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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FTaE undersigned hss been duly appointed
J. and qualified as Administrator Of the Estate
Of Henry Peters, Jr., deceased. ..''N -
.s'tt le y 4-7 WESLEY HEDGES,
Administrator.
~ Is, 1888 s....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05
SECOND.

Tie work executed by the Grover l. Baker
Machines has received the FIRST PREMIUM
at every State Fair in the United States where
it has been exhibited. -fI
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

Ta't Coming
New Goods for the Beery Brothers,
cheap as dirt, plenty of them, all styles
and descriptions. Give them call soon
or you will be too late, as they are going
off with a rush. .r .....-
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Don't Forget It.

Saturday June 18th the
Uuion county convention will
be held in Upper Sandusky,
let every township send up
its delegations, ~t
Good speakers will be on
hand to address the people.
Let the loyal people of Wy
andot, come together for
cOuncil tglea.r ~ s,ss
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THE eJEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
wuoLEMLNG TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY,
2 Cts, ,02, per ID. above Cos


& Never deUidtipg .ftm The ONE PRICE
asked.
Another peculiarly of The Company Is that
their TEA faster not only devoiesiIis time 10 the
selection Of their TEAS as TO quality, vnrfe and
pa rticular styles Tor particular localities Of coun
Try. 6athe helps Tho Ten buyer 10 chooSe ont n
Geir suo, moas Siotk snch Teas rs nre best adapt'
ed 10 HE picticHidr wints, and not only this, but
points on to him the Bert Bargii as.
It's cas-, to see the iRcalculabe odudRtage a
TEA BUYER has in this establishment oper all
ohtrs.t I'll. -eFr -,
1.-The Is no fadge Of TEA or the MARKET, VI his
time is udlaoble, he los an TIE beaeGts OF u well.
organized system OF doing bu mess. OF nu an.
mensc coIofaI, OF The Judgment qfn professional
TEA faster, and the knowledge oil superior
statesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers-no matter " they
nrethousands OF miles from this nj rker- 10 pHf.
chase on as good terms here as The New loTh
merchants. -t wNswa -.
Parties can order TEAS and will be served as
weH os though they came hemse'Ues, being sure
to get o~riginal pIck1geS, trur neights and tdreSj
and HeTEAs are WARRANTED as eprt seated.
We issue a Prise List OF he Cbmpany's Teas
which will be sent 10 all who order it-compris'
ing ..a..t .u 4-.
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DHOTOGRAPHA LBUns for sslsasDr
Nichols Drug Store. nssf TLSsa
Chardon, May s, 1858. osou%
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DEcEMBER ii. 1868.
Correspondence Of tie Jefftrsonian Democrat.
Among the Seneca Indians.
VERSAILLES, CArARAueus Go. N. I.
Nov 20 h, 1868.

Among the Seneca indians.
VERSAILLES. CArARAueus Co. N. VI
Nov 90 n, 1868.
EprroR CHARpoS DsMocnAT a. hsvcju 8
open, tho Sabbath with Tho Seneca Indians
Attended church 10 the forenoon, preach ny
BY one OF tho Ns,ises Tho preaching was
all Dutch, Cor rather lndian,) to me but
the singing I could understand. Tho church
was very much cro~ded.. From tho groat
volume Of tone, should judge nearly all
sang. Such icop toned bass voices / had
mover heard. The ladies voices were much
like so many fiitcs. while the tcuors moro
rcscmblcd tho silver trumpcis. IL was a
treat to hear them sing one does not of
ten enjoy at a fashionable concert. u boz
licvo there are no words in he Seneca Ian
gusge that II requires closed lips to pro-
nouucc ; so tho musical tones are all pure,
There is nothing like a Kissing sound heard,
that Is so offensive TO a cultivated ear. so
often heard 10 our cboirs. There is no choiI
Of whites within my knowledge. whose sing
ing would compare with thai of the Indian
Time is tho most perfect with thom. At
the afternoon service, tho sermon was flrsl
delivered By a white m mister, by sentences
then Interpreted by one Of the Natives
There 10 a solemnity IN their worship sci
dom found ans shore else.
You may wonder what | am doing her,
with the Indians. 1 sup pose ! may as wei
tell it, irst as last. Yon will soon soc no
tees in tho Journals, of concerts to be e;voi
by "Thc Forest SoAgsters," composed o
tho following Native stars /: Mr.. Eias Gus
sack, tho great Bosso from the Tuscaror
tribo OF Indians; Tenor. Mr., A. Lin Logan
formerly leader of tho Intian Cornet Baud
from the Seneca Indians .7iio. Miss Nan
cy Logan, from the Senecas also MIR. s
ii. Mott Soprano and Musical Director
Dfoss, black pants, irock coats, whito but
vests, Kossu,h hats with Turkish plumcs
The ladies' evening dress is so much GOV
cred With gold and silver spangles it woul
BIO difficult TO tell tho groundwork. Thes
Indians arc all Intelligent and well educated
bavo troubled you with a much lonee
cpistie than | intended. The Indians do
mand that we shall give q concert befor
we leave, which will be next week. Nrmer
Gus invitations have been received from pla
ces, to visit ibcm and give concerts. Al
play as well as sing. Aside from tho mus
cal talent, which is superior 10 that O
most of the white troops, thero is a novel;,
about it which no o:her concert troop ha
that has ever boen started. I will bo il
Buffalo next week. remain mos, respect
fully yours, &C., ST. MOTT, b
Leader Of tho Forest SoDps.ers.
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Legal Notice.

A LvlRUS r BAR LlULOMEW, Per-
N tette Ffazee, jackson Frazo., Julia
Aon sheldon, Chauucey A. Bartholomew
Nelson 5. Bartholomew, Mary Garfield, Do
coursey Canheld and Alonzu ID. ,Bartholo
NOV WI lake notice that u potitlon was
flied against them on the 9th day OF July,
A. ID 1863 In tho Court OF Common Pleas
within and tor the County of Geauga, by
Thomas q Bartholomew. and is nov pond.
log, Wherein said Thomas q. Bartholomew
demands partition 4ot tho following reaI
estnte, 20 wiz st mated In tho township oI
Auburn, County OF eboauga aud State o,
Ohio, and knowlras MI OF Lot No, 81, anC
part OF Lot No SO, aud bounded east scu,i
aud west 10y tho lot lines OF said lots. anc
on the north by land ID said lot No. 80
owned by O.. W. Antisdalo, and contaiplnS
in all ll6a acres al iaod and that, at tn,
next term OF SAID Court, tho said Thomas
c, Barlhplomew will apply for an order rba
paT Iiiion ma y be made OF said premises.
fIAoMAs O. BARTHOLOMEW. asgt
By CANFIELD Il. SMi I'll.
Dated Mia I'M day OF November. 1868.
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SUEItIEF,S SALE,

. u oil. Sill EIil TE'S SALE .r p
IDY virtue Of nm order OF sal Issued out OF the
II Cour OF Common Pels ui Geauga County,
Ohio, wherein Martin Wilson is plaintiff. aud
Adorno Hood ia defendant, TO me directed and
delivered, and dated the 18th day OF November,
a. Dsls33r u shall expose to public vendue at the
Court Honsn in Chardon IN sad County, ondM.
SATURDAY sJ,mnary Oh. 1854.
nj o'clock p. VI. of said day. The following yea
estate situate in the township oil Anburn, County
OF Geauea mud Stale OF Ohio, aud known by be.
ing n partof Lot No G, Tract No. 2, and bounded
us follows, 10 witt Beginning at a stake ~ chs.
and 4 links, south iAdegfee east from the middle
oil tie east and west center road, that is, TAX ing
one rod off from Luke Bprney,s land und also /
rod offirom widow McLouth's land, 10 chains I
links. the same rs off Of Luke Barney's thence
souh I6 degrees, west 3 chains and 81 links
thence south IS degrees. west 10 chains thence
uorth % degrees, enst 8 chains md 81 links;
thence north one degree, west 9 chains aud ~
inks 70, the pace OF beginning, and the said
lincs are 10 run the same MS tAe ienGos now ure
10 DO the. same more or less. md also the privi'
lege OF flowing the widow McLouth's land, TOT
Mill or any other purposes, As high ms ever has
been flowed as long us wood grows and water
runs, be the same more or less, but subj ect t.
all legal highways.
SAID premises were appraised NJ SlIO0.
TERMS OF SALE-Cush in hand q
B.N.SHAW. Sheriff.
SheriFs Office, Geauga
County, Nov. 2ith, G3.; 4lkE-. 724w5
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$3.50 Notice. 17.rssss
TIME Undersigned has been duly OPP.
IL pointed and qualified ss Adminisirater
OF the Estate OF Edwin 3. Phelps. deceased
late Of Cbardon Township, Geauga County,
II 'rHRAsHER. Ad@iniLsttrator. Z
Cbardou, Noe. z7lh, 1868. 724N3.
I RlgeSy .d1&i fsfi ,ataanld
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BN UANFIELU q SMITH
Dated Nhis I'm day OF NOyelnbor. 1863

SnEHIFI,S SALE. 4.tr
10y viftue ofuh order 81 sn Ie fssned on OF the
I'D Court vi Commoa Pleas OF Geauea Cou0ty.
Ohio, whnreip Thomas Radcllh Is plaintiff aud
Vnaent Brcwn - de iendaNt. TO me directed aud
delivered, and dated the J Dab day OF November
A, d.. 1881, 1 shall exposesto plblie ysnduo OF
Tho door ofahe' Court House IN Cherdon in said
County,
On Saturday. December 26tk 1903.
between the hours Of 10 A, M, and Up. M. OF
said day, The following renl estate situate in he
Township Of ClaridoD, Geangn County, and is
bounded as follows. 10 wits. N 6rth by The east 4
west road; east by land ownedrby Alvin Ober-
spulhby The sonlh line. OF. said loi; md wesl by
the west line ofsaid iot- contailing ionty seven
acres ofland, be the same more or less.
Towns of sale, Cash In hand.
B. N.SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Geanga $50 "s
Co, Nov. i7lh, 1868. 723w3
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. LAsoR b. the psfent Of all the lasting won
osrs OF shis world, whether in verse or stone,
whether poetry or pyramiGs.
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y 1 MEDICAL. Il "a
HELMBoLD,S
rGENulNE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUClIU.
q Positive and Specific Remedy for diseases Of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsicnl
swe'itngs. 81
lnls rneuicine inc'.uses u'o powe, dyes
tions and excites me aosoIoeh,s 'n,o hon'u,y nc
ton, by whicn me waety o. oaloaIeous uispo'
eihons' ahahn ohn'tulni Gn'atsemenls aie re-
dnced, as wen as rain nnu nnan'n,auon.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BHCTu.
For Weaknesses arising iipn Excesses, Hub.
It's Of Dissipation. Early lndiscretion or Abuse,
Indisposi,ion TO Exeriion. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, fs Difficulty Of Bren,hing,
Weak Nerves, "a Trembling,
| Horror Of Disease, wakefuInees,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lasei ude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hapds, ffE Flushing Of the Body
Dtynesso of the Skin, Eruptions on the Fnce,
nPallid Couniennnco. -
These symptoms. IT allow ed TO &c. on. which
this medicine Invariably removes, soon loliuw
Impoieucv, Fafuitg, Epiiepfic Ftfs, aa
In one Of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently lot-
| lowed by those YDiteiul Olsen ses.n
.INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
MANY nte aware OF tile cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS THE RECORDS OF TUE INSANE
iLaer .Ng4tBaGs .-AsyIpMs. Il lgu1 M
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear
ample witness 10 The Truth Of the assei ,ionss
inc Consultation once affected wih Organic
Weakness requires the aid OF Medicine to
/ Strengthen and Inyieorate the System, uhieA
HeGMsuI.p's EXTRACT BUCHU inuariobiy
does. A Trial will CONVINCE the most ~skeptical,
aa iGsri,ons ,sr,Ior h. remoIss the
Frrpacr Rucmnu IA uneonolleJ nv any other rem.
ttdy nsin Cbiorosiis or Retenyion irreonlofity
pa, min hes q, Snnnrcssion Of Cusmmafv Fync.
,a,nrs" Ticor,, III ar sciyrl,ons s,afe Of ,Ls
TiT,nr"s .mchot,hpo or WbiIes. S%Ierili,vs omt
tor al amn,nints ;nciden, 10 lie ser. wbcthe,
n,;s;na Irnn indiscrction Habits Of Dissinntion
a. a. ~ ,hn
" ""DECJINEO OR CHANGE OF LIFEk
ri. ~ ma,s R,f,om 1Lsrcuty or lnDisa san
ai,5a;ns, f"r u,nheosaytond Ss,;o,o,rs diseases
Urt EXTRACT TJ1CHU AND
RnSE A. cJTRE
SEs,is fT iIIsEASES
In oil ,be;, Siaoes. Al lille Fxpepse
i,,,o Wv no Ccbence !, D;o, No Inronyeniencc
D y" I'D o Eyoo,nysN"SNtN"~T
I, causes n f,eoueni jesire and gives s,rene,l
fto i1rinnte thereby Removinu Distractions, Pre-
ven,;ns and CARING S,,;c,,,es If tho Uretbr61 nj
iayin" Pain and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES common i,
,hiis cIass Of diseases. and e%xpcliine ali POISON
an., H,sso.ea ma o,n.o., MIMI. - J
!" S'r"asns rnas I Ir sns wro u,vr psr,
rur VICTIMS a. oTAcfs and Mo have paid b,ap
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C. @. CLARK X Co,
WHOLESALE DRUGoIsTs,
Z NEW HAVEN, CONN,
Proprietors.

For by Druggists in city, in country and
everywhere.
,na7l DIS, BARNES g. CO., New York.
GEO. C. GOODWIN 8, Co, Boston.
SURE, ECKSTElN& co. and
JOHN ID. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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saNs srooubs walks aerceIy into tbe rebel
o~oafpduracys ivAdsrs., No matter Low
sooa tnoy yak ipto Toomas. sa gis,s. Z
s8cisssliygs I1< kzs gsnsssssi
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NEWS BY TIE ASIA.

New YORK, March 2S.-The steamer
Asia, from Liverpool, with dates to the
10Th, is below.
The prize steamer Peterhof has ar
rived
New YoEK, March 2S.-The steam
Hawkins arrived at. Liverpool from Mat
amoras with 1880 bales of cotton and
100000 in specie.
The bark Fanny arrived at Queens
town from Wilmington with cotton and
turpentine.
The diplomatic correspondence on the
American War is published Adams
letter refers principally to the Alabama.
He complains of the course of England
in the matter. Mason's letter appeals
for recognition and argues that the block
ade be de clared null
He is greatly dissatisfied at the refu-
sal of his applications.
The Times again argues against Eng
land, being accountable for the doings
OF the Alabama
a Confederate loan of Sc, OOO, 900 was
expected to be introduced in Paris and
London the week after the Asia's depart
ure.
The accounts from Poland are vague.
The number of insurgents are estimated
at $4,000.
There has been great demonstration
at Marseiiles in favor of Poland The
Russian consulate was threatened by a
mob A deputation had conference
with Palmerston, urging the interference
of England in favor of Poland, and that
the war would be popular.
Palmerston did not commit himself
Corn and wheat higher Pork I'M
changed
Latest-Saturday evening-Cotton ad-
vanced I'D Breadstufs quiet and
steady Wheat grim and active.
The Poles had defeated the Russians
near Mlzzowo. One hundred Russians
killed.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE E & W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Speculations Of Washington Cor
respondents.
Congressman Casey On the Inva-
sion Of Kentucky.
Rebel Movements on the Rappahal-
mock and Shenandoah.
INNEpECTTNC ERnM MEYICN
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
The French Not Advancing.

NEW YORK, March 28-The Tribune's
Washington dispatch states that, late
last night, the Government received in
formation from the Mississippi that the
only vessel of Farragut's fleet which has
been heard of by our forces opposite
Vicksburg is the Hartford Rebel tele-
grams from Vicksburg, however, say the
Monongahela passed up
Representative Casey of Kentucky is
of opinion that the rebels mediate an in
vasion of his State in force. Their SYM
pathisers expect them, and. loudly boast
that they will occupy and hold the whole
of Kentucky. The invasion is neces-
sitv with them, in Casevs opinion, now
that they have lost the Mississippi; that
they have lost it he considers almost GER
tain, it being impossible for them to sub
sist the garriscns of Port Hudson and
Nicksburg, unless they can draw supplies
from the west side of the river, which orr
fleet commands the more easily and
thoroughly now while the water is so
high.
Information is received of the pres
ence of a small body of rebel cavalry in
the vicinity of Bulls Run this morning.
Washington specials say rumors pre-
vail that Stonewall jackson is working
up the Shenandoah. 1t true, this will
account for the movement of the enemy
at Bank and L. s. Ford to prevent the
crossing of ans portion of Hookers ar
my. Also for the continued presence of
rebel cavalry along the lines of delences
OF Washington to prevent scouting.
Intelligence is received tonight Of the
appearance of rebels in the vicinity of
Vienna.
Official and private advices have been
received here from the City of Mexico
to the I'd Marcia week later than by
last mail All the letters are written in
the best of spirits, and speak with u {.
abated confidence of the certainty of sue
cess against the French invaders. The
facts which they communicate show the
justice OF these anticipations So far
from having taken the City of Mexico, or
advanced within eleven leagues of !,
Gen. FOrey had fallen back twenty mile
On the 18th ult he was within fifteen
miles of Puebla; on the ID inst. he was
within twenty-five miles. 1t was antici-
pated, however, that Puebla would be
attacked by the 18th inst
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Ofe Dali. guurttar.
RIVER NEWS.

The river is rising very slowly at this
point, but heavy rise is coming from
Pittsburg.
The Courier arrived here Saturday
morning with a good trip, having been
released from Government service by
order of Gen. Buford, and will be re-
tanned here to carry supplies to the sew
eral posts hence to Paducah, and the
mails to Cairo
She lays over here until to-day, when
she will leave promptly at IL o'clock, of
which fact shippers and passengers will
take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Matte Cook arrived here from
the Cumberland with a full cargo Of to-
bacco en- Saturday.
She left Saturday night
The Big Grey Eagle arrived from
GAINESVILLE on Saturday afternoon, and
after taking on board lot of tobacco
left for Louisville.
She viii again resume her regular
duties in the pocket line, and will be
here on Wednesday, with the mail
The Sullivan passed up on Saturday
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-The steamboat
c. II. Chambers is for sale. She will be
sold at a bargain. Apply, for particu-
lars, at the Picayune Mills, corner Of
Eighth and Walnut streets.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
DaIanee- in Township Troasury....... IS
Election Notice.
STATE or INDIANA

STATE or INDIANA, l.
NaHderbuT II County, -
The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of Wander
burgh COMFY.
I LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK OF THE VAN
i derburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify to
the Sheriff of said Comfy what officers are to be
elected Tor the several Towns Mrs in said County,
Al tie usual places OF holding elections, on the LIST
Monday in april 1868, to-wit:
For Pigeon Township, two Justices Of the Peace
and four Constables.
For Scott Township, two Constabies.
For Perry Township, one Justice Of the Peace
and two COnstabirs.
For Armstrong Township, one Justice of the
Peace and two ConstaLles
For knight Township, one Justice of the Peace
AMI two Constabes.
For Union Township, Justice of the Peace
and two COnstatles
For ccntre Township, two CoDstablcs.
For German tow nshp, Two Cuustables.
And the . crih is hereby directed 10 give legal
notice Of said election in conformity with e
statutes in such case made and provided
~ In witness whereof / hereunto sub
- ! scribe my name and affx the seal OF said
' ! Court his 81 day of March, Isl3
~ LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V c. c.
l, George Nolfin, Sheriff Of Vauderburglr { oun-
~, cprtifS that the above and foregoing j. true
and complete copy OF the original, now on file in
my Office GEORGE WOLFLIN,
mhl0 Sheriff G
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AUCTI0N AND COMMISSION.

II NILSSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
. puLlcthat they will attend to selling Oh
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale any and
nj kinds Of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend tt
ceiling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand
ana viii attend to auction sale in any part OF tn,
ciTy or county.
II. NELSON viii ray particular attention 10
collecting debts or claims; will act as agent for
renting houscs and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to us
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House. on,
door troni Crescent City Bank, Evansville
mvi5 II. NELSON CO.
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LATEST FROM Port ROYAL.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Information
has been received by telegraph, dated
Fort Monroe, Of the arrival there to-day
of the United States supply steamer
Massachusetts, from Port Royal 23d, ria
Charleston, Wilmington and Beaufort.
She brings no news excepting to the
Navy Department confirmation of the
report of the destruction by our fleet of
the rebel Georgia, off Longs Island
beach, South Carolina a
She was a powerful steamer of 1000
tons burden, and had just been repre-
scented to the Navy Department that she
was more formidable than the Alabama.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BACHELORS HAIR DYE-THE BEST IN
the World-William A Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
from nature-warTanted not TO injuTe the Hair in
the least remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and
inyigUrates the Hair for life. Grey, Rod or Rusty
Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown
leaving the Hair svft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
EL0R, ont The Jour sides Of each Dor.
Factory No. 81, Barclay street, New York.
Oate 233 Broadway and Is Bond street.) hm2S
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OUR NATIoNAL DISORDERS-DR. ROBACK'S
CURES.


The American stomach is tormenting organ.
1t Is generally ont oforder. The reason is obvious
The driving of business has not time or will
not take time to properly masticate his food lie
bolts it, and as lad habits are catching, all classes
follow his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
complications-henc Indigestion, Liver Com
plant, and disorders of the Bowels, in all their
various phases. Against these and hundred
other complaints, the Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier waging an exterminating
warfare The success of these Medicines has been
astonishing even in an age-of scientific miracles
They do not Alternate, they ertiagrish disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility the dependency,
which characterize Affections of the digestive and
secretive organs, vanish under the influence of
preparations. The constitution itself seems to ac-
qutre new energy under their operation. See ad
vcrtisement.
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NEWS FROM THE BIG SANDY.
LOUISA, KY, March 26,

Via PoRTsMUTH, O., March 81.
The enemy, 1000 strong, under Hum
phrey Marshall, made dash on this
comm and on the night of the 18th, ex-
pecting to surprise the place. By the
energy and vigilance of General White
commanding the post, they were met
some ten miles from here by our cavalry,
who fell back on tive main force The
rebels after severe fighting, retreated
this morning.
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a FIGHT At CHARLESTON.

New YoRK, March 2S.-The captain
of the steamer .Peterhot reports that on
the night Of the 18th, when within eigh-
teen miles Of Charleston, he. saw many
bombs flying and heard the report of
heavy guns This may indicate the be-
ginning of the attack upon Charleston,
but we have no further narticnlars
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
health in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment, without success, considers it his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
BEANS OF CURE. Hence, on the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope, he will send tfree cory Of the
prescription US d. Direct to Dir. JOHN NJ. DIG
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FROM MURFREEsBoRo.

MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn. March 81.
There was skirmlshing beyond Ready
vile, to-day. A large rebel force is con
centrating near Woodbury.. Important
movements are anticipated.
We had thunder and rain to-day