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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

From the Richmond Sentinel, June s.
From PicksbuTg. the telegram which publish 70
day, and which, usnal that quarter as turbk
~ the waters Of inc hsesl ppi ~ at OF the
fact that yckaburs not only safe but thus far has had
Infinitely the best Of the fighting.
We have not much 10 add 10 this news from other
sources Grant fen back four miles. when no 10
dching. Hs and Johnston have not yet tried conclu
slons but we suppose may hear any day that the
Tnan1uvsing has commenced which herads tho battle
We learn thai railroad communication To hatcher
beyond Jackson) perfect save space Of one and half
miles beyond Jackson and four miles this SIDE hch
was destoyed BY tho Yankees Tho people OF Jackson
are In high spirits
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n.s., Asss..s. ~ IN. A~.,,.

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ovms
un reported ma, Yanssa fsueai sna t-s uar<-
turv. md With uooss. passd - sLs hsiiAsssy r,'~
W waassts~h 90 Thsfs1ay sisti.
YESTERDAY me sssmy ms usif Apss@fsfes % sss
vu,.,n csasty % ibs r<isiy q tbs cosu n9uss.
nsainx ib.s uuai sssreS@t1as. Asary sois~n ~
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a.. ossi 100 that ~ rsr1sas ~~s esstaoy 20 ~
to,as mm TIA, gtAes A Idssa-is fosos h3s Ssss
.ss, W <riys ne nssssssrs ~.
rae Captures Isswi'ss' as osss swamp.
Gvrns We sert snxsgenfss a Svn tusmp 80 ssy
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ssr,, L<u,~ss vsis oowssspasg. o~pssssS ~ ne
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

General PeMberton - the Army.
The Mns5ADpSan publishes speech made BY Gcnsral
Pemboron, after the repalses Of the enemy. II In ~
follows
"i on have hoard that was Incompetent and traitor
and that II was my Invention 70 eel VIcksburg Follow
and you will zee the cost Al which viii sell vicks
Isst grain Of the last and hog horse aua
dog shall lave boon co0surned, and tbe last shall
4 sell Wick. burg
10 said shs, the Tremendous repoIse sud slaughter q
tho Yankees ~ v'shsbws sunday dns q sSra-
tagen Of Gensrs psDbsrtrn, Who made 6esns of eva
coating part u his works, when the essfny vvshod ip
only 70 be with UElenss slaughter fron artillery
placed 10 ~ 70 take shsm With = rakibg nrc.
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YoHtrlwH, Va, juno o, nos.
We have Just returned from g those interesting
lstlo expeditions through Ming William county. Va that
arc now termed raids Tho whole amir wae Q perfect
success II was carried out In q sdiery way and ono
Of the most satisfactory features Of the Affair waa The
absence Of plundering and psing which on too many
former occasions have been permitted fearful extent.
While our forces were at West roint Major General
Keyes proposed tho sSpeditior, and, the coast beng
clear for operations an expedition gotten up and pvt
IN execution during the pas, few days
Tho following orders issued guide those con-
mand -
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l.. +. Hadley, Of Chicago, Illinois,
who has had considerable experience
with the Chinese Sugar Cane, says,
in q communication to the Prairie
Farmer. that the time to make sugar,
commences when the cane begins to
mature, and ends when the cane is
fully ripe, after which it will make
good molasscs, but not sugar. Sew
cral years trial has convinced him
that this is the case, and in illus
tration he gives the results from cane
cut just as the seed was beginning to
turn brown, which granulated finely
while the syrup from the rest Of the
field, cut when fully ripe, refused (
''sugar off," lie recommends to Gu
early, and work it up as fast as pos
siblc, but thinks It will make snga
late, if cut before fully ripe.
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Frum The American Agricll,urist.
Treatment Of Orchards.

xTealmcut VI SAS@eA~s.
Many farmer plants an orchard,
and concciving that he has done ~
that il required Of him. takes NO
farther trouble with it until, IN me
coursc OF years, there 10 fruit which
needs gathering. Perhaps by the time
Ills trees come into bearing, he has
heen induced 10 take an agricultural
;.,nrn,l. AMI there lcarns that trees
are prnnvd to render them more pro
,lurtivc. Pleased with the little irnit
Ne already has, he admits the ncces
sity for pruning, and goes iort,' WIN
knife. saw. ana axe, and makes an
indiscriminatc cutting, and thinks ne
has pruned his orchard, Next year
tbc trees bear less than the year be-
fore and he sets down all pruning Us
useless. and all agricultural pnoiica-
lions as humbugs. 1t is for the bene-
fit Of Just such people that this article
is written-those who catch at rag
,nent and think they have the whole
To ali who this season begin to give
attention to their orchards we say
Never cut limb unless you see clear
" that something is to be gained .,
the operation. Leok carefully at ths
tree and decide whether it will be bet
ter for any cutting, or it left alone.--
Do not cut unless the tree will he th'
better for it. Ii limb grows in thu
center Of the tree, where the fruit cal
not receive the influence of the sul
and air, cut it ont. II two limbs eros
one another so that both will be chat
cd by the action Of the wind, cut o.
one Of them. Does a limb grow i
such direction that the tree will b
thrown ont Of balance and grow loI
eided-off with it. Unless limb
evidently useless or in some way j.
furious, it need not be removed
There are two extremes: one is to i
tree grow without any care, and Il
other is excessive ard injudiciol
pruning-both are to be avoided.
the tree is doing well, let it alone;
disposed to make too rampant growi
Of wood, more than can be thorough
ripcned, cut it back; but as a gencr
rule be sparing Of the pruning tool
Ifan orchard has been properly car,
for from the beginning, the amount
annual pruning required will be We
small; no tree ought to get SO far Q
Of bounds Is to require anything mo
than the knife. Still there are ma
who have neglected ones, where
severe pruning must be practised.
This is the proper month in which
do it. The trees are now in full Wig
and an attempt will be made to h,
over any wound made in pruning.
the limb to he removed is large, us'
saw, set rather wide, and be care
that the limb in failing does not t
of o portion Of the bark and leav,
ragged wound. To prevent this, il
we'll to make an incision with
knife, quite through the bark at
place where the limb is to be saw
of. Do not leave long stubs, but 8
close to the base Of the limb. i
advantageous to cover the wound "
salntion OF shellac in alcohol; |
may be made Of the consistencc
paste, and applied to the wound
means Of brush. In going over
orchard, remove all suckers and
those sucker-like limbs which in
trees are apt to spring from the lar
branches. Apple trees will wi
the Winter is severe, be benefited
summer pinching Of the vigor
shoots;
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UTA dear little gill Of four years wss
saying her prayers not long since. when her
roguish brother. three years older, came
slyly behind end pulled her hair. whhou,
moving her head she paused and said
.P.esse, Lord. excuse me minute while
kick Freddy" We have known older per
sons hereaboui 10 excuse themselves frou
praying, 70 "kick" somebody.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-IIExRy A. HoLTRAus.
Auditor-JoHH MEHRIxGER.
Tressurer-THEoDoRE SoHpERhAHs'
Recorder--AUGusT L1scHoI.
Sheriff. OHM WEIKEL.
Coroner -CHARLEs kRAUs.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
j. d. BIcEwKRnEnT,
WIN. n. GREEN, Commiss'o"es"'
II. NJ. DAVIS ,
OFFICERS OF BAlEBRIpcE TOWNSHIP.
J.s,ices- Sebastian Kuebler, M. Keefer,
J. Rose.
Trustee--M. Keefer.
Constables-A. Eckert, III. Endhoien
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.AsrrAcruRER AND pEsLKR IN

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JASPER, IND,
OFFERS histhanks 70 the citizens Of Du.
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patronage, and soIicits continuance and
extension OF the same, feeling confident that
Ne can make Il to the interest Of persons in
want OF any thing in bis line 20 deal with
him, a. HE motto 10 "small profits and quick
sales" May ID. '62.
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An Army Of COpperheaus
~ Office IL hereby given to holders q
~ orders on the Treasurer o. Duoo !,
Cosnty. that there Is MONEY II IhL
TREASURY Of said county TO redeem al'
riders 10 to No. 800 issued prior 10 January
IL. 1862. which have been presented ic'
payment, and that all interest on said orders
; stopped after this date.
THEO. SONDERMAN, T. d. g.
Jssper. June 9Th, 1868 --4w.
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Beflnntml6un9en|
in beutI6er @pr19e'
iperDen in bieIer 81
flee au1S 8elte unb
@pblftillfe an9efer>
|tiaet.
ToWnship Meeling NOtiCc.

Township Meeu1mg NOu1Cc'
~ Office Is hereby given that The under.
IN signed Township Trustee Of cambridge
Tow nship, Dubois County, will attend on
the last Saturday Of every month. AZ the
Library room In the Court House, 10 Jasper,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. n. and
4 o'clock, r. NJ for the purpose Of attend.
inr 10 the township business, and he hopes
iii having such business will attend at those
times. MATTHIAS hlErEn'
May Q. 1S63.--3m.
17Pav us what you owe us.
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J. RESER,
|EHSHIONABLE TAILOR,

lawrence street, next door 10 Union Ho'e''
JASPER, md.
:. OFFERS his services 10 the public
to attend to all the branches o. tailor
IL ing, and will be thankful for snare
n patronage. He guarantees OIL ms worS
20 Be done in the best style. he mas
small stoct Of choice goods, which ne VIII
make up cheap for cash. Cutting done on
short notice. aug o ioo-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-29
ISiIEU UMA.TISM.

rszasillS pafui disease has bsfcd tho most skifal
sM9 physicians au popular remedies 1t IL tho mot
(,eVo difficult of diseases to tfeat-yet RtDWAI'S
~ READY RELIEF has never failed in an rd ne I'M
cate relief To the sufferer aud in all cases of Acute,
nh,mmatory or Nervous Rheumatism, To effect pa+-
manept cure. [ln ChroRc Rheumatism mud Goit, RAD
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, called Reaouating Re.
sore,t should be taken adjunct with the READY
RELIEF.)
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A COMPANION 70 FEMALE LIFE.
MI TALE
LIFE AMONG THN MORMONS.

By AUSTIN N WARD.
This, like the above. is a work of great and
unusual interest, and will be eagerly read as a
companion volume to "FEMALE LIFE.'
Il is large l2mo. volume, neatly bouub in
cloth, illustrated with engravings and will de
semitic any address post paid on receipt of price
OO--or on receipt of 900 we will send both
he above works, postage prepaid. ... ..
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"That one half of the world cannot imagine
how the other halflive," is no less true than
trite; and the lesson the adage affords, our ex-
ptrience and observation daily tends to verify.
Then, too. when we consider the ever varying
phases OF human passion and the discordant
elements from which all novel and fanatical
sects are moulded, it can scarcely seem sur
prising that faithful record of actual events
should exceed in singnlarly the widest dream
Of romance; or that crimes, both strange and
unnatural, should be pelpetrated in far off
country on the outskirts Of civilization, which
people in another state of society would never
imagine possible. Knowing as do know, the
evils and horrors and denominations Of the Nor.
mon system, the degradation it imposes on fe-
males, and the consequent vices which extend
though allthe ramifcatons of the society, a
sense Of duty to the world has induced me to
prepare the following narrative for the public
eye. The romantic incidents connected with
my experience, many may think bordering on
the marvellous. 10 them would say that this
narrative of my life only proves, what has SO
often been proved before that, "Truth is Stran-
ger than Fiction"
Authors Preface. sg -r.#.. +H
The book contains 449 pages, with engra.
wings, is neatly bound n CLOTH and will be sent
to any address, post paid on receipt of price,
1926. .
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III, WISE IM TIMN.

Guard against sickness. On N, first ihdlN'lnn OF
paia or unel-ness, If in the STOMACH or BOWELS,
take u teaspuonful Of the READY RELIEF in vino
glass of water. II in the LIMBS, JOINTS, HEAD,
III OAr CIEST. BACK, or other parts Of the badly,
apply the RELIEF ExrsRSALIS-in few mtnutes all
pai,s and discomfort tvH ras simple application
may break up lormaahe disease 1t Is mucn easier
tu prevent disease than to cure H..
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ACUTE CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

ACUTE CHkUNlC aEUMAIloM.
The following is written by thr well known c,rreslrm-
dent of the New York Herald London Times (tsn1ad),
New Orleans rcayunc, Delta, Charleston Mercury, &c
wM SIDNEY MYERS, ESQ HAVANA, CUBA
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 2, 1858.
Messrs. RddpaYG Co.:
GENi LEMEN--I ye been sufferer from Acute Chrono
rheumatism the last twenty years of my lts; my
sueriugs during period, neither tongue nor pen can
EXPRESS have spent hit fortune On Dnciora bills,
wih,ut deriving any substantial bcueht. Recently had
one of my frequent periodical attacks. was very w
for week, aud hid not slept an hour at any Que ilm
Spanish friend, to whom related my stiferngS, tid
me he had remedy which would give me relief, and
he kindly presented mo with bottle Of "RApWAi's
READY RkIlEF" Although skeptlual Of derivng.any
advantage from its use, that night applied u freely
on going to bed and TO my great amasamnt, ielt re-
leyed and slept ssndy. The next night agan applied
the READY RELIEF and awoke in the morning Tree from
main, having only used about half the bottle.
Heartily do | return YOU my humble acknowledg-
ments for your Invaluable medicine, which may well be
called a blessing +, man.
Tnankpg yon from my soul for your wonderful romedy,
have the honor to subscribe myself,
Yours, respectluly,.
.. .ta,5sf .tT M 4M W. SIDNEY MYERS.
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Hardware,
fsasNii8iF aia4la'#t
Edged Tools,
,...,. Glass, las Putty,
-. Nails, Iron,

and every description Of GOODS found in a
First class Hardware Establishment, may be
found in our Store. ....t .. ID
Thankful for past favors, we will continue to
merit the confidence Of the Public, by our at
tempt to please. BEERI BkoTAEao.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. l6, '63-ly
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WEALTH FOR THE POOR.

Ssrsso EALrH is the working mans capital The poor
)I a. man can i'll aiord to bear tho burdens Of SIX.
(SITN ness orlay doctr's biIis oStTWkNTY FIVE
x&1sEN, CENT BOTTLE OF RAIN WAf'S READY kEllff
Al sick cure MIN quick, ana enable him o resume MS
labnrs ,rit0utlsSoi time-and il used When pain frst
erpsriencat viii stop it Immediately Keep tins Remedy
always in the house, and it when you feel pain you
will not lose one day in year by sickness.
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TO THE AFFLICTDD.
W. A. BUTLER,
pIY s l o. III q D1GAA
--AND---
ELECTIC PLY SICIAN,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w yandot and adjoining counties that he has
permanently located in the the village Of Mar
settles, for the purpose practicingthe "Heal-
ing Art" in all its various forms. He discards
all poison as Remedial agency, and uses
only such medicines as are purely Sanative in
their nature, and harmless as the food we use.
GTOfice, door east the Uuion House; Res
idence, opposite M. Crosier's Cabinet Shop,
Marseilles, Wyanpot County, o.
dec IL, l862.-6m
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

eeS safer to administer and 'cl stop pain quicker,
1I than all preparations of Opium, Morphine Vera
NJ trmi Hyoscamus, Arnica, Vaerian, Chorolurn
80 or Ether, under whatever name distinguished;
either Linir,ets, Pcin Killers ~ Soothing Lpms which
merely suspends the feeling of pain by benumpng tho
perceptve faculties and kiiliig the ncrpss. lhesageon
administers Chl0oform, Opinm &c 10 render int n,s,e
the nerves of perceptior--RADWAY'S READY Relief
stops the most excrcatng pain aud secures the pstsnt
the full possession OF his senses Thi' Is the only remedy
Ia general use that will stop pain, quick, that Is frae
from Opium, Morphine, or some other Aiidred drug,
hurtful to tho general health.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-29
AS'',Ns',,AS',Si,nMs,A,,SSA,s, s. q, , 81 3 s.
!. QUEENS .q.t WARE,
W jl!'lB Boots & Shoes,
Hardware.

We have combined the Hardware Establish
ment, heretofore conducted.by T. E. BERRY
T. BROTHER, into one Firm, and hereafter the
Hardware Business will be carried on i'll the
same Room. ,eD laslf aHE .tt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-29
MAIL HACK.
FROM KENTON VIA MARsEILLES. TC
UPPER SANDUSKY. oE 2. If

FKUM kENTUN VIA MAKSEILDES. IT
UPPER SANDUSKY. w 3. n
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
Leaving Kenton, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, att o'clock, a. M.
Leaving Upper sandusky, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. at I o'clock a. m,
| have as good wagon and team as travels
the roads, and willspare no trouble or expens,
to make my passengers comfortable and hap
py. will attend 70 all business entrusted to
mepromptly. | will carry packages Of Goods,
&C.. and my charges will be very reasonable
would respectfully ask the patronage Of th,
Jupc g. eft.