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, 1863-03-07
PEOuJS FRAUD.
Jcn. Davis Proclamation for a DnY
Of Fasting and Prayer.
-lFrom the Richmond Enquirer, February aa9
1nnf,1 far10S nv THE 1.ItFa1nrsT

from the Richmond Enquirer, February ISL
PROCLAMATION pY TIE PRESIDENT.
It is meet that, as people who acknow-
ledge the supremacy Of the living God, we
should be ever mindful Of our dependence
OIL Him, and should remember that to Him
alone can TIC trust our deliVerance, that to
Him Is due the deyout thankfnlncss for sig
nal nlcrcics bestowed on us, and that by
prayer alone can we hope to receive con
tinucd manifestation Of that protecting care
which has hitherto shielded us in the midst
Of trials and dangers. In obedience to this
rreccpt, We .haye from time. to time been
gathered together with prayers and thanks
giving, and he has been gruciously pleased to
lear our supplicatfons, and to grant abundant
exhibitions of His favor 10 our arms and our
people.
Through many conflicts NC have now at
taincd q place among nations which COM
munds their respect, and let the enemies who
encompass us around and seek our destruc-
ton see that the Lord Of Hosts has again
taught them the lesson Of lis inspired word,
"tllat the battle is not to the strong,' but to
whonsoeycr lie willcth to eyalt. Again an
enemy, with loud boasting OF poTcr, Of their
armed men and mailed ships, threaten us with
destruction, and with evil Vaccinations seek,
eren incur homes md at our own 1rosides, to
wants into accomDlices Of their wicked de-
eigns..
Under thcsc circumstances, it is my privi-
lego to invite you, once more, to meet to-
getEer and PROSTATE yourselves in humble
supplication to Him who has been our con
stint and neyerfailing support in the past,
and to whose protection and guidance We
trust for the future To this end, I, Jcffer-
son Dayis, President Of the Confederate
nation, setting apart Friday, the 27th day Of
March, us day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer.
lido also invite the people Of the said States
to repair OIL that day to their usual places OF
public worship, there to join in prayer to
Almighty God that he will continue bis mcr.
cilul projection over our cause, TINT he will
scatter our enemies and set at naugbt thei1
evil designs, and that he will graciously re.
store to our beloved country thu blessings oi
peace mud security.
In faith whereof have hercunto set my
hnnd, at the city Of Richmond, on the eth
dny Of February, III the year Of our Lord
1868.
{Signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS,
By the President: .....
(Signcd) j. P. BENJAMIN,
aFG NJ
, 1863-03-07

The placs It stands with stock Carriages &c car
be had for e6 o0. Also Farm OF 16 actes seventy
Eve acscs uIdat cultivation. two miles IRON McfaF-
land Depot and SIX miles from the shove. % had
{or $-.:(9- Apply ID. GuRSRE. Esq. Madtson.
, 1863-03-07
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX,
= IpERIENCE OF 4


Published fo- the bcnent and Is a cs7ion to yonng
Men mud o1hc.s WHO suffer from Se1vuns Debti;ty.
Early Decay AID their kindred nilncnts-supp{yinE
Tic msa,s Of self cure Dy nne who Ass cured himself
ntterbeins viGn q misplaced confidence in 'neda;
directed eSyeiop. single copies msy be Ind of the
author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. EsQ. Bedford,
iucEcauutY New York. ta9 zsY 3m
, 1863-03-07
r IVFR CON O1fPLAINT,-In this

IL climate Il rnst nun ptr .: persons a!e more or
1efs Affected pit dsorders Of ic liver. ati6ln. from
tnfamms.eu Or ofstTuc,:ou OF that o-saa. The com
mon tyTrsoms Of liver complaint arc dull pain or
Hel1rs IN liz !is ade psr!ealstly on some
appetite nsr:ea yo:;tine. disorder Of tic stomach
and bowels sirk headache cnsttvcuc:s at souc times
and d!aTrEta 1t otnc:s Slight ferers towards eycnc
light rcats. &C. Some of the anlear4nccs Of liscz
Tcrsition st OF these di.ovdcrtis mistaken
1ortlIc other II Is common mistake among ptysc
1a 70 kurPoc that vcr COMPLAINT can be caEed only
dlAc=se-fort who once submit to "a course Of ucr
ov as scath hai m iae nsSsr ~ e.
A1lAxpEAkE l11s, = purely vegetable compound, a1
ssnd they can:o. rosby @ any injury; Their acaoa
:cians who have witnessed the cures performed y
caion,cl 70 contradict this slanrler, Dr. schenck
made oath brfsTe an Alderman In rhadelphja. t!at
tEe Mandrake 1f1ts contain mineral substance Whist
ever: and cory Of this ai,da.tt i publt:aedln D.
SchcreEs paihltt Dr. 6. pledges himself that these
Msneske s vi! cure Of 1ivs5 eon,plaDit IL n:
on IN 11n!adclpa> New York. Boston; baltimore
aa o1 aS ~
kert Or HE. rTic. Is centA = boz For sale hy Al
md
, 1863-03-07

TIE RIVER OpES.-On Thursday last, du
ring the heavy south wind, the ice In Saginaw
and ut the prcsent time the river is open from
the mouth Of the Tittabawassce to Carrollton
The steamer s. r. Kirby commenced running
between this city and East Saginaw on Satur
day last. Unless nc have Q change Of weather
-eoon, the river will be entirely free Of ice
Su7iua,s .Nich.1 Republican, Iarch I'd.
, 1863-03-07

CUNSTTTUIIUN WAFER,
which gives those organs time TO recover thcf
healthy tone and yfsoT. We arc able to state thu
The Conetitution Water has cured every case Of Di
abetiE in which It has been given
STONE IN TEE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER URI-
, 1863-03-07

TnE Gq1zyHE Of E1Ax-A :,, cerFesPsondsnt Ess as1'
=. inc Ntw England Farmer -. NV"
of May about the best time to SOW fax, al
though freezing the ground little will not
lii Tie seed after 1t Is sown. Loamy land Is
good, and grayelly land in q vet season bears
YSod fax. The land should be clean, TINT 1t
5dj o' hounds OF OF lit per acre, and from seven to
Twelve bushels Of scc1,, both Of ready sale at
high prices.''
, 1863-03-07

Tie advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks By very R1mple remedy. inter- having suf
fcrrd several rca1s with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease, consumpt!on-is anxious to make
Known to lis fellow. sufferers the means Of cure.
TO all who desire It, he viii send COPS Of tho pre-
ecrirtiop used {ce Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will md
Eu1c cure for CONSUMPTION. As7uxs !. nRnxcH1T1s DC
Tie only object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
Ecrptton Is to benc1t tic afflicted aud s1Eesd Informs
ton which he conccjvcs to beinva11Abc md he hopes
every sufferer Will try his remedy. 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
Eev EDWARD 4. WILSON.
TIl!ansburgh, Eirgs County. =
f,17 at41-1nld6Hv New York;
, 1863-03-07
CATARR II
Or. seeley's Liquid Cata1h Remedy,
AsEre crtc for
rstarrh or Cold in the Head.

It's csser to cure Catarrh than Consumption. and By
cuSirg Ec rs We prevent tho latter Persons should
understand that the better way to cure consumption
to 1:,eycnttt.
ry1aptoms Of Cata5.h ss they generally ar?s5sT
End GtG list tey bare frequent sttacEs aEd are more
ent;yc TO the charges Of enErasnS H. ths c1n ;;1
and acrd afterwards becoming thick mud adhesive.
a. lie dFcAse becomes chronic the arr ~
Cow thsck and eSry Ard arc f,sae: Eot BY n12E
nfh1FEcd Or conEhcd or The secrctions arc Offensive
srsrr bad 1ITtath tic voice thick and naaa1; tos
TrS tie y:c. TIE scust Of smell Is lcskcncd or &C
xiroycd: dcaiitss ;.r1uc3ty takes p!aGc. :,
ii ire MD Of the Liquid CAIA!t:A lstAlLDa. II
TTcs of tic Cntarrh Remedy. *ene-sudcent for us
one ,EoHfA VT: full acd Gear directions. set BY cx
Office, 49, South Clark STREET., Up 6tai1s3
-hcdfthA II. ~ =. Sf.GL1 e, Il,
ac1l-y!E, 5n ToEt Office ltoK Ss'l. Chicago. Ill.
, 1863-03-07

E The leading loyalists Of Boston have
established Union Club In that city, and
have purchased the splendid mansion Of tho
late Abbott Lawrence. on Park street, for
$4,000, for their Club House. Hon. Edward
Everett is President Of the Club, and among
Its members is the venerable Jnsiah Quincy.
, 1863-03-07

~ 4 correspondent Of the Nashville Union
saws that an East Tennessee hunter has col
lectcd about five hundred men in the noun
tains, who can pick squirrel of the top OF
the fullest oak with their long rifles, aud Is
a1nbuscading the rebel cavalry at all points,
and wiping out whole squads Of them with
astonishing cclerlty.
, 1863-03-07

THE GOOD SAM a KlTAN
Il positively cures Conkumption. and all diseases
stamp. .Adsiec free, Delay Is dangerous Il you are
1seased Thrtyone ysa.s pFaet,cs and ap e3psense
Or express. Office and Laboratory al ~ South Clark
dc1a.9:;oSIu we " Or. PEABODY.
, 1863-03-07

4 GREAT BARGAIN,-A hand
a some p'occ Of si1,y:nse acres Of 1aad On Laks
1!ono1a. s. miles ftoln Madison. Wis. with tne
view Of md orroete rho city. The house s large.
two etcHes hsli nine feet w}da well furnished aod
kaytl. every convenience necessary fora
, 1863-03-07

It has no couaI In 9euerlag the most distressing sp
trn1s Also Headache Heartburn. Acid 9tom1ca Forn-
itiES Food, &C. Take tcaspoonfu aiter dinner. Tho
dose In ali c1scs u!ay h0 fucrtased desired, but
s1u,uld be done gradually
, 1863-03-07
Ql)lca9o Utio1111c.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1868.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Departure oC tue Second Eatch OF
Rebel prtHuxscr~--Sceucs Oh tho S!S-
rGsion-Grcat Demonstration Of flGe
SeceAsionf,ts, DC.
, 1863-03-07

TELESCOPES, OFFICERS; '::;
DoURLE FIELD G!eAsSsS, MaGhSusIShTTGrs ~ ShTG
3St ~ oIEKN Z CO. etnzinE Opticians e Chs:t
mt street. Phnadclphls. fa> Uusizate3 nnd S1seo
E4tlo9uel seat fse, t9s*"sA
, 1863-03-07

US1TED.-The st. Paul rrss and Df,ion hare
been consolidated. This is right. There was
no necessity tor two Republican papers in St.
Peul.
, 1863-03-07

EH- Victor Hugo has just completed a
tragedy Of which old John Brown" his
soul is-u,archipg on"-is the hero.
, 1863-03-07
5pefial Notttes.
NsOTuERS! MOTHERS!!
Nt MOTHERS =.
nnr1 fall n nrr,rurn


MIS-. VISSLON-s SOOTHING SYRUP FOR GILL.
DRES TEETHINC,
T1isTa1uaHc PREPARATION is the prescription Of ono
England and haa been used with never filling success
In thousands Of CASES.
II only relieves the child from raln but iny!go
rates the stomach aad bowels cn.7t actdty and
xtycs tone and energy to the whole sy4tcn. II viii II
hnd overcome Convu1kioEs which, II not speedily
reneaied ent n death bsleve it!1e ne<t spa
and DtAlIsHEA- In CHILDREN whether ssistng
AoIn Tecthing OF from ADy tt..er cause.
Fusl elsectane for uking n III accompany each banlt
Ao:e .cauins unless the tac timtle ofCEETls PE4<
hiAE. New York, is on thc outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, is Dey street. New ioEk.
tE1c. ONLY Is CxGIs ZEE BOTTLE
, 1863-03-07
A CA RD
Deafness and Blindness.

DIR. UNDER TOOD. Oeu1is: aad A1rist. Operative
kcrEcon LII Randolph street, near theshetman House.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Dr. o. has devoted hiz professional life to
Ard Aural Medicine a1d surgery and receives monthly
ell the and ingenious instruments and apparatus
and the different modes Of treatment used for the re-
lief and cure cf these alctioEs in a the OphthanIc
and Aura1 HosPl'als and 1ntrmaves Of London Paris
Berlin and Vienna He performs all the approved
Rncert and modern operations for Deafness Caa!tct.
Artificial Pull. Cross E.5e. Eutropinm. Ectrop!um,
tutofs wcnR and spurious growths Of every deseslp
non. Artificial Eyes aud EaE.Druns Inserted. ana
Anr:score. Otoscnpe. Phsryngoseope ant urhthsinte
illuminate the whole exterior. intcro: and pos;etioI
parts Of tho Eye and Ear tins reEeanE the csuse ana
hitherto been thought forever hidden In darkness and
mpcr ctrabIe ofscuE1ty. fcl1.zI23 I'm
, 1863-03-07

#- Carlotta Patti made her farewell ap-
pcarapcc in New York, on Saturday evening,
prior to going to Europe.
, 1863-03-07
ONSlAipTlONI


scI1EScK,s ?UI-M2SIc syEUP; for tse cure Ct
EoEcIG C:!ds 1r<rc1ie and svcrr fc.ra oI !o1s1m0-
ton Tie 3et nac act i ofth!4 medicine Epens t:!a
ni .ts. " lex by cx,asoron. parEcs TIC ooa and
1fus cures Ccu:uA .t!o. "1r9a eyc:y other sc:nc!S
se1it SCKx sEa WEED To*1c for the eu.e Dyz
1rr.tt or i,c,io, aLd nj diseases ar1l;S from DC
f; 1hit s tes 1ose Il S = i
sc:ritioEs food. II sovereign Teaoi$ for MI cases
ot:S1S:Sst:Ht tsenSStoH 5 tNaSDEAKEkn1s ose Of the nost
s1f::,a ,c or cs!oael md having a tls nsenl rror
e;;'t T. taat mineral "iaut p'oaucahg any
z:"t - E;rcs med!cses Dz1 II. sschescs. or Phtla
af'o ores hi. uuriya!ied sucs. $ ia T. treatment
b{9d. li@Mandrals r lis -: u?on tic liver. remove
7lo*t PRIV ineat Of Consumption. The Sea Werd
+: SsIs I'D t ias t e aaa SS
'son r: tn tpoosss ~ Il t?ss,y Sssts
nerH:e " !e a. esn: rosstple n Ts caah!ssa
'ohaFb s:1sS t::asss .sla5ss,ca y ,u,,
Ell TI'sf rs s s1s ass:n 81 wfSa N.3i4a$ ISs!s
Ss sS Sifse s;f i2 m afffssF: F''asE:
T15POHTsANT TO SOLDIERS
-Thotc VII -:,c sa1t1!as wl.h cbsaeic p..ErMc
u .tLer ,dis.:-es 5e:a!t:a f:5'a sSfnssHrs u "a
&ssr1stses isvr ST.; S1s 13 3;
!hst is S:i2eseiH!Y cured b
L bafesy nsss az 4 oaee G1a s4s ss'
ard SPEEDY. sc.,n! !n,s at';cn1aE; \, n p,vs,c;,,
Hcnoe's Wis f fel f: ;:i ~ fs35as;5 y.
, 1863-03-07
WRIGHT & FRENCH,
WHOLESALE AGENTS, Chicago, III.
n...--,n se r,rdo,rh street

CTEAMED FRESH OYSTERS.
~ splced Oysters, Picked Oysters. Ro1st MeSss' s'
Pon1y Game seuRs Ips sesn 1eTT Fyu Iaftst; pas d.
IN MHnIETtcHiLY sx.LKo Cans, by F!r4tAN q
PoGUE. Ut ther e1tensiSe fa5nss ana 7ssie j.
Is'se''1' r. = A' ARCHER = REErES;, saSs,
asxo,th water street. and t6 NORTH Dsta.are Afenpc M
Philadelphia Pa. Eafh Can KA1a1tea asansu, n
Pztce List.
, 1863-03-07

ga* tho commencement Of ncw era IN the treatment
ii t!esc irregularities and distinctions which have
CONSIGNED 20 iuany to aPEEMATrnEoEAFK. Nofcniae
can cufoy GOOD health unless she is regular and wien
eve! al Obstruction Iakea place tic general heath be
zines to decline
, 1863-03-07
s ll1a1leIl|n!l.

NOTICE To CREDITORS OF
IN PROF, ,EIAGARAM;An persons holding claims
io me for sdjustnont.F F. !, HOWE, J8. .Agent he
QEpezp Hakilkt2
, 1863-03-07

mt0iti1,uI.
A Valuable Medicine

A Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.
DkU66Nl sss1;.y; ~ ~ r ~ - M ~ sa :s
Int aud appetizer.
RoBACK,s
STOMACH BlTTERS.
AP0TREeARES { i: ;S$|Ss: :: = =
sell aud dispense as = toa.c
I10BACK'S
Sr0MACHBiT1ERs.
PHYSICIANS : T ;sssRs : + +: 81
Ro13CK,S
STOMACH BirTERS.
6R0GERS r ;ss!'ss; ss :ssSsa s ~ *s ssa
Ro8ACK's
STOMACH BiTTERS.
uss7EI { Il AL sections ;tt9 & the ssy AL coaatr
fEe si?Pfiss aisssa; s!s sstk ~ & kss
kSVhAEkAsS
STGMAcH BlTTERS,
RtnAnlrkf a Throughout the army Of tia
5f9aNF&i Ht q North EaYe fo1nl iadtsaansa-
b'e tonic. and are Iatag. fJr the
soidte.s,
ROKlCKsS
ST0NIacHB|TTERS,
GRTE EDC In every teg!Tcat u.ht - have. ,ad
H8 k4tlO Eaan5 aasG Introduced aa1 Highly
ROEACK,S
STOMACH BITTERS,
fkNsFc Old and Young fer Biousnesa, Live,
L EH{[A Complaints. laaxuor. Weakness AMI
General Debility. arc recouiuscte1 t.
ROBACK,S
STCMACH3iTTERS
F1{HHEHAnV Who desires 1 good toa!c, fo
ETEEIH&tEf giving tcae 70 the spirits,
htal:hy appetite ARD strength Il
the system generally should no
tais 10 bHy bottle Of
R0BlCNtS
STOMACH b!TTERS,
Ds.C. II. EOBACK. Prop. cIncicaatl
, 1863-03-07

Il DF, ChceteIn4n<e FlIs. . Laval, -,
tcsult OF long and extensive practice. They are mild
Ia t:esr operation and cctan n correcting al itIcsn
Hons eef from eold q otsrEs sadafns M psa
aIrcans tyefe1cs fatigue pain in tic hack and m5q
&c disturbed Sleep WITCH aEse frosa Interruption 81
, 1863-03-07

D1pruER1A! D1PrHER1A''
Nia:ts Dirt!e,ia Cur. GUARANTEED TO crEEIx ALL
CAFES OF THE MONEY RrYCHDHp. The tEade supplied
by Lord Smith, Wholesale Druggists 3 Lake street.
Chicago fecS asSe-3tn
, 1863-03-07

EmE IN AEH K
ssa 7>
r,,exa Dnn~crons and Tronbre.omo
diseases. Tyhich have thus raTK Ke.
aisfeil 31,e bext NIrcrtrd Trenf,
Iocnt' csp he comnIrfciv cnm.
trolictj nv fIlo RemeGv
u'
THE CURATIVE
nrone,ties or tho medicine direct themselves to
praus Of secretion, and hy go altering tie con
tG stomach S and LIVER that shs sts,eeg
fnro "a tEc systcm Is nnder The Influence Of tEe
'oA5 40 'As l'e~ll'
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which sirca those ORGANS tine t. tG recovSr thei M
t uH1 W.ter bas cnre cye1 c.se of ii
oh.t;s ~. n ,Sh;ch II hss bern riycn1
Aoe%ts - "AA'>A ~ 49,.
STONE IN IN i2rI TAE Rp1cK sF; hTIsE SrposTr ToAos'
AND MUCUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER URI-
MATING.
n,a,sa,a or,n,,;nc f-om ore and tho ,,me causs
viii be entirely cured By the Constitution Water,
sta eth tbe ssxertv Of the disease. from twenty
ay 1rgs Wan a. thsee tines daT IN watet
During the paesage OF the Calculus, the pn:n and
rnr nrgen. rs,naea fcn inowed m VIII he Con.
ati,ption Water, as aboyo directed.
DYsaEsoRRHGA. OR PAINFUL MESsERU-
NV <tTH
A11oS' p1,;2I;SE ANn - AESE1s11H;aeIA fTHW413 oA
- -, ~ o'.,1t,. ..,.,.,,, a,...
Both otse3sss Arising rom iauts seeFetion g, ne
menstrual aaia5n n tus one Gase .ot ",har
{Se Reyes NJ" spS%,
SS i :! ::
d sidcs and II times aeeempanica y sharp lssinat.
Ill cases. be removed By the medicine.
T9sTs aSSfeGs M III %hch pbysean
Gam sn1 IS nns eascs nut Of ten TIC doctor
does not really know whether the s5npso@ns r. are are
y Hay e. god see Papfs.son PSi'f e. IN
nnifc9 Memoir. Wakcfu!ncss. F1ashes Of Heat
Pa'5su ansuopa % Iass;tnas I'd D;maca5 Of vision.
s1ppRrssED rrSsTRraT1oy.
Which in the unmarried female Is constant re-
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds OF
more grave and dsnccsous maladies arc tne lesalt
ami rs month after nlonta passes VII an enps1
comes chronic the patient gradually loses her ap-
petite, the bowels arc constipated night sweats
eol1e on' aae eonrnnpe'on nnau, enas ns' ''4''S'
LoEIot<atAts3' oR Miles
This dsease depeaas upon 5 AZ nnah = n 2,
all "a ad
saafni ~ thn. ~ .np1, p,h.,c - t;mca
medicine mixed Is viii haf pint & sofs water,
A'o' 'A's '''' ''s''e.
IRRITATION GF TE * SETK 13 e rnE nLA2ppSis
| CATAAIX OF TIE BLADDER
| OK PAliSFsF lTEyd URN
tasse diseases IT |. truly sovereign remedy .ne
toTbed Viz sss raa
enal ths back and through ne hlps2 teaspeon;n
magic. ro,, nvaprps1,
! foN DYSPEPSIA.
so2 s2Re 4
de- II ~ al & ezses ay 20 increased desired. oo
>A''DD ~ '' PHYSICIANS
!1s ssst = s?ss 's1
0n'' aSs ce cossT1TTuT1oS IS; TIT II 1Se;F. TaTEE TER:
nas Proved Itself equal to the task that has dev0l'
DluEsI1cs
so.a icad TO- ehroaic degeneration aad coaaTne
disease. Rcnd. nc.d. Read.
pAsvn1z. Pa. June 2, 1sc..
pn, wn. H, Gnnoe-pear ST.; u renrn.sy: s.
Rssd mora 1a5n MIA IT, Eaeeaa e Fei o. T3ssn
en e iest annnt 9 nands fa Rcsht na!n
the month q July. 1s61+ procured twu bottle: {
rs TassF IA n11 u tS as, afs5 S
sntife!y cured. .ilsr regaial.s ny usual 900
health a0''sDn' J.v.L DEWITT.
| Bo.zox co1SEEs. y +. Dec =. lssi.
| VIZ. IT, GEzoq { Go.
y21 ;loertS to a3ke y aso o. r.
%aisf, 1hich esn II lie aanes
My Te xh9 ~ ast1SSsd S Tla Raip n u tae saoa;t @
, 1863-03-07

REUu3 1CN03 zkeA0s
DAsyu1x. Pa. June :, 1se1.
DE-, WA e. GRnoG-Deas Sir: In February. ST.:
INns afhicted With the %uga: dlabetes and for i've
months passed. mora than Two galloas Of watcE In
twenty four hours. was Obliged TO get M often as
months lost about 1it{ pounds "a wesht s na'laS
excercnccI relicf aud nfler taking two bottles
entirely cured. soon n1er regainics my usual good
0e@t<n' i. VI DEWITT.
, 1863-03-07

This dIscase depends upon an Inflammation OF
mucous lining Of the yasina and womb. Il !: in
across The bowels and th1orEh &c 10 hips. a tea-
spoonful Of tha .ncdicine may be taken three times
l.:y, with an injection Of = tea.spoonful OF me
medicine, mixed with half pint Of sots water,
morning and evening.
, 1863-03-07

SUPPRESSED MESSTRGATlON.
Which in the unmarried female Is constant re
curing disease, and through neglect tho Seeds OF
more grave and dangerous maladcs arc the rcsalt !;
and as month after month passes witAFss an effort
comes chronic, the patient gradually loses her ap
petite, the bowels arc constipated, night sweats
come on and cor neumptiOn finally ends her CAREER.
, 1863-03-07
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-31
Home Defence.

Every man cannot be actively engaged with
our armies in the field. Age, physical inabil-
ity and numbcrlcss causes must always detana
large proportion OF every population at home.
But in times like these every man can do some
thing. and he is bound by the highest obliga-
tions to do all he can. Our enemies have or
ganizcd a system of general and extensive
"raidng'-in other words, rapine and robbery.
Large armies are powerless to prevent them,
and the only alternative, is for every commu-
nifty and hamlet in the State to meet together.
form companies for home defence, ready at any
moment to turn out and punish the thieving
maraudcrs. Who is not capable of few days
service for such an object? If any one thinks
he is not, let him consult the lists which are
now being signed for this purpose, and be
shamed into his duty by the honorable exam
pie Of aged, grey-haired men. 1t will not do
to wait until the cxigcncy arises. Then it will
be I" too tote" Let every man connect himself
with some organization let every arrangement
for defence be forthwith completed, and if a
raid should ever be attempted in this part of
our State, we will be able to emulate the ex-
ample of Knoxville and Rome.
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that 400 rebels, whose intentions were to at
tack Camp Davis, six miles south of Cornth,
were surprised and captured on Saturday.
General Ransom, whS was sent from Vicks-
burg.to Natchez to stop the crossing of cattle
at that point for the Confederate army, is said
to have captured 5000 head of cattle, a large
quantity of ammunition and number of pris-
oncrs. A correspondent Of the New York
Times says that very little will be done for the
next sx months by Grants army on account of
the sickly seasons and intense heat. Nothing
from Meade or Rosecrans.
In New York, on the 2lst, the wall of the
18th ward station house, which was burnt du-
ring the riot fell upon a number of people,
mostly children picking wood and coal from
the ruins. Twenty-Five to forty were buried
in the ruins. Eleven bodies had been re-
covered.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-31
TFoR THE CAMDEN CONFEDERATE
CHARLESTON, July oath, 1868.

Mss. Sally Chesnmt, Present L. H. d.:
DEAR Miss. SALLY CuEsNUT:-I was ab-
sent when your letter arrived. thank you in
behalf of our poor suffering soldiers, for the in
terest you and the patriotic and humane la
dies OF your society have manifested in their
welfare.
We receive money daily to be expended
for the poor sufferers, but it is very difficult
and expensive to procure the articles here; we
would therefore prefer that the articles you
will kindly send may be purchased by your
selves, in the country. We need very much
meal, bacon, lard, butter, eggs, poultry.
Please direct to Mrs. Dr. William Snowden,
No. 9 Church street, and send by Express.
| write hurriedly. There is fearful bonn
bardment going on at this moment.
Respectfully and truly yours,
JOHN BAcuMAN.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-31
News from Richmond.

RICHMOND, July 2s.-The fight heretofore
reported occurred on the 23d, at Manassas Gap.
Wright's brigade, commanded by Col Walker,
Of the Sd Georgia, approached the Cap and
finding it guarded by force of Yankees esti-
at from 6o00 to 5000, halted to await rein
forccments, moving in the same direction.
The Yankees, taking advantage of the dis
parity of numbers, attacked the brigade and
Il severe engagement ensucd, lasting several
hours. The Confederates finally retired, with
the loss of between 200 and 800 killed and
wounded. Among the latter was Col. Walker,
wounded in the thigh. The enemy's loss was
heavy. Colonel Walker arrived here this eve
ming.
1T is reported that Grant has joined Meade
with $4,000 men.