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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dr. Wshart: have been constant sufferer viii
Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during which
time cannot say that ever enjoyed perfectly well
day. There we're times when tho symptoms were more
aggravated than at Others aud then seemed II would
be great relief 10 die. had az all times unplsas
ant feeling my head, but latterly my suferings
much increased that became almost unfit for business
of any kind my mind wat continually allied with Eioo-
my thoughts and for0bodIngs, and Il attempted -
change their current by reading at sensation OF
icy coldnsss in connection with O dead weight - 1t
were rested upon my BRAIN also a feeling Of sickness
would occur at my stomach and great pain 10 my syes
accompanied with which the continual fear VI
losing my reason. also experienced great lassituds,
debility and nervousness, which made II difficult 10
walk by day sleep by night. / became averss 10
society, and disposed only 20 seclusion and having
tried the skill VI n number Of eminent physicians Of
various schools, finally 70 the conclusion that
this disease, at present age IS years there was
cure in existence But, through the interference Of
Divine Providence, ~ whom dSvoutly oisr IA
thanks laSt 70 ind . sovereign remsdy in your Dys
pepsia Pills and Tar Cordial which seem 70 have efsc-
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No. 4j3 North Second street, Pbiadsphia, formerly
Of Woodbury., ". J.
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REEECRAPHIC..
Up to q O'Clock. A. M.

, WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-The joint COM
mittee of the Senate and House of Dele
gates, of Virginia, at Alexandria agreed
last night on bill callinga convention fol-
abolishing slavery in the State of Virginia.
which will be passed to morrow.
The funeral of Maj. Gen. Buford took
place this evening, and was largely attend.
ed. Eight Maj. Generals acted as Pail
bearers. President Lincoln attended the
services.
The report of the commission of 3 Chief
Engineers who have made careful expert
ments for months, showing the practica-
bility Of using petroleum and carbon oils for
the purpose Of generating steam, has been
ssued and proved satisfactory. 1t is said
by those who have seen it, that the results
show great saving, not only for merchant
steamers, but naval steamer can keep the
sea, under steam, three times as long with
less labor and greater economy as compared
with coal.
1t is understood that the majority oil the
committee on Military Affairs, in the House,
are opposed to repeating the Communication
clause in the enrolment act as reported
from the Senate Committee.
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Over the Falls.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2O.-As seven Iaoorers
this afternoon were rowing large scow
containing locomotive for the Frankfort
Railroad Company, from Jetfersonvlle to
the railroad river depot in Louisville, the
current carried them down over the falls,
destroying the boat sinking the Locomotive
and drowning three men ne remaining
four we're rescued by Captain Pink, OF the
steamer Celeste, who was in great danger IN
rounding his boat upon the falls
The past two days have been very COZ"
the mercury standing at in the morning
So above zero. --. .....
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New YORK, Dec. IA special to the
Times, dated Washington Is, says;
The Tax Commissioners Of Virginia have
prepared their list, and announce their sale
to take place January II. The first parcel
offered will be Arlington, the home of Gen.
Lee, comprising eleven hundred acres; the
most of the remainder is located at Alex
andria
Major General Hitchcock returned from
Fortress Monroe, having given his OIL
cial sanction to plan of Gen. Buffers, by
which it is hoped our suffering soldiers will
be released from Southern prisons. General
Butler is to send to City Point six or eight
hundred confined rebels, with an offer to
Commissioner Guild to exchange them man
for man, if this experiment proves success
full, exchanges on this basis will be resumed.
The statement that instructions have
been given, tending to ignore the rights, as
prisoners of war, of colored soldiers who
have been taken prisoners by the rebels,
whether bond or free, is incorrect. On the
contrary, the most stringent orders have
recently been issued, under which the rebel
authorities are to be held to strict account.
ability with regard to colored prisoners.
The Chesapeake having been captured on
British waters, will be given up to Colonial
authorities. Socretarys Welles and Seward
have so telegraphed to Halifax. 1t is not,
however, believed pirates will be allowed to
put to sea again.
New YORK, Dec. 20-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe letter reports the escape
from Libby Prison, and arrival in our lines,
Of Captain N. T. Anderson Of the 3lst Ind.
Volunteers, and Lieutenant j. F. Shelton,
18th Indiana. The first was captured the Sd
of May last, near Rome, Georgia, with Col.
Streight's command, on his famous raid thro'
Alabama, and the latter was taken at
Jackson, Mississippi.
A special to the Herald; dated Culpeper,
Dec. 10, says:
Almost simultaneously with the recent
raid by Col. Jones through our lines, near
Fairfax Station, an attack made on our
picket lines Of the lst cavalry division in
front of this place, one Of our pickets wa
gobbled, aud then the raid ended.
Recent rains make the roads almost
impossible for artillery.
Citizens here tell US we are soon to
evacua.e their town, but no signs of such
movements are apparent.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-The U. S. gun.
boat Kanawha has arrived here with the
pritoners captured while bound from Havana
to Mobile
Until within a short time she was used as
a rebel gunboat at Mabie.
The last black frost will considerably
shorten the sugar crop in louisiana.
Rumors come from Dixie that Bragg has
committed suicide, end that Longstreet is
trapped.
The recapture of Puebla by the Mexi-
cans is again affirmed.
New ORLEANS, Dec ll.-Three or four
thousand troops, under Writ Adams,
crossed the Mississippi and appeared in the
vicinity of Natchez early this week and
attacked our forces under Gresham, but were
repulsed and pursued. 1t is said we took
800 prisoners.
The steamer Won Phul, which left here
for st. Louis on Monday, was badly dam
aged by rebel battery Just above Bayou
Sara. A shell exploded in the pilot house,
killing the Captain, and Mr.. Curry, the bar
tender. Nine boat hands wounded three
| fatally. The boat was saved from destruc-
ton.
Lieutenant Gore, of Boston, and seven
others, of the Sd Massachusetts, cavalry,
were captured few days ago near Poet
Hudson br party of Logan's men. Lieut..
Gore was badly wounded, and four of his
men more or less seriously injured.
General Weitzel, commanding the First
Division of the 10Th corps, goes North to-
morrow by the. Morning Star 1t is expect
ed be will be transferred 10 Gen. Buffers
Department, in compliance with the wish
of the latter General; Others thiuk will re.
turn to this Department with two STARS.
Reports which have been current of a
conspiracy between colored troops and
rebel prisoners at Fort Jackson are false,
A destructive fire occurred here this
morning. Loss estimated at S250,O0O.-
Buildings were consumed on TscO Tcboupi
loulas street, between Grower ST. and
Natchez Alley. They consisted of the large
hardware store of Griff, Byones 4 Co.;
the stors of Smith Zeigler, and stores
we'll stocked with liquors, belonging 10 10
mas Pickles. Several other buildings on
Natchez Alley were injured by falling walls.
One fireman was killed, and severtl injured.
Dec. l2,-The excitement occasoned
here by the report of Mutiny at Fl. Jack
son on tbs 9th, has barely subsidized Iyet;-
Most wild and improbable rumors prevailed
that every white man in the Fort had been
msssacred that the negroes were about to
kill every white man in the vicinity, &C.,
but the truth was known at headquarters
early on the morning of the 10th. The
facts are as follows
The negroes had taken offense at one on
the officers in command, and swore ven
geance in trying to get possession OF his
person. They encountered more opposl
ton than they anticipated, and fred some
shots at random. but never intended to
create mntiny or shed blood, Not per,
son was injured. The whole affair did not
last half an hour. The officers easily qul.
etsd the men, and they have not since made
any demonstrations:
There is no ews from Texas, except the
capture of Fit, Esperaneg.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The necessary
papers have been ssued from the Treasury
Department for the establishment of Ma
tional Bank at New Orleans with capital
of half million dollsrs, underthe National
Currency Act Also, for a third bank at
St. Louis, with cash capital Of 100000
with the privilege and prospect of increas-
ing it to S5,O00,00O. The first National
Bank of this city will commence tomorrow
with the issue of notes recently proposed
by the Treasury Department for circulation
by such institutions.
Only $4,000 of the $500, 100000 Of the
5:2Os loan remain unsubscribed for,
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New YoRx, Dec, 19.-erhe SW ashington
correspondents of the Post says:
The rid of Mosbey's guerriIlas upon Fair
fax Court House startled this community,
and causes some anxiety at the War De.
partment. It's sample of what may be
expected during the winter unless General
Meade falls back near Washington Or
strengthens his communication the army
will be compelled to fall back if these raids
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The Herald's Morris Islaud correspondent
says the cause of the washing away Of the
Instructions in Charleston hsrbor was from
the famous floating battery being swept
adrift in the last gale and smashing through
the distractions. She now lies ashore near
the North end Of Folly Island.
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YSPEPSIA.
APositive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American Dyspepsia
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We say with safety that ninety casss out VI every
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DYSPEPSIA Dyspepsia quickly lays the foundation foI
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From Texas.

BosroN, Dec. 19.-The New Orleans cor.
respondent Of tine Traveller says:
Gen. Washburne holds the coast of Tex.
as from the Rio Grande t. within loo miles
of Galveston.
Another division of the 18th corps start:
for the Texas coast to-day, and the BELIZE
is that Galveston is the next place to be
put down in the history of the war, as hav
ing been reduced by Federals.
Gen. Franklin is still at New Iberia with
about four divisions.
Gen. Weitzelis going North to join Gen
Buffers command in few days. 1t is mol
known who takes his place.
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Arrival of the Steamship Morning Star

New YORK, Dec 2O.-The steamship
Morning Star, from New Orleans on the
10th and Havana on the 18th, arrived here
to-day. She brings 100000 in specie and
|, 100 Gales of cotton.
Meagre advices from Vera Cruz state that
the French were slowly advancing towards
the interior. The communications with
Vera Cruz were very precarious, conveys
both ways being attacked aud sometimes
cut up by guerrllas. Gen. Draze had made
a great raid through Quertaro, Mexico,
Oaxoca and other States, and captured $50
prisoners. Reinforcements of troops are
still being sent to St Domingo.
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News from General Sullivan.

New YORK, Dec. ia special from
the headquarters of the U. S. forces, West
Virginia, Dec. 18th, to the Herald says:
Gen. Kelley received dispatches tonight
from Gen. Sullivan, announcing the capture
of Coz, Carter, of the lst Va. Cavalry, and
a number of other prisoners, by force OF
the 22dPa,, sent out on reconnaissance in
Loudon county and towards Upperville.
Near the latter place they captured this
party.
The news of Univn movements continue
highly favorable.
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From General Grant.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The authorities
here have dispatches from. Gen. Grant at
Chattanooga, dated last night at o'clock.
They do not indicate any recent changes in
the state of affairs there. Grant is in
constant and direct telegraphic communi.
cation with Gen. Foster at Knoxville, and
had there been fighting between General
Longstreet's forces and ours, pursuing him
as The Press dispatches from Cincinnati
state, General Grant would doubtless have
sent such dispatches here. The fact that he
says nothing about such an engagement,
induces the belief that the news by the way
of Cincinnati, referred to above, is much
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FORTRESS MONROE. Dec l9.-A train Of
cars under flag of truce left Norfolk for
Suffolk yesterday, with IA women and IL
children, 10 remain South during the war.
Maj. Gen. Butler has issued an order for
the enrolment of all able bodied male citi
zens, colored and white, between lo and 45
years of age, in this department, to be
completed June 1864.
The magazine explosion at Yorktown de
stroyed nearly all the buildings in the town
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Cavalry i'm StauntOn

BALTIMORE, Dec. l9.-Messengers from
Gen. Sullivan's cavalry beyond Winchester
report that Gen. Averilrs cavalr. We're IN
Stanton yesterday and tore up the railroad
for six miles between there and Gordous
vile. This is very important it true, but
lacks confirmation.
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A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
Hear Uhat M; John H. Babcock says.
No. 1928 Oliver iTEExI,
Philadelphia, January n, 1853.


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The Chesapeake Transferred
to the British AuthOriti les.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The Secretary
of the Navy received a despatch from Com
mander Clary, dated Halifax, the 18th say
ing that the Chesapeake has been transfer
red to the British authorities.
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Gold Quotations.

New YORK, Dec. l9.
GoLD-opsned at SIX advancing to 5216 and
closing dull at So
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Cloth Cloth | Cloth

TUSi received the largest stock Of Cloths or Ladies
y Cloaks ever brought to this aty. beautiful ar
ticls Ga vide, for 600 yard Also Cloaks, Circu-
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cheap. ALEX. HEYAAS,
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nov25 Wheeling, W. Va.
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S0 .goss crtmped Braid, Just received and for,
W sale. NJ RHELESTROM
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THE HEgON DVIKE
CORN SHELLER !

j. b. RAND'S PATENT.
Patented August 18th, 1861.
In presenting this new invention to the agri-
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to convince any intelligent man that this Is the
best machine for Smelling Corn that has ever been
in use, tor several reasons
LIST. 1t shells all the kernels from the cob.
I'd. 1t shells with great rapidly
Sd. There is less number of pieces constl-
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get out of order, and it costs less than any ote'
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with
Below are a few names of Farmers and others
who have seen this machine and have expressed
themselves satisfied that it Is the best and really
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E. +. Bingham, Morrisville,
Nehemiah Waterman, Hydepark,
A. S. Whipple, Morrisyille,
Kendrick Spaulding I"
J. p. West :"
Harris Bundy, "
J. B. Tabor, 4" ....
b. l.. Rand 4"
Loren Bundy, " nj.
W. |. ATKINS Il s. B. CLARK, OF MorrlSvill1 ,r
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SSUMMER STREET, BOSTON.
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.

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The machine manufactured by the Grover &
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