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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03
ABBEVLLE, SOUTH
f1r Nr .iGGc*;iic Press.

% THE MEMORY OF GEN. ALBERT sgd
!EY JOHNSTON WHO FELL At THE BAT
LIE OF SHILOH APRIL 9Th 1862 WHILE
LEADING HIS C0uMAND TO
VICTORY.
Some Heavenly muse my soul inspire
10 sing valiant heros fa.nc,
AH'! when touch the poets Tyre.
May revere his Eonorl NAM.
y s"'dirr. Who in frcedol;,'s cause
lias bravcly i""5It anl freely L:cl,
from grateful hearts shall have ar,,luuse,
Though he's n"mb:rcl Y!th the deai
Then STRIFE n!"u,l ,.. Sounding lrrc---
1t irced":n's npurufu, dirge a.i.r.
Tic '""r sail swell tie sadness hi,.'."r
A:". Goat away to brighter skies.
T.'e richest flowers That Spcir,: awa,;.ns.
s'.n !v>i TIA" pa'ri',:'s hailowed grave:
The laurel wreath shall oft be- .wi wiu,i
IL sweet r.:nclh:ancc ui the brave
Hail: noble, generous, gallant sage,
Well So, n'l your praise IN lofty srarl
Aud bright, y"ur .lrcls on his orys Rage
tns",'ic'', Shall through time remain.
Peace, Soldier, Patriot. to thy soul
lain would We have thee swectly rest
Where streams of endless pea :urcs roll.
Md the pure in Ii cart are n.'cr lis:ress'l.
Long as lie SUN the day s:.!: light.
Or mighty w..,""a .i"ers run,
Or moom al stars i.iume the night.
Shall live tho nan:c OF freedoms ::ua
His noble ,l"c:, 80 e.:.u,a'c,
Let J"hn>t"n's pr":s !.om every mo"!h,
lnelte "rr heroes to be great,
And sweep oppression i.c::; the ::or,,i.
NI"ilr Six, lSG3. J. Nice
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JUST TRoG VICXG3UaC.

This norni"g. we l.ml the pI. asure o.
meeting ip our Office Mr.. N. +. Cox, a
brother Of our wei known Gil zen. Mai.
w. B. Cox. Of tie firm Of Cox, Hi /
Go. He let Fick,burg on Wcuc.la,
the l7tli inst, nnI brings cLcsr'ng in;e!i.
.gcEce f:onl the LcIrag,lrryd city ani the
men unl'r con!Hayl Of Gen. pcnbor-
tuas
lie was several days in reaching Jack.
son, and hal a npn'her Of military adven
lures anl hair--breadth escapes. lie
brought OH. with him very important dcs-
patches for Gen. Johnston, which were
sn!ely deIive,el and in dine time. We
would take great pie; sure in Describing
the manner y! his getting out from ,s'iirks
burg, and lI;c thrilling incidents connected
herewith. il it were prudent. We will
only say hat Ee came right through the
Yankee lines, and though his e>capcs we're
narrow, he was not at any time arrested.
We will leave it for snkeedom to que.
how he passed through them without being
taking up or suspected.
Ii. says that perfect confidence prevails
among our men. They are fully able 10
ho!'l Vicksburs "a longas they have any
thing to eat. The u,m st enthusiasm
prevails among them for Gen. Pemberton.
Strange how changes eau be wrought in
tho views Of men! Whom Pembcrton with
bis army retired before Grant, after lhe
battle Of Bakers Creek, ard came into
Vickstnrg, The soldiers, almost to a man
despised him, AMI some few expected hin
to surrender the city III once. Since l,e
has shown his fighting qualities and his
determ,nat on to ho.d The place, their ad.
miraliun for b IN knows 20 bounds. Sol.
diers always lovv brave fighting com.
mande,; and aSsoldier who may even lie a
coward himself, despises u GcneraI. Colo.
mel, C"ptn who is not rave.
!, Our total loss .at Vlck@l prg in. all tho
assaults which tue Yankees 1, a made upon
it up t" Tho time Mr.. Cox lef., WIS 925, OF
whom o. ly l2o were kil}sl.
: Grams di'cbes are wthit Zone hundred
yards OF our fortiva,ions IN ono, place, bot
nobody is uneasy abou. this. He WIS nj.
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we extend oar hest wishes. am well.
Your friend,
THE DANGERS OF SORGHUM"

AS there is great deal Of SORGHUM
planted in the Southern country, We pub
!i>h the following, correspondence from the
South Curoitn'"n, written ly oae expert
e:.ccl in ,i;is article Of proc ,cion
Nix. EnIroE: In ouc OF the late nnrl-
hers Of yonr paper you a,';.'l fer ia!,rma-
ton upon the dangers attending the u:c OF
Sol hu il a> *inl for lomSn;:: aui:na!S.
As haze planted it sihc" i!i li.,. in
tro'.rc,;"n in" the Country. AM carefully
Ioir. d its effects, feel Ii,n; have Il ri.h;
20 speak AS one i.av;n. au!Iot;,y.'
The pi;sHt is 10: it ior food nn:il The
s2':d begins tr rip'n II i, t'.cH good food
. for horses or ho,a. IIcrscs Mi =, r..l,n us
, much t'rm work upon it AS rpou wLca: OF
oats in the rougl:.
The seed is good ter fonl'ry, hogs or
horses at all times. Tho stalk, when.,ipc,
is GOO for horses or Logs. have never
derived much benefit by feeling it to cattle.
1t docs not seem 10 Increase the Weld If
milk, as one wo"ll suppose, OF to f..,,e.l
;hcn rapidly.
All the talk ahon. its poisonous, qualities
"'.'''' = "'E'e '''N. "a" my herI OF
r,,,n,. vo .r| ''.' ~ ''A''',"t
s,n I' re' o''' ~
.,;,n ~ ~ 'e" ''"'"""'s :
.,oa.aI H. ,'I =: '1":'' ~ o' '"c COWS -
.n ~. ny ..e' :" .;oNy >...S ~, |" ',a''
,n..o.".,', i',. "s'"!. ,', ne o,"ef
.n,h. We'll, thinks l. these stories ,,,,r,
Sorghum bel! roiso%oua, are tru.., arier
all. Before giving ur. howcvcr. I had the
ANNA! examined, found no SORGHUM. bu
'o.nI the .;man;plies" exhibiting bio,,
degree Of Inflammation.
1-,. a.;
t,r;yI j,,at'r, ii'o"'1 'I."s' 'vI'" o'''e o.:
t.,.:,, In'.'' o'.' "'t!' OF >'FIH"'h)
.n,: '"' "G~' "'I g" ~ '''e :''ne m :
:,,'., ~, ~ =, 't." ':'! '"''' ''I':'
',. "'!' 'r'''c =, r''>'i'"S
,,:., ha,., 49,. 80" '>:'''
in-;, " ,,..t ''' :: SI." , - S.n'f'' "t s'"' "'-
.nrl nr,m.,I. -, I,:..,: s'."F''' o! Sc
.n,,ri ,.;u ''':' '''S "e''"'''
have allowed co.'s. cair.s. horses Az!
hog: iee access n, all times without any
'i":naG" 50 far. The cows haye occasion
ally got in, and suffered no ,lctrfn,.nt-b,it
rcsu.Te'l TO be on the SAFE side, haze gene
rally k.p. item on. After G,,s, b,w.v,r
| allow free recess 10 u;I animal, Al
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ABBEv11LE AND CORN Foa THE Army

ABBEVILLE AND CORN Foa THE ARMY.
It's highly gratifying to lcar that Captain
scnaole's visit to this District, anl hi. appca!
to her citizens. for corn to supply the North
ern army Of Virginia, " i'll not t. in vain The
Captains appeal appeared in our last issue
und within four day after wards dtrercn.
planters came f":wa.ri and offered all they
had to sparc-,-.mo"rlng in The aggregate to
10000 btishc's--hcsiies this amount he re-
-feiyed q Letter from one o,ler gentleman stating
thaas he could furnish 5.oen LushcIz--eo,n he
had SRttrol of as agent. We arc pleased to
nnnssHse the a lacr:t,y which the farmers
Of Abbeyiile are responding To the Necessity of
Amy. Old AGE:cyi;:e never inils to do
Yhc can, and we anticipate tha. not less
tO.oho bushels Of corn will be secured
/om ALpevilie District for this purpose.
! CAPTAIN Venablc is .gentlemdnly and cfi-
cient afirer and is highly cnractatel to dis
charge 1Iic duties .;nctlabsnt upon him.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

The Charleston IMercnrv of Tie 31tl, says:
We tell the people Of Charleston anil South
Carolina that without more effort AMI r.pi.
progress III our 'lefcnce', the fail Of Charleston
an! the whole low Country "c ,he State. are
events not improbable Tho " .:rry ,:r-.<
the authorities to do sr.nr':i::, .owar: :,,rii:,
ing labor AMI says hat t;cre Is - vast an,ou,..
OF work to be done which the soldiers there
can not ACCOMPLISH
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EXAMINING BOARD.

The Examining Board, for the examination
o: Conscripts for this District met on last Mon
da: and adjourned on "Wednesday evening
blowing DR.. j. +. Cameron, Chief Surgeon
OF the Examining Boarl 18th Cnncr"s.ion
District. nnl DR.. Moses T"ggart. Assistant Sur
geon, constituted The Board.
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FROM SJS iUHIOR GoSa3.PoJoEi3r
CAMP iylu KEGiMrS1, =. E. Vols.

SMHLnYvlIr.E, Tenn, June 90, 1868.
Detr liiSon : The pas, week haa been
one TO ui rs quiet rs If the enemy we've no,
| within hu:lrcl miles Of lis, and will: the
Fights hc!ore Us nov, | should say that
there IS b 1t little proIahiiity OF general!
engagement t,r Il month Yet 10 c2m,. H.
appears /" us that the policy OF cac,
Govc'nmcn: tor tic present, is to make Lu,
'ew moves n this department. There Is
! comparatively little to be gained here ex.-
opt territory, and lie cost of blood anil
treasure Oh t,.is ,iouLtful event wouhl Ger
ta;nly be g:tat.
Eick>barg and the Rarrahannoc!; are
now the impo ortant fields NJ fears are
enter:aiEed !or the results Of engagements
in Virginia, bat at Vicksburg every eve
10 ks with an-intcnsc anxiety and i-rvcnl
hope. Should Gen. Grants ar,nv IN Mis-.
Sissipfi be routed and lemora,i*cl hy the
romjiuc'l forces Of Generals Johnston and
Prm5crton, and >!loull Hooker be scattered
anG driven back by Gen. Lees, We shall
hope for an early termination of hosiii,iss.
1t viii be pleasing TO the friends OF the
Press to hear OF tie large number cf
copies subscribed fer by The 10th and 10TH
S. c.. E=y'ts. The number now is one
hun'lred AM sixty. Nearly the whole Of
this number are sent to the families Of the
subscribers. l believe there are vet many
others who will subscribe for it. Two
Dollars cannot be better invested.
Last week several officers returned TO
camp for duty. Among these we would
mention Capt. c. C. White, Of the lst
Company, and Capt. Z. w. Horne, Of the
10Th Company. Capt. I. w. Getzen and
Lent. VIM Giles. detached officers, have
been in camp for several days. The Cap
tain left Us this morning.
Dr.J. II. Jennings left camp Yesterday
morning with leave Of absence for thirty
days. We wish him pleasant time witt,
his friends at home in Edselield
We were on quad last Monday. l was
with the reserve one mile in advance Of
the camp. Capt. Getzen commanding the
guard. Ii. utensnts Denny and Randall
were OH outposts.
The wc'tl,er has been quito wara, this
week. We Lave had some rain.
Scnl tho Press to the folio wing named
person.:
G n Baker, 4th Co. 10Th S. c. Reg't.
ID i. Allen, 4ll, Co. I"
Mrs :SAIlie Cresswe!l, ,'Long Cane.
Mrs Francis Caldwell, Indian I'LL.
J III Ba,ton, Ed;s.o Mills, S. G..
W Grim, lotI, Rey't. S.CV.
Mrs w l. Creed, Aiken S G -
i Cato, Ridge po. S G
Mrs Wm Creed, Edisto Stills S G.
Reuben eybron, " " d"
Mrs jessie Crouch, Lots Po s C.
Mrs Francis Posey,
Mrs Elizabeth Derrick" :" i"
w A Clark, {" !"
Mrs Caroline Glover, Kaolin Po S G.
Mrs Matilda Green, I" q"
Mrs Nancy A Morrison, Augusta Ga.
d Williams, Lots Po SC.
James Hatcher, Ejgefeld S G.
L p Rutland, Ridge Po S G.
l. l. Hall, GranitevilIe S G.
Miss Elizabeth Horne, Jr. Hamburg sc.
s s Horne, Hamburg 8 9.
We arc indebted TO Dr.. C. V.'Darnes,
for The above list. lie will please accept
our thanks for this manifestation Of bis
friendship. L. cannot but bo gratifying to
have 90 mnny active friends TO them all
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COLLECTORS AND ASSESSORS OF THE VAR
TAX IN AbBEYILLE nIaTRICT

The following persons have received the ap-
pointments OF TuN Collectors and Assess ,rs, Tor
A1beville District, mad. by the Chic: Collector
OF The War Tax in South Carolina, viz -
lSt Collection D!strict-That part Of the Jul:
cal District Of Abbcvie known rs the Sava,,-
NH Regiment B. p. Hughes, Collector, ALbc.
vile G. Il ;-Jolin a. Talmage, Assessor, Abbe-
vile c. II.
21Co1'ction District-That part Of the Judi.
c'al D'str'ct OF Abbevil's known as the Saluia.
Regiment. George Allen, Collector, Diamond
'liIl; We*lcy A. Glask, Assessor, Diamond
HILL . - .''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

The fr:>ls OF JAMES s. COT;IRlN na-
nsunec him as n Candidate to fill The vacmn.
cy in the State Legislature occasion, I! lv the
death Of ca! James II. Perrin.
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MCURNFUL INTELLIGENCE.

The Car"inlnn OF 10th uli, says:-We m
nc""ce1, Yesterday. The sad news Of the death
"f Rev. r. w. Barnwell. The telegraph has
s:aee given us that cf his devoted WIFI, Mary
Carte" Singleton. Thy leave four orphan chill
..r"n.
Their remains are expected to arrive here on
SuLday morning.
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TELEGRAPHiC.

itk>o'nI, o; III" E'il, nave t::I i"trivcu.
There was no aSsart upon the works lust
Saturday. a< rcpor,.L. Lu, every z n lron
GrahtS ~"tH' a,i i."t WAS b;uu. .ht to-
bear on the devoted gnrr;syn. ih" fir"
was kept up from = o'r ocii II. M. till 10
n. M Oar gunnrrs rc-pp:llc;! h:i-kly.
Tie anncci admit o'r E,u to i,i> T. beet,
very destructive. and IL" c..;irar,' Of or,
"''nners unrliaic''. Gar loss va; Z; killed
;,n1 wounded.
}ri.ll firing i; GOA. "u a. V;cG,bar5 to.
llht.
rasN>, June 27.-A copoas rain is
falling hero.
y courier. .in%' 'rrv".l, rep IT, not!,in,;
new at Hort Id on
y gcn.'rnau from New Cr,r:uls says l.
Is reported ,ha I!,- Ee'lcriS list $500 in
Tie ;i!h' NJ :'n:: I!n!s III an Ia, Friday.
y private liter from, Nv 0t.cal.s re.
p'i's the ye.'ow ttver thee.
ATLANTA, June 2S.-On We,n"s,lrv
;le enemy, IN force, wcr" met at IInnper':;
cap, t:!'een miles tiom Shelbyvi!i", hy the
lst G.or5it rrgim:n:. The latter Sus-
tanned loss of txo Lundred in ki,.i anG
woanicd, ont being reintorc, Il tho day after
tie skirm:sh they he'll the crorll. On
nnrsd"y the c"'my TOOK possession OF
l,ihvlty Cap, six miles above War;rarc. Ga
oar >:!e OF t.ie G p u general engagement
was not cNprc' Tie weather is stormy:
'ea'F TRIMS ''r i've "'Js.
hIcHhoEU. J"n.'26. -Partias who have
come through the lines since the cap nr-.
IT Winchester represent Tie alarm il
Washington from Lee al 'aMce lis grca',
very mn Being harrl:l forward t" de'r:i
"'hi'S on. ine Whole city Is III great
eScisemcn'.
Lac Whole "n Hh"r OF prisoners arl'r'''!
ION 'A' amy % Virginia is 1919. :'c'-
crht 'no'i:;'''; III TT ''e I" come.
u Is stated '''ai tie Z mi,derate ''"v-
erHne"' IS no" some 3Hpoo aheat II
'He matter 'f 'Sii ing prisoners OF Pr '
''r.
H'chi'Hn' Jana 2'.--'n!,rnat."n,
'1c:'e r'''''''' Deceive: Al t:' Var h''
pertinent, s"yt il ':rSH e ct f'nir'$,
r>.:n"'e' ut "o'e?2' "%.l"r Eases ".'"
"'N' ire moving 'r tax. l'""i'!',' y.
y !T1''''n''o' WA, .S;'"i T." !. ".'
''s,n| ~; ~ ",."+ o l''''''""A' ami ether
'D.. -. "''> - =" ''''' ~ !"''"c' i'll CIV =
'''","'S "'S'" ':''','' :" Co. ! rate VIZ"
'"r |'oolS - t''f 49,
Hni hN' - 'he I'''e"E "''.E WI
''e.'';' At ''' 1i''''''" '">' h's"' y
s'''' :, "".''S' ,.'.' r,. :, 40 :,
~ ."''': VIZ N!''''''"' 80
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nv. " '',' ,'' ~ .'''.'I ",'N' ,,, ''' - 90
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SUMMIT, jane 2o.-ih" D"iy T'nc
'f'h, u ':ie 2i'h, re ""'i'a ti.:ht at ln-
f'urche Crossing, Oh tue 23,. y Federal
t'rc9 engaged SIX res''"",'s OF C"n'''ie-
~ =, 's-'"'e' "|' gwen; me e"htr''era'cS
s''!'3+.' ana r,;.'''''. n rs'e'n' battery
'1' Is r''r'',' -, '",'"s ":'y'h.ee Killed, IL
.."''"s y =. " "'Na', u INC 81 leS"S' (wh'
10 o'.''e' "''''c. -, u o, tf""r') ana S'S-
.'t, ,ee'' p''.on0's. nc t"!Fue'"',s reIne1.
nc e''o"'y arc h0t pursuing.
4 gentleman from lascagoula reports
the capture o! tie l0,h Connecticut lsrui
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Fr;day Morning. JULY 8, 1888.

NOT1CE.--Nrrargemeni hay. hccn mad,
with Mr.. WM ii. WMs"S. formerly vre If
the Proprct"rs of this paper. to continue the
publication Of th'. Press during o.? a.,sc.re
III the army. H. is authorized TO r..,:;. e.:
nil monies due this O!i;r..
1Ef & WILSON. rr,r,:.,.r:.
5in'v !tt. lSfa
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Mr.. Il. W. Hamilton, of Nrw'.,rry, aver
tses in this issue fifteen harris of 'lrne and
Choice Sugar forSa!e.' Th"s: wishing to pur-
chase nrc directed to his alive: tiscnrnf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

y Winchester correspondent Of the
Uh;:n. ''a;in" the 27th. mentions n report
that Ewe! C; r;a'nIy holds Harrisburg, Pr.
.ta l:iccr protesting to be direct from
there says the p "pl.' are very submissive.
latest i"i!ad"lrhia papers report Ewcll
wi;lin 'w"nv-six miles OF IIarri,blrg on
Il" i,irh, of Tie 2lh.
:. - as declined here one dollar from
Ia" ';-!hc-t r.:,.s, ~ consequences Il TIE in
creased ainonu: utltrcl for sd, { .,ti.l,-
Gus ami Eravy ram must have len lercI
ihc r":.:s in Ike country bordering on the
tticInE:oniny aim impossible.
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COTTON MARRFT

The cotton marke. in this place, during the
last days OF Juno assumed more active fca-
ture than had been manifested for n month
previous. The highest price pail was So cents
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

Green corn was Offered in market this
morning a. the moderate price Of "two bits
a nul'in." We wore satisfied "wiih look. /"
--1tIa,,la Paper. 49,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03
SDt.III & t,L..I1Nr Ni,..p.,rv Ar,prn,-

SorII FAIrr1NE NiL'pAnr AcApEM,-.
= We #cknp vlc'Ig" havin" r"rriv"l Of
Lieut. l'a'rrk, soma weeks since. the
"hl!i"ial hayi>t.r' "i the Military Aca,I..
my 10 the nr"*rn. Year. W" are era, Il. {.
t. learn s'om thc g!,!.cr which IS" hay,
t.ccn uMa;.la'! to take OF its s'cont"nts. that
the institution mani, ins its career Of pros
pciily and rs, iuln">s. in THIS Rcgis:c::
W" have iist comprising 23O names
of graduates, With REMARKS showing their
pursuits success and fate On the 18th
page we lud u syn"'sis:of the course Of
''.i.c>, which vnu,L lie uucNrcrtionahlo
ii Nay.aHi WAS struck cnt a. ,hc text
h"'.: 81 the .!'h year, st oas>. in Political
Economy. the views of this writer are
hottie [" onr system nl labor, ard to tho
rnn>' >'rva'ivc t,a'u:cs ct oar social system
i'c>li,s his merits rs Il sc!.n,r and thinker
a:c very mod rate. Guordi'tn.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.


i::n@, and Prmbcrton was countcrrninin.e
when he l"f,.
P"lnhcron has provisions enough to
las Kim m-------mon,hs. Nobody is in II
marry. MI seem ro.,cnt to Wal. the "rpol
t:.n' coming No sim ,f st rva,ion: nc
i,Iterine: III cnlh,sa~m or confidence. ON the
pht OF TIA" ,"hI'crs or the people,. .lNr1tu
Conj1,iernry.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

TO THE MEMORY OF GEN. ALBERT SYD-
NEY JOHNSTON WHO FELL RT THE BAT.
TIE OF SHILOH APRIL 9Th 1862 WHILE
CALAMITY LEADING HIS COMMAND TO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-17
pLoWS, Eic., Etc
IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
Headquarters, 18Th Pa. Cavalry.
Near Rim nnre Nd. Sent. 10. 1852


Dear Sir :-ln the absence q sufficient a.
sortment Of medieil Is for general uses 10 the
Camp. was Induced 70 try rour celebrated
remedies, viz /" The Eclectic Pills. Universal
Cough Remedy. and f9ln Aro4yus"
Al regards the Pile must say. that mover
used a pill vith 70 Haeh Heeess, Ia every
case where have bad occasion n use & gentle
caihartic, have employed tie pills sitt 3
splendid effect; hHd sou may rest assured that
! shall not be without ihen, a. lorg IS Il 4
possible Ter me 70 obtan tleu
TIE Cough Remedy have used with
equally a. good snecsss n bronchial Cam
piaints. had occasion 70 use Z for a ticking
sensation ii my throat. caused Dy being oblig-
81 TO be out ii the night air. and taking cold:
f3und almost instant refefby The prompt use
of vaur uniyersai Cough Remedy" ard mosi
eutiiyrecmnnenii TO I'll afflicted with throat
and lung complaint.
THE fJiu Rnodyw " haye fsHna II beof
verY great service 81 cAsrs NJ Seursiyia Tooth
ache. &c. The rsci1 are subject more or less.
10 constant sxp0sure, thereby contracting the
tnyss paiisfil ~ al di-eNses. 4 Aeura ea.' Z AID
AZ complaints corrected siih fhe neryoas svs-
iesa. By the proser and prompt use % the Al
odvue, son will 9b'aln immediate relief
| 7heesfnliy ree0masand the aheFe prspara-
tioas 10 the pubic. and more paricaArly 70 ias
Saldier,r ana wouid advise every maHs 70
provide hirnseI wliA bus..e ~ each. tefere
isaving for the seat u wsF.
vita great reFpect, reflsa.
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L0AN To THE sTATE OF w.



Proposals wil u rtcsvvl 81 this CtBcs
sns5 1 s'elask 2 M. ihs lgga day 4 Marea
earssai. 81 : lesn 4 tee haUise4 ABd hisy
slseasaad Aallars. reimbars4bit IN fourteen
vests fr S'rsa isos8s q ias ~tsto so BE-
issara e sanls 81 aef banlrol dollars. bear
ins Interest ~ iist rafs q - per eeut., pay
sbls sens AnuaaY
Ehs hoads willie lssae5 smaller Tia 81 n
The iSeisIslars. Apprctc1 Nestahfr ~.
1852, aud boAs date pecsabet ~, lsa2.
wigh caap1ns atischei. beth principal aud
intefvsi payable lp hosten.
rt.e rlssney To- fhF loads may ts deposited
il any u tbs Banks IN ibis State. Or the
sgi,sk Back. 3 sloa.
The proposals mast be under seal, and
epniaih Nv smaller ff4cpopsl rates hAn one-
euffh q uue PER centutn. Those persons
whs.e proposals may be sccep,eds viii be in-
medisisis hetiaei JOHN D. PAGE,
8N4s Treasurer
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PISE'S PATENT METALLIC
Burial Cases.


vTsarsg Cxses are e1ssrss~elY eseI AID pes
II sess vaiuabls advantages 6yex "a 0gher
Coshns. fg Transportation, bePesi,lng ia
waists, or fas otrssasfs laaennsssta
Tls<y are made x lbs meet Improbable
Massfsais, azs8 also es.1meied tns3ae nHd cot,
. pFrr=ni rskt, % ccsFosisA AZ ptsn prep
srig cemanfsk4 srs saapffksosas ~ N4ier.
The sst<efik<F kks nGek ssT1 neernssiss ~iih
the Mamakaetxrer ~ Tie akssYe naHes Ceses,
- e wtll have CO hsHd - ssses. aa4 ago Al
AkRAs u @eo1 Coens na4A eA41a hKudles,
Fssses isnWrzssa. D DsAmraa ssa4s sd seFews.
whAeb ~ waii furastsh a. ne s8erssst aolsoe
as1 nsazs ressnezss servs.
kANFEE. =. sCuTT.
B<aniartsa r,ss ~ sa,f
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~ By the use Of iheso Pills tie periodic
attacks Of Nervous or SICK Headache may
be prevented; aud ftaken at the commence
meni OF an attack immediate relet from pain
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail ~ removing the Nausea
and Headache towhicb femaesare 90 .bject.
They act gently upon the bovels-reuoy-
ing CoStirenfss.
Fer Literary Men, studebfs, Delicate Te-
males, aud all persons Of sedenfary habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, iaipre wing
the appetite, giving tone and rigorto the di-
gestive orgahs and restoring their natural
elasteity and strength 10 the whole system
The CephClic Pulls are Tie resuli Of cog
investigation and carefully conducted eIper-
imcnts, having been 10 use mss years. dur
ing which time they haze prevented and re-
lieyed a vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether orig mating in the
asrr9p' system or 4 deranged state a the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable In
'heir oomposition. and mty To taken NJ all
times with perfect SAFETY, without making
any change Of diet. and the absence Of any
disagTeeat efesie renders Il easy TO admin
isier hem to children.
BEBARE or colyTERFkI7s.
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Tho follow iag certificate, signed by Al tie
Conuty Oficei9 fsT The Gsuutyoi Lamoiilc, aud
al the Town Officers Hna kas.aess Aieu Of
Hydepark, where this Machine we Invented.
will chow in Whist rospe il Is led ~ home,
when, It has teta pul in use.
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sPEeTAI NOTICES.
o,,-,7.tDuf NOTICE.

Important Notice.
To fgmsLes III aas one nGgcs'lon 'sm"Fe
s.ar.i.e fh.n anolher. + she announcement
afsfs.isl ssr tis p,atiiy ssgsrisg' % common
i .l.s sex. Maa lis roisaes q nAieb p only
,aus is Il. iaselye. Many good constitute
ASA .laks na.lsf V. whsle fsicnds wonaer TIE
.sax Tie asroo. .vsiem becomes affected
= ~ sfeA, arAm. aud aocopplain' CALI nnd
:, sm selief. 10 NEST perfectly relieve thefni
feana.. wh.ls aa,ufp par,uf the work . FULLY
.rrisl eus. . shat HrSxEwEiL's toLu ASo
prxs hss performed ~ 'nosi eNtr'me eases'and
a,s., amaoub,el testimonials confirm the dec
Isra,tan.
Asking the eaa,adsnes y Aii Sho can appre
ri.,e tie relief trota % mueh suffering, and to
aer.e, ,s,is valued lptpafanon Is itplymerit-
lne tic nsne nd fame q . ,rue An"dyne -
tas xishog loaN L. iipSsnwfLi-
Proprietor,
Boston, Mass.
ea a.. by all lcalsr u cilyond country
si,a.sr,sriets, n liuunewelr. Universal Cough
gsq,sly md EIuape Eclectic Plls,
sr ale wholesale ahlrota.iai Equinox Drug
Store, M9ebssnr VI.