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Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04

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) TnE MURDER AT EAST SxspwIcH. Mr. Isaiah
Z. Wright of East Sandwich, was shot dead by
some unknown person on Saturday evening
last, while on his way heme from the residence
of his brother, where be had spent the even
ing. A few moments after he left his brothers
house, report of a pistol or gun was heard
.by the inmates, who Immediately went out to
ascertain the cause, but it being quite dark,
discovered nothing, and returned to the house,
a few moments after, the wife of the murdered
man called at the house, and inquired alter the
whereabouts of her husband, saying she had
heard the report of a gun upon which, getting
somewhat alarmed, search was made, which
resulted in the finding of Mr.. Wright mortally
wounded, within few rods of his own door.
On coming up to him he exclaimed, - Ny
Godp' and also made some other exclamation
which was not understood. The ball entered
the lower portion Of the body and passed up
ward. grazing the heart, and must have been
fred by some one reclining on the ground.
The whole affair is shrouded in mystery, and
no clue has as yet been discovered as to the
perretrator of the deed. The murder was not
committed for money, as Mr.. Wright's pocket
book and gold watch was undisturbed. Coro.
ner Chapman held an inquest on the body Snns
day, but nothing new was elected. The de>
ceased was about 45 years of age, and is said
to have been q very quiet, inofensive man.
The excitement in East Sandwich and neigh:
boring villages on Sunday was most intense,
and was scarcely ever parable led. lSar7istaote
Patriot se,- ,ssstss sniss1 ssi
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The Fersias.tioa. a. For. Hudson.
ABaton Rouge correspondents Of the Bostor
Traveller, says: .sss;.ss.,s 4g.s .Ts.

& a Baton Rouge correspondents OF the Boston
Traveller, says: s ssi,.s,rs IN So.
Information has beon received. that the farmers
in this vicinity. at Clinton and other pisces Der
tween here and Port Hudson, are building fortIh
cations of all kinds around their plantations and
holes made in their houses and barns TO aid IN
rebulng any attempt to advance nPon Port Hnds In
son. which is twenty two miles from here. ine
rebel force at the latter place s yariousy esanat
ed from eight to fifteen; thousand, and some o.
their best fighting material is concentrated snere
The earthworks erected by the planters ano tneir
slaves are supplied with light field pieces, and Il
is ,eDorted thas for two miles around Port Hud-
son the roads are undermined with powder and
torpedoes The rebels believe this place, hke al
others we have captured, to be ImpregnaDle'
either from river or land attack, and they place
great reliance on It's strength IN preventing our
river feet moving on Vicksburg They have one
which has never been fred. and which they fear
/ 10 Ere least It should explode. This monster
they prefer to keep muzzled till ouv sHeets ap-
l1Sruaches. So
f. The secessionists who fed from Baton Rouge
upon the news Of our approzch are afSWork ssstn
earthworks On the river the rebels have batter
lies Eve miles long, TO defend Port Hndson. All
Iaccounts seem to warrant the general belief that
desperate battle will be fongbt at this point
! The hiIly situation Of the country arouad Port
| Hudson piyes to it pnrivelled advantages In the
shape of natural Notifications. Notwithstanding
/ all this, though dislike 70 pr0gnostieate upon
| such uncertain events, yet feel convinced, from
| the nature and extent Of the preparations thai
fare now being made, that Union defeat here i
impossible. It may be a dear bought victory.
hut Il canHet. under the guidance Of such tried
and skiIful leaders, result in anything but
victory 8.
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5. aEVBERN N G., WEDNESDAY, rEBRUART Z 1868.


One step. and chen another. s. - .7.1s !
And the longest walk Is ended
One stitch, and then another. I
And the the largest rent Is msnded-
One brick upon another.
And the highest wall Is made;
One fake upon another.
And the deepest snow is laid. ..
So the little coral workers,
BY their slow but constant motion,
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant, dark blue ocean;
And the nobiest undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
By oft.repsaied efforts
Have been patiently achieved.
Then do not look disheartened
Ger the work You have TO do.
And say that such mighty task
You never can get through;
But just endeavor day by day,
Another point to gain ,.s s.
And soon the mountain which you feared
VIII prove to be plain.
Rome was not builded in day., b. -
The ancient proyerb teaches;
And nature, by her trees and flowers.
The Same sweet sermon breaches. -
Think not OF far off duties,
But Of duties which are near -
Aid having once begun the work,
x Resolve to persevere. Us
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a Rebel Ceasssery.

a AkGDel Nt&1eps<A - - t4ssSsr -
A Winchester Va. correspondent of the faiias
delphia IaFuiFsr writes s-- 8. s. !.
..Winchester Is about used up: y = very E an
cult to ret anything to eat in this God -forsaken
se.., su.. y Hare & graveyard which deserves 9
,sssinp notice. It is about sixty or seventy
yards square The graves are = reNs saeosa
i.rsE s,There are some twelve or fifteen hun.
5rs, each with = little board at the head
bearing the name Of him who sleeps beneath & !.
4 long trench. two feet wide and about four feel
49,, 4 I. dncr nan wrapped IN his blanket i
ISpi iad IN and he feneh i lled u over BIN jasi
his own length. and raised up little above ~ 3
level of The ground, as graves are Ins D.d =
laid with his head at the feet Of the hrsh ~ -
on filI the trench is filled then anosnsI e.. q
and filed In like manneE neI 80 -.
these tienches Each one scnsaans 49,, = 80
g lniIsy ns These trenches are al filed
neal = sss who heve fought their lesi
nl..,s ma.a .sses sad now sleep their last sleep,
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Man and wife are like pair OF scissors, se
long as they ase together. but they become oas'
gers ss soon as they ara eisunited.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's 0FFlCE,
N-xx,h ss-.yS Ian 10 1871

Hereafter. no citizen will be allowed to purchase
sniriflsous lidsors without permit from the Pro
Nothing can be shipped from this Port except by
order of the Chief Quarterma aster.s assr
Whilst every facility viii be afforded 70 persons
tennis at exorfion IN prices or monopoly OF such
articles as may be NECESSARY e the comfort q the
sell Anv trader refusing to accept in payment
United States Treasury Notes viii be reported to
= an nerseps hayinr 9Th or rubbish Of any kind
sheir Yards or lots will at deposit the sae
IN barrel or box in the street, that It may be
1yeners end occupants of Houses and Stores win
he hsl0 strictly responsible for the conditions Oh the
in front of their bnlldings ana must slse
Gufters. which must be kept free, to prevent sne
accunn nulation of water IN the streets -
DANIEL MESS1NGER,
Provost Marshal.
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a MARKET

Al MARKET e
1ear aatntished at the foot Of PoIiock street
for the landing Of all kinds Of produce hat u
brought intothis City Tor sale Ard IN order to pre-
vent monopoly no person VIII be allowed fo fore
:. aIl anv Of such prodnce or provisions Every
an. viii be allowed to charges fair and reasonable
nrice under the supervision Of the COUNCIL ct A
innstrafon of this Corps d Armse Nn ooeis VIII
ths sale Of produce or p7ovlsons Any violation Of
order viii subject the boaf and contents to con-
ION for the benefit of the Hospital This order
vii, 50 into eject On Monday next the thirticfh day
Of June. ...ssvx-xxr.,
Provost Marshal.
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HEADQUARTERS,
18th Army Corps,
New Berne. Jan. 81 1868.
aENERAL oRpERs-No. 30.

5 No person except officers and men of the Army
and NAVY of the United States being entitled, By
The. I2eeuIatios TO wear te uniform buttons of
either service it hereby prohibited foi any per
son suter or otherwise. to wear any portion of the
mn; torn of sny branch of the United States service
in this Department, except by special permit frem
these Headquarters.
No person is allowed to buy uniforms, or parts OF
uniforms, blankets equipments from soldiersF or
sailors. siss 80 e. .sssz .F..
II is not alLsed to sell citizens clothing to enlist
ed men Of the Army and Navy. except nadercioth-
ing ANY violation of this order viii be severely
punished 80
The Provost Marshal is charged with the strict
enforcemen. of this order. K s.sss. sggtgs ss
- BY command of Maj Gen j. @. Foster.
ss7 s.. HOFFMAN,, IS
s. - - - - g ssssIz S Asst. Afjf. Gen.
Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04

Facts from History We are indebted 70 BasoH
fer gunpoNdcS. and 70 rig LfeH 5sf cannon pa''s :
Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04

,s..s.rt, sert AdJutHnf tienera e 6 lfice,
Wsr Depa. ttlssa aSngtoA AHRHst a5s 1867
= tf,e gnlar army will, IS q general
i0Bicsrss 4 iesves Of abssnre g aecepf the rank
pce y =: voIunteer fsElsesnfss but not uWtr
en-easd On rsceiving eosarnissions ID
81 be discniassss
,ranteer ssh q aegsnce VIII not be
I The oaa' a agaipst Is 9Fn vii 8 t sauat ~ alI
20 o.: be FelunsasIe of honor be reesIveds But
s~ompuisory pssad paroles given. 70 avoid arrest.
ossbs or ase volan ,.',l
SSs..sutiou, m1ls and caIlnct De regarded g Gem
ssfy VERSIONS guilty q sioassl suen 81 oaLns
yyrusfoles W ~ var
gks laws of the ~, t
Ill tDef .ar author lzes u gsl tzAi4 e1sssss s.to
srilszsIs of prIY Yate properly TOT tbe
sssure ana transportation. and other uses Qf the
subssssgs fis must be from pliage
sy liking Of property Ios pngssc s. pul =
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IsnoclsERx-a fresh assortment u pIB
. BLEs -
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ets5 HEADQUARTERs,
Department of North Carolina

- Department OF North Caroline.
New Berne. Sept -, 1862
After the 18th day of September only 2 clerks in
each of the Department Offiees will be allowed to
commute theirratiens at rs cents per day.
All other detailed men will after that date either
draw their rations commute them at the cost OF
the ration at this post.
Each mess of 6 detailed men will be allowed one
cont raband as cook, whose pay win be eight dol
lars permonth.
by command of Maj. Gen. j Ct. Foster
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04

HEADQUARTERs,
Department Of North Carolina,
s. . New Berne. Sept. "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. A.
No vehicles whatever will be allowed to pass
over the r. Z Bridge, without pass from these
HEADQUARTERS, or the Provost Marshal 80
BY command of Maj. Gen. j. g Fester as
=, JOHN F. ANDERSON,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 49, - ts = i
All officers men and citizsuz ara afr;cflv forbid
den to 90 ON board az ss,s, If t,se efaa,raer
at thie port by means of boats sy erwise ursil
the vessel is ,ropstly secured to the wharf II
The Provost III arsIal win see that xhis order is
nnlicifvs pbesd ara Fl, enc sxezt ,,<rses
connected With Ihese Headonarfera and with the
20 ,1,, bf.rd ar,sisr a,,1 r,rxst ~ III,
s Bv t.amsrnssI of 4T Il e fsar n. ~rr - s
sl1iiyfIIAR 3 a "a sF9I4N
a Assistant Aljusant General
-
stFeslslE ~ ssfuez. sg sHss
HEADoUARTERs, ID s
Department North Carolina,
& Newberne, N c.. Sept. %, 1862.
Z The great and unnecessary waste Of gas in the
eonmand calls for immediate attention and correc
Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04

rrr- -.9.f 4'eIfs@91 I1EAD-(2UAKIEEs. .7N9 n =
Department of North Carolina. II
NewBerne, November Fl 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. e57.
Hereafter no negroes will be allowed to cut Wood
within the limits of this Department, without q
written permission from His Exceliency, Edward
Staniy, Military Governor, or from tile owners OF
theland on which such wood is cut, except such
negroes are employed by the Qaarter Masters De-
pafsnent to cnt wood for the use of the Troops in
this Command. s,.3s s
BY conimand Of Mai Gen. j. G. Foster.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
sssgst seS1i szas Asst Adjt. General
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DEraHsrm ssr Of North Carellna, 3

,
Philip Pipkin of this town, is hereby appointed
inspector Tar and Turpentine and is TO pc
ed as such ~ g ss tsese .
for inspection. & $3.50 asus or
Al persons are forbidd TO sell any Tar or Iur- mr.
pentina, without having each barrel lnspectea Dy
him. -
k4sd @ ae EDW STANTsY,
ae Military Governor of Nerth Carolina
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Department of North Carolina,
New Bern, Aug 3d 1862.

GENEKAL ORDERS NO. o s.s.I1 ..7.t
All Vessels are forbidden to leave any port 10 this
Department and take any apersol Of color who did
not arrive on the vessel who has not pass from
the General or other officer commanding, OF from
the Military Governor. G.,gssf rs
der viii be liable to confscaton and her master wh
be eseyerely punished.
No vessel shall have any port in this Department
unt;l the master s,al take an oath that be has not
any such person on board and Will not allow any
3suif, Dersof1 to come or remain on board
II is the duty of the Harbor master or other Per
son thereunto appointed to read copy of this order
TO every master of vessel after she shall be ready
10 sail and spe that the oath above mentioned mas
been taken.
Itslial be the duty of the master of every vessel
to make q written report during every voyage u
the names of.eyery person on board sala yessei au :
preserve said re port till called for by the Provost
Marshal or other officer authorized to receive 1T
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
5# Asst Afii't Gen.
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. %.

whoever after the issue of this order shall, with.
In the limits TO which the Union Arms may extend
IN ths Deparfment utter one word against the Gov-
arnn1ent Of there United States will be at once ar
rested and closely confined tt must be distinctly
understood that this Department is under martla
Law and treason expressed or imphed, WlH meet
with q speedy punishment.
The Military Governer of New Berne is charged
with the strict execution OF TINS ofder Wtnin Inc
bounds of his control. f -
= Bvcolnnand Of Major General Burnsides
tf - = -1--T LEWIS RICHMOND,I If 8@s
Asst Adjt General
Newbern progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1863-186?, 1863-02-04

-, tad5 HEADQUARTERS, Department Of N c. Z
= - New Berne, Juue IL. 1862
DIR T G Tuil is hereby appointed City Inspec-
tor of New Bernc with power to assess and collect
rents and gas rtes aud will be Obeyed and respect
ed according .liase g EfE.ss arS =. So =
BY command of Gov. Stanly III 4
= LYMAN VAN BUREN, III MiIitary Secretary.
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DKPARrMENT or NaRTH CAROLINA,
NKw BERNE. Sept. 23ds 1862.

-fET SPECIAL7 sDRDEKS.. No 53
Cant DunfsI Mes ginger. a. @ NJ, IS hereby APP
pointed To iavesttgate titles OF property 70 be
shipped from this port anu Wall pc esyeu anu re-
spected according 80. Il q ~s
eaa1sf 81 Eotrl Il ARD fIoFrM1N. Asst. Adj. Sen.
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q OUARTERMAsTERs DEPARTMENT.,
Newbern, Sept. %, 1862.
Ti,e gas must be turned off from all burners in
Company quarters, at the proper hour for the ex-
tinguishnient of lights, and but one light VIII De
used in the hall during the might and thas turned
low. =
3, Company officers will see that this order -
carried out and that all diligence Il used IN econo
mizing gas -,
8 Officers quartered in town will not use any
more burners nor lights later than Is abso
iute necessary, in their own quarters
s. Nv eo5ninand of Mai Gen. j. q. Foster,
JAS. G. SLAGHT, Capt. and A. =. ID
, 1863-01-15
MIisrflIa1ttot1s.
4 REAL REMEDY.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
These Pills Expel the Principle Of Disease, and
increase the Principle Of Lifs.

DR.. Lur Of ro.sdasn, who has used them Twenty
lcass Il; bis practice. ;-"They are Vegetable
Compound, which invigorate cleansc and purify the
bood correct aud regulate MI the sccretious and by
purEnton. dlscharGethe wole mass Of morbid matter
from the system without reducing the strength They
are admitted to be the best pusEattve and antlbous
medicine. and have not their equa1 for Rheumatism
Colds. Coughs Asthma. &C., &C.. and IS purifiers and
sweetners Of tic b1oe'f. they without rival
STATEMENT OF CAPT. uuLa.E
This Dec ih. 1852 United States Marine arttlsry at
NeHburn. \. c.. says that LIS Second Lieutenant Cas
T. noane, was attacked with Typhoid Feyer that he
continued to grow worse, and was given up by the
doctors. who had been unab1c to open his howels,
Capt Bulmcr concluded try RRASDEETusPILLs
medicine which he had used from his childhood. He
gave seven over Night mud requested the nurse to give
seven more IN the morning. Tho effect Was thorough
tho de1lEium passed. off, and the young Lieutenant.
was easy and evidently much better In the evening
lie vas able to get up. He TOOK the Pills few dsys
continuing to improve. and the typhoid fever WIS
cured. He WAS then attacked with Feyer aud Ague
Again the Ps were relied upon, and they cured his
Fever and Aguc also. In few days hc was fully ro
Rtorrd to health.
Ica1 upon the Surgeon General to sea to 1t that a
supply OF BHASD1,ETH's PILLS arc among the
Stores. H. RRANDRETH
Principal oaice for rBfsANDRETHS PILLS, ~ Canal
street, New York.
For sale by all respectable dealers in medicine.
iA13-zr4-sf
, 1863-01-15

~ Gen. Tom Thumb and Miss Layiuia
Warren were married at Trinity Church, Now
York, yesterday. The audience was very
iarge and the scene very imposing.
Omo.-The grand total debt Of the State Of
Ohio is $17, ,031 ,0u.90.
, 1863-01-15
A NEW pROFEsso:su1pt

NEW PROFEssoHSuIr,
I notice the celebrated Utah Drummond Of
your cily nero could not inayiue what axe
be had to grind. FinallyI discovered through
friend, that it was something connected with
the Normal University; and ut lust learned
that 1t was the establishment Of professor
ship ofmorality in that institution, tic first
chair Of which he proposes to fiji himself.
2pFt
, 1863-01-15

1863- THE 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r, r.,
9oE NFflen rnvhJa TsraApr

|
$50 LILIES double Track
order keep pace With the demands Of the travel
lnE p1btc tae managers Of this popular ront8 havt
adaca many iMpto7enaenM anftng the year 1S6!, anc
Ntth IT. connections viii Be found In all respects
fiRST Class M KouTE to AZ sae Eastern e.t!es: Tht
,--.--
- THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with close connections from Western C1siea.,
.n.on,.rtrr ,.o.+ ., W.. -. rr,,,r,r,., 1,,,
~ ~ " Wv iofk FA1L
= FIJI EtnSs 99MnfTLIun4 - AAEI9out& lol
z, ,astttt a4tnL aAUtsk. ANW MAshlStiON.
<, su 70 VIEW 1G!A prs tsn fnns oauy
frgnn r. - ~ NNHoot cuanse oI cafS, af'
'AfA1's IL ao*1nIe u al osiseF toakess
sEvEy D4Tr,yTR.rys Epou
A~-'S A'o"A
r. A4L6UE4fd1A ~ NEW 4uR3.
rtctats FIR a,1s to x,o.to, ,~ ho.+ ~. .p
~ M y sa,,t @ne SCUM nes rare 10 al points
S1ecp1n. Cars on night trains to PHILADELPHIA Nav
Baggage checked through and Transferred free
r K E G H Il 8.
Ey this Rorte F.e{chts of Al. tesrr5nto,s c,n IN
waTed to nrd FINN phntfentic W. Tnrs ~ nnts ~ ~
Or raItinoSe to snd f1n snr nnt ~ ~ 1Gsaoh
Of ono EettucfY indiana n1Inoie fTi.cnna % I Uaas
or Nissouri nT Tt1iTn.m n1e1TT "iaeoas@n- AoHae
The Pennsy entrsi Rsiifoai nyao rnnnoc+. NJ
Pittsburgh With Steamers by which Goods can ha fnr
tncEy, Tennessee. CnmbeTl,1d inoIs N3assa5nni
, 1863-01-15
GI;;;fago Qribn1te.
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1868.


Ehe Union as 1t N'aa,' Played Out
AS0nke eEuEtnexs-cooik County Cour urts
Mo1n1nE Done In Senate-CoQlluer
Professionally.
, 1863-01-15
nFF1CE COMMISSARY OF


baltimore. Nd, January !, 1876.
= Proposals wilt be received .lrun nrst hands oalya
r.i ::M. .lanunry latA. lS. by the undersigned for
ltrEi>'lta: tic Substance Department with
Six Thousand Head Of Beaf Cattle,
sa tc loof delivered tic State Cattle Scales near
I'm dayt; 10 be wciehfd within and half days
must arr7ngc about $50 thirteen hundred bounds
nraa, Ero:s wcishI Dull.. .staEs. o. Gu, Cows.
llti:rrs aid lIornle-. fa,tlr will be rejected
Tie Government will c!s!n tae right Of weighing
l,.- weight ln thr nltnnuum mentioned above: tho
rr"n-t Of weighing vii! be paid ty tile party cs1iac
far!' lid t. >cnrc consideration r1us. contain on
t,;s.s:r sctt OF JaIrr written guarantee Of two re-
rt,t',r.lsr persons ns ftl}owE:
.by cur;a:i,rc tts =. 1or .re5 aHle i: fu1Gti
il. ar<o, dance with tic terms Of his for thclr}
!Ho,u-!to, mud shonld hfA thcir} proposition bo
accerttd c 'ey will at once enter tnto contract
e"ne hts .ccnr!ttrs giving good and sufficient bonda
H The snsran!oss 1sa mpst he saoE.
District Court or q tie Tinted States District Attor
ley. 70 be enclosed with the bid.
lde:s must r present to respond to their BIDS and
lravinE this nticr.
The Government reserves to itself TIC right to rcjec.
cry or H!l lids considered unreasonable.
!, Payments to he nadc in such funds as may be Oh
EaEd; meme on hand to he made as soon as received
for Msf Cattle" nnd sddresssd to Lieut.. Col Thonas
nac o! s:snl their names and tiesr post :oace sd
Iddcfs NM: fnais. saod proof oi thelr loyalty to
thr United statrt Government.
purchase made o' e9fits;oe.t; Tmes: 9. SULLIVAN,
1as yS31w Lieut.. Col. and c. S., u. s. 4.
, 1863-01-15

For these diseases Is truly sovereign remedy ard
too much cannot be said in its PRAISE a single dpsa
has besn Known to relieve most urgent symptoms.
Are ron troubled with that distressing pain Ia the
day Of Constitutional Water viii relieve you IKE
, 1863-01-15

Iroeuo1s, NM Bancroft, Middleport. =;
jackson, O.Ecal, - Murphyeboro
Jseper, J. SaiGeEstcin, Ste Marie.
Jefferson, ]. N. Pace. Mt, Vernon
bsvicss, bfo%n, hsss%a' }asilssz.'e aalsnzs
johnson. eW:IL Culver, Vienna.
Kaniakec, T.P: Bonaeid, Kanknkee Ctr,
| Kendall, E. ". Bs:nys. Oawego.
Knox. ). g. Kna;p, Ga'cs61rs.
| Il Sslle j. B. Ricr. Ottawa
LAWRENCE Rss J; 3. Say. Bridgeport.
Lec. W;H Gardner, AmIoy..
essSg b. L Ssafssi fSns5fs: fnsais
| Macoupln, c. Footc, EaIlInrijle.
Madison, ). Weaver, Omph Client.
| Marion J. McHAncy, Sa3tm
| Marshall WV. Heath, Henry.
MnsoG, ". E. Knox. Havana
Massae, J.. 8. Armstrong, Metropolis City.
.Mcaenry, T. Mold, Woodstock.
MenArd, > j. Hill, = pttersh1;rp
Mercer, A. Waterman, Aledo:
Motgomcly, S. G:isham, Wal5hyillc.
Monltrie, D. Patterson,. Sullivan.
fssasiia. fssii E E y Tssssit, h!::is: P;sgF;s S:sgGo.
ppisit, Heg: J; Huston, Monticello.
piks. FIX. J.g. a;a Ret;taingill, Iittsaeld.
P1ks r1|ssks, T. nasses, MGse SSIsSoss; sIsson1s;.
Randolph, MI. Burns. BIaIr = % 8.
Eiclland. " Waraeld' Bon Pass
Is,gk.. R9,sk. Island, G: n: Hsry, Ro:k leland.
SSsRRssRsa SsRssses bs1iss, SRssEs
Shelby, sF. Ring. shcibyIiiic. iri.
St. Clair, J.H, j. bennis. bnids' ne11ey3iie nen1oqi
Stephenson, 4. a. Crary. Yellow Greek
IaZeWeu, L. Allen. - Pekin
Itn5nr " = p;.t
, 1863-01-15

PEDLICH'S VIOLET COPYING
l. FLUID gives several distinct and clear mprrs-
Eons. nows moro freely than any other Copying Iak
months After writing,
Trade supplied At IS Green Bay street, or Post Otce
bog 1s{f ChlEAEQ. dcSkxnll I'm
, 1863-01-15

DAxvI1Lx, Pa. Juno 4, 1sR
DR.. nv. Il. GRR09-Dear Sir: In February. 83l':
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes and f6r lTe
months passed mora than TWO gallon. OF water ii
ten 2r tTe1ro times during the night. md II nve
mon1ns th dost a9ons 9tty pounds in weight During
const!tutoln Water and Ia two days after using Il.
s1Ec1isneea 5elie1 and et,es taking two bottles
health. Yours tgu1r,
+ V-I EwTTr