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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-20

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No FutP Uia contracts our PVn
R1 lie whole bOmdlsa Continent i OuI'
Or. ROBACK'S
BAOOD PURIELER
and
BAOOO PIAAS
have been introduced to the public for more
than six years, and have acquired an
IwNVNCMsC pONW\NvItN,
far exceeding any Family Medicines Of q
similar nature in the market.
An appreciating public was not long in
discovering they possessed remarkable
GwvNSlWC PvONCvtNCS,
and hence their
R0NAA Sole
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expend
MoNN VMoWsaMAs
of dollars each year in advertising theif
merits, and publishing the
Numerous CCvtlSlcotCs
which have been showered upon him from
AMNovts OS NE COWWtvY.
The popularity of the
B\oOA PWvvSlev aMA VVNs
is that they strike at the root Of Disease
by eradicating every particle of impuritI
w NE S\ooA,
for the life and health of the body depends
upon the purity of the blood.
II the blood is poisoned, the body drags
out miserable existence. These medicines
AvC UWCNwN\CA
for curing
Scrofula, Syphilis,
Slein diseases, Old Sores,
Salt Rheuns, Rhetmotisns,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
Livsr Complaint, Fevsr and 5Agus,
Leuoorrhea, Female Complaints,
ErysipeLas, st. J4nthony's Fire,
qumors, Erupttons,
Fits, SorofIIous Consumption, sto.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

Gen. Dix's forces have removed all ayaila-
bic property from White House, including
an engine, several cars, and from FIVE to six
miles OF the York and Richmond Railroad
iron. Gen Dix removed from White House
in conformity with orders he received from
Washington.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9TH say
In the Libby Prison yesterday by order
OF Gen Ninder. the captains among the
Yankee prisoners drew lots for two Of their
number to be shot, in retaliation for the
shooting Of Captains VIM. F. C0rbrn and T.
). McGraw by Gen. Burnside. at Sanduskv.
on the l4th Of Nav last
The prisoners were assembled in a room az
y o'clock. by Capt. Tower. the c5mman-
dant Of the prison, and after being formed
IN a square around a table. were informed
Of the order of Gen Winder Slips of PAPER.
each containing the name of ono of the cap
tains present. were folded up and dropped
in hat on 5he table. Capt Tower then inform
ed them that they might select whom they
pleased to draw the names The first two
names drawn would indicate those t. be
shot The lots were drawn amid a silence
almost deathlikc The first ballot drawn
contained the name of Capt. Henry Wash
ington Sawyer. of the LIST New Jersey Caval-
": the second that of Capt. john Finn. OF
the 5lst Ind. vols.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RF,rFu,
SIR JAMES CLARkF-
CELEB ATED FEMALE pins

Prepared from prescription NJ S,E = CLsrrr
Physician Extraor,. uarg o. tf9 Queen
'i'hlc well known Medicine .- na .rrr....-
L but sure safe remedy g.. Female U.H-r.
age Obstruction, from any ca-ss whatever. b..
altl0u-. powerful reIae.v. 30 -7t-s-r- r. -.-
hurtiul On The cIu-t. tuition
IT, - Akklku LADIES % is PECULIARLY s-,.-s- -.
with rf -ular.tr.
In al. cases % Nervous and Spinal aFec-'.rs Par
% the Back and Limbs Ucaviues- F1r. que .r ..-.-
cNertHu- ta-p .tar.Hu ~ the Heat L.-Ha..
spirit Mysteries. Sick Headache. White -r#
the painful disease. 0e-lsIanel nv .-H-.ir-rH .
ten, these Pills Will affect cure when al ..-
means have failed
These PHI. have never been known t. "a -
the directions on the -ut page Hf -rs r.-u. .- .-
well observed
To- full particulars got plu.fl '.- r-.. -.
a-err-
y E.-s and postage stamps on. Pa. .--
authorized agent. VIII insure a t.r..a r.--.-.-.
over 7H Pills. HT return mail.
sold ty all Ii-u--l--s .-~.
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Willard Ray. Michael Brady,
Ambrose Stone. james Whitside,
Nelson Strong, David Palmer,
james Frazer, John Stephens,
W J Byington, Geo A Burritt,
sHELBUKSE.
Dewitt Durkee. George Monroe,
Philip Ryan, Edgar p Lake,
Hiram + Hurlbut, Edward SaxtOn,
James Denam. Edward W Nash,
Prosper Bacon. John Mack,
Ioomis a Allen, Joseph A Lovctt,
Charles Read, John Dullaham,
John Kelley. John Stapleton,
Horace Rollins. John Mckenzie,
Robert J White, John Fleming.
Benz Harrington, Frederick Collett,
Patrick Lavelle, Oliver VI Holabird.
Oliver Sherry,
Fl. GEORGE.
Oscar Hindalc, Frederick Su ton.
wrLusToS.
Harrison Owen Alexander Lasha,
Geo Osborne William Nixon,
Addison lsham William 7 Walston,
Timothy Finevan Charles Watson,
John Burk. George Pa tten,
VIM " Wright. Hiram J Fay,
Patrick Barrow, Ralph W H dyes,
John Batv. James p TalcOtt,
Nathan Allen, Albert F Hodges,
c Wesley Warner. Lewis II Talcott.
James Emess. Ely Bauntee
James Gafiiney, Peter Garvin
Horato d Crane. Henry Morton
Henry N Bradley. Battiste Burgoync.
Melanct0n Lee, Theodore Cady,
Marvin Snyder. Thomas O'Donnell.
Philo f Brownell. Jesse W Hough,
Daniel Nichols,
continued IN second page
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs. Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption. and for the relief
Of Consumpuve patients
n advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been SO long used and so uni
versallv known. that we need do no more
tiau assure the public that its quality Is kept
UP o. the best DO ever has been. and that II
NAV Doe relied on 90 Do an 10 has ever done.
Prepared ty DE-. !. c. AVER a Co..
Ir1-.-g' end -1Hal,-i-a' Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by al druggists every where.
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Upper Cabin Stea crS!
DAILY. BETWEEN
OGDENSBJ RGH and CLETELAND
TOLEDO. DETROIT.
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO

leaving o-lenshurEh IN the Arrival of the Tr5-.,.
Tram nom fte Ezg calling regularly fir Ps-sl,-7
cent and oswc.o
Iat.s'ge-s a'is fHslLlics HloriHg Hesf can embark
Win thelr Luggage, Teams, stock &C. and land To-
Setner without disturbance or Tran-liumaut Al
their Port u destination
Iaese NfG1lers haUs iIrgs Criire and STATE Room,
amply and neatly furnished, for First Glass Pasep,
err and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and com
lrrtahle accommodations for Passenger and Fauilis
bedding. 'iN
No efforts VIII be spared O. maintain the reput7
uan Of tins, az the CHEAPEST md BEST ROirTT
fOr through tickets 6c, apply To GEORGE "
9HlIH, usneral Passenger Agent Office opposite the
Johnson House, corner Ford and Patters,in ST. o.
hurgh, \ y. 7'''
Ihrgush tickets can be oatained at all the p,i1i,
denshur.h w.
Il, y DRURY, AGENT.
No . American Hotel Book
MATS D""'hos Burlington, Vt
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x X X
DE-. SWEETS
EMf6iIibIc EiHiAAlCHf
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA LIN
BAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPItAlNs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES
HEADACHE. AND ALLRHEUMATIC
ANp NFpVoTS DISORDERS
GREAT MED y

AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all OF which fiji speedy and certain remedy
and never fails. This Linimcnt is prepared from
the recipe OF Or. Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut the
famous bone setter and has been used lu his prac-
tice for more than twenty years with tAc most as
t0usling success
A. Az ALLEvIAroE OF PAIN. it is unrivalcd hy any
preparation before the public, % which the most
skeptical may be convinced by single trial.
This Eminent Will cure rapidly and radically,
Rie1Hafir Disorders Of every kind, and in thousands
of cases where II has been used it has never been
known L. lll.
For NrrEALGIA. 10 viii afford immediate relief in
every ease, however distressing
70 viii relieve the worst cases Uf ulala-le iu
three minutes and is warranted o. do IT,
Toothachc also will cure instantly.
For Nervous DEBILITY AND GENERAL LlssiTUaE
arising from imprudenee or excess, this LIuimcut D.
O most happy and unialllu- remedy Acting direct
ly upon the nervous tissues DO strengthen and re-
vivihcs the system and restores DO o. elasticity and
vi-or.
Tor PuEs.-As an external remedy. we claim
that DO ls the bsyt known and We cAl4lcu-e tle
world % produce an equal Every victim % TINS
distressing complaint should give 90 trial. ir Do
viii not ial o. Afford Immediate ftl4Ui, ana lh O
majority OF eases viii effect r1sIal. cure.
Qr1ysY ASu SoUE THroA7 are Sometimes extreme
lv malignant and dangerous, hut o timely appic1-
ton Of this L.niment VIII never la.l ta cure
srGAIvs are sometime very obstinate. gu. en-
lar-emeuf uf the joints r liable O. occur % el-
The worst case may Dee cong uerei Nf fi- L-n.lueut
boz two 10Y three Gays.
BRUISES. Crrs Worvus. SORES. Jl-EEs. BURNS.
pr0pertie. Of plt. SWEETS INfALLIILE LINZ
MENT. when used ace r-.u- @. directions. Also.
tuiLBLtIT- FROSTED RET. lVu lT-E1r Bins AND
sriSGs.
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SOLDIERS. Conns

lLIEHEBS, Cups. Ink Stands P.rtf,iio. S..i.,,..
hit~ Pocket Books. None BIZ -
aid spoons. Looking Glasses Match Boxee 49,
IN, &C. &c, al BRISsNAIBs Old stand CL.r.,'
June llth
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BRY Vans
p Z L VI MIC wAFFps

The most certain and speedy rcmeirs-.-5
Tor al tle diseases Of the Chest on 49, ers-
coughs, Colds. Asthma C1nsu,.-. -
bronchitis. Influenza. Ha--s-s..
Difficult Breathin- Sore
Throat, &c., &c
THESE WATERS give the most i-...-..-
anl perfect relief and when per-eve-el Wiz -
NJ O. directions, never fail ta ea.-e- y ----4
astin- cure Thousands have He.- -.s-.ii n.
lect health who have tried other means ir -
al classes and all c1nstituti1us they- --s -.
blessing and cure-uone need feSraf- b.. -
long the disease may have existed. Or h1veve-
.eIe &. ny re PROVIDED me organic structure I.
one AFFECTED should give them impartial --iar -
To bOCALISTS and PUBLIC SPEAEFrS .
Waters are peculiarly valuable. ri.sI MI
day remove the most severe occasional h.--..-..
ana theiI regular use i"r a few days viii ata. -.-
Increase the power and leZih.l los % tIa ,...-.
ly improving its tone compass and r.e---.- o.
which purpose they are regularly Used ~ --
professional vocalists.
JOB NOSES. S.Is n--r-9.+-
n Cor. lanr- s.. -
Price - cents per boI. For sale ay al. U----.
NUr. lltl. l-fL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

THE ocular faint or
infection which we
call ScroFULA turks
in the constitutions Of
nlultitudcs Of men 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
frcbled. vitiated state
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes IN
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
leaves the system 70
fall into disorder and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH.-rp,.
TADORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. No -
Lime, No Nitrate Of Silver acts inst.--,--
never fails produces all the shades of b,..
brown Parties who were dissatisfied vii
Dyes, use this with invariable satisfaction
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO. sAz-,-p
New-York. Sold everywhere, and appli.4
Hair Dressers. d.
Price 81, 81 %, and IS per box, accor5n-
June 7. DAWN .,
CHRIsTADORo's HAIR PRESFpr
TIVE, is invaluable with his Dye, as it irsr,-..
utmost softness, the most beautiful CLOS. an
vitality to the Hair.
Price 81 cents, 81, and s. per bottle, as,o-5.--.
daEly
IJST received at HUNTINGDON
~ . In the Tropics by a settler IL, :.
Rockford by the author o. So-.l =, - ing
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s63. FAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1868
Summer Arrangement.
co.MuENcLvG .MoNDAI, .ngy 4, '6s.

The new and splendid steamers Of the
Ihamplain Transportation company
United STATES. Capt. Vim. Anderson
Canada. Capt. Vim. II. Flass,
.41lerioa, Capt. Henry Mayo
Montreal. Capt Lot Chamberlain,
VIII run as follows until further notice
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THE DRAFT,
FIRsT SUB-DIsrmcT. TowS OF BURLINGTON


1eIOne l4oarec-
reverb .: feake-
Miiiiam Rough
Nelson baooh'
nllian ! sun;
Joseph LESLIE 'r-
Georse nice
EoIt w. 49,,
Gu M - D.
1 80 " n oI9
I 1tilalI n; :, harrington
~ 6.ny Ivy"
u Del"in;
I IlD- M tgurIy-
- e. I In
na 81 C -T,.-t''
W - - IT,
ri- m.
n r ~.
Too-,;s St.,.,,,
- W Nt;LTI'
Ag;ah.lI $50 $50
Jar,es a.
pa--icl- Flaho-,,.
III H.
60 Ill III
po+-i.I- ,aiIaat,-
,pI5, So,
saJ-o,,, = af.p-;5o
pst-icl. F,r-eI
De,,,,;s Fl,b,.--,-
.Iosenb Doyis
Michel nj,
AIoDzo II D,,e,-tb
H. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

NOR Churches. Ofces. or any other place. q -
Il prices; Clocks cleaned and repaired 81 Dis
MAIDS Old Stand, Church Street ~
June 18th caNA
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SECOND sUB-DisTRIcT.

CHARLOTTE.
Patrick hurry, GUY Willonchbv.
Peter Bushee, Amos II. Palmer.
John Thomns, Abel y Barber
CHARLES Brown. Levi Meeder.
Harrison u AlexanderCvrus G. Prindle
John Palmer, Henry W. Prindle.
VIM B. Throp. Spicer F. Jones.
Edward ). Pease. Edward Miner,
Geo- W Palmer, Henry {. Harrington.
John Shabbeneau, patric Bowen.
Calvin :. Root. Lartin W Emo.
Thomas c. Hill, James Douglas.
George Siples, Christopher Pratt.
Ovet L. Stone. Vim. L. Bean.
James NJ. Ball. Isaac Prince.
HISEsBURGH.
octave Element George Flanagan.
Henry VI Wilson, Norman Wells
Eugene II Wood, Moses Iabelle.
Clark F Lead. John DeberviIle
Russell Wells, Warren Edwards.
Byron Ray, Chales Coleman.
Elijah W Powell. 0ctavus Cushman,
Andrew Curry, Eusebe Sanctuary,
Michael kahoe, Curtis Andrews,
W " B0stwick. John Murphy,
Henry NJ Hull, Noble Love,
Cyrus Colt, Leonard Love,
Sidney Taft, Marble Bisonette,
Francis Strait, Thomas Butler,
Alexander Fraser. Henry Prince,
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Or mo THOUSAND BorTLrg

10 Eh ~ lHDL efNI EUTTITS
have now been sold witlouta -in-Ie failure vt.,
l-e' ''reci-t, and without the least iniu-r r.
-. M any ei-e- II Do is put up boz h.r-.is d.
ti''t NiHtfrut strengths with full t.-a..ri..-- q
...-' t.t sent nt e1prcs, closely scaled. d. aIj
~ 81 Oh strength, si1s half s-ren.-fs e..
quarter strength. 81 per bottle
- iemem0cr This medicine D. de.i-neJ .v
f- l'r obstinate cases which all other rerl,e.ii.
= tie hlnl have failed % cure also thaf II Il 49,
ialtes a. represented iu every respect 1-ff. me-.
w. W. .e Ieiulied - Beware 81 limitations None
-l.,N ulllt-s purchased directly of Dr. II ~
?. 4-- once Prepared and sold only AZ Tor Me-.
l-eitella- Institute for Special Diseases No
mon Street, Providence r. J.
* This Speciality embraces an diseases az q, ,.i
t"., nature both o. men and women hv "a re.,7lia-
p lHAs'cian oi twenty years practice
t-h- them liis whole attention.
- Consultations hv letter or otbe-,riss ,-,
strictly confidential, and nleriicines will h. -. ~
ApIe secure from observation o. an parts al tis
tN-le- states Also. accommodation ~ -
from abroad wishing ir q s...fr-a ma ,;+ u
N'- -.N care until restored o. health
NAN l'n--ii iu. been esteemed that over fv-,
Auh1iea Thousand dollars are paid D. s,-irl' H..
luarts annually. in Ncw England r.ior. -
mar i those who pay BE-. All I'm. .r,,.s fr.,-
A-' eif'nf ilfit4rT. o. men who are aIik, 40
-lIl' '- uInHr, character or skim who's u. D. -,
cNfnfner .aflau b. their own false aud s.,,-s.
Ht'f ''7n' Do praise of theuisclrcs Dr. fte.-7-
",i-' .,"'a netH9 fHfnhHggcf, take uY rsnr's
ll' Pr h'ii'sr f''1f hfs f~ofsusioHs a-e INT w.
~ VII cost You nothing. and NAV -sve
'N ii-it regrets. for, a advertisfn.- t,llt..i,,
I.ie cise' "uf 90 ten. are bogus then Il no -
and 49,. 49, ~ ~ then- unless you know rho
- Dr. NJ viii send pee, by enclosing, ore s.,,,,,
= 4l, Fe pamphlet on DISEASES % Nous srd
l a'sfasse generally gvin. frfII irf.-,,,t;
uiih The most undouhted Reference ,,d ,.s.n'
llat.- without which, NJ ndvcrtisiu-- r,l,-.,-i.-
le,.l--ne OF this kuid Is deserving alg e,rff-,-.
= Orders by mail promptly attended IN VIE.
'-i aliIess It-iiiigi and direct % pE MArrtsoS
Mar. lB-d&wtf
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GOING NORTH

DAY LINE. Leave Whitehall haily SH NJ
pom Bhrehav tdays excepted At 1880 A H.
1920 4. VI. y upon arrival OF t4le ars H"u.
Troy Albany and Buffalo, reaching burlington ~
4 So + d. and Ruuse's Point at 80 = NJ HaAIhs
same evening arriving az Montreal az l9;sal I u,
NIGHT LINE 3 Leave whitehall Iaily, ~
at : h p lI upon arrival OF the Trains from New
YORK and buffalo. and Suspension Bridge the same
dav reaching Burlington az $3.50 A VI, ana flalts-
burrh al 3 81 A M.-eunnec-ing at each place with
Trains arriving at Montreal al -,i5 N, and ogdens-
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Economy a. UcGIfh !
This maxim viii he fully demonstrated by tuy--
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
KING STOY

1T WILL BAKE, EROIL AND A'A1- -
II Ter than any other stowe with saTn- o +, p
cent IN fuel, and very large Iler ceuta-c 10 a'
ni-ucc
They have the f1ilowin- advanta-es -.
ISL They are constructed with view r -
auIahiliy all the plates exposed O. me
nlaee q an extra thickness
a. The hues are lined with uau-c'-'l1 j..
merr, thereby applying the heat c'r-ctt -
Fleni ana the oven can he heated and Eei-
Ni- "rler with loss fuel than aut ot1er 49,. .-r.
81 They have bot Ar draft Wti-n ~
hasrs The fuel burn freely au1 ltst -''-
e. tIt heating and baking facilities H. Ga.
SID lney consume all the gases We ~.
IieIr9N aiding greatly o. The quail''- '
tanned irum the amount of fuel u-c'.- ...l.r .-
1ll- The Stove l. made. muuutci hla -.
me most superior manner. The oven l' 80 ~
well ventilated. The stove f. crurel'eA- -.
anc INSIDE for use; O. adopt the lan-ua-t -.
who have used this Stove De- Do viii oa more
VIII less luel than any Other stove Dol ii
add the following testimony
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
Hiaf Rsr. d.. Spragu. savs o.. Of
ALrANY. ucr- @. .-'.-
Aig. SAGFU-Nv Dear Sir Nv family have ii--
a thoruu-h trial II the .' American Bot Air t''.-
Stove" and they regard IT, both on the score o. y
g ms tuicncc and ecunumy. having -rea-! b.
auf dhitee 90 any other they have ever trit-.
le'--, they CONSIDER 10 50 perfect a. leaving n'
O. Pc desired.
We. SPRAGJE
Tie AsEElcAS Hor AIR CooSIye SroyE De- FIR see
IN Burlington -
AE=. "a. dawu Church Street
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- AlIERIcAN conkINe 80
MASONIC FNfBLFNS.

fi'uE best assortment Of Masonic Ernhleurs /.
II offered in this place, can he a'und at No. h-a7
Block.
ERINSNAID 4 HILpRElL'
Inua L I.---
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CASE 0r RosroE r Wsr~-y
0-. p E-4rs-.-s vsr- T--E
s-1 was a private ia Co. r. .--t E--.---. 81
Y Vols. While a. Harrisau's Landing 81 .- -.
RarTahauuock near Falmouth. AMI many .- .-
Company were sick with bilious 5.a--ara
Army Surgeon dii not cure Us. anfI va, -.-s-..
Q. Din and bone. Amon- the Company v--- ----
a number ofmenhers who had va-bsi .- YOU d..
ora',-y at S'u= Sing. They were u.- s--s .---.s
tacg used Braudretl's Pills These men r---l -
upon me and others 90 use the Pills. and ". -s--
oil cured i'm from tvo Co q I've days. Aoe- -. --
hoy used Brandreth's Fiu,fr the rrrtu, r---
-ola' rheumatism rul ir Do -7sr s.. -.- . -
restore health.
Out n gratitude O. you f- nv r-I rer-t-
'end You this letter. which d. r--4-..-- -is e----
Company would n.
am. respectfully. you-s
ROSCOE X. WATSON. S-- Sir-. y p
Principal Office. pa Canal Street Nr- Yr-s
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fhsve ~ tli-rv years taught ,hat ~ .--..
ast. "a could te cured by mercury o- tn-ra- s-e..
That -he human body could only he " lrafsv-
by vegetable flad--Auimal food being. ir a.
1rI-u~eI vc-etai1e,. BBANDBETH-S PILL
should Do, In every Military Hosrital- Thss, -
cure BuErrs prtErur,. CHrovl- DrsrsH-.
crravtr nlsEvrrEr. and all Ferr-s and A-.---.
Of tho Bowels. sooner and more surely than s--
Pic ..-.ae i1 .a- va--E- EEASuBETUS FILLS
taeea cases should be taken p -dt and ~ -----
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RELIEF IN TEy Nryrrrs

/ 7
IN the Tropics by a settler IL ~ n
Rockford BY the author o. SoB-l--.i7'--'
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News of the War.

Continued in second page ]
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Ng- ..- trains Wild Jun OBJ
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-12
SEE

BG5~ RAGs,-Rags have advanced TO
five cents per. pound, cash, which is aw.
ful hard on the printers, the price Of pa
per always depending on the price of
rags, People arc woatng out their old
clothing, and praolicng all sorts Of econ.
Omy in view Of the high price Of cotton,
ton goods The mon stick to their old
shirts with remarkable affection, and a
gentleman informed us yesterday that the
smallest holes in his pillow slips wero
those at which the pillows 60 IN. To
those who, like ourselves, have small
stocks Of rags on hand, we would say
that this is a good time to sell out as it
is not likely that rags will advance much
higher House keepers are saving all
their rags, and they appear TO DO more
abundant than they were some time
since,--Whcolug Inlel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-12
NUlIBER y.
From .hq WaIgsatg Heraldi
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There has beepia graa. dssl Of ialk
alopttssiiors sqoeal aud disloyal char
iacisrs, oItea without aaX very distinct
.eonPrehansioa q Che mspaiug Of tho
terms employed and soms d tboso
wheR loYslageq preecewIomad 70 des,
igna'e e Haliet@lis and goppstheads
Have pEolessed themselves ssaadaiissjif
not ipplIed Tho truth ii. thai. The, Ia,
Discriminate use Of such bsly words. ike
that Of Abpliliopiss and Black Republic
eau, has been quite too common: and ie
order ihat'ho meaning l6eraof may 30
more exoeilg. e9Fpp6andel we extract
Tom an exchange Che following deha,
lion ol'Eorg,' which VIII sasgcr for
The whole BntHruui Drop. Anyone can
see The poiots at glance and no oos
need be in,douat as to whether il Is him
ris .mpaat, when ho hears tho obpoxiOug
phrase used IN bis presence, We have
numerous parties in town end county
whose political features The fo,lowingde-
'cribas viii NE aeepfacy Of photo.
graph
How 10 Trlt a ToRr,--A coltmpo,
ry draws a .faiibHl pom. portait Of a To.
". Y Y make hiolsolf e6nspicuops 10
In pfomlscuya efowd9y cutsing The ab
,olhionlssss lie aamus the Black ReBu6
licans.and MldieadlulIy savage dnsIfeo
niggera," tla Z terribly distressed
about the spsparSion OF the habees core
prs, ena RACES hbcUt For tsyiagetls
Rrd ihe ,s6a5iieg' He Is vSty SaueH
.A'gelds thsoo viii be- so ipsGrneiloe
N We s@xeg bptis psriegtly esit
siAspfrictono OF tho rnasteG-
lhs. Pfesiisnl.sba wishes ha
BOTTOM &c tho bottom q
polillrol pgnaGhinn,
Oi lt Faadyksan ths diyiAr
Nv q slsselg fls talks 0 great doaj
alous he tbolmpus war debt, aod Il
=4Ialn5oa ysnetuPtipg dOoda III
9rasnbacll9 III calls thGS6alhefne,S
gertlesnen apdsshe New Epglandeis
pepugious faHaAeal@ He tal8kslhgsol.
tiers bag8al anY, right % sole liy
doubts ghelber Rosetraus was ytcto.
fiope b utffSesbofo. and don't eSI5
sli5ilist haNtBi1r not Yoncun gtnts4
alsfaeognias timstaglance. in . crowd
when tho neWs Of UnioD Victory q 70,
neixea fof there 10 lasb Of palrIglie
.jby IN bis 5yt, 1liie ths i6teHi,rne
h defeat dta5s from him ne asciaih
Jon. - Yon.acan2 Lnaleis slliiiigaial athSa
South"