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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-12
Trouble in the Rebel states-Rebel-
lion and Desertion.

The great convulsion and reaction
within the rebellion has begun. The slave
faction has at last aroused the non slave
holding millions Of the South, by their
iniAmOus tyranny and opposition. 1t is
Acontestwbicb we have long felt was in
evitable and iFrentessible. and we rejoice
at its Inauguration. Ca with the ball !
for ere IL stops il will crush Richmond
to powder. Read the following extraeta
from rebel organs
Appeal 10 the PT0BIe of Northern
ana NOrtheAseekn fseorgIa and
southwestern North Carolina.
sea dEAEaAL ORDER = no 1. rasq
HEADQUARTERS, DAaLoStSA, Ga. Jan &c.
The General conmau ding this depart
ment, having been reliably Informed that
there are a number Of des,tt u.s. tories md
oonscupts resisting no lars in Northern and
NORTHEASTERN Georgia, and in SoatbDestsr1i
Aorth Carolina, has despatched d fore undet.
my command 10 suppress any iHslprectioaa,y
movements, 10 capture desc tets, and qeper-
ally 70 restore tranquility to his part gfA,e
c0saiiry
This | desire 10 do "ppaceably il / can,
forciblyiff must" Bot while / am full
ly prepared 10 carry out the orders Of the
commanding general at The point of the
bayohet - having a we'll discipliuqd,
thoroughly equipped and provided fore
under my command, yet am clothed with
plenary power 10 offer such conditions as
may prove conciIia,ory aud insure q
peaceful return to duty Of every man now
occupying a HUSTLE attitude TO the gov
ernment. And shall pursue The latte,
II am co-operated with.
hersby dpsire o. assure all maleon-
tents that IL they will report 10 me Al
these headquarters, within ten DAYS, thai
am authorized TO put them into comps-
nies, batalions and regiments upon The
coast that are not filled up to the maxi
mum plumber, or 20 organize them into
additional companies for the post at at
lanta.
In all cases where they have not rem.
dered themselves obnoxious to the charge
Of having perpetrated violent iniractions
ofthe Jaws Of the State or Confederacy, a
free and foil pardon will be granted.
IL on he other oand, these malcontents
persist in arraying themselves against the
laws Of the land and continue in open
treason, / will pursue them into THEN
flsinesses, and use all the power and
means at my control TO arrest and bring
them 10 condien punishment. My men
will be ordered 10 fire upon them, and al
eli hazards TO capture the last man, until
this reasonable movement is completely
suppressed
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WANTED T0 RENT.

A suAtL HoUsE, WITH THREE or FOuG
"a rooms, k.tchon, yard, etc., Convenient 10 de-
Public square Apply at ID, slokiaa a co, corner OF
Market aud li.Qn streets. Fsbll-lwt
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scription. He denouness Il as unconst
tuiional and unnecessary.
Even the Alabama nor siaveholders
refuse to respond to the call for soldiers.
Read the following.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-12
progress Of Rebel CiviliEation.

The following order taken from
Houston (Texas) paper illustrates strik-
ingly the demoniac spirit of the rebel
lion:
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Appeal to the Pv0Bie Of NOrthern
ana NOrtheasteHH GforgIa nnd
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

Gen. Lees army has re-crossed the Poto-
mac to the Virginia side. Yankee gunboats
in james river within 80 miles of Richmond.
There continues the hottest kind of work
around Charleston. The enemy have been
driven from James Isiaao. Gen. Johnston
has withdrawn his forces from jackson to-
prevent being fanked by the enemy. Gen.
Pe.tigrew died at Bunker. Hill, Va, on the
18th.
There has been a great riot in New York
city in resistance to the Conscript law. The
draft created tremendous excitement. Two
blocks Of houses were burned and several
soldiers and citizens killed. Gov Seymour
had applied to Lincoln to stop the draft in
the city for the present. the second days
riot was larger than the FIRST. They burnt
stores, sacked private dwellings plundered
manufacturing establishments. A riot has
also broken out in Hartford, Conn.,, in re-
sistance to the draft.
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Proclamation by the President.

w HEREAS 1T is PROVIDED BY AN C !
w of Congress, entitled An Act to further pro-
vide for the public Defence approved on the 10th day
Of April 1867, and By another act of Congress. approved
on the 9th September, 1S6 eqtitled IAN act TO amend
al act entitled an act to provide further for the public
defence, approved16th April, 1867 that the Presi-
dent be authorized to Call out and place in the militia
ry service of tho Confederate States, for three years,
unless the war shall have been sooner ended, all white
men who are residents OF the Confederate States,
between the ages OF eighteen and ~forty-five years, at
the time the call may be made, and who are not, at
such time, legally exempted from military service, or
such part thereof as in his judgment may be necessary
to the public defence.
And whereas, in my Judgment the necessities of the
publicdefence require that every man capable of bear
ing arms, between the ages aforesaid, should now be
called out to do his duty III the defence OF his country
and in driving back the Invaders now W1thlnSthe linn
Its of the Copfederacy.
the Confederate States Of America, do by virtue of the
powers vested in me as aforesaid, call out and place
in the military service of the. Confederate states, all
white men residents of said States between the ages
of eighteen and ~forty-five years. not lesaHy. exempted
from military service, and l do hereby order and di-
rect that all persons subj ecJ to this call and not now
in the military service, do, upon being enrolled, forth
with repair to the conscript camps established in the
respective States of which they may be residents. un-
the event OF their failure to obey this call, as proVl-
ded in said law.
And do further order and direct, that the enrolling
officers of the several States proceed at once to enroll
all persons embraced within the terms OF this prOcla-
nation, and not heretoforeenrolled.
And L do further order, that it shall be lawful or
any person embraced within this call to volunteer for
service before enrolment, and that persons so Toiun.
teetlng be allowed to select the arm of service and the
company which they desire to join, provided such
company be deficient in the full number of men al
lowed by law Tor its organization.
: (-1 Given under my hand, and the seal Of the
/ SEAL. Confederate States Of America, at the city
/ t-~} of Richmond, this fifteenth day of July, in
the year OF our Lord ole thousand eight hundred an6
sixty-thiee.
tSigned, JEFFERSON DAVIS
By the President:
J. 2. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of State.
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rHIRTE ENrH REGIMENT N. c. TROOP

. The following is a list of casualties in tho 18th
regiment of North Carolina troops, Scales brig
ade, Pender's division, in the engagements around
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Lieut., Col. Hyman
commanding:
Field and Staff-wOunded-Lieut Colonel Jos H
Hyman, ankle
Co. A.-Kiled-Corbl Henry waters, PrivateJ
Robinson-wounded-CaptE B withers, 1st Lieut.
L B Henderson, I'd Lieut. N williamson, Sert
j N Jones, Privates II O Howard, John Tottcn, NJ
warren, Jos Moore, Pleasant Scott.-Missing-
J C Reagan.-Total-kiled 9, wounded 8, miss
ing 1.
Co. B.-Kiled-Sergt ] N Knox, Corpl r "
Choat, Privates ii S Moser, III c Alexander, A
Brimer, J L Kimbrell-wounded-Capt R Choat
Privates j F kirkpatrick, J Ii Neagle, W j Tay-
Marks, W A A McGinn, n G McGinn. Missing
I'd Lieut. Edward Smith, Privates W f BaYIl .t,e,
J R Nicholson. Total-killed 6, wounded 9, Kiss
ing 8.
Co. C.-Kiled-Henry Hamlett, Eli Loefer.-
wounded-2d Lieut. W W Rainy (mortally.) Cd Lt
WIN Y Brandon, SergtJ B Marlborough, Corpl G
W Brandon, Privates Adolphus Atkinson, John
Allen (leg amputated.) Sanl Covington, WI M
Powell. Missing Private WIN W Stanfield. Tota.
killed 2, wounded s, missing 1.
Co. Killed: I'd Lieut. Thomas Chamber.
Corpl H a Gordon, Privatcs Jno Evans, Anthony
Norman, VIM R Oakly, And Stephens, B Y War
rem. Wounded: I'd Lieut. VIM G Woods ~(supposed
m~ortally; Corpl B NJ Stephens. Privates Wm
Faucette, (leg amputated) W JR O'Brien, WI
Scott Qeg amputated) w Mcfarland CD Lea
William johnson Supposed mortality Total
) killed z, wounded S.
Co. E. Killed: Thos. Fonville, VIM W burr,
J M Heicks, Fetley Gerriner.-Wounded. Cap
= Thos A Martin; 1st Lieut. James Bason, I'd Lieu
John r Ireland; Sergts J P Bradshaw, j ADickey
w Faucette; Privates John Adams, C ] Andrews
W Boggs, Geo " Holt, Geo A Ksck, ] n Lackey
Caleb May, Jas N Mathews, Al Rike. MATHEW
. Patton, r b Forshee. Missing: ] A Rippey, Nm D
= Thompson. Total: killed, 4; wounded l6, missing
Co. F.-Killed !. Privates NJ Leonard, jaime
e Mcdaniel, VIM Ii Penny, wounded 1st Lieut. Fran
a Williams, I'd Lieut. n B Lain. Sergt j A Mai
: Privates A o Daywalt, John Harris, Il .
;. Holt, G W Kinkle, U C May, Jno Ridenhou
q Anderson Ridsnhour, Jno Sheats, John Tutore
IL Vinegum, D C Wallsce. Killed 3, wounded L
Co G:-killed, Sergeant J stallings, Priyal
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTNORTR CAROLINA.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OPFIoK, (HmIFIA0 \
Raleigh, July 18th, lisa. (

r CAROLINA
ADJUTANT GENERALS OPFIoK, {HnIFIAJ
Raleigh, July 18th, 1s53.
GENERAL ORDER,
No. Is.
T IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
l. recent Legislature, Commanding Officers of the
Militia are ordered 10 enroll as q Guard for HsHE De-
FENCE all white male persons not already enrolled In
the service OF the Confederate States, between the
ages OF is and 30 years, including foreigners not nat
uraszed who have been residents Of the STAGE for
thirty days before said enrolment.
Ill. There shall be exempt from the operations Of
this order the Governor, the Judges of the Supreme
and Superior Courts of Law and Equity, Members Of
the General Assembly, the Officers of the several De-
partments OF the Government, Members of Congress-,
Civil and Military Officers of the Confederate Govern
ment in the State, the Ministers Of the Gospel Of tho
several Religions Denominations ofthe State. charged
with the duties OF such ministry, the high Sheriff and
Clerks OF the several Courts of Record, and the Public
Registers in the several countiss.
Ill. After enrolment the men enrolled shall be divt
ded into Companies ofnot less than seventy-dve men,
nor moro than one hundred, and shall proceed TO elect
their Company Officers. The certificates Of such cleo
tion will be forwarded to this Office with the papers
of enrolment, in order that Commissions may be Is
sued.
w. Officers OF the Militia will be enrolled for HOME
DEFENCE, and their Commissions, when called into
service will be suspended only during the period or
such service.
". This order ia not intended to interfere with the
enrolment for immediate service, those between the
ages of 40 and IS years under Order No -.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DANL. 6. FoWIE. Adj. General.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TYRE III. GILLESPIE, OF 81 TWENTY-FIRST
Regiment N. =. Troops, commanded by Capt. Snow,
was last heard from on the 23d January last. A few
days thereafter he was sent from Fredericksburg, Va,
to a Hospital. Any information that can be given his
aged mother, Elizabeth Gillespie, of his whereabouts,
will be thankfully received. Address, Fiat Shoal,
surry county. N Z. 45-3t pd.
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0BTTyAKT.

Five lines viii be published gratis but for every
additional line OF writing, ten cents must be sent or
the obituary notice will not be inserted. We never
.ssend bills' for such service the money must &C
company the article.
Died, in Burke county, N c., July 18th, 1888, Am
brose Joseph, infant son of Rev. N. a. and M. Z. Kay
Ter, aged tour months and d days.
This lovely plant so fresh and green,
Called hence by early doom
Just come to snow how sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
BY ITS AUNT NANCY j. E. DUcKworH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20

g- We suppose every Editor in the world, almost,
has published time and again, that no communication,
of any sort, would be published, unless accompanied
by the writer's real name. And yet people will send
them marriages. deaths and other communication
with only some fictitious name attached, or no
name at all. Well, none snch will ever see daylight
through this paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20
THE PEOPLES FACTORY.

WE r NOW IN OPERATION o THE
Wv benefit of the people. We are row manu-
featuring the flying Shuttle and Old Fashioned Looms,
Spinning Wheels, Bed Steads, &c. Our foundry Is
also in operation, and Castings of all KINDS will be
furnished as far as possible. The farming interest %
the country will receive our especial attention. We
will pay the highest prices for old castings, which you
must bring to US if you desire the supply Of new cast
tngs to be kept mp. We shall soon be prepared to
furnish plows oil various kinds, oy Wholesale and re-
tail. Soldiers wives will be furnished with necessa-
ry articles at reduced PRICES.
SIMPSON & HOOKER
48-tE Hilshoro' NC.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20
By the Governor Of North Carolina,
A PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAS, FOR THE PROTECTION OF
Wv sour people, as far as possible, against the
to prohibit the expectation of certain articles of our
E psodaete beyond the limits Of Cur State
Now, therefore. /, ZEBULoN Ri VANCE, Govern.
or of North Carolina, do issue this Proclamation, con-,
tinuing the proclamation of June Sth in force for thir-
ty days from and after the 18th instant, In regard to
Cotton and Wooden Yarns, Leather and Shoes, sub
lect to such exec rtions, &c, as have been expressedi
portatien.
(- In witness whereof, Zebulon B. Vance.
SEAL. Governor, Captain General and Comman-
t-~l der-in-Chief. hath signed these presents
and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed.
1863, and in the year Of American independence, the,
S7th.
By the Governor: z. B. VANCE
R. H.. BATTLE, Jr., Private Secretary.
June II, 1863. 48-9
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20

PRoMorED.-Maj. Gen. D. Fl. Hill has been
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General
and assigned to duty m the army of the
West, under Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Lieut..
Gen. Hill passed through Raleigh on Sunday
evening the 18th, en- route for his new field
of operations.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20
NOTICE.

RRANSON IS W. E. CUNNGGIM. HAy-
-. Ing mutually dissolved co-partnership in the
Exchange Hotel. all the open accounts will be settled
by z. IL. CuninSgim. W. ii. CUNINGGIM.
L. BRANSON
Raleigh, July 10, 1853. 4s-4t
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E R Jones. Wounded .2d Lieut. Rufus Atkinson,

u Il Jones. Wounded 81 Lieut. Rufus Atkinson, I
Sergeant III Keel, Corporai j h Mayo, Priyates
Atkins. L W Bloun', " V Barnhill, J j Elexon,
IL Lliiey. j B Medford, Fl Parker. W Proctor, |
= Ill whitehn st. Missing. j Savage. Total-KiAed
2 wounded IL. Missincl.
Co H Killed, Private .J,m., F Vaughan, |
Wounded, lst LieutehSn, J Gaoiim smith, oergt.
James c kat!ife, Corporal J 81 Robertson, leg
amputate. ;Privates Robt Covington Oven Joyce,
Henry Melton. Peter Robinson. Total-KIled /,
wounded Z.
Co I.-kilisd Sergeant Joel Hudson. Woun-
ded. LIST Lieutenant Vim Ii Winchester, leg am
putated; Sergs J~osephus Pratt, Privates Henry
sartcr, Giles Jones, J T Rogers, James Wray.
Leonard Fry. TotaI-killed | wounded 4, miss
Ing 8.
Co KILLED, lat Lieutanant WIN N Nunnal-
ly, Privates j II Upton, Jas Walker, j 3 Slads,
Richard ramsay. Wounded, I'd lieutenant WIN
!. Tolten, leg amputated Corporal ii Trolinger.
priYates, Il I, Nun, B F Carter, W N Summers, T
Summers Julius Love, Thomas Loftes, " d wright,
John Chambers Missing, Corporal K w Stanteld,
Priyates j W Bagby, John Baton4n, K c Saun-
uers, 6 " ware, o W walker. Total-Kiled 8,
woandod 8, missing 6.
RECAPIT ULATIoN
Killed, IS.
Wounded, 9s.
Missing. sI7.
NAT. 8 SMITH, Sd Lieut.,
Acting Adjutant
y TWENTIETH REGIMENT n. G. t.
WoUNDED.-Lt Colonel N Slough, In left arm
Major is Brooks, in left arm. \
Co. A.-Capt P A Smith, wounded in foot +; Il
j D Irwin, ia hand.
co. Cit P williams, wounded in face.
/, Co. D.-Killed-Lt J L Gore.
Co. FL W wright, wounded in face, Killed
1t F c wilson,
Co. G.-Killad-Capt o E Mercer, Ii 2 C Ful
wood.
Co. H.-C.pt G B Monk, wounded in breast
Co, I.--Capt D ] Derano, wounded i in hand.
All It's wounds are slight.
j. S. BROOKS, Major Goth N. @. T.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, CMnITIA0 D.
Raleigh July 10, 1868.

1ENEHAL ORDER,
No. 13.
= THE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE
i Militia are ordered to enroll all able-bodIed
white men between the ages of forty and forty fya
years. who are subject to the Conscript Act. Those
who are exempt from military duty by the exemption
order.
II. In addition to the exemptions under said act.
heretofore published, are the Ollowing exempted an
deriact of the Congress, and approved April both, 1868:
Justices of the Peace, County Trustees, County So
~licitors, Coroners, Registers, Tax Collectors, one
Deputy Sheriff in each county where there il no Tax
Collector, Constables now In Office, one Deputy Clerk
for each Court when the Court may request it, one
County Commissioner for each county for distribu-
ting money and provisions among soldiers families.
Agents appointed under act of Legislature for any
public duty, Militia officers, Mayor and Police of Raj
eigh, Wilmington, Fayetteville, Salisbury and Char
lotte, Counsellors of State. Board Of Internal Improve.
ments, Literary Board, and the Employees of the
State governmental the differet departments.
Ill. The Commanding Officers OF the Militia win
report with the mon ordered to be enrolled, at Raleigh.
on or before the list OF August.
~. Each man ordered above viii bring with him to
Camp one good pair shoes, two shirts, two pair socks,
and enc blanket.
By order of Governor VANCE,
DANIEL g. FOWLE.
ADJUTANT GENeRAL
July IA, 1863, lS-at
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YOUNG'S SMUT

A FEW ON HAND AND FOR SALE. THOSE
~ needing had best order soon, as material for
making is out and no more to be had. Address
zS-5tpd. ALEX. DICKSON Hiflsboro'. N. G.
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SOUTH LOWELL WOOL CARDING
MACHINE.

"WELVEMILES NORTHEAST FROM HILLS
i bOrO', one mile from South Lowell Academy,
and thirteen miles from Durham's. Ny Cards are In
good order, with sufficient help to run day and night /.
SO that those from a distance may not have to leave
their wool. Price t~hirty-fve cents, or ne-tenth of
the wool. Mixing, fifty cents.
Wool left at my house, three miles south Of Mount
Tirzah, On the Raleigh Road at Flat River Bridge,
will be carded and returned to the same place.
July 1s, 1863. ia
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CATECHISMS.

A NEW SUPPLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE
a at this office. Price $3.50 per dog. Send early
il YOU wish to secure them.
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state positively that his forces were vastly superior
to ours, many of them estimating them at tao hun
dred thousand men.
OF the loss on either side we here in Richmond
know absolutely nothing. We have heard ours es-
timatcd at eleven and the enemy's at forty-thousand
men; how far either or both may be of the mark we
have no means of knowing. We lost between eff
teen hundred and two thousand prisoners, and cap
tured not less than six, and perhaps as many as six
teen thousand.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-20

iron-clad Yankee gunboats passed City Point yes
terday, and proceeded up James river. Seven. gun
boats and transports remained two miles below the
Point. The object of this reconnaissance is quite
apparent. The Vandals are anxious to find out what
force is supporting the garrisons at Chafin's and
Drewry's Bluffs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Cabinet Ware and Chairs.
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.

Feb. 10.
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QUEER PAPERs-The paper having
the largest circulation-the paper o.
tobacco.
Paper for the roughs-sand paper
Paper containing many fine points
the paper Of needles.
Ruled paper-the French press.
The paper that is full of rows-the
paper OF pins.
Spiritualist paper-(w)rapping pa
per.
Paper illustrated with cats-edit O.
rial exchanges.
Drawing ~paper-the DENTISTS bill.
The favOrite paper on railroads.
car pit paper.
Ataking paper-sherif"s warrant.
Bank rags are nou(e) paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25

\ great observer of fish >ssvs that
the trout is the only fish known that
has z voice, which il emits, when
pressed. in a faint murmuriug sound.
There is resemblance between fish and
certain young ladies. who need consid-
erabie pressing before they cah be
made to sing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25

Little Willie, having hunted in all
the corners for his shoes, at last ap-
pears to give them up, and climbing
on Il chair. betakes himself to a big
book lying on the side-tabIe. Mother
says to him, What is d1rling doing
with the book ?" "lt'th the diciion-
airy; papa lookth III the dictionary for
things, and I'm looking to see if | can
find my shoes"
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CIR B r.


Are prepared under the immediate supervision VI
askilliui Physician, and they may be reiied upon IN
ali cases.
The intelligence of the community is not insulted
BY the offer OF u single medicine which claims to
cure ALL DISEASES, but the Gr9fenberg remedies
consists OF eleven different medicines, ali unequailed
IN the cure Of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended, among which may be selected one appTO-
pirate 10 any OF the diseases incident to TINS county
and climate.
Es-THE GRRFENBERG yEGETABLEPILLS
are better than any Other kind OF Pills in the world
ks-GRAFENBERG UTERINE CNTHOLICON
IS an infalible remedy for all temaie diseases
sS-THE UTERINE CATHOLICON Will also
cure Gravel. diseases OF the Kidneys. urinary difi-
culties in males.
A-THE GREFENBERG SARSAPARILLA is
by far the most powerful and elieaeiOus compound
E-THE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYR-
UP is a certain and quick remedy for all diseases Of
the bOwels-Priee 50 cents.
GREFENBERG PILE RENEDY nov
er fails to permanently relieve this distressing dis
zs-ThE GREFENBERG CHILDRENsPAN-
ACEA is an invaluable compound IN all diseases in
ESTHE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is a sovereign specific for this particular
SSTHEGREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT exeels all other salyes IN ats curative
SS-THE GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing relief IN all pull
monary complaints-Priee So a bottle. SS-An emf
nent Physician of New York, states that he has
known the Grafenberg COnsumptiye's Balm used
with great success IN Dropsy- Our own experience
R-THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
ETH GSREFENBERG EYE LOTION is I'M
paralleled in all or diseases OF the eye
Price Is cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25

i thick-headcd squire being worst
ed by the Rev II lnrv Smith in al
argument. took his revenge by say
ing: If | had a son y 40 was an id
ct, would make him Il parson."-
Very probably replied cont
l see A"ur father w3S ,f = different
Oy,i..isu.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25

Doctor saiG q desiairing patient
ia New York, 10 "a physician, 4 am
ii Il lrseifd! .tate, can neither lay
nor ssi ahat sa&I! l dog "Why,
,hen, replied the doctor, very grave
Iy, Il think that .ou had better
rooat.