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, 1863-06-24
Putting the Screws 10 a Copper
heHff.

Putting tho screws 10 a Copper
heud.,
The Chester (Pa.) Republican gives tho fol-
lowing, which probably narrates fact:
ScESK-d nsach;ne shop in Philadelphia, say IN
: Quarry street. Enter Cogperhead-Loyal
Quaker at tho desk in couzting-7oom.
+ CorrERuEAD-"Do you keep screws here
Inqs I|ntgs. enough to be used in removing build
LOYAL QuAKHR-" "Ycs, friend, + manufac-
ture them. Fine morning this. I find good
news in the paper to-day from 1o!ice-og!eeT
Grant before V]tssksburg' Hast thou read the
G: Hooking pretty mad]-':No, don't read
L. Q.-"Well, now, It Is avery clearly print
cd neTBpaper-yery reliable-and friend For
ncy We think most excellent editor
c.-"How do you sell yoaf 1dega biga 9eTewsI TsEs );
l. Q.-"Wlere does thee live, fiend?"
!" CT i've In West Chester.'-
L. O." very loyal, good people up there.
Does thee. follow The business Of removing
buildings In West Chester?"
C.-tYes; I keep steam saw-nlill, and
| also remove buildings when called on
| L. Q.-"Don't thee think We shall pretty
! coon get big se7ew under this rebellion, and
pull il from its foundation as + thee pulls one
I ~ u4A1 tHEAEfI tA| 5QAt44 %AA4 W "AtAP-
ped. They are strongly fortified, and jeff
Davis is one OF the snartest men in this coun.
| try. ! am for the Union as It was and the
| Constitution as 1t Is ~ -
L. Cd Friend, believe thee to be q Cop.
| perhcadi"
C-"I am Democrat-don't know what
you mean By Copperhead!"
L. o. Does thee support the Govern
ment in iii efforts to put down the rebel
Non!''
C.-"I am for the Government, but oppos'
cd to Abe Lincoln and all his Abolition
/. o-"Nou friend, thee is certainly a
GEaWs1l, I want to buy big screw"
1. Q.-"Thee can't buy big screw In this
house. Thou art IN unmitjgated Copperhead.
Thee art m offence to me. Thou must taEe
thy frame out Of this Office, or will put tht
screws to thee aud hoist thee higher than i
kite: sell nothing to .. traitor TO bis coun .
try, and thee must 60 elsewhere to buy tn3
screws"
| TE,;f Conner1ead1
, 1863-06-24

HcbeI Address to Haarylanl.
Before starting for Maryland, the rebel Gen
ra1 Trimble issued the following address to
'Me Maryland" It is not stated that any Of
the patriots thus appealed to obeyed the sum
mons.
UEADQrAnTEHs, VALLEY D1sTKcr,l
June IS, 1868.
MINOR General J. r. Trimb1e having been
assigned to the command Of the Valley Dis
t1ict Of the Department Of Northern Virginia,
invites Ill citizens Of Maryland, In or out 0f
the army, to join the Maryland troops now
serving in this district, with q view to fu-
crease The organization from that Slate to .
body Formidable for it's numbers and gal
Under this command every Mary1ander will
hare field for the display OF that devotion
md bravery In the cause Of the South which
It Is well known they possess, but which have
hcretofore been much obEcurcd by their
separation into almost every brigade Of the
srmY.
Marylanders should bear in mind that upon
themselves must rest the honor aud reuown
Of bringing their Statc into the Southern
Confaderacy, and Of avenging the wrongs In
t1icted upon her sons and daughters BY the
Goths and Vanda1s Of the North who, true
to the instincts of their race, have doue
more Outrage to the feelings Of humanity,
to. Christian civilization, and to Christian
freedom, than any nation OF this enlightened
age.
Let Us hope the day Is near when, as Mary
landers, we may do our part to aYenge these
wrongs.
By order Of Major Gen. Trimblo.
W G4BYET. HITY. A. &G
, 1863-06-24

Peosrzcr COTTAGE. GKoRaETowN. D. C.. .Apzsl2 1855.
Messrs, Hos1ET1ER l. sxr1u.
G1x11KAEE-1tg gives ne pleasure to sid ny tes-
tmonin to toae Of Others IN favor Of your excellent
prepa.aton Several years Of residence on the banks
Of Southern river. and Of close application to literary
work had 60 thoroughly ezhauted my nervous system.
aud undermined my health. that had become MAR
T7R to Despepsta and Eervous Headache recurring at
.hort intervals and dsfng all known remedies ID the
Materta Medica, I had come to the conc'paIon thst
nothing but total change Of residence and pursuts
would restore my health. when friend recommended
Hostetters Bitters. procured bottle "a an e1peri
ptnt It required but oIe bottle to convince me TINT
had found ut LAST tue RIGHT ooXn1SAT1os or HExE
DIES, The relief 1t afforded hasbaen coup1ete. II
Ia now some years nce hrst tried Bltters
and It but nht 70 ssy that have found the prepara
ton ALL THAT1 IT ctAns 10 BE. It Is srASDARr
FAu11r CORDIAL With US ard even IS sT1AULAS1
we like II better than anything else; but VIC it u
all neryoua hllioas and dyspepc cases. from feve'
down to toothache Il what have now said Will Leaf
any dyspepsia or ne1vous invalid to sure remedy,
shall have done some good.
remain, gentlemen. respectfully yours.
z. D. E. N. soUTHWoErH.
, 1863-06-24
1>UNARD LINE.

GUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
The nrst class powerful steamshfps -
s1DON. KEDAR,
mARATHON, TRIPoL1,
es s:sse.I s!ts;Psts TaS;dy ind f7oa
S53si Is s il: :as'
Ssf$,ss1sss Es:.ss p sgp'y t. t. wn11AAs3aO1os
HENRY GREENEBAUr,
::s Isss essRs Agency e0:nsf Of 1'5; 81
RUFFALo, q CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
e 49, ~ .sa aa sosa Tt & eff ne @D ~
Western Transportation Company ::
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO. :.
- - DAILY LIME
unaa,s excepted, for The transpo.son of Fa rs1sat
I'D Psss.enssss. r. Running In eoanee'0a ~ sqae
/ New York Central Railroad, spauld-
| ing's Express, Union Express;
ctHeEnxsB 4 Szsvs1eB5S zSb III ersnunaH RAILROAD.
~, aad g EIsat stfsngth ED speed. with superior
>. VIII Us, t spot properly fo@ New rorf sos. -
, 1863-06-24
EAyy DrrA47xzs7.B Bua1AU Or TAEna AHD pocks. |
December 3oth. 1862: )

EAyy DERA81aEST, BuRKAC qT TAEns AND DoGs.
December 3oth. 1861;
Messrs, HosTsrrxR l. smith. Pitssbu.g. Ps..
Gks11Kmy:-About four Years siace my attention
nc called 10 your Celebrated Stomach Bters. being
at tho timc rfect martyr to Dyspepsia in n Of
terrific forms indeed had mol known for sir yearsan
uninterrupted Rights s1eep: commenced tho uss OF
you. Btttess t3ing them accoring to your directions
except that the dose was redueea onehalf AID found
myseH much. v1HY MUCH benefited By the first botflo
he second relieved mo entsey hut have ever sace
taken a dose In the morning, immediately On Hdng,
dndins, to act ~ Toncsnd Appetizer Of tha MOST
AoRx1AHx uHAhAo71R.t There Is peculiarly IN the
enect OF your Bltte1s On me. which 1t may be well to
b:ate ttom AIRY canse1 Eha be suffering 30 accutely
xtth the Headache dose OF your Bltta1s RKL1ETEs
me in 15EKx xmu1xs. Ir conclusion. 1aay. with Al
tIuee1ity and truth. would pos be returned to the
etate Of health in which your Dttes found me, and
from which they have UNQuzs11oxA1IT RELEyxD
re roe Al. TIE xoxKx II THE WORLD. =:
nm, With g1eat respccs yonr obt sesst. =;
:: J0EN ". DRoNAUGR. chief Clerk.
, 1863-06-24

DROVOST MARSHAL GENER-
i AIS OFFICE. WAsnRoToy. G; MY e lsGa
OF Catay now IN tho Held ara leleoy authorized so
pteent themselves any tins during tha nhxt thirty
pl.t1ttB. The Board sha1 examine them, and deter.
nine upon theis tneea for the saEv1ce II fonnd to
be nt the Provost MnIsaal Of tho District shall give
then tesss TO The general readez
eta oftha 9ate A eocn a. they present heu.eyeeat
tsgenel they sha be duly ed by
bounty allowed p3 law. JAMES p. FEY.
mF24e53flm Provost MnrHh81 General
, 1863-06-24
Proposals

DACIFIC RAILWAY.-The un-
de,s.cned viii receivo proposals to furnish four
.hou.and eo, ton. ol ra1waE iren] ] o. ]nay PAT psss
s:i;nioi fac,6c Railway. Eastern Division"
Thc t:on he Of Arcn<an nAuufac:ufe. or foe hesk
Kansas City.
Comm cations for farther Information to be aa.
dfe#eed to the unde1A gpcd Or to BAxUEI HA1LKrT Il
e.. No: % beaver street. New YORK Tsf1s sssh On
rresioent Union Pacific Railway. 6. D.
New Tork. June :tt, 1wa tela ceta 1M
, 1863-06-24

- NEW CdHSA1Es0EHT CANp, l.
Nesf Alexand,la. Va. May 2ttb. 1e63- = s,
Hee.rs Hosrxr7HR 4 sN1rH, - |
Dxaa stxs.-W1ll you do me the favor to forward
nv eIp,ess ousha1f dozen Stomach Bstsrs
with t, for which viii remit yon on receipt ofsstne.
as an unable TO procure Jour medicine nere and II
hao quantity 1t could b sold readily. - known
tn b the best preparation In uso for diseases having
their origin with diseased stomach. have uasa snd
rod hprdreds OF preparations. but your Rtters arc
superior to any shnz Of the kind am cognizant with
Irdeed. no colder Ihoud bs without It. sAould hs be
eve. "a robust and bsAlth7 for It IL not only RES
rosAr1y1, but Preventive for almost III diseases
soldier 10 suhjactto Ihayebeen afflicted With Chroule
1nttse.tlon. md no medicine HAS A1voRnEo NE TIN
IL scaling the Bttess ordered.
Yours. yrrJ respectfully,
sANuKL pYERs. Hospital Steward
, 1863-06-24
BnoonEv. N. T.. May I'd, 1863,

DnooKIT!s. N. T., MsY I'd. 1sas
Measrs. HosrETTER Il sMITH. =:
GEx711xrS Fl have used your DItters during the
ass weeks and feel 1t due to you aud to the pnbc
to express my hearty ap oval Of their effect upon no
1nevcr wrote pu1" for any one, md abhor every
thing that .avers Of Quacke1y. But Jour Bltse1s
entirely removed from the level Of the mere SosTnUN
or tic day being patent alike to ALL aud exactly what
they profess to be- They are rot Advertised to cu.e
syeryhing. but they arc recommended to assist nature
In the aeylation and ultimate healing OF many orthe
most COMMON lndrmitles Of the body. and this they
viii accomplish. had been unwel for tvso months,
az Is uBus1 With during the Spring. was bilious
md suffering from Indigestion and general disease Of
the mucous membrane. and though compelled to keep
ut work in the discharge OF my professional dutes
very weak. Of yellow complexion, no appetite, and
much of the tlne confined to my led. When I had
been tung yonr Bttere week my E1gor returned the
salov complexion was all gone. I rellshed my food
ard now enjoy the duties OF tho mental application
which 50 recently were very trksome and burden
nome to me, When used your Differs YKLr change
every day, These are FACTS. AL inferences must ho
made By each individual for himself
Yours respectfully, W D. LEE, :
Pastor Of Grenne aYenue Presbyterian Church.
, 1863-06-24
@upQrt11fra|F.

T0PARTNERSHIP.- .un-
I d,+trued have th1a day formed co parspership
vaEFsctfon Of general Commission business,
unde9 M tss1rm name q HOWEM ROBBINS. oetce.ta
eo9aia e2onies1e - NV ~ Ii 1SeS aAAUM. HOW4
nv -6STfAEM kV, RQDRlNa.
, 1863-06-24
1868. THE 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Z. E.
826 Miles Double Track.


7267 THF 1863
CENTRAT,R r.
. nor n.uk, .r..,r
7%o 0Ae1 Wouo10 A1@cA"
=.
In order to Keep pace With the demands Of tas t2ve
mK papic. the manaEesB o. Ehis popnIAf ronse naVs
Adted many lmproEemenA Qnf1nE tea 3eN ISt@ anu
With Ia eonnecttona lt WILL na touad u Al fe4psc&4
N1ex stone bala1ted and er tsely ffee from dust
-
-~- ~
pTVTER1RGH TN pHHAnTTpR1A
AA4 A14& = A*~4A - " - A@AA~ A-A-~
with close connections from Western Ctheao
An conneettnr dfrrct to New York. THRoUGH PHur
T44iGEE Eli SE1 aEh u an1EGrnt r. ~ AeA
, 13ttshE- - - T-crt nna ts.iS -1n. is,tt
.5n ~ ~ t.,S s ~
~ 1Ga! y. xo 6f ri Tni athsr tn "a s71s
nf1ng II Ao'aoce VI atl o'nes sousea'
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
, 1863-06-24

81, NICHOLAS HOTEL, EEw FoRK. March 2, 1868.
DE-. Hos7ErrEH-Dear, Sir: Being Of bilious ter1-
perament md having suffered much from sea sickness
heretofore, determined, wnen leaving New Orleans
fer New York in June last. to tTT your celebrated
Stomach Dt.es Having nade tbs trip in the pro3el-
ier Trade Wind without least Inconvenience owing
to their preventive cncacy. procured the 10th Of
nly box Of your ntsets. for the Of myse1t mad
few fsfsnds, on contemplated voyasa to Europe
III the Great Eastern. After getting to opened
the box and, together with about ten Of my fellow
nas.ergsr patook ct the B1tters On the SECOND day
some of Tho ladies' board felt sea sick but by taking
haf wine glassful thseo tines DAY. they soon re-
coyerca. Dr. Goldaborov. the hhips physician. and
Cart Pston. the Commander. together With 4 large
portion Of tho passengers. subsequently, ezperimeted
v1,h the Btere. mud uniformly with entire aucceas
Trey will certify t. the fact that during the whole trip
not one person Oh board alck after the second
day Or. q, haytog appropriated the Inst remaining
bottle 81 an fnfalube specloc had OF the ari
Gle on my return voyage. and suffered more thai
describe IN consequence 1haTe orders for two boxes
fom two Of my late fellow passengers, now in Liver.
nool. and shall send them out by the next steamer.
You ought have depot In Liverpool. Advising all
pcz.ops 7entu1og for the nsst tine Tor n:eed at Aay
umel to sea obtain. II possible supply Of your
B,ttcrs bctero leaving port, and thereby SECURE
Themselves s@aiastseA sickness.
Ism respectfully. your obedlent servant,
JOHN a. MUELLOR
, 1863-06-24
H0STETTER dc sMITH,

Proprietors. Pittsburgh. rs.
.-.,,,.- New York Of1ca, Eo. ~ Droadxa{, -,
ietp gsi66m 1.eHF
, 1863-06-24

TlSUING-At Clarke Station,
m the Calumet River, one hours rtda from Chi
cseo by r, F. ". 4 CIR. r. Is fairly iuangosatsd
snd ia AUDUBON HO1lEE IL Iow ID tlBe ordsr for
fhe areomHiodaton Of al Who may wish 10 Try thar
t.nnS a. troilng Conc on. aan judge foF vuurte1.
fespsitSim D. B, HODGES. Proprietor.
, 1863-06-24
... ~
i: Mliseellarlrous.
HosTETTER's. STOMACH
BETTERS.
GoECLUs1vE PROOFS
KeSTE77ER's STOMACH BlTrERs.;


Worthless and pernc1ous articles arc ofscn bols
tered up in the advertising Columns Of the press by
fabricated letters that the proptteto1s Of HOSTEL
IBKs BITTER5 rarely give Quotations from ths1r
business correspondence. lest tho GENUINE 0PIN'
Ions Of those who use and appreciate GENUINE
ARTICLE should be co1founded By the minimizing
with the FULGohiE R1GMAROLE put Into TIM mouths
OF MEN OF STRAW by Inscriptions emptries and
chnrlatsns whose doubs object SELL both their
trash and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however. that FACTS IMPORTANT TO
TBEHEAETHAED COMFORT OF THE PUPLIc>
ard which can ba VERIFIED At ANY NONE by
addressing the pstti*s who vouca for the ought net
to behid under bushel the undessgued ed publish be.
low few cam nunicAtiops Of recent date, to which
they Invite The attention Of the people, and the
time ESPECIALLY REQUEST all readers who nay
teel Interested III tho subject to ADDRESS THE IN.
DIv1DUALs THEMsELVE5. and ascertain tia COR
rectntss ofthe particulars. ~ = :"
Israyb be thought; perhaps. thst preparation Ike
HosTETIERS sIOAACa B1rrERs~Whtch has long
been STANDARD TONIC Throughout the WESTERN
Hemisphere. and Is rapidly becoming . staple Of
trade at tho anpodea speaks for Itself Ia stronger
tones tpau private euloguu csn speak Of H. This u
trpe; but the phases Of disease ara almost innue1a
hlc and every day Instances Of the succasspf he
Bittezr. either as a PREVENTIVE or CGRE;com
TO the ofthe propr1eto1s through tho malls
w. nr<r,.sv the sams a.thc Mr..
rs t,ss r1o ~ h.vc he-n pRorEcTEp or RELIEVED, aud
- ..ens alnost nm act Of utv tn mt them
-, rs,o,d 81.
va s1.nn,e seren-etebt. of tho mu1tttudes who 70
~ sra .ffer rnore or .ess from SEA s{c6SEss They
sr.. th,s ttrrbye sIctou more than the fsry Of the
..-nents mustbe IN quspeaknhte saitfscttarta
ttam to le.rn that 1t can be- ayeted by the uae Of
nnsrErTpr.s nTTrERs. II Is only within tho Last
twe1re months TINT this GREAT FACT IN MED1CA-
T1on Ia. beep established. and hence It u not untyer-
sa,1y known Thoae who hare testcd this newly Dc.
renned rcperty OF the pteps.atioa and escaped ec1
srkaees ps ts aid are naturally anxious to spread the
c!sd ,diues among all who "go down to the SCI lin
s]ps and do business on the great waters" The Wit
pees on this point whose testimony Is appended not
only gives his experience but corrobuEates with
emphatic cytdsnco from other sources. II ta:re bs
anv who are sseptcs on tho aubJect they are hereby
referred directly 10 hiu and to tie gentleman who
shared with him tho beneficial effects OF the nntIdots
The tr1nen.e increase IN the sale Of uUSTETTER's
RI1TERs. both 1t homo and abroad durioE tho past
var proves that the world while opeyS the Scrip
4-a1 r,uncttou to "t,y nil things unly "HOLD FAST
.sa+ ..h,cb Ia GOOD" Spurious preparations, uks
, 1863-06-24

DIG IRON. =
300 Tons Gays Charcoal, Lake Superior.
GOO Tons Scotch, "Coltness" brand.
rs Tons Scotch, "Glengarnock" brand.
100 Tons Mehoning.
= For sa1e 1ow in lots to suit.
a. R. MEEK.EEt,
. icel.E3natY Foot North Market street.
, 1863-06-24
1900 Bush. DRIED PEACHES
HALVES AND QUARTERS. ::
For ea'e py BUKWELL PEcK. lis ssseaa ;e 80 stTcst To-
TTCE TO SHIPPERS OF

N0TICE I0 T0 oS133I sHEFFEKS e3H7ss .aa.F- 9E
a,,6 nv tner s,tcatlon ths sale Of
aay g. 5 asss e.,
sa t1ent nn Tery advsnta&eoua ters. We mali cur
Wceky p1iea cu1zent gratis e ~ seadtaEn sner ~
dses1tSto AA1Aa-A Ao@e'@ss - Wstar street
1ols gtTaem ~ "s''S e'~'s"
, 1863-06-24

EAFT. I, CHAMHEHllM
VIII run during the season cf 1ss3 1caving Chicago
rt7oc,oek In The evening. for OntonAgon. Superior
City s1d all intermediate ports On the ollown. daJa
Tuesday. Jane @ "a ~. fer ontos..eson.
- Ilarsds1. isth. :. Superior City. 49,.
THefday. aug ilth " "Ontonaron,
Eaturdsy, I'd, Superior CITY,
:. Friday Sept 4th, "Ontonakon.
Tuefday 15th Sunarior City.
Monday, :. 18th. " Ontoosgon,
Friday Oct 9th, !" supaziof City. ,..,
. ThursdAJ,~ I'd, ;" OntouaXun,
Monday Nov ID, :" Superior City, 20
dock Is On River Street. frat anove Rush street
Fridge. Z
A.E. GOODRICH. j..
= fe16. r31E4w =. 6 and River Street.
, 1863-06-24

IL Of more general practical
utility tAan nny invention n3w
before the public. It has b.cn
'thorcUahsJ test.l during the last
two years by practical men, and
pronounced BY all to ba
, 1863-06-24
USEFUL and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY
HILT(tN'5
FlNS0LUBlE CEMENT :!



iNs0LUBlE CEMENT -!
Applicable TO the 4 Of more genera, practical
soss s. Re Rss!tf u1,nE # nas f. ss
two Jears BY nractc4i men. and
Superior to my
- AdhcEyo Preparation known
Ane":'hi's. ullton's 1nsoluble Cement
!sass ts'ss sss +. ts 5sss; g: +
on saH5111G rnIxoIfIEs. nd
It's Combustion % K se
:ss SfPgs'9'Sasa e saat =" Il, es$ses ssss%s
Boot and shoe BOOT s. SHOE
a n ,se b,s sUS ssi's asa,ess fnsss
e sorks Ti;sass dsiays i not .des:
ted BY any change ottempeEasuta
,,u.,.., JEWELLERS
ifor thear usa, IS hasbeen proved.
It Is especially adapted
to Leather.
Families, . It. fs Il s:k. 4 fa:sss + s:sss.al I'd
Linings 70 Boats md ssoes saM.
lc1elHY sEtonE Wltnput sItcaln8.
nwrHE ONLY
nh.L.qula. Liquid CEMENT
E1tant. that Is 4 sars thlns for
'O'S'95aS0s?HK 9a0?KSSaHy: 4Sag.
DONE,
."... and articles Of Household uss.
e,ren,b., REMENIBER
|Hilton's Insoluble Cement
list liquid form aud aa easily
applied a. paste.
tHilton's Inso1ubla Cement
Il insoluble In water or oil.
s.. Hi1tou's Insaluble Cement
,Adheres ouy substancea.
+ supp:ied in Family or Manu-
: ifActuTc1s Packages from ounee1
=. Ito 100 pounds.
i. .%r,,, .,l HILTON BROS. 4 CO.,
PRopR1EroRs.
pRoVIDENCE.R.I
klAgG1 1ywFAx
, 1863-06-24
i, W., TUTTLE,

General Western Agent. No Stats stzee:. Chicago
fuy2221 e2Q4- -4En
, 1863-06-24
WT7GSI.WIGSll WIGS!l!.

w Barrowp'' Gossamer Wigs and Toupees are
nature and warranted net . shrink ot c.qte ~
Wir factory. Is 6outn Clark street. up staira: Full
dtrecdons fbr measuring the head sent %
II NJ Box k441 lei EEL 1EK
, 1863-06-24

In order to keep pace With the demands IL t2ve
K re q ~ RI va IL
Win 70 sonascttans Il wi be found r. a Ts.pscs
fr6cS ia Htnne haI3ax&h md HtelY ee ron 6r1t
, 1863-06-24
OUR ST. LOUIS LETTER.

RushxChacl1inx Still RagInG-Actfve
Scouting E0PeFattoMB-KcPorte Burn.
Ing OF Bloom field -marm4 duke,s
mOyements-$t4tuK Of Lieut.. Cover
uorHnI-CfncEHuatI -. st. Louis, etc,
, 1863-06-24
Planet

TOR LAKE SUPERlOR.-The
Il splendid nrft caag Passenger Steamboat
, 1863-06-24

Manufacturers, yFtng Machines,
{vllt find 1t the best article known
fffor Ct1neatiEg the Chanue3. as 1t
|~ottn without delay, IL not 1tfec.
He'd BY any change OF Temperature
, 1863-06-24
Superior to my
Adhe63yo Preparation known
HIlt0nss TnsO1ubIo Cemtut

It's y rleE thing, Aud tho rcsnft OF
years OF study: TIA combination :s
lon SNKSTIF1U PRIHcIFtEs, and
iuudfrno c1rcnn3tan:eso or change
Eof Temperature. Htl1 It becoma
Icor!npt or emit any Offensive
, 1863-06-24
JEWELLERS

And VIC ctasm AZ An especial
INERT. that Il sticks Patches And
L1ningH 70 Boots and Shoes suHi-
IctentlY strour without stitching.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

The RUINS OF FREDERICKSBURG
Fredericksburg presents most desolate
appearance. Nothing has been done to
repair the injuries inflicted upon the place
during the engagement of last December,
Nearly every prominent building is more
or less pox marked with shot, she'll and
Minnie balls. The tall costly spire of the
Episcopal church is perforated with sew
enteen shot holes Ruins of once elegant
residences are seen on every hand. The
Bernard House, little below the city,
used by our forces for a hospital during
the battle of December, has since been
burned accidentally. The owner of this
estate was wealthy bachelor. Not
long after Gen. Franklin's force crossed
he was detected endeavoring to steal into
our lines, and believing that he had been
conveying information to the enemy, Gen.
Franklin ordered him into durance vile,
where he has remained ever since. His
lordly mansion was furnished with every
thing that wealth could procure. This
home and these adornments are now gone,
and the owner prisoner. But he will
learn if he sees this, another misfortune.
While a party of the Add New York were
delving among the ruins, they discovered
a chest buried which contained one hun
bred thousand dollars confederate money,
doubtless put there for safe keeping
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

SINGULAR MURDER TRrAL.-A case is
on trial in New York which involve a
great deal of romance. Last autumn,
while the bark Betsey Williams was lying
at Havana, her captain, Coffin, was taken
sick and died. Another captain, Hood,
took charge Of her and sailed her to Key
Francis, where he sickened and soon died.
A third, Israel Bunce, was appointed, and
had only gone to Remedies, on the Cuban
coast, where he was strangely taken i'll,
and expired in a few hours after being
taken on shore. 1t was found that the
first mate, John M. Griffin, was very eager
to become master of the vessel, that he
had repeatedly declared he would have the
position and would sail the vessel to New
York, no matter how many captains were
sent on board The stomach of captain
Bunce was brought to New York and
analysed by DR.. jackson, who found In it
clear traces of sulphate of copper. Griffin
was indicted for murder. Testimony was
introduced on the trial to show that when
captain Bunee was sick, he had been seen
behaving queerly with a kbottle of blue
yitriol which was in the medicine chest OF
the vessel; that after he died, Griffin was
very anxious that this fact should not be
made known, and that he manifested indie
cent Joy after the deaths of both Coffin and
Bunce. The case was given to the jury
on Saturday, and they were locked up
Sunday, having boon unable to agree upon
verdict. They were subsequently dis
charged.