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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

cppTAry CURE FOR PfLEs.-IF YOU ARE
"A ,'asd with Bleeding Bind or Itching Plies. Dr.
rs pt.e Medisne. It certain cure. Thco Be-son,
M al Exchange place, was afflicted for fifteen years.
ana Ma medicine cured him For sale at le4 Bowery
1,rsrSEss CARDS, 81 1000; BIILHEADs, So REAN- :.
Is book job, paper and PeroeA printing q al sndn
Sshmen corner OF Reade and Centre streets Envelopes,
cheap. made order.
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~. JoHSs, ". r., Feb. Ia, II CO
The weather is very severe and The inhabitants " this
island sro suffering very much IN Consequence.
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The Steamship city OF Washington.

the StsansHfp tVy OF washington, WHICH, IeTI tHIs pfI
the afternoon Of the 18th utmo, arrived at Queens.
town the evening q the 2sth, thus making the pas
the year.
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At4tfNktS.
BrESupA-BFis Eliza Barss--c-p. r.-ssi' n n >,.,,
Aos CArSs-sehr oricp.~~--art BlsI, ,,;, B" '0''a'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01
coNGREssInNAI. ELEcrInN.

Some inquiries having been made Of q.
on the subject, We give below the la~ in
relation TO the Congressional election i'm
hi. State.
The Legislature, al ito ertra ses,ioa in
September. 1861, laid OF the State inte
Congressional Dstsicts, as Iollsws:
FIRST Disiriei--M Marin. Hereford, Gates.
chowan. Perquilnmons. Pssquoiank, Ca.-
dss. rurrituck. Nurthampton, Washing
tun. Tsrrell and Berilr.
Seeord District = HALIFAX. Edgreoab-.
Beaufort. Wilson, Piti. Greene. Lrnoir AID
HYDE.
Third Di.rriet-Carteret. Craven. Dap
lin. James. 0nslow, Wayne. Johnston aaa
sampson.
Fourth Distrirt-New Han.vtr, Brsns.
wick. Columbus. Blsden, Robrson, Can
bsrIana, Richmond and Haraett.
Filth thsriet-warren. frsskliH. Grsa~
vile, Wake. Orange and Nash.
Sixth Dlstrict-Aiamance. Person, cas-
veil. R"ek,nshah, GaillOd. stske, ssd
Forsydle.
seventh Di.iricJ-- Rondalph. DsvldsoR.
Chatham. Masre. Mohigomery. Sianl, sad
Ansan.
Eighth Disir,ct--Rosas, Caba:rhs. Us
ion. Mecklenburg. G.s,on. Lincoln, IA
lswba and Clrssrland.
Ninth Districi-Ashe. Allegheny, Csld
well. Wilkes. Alexander. Ysskin. Sarry.
Da,ie. IredeIl and Burke.
Tenth Disirict-Clay, Cherokee, Mse.s.
JacksoA. Madison. Buncsnbs, Trsnssl,i
MIA. Henderson, Polk. Isnesy. Mcdowell,
Rstherio,d. Mtchrll. Hay~sod and Va
isuga.
The slecljons are TO be held at the ,s.,
places - are prrs~rihed tor holding sIet
iivns for members Of the General Asss
bly,. on Tie sr., Wsdne,d.y il No, eaber.
1868. Rri N@AuA
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~eSS

Our hands too have to have increased
wages or they cannot live. We are nov
paying fifty cents per thousand en-, s,a
sixteen dollars week. and those Who l.i,or
for US can barely subs,sl. and il provisi.n.
continue 70 90 UP in price we must stilI n.
crease wages or they must starve.
In view Of VII these things what are v.
to dsf There is but one answer. pr.
prie,ors Of newspapers must increase their
prices to correspond with the increased
price of publication. or suspend. In view
OF these facts therefore We suggest the pr..
Rriety Of a meeting Of al the publishers Of
the State. at Raleigh or sumo other cony.-
nlent place. AT an early day, that some uni.
form rates may be agreed upon that will
enable Us 10 weather the storm. We re-
fran irom furtaer suggestions AZ this tim,
and leave the matter with the papers, of The
State. heping il the suggestions thrown out
meet the appreciation OF our brethren they
will let US hear from them.
Ralish Duiiy P,asren.
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witlrout the default Of the owner. the Go.
vernment shall pay just compensation
therefor, to be ascertained by appraisers
appointed and qualified as provided in the
third section. When such property when
returned has, in the opinion Of the owner,
been injured whilst in the public use, the
amount Of damage thereby sustained shall
be ascertained 10 the manner prescribed in
the Sd section, the officer returning the
property being authorized to act on behalf
Of the Government. and upon such inqui.
~ the certificate OF the value Of the proper
ty when originally impressed shall be re-.
ceived as prinsa facie evidence Of the value
thereof.
"SEc. 8. When slaves are impressed TO
labor on foaifcations or other public works,
the impressment shall be made according
TO the rules and regulations prescribed in
the laws of the State wherein they are i'm
pressed ; and in the absence Of any such
laws, in accordance with such rules and
regulations not inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act, as the Secretary Of War
shall from time to time prescribe, provid-
ed no impressment of slaves shall be made
when they can be hired or procured by the
consent OF the owner or his agent,
"SSc. TO- This section provides, for the
punishmentc Of any officer, non commission
ed officer or private. who shall yiolate The
provisions Of this act; and provides that
the bill be entitled "An act TO regulate
impressment."
We take the above from the Richmond
Examiner. Both Houses Of Congress have
passed the bill, snd il is now Law.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01
AN IsroRrasr IsyrsrIos.-A eorre,pos-

An IMPORTANT IsvENrIos. correspos-
dent Of the Greensille g. Co. Enierpriss.
writing from Jone.'s Island. thus speaks ol
new appliance recently introduced int
Fort sumter and other Notifications around
Charleston, for trsvcrsing guns;
Among the new discoveries brought on {
By this war. is one BY Lieut.. Cnl. Charles
A Yates. OF Fort Sumter, which facilitates
raversihg a gun 10 such al esten, that 4
will require iwn hundred and fifty mes
less 1. work the guns in Fort Sumter nov
than formerly. u j. said that boz can
move a eolumbiad as easily a. the quaH
tum Of men required before. vsics 10 gep
orally from ok 10 twelve.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

The Governor Of South Carolina has ia
sued proclamation prohibiting the expor.
tation OF provisions and breads,uffs IRON
that state Tor the purposes Of speculation.
.or thi.ty days The bs.rer OF pair Of
aged ducks was refused permission 10 cross
The Savannah river few days ago at Ham
busg 10 reach The Augusta MARKET
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

klLLKs.-A palitieal prisoner al tse
Confederate prison here. was shet throssh
The head BY one of the guard about 10 .
clock last THURSDAY night. while atiempt.
ing TO escape, aad instantly killed. his
name wsJ. A. ]. Collins, and he 10 said 10
be from Virginia. Others. il 10 reported,
we're about attempting their escape u The
same time. bat The killing Of Collins stop
ped them. saisLvy Wafeh~m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

siLr.-rhe proprlstors OF the N,ihiR;
ton Cosnty salt.~orks have made 50
tract with lhs State Of Virginia 10 isrsiss
sc. 900 bushels OF salt II o. IS per bsshsl
This quantity. says the Richmond WAis.
will be ample i"r 81 ths peopis u the State
$4,000 bushels per month ID 10 be fsrnish.
I'd for the hrsi eight uns,hs. and the whole
anouat 10 be delivered before March 1864.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01
Aillsbaraugb Rsrarnsr,
HIILSBnROUGH, IN. G.
Weds esslay, April 4, 1863.

We recsised few days ago q communication
signed .Many Voters" naming citizen of this
county as candidate for Congress for this district
Before publishing communication Of this kind we
ought to know the name Of the writer's f ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01
4 GARD.
. HILLsBORoUGH CADETS"

All former Cadets Of The Marlborough Military
Academy being invited 10 unite with the prssen.
corps IN assisting to erect a Monument TO the late
Col. q. e. Tsw. founder AMI former Superintsn dess
Of this institution. are requested 10 address their con-
irihulions 10 Cadet W II. Calhcsrl Chairman q
Committee on Contributions, NJ. A., liillsbofoueh,
N. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01
HABEAs CORPUS.

An interesting case has been decided by
Chief Justice Pearson, as detailed in the
Salem Press On the 18th instant C. N.
Whitehart, Of Guilford county, made affR
davit that he had been arrested at his
house BY r. r. Kerner. a Captain Of Mill
tia in Fersythe county. assisted by other
persons under his command, without any
precept or process Of Law, and carried by
force into fersythe county, where he was
then detained, contrary to the laws and
constitution. He thereupsn applied 10
Judge Pearson for writ Of habsas corpus.
which was granted and furthwilh served.
Kerner at once brought Whitehart before
the Judge. and deposed as follows:
"0ae lanes H. Conrad. and ,wn others.
TO me unknown, protesting 10 be detailed
and authorised by Confederate officer 10
arrest conscripts and. describes. ordered
me rs Captain Of Militia. in FORSYTH
county, to arrest said Whitehart, a citizen
and resident of Guilferd county. who they
alleged had been harboring one VIM. Bee
son, a conscript or deserter. objected to
going out Of the county they said had
authority to 20 out Of the county and that
they had authority To look after the Militia
officers. and see that they did tseir duty !;
aud made threats thai il did not obev
their orders that they would report me,
aud that they gave me foil power 10 tie or
shoot If resisted. And made the arrest
under these orders.
"R. r. KERNER, Can't"
"NoRrH CAkoLIsA Upon the facts set
out IN the return Of, r. Y. kerner. am OF
opinion that the arrest aud detention 81:
Chordv Whiteheari, was nulawfuI and
without suihority0f Law. Iamnot sppris.
ed that the Legislature have. al their re-.
cent session, passed an act making ii an
lndictsble offence 70 harbor recgsani con.
SCRIPT Or desertsr: but il auy &C, Of the
kind vas passed, IL could saiv saihnris.
the arrest Of the party b, process ol the
civil ssthoriiiesi that j.. BY a,wsrrani 10.
sued b. Judge or Justice If the Peace on
belief Of probable cause stated upon cath
and directed TO the sheriff. constable or
other laafsl officers. A Confederate on !.
Ger or militia officer has 10 asthbrity 10
execute the laws Of the State Of North
Garslina.
IL, is therefore considered by me. tina,
The said chvrdy Whitshsrt be discharged
With liberty to 60 wherever he will. lis
lur!her considered that the coat u said
Whitehsrt. allowed BY law. in this pro.
ceeding, be paid by said Kerner. 10 be
taxed by The clerk u the Superior Court Of
Gallford Csunty.'sgreeable TO act Of AZ.
sembly ~ that case made snd provided.
"R. M. PEARSON, Oh. J. s. e.
AT Salem, 18Th Of March. 1852"
On The testimony of Whitehsrt and Ksr.
ner. the Chief Justice issued a Brntn,
Warrant for the arrest Of Conrad for he
unlawful arrest of Whitehart. pyu
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

IMpREssngNTs The Senate yesterday
passed. A. the House had done The day be-
fore, the lmpressment bill as repnrted by
the Committee OF Conference. The bill
guarantees just compensation 10 the pro.
ducer, Whenever his property shall b. Ia
Ken for public use. This is all that any
should claim. II now only remains for the
agricultural class to set to work with
might and main TO produce tae largest pos
sible amount of the nrrrssarir- &c life.
With ample stores Of provisions, oar cau,t
is safe, fhe matter is nne Of peculiar in.
terest TO Virginia, for. unless an army suffi-
cient to resist the hosts Of the enemy ran
be subsisted on her soil. the STATE must be
abandoned. Self.interest, patriotism and
humanity. therefore. appeal. trnmpet
tougued. TO our people towork like beavers
for,the largest crops Of provisions ever pro-
duced. Richmond Hh,g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

The talk about impressment has slsrnsd
the holders ol bacon. and we learn m un--
sual quantity Is oiferiag during the last lev
days, and that the price has fallen /" 80
cents . pound, This shoes thar little
prs''srsi i productive Of good ressls.
Preg,se.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

Religious Notice.-Ths funeral Of r. r..
BRADSHAW will he preached At Philips Chapel the
kts, Sabbath in April. .. PEARCE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01
A WORD 10 PUDIisHERs.

WV4sb ~ Eh0tsl1nEN-s
Cannot the Publishers Of thi, state have
. meeting here " AZ some central puint for
the consideration Of matters Of great I'm (.
portanre 10 ihemselve. and to the public 7
We think The members of the press 10
Georgia have had =. meeting recently at
which unllorn prices Of subscription. ad !.
sertising, &c, were arranged aud agreed
upon. The publishers Of this State must
agree upon. some concert Of action for their
own protection Or the people viii snon be
without newspapers. When We 6rst CON-
,neneed the publication Of the Progrest in
Raleigh We paid twenty-five cent. Tor pa.
per, and fixed our prices for advertising and
Subscription upon the suppositiOu that it
would remain at that. But il soon went
up, to thirty, new TO thirty-hye. and We
have received a notification from the mill
that forty cents pound will be demanded
IN aud alter Mondsy next. Nor ~ill il
stop there, for parties from other States are
offering the manufacturers here City cents
4 pounL. aud u course, human nature be-
ing the sane the world over--eyersbody
wanting al they can get for what they have
will yield, and We shall have Ia pay &c.
u cerls il not more. To the credi, of the
Nruse Manufacturing Company be Il sad.
however. they nov furnish Us al less than
j. offered them Tor all they can turp out.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

FLouR-Ths Editor Of the Mobile Re-
gi.ier publishes on elaborate article. ad-
duciag facts and figures 10 shaw that the
present high price of Flour is not caused
by scarcity, bul by the heartlrs speeala.
TOR and misery hoarder. lie calculates
that there are nov name hundred fLausa,,d
barrels Of flour in that part Of th, Conird-
sracv not occupied by the enemy. enough
10 do the people until next harvest il i, was
put fairly in the market. We have vead
the calculations carefully and believe they
are correct.
The fact is. there is no danger 81 star
sstioR unless the crop Of the rrrseat year
should prove failure. which We have no
reason now u expect; and all the talk
about starving is calculated TO do harm by
deceiying the enemy into The belief that
hunger will DO what powder and shn, has
failed 10 do. There /, an abundance Of
bread and meat 10 last until the nrI. crop
Is gathered aud is our farmers will turn
their whole attention TO raising lood. the
war will be shortened. fur our enemies will
see that We cannD, be spbiagIrd neither
By hunger nor the bayoaet.
In Raleigh. and other parts Of the eoun.
try. bacon has declined from o. 10 IS cts.
per pound. CkUIsii, Dsn0ersk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-01

We cspy 'hs ioo~iar ffon Tie bal, Prssrr.
fnJ.y. The sasss.,iSa deserves Tie sss.atssiis
81 brethren Of the Press
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-22
E,ssOireMrs F'osiCe.

Stephen g. Kss'h OSaanyEaaiTdRs ob ,si' s sss
His Creditors. that Stephen G.Keech give
atiee 20 his creditors, ndorsers and
hat the I'd Monday of April next is fixed
for the said Stephen G.. Keech to appear in the
circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
auch interrogatories as his creditors, endorsers
md surstie s may propose oralle &c gainst him;
Ind that copy of this order be published in
- slle newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land once a week for three successive months
ar 20 tho said second Monday Of April
ext, AS such notice.
Tes--H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Jov. 20, lss2-5m.
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Fashions Ahead OF all Others.
TRY IT FOR One YEAR,
Al,cays in Advance:

Terms-Al,cays in Advance:
One Copy, One Year, 80 90
Three Copies, for Ono Year, 5 90
Five Copies, for One Year, so
Eight Copies, for Ono Year, 10 90
Sixteen Copies, for One Year, 20 90
Premiums for Getting up Clubs.
Three, Five, Eight or moro copies make a club
To every person getting up club of Three
Five, Eight or Twelve copies, an extra copy o,
the Magazine for 1868 will be givon, or our
mezzotint for framing, "Bunyan Parting from
his Blind Child in Prison." To every person
getting up club of Sixteen, two Of either of
the premiums will DO sent.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
800 Che ,tnut Street, Philadelphia.
Specimens sent gratis, when written for.
Nov. II, 1862.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-22
collection Of Claim, 8
Against the United States.

E;ANlHG secured the corporation OF e.
IA hCi"Gt ana very suc,r7siui Agents, in
Washington CITY, for the adjustment ana col
ieCtioa of claims against the Iui'"a States
Gorernmen', whose long cArerIrrcc in TIE
,t!Icss Of The Pr, master Gcn"rai aud Quarter
muster General, have famiagiz..t lem with
he Proceedings and details Of be -ire.3 in IL,
proper Departments, and 'vr AhDse rrspon :
"lht nj pror0ptress Az wIiltrgip veuch:
n"d Nr'n& provided with "a. latest necessary
'cFGr ana Instructions from Tue Auditor
Hihrc, am now Prepared TO prosecute aud
collect. With al possible facility and dispatch,
nj awful claims against the Government Of
the United St.te2, on III. usual ana reasonu-
Die terms including
FOR Horses ami otter property lust ar de-
Sroyed whiiist IN tie sercice Of III GnHea
States Subsistence, Transportation H.
pcnSeS incurred Ia organizing. s"byiating and
traHgpe. ting T'cy,S. }y'or 10 mHSic5 ,afo ytr-
rice; Sotdi.rs a"{ Ieaatstfa Pay hounjY,
PtaSjoa@ ; HliaHce iUe 10 dcceg&ed SOl,E95
aAd BoHaiy LaHd.
CHARLES B. TNEUSTuN,
Attorney ~ Law,
Cumberland, Nd.
IT. Office on Baltimore Street, near the
Railroad Depot
June 70, ~ -Gm.t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-22
Friends and Relatives
HOLLO WAYS PILLS
And OIN TMEN =.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills a"d
Ointment; and whore the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no better present can be sent then
by tbeir friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never. failing friend in the hour Of
need,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-22
& altinaore and Chic Hail
Road.

4. ~ q -. -:
New Schedule for Passenger rains
On AND AFTER MONDAY, lsT W ArHiL, 1862.
THROUGH MAIhTRAlN daily eX. Sundays)
Leaves Baltimore mt $40 u. IN.
-" Cumberland at 5.57 p. IN.
Arrives in Wheeling" 5.lS a. m.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Wheeling AT $50 p. m.
I" Cumberland 800 n. IN.
Arrives in Baltimore eco p. m.
recommendation Train .tor the IPcst
Leaves Cumberland 7.lj II. m.
Arrives in Wheeling $40 p. M.
Accommodation Train from the West
Leaves Wheeling Mt lO.i0 n. IN.
Arrives in Cumberland at $50 p. III.
Through Tickets for all the principal cities
North and West ofthe Ohio River, may be pro.
cured at this office.
L. C. benin, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April !, 1862.
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UUU,OUU TO SELL

R00 000 MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS !
p 2 ~ ~ Wv SO TO SELL Il Inn cor,rv
CoLoRED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug. &c,
1862; cost $40, 0o0 to engrave it and one years
time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Col
ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price OF
fifty cents; $4,000 names ore engraved on this
map.
1t is not only a County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas combined in
one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man SO to SIS per
day, aud will take back all maps that cannot
be sold and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth 20 try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass well, fur
nished all our ageat1.
Wanted-Wbole7aIe agents for Ger Mans in
e:ery State. California, Canada, England,
France, and Cuba. a fortune may be made
with few hundred dollars capital. No COM
petition. J. 4. LLOYD,
No. 1Gf Broadway, New-York.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virgil
mia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, cost $780,
GEO, which is marked Antietam Creek,
ShCrpsburP, Maryland flights, Williansport
Ferry, Rhorersyiile, hollands Ford and all 9TH
| crs on the Potomac, and every other place in
Maryland, |irgnia, and Pennsylvania, or mon
ey refunded.
LLOYDB
TYPOGRAPHICAL NAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS,
| is the only authority for General Buell. and the
| War Department. Money refunded to any one
finding an error in it. Price 50 cents.
From The Tribune, Aug. 2.
| "LLoYD'S NAP or VIRGINIA. MARY
LAND, AND PaHNSYLVANIA.-r Map
is very large; its cost is but % cents, and Il il
| tie j.st ,rh:ck cTH be pnrchGscd"
| LL0YD'S GtEAT MsP OF TUX MISSES
| SIpPI EiYEH--t rom Actual Surveys by Capts
/ Bart tnd Wa. Bow n, Mississippi River Pilots,
ot -. Louis, 80, shoes every ma S plantation
snd owners nsne fiom st. Loui, 10 the tiulfoi
! Mexico 800 mi!eS-ey san bar, island
| town, landing, ana all places "a miles back
| from the riNer--coio: ed in counties aud States.
| Price, 8 Ia sheets, So pocket form, and 81 so
on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. %.
NAVY Der RraETr,
Washington. Sept. L.. 1862.
! J. r. LLoyD--Sir: Send ne your Nap Of the
Mississippi Ri9er, with pr,,e per hundred cop
! iaa. hear-A dnirai Charles Il Davis, 90 nman-
ding the Mississippi squadron, j. authorized to
! pvr'ha., - many ra1rircI so7 uao of that
! sIuadron. GIDEON WELHES,
Oct 2--3t. Secretary Of the Navy.
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To daches and Want Of bppetlta, Incl
dental to Soldiers.

paving proper attention to the Directions which
are attached to each Pot or Box.
Sick He daches and Want Of appetite, Incl
dental to Soldiers.
Those feelings which go sadden us, usually
arise from trouble or annoyance, obSructed
Precipitation, or eating and drlnElnE whatever
is uuwhOlesome, thus disturbing the bealthiui
action, OF the liver and stomach. These organs
must be relieved, if You desire to be we'll. Tbs
Pills taking according to the printed inetruc-
tions, will quickly produce healthy action in
both liver and stomach, aud a. 4 natural 'Onse-.
quenco clear head and good appetite.
Weakness or Debility Induced by over Fatigue
Will soon disappear by the use Of these in
valuable Pills and the Soldier will quickly &C.
quire additional strength. Never let the boW"is
be other confined unduly acted Ginu. l. may
seem strange that Holloway's Pills should he
recomtn ndod tor DyF.Gt'ry and Eiux, many
persons suppociug that they would incrr, 50 the
! relaxation This Is great ,nisulke. for ihesc
Pills w:li correct the liver and stomach aud thus
remove all the aerid humors from tn" system 49,
This mediru. Will give tone and vigor to the
whole organic system however GcfaHG"d, while
health and strength follow as ~ .;i.T Of ooUrte.
Nothing will stop The relaxation Of tho Bowels
so faTe as this famous medicine.
Volunteers Attention Indiacrotions OF Youth.
Sores and Ulcers. Blotches aud $weiings, can
with certainty be radically cured II the flis hro
taken night aud morning, and the Ointment he
freely used "a stated ~ tie printed directions
ii tranted in any other manner they TRY rp in
me part to break out IN another. hercas this
Ointment will remove the humnrs from, The sys-
TEN and leave the Patient vigorous and thy
man. IL will require little perseverance, IN
bad cases to insure lasiiag cure.
For Wounds either occagloncd By the Saysnst,
Saors or the iullet, sores OF bsnises.
TTo which every Soldier ard SaiIurarr liable