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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-02
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LADIES READ!

FOR SUFFERING FEMALES.
DR. HARRISON JO7ENsToNs'
HOMEOPATHIC
Female Regulating Powders.
A SURE AND SAFE MEDICINE,
Hurting been prored by Thee Years Test in
Pirate Practice.
A FTER a life of ire full study rs n practitioner
"A of the Old ana New School systems. to obtain
sure and safe medicine for females suffering
from IRREGULARITIES, &c. | can say with
tainty that my cxerrinns have been crowned with
success. having found from time to time tn cough
the knowledge of Homeopathy, substances which
| compounded with much care, and can now place
before the public in HOMEOPATHIC Pow DnES. as
the ONLY TRUE AND RELIABLE MEDICINE that will
produce MOSrnLY Sickness in ALL STAGES ANn
CIRCUMSTANCES they having been tested since
january, 1899, "a period of over -Four " ears in
my private practice on ladies Of different tcmpera-
ments, and SO far have NEVER FAILED to produce
the desired eject without the slightest injury 10
health, 1t taken according to directions.
a great many persons in this and other coun-
tics have no faith whatever in the new sCtiool Of
Homeopathy. from the simple fact that they have
never been treated with it carefully; or. if treated
at all, Improperly. Now. As | AN A GRADUATE OF
BOTH Sl SrEMS ~ THE FIRST COLLEGES uF EUROPE
(''Tho Royal College OF Surgery and Medicine,
London. and The llomuuputhic institute of
Great Britain" London-the former cassel Allo.
p,thy Old school and the latter as uumnopath y
New school, and as L have practiscd 10th for II
period of FoRry-eNE YEARS, | think 1 am
entitled TO Judgment III this matter.
After attending one course of lectures on the
homeopathic doctrine (merely for experiment.,
was induced. by its astonishing weight upon my
mind. to attend the remaining courses ! then
gave up the Old School system altogether. and
have now for the last THIRTEEN YEARS prIctiscd
Homeopathy. finding it the MOST PROPER MODE
OF THEATMENr Besides. the fast that the ISL
TED STATES GovEnNMENr intends the introduction
Of the method in its Army aud Navy should alone
convince I'LL Of the sovereignty Of this III amer of
treatment.
A SIMPLE TRIAL OF MY POWDERS will convince
non-beicvers, Of their great virtue, their good
effects showing or rather PROVING their worth
These Powders put up in four different
box cs. accompanied with full and explicit dircc-
tons. and are WARE >NrED IL SURE REMEDY IcauS-
ing immediate action) when taken strictly accord
ing to directions.
No L. will remove all DISTRACTIONS, and
cause a safe and regular return of MONTHLY
SICKNESS.
No. ,. will cure PRoLApsrs uTERI Ealing
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EDUCATIONAL.
Female College.
RORDENTOWN n. It

BUKDENTUWN, n: j.
YNlllS Institution is pleasantly located on the
l Delaware River, 30 miles north of Philadcl-
phla. 1t has been in successful operation for
mere than ten years. and is of The most flour
ishing institutions Of learning in the country.
Special attention is paid to the Common and
Higher branches of English. and superior advan.
tageS furnished in Vocal and instrumental Music,
Drawing Painting French an Latin are taught
by experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave W al.
nut street wharf philada.. at 6 AN and >, 4, 4
and 4 p, " For catalogues address
REV JOHN H. BRAKELEY. A M,
Nov %, lS62-Gm President
REFERENCES IN MARYLAND r. L. Thomac,
North East; ii. Moore. lIavre de Grace; j. J..
Dale, Whaleyville Thos Mallalien, Millingtor
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Farmers and Others, Take Notice

TNHOSE contemplating procuring Il pOR-
l. TABLE TliRASIlEE ENGINE IN time fn the COM
Ing Harvest. Of AEClAMEAt LES MAKE. will please
send "r bring their orders between AMI the first Of
May. Later than that time, there Will he no certainty
of having them got ready owing Ia the scarcity of good
w"l'imrn. and the great demand for engines and nii
chincIy.
Propeller and Portable Engine Mandatory,
$. L. corner 18th and Hamilton Streets.
Mar 7. 1Sh:i--'m PHILADELPHIA
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EegnakoId's Rose wash.

And excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphilitic
Nature and as an injection in Diseases of the
Urinary Organs. arising from habits of dissi patton
used in connection with the Extracts Buch and
Sarsupari'la. in such diseases recommended
Evidence ct the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing. with names
known to SclENcE AND FAVE.
For Medical Properties of BUCHU, see Dispen-
| satorS of the tntel States
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on tho
Practice of Physic
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHlSlCK, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. EPIlRAIM MoDOW-
ELL, n celebrated Physician. and Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons. Ireland, and published
in the Transactions Of the King and Queens
Journal
See Medico-C irurgic- Review. published by
BENJAMIN TRANERS, Fellow Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons.
See most of the Standard Works on N cdicine
EXTRACT BucHu, 81 OOpr bottle, or six for S. 90
" SAkSAPARILLA. | 90 90
IMPROVED Rose WASH so &C GO 80
Or half dozen of each for Sl2 co. which will be
sufficient to the most obstinate cases, if
directions are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation
~ Describe symptoms in all communications.
Cures guaranteed Advice gratis
AFFID W.T..
Personally appeared before me an Alderman Of
the city of Philadelphia, IL I. HELMBoLD who,
being duly sworn, doth say his preparations con-
tain no narcotic no mercury. or other injurious
drugs but are purely vegetable
H. Il. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this Odd day
of November, 1854. WIN p. HUBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race. Phila
Address Letters for information in confidence,
ii. L. HELMB0LD Chemist,
Depot lOi South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Phila
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRlNCIPLED DEALERS,
Who enlcavor to dispose "OF THEIR OWN"
and ''other' articles on the reputation attained BY
llombold S Genuine Preparation.
g Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparilla,
=" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS-T NO Other.
Cut out the advertisement, and send for it, AND
AVOID IMPOSITION and EXPOSURE.
Feb q; lS63ly
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~ CATION beware OF IMPOSITION. No
tcc is hereby given that II certain !indivlull of
this city styling himself Dr. s. W. SMYTHE. has
copied my advertisement, and is now publishing
the same quite extensively throughout the coun-
try. All persons cautioned rot to purchase
his medicines, MS they are a BASE IMPOSITION and
are also notified that legal proceedings have been
instituted against him for the suppression of the
same.
No medicines purporting to be 9 Homeopathic
Female Regulating Powders are genuine unless
my signature is upon the be. Of the box.
HARRISON JOHNSTON. NJ. D.
no Arch Street,
Jan 81, 1SG3-1y. PHILADELPHIA.
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"ARE'S IMPROVED STONEWARE
l. l. AlR-TIGHT PRESERVING JARS
These Jars have been in use several years
for preserving all kinds of Fruit in fresh
condition such as Cherries, Blackbcrres,
Huckleberries, Peaches, Pears, Apples,
Tomatoes, Sc. For sale by
Aug O. 1862. L. W. STABLES.
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,

OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE MARRIED. OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females tho
Extract !|uchu is uncqu,Ilcd by any other remedy
rs in Chloro'is or Retention. lrrusularity. Pain
fulneSs, or Suppression Of the Customary Evacua-
tons llccrate or SchirrouS state OF the Uterus
Loucorrhca or Whites. Stcrilitv and for all com
plants incident to the SEX whether arising from
lndiscreion Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-02
Helmboid's Extract Buchu,

FOR WEAKENNESS
arising from Ercssses, Habiis of DESTINATION,
EarIy Indiscreiion, or abuse,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lndiSposition to Exerton Loss Of Power
Loss ct Memory, Difficulty in Breathing
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Of DlSeise, Wakefulnrss
Dimness of Vision Pain in the Back.
Universal lasSitude OF Flushing of the Body,
the Muscular system, EruptiGns on the Face
Hot Hands, Pallid Countenance
Dryncss of the Skin,
These symptoms, ii allowed to 60 on which this
medicine invariably removes soon follow
lMPOTENCG. FATUlrY. EPIhEprIC FITS,
in one of which the patient may expire Who
can say that they are not frequently followed by
those dreful diseases
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NOTICE.

CANTWELL & CROUCH having dissolved
~ Partnership. the Tin, Stove and Foundry
business will be continued at the old stand corner
of Main and Bridge streets, by the undersigned.
who is prepared to furnish Stoves, Tin-ware, Piow
and Plow Castings and job work. at low prices
Jan. o. 1868. JOS P CANTWELL
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.

Many aware of the cause OF their suffering.
but none will confess The records of the Insane
ASyinms and the melancholy deaths by Consump-
ton. bear ample witness to the truth of tho asser.
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION. ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the Md of medicine to strengthen and
inv lsorate the sys EN-, which IIEl.MBOLDS
EXTRACT EuCll [ invariably does. A trial will
convince the most skcptica.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-02
DIR. HARRISON JO7sNsTONS'
HOMEOPATHIC
Female Regulating Powders.

A SURE AND SAFE MEDICINE,
Haring been prored by a Thee Years Test il
Pirate Practice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
Iron the New York Journal Of Commerce
Cold LtscoNer.es an CRnadn

We have been favored with a call from Mr. S.
l. Harrison. OF this cily. who formerly had large
experience ia the gold districts of California and
has Just returned from prospecting The new
mines opening in Canada. He carefully exam
ined the Gilbert River diggingS. where gold was
first found, "a glrl having picked Up piece OF The
shining metal while wading a small >trea IN
and extended his survey for hundred miles
through the adjacent country. Mr. Harrison il
much el,ted with the mining prospects of Canada
and brings specimens OF gold from the Gilbert
River. River la Plant and the Chaudiere The
latter AMI its tributaries all abound in gold. and
on the IL Plant river better prospects were found
than were seen in Caiifnrnia-thatis 10 saw, more
gold was taken OF The same quantity of dirt
the precious metal appearing in the form of
scale. minute grains shot and nuggets. The
largest piece taken out last season weighed two
bounds lacking a single pennywei.ht Accom-
panyin. the gold. when found. u the small ruby
black sand. and iron and lin pyriies Precisely
As in Caliiarnia. the method of prospecting was
to dig small hole wherever the country looked
favorable, wash the dirt and extract the valuable
re~duum Digging at random through the re-
gion already described. from 81. Mary TO within
six miles of the Maine State lne the surveyors
''.ot decent prospects
During the past summer the number of miners
work at one time probably did not exceed three
hundred. hut the ground has been visited by
thousands, some from NJ line and Others express.
~ sent ont from gland. and large claims have
been sold Mr.. Hill and Others Of New York are
reported 10 have purchased the mining right OF
Beauce county tor seventy five thousand dollars.
Arthur Riukih, VI p, is also understood 10 hs We
invested largely.
1t Is anticipated that large emigration. est
mated at mlny thousands. will set in next spring
soon mild weather returns Numerous
stores. bakeries. &c are alre 'dy in course OF
erection. preparatory To the resumption OF mining
operations Several OF those Who have been in
the field with pick. pan and shovel aIre Idy count
up large gains Three men spoken of who
realized eleven hundred dollars IA a single day.
Nr Harrison rem ,rks hat me out fit anu supplies
for SIX IN h in the Cicada diegings would cost
less than a passage to California
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

-fHE NFxr t;t.vEE ~oR- We notice that Hon.
Joseph T. Ned maid. vha has been urgei 20 be.
come csn1sd4le laf TIE nomination 81 Governor
a the cth OF January Convention. has perempto
riy declined Nov our choice first, last and ell
tie time. for this ofkee 8. the Hon David Tur-
pie, OF White County. lie j. without doubt, the
abesi field orator and most successful politician
in Indiana. When he as member Of tie Leg
stature. and when barely Of sge he almrr' luer-
.iis skinned sev.fsi - tie npi.o.ltnn ani s.lfsi
their hides down u Ell " Gordon Fememb-fI
Il was Dwh TaFpe aho made the gallant tight
for Lieut.. Governor ~ Ie60 ,ins' o. Nor
ton, ed "a more than a mach tor him
Il sas DAVID Turpie who almost foorei
SCHUYLER Coifax Of the 9th Congressional D-trct
IN The memorable csnvsss OF $50 reducing Col
fix's previous majority OF 3 $50 20 the respects
be maiority OF 22J.
IL wss David Turpie who sas. last winter.hon
ored bv the Legislature with a seat IN the L )
Senate for the short term. and nov IL = meet
thar the Dem"crscs should make thi- young
giant Of the West The next Governor OF lndi
ans.
The Democracy want Judge Turpie nomint
tel. joy County. We predict. will instruct for the
Judge. and III he j. nominated look out for one
of the sharfe-t ctnvasse- ever known N political
warfare - Jay County Democratic Review
-MrsrraIous DsvsLoPxExr Or the corner
o Wal and Front streets "a the ,ity of Jeifer-
spnvile. Indant. stands ap ancient brick build
ing. which was uSed in the olden time hotel.
OF this building We have heard MANY romantic
tales. and traditions OF every hue and character
nre associated with il by the old citizens of the
place lt va once the rendezvous oi desperate
class of people. and mans dark and bloody crimes
are known 10 have been committed within ~
walls M,nv innocent aud un~u~pecting girls
have been larcd 60 this house aud their ruin nc
comp ishel and il j. believe thar not few OF
these unfortunate victims have met with violent
de tbs by their seducers
The building l. in very della d,tel condition.
bur was purchased few days since by the Jeiler
sonville Il ulroad Company. on account OF the
room Il affords for Offices Ia repairing the build
lng. the workmen took M the old Il ,or. and 10
their astouishment discovered the rem iins of sew
ertl of the yOang ladies supposed {" have been
murdered ia the house wears aga, together with
the skeleton of an infant wrapped in cloth. The
rem ,ius at the unfortunate crettures have re-
posed for. perhaps. upwards of thirty years be
meath the floor OF this notorious house. and. until
very recently. il has been occupied'hy different
persons during this entire period The IN ,iiens
whose skeletons now exhumed. had they
livei would be old ladies anj the innocent b zoe
would now he ~ the meridian ct life Ina al
p,pbabiiIt, their murere,s have ere This pissed
from eirlh, and rendered their account 10 thai
great tribunal that visits justice upon all whC
escape the penalty OF their crime ia this world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
4 cabinet Picture.

Wendell Phillips made speech in fremont
Temple. Boston. on Tuesday evening last. in the
course If which he gave his opinion OF Lincoln.
Chase and Sewsr They were not a. comuli-
tary they might have been. Phillips prefers
Fremont for Presldent, a. "he is master and
not u servant. MN of Intelligence. and not a
man whose e,iucation was To he conducted at the
expense OF 25.O0O year in the Presidential
chair" Yet he thought the min VINO issuel
the emancipation proclamation ought TO remain
II power six years longer"
Secretary Chase. according to Mr. Phillips is
\ man OF no principle. and his name his no claim
Tor confidence from the American people ia this
crisis" That J. 'sOc,iolaeer
As for the Secretary OF Sttte. he lie
nounced by Mr. Phillips the marplot OF every
policy. the unbeliesing JGias. the only rock
ahead of the ship OF State, the nucleus around
which gathers everything disioya. everything
timid. ,ery hing selfish. everything base in the
nation
These are the three principal officers of the
Administrator and TO Their guidance i com
mtted the ship OF State Ii Phillips tells the
truth. We are in bad hands; ignorance i II the
helm and unpnncip.ed advisers are OH either side
VIA, but shipwreck can be expected - Fort
Wayne Sentinel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
From the ~ Y Express.
OUTkAGE~ UPON 'rfiE PRISON.
citizen sEaudcuffed, Taken
Through tae streets and Thrown
into FILTHY Dungeon.

To The Efitor Of The " Y Express:
Il evcul, Of ths knt have not become OF too
common occurrence To claim any consideration.
would lespect>uiiy call your attention to gro-s
outrage - which, | have been recently subjected
Whii" EMPLOY ed Thursday afternoon last at
tie desk ol Mr + Batkes hat and fur establish
ment. n the corner OF Broadway aud Fulton
street. where au engaged as book-keeDer and
salesman. vas arrested nv two men, who. with
out sny eXpl marion or,iered me TO accompany
them
WAITING 10 obtain .sri explanation. was imtne-
diatey handcutled amt iorcibiy hurried of ]
was then taken To the Park Barracks where |
learned thh | accused of being de-erter
from the 18th NV York cavalry In spite of my
denals. taken oath. | WIS shut uD ia filthy
over crowded dungeon with 30 or ~ Others, and
in this miserable condition compelled to pass the
night
Hiring one - tine oGt>iie s0i.iiers To take a
letter. minlge,l - inform some Influential
friends of nv whore bouts, AM In this tanner
aud through the person eXeItious o. Mr. Burke,
managed eventually 10 obtiu mv 'elease Ii
ceeded in bringing INV case before the authorities
of the fort for decision, and when AT length after
much effort. the c,se brought 10 trial. the
only authority that could he produced were n
photograph which bore no resemblance AZ all TO
m seif. ami similarity in the family name OF
the deSefter aud nv own. | was. OF course. dis
CHARGED. after having been arrested without ex
Dl nation. taken hsndcutfed through the streets
oi the city and passed "A night in filthy loath
some dungeon BENJAMIN LEWIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
From the Kit.auing PENN Meutor
ssItas Cleared Just TWO Million


Last week went into store in Pitt-burg TO
make small purchase The proprietor vas just
going out. aud remlrked 10 u that he would like
to show some nice goods. bur he invited
to see friends daughter hurried. After he
went out the gentleman waiting on Us said: Mr.
L j. going TO Miss married. her father has
cleared just 81 QUO 900 within the la>ttwo wears
= Hos!" We inquired. by Government con-
tracts" ne replied
This is very fne-two millions in two short
year, The marriage Of daughter and golden
Wedding AZ the close, Ii this was the oaly view
Of the subject. il would ne m gnihcent But
those two short wears have de>olated MANY. many
happy homes made many sorrowful widows, End
bereavei many innocent little babes OF kind
father oud protector And at the eEd. instead of
"A golden wedding and orange blossoms. a fu-
neral procession and cvnre 'e'~r svmbolize the
inward OF the heart. The p -fure has
Two sides Mr. b has c.s.,aa s-..eVJ. O0O,' and
wishes the war 10 60 o.: poor widow has lost
her husband and j. thrown upon the charity Of
the world The first looks TO Mr.. Lincoln for
fortune: the last to God for bread
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

'Juise DauNaoxD. Of the Unitei Ssate- Circuit
Cburt. al Chicago. in the matter Of an applca-
t..n of minor for writ - haheas corpus to
pscure hi. discharge from The military service.
-tieh c,me before him few days ago refused
t. grant the writ on two grouud-:
First-That under thelsw of Congress OF 1859.
sI;ecial provisions j. made that the oath of minor
elilisring into the service. wherein he sweirs 10
hi. msiortv. 81 III be ~ binding a though be
were of age: and
Sec. d-0n the ground th,t the proclamation
OF tie President su-reafiog the writ of hsbea-
corpus IN such case had super seeded his judicial
functions
lie characterized the law Of Congress and the
proclamation NJ trick and an outrage which
not oulv destroyed the liberty OF The subject but
Prohibited the right OF parent TO the custody OF
his child
Judge DsUxaoSD Is = Republican. but will
MT cringe at the feet &c power. All will re-
u.ember his manly course IN reference to the
suppression of the Chicago Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

the ASO,i,,on rol,e,-pea,h 10 IN


the Abolition Poiicy Death TO the
linton.
Z In Civero's Epis,les 10 Auivns. written al the
commencement Of the civil ear nav be found
the following admirable sentiment:
IL shsll willingly adopt your advice and show
every entity. and use NV cDdesvors 20 conciNie
Pompsy Let rs t., II. nv these means. we can
regain he affections of al people. and render
victory lasting Let this be new method uf
copqnerng.'o fortly ourselves with kindness
aud liberslity
Here Is "a heather philosopher and statesman
exhibiting virtues which we seek Tor in vain
among the Christians OF our day-uay even
among the protested teachers of Christianity. IL
may well start the question in some minds
whether Christianity has effected any beneficial
change ia the human breast, when We see it, pro
fe,sOrs minifeStiug the hate and milignitY of de
mons. instead at exhibiting those meek and gen
Tia virtues which Christ came upon thi- earth 70
eubody NJ ny Of our divineS from their pulpiIs
preach the gospel of murder. while their toll
lower- At pupils from such masters breathe forth
threatesngs and vengeance against the South
which in mslenty and bitterness would do no
di~credt to the fends of the b,ttomless pit"
The sentiments above cited are nh honor 10
Cicero as A private uIan but creiittble 20 his
heart and his sagacity statesman. Every
true statesman must be humane. In nothing
have the present Administration manifested
their lack Of craftsmanship in their policy to.
ward the South Al the outset Of the struggle
what remains as Union feeling might have been
there were most remorsely crushed out. rendered
futile by the aggravating and insulting aegres
sious upon Southern property. Then com
mepced a course of vandalism that We seek in
vain for IN history. unless il be among the
French ravages in The Psiatinate. or the horrors
of the Carnatic. Following this CO me a system
OF legislation aud Executive policy. that
made il an impossible thing Tor these men.
in arms. ever to return To their allegiance
save over the ruins Of their property. with the
galloWs tree at the end OF their journey Desper
alton was thereupOn added 10 natural courage
and the restoration OF the Union made an impos
sible thing Every Southern soldier. every
Southern citizen. lecs that Ne had better die with
arms in his hands, over the slaughtered bodies OF
wife and children. than cone back 10 the Union
upon the terms offered by the mud fanrtics who
rule the hour Paine. in Common Sense
understood all this. when. speaking OF the atroci
ties OF the mother country toward the colonies, hs
said:
You can never hereafter love. honor, and
faithfully serve the pnwer which hath carried fire
ana sword into your land. A Milton has said
Never can true reconcilment grow where wound.
Oi deadly bate have pierced deep.'