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DEVELOPMENT OF TIA LuNes.-Ngch has
been said aud written upsn diet, eating
and drinking; but do nat r.collrct ever
naticlns remark IN any writer upon
Breathing. or the manner 1T breathing
Mullltudrs. and especially ladirs IN easy
circumstances, eoniracta destructive mode
nt breathing. They suppress ,heIr breath
tng and conirac, the habit Il sheri. quick
hrc.'hlng, not carrying half way dawn the
chest. and scarcely rapasiing me lower
portions Of the chest Al all. Laciag the
bolton 81 the chest also greatly increases
this evil, and conhrmsa habit 81 breathing.
tthldren that move about .osd deal ~
~. oprk AR. aud IN NJ sas laced. breathe
-irvp and full to lse etest. and e,prs part
~ il, 81 al,o with mpsl out door lsborrrs,
aud persnns WIN take great deal at eyer
Sisr 10 the open ar. because til lungs give
q. the power 81 action. ant u. more eK-r.
cse We tskg. especially nut Of donrs. the
arssr the lungs beeonie, aud the less La
ble 10 disease.
Ia all occupations ihatrsquire standing,
keep the BODY straight lat a fable. let
y De high raised up. nearly TO The armp,Is.
80 - not 10 require you 10 sto"p. you will
and the employment much easi'r. rot one
half 50 faiigulng .hilst The f'rm 81 the
chest, and the symmetry 4 the figure. will
remain perfect. You have noticed the
fact. ss~ m.ny tall ladies stop whist !
great many short cues are straight. This
arises. think. from the table al which they
81 70 work or study. beng medium teight
lar Zoo low Tor tall person. and sboai
Ugh fnr shor, person. This should be
carefully corrected. aud regarded. 50 iha
each lady may occupy herself al . table
,siled To- her. and thus prevent tie posi-
DiIii, or the neeessi,, Of stopping.
Or. Fitch.
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MAERrTn

IL this county. on Thursday The esih Of May. by
w. Johnaon. Esq. III. WILLIAM BLACK.
WOOD 10 Ms. MARY BLAcKwOoD. 81 Of hi.
tsuoiy.
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
N ICE

~. julius Burtoa.
SiR Having borrowed Of you, last August or
September Five Hundred dollars, part Of which
w'~ Confederate money. and you having lately re-
fused 10 receive Of u he same kind Of currency in
payment OF the same, we have thought proper 10 de-
Psit the .ald smount IN said currency. with interest
IN tho Hil-bOro' Savings INSTITUTION al II isborough,
\. e.. 10 your credit, where hope you will call
and present our sO,s aud receive the same.
Yours,
WM. Il. CARRiNGTos, Admir-.
W. X. PARRISH.
June 3d. s7-3lp
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Drug store-Change Of Business.

,u,HE undersigned having purchased the Drug
store Of Webb d Dickson VIII Continue The
DRUG BUSINESS at the old sand. We will Try
to keep full supply OF DRUGS and as we have TO
pay Cash for ali we purchase. We shall expect all
customers 20 pay Cash for what they buy ifom us,
and BY th,, means we will be able 70 keep what you
want Credit has played out.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD Y co.
May laib. "
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LIRok CwnRy PaRcR. - Northern pa
pers say that arrangements have been per.
;ee,ed to add 100000 cavalry to the army
within six months.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administrator on the estate
a Of WILLIAM J. HOPKINS, deceased, at Fe-
bruary Term, 1863, hereby notify all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against the estate will
present them within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice win be plead in bar Of their recovery.
WIN. T. STRAYA0RN, Admir-.
April >. 81
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
HAVlNGsquafsd as Executor bf the last will
"a and estamen, 81 WIN. N. ELLIS, deceased, /
shall, on Friday the 18th day Of June, 1853, at the
dwelling Of the said deceased expose to public sale,
on credit, part Of the personal property of said
deceased, consisting Of the following, to wit: .
Chairs Tables, Beds and Bedsteads, Chest Of Draw
!. ers, and other articles, alss
One Large Plow, ope Colt one or TIVE Mich Cows,
and many other article too tedious to mention.
Terms made knowa on day Of sale.
ES' All persons indebted To the estate Of the said
deceased are hereby notified 10 make immediate pay
meat; and those. having claims against said estate
will present them for payment within the lime pre-
scrbed by law, This notice will be plead III bar Of
their recovery.
JAMES P. CLARK, Ex'r.
. June 3. 67-3w
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Adu,an, and Inspector Generals Office. I
Richmond, May LIT, 1868.

Richmond, May 1t, 1868.
GENERAL. ORDER,
No. 50.
THE following act Of Congress. approved ~ The
President. ]. Published for the information and
Jifesnoa q al concerned in connection with the act
relating TO impreasments heretofore announced IN
General Order. NJ 81. from the hdlut.nt and IN.
'perlnt Generals ofre, April 9Th, 1868, and as sup.
Elementary to said act:
An &C, TO amend an ACT entitled, An act TO regulate
Impressmenls Nv officers Of the army
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer.
lea do enact That IN sl cases Of apprai.ement pro.
,led for n sal act. the officer depressing the pro.
peHy shall. II he believe the spprssemen TO be lair
aud just endorse upon il bis pppfcsa il MT, he shall
endorse upon Il hia reasons for refusing, and deliver
the same, With receipt Tor The property impressed
10 thu nwnc', his agent attorney, and, as soon as
Practicable, forward COPY Of The receipt and sPpase-
ment, aud his endorsement thereon, 10 the board Of
appraisers appointed by the President, and Governor
Of the State, who shall revise the samc and make A.
nal valuation, 40 70 give just compensation pr the
property taken, which valuation shall be paid by the
pfupei department, for the use of which the property
taken the certificate of appraisers, prosd
cd IN the &C, Of which this Is amcndatofy.
Approved April 27th, ises.
I by Order,
(Signed) :. COOPER,
Adlu,ant aud Inspector General.
~ Al parties taking Sppsals flom the decisions
Of local appraisers 10 the Undersigned hereby no
tilted that these appeals must We made up In due form
and accompanied by suitable proofs and reasons IN
accordance with the law, or they cannot he seed on
/ r. v. BIACKSTOCK,
H.K. BURGWYN,
Commissioners Of Ipprsienenl for ~ c.
Nav 2Jth. se-2s
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Executive Department Norm lar0lIha.
Adjuiani Genersl's Office, Militia
Raleigh, May i. 1863.
GENERAL oRDER,s
No. 8.
1.-THE following extract from The aci amenaatcfy
Of the Exemption Act. passed blythe late Con
gress Of the Confederate states is published for tht
information and guidance Of those whom i ma,
concern.
(ExrRlcr.
Sec. A. "in addition 10 the State officers exempted
by the Act Of Oct. s6g. there shall he exenpiet
all State officers whom the Governor Of The state mss
claim to have exempted Tor the due administration
Of the government aud laws thereof bot this exemp
lion shall not continue in sny state atei the adjourn
went Of the next regular session Vi Ne Legislature
unless such Legislature shalt. hs law. exempt then
from military dily N tue Provisional army Of ui'
Confederate States"
II. Military officers are hciehy exempted from d,
operation of The Conscrpi Act oIlhg a. thcy yitt
prompt obedience 10 the orders issued from his office
The services 81 refractory and negligent oiifers VII
not be considered Necessary ict I've Que ADMINISTERS
ton 81 he gcyenUeni aud laws d tie State.
| I'LL Ccnmandiug Officers af The Militia vii CON
muniea,c this order 10 tie yiIscs uader their com
mand.
By order 81 Governor ViSrr:
DAN'L q. F0WbE, Adji. Gen.
May 60 9s-s'
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Monthly Terms,

March Term, lsG2--Joscph Savinc, and Jos.
cph Hutton.
April Term, ls62--A, j. Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lanham,
May Term, ls62--Richard Foster and 10.
seph Henderson.
June Ttrm, Gs62--Jas W Mines and Allen
Scbrcll
August Term 1862 H. T. Caruthcrs, and
A. N, Curry.
September Term, 1891, Chapman and
James NJ. Nash.
October Term, l8G2-D. S. Montague, 2
Priddy
December Term, lsG2,--JosCph Henderson
and ". z NiUlTUG&, -"'@-e
January Term, 1861. G, Harrison, and
A. ]. Nicholas.
February Term 1892, Ell,ios, and Isaac
r Shank.
March Term, ls63--Wm, Cash, and LOndou
Chapman.
April Term, is63--Allcn SCbrcll and Isaac
r. Shank.
May Term, lsG3--D. S. Montague, and P,
Elkins.
Juno Term, ls63--Hcnry T. Caruthcrs, n
and Foster
August Term; 1863 VIM, 7 ylnhoux aud
P. Lanham.
September Term, ls63--A, N Curry, and
~, Pdidy: -
October Term, ls63--JoScph sayinc, and
VIM, Cash.
December Term, 1865 J, 9, Harrison and
II. 7. Ca.ruthOrs.
January Term, lsGi--Isuoc r, Shank, and
James " Mines
February Observation-Disclosures NJ, Nash and
A N Curry
MarchTcrm, ls6l.--L, Chapman, and Jo.
scph Hutton
April Term ls6i--R. Foster and z. PGddy
May Term, lSGi--JosephsOsinc and Joseph
Her dorson
June Term 1851. G. Harrison, and VIM
Cash.
TESTE:
GEO r MONTAGUE, Clerk,
March 1869,
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no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN d
L Marines and widows or other heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service
GHAS. TUCKER. Attorney for claimants
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, scamcn and
marines Of the present war who nrc disabled
by reason Of wounds received or disease con.
tractcd while in service and Pension, Bounty
ty Money and arrears Of pay obtained for wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died o,
been killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services in any oil
the other wars.
CHAS. TUCKER, Washington, D, G.
Those untitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land OF
Bounty Money, can have their claims prcparcr
and forwarded to Mr., Tucker by calling at the
Register Office
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AGRcuLruRG FAIR ~ UrAu.-The
Deserct News Of October 9Th, contains
full account Of the utah State Fair"
which took place at Great Sal, Lake Ct.
ty, Oct, 81, 81, and lth, From the Di.
rcctOrs' report we gather that the display
of field crops was limited; that OF vegola.
bles better Than heretofore; fruits and
flowers chan lsome and abundant" the
show OF cattle very limited; horses and
sheep apparently very few in number;
Ond the classes and other manufactures
such as 10 manifest gratifying evidence
OF Improvement. AS to cotton culture,
this report says, "that in Washington
county (Uah) cotton culture is conSid.
cred decided success, OF only in quail.
ity, but also IL the quantity produced
per aero. Mr.. Graves exhibited a spcCi.
men Of the Peruvian cotton tree, in pot
nearly foot high, the seed Of which
was planted In the middle Of July last,
which 10 obtained from Peru, through
a friend il Iowa The remarks upon
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Gor the 1arnler.
Chinese Sugar cane.

Chinese Sugar cane.
In the three days session Of the late
Sorgum Convention. held at Rockford
illinois, many facts were developed
which We regard of excee ling interest
to the industrial public, We state them
as follows
l. The fact was certainly established
mat there is no difficulty in growing the
Chinese sugar cane, the Imphee cane,
and the otaheitan in this latitude.
p. That the successful manufacture Of
either or all into syrup is a fixed fact.
.. That the grahplaiions Of these
kinds has been successfully accomplish
eli, specimens Of sugar haviGg been OK.
hibited at the Convention proving this
4. Taking the evidence of Mr.. Cory. of
of Indiana, whom we regard as a pio.
neeT in The business, the 0taheiLln will
granulate and make handsome sugar be.
yond peralventure.
S. That the sugar from from the Chi.
nese sugar.c which has been hither.
70 regarded as useless except from plan,
ting purposos-can he employed ir fee
ding cattle, hogs. horses &c, aud also
can be successfully manufactured into
q flour, which makes a very tooLhsome
gri Idle cake. 1t was offered in evidence
and not controvprted, that an acre of
cane would produce forty bushels of seed
and that that product was equal, in fat
tening qualities, TO the same number of
bushels of corn.
6, That The juice of the Chinese cane
aul doubtless the other qualities. with.
out cooking, can be fed to hogs, cattle
AMI horses, with admiral fattening re.
suits; in fact, that in this respect an acre
of cane is equal to two or three Of corn.
This last is very important feature, and
shonl challenge the attention of stock
rsisers.
T. That the stocks, leaves aud heals
will make an excellent guilty Of paper.
This fact the Raw. Mr.. SmiLhet, in his
excellent address, sal had long been
known and practical upon In the West
India Islands and other cane.growing
countries.
8. That the bagosse, which with our
p;oiuters has been deemed useless--in
fact, positive annoyance on account Of
its swift accumulation can be to yield
excellent manuring qualities, and can
also be prepared as fuel, to the saving
of large quantities oil wood and coal in
the season of syrup boiling.
The Convention classified the different
qualities of cane. which has never here.
tofore been done, into three varieties-
Oh'nese sa5ar'cane, lmphee.cane and
Otahcitan
10. That the quality Of syrup manu-.
featured from these three qualities is sd.
perior 10 that ofany other offered in the
market.
II. That it is superior for refining
purposes.
NE. That more Than 100000 gallons
{perhaps 5000 ,ooo)have been manufac !.
tarod in the State during the past year
and lastly that it is the most profitable
crop that can employ the farmers skill
and energies
These facts we consider the Rockford
Convention has pretty surely established
and, therefore. we say in its results it
has proved one Of the most important
Conventions ever hell in the North. west.
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DER. J. G. AEFl3G & co.
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Regular Kau0wha & Gallipolis picket
PIKETON.

a., &C. II, REED. Captain, McCoLLsrrR,
H. ,lIClcrk. Leaves Kanawha Salncs ov,
cry Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
Leaves Gallirols every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Every attention paid 70 Passengers and
Freight Being very light draugh boat. Uhc
lightc,t in the trndc) She will run at all times
when not detained by ice. Aug. I, 1852
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Ayers Cherry Electoral,



Coughs, Colds, MGIorza, IT7awc4'ss,
Group, rrcugE'.is, in"jn!er; ycnsump-
ton, and iar .hc raac, oG CoaaumE!gn
Patients i'll ut,Gucgt stages OF tia
disease.
So wide is tlc field Of H. usefulness and 90 M
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liclyknown, who base been restored from alarming
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use. When once tried, It's superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to c5cupe
observation and where It's virtues are Euown, tho
public no longer hesitate what aatdH,c To employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 20 our climate.
While many intrIicr rcmCd1s thrust upon ~
community have failed and lryu lts,snicd, this
has gained friends lyUcry trial, conferred hCaCiiu
on the afflicted they can Ruru forget. and PRO.
ducCl cures too Us.Tou5 aud too remarkable 10
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Au,horess Of Alone" "llidden Path"
Moss Side .""Hemesis," aud Miriam"
who will fnrnish story for every number Of
the Lady's Book for 1863. This alone will
place the Lady's Book in literary point OF
view far ahead Of any other magazine. Mari.
on Harland writes for no other publication
Our other fayorite writers will continue to fur.
nish articles throughout the year.
THE BEST
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-10
Terrific Battle near VIeksburS.

CAIRO an. i.
The Memphis Bulletin, just received, says
the steamer Ratter, direct from the feet al
Nicksburg has arrived. She left that place on
Monday evening, Dec. 29th. Fighting has
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ALSO.
Sandford's FANNY Calharlie Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts.

And put in glass cases, air tight, and will keep
in any rlinata