho
sh Of Aprit proo-iiion passed allow the people OF
the counties along the line OF the psoc Railroad W vote
whether the bosis shall bc issued 70 the amount u
81 600 towards building the rvad withn the State.
Sas isAxcrco, March 27, 1858
sac ship Horne. fcr liverpool carrying ~ 900 racks
of whest
AZ the auction sale to-day 900 kegs East Boon syrup
sold IS 20 per gsllon 900 boxes sperm oaadlcs sc
600 boxes Knsp's candies, fsc Rio coffee, &c.
lhe Guid and .urryeilDn Mining Company have de-
earcd third monthly dividend u elo0 per foct being
st20 900 proat n The entire mine, a the rate Of
pcsry ~ 500 600 per year The stock Il quoted - 2oo
per l0Ot.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

1hr foliowlcg vsyr .Dsra tbs srrtsals ~ orf vn pal
k0tels yesterday C@ncsi Nwboss sna sa1 u me Tbfd
asmy crTp~ ~ the - Scboiss Lwaie.ast cplaDci Gc
kspgs from North tafolns. snd fTsA y Co.'s, - fhs
Intei states Army, ~ tbs Hstrof1i-n lsou " EHr'
fers ~ Nofwhh. Innn,. toloor u. fsai"os q Sezrf
ss,n c1aaty, rspssn Oliver Fisssgs anf 4. " rashtr
aud wMe. ~ rsston. snd G0sn@~ ~ htpyef, +" Fss@1sA
Phi. The Aslof Horse
JaE .low u~ fhinansr ~ha so tiss kafgsd frvfn TO
uoaat l,g,ay Il. Il laH. u m NssNt He arf@afs o.
very irtls y iis~ khElsh Ans -Ahke @AA ~ss -
r.eu~yT ever rr.dy ~ b. tobEu~ fhN ~ Wtevg a.
shvgh b. egist ypsf tyaffsafb< sad swAk~1 yeH
. tss s@xs ~ tbls~
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
Repression OF Treason I'm Indiana.
OF A spy--ARRk,r or KKBBL sYnrA-
THIZRRS.

INDIANAPOLIS, March ~, 1853.
Robert Gay, deserter Of the Seventy rsi Indiana yo
anteer shot here 70 day BY order Of court martial
He taken prisoner At Richmond KY. proled and
unfairly the snomy and afterwards return
= spy. He acknowledged the justice Of
his sentence. He exhored his fellow soldiers 10 take
warning by his example.
Salem Hannigsn Depoty Auditor of the State, and
IAyless W. Hane, member o The Legislature,
rested here yesterday for cheering for Jen. Davis
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
The FrssAss at Albany, SO.

AIHANT, March y, Ibe8.
The Southern mail was taken across the river ysw
last night.
The southern mail left this morning by way Of schenec
,ady, aud viii be due New York II four O'Clock this
afternoon.
The reshst reached It's highest point A. Ave O'Clock shs
morning encs then ,hs water has fallen nfsesn inches
The weather 10 cold.
ALBANY, March 27-EvssIse.
The water has rscsded two fest out stl ssvcraifest
the docks Between Albany and Stockport the Ice
IL hfm and formidabls Ihs railroads are running
time Ad1 the mails are regular.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
The EIxhth Avsaas Ahsssasn Csss.
rotMi 80 ak&kMsL er@ Ifss
Before tity J8dgs Mo- ma

cotaI
Before ci,y Jsdgs nccnna.
Hsrc z7- Tbs Grand Jury iaso sosfi ihs morn
lns sDd after handing . nuEo~r @ ihdisimens JvSss
Ne usn ,sanssa ssss ios tLs sn~ntop 70 ts bssn<ss
u tb@ ooar, and sschsrsed item faf iss torn
Amsas NE sdsctmsan vas ods against ~ n
Hsoxn Zoe nafasf the sscond dsxfrs. his ceurss
nsa been ,akss W he D.uei Aiefssy V svc'a ssy
go. .uh u.%srs cllntu snf siswaft, eouns~l for ~
Mern. 10 ibsf spp~& fram ths asessa u Jssgs r.s
49, (, fbe Cursft ~ OyU s1d Jsgmisu. Tbs pohs
~ n. fstssa BY ia~n that thsn eissnt ~
s.os bssa piscsd . j<st~say bs NE W
tss ss.g-4a o. .llias a sia infoss Who ves svose
sea sAss~4Esnuy 4.~bsfx~i vAhsst 1ytnG th~
ease Tbs Ds,ftet Airnsy hss slso s5tsss< sidnsssi
.ys~nes ~hsb vsrr.nts him IN 'shna snn oo,rss and
eains thst andeg ~ the sec inaStmsot dspsss
the 4o~stnn ralsef By usa cvsnssi W. ~ pr~oe~r
ns.sr Il narn .sa stewart bo~sver, tnsss that NE
ytsi u l.~ r.is< ~ tLsm nos sysbsi b, ths seisss
o. ss,o part q ths pstfNi st,ornsy ard tssy strnd W
rsuss tse lssos ~ sp~cis gtss vhen<ver IN. wnss
sh.'sgA4a 10 pst ga wal fhs esss VIII bs bforyhs ~
for trlal aarisr ps~ ttr term % tbs Couu q Gss~sa
Saw Bgsore Recorder VI amsn
rhs cosft sa,ourBca ua,A h1dsy nofnss 81 s*.s~
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
Arrivals ara D~parsuSss.

-, R.v.N Nr an NJ strrrNy N C--FtsssnsAlp AwspsA
r,,s,s s..I-'ssF b VI Hr~s ~ esys w ftrsss ~ sAs
wynsa. " h ,Aaa~sll = csst- gg.s hssea ..r ApiA
a t..s1.rsst 80 sge. frNAyay kafsiyws N~~d q
mfrrt-u. ~ =. - usesias " YB4eea ss0.sslsl
tsls 10 ms,tlng ~ sayss. y stsus, " hrtsrs y
r@.sf... - fHfsss Nflfs -~sttsfs9 80 Afkltt9a No
sslisss ~ esty, s.ngags. "a hsrsnsa z ~,
sas.sa. JsAs H gss u Drgsy, kssssEA eAN8
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

dignity n sn ndspsndsst Power but u may ~ - ~
proper for ths prss 70 reason about thces nsss apd
pl.oe them y clear light, and mako Ne pespses q
which viii More and axnsperate tAAt eecs,oo oes
enemies agaDse the other Deoeoo q spsmse Ineo
soss We svtss The foregonG considerations 70 our hon
western enemies II they heArksn V US, we'll nos fand
ve know hey viii not fer this ysar, thsn ss osD -
Anead and crush The rebellbon.
In truth We do not attach nssh impossAsss V an Nv
until next year. For this resAen cur reiIapcs y ON
our own brave army Aoss.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
Capture o. Aseshsr Prsss Steamer.
rm srUAMGMIP NICHOLAS I. WITH A vALrABLn

ne prize steamship Nicholas !. arrived At Beaufort
snsch ~ charge Of Prize Master Evcrscn cAp.ures o
Wilmington, N. c. March 81, BY the United states gun.
oas Victoria while trying 70 the blockade. she had
sviousy attempted enter Charleston, but usuc
srfal The Nicholas !. ID an old ship Of about one thou
I'd toss sur,hep and SAID 70 have been prize to the
kish in the Crirncan var. she LETT England bark
Nod, sad put into Nassau, where her main and mx1cn
slss we're taken down. Whom taken she bad bo, por
W o. hsr forcmAst standing.
Y has very valuable cargo, consisting 10 part q
siH<n tons q gunpcwder and one hundred AMI seventy
60 of rides
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
ThsasrscaI.

Mas Lucille Western siva an "EAss Lynne" matinee
a two O'Clock today ~ the Winter Garden. Handksr
eh,sss are necessity during ths performances.
j. W. wailsek, Jr, and Y. \ davenport playing
sssmsnsely popular engagement u Growers theatre,
washington Secretary seward asissed the psrfora
sncs os Macbeth few evenings ago.
Dsn,sl r. Bssdnspu, shs eernAs issseiian, msss his
debas the new Chestnut street theatre Phasph on
Wednesday evening, IN shyicck- His success De-
oided. "Ssrcisse,"a new play, from ,bs German vii
b. produced pest Wednesday.
. ~ Collins the Irish vocalist, will return 10 this cay
from Londyn . lev days He has purchased schn
Tcughams pe~ rlay, .'fhs Dukes Motto written for
Mr. fletcher aud viii probably brineh cat ., Slblo'.
! e,cher never played The piece ~ coiios WI.
Thcs,r,csls very doll 10 Boston our avore ht,e
rreuch company has MT done well a. The nron Acsac
my Boston calls itself The Athens of America spd dor
undersssnd French Greek IA tbe tongue for nosios
A sensation advertisement IN the Rlehooud D,yo,ck
nrorus % that WIN. Gilmore ssmm. ls erKar~d o.
tragedy called Benesscs hrned" Tbs Gay cught ssss
nssg rsbeis.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
rhs Quartsrmastsr's Dspartasat and
ehe narfhsrs.
TO ruR rprroR oV rHK NrRALD.

csssss n vintsr. .of ,hs Unssd States Qsarscsmas-
sws Dsparmsps In this city, hes Thoughts ~ 10 discharge
samssr q ths emplcyc, because thsy psss'cned him
~ ssrssss q wages rhs pssitloasrs received only
80 per meath, whiis In the department In Pha-
dephh The men receive eoI 90 should ~ be treated
0ierespectfuly becsuss bold position Certsiniy
go psr month now worth than 80 year aeo
Can . nan possbiy support family On such payy The
psAitton sixned by eighty men In the department.
pars q whom have arsady been discharged. signed 90
bshaM of EIGHTY wORkhFN
Nrv YoaS, March ~, 1ss3.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
Uaisa assslns as B.Halo.

BurAlo, March %, 1898.
ikc and enthusiastic meeting of those In favor Of
ssssalsg the government was held tonight. resola.
Hoa Va adopted nrnly and decidedly Cor the pfessrva
sca of be Unsou and prosscutioa q lbs ua peare
= eOouArsd.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
surrogase's Omee.

befors 0ioeon J TUCKER, Surrogate
wnH CArHARvs GExxu~--This viii distributes an
q ssooe, of wh,rh 5000 is given 70 the
~. James LushsAn church, q the city q New yorl u
wss aaantsd 10 probate uathout cosisst
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
ARREST ORA afsel MILITARY ofrHfR.
The Chiss En ginssr ~ the Rebel Dessscss
~ Yerks0wn snd the Constructor ei
rert Darling Trs"sfsrrsa % Tsrs La

The Chiss En ginssr ~ the Rebel Defssces
~ Yerksswn and she Constructor Of
rert Darling Trs"sfsrrsa 20 Ysrs La
faystts.
Tbs War Department received ipor matop Thursday
week that Colonel Tscct shsf sagnssr of the rebel de
fences ai Yorkiown constructor Fort Darling and
superintendent Of The Trsicga Iroa Works KChmons
would arrivs In this city On saturday.
Onbcers we're at once detailed by Unasd States Mar.
snsi Murray 10 look after him, sac u Ascsst.insd
tina, he had taken With his vie and laughter Al,
No ia West rwsuty f,ur,h street, n. let bs house :,
uns O'Clock yesterday norsinz. ia eomp.ay with hla
daughter, and was fsiores by the obc~s who A.
rsc,ed 70 arrest him thsy parted. tn. occur.
red shout noon near Barnams Museum. Be ., onc-
,aksn bsfors General wool, who made sra,aaisn o.
the prisoner snd lhsa ,sns erea him " Fort Iaf
10 custody Of Deputies psyer and Young, the oosr rbe
had arrestsd him. Two olhss ofceu tesrched bis s~-
gage and found several papers Amobg them was pass
from the Confederate stsics n America passing himse,
s and daughter bcyoud rebel aes and order n ihc
military suthoriils- sd ssd s~ir, him ~ah al tho
force at shsir command nos.ssry gs travelled North
by the way of MEXICO, and has been q Ions masing
bis ~.y from RsehrnoAd, Va
Colonel Taicoti up~afam a sriy PEARS of sgs hes
nss military be.riag and Dosra~sss u hlsh order
of iAlest a. On snsDssr n We, % scanning " hs ar
rsst, vss suddenly srieksa ~ih partial pafAlyss a.
though the ness bfosso 70 her gently pselsss
The family Ger. sl-out lsayns for Rsrope.
-~.m4-
Promotions In the New York voiwasesrs.
AIw.sy, nucs ~, 1853
The following promstons IN eoiantscs regissuts
oss Hundred and rorty ars-wm. l.. Lcss, Lssa,-nAsa
cosossi gf-ad l. rs,rsk, hsor rsss,y aia,h ASK.
Vans hisUns ssck hsoe T~ssty ssocadfS. .. xfons,
MAlor rsrty s--1ns--wm. A. fyscb. L~~sssst c"l,Bsi
rse rBa~d states ship wsssgset waa a. ~ Th@@ss
west fndsss Harchsi1
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
unisn lGestlng as Psrtlans.

FOHILNSpi 80 Mach " IS0s-
A usa1Jnion demonslrslion 10 favvr q pro~ecutso
g tbs W. hsld ,osight speaking sssi ssinz on
Gar paa kn).
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
HOOK RS ARMY.

Splendid Condition Of tho Army OF the
HEADQUARTERS, ARnY YHE PoroMAc,
March ~. 1858.
ne weather to-day nns, with drying breeze. There
are Indications Of change the weather to night
ON rHs RAPPAHAsxocx, March 25 1862 X
Whatever may be said to the contrary General Hooker
certainly hes this army well in hand. It's condition 10
Sv s IN every respect great way ahead of what has
ever been since have known It.
nH well clothed well fed, we'll disciplined and 10
excellent health Every one attends 70 his duty with the
asoousncss that the army has head and that there
, any delinquency somebody viii bs held responsible.
nh of strong hand 1t tho head the thing
sAat the army needed and this thing has made
nAgrihcent army.
speak this you hsre my sincere conviction tho
great change the condition Of this arv and think
Nay safely tell you expect great when the
- for movement comes.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 81, 1858.
Governor Curtin tsegraphs to-day from the Army of
Potomac that be nnds the army In admirable condi
tsA and god spirits with full confidence their chef
sd subordinate ocers. His intention. before returnrg
70 vsit nearly " not quite all, the Pennsylvania troops
N ~ army.
Oar stafford Csrrespsndence.
srAUoEp CoUx HoCss, Va, March %, lstc.
1sl Cspaky on Our RsoAt-Cdp,uvse Of Guerilla Pa,ty-
Orr picLes Nrsd Upon--SsPwsssiOw Of Gaeralos, de-
y has been rumorcd for day or two past that q
considerable body Of rebe cavalry again right
sk Last night attack upon the lines Of this corps
vas apprshendsd and dispositions made according
". No such attack made upon us but Is reported
shas - other points there skirmshng with the
~, who was driven on.
sons forty rebels, disguised a ciyilisns, dis
covered yesterday lowering near hnccf sentinels
- were captured. They nearly all armsd with
vevsrs but whether they regular Confederate sol
beRasd together FOR special purpose
~ soi yst iranspred. .
: cavalry picket was fred upcn. and one man was
wou.dsd, recently. Some days since . cavalry picket
vas captured, II was presumed, by . guerilla party.
envNRy hes sunsrsd little from them.
~ they fsrasd 10 oo0sdersbbs cxcnt Of citizens
poD1ing IN immediate vicinity, and Who generally
Dgg11s ~ most perfect peutsaty, u thought thst
60e system should ~ adopssd BY which check be
- upss Chs practice The measures q General Pope
esssivs. There are many honest combatsn,s
vhs sncsrsy neutral, and who may be trusted but
~ Asulty 70 know who % worthy q this confidence.
u psoyossd 70 all citizens within the reach o
army taks oath 70 remain neutral q least 90 long as
Occupy ~ TERRITORY person should BE- caught IN
ssns against % or giving aid and comfort the enemy
ar having taksn such aa sath he you'd OF course be
nnAls 70 The extreme penalty of military law.
Several persons have been caught in this neighbofhood
- oosvietsd q bsng against aftsr having
6osps TAsrs scans BE- soms dcebi - the proI~r
punnhDsns 70 b Indicted In this case. and yet the
gnily parties remain IN prison. no decision having been
rsae6sd.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
HEHs FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Arrival Of PertsT's Gunbcats At GEeen-
Woed, IN the Yazoo.
Admiral Farragurs Fight with ~
Grand Gulf Batteries.
>~SS~~~>>~~s>>>~~~~>>~~~
The Tsnahatehie Expedition
Not Abandoned.
>~~-.~>~~,--~s~~-~~>0~>~~~
Opening Of the Lake Providence
Canal,
As. 49, ~.

CAmo, March a., 1853.
last saturday night another barge, containing one
thousand bushels OF ooa oassd past tho batteries At
vcksbusS safely for the Il Admiral Farraguts nees
The Memphis Blehw Of Wednesday says three Of Ad-
mr Porsrs gunboats have reached tho Yazoo river by
the sannowsr route and seached Greenwood.
The Builatn furthsff says that our forces above
Greenwood had abandoned the under taking 70 force
passage, and were returning when they met General
Qulmbys division route 10 reinforce them oonfe.
reaoe had, the result OF which is unnown but It s
thought that N consequence OF tho Of The
route the whole force would rstusn.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
In shs New Yerh voiwmss.r.
Person NJ I.tsiisssss..

rss usasd states ship wsesSss,s ~s At ~, Tse-ss,
west fnd,es ,rarchi1
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
The Fighe &C KeIIy,s Ford.

me Hcbmond Wig contains detailed account Of tho
nghs Al Keiy's Ford claiming that their force but
from Mise hundred 70 thousand cavalry but subse
qsenty Ave regiments and battery enumerated.
They clam victory becanse they state the object Of
the raid Was frustrated.
Tho new Impressnent bin has passed both houses Of
Congress.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
INTERESTING FROI m SOUTH
coLp COMFORT FOR THE coppERHEAps.
lyIEL PLANS PUBLICLY PROCLAIMED.
hdlssnsnts nade "as AlllRing q Pessibls'
70 Gain the NoHthwese.
Yhe Supposed Seward -16sroier -1ra.
polson xrouble.

Rebel 0svenenss IN Tennsssss-Dsfsa
OF Morasn's EsrCes.
CBArrAxOo0A, March %, 1858.
There ives no movement Of the army Il Tssnessee ON
Tuesday the enemy advanced the road from Frank
lin towards Columbia, but on Saturday retreated TO
Franklin. Van Dorm still the north side OF Duck
river. Our forces occupy Florence and Tuscaloosa
There has been no movement OF the enemy from CO.
rinth IN this direction.
Morgan had q fight At Auburn, Canaan county Tenn,
os Friday, with an overwhelming force OF she enemy.
He fought gaanty and killed and wounded number Of
the enemy, but was at last forced 70 retire.
The Union Fleet or Charleston.
CHAMELEON, March 70, 1903.
We have an,hentic reports that tho ensmys feet ~
Port Royal has been increased to hundred and ty
vessels about thrtynvo Transports having been added
within tho last two days,
The French steamer Riondelet left hero to-day.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-16

LATEST YET.- During The simmer
Of lS4G, corn being scrrec in the upper
country, and one oftho citizens being
Lard.presscd for bread, having worn
~thgcad-barc the hospitality Of his gen
erous ncighbors, by his oxtream I%azines,
they thought it an act of charity to
bury him. Accordingly, he was carried
toward the place OF intermcnt, and
being met by one Of tho citizens, the
~solIowing conversation took place;
"IIalIoo! what have you thcre?'
"PoCr old Mr.. s.
"What are you going to do with
him.
"Bury him"
"What! is he dead? | hadn't heard
Of his death"
"No, he is not dead, but he might as
we'll be, for he has no corn and is to
lazy TO- work for IT,
"lllat istoo cruel for civilized people,
lH give him two bushclso Of corn myself,
rather than see him buried awe"
Mr.. S. raised the cover, and asked in
his usual dragging tone, as 1T shell.
l. G az"
'"No, but you can soon shell it."
HD.rLv.c on boy So
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-16

NEw Toa EIoTER5 CoSvIctEa.-
William Watson, one of the New York
rioters, convicted Of robbery, mus been
sent to the State Prison for ten years.
Two others, Michael Doyle arl ]phn
Conway, for the same offence, have
hoen sent for fifteen years each.
Several others are on trial.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-16

49, - N'NrFH ~ CSAAAA %A VI - ttAl -
hair is shaved off, and not only That,
but his whiskcrs and moustache. The
loss Of these last, if he ever GETS out of
prison, must be at nee supplied, A
bandit must Of course look fcrocious.
But John car make false trimmings
for his face from the tail Of the first
horse he steals, AS for his hair, he
needn't be troubled about it at all, for
we are credibly informcd that not less
than fifty or a hundred Of his female
admirers in this city have already cut
OF their own hAiraud sent it to the
~pcruQuier TO be made into wigs for his
use. We are assured that there is
hardly arcbel lady among us whose
head will not be found upon exam
|ination to have been just shaved or
clipped, AS there is likely to be q
great deal Of competition among the
fair creatures rs to winch Of them Shall
enjoy tho honor Of having her hair
worn by tho hero Of The stable and
the cow-pasture, We hope to prevent
i'll blood by suggesting a compromise.
Let all Of thom, black haired, brown.
haired, chcstnut.haired, yoIlow.haircd,
! ed-hajgod, and gray.haiyed contribute
each Il lock to be woven into the hon
olcd and cnyicd Wis. They can, il
they choose, send their contributions
to us.-L0uI>r.I3 JJupal
Wouldn't a little root from this
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-16
The ArOm-Clnds--P Preparations 10
AttRCt SW1mtcr.

LoIioWih9 extracts pa private letter
rom III" vicinity oil charleston:
"0lnco leaving CharIoSton har0oF, l
learn Ih7V " huiloor Oh inc oInccrS OF
the iron cladS have been obliged to re.
tire in consequence Of tho oXhausting
character Of thor duties on board,
and that their places have been supplied
by others;
"Thcro has been another sorious acct.
dent on board the iron clad Nahant.
They were condcnsing water on board
and as the water has for sometime
past been rather bracAish, much Mains
were taken at this time TO remedy the
evil. The officer Of the deck, there,
fore, requested the captain of the hold
to bring him a little to try. AS
1.-The tank was unscrcwcd the steam and
BOILING water rushed ont, caldino
Horribly seven men. in some instances
Icausing the skin to peel OH. Their
cries Of agony, as their wounds were
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-08-16

C0, Nevada sends 1 handsome con.
tridation to the New York Christian
Commission, in the form Of 4 bar Of
silver valued at $500.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
FEMALE PILLS

Inc medicines that these Pills are composed Of nv
long experience in private practice, have been found
the most useful remedy against those general
the female sex are subject to. They cleanse purify
and cause free circulation of the blood wban in
manner 6tagnated open those Instructions which viz
gins ara labe To- and bring nature into tic proro-
cllalnel whereby health is restored and tba rat;t
who looked like death, restored to lively comiinYio
1hey are the best medicines discovered for
women, when afflicted with what is commonly caIIsd
the Green Sickness, which or three boxes sedor~
tt u curing; ana are also excellent for the papts
o u inc neaft giddlness in the head, loathing Of
lood PAD dlgestlon pains of the stomach beating ~
the arteries OF the neck short breath upon every ftI
oon, SINKING OF spirits, detected luntenance and
dislike to exercise and conversation For all sucb III.
cases. he are the most excellent and successful remedy
and may be given from seven years old to seventy Tbv
are aleo indispensable for married women miles, ach1
te't ch'td Gnd Under such circumstances must .ry he
heh' "laef penalty Of miscarriage. But they ought al
ways to be taken month after delivery To Cleans.
e oody ana purge off those gross humors whice when
renamed generate numerous diseases and render
unhealthy all their lives and therefore shoud he to
ken by all women at the age of forty-ve or fftv to
prevent those disorders which usually attend them As
These Pills have likewise been found sovere;cr
eeu!' either 1or men or women, in all hopochrondac
hysterc or vapourish disorders for they exceedingly
Strehgen the nerves. throw off all gross humors tend
ing TO melancholy, invigorate the sinking sp its and
cause an universal cheerfulness in the BODY
The above Pills manufactured with nv own
hahuS put them in boxes, seal them and send them
TO You, all under my supervision alone and now
say 10 you that from the long practical experience OF
"AltCh litNc OF the medicines of which they
before the people.
NO glowing hand bill announces their existence or
deserving advertisement porsuades you to buy them
it is simply an announcement FROM me in pIan hon
est form OF feeling. am my own agent no person
sells my Pills and of course, there is bnt one profit
10 De made And to those who in need of a ned-
cine Tor which these Pills are recommended and use
the they will not only find them what they are recon-
mended to be- but will 80 cents as there is no
rli OF TINS KIND sold less than dollar and When
you have bought one box YOU can buv more or maEs
mem Yourself for, with each box, is printed direc-
ton how to make them in all cases
ne Each box contains forty Pills which is ten d.
| ses, and is sealed up in their directions.
Gg Price 50cents per box postage paid to any Stat.
Nh Any person sending me One Dollar Gad four lot.
articles the Books, Chart Pills
Al letters to be addressec to, DIR. ROBINSON P. O.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
R. R. WILLIAMS,
Dodgeville.
Teachers Institute.

a Teachers Institute for the County
Iowa will bcheld at the Court House
the Village of Dodgeville, to COM
hence on Monday the 9th day of April
ad to continue throughout the week.
ne State Superintendent will be pres
at From time to time throughout the
essloa of the Institute an examination
! Ieachers will be held, specially for
ae towns of Mineral Point and Dodge
''le' gut opportunity will be given to
'snoidates for certificates from the var
GUS Inspection districts. Let there be
'ull attendance of teachers from all
arts q the County.
D0ogeville, March 23d, A. D. 1868.
A. J. SLYE,
ss County supt