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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

doDERiCH, y. w.
b. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,
(Late Z. Hosker)
This Hotel convenient To the business part Of the
Town, Is situated on an eminence commanding
a beautiful view of the River Maitland, Harbor
and Shores of Lake Huron. Spacious Gardens,
Pleasure Grounds, &C., attached. Every con-
venience for Fishing Parties, Tourists, and
those seeking pleasant and Healthy Summer
Resort. Choice Liquors and Cigars. Omnibus
belonging to tho House in attendance at the
Boat and Cars
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
.sf All Goods sold at the very
L ow t Pric es.
Call and Examine our Goods,

For all articles In the line Of Crockery, Car
pets, Bar Fixtures, Lamps, Glassware and Gene
raj Fixtures, not 10 be found elsewhere or 10 be
found elsewhere, call on
$50 AKIN A BABCOCK.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS,
SHAKER HERBS, PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS,
FANCY GOODS,
PATENT MEDICINES, COMBS,
BRUSHES. &c, &c., &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

VIII be speedily relieved and effectualy curet hy
using these admirable ne1i,ines and hy pavins
proper attention % the directions which are attach
ec h each Pot ~ Roy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

4 letter from Nashville, April 2Sth says .
believe that We are on the eve Of great
ey nts. Gen. Sherman has reduced the al
NV ance Of camp equiplge and has ordered
that no officer will be allowed more baggage
THAN be can carry himself, thereby saving al
least one wagon TO a regiment. Tins |
presume means a speedy demonstration on
the enemys works. There are reasons 70
believe that the forward movement from
Chattanooga viii commence about the first
Of May. There are now 50 days ratilus in
store ut Chattanooga and Knoxville, and the
amount Is augmenting daily, as the cars are
enabled 70 carry az least IS Per cent. more
than Is actually demanded eaci day 10 sup
port the army. Scattered g1rri>oDs in the
states are being recalled and all are sent to
the front. Only few Of the more imr3rt-
ant points will be held ny the military.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

boats were aground on the falls just above
Alexandria.
Three thousand rebel cavalry are reported
in the neighborhood of Clinton, La, above
Port Hudson.
Magruder's army reported 10000 strong
is on the Guadalupe, Colorado, and Brazos
rivers, Texas, with the exception Of ) 600 at
Galveston.
The schooner Jamista captured off san
LOUIS Pass, April llth, by the gunboat Yir-
ginia, got ashore near Galveston, and the
prize crew were captured by the rebels. Brit
ish sehooners Lilly and Fanny from Havana
We're also captured on the Texas coast by the
gunboat Owasco. The Fanny had aboard
eight cases Of rifles for General Magruder
Four hundred bales Of cotton were dcs-
troyed by the rebel cavalry in the village Of
Grossetete near Plaquemine, La.
The Brownsville. Texas. Journal Of April
10Th has advices that the French are retreat
ing from the City Of MEXICO This is doubt
less a canard.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

The American, having copied from the
New York World what was represented 20
be an extract from q letter Of Gen. Butler,
threatening TO resign on account Of the ap-
polntment Of Gen. Smith to the command Of
the troops at Fortress Monroe. has received
the following despatch from Gen. Butler:
FORTRESS MoNRoE, April %.
To the Editor of The Baltimore American:
Ny attention is called 70 an orticle in your
paper headed "A Protest from Gen. Butler. "
which suppases that have written the sill
ly paragraph therein contained. l have
written no such letter. It is not the
kind Of letter am used to writing There
has been no shadow Of occasion for IT, All
and more than all the consideration 20 which
l am entitled has been shown by tine Govern
ment in relation to my present command |
should not break my habit Of not contradict
ing newspaper rep1rts, save that if not contra
dicted it may affect others than myself.
(Signed) B. f. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding Department
Virginia and North Carolina
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

The Navy Department has received a com
municarion dated April %, from Commander
Fox commanding the Potomac hl;illl, in IT,
htion 20 a recent expedition up the RtrIa-
hammock, which destroyed seven large light
ers. each capable of carrying 100 men, three
pontOJn boats, twenty-five skifs and canoes
TWO hundred white oak beams and knees
urge enough for the construction Of a slO1p
of war. &c, twenty-five large boats one Of
which is capable OF carrying small gun. a
large amount of beans and wheat. On the
south side OF the Rappahannock our men
landing were surprised bv a force of rebel
cavalry, said 10 BE 500 strong which were
kept nc bay BY the fire Of the Eureka 90 Hlr-
-iet Creek The rebels made an attack on
the Eureka on The afternoon of the 2l,t and
were -p.,ndilly tarashed. C1mml3 ere Par
ker says Doe has !, from r,i1h.r authority
that tire rebels have placed torpedo, in the
Rapphanu1ck and al. ,he 1an-he, of tHe
Chesapeake.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

The bill reported IN Congress Friday BY
Mr.. Schcnck. from the committee 90 mill
tary affairs, and on which early action viii
be taken,. Increases che psy 90 prigaics 10
the army to SO, c5rporals SIS month.
and nun-cjmmiss.0ned officer, prlpoHi5uate-
ly. Ire Hrions. pepper excepted, are Zee
duced TO the old ri-i,n of 1851 C,loreI
soldiers are put ON the same footing as %
pay, ratiJns and clothing as white soldiers.
The Attorney General. in response 70 @ re-
quest from the President. has decided that
oolored chaplains are entitled 70 full cap
tain's pay and emoluments. The decision
takes the ground that officers and soldiers
fighting side by side should receive the sumo
pay without distinction Of color
Gen. Casey. who has long been employed
in the Examining Board AZ Washington,
viii, is said, have hand 10 the coming
campaign.
The steamer Harvest Moon has left Wash
ington Navy Yard with admiral Dahlgren
on board for Charleston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
NERVE TNyIGORATOR

For Nervous Debility, seminal Weakne.s p.
Power. Imp0teucy' Confusion Of Thought. J. a
Memory, Irritable Temper, GLOOMY 4 rp-els-s
Fear. es1o10eucy 1nd Melancholy cl us.
in los ~ Reason -17-Thi= neN remedy Or -
fearful train ~ mental AMI physical evils ar'
from vsu-real eXces-fs- and -ecret habits
Young. - composed ~ the most soothing. sire
eulu- ami IN EDratlnz medicines o. Del q 1u-
whole e-e-l .e Kingdom, forming iu com
The most perfect Artldol4s fur tu-- uHs- la'
distressing class ut malaiies ever Yet cl-clr---
ha- now been sent % nearly every STATE o.
relieving the untold -r1er'r-s n hult--
have never seen the inventor. rest .--
health. -rl aud happiness one .1---
lasts .-r.- Price sos half -.-- TFE
FOUR gR. At REMEDIES sre trr se-u.f no H
twenty v.sr' study ami practice, AMI 90 l.@ l-
pared rlet sre superior o. anything else f- oh
respective purposes. ] au therefore .1 'u-e 2. -s
them pa .ic, for the reuelt n -H PEI v.. .tl--r
could never avail themselvg- .- -..-- virtues
are M. Fsrssntef ss repre--u-1c- r -.r-. -=s
~ tlr pI. will De refunded. = pr. .I-e. .-.
only rv Iir MtTTIsov az hi- K-m-Gi7. I------s
,Yeeitl Diseases. No. IS MON street.. |-
r D.. and sent ~ express -. oh parts .. --.
trs. iu "a closely scaled package. secure .- -
rIcu. uu e-Cipt % the u-le- .F llH...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

Leave Burlington 81 20 An. l225 Fv. fS5 FN,
-u1PN.
Uay Erprs.. Trzfr leaves Boston At SOFA n. White
River Junction at l5 81. burlington at / IS p n.
for Montreal, OEdensturgh, Chicago and the West
masking close connection
VA Trsin leaves Boston az 2 n0 A ", via Lowell
and AZ O. 4 ~. via Lawrenc. or F'tchhurg Leaves
>pr'u-he at 50 AZ, Bellows Falls ~ u p s Tor
y. John.hup, Littleto1 and Burlington, ami ST.
A ,su-
4-1arsHlo11fioH T-1f- leaves Northfed 81 lN o' 4
n, HrI Burlington az o. - p y, for -. Altals
Tis.f Erprsss Tr1iu leaves Bellows Falls or 1000
N, receiving passenger, from the Vermont Valley
Railr0 81 leaving New York at o. 3 A n. and from
Cheshre Railroad leaving lst0u 4 II n, connect
inE az White River Junction with train lviE us
Boston az $40 ", Wa Lowell or Lawrence. Leave
Nh.te River Junction ~ 30 O. q. arriving az Bur
liu q "a AZ DO a n, Rouses Point 40 Is n. Mon
trea. az 1000 y, and Ocieushurgh u no p v--Both
the Nail Trains connect az White River junction
" Go fa,suupsic Road
Sleeping Cars sre attached O. both The N.-h- Fv-
press Trains running between R0u-es Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fgr sale
40 al the pr'lc- pal stations.
C.. MERRILL. SuVt
ST. Alhsus NOVEMBER I-+1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

The southern papers have never before
shown SO much confidence and ezultation as
at the present time. They predict the re
pulse Of Gen. Grant : army at whatever point
Gen. Lee may see fit to meet.it and many Of
them are laying plans for an invasion Of the
North and West.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

On Monday 5000 boxes fixed ammunition
were sent from the WATERFOWL Arsenal, to
Washington and the Army Of the Potomac
Eight-inch howitzers. and eight and ten
inch siegr mortars, in considerable numbers,
have been recently sent on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
WEIR MONT CENTR ALAND SULLIVAN
RAfLRo ADS.
WINTER fERAVgE1fEyT
Commencing December l4-h, ls5g.

Lesre burlington 90 a %, 1928 ". and SOL e.
Wa Tram leaves 81 Alaals 40 3 i5 A ". bur-lns-
ton nI ~ connecting at White River Junction ami
Be lows Fails with trains tor Boston, Worcester. &c
and with Vermont Valley Raiir ad for Springfield
alt New Yerk. arriving 10 View ufk az ll Is pm
Dag Ergress Tam leaves u-leushur-h 90 30
NJ Montreal az lt A ", Rouse's Point az Do g. A N.
flr Boston, Troy and New York
Niysf Erp-ess Tram leave O4dcusaursl 80 30 81
A ~. Montreal az r1 n, keu-e'- Point - g. n,
arriving az B0stouat ffA q. ruuectiug 90 Bel I0w-
b. g with Cheshire Railroad fHr Boston ant Nrr-
cest.r and vermont VALLEY Railroad f.T Springfield
ana New haven and arriving m New York az 10 Jo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
pEsIRARnE rLAcE roa SALE.

I'0k sale, the homestead o. the late Jude Foote
l. situated az the head o. Pearl Street IN the viii
a-c o.! Burlington, Vt. containing besides DWELL
tu- house AMI out buildings about - acres Of good
land In village famous for it. scenery, uneGal-
LED elsewhere even in New England, and wh,r. al
most every location j. desirable for IT, ne view
this Is one o. the best.
Also for sale, very ne building lot Of about one
acre, on Gcu-h Street Also -gt covered 4. niilv
carriage, foI one Or two horses, nearly new.
For further particulars inquire #
l.. MARSH. Vain s.
near the tolicsg. BUR- ugt ID
90 'HtEtes Fpsri. B0,l.u; or q! L,n' 7oorr
Detroit
March H. dsv.f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

Gen Bu,ler expresses the opinion that the
rebd troops lave left Nsith Carolina Tor
Virginia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON K. r.
IrrNrt-n mn ~. l-,tEr--

Ca-H'Tevg vor,Hres sra, I-sl. ',af7s W., -.a s'
G.1f'
LESTE F~RLNGr0v
3 VI. Mai T-alr. f.r Boston. Lowell. Worcester.
bellows ftli-, heenc. Firch.lr-. Hratt .eHa-H.
>9-a-rell, Hartford. New Haven. Troy, Albany
a.- NtW 0rs arrive il Boston r. l7 Fv. Tr.U
E NJ Ncw York POP %.
7fH' a frag and Boston s-rfsaHf Csarg. o. p car
.-Fv. ErHr-r. T-rIr f.- Rutland. Troy any.
Sow lHrt. Schenectady ans tic Wet arrive 70
47t "f FH - Ncw ork ~ Eu-sou River ..aI.-
mex morning
81. ~. Nt-st Ers-. from Montreal % New Yors.
arrive in Troy 3 NJ NeN YORK. l-Fv
From 'ss ,1stt al Elt TruH' r-lr. AZ Fl-'r7-
-r- f7HrUv
D. goa 20. fa-ITl1-otz..v T'r1rH from Hut'ari -Tlf -
Train leaves Rutland at 3 nl NJ
3 "1 ~ -a..cu niger Train. Leave Nfw T1r1 ~ InT.
rN il.f SOD A PM. Rutland De- g. Pm
~ Mr' T-ra- from Boston Lowell " 1855
%. c1-, -helc. Hartford Sow Haven. Troy. Ale
al. AL. Ncp .la. Leaves Boston 81 d l-. New
~. Troy 1855 pm.
t..h tl' s0.'. 10 -lra-1-a. Ir.v. ALBANY Sew
J .r5. >1-e1actl-y au- Cd .-il1 pal points ra -.,
e-F --- l---rl- and Western 41.-rla-s an. .--
formation -.FU-
r. &. ROWE 50. D. 'r1s-i,a1 Hotel HECK
= are a.T4s pc mi -s By slr -tl-r--u.s 81.
L---a -l---=- -lrlr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

TO be Immediately removed from TIE ground Of
Il which IL stands, the building On the corner on
Pear. and Hl.s Streets, formerly known A. the
F0ofs Store. Inquire q
y. :. HILL, Treas. [. Y. y.
April sth. dr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

tions f,r usinz and sold 81 the fol'oVrs ...
PRICES Pull strength siu9 Half -t-a-
Some are curer hv the ives ser, while nf..-. ..
uuiTe the stronger preparatina9 tho M. .--
j. alway- the best ~ REMEMBER-Tt-
cine T. designed expressly for obstinate ...s. -
al other remedie- e tlr Sind i1Ee N
also that IL l. warranted ~ rrur--erra
respect. or the price VIII be refunded 49,.
OF lHITATIoNs None warranted un-a -'...
directly q rir Mafr--.u. AZ his Eau.
for special diseases. Np. -- Union street. H-
r T. - Ia.iie- who wish. en- rar..l.r ..
a short time for treatment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
The Great Indian Remss
FOR FEMALES.
rr. MATTIsoN,s INn1AN E,r1rr..-

This celebrated FsmaIs ".
5 iesi sued expressly rlr ss.s
Red and single lsdies, an-I,..
best thing known FOR the pm
it viii regulate the system
OF obstruction, from wha-srs.
end amer all other reme..-.
kind have been tried M -
Will also prevent ohstrue-
Is therefore of the greater q,
married ladies' who Rom II
or other rea-ons NAV wish
an evil % which thev are .,
taken a. directed, 10 viii -
case. no matter bow 0h---s..
il j. a. 81 perfectly nie at a..
- u + put up in ha,-.--
different sfreuEth-. wirN r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
Low-PRICED COLLECTION
or BEACTiFrt
Music for the PianOForfe.

'dE hoHE CIRCLE COLLECTION u W,--t.s
Il waite PUha-. Fvur-iisnd Piece. M ps--
d 10 $500. -i SUM- 900
Il, ~ n SiLyER CHonp a collection of sonss Bal
laas IuArtets, Duet. & c., with Piano A,-.,,,,.-
ment bts, s. 90, cloth. full git 300 '---
iHE SHowlE oF PARIS; 4 col Ieetior ~ -,
Ntcai duets, with Plano Accom- psnimept III.
e. cloth 8 -, Elt g. -'
VPERATic PEARLS 4 collection corup-i.iDs trs
Vocal Beauties % the Beet Operas i'm pi.re -
@, panlment. Boards -, cloth : ~ cilf "a
g. fAkLoE ohFAN1pS Acolioctior af ss.T,r-- I5,,ts
sizes, Marches, Dances 6c ArranIgs3 - ~.
Piano, s. 3d. i'r t4s
HowE's DRAwtNG ROON Davcrs Co-+aI,ir- al
{ne ropular ana Fashionable Quadrilles. CotfIf9rs
tancy dances, &C with Figures and calls for a.
changes Arranged f1r the pianof re = IN
n mon Col ection a. Popular Duets for Violin ard
flute and Piano duets n, : u-;---
yuiien's Farewell Al bum
JulenE Music Tor the Million
- i-A-4' PV't-pti On receipt of price.
OLIVER DITS1N = Co
'1'4lsAers. % Washington St Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
1854.
Northern Transportation Company
The only through DAILY Line bt''re'H
nsburgh, Chicago,
AND INTERMEDIATE PORT

Orly sir 4ay, through. Irifhout change q Boat
,I,IfIs well known and Reliable Company, viii
| during the present season, run tAglf hne 81
F,r.t (lass Upper cabin STEAMERS Daily, he
tween Ooasus5urgh Ot-ego, -. CGfhcrfHsst Sfe's-
f4a1 Toilet Detroit, CAioago NHtrauAss, ana inter-
mediate Purt-. -.
Leaving Ogdenshursb. or arrival Of ETgr''' Ira'"
from the Fast
Passenger aud Familie. moving West, can en-
bark with their Lus-age, Teams, St'ck, &C. hi
land together without dist tuce or transs ih@ht
at their port Or destination thus avui ing the Teat
Inconvenience Of the many changes, delay ana eA-
uen-es Of other nutcs. u These Steamers nav
lar-e Cabins and state Rooms. amply ana neatl4
furnished. for FIRST Class PAs-sNeEas- and sec
ord CABINS with Cook Stoves and coulinrt11lc &C.
rn,dations fr Passenger, and FAMILIES, wh" wish o.
furnish their own provisions No ehnIi- viii re
spared o. maintain the reputation 81 tbs. as thr
CHEAPEST IND FIST ROFTE
A thorough rebuilding. rehttiug. repairing on"
retIrui-hiuE with several new boats added o. thr
line. makes this now the mo-t comfortable. pleas
ant economical and expeditions route - the
GREET HEST.
81 slrs al .ss ~, A7-Hf Of 's,' Lias s,'a-' yoa
tzu lsHr fi -srs.
Through Ti.kets over all Western Fai'road Lime
can Ns obtained nl application Co., tFo. " -wifH.
cf.-s corner Ford 1ud fattfr-on St., opposite
fei r-.l House. o.. -fLs- nv -l y.
- one uan -rei Pounds Of La-ssee Free. @
eleI rasseu ger
Bs.18.e C-s-.sf f---s .ta 1T Poirfr
frr il-ll-H Tickets and other irfcr1latle1. 3D.
Ofce steamers Laatinl, o -tens ur-h, y Z
Go. NJ. SMITH. ctr Tfr.et t-e-r
~ y. rrJi.F. AGENT.
No american liH'.., bc-.u-ton.
Ap-l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
I. G. RoNG
~E1IsE ~
fries, Springs, FCUoeS.

HuBS, sPOKES, WHEELS. SEAT-ST1O 8,
PATENT AND ENAMELLEp LEATHER. EHa
ELLED CLOTH. PATENT FACE tLU.H.
9i Cloth- Carriage and Fire Bolts N1-.s
wrought Nu'-, washer ttrria-e htru'-.
hhnl4es. Shait SHACK -es. Dash frsre-. I.--- p
PLAIN The oest assortment Of t4-r.a-7--s
uoods IN tn state AisQ Iron, Stee. Ns-.-.1
Wis, Wees, Crl'Fra VII. Cross cut o.. .'-
Sews, Slovsls, SPADES Hoes &C Fsi---s-.
Naruish. Iurnerflns, House Trl--uI 1908
Tools % al kinds. ana -cuc7al s-s..-. one
hlrdwars- esLL 4Nl SKI IEs ar.
PRICES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

uoFs pressed and IN bulk, for ale by
II r l. PERSON.
April D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
MONEY BELTS.

THERMOMETERS. Steel ami Jet Self c...,..
- - s1e-l.- an Pins for Beits, SIDE and f.,,
AM r. NAl'e .'iii, 90 them. urcen Sr..f a.
,li- "y--lr,' and ltr-r assortment IN Steel Ii,
- r.it er Irid and Plated H.-...f S,.a-- ..' p. -
Nuss uir--sH- ,la-s lt-..I
p- -- .- LkiNoiiAiDs Oh stan.
Church Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
SHAwLS AND SPRING CLOAKs.


A GREAT variety now opening
y AZ LYNANS.
April q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

ELEGANT Black sut Fancy silks '1st opened -
l. Ais. FOLL8RD SILKS % -r-1- ya1ctF SID
very cheap
iio not f.I O. sec these s7o', IS they ore ,to.,a
a-d desirable styles and worthy the attention %
SIX purchasers.
A. LYMsN'S.
Ar.l o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

A IL who have Friends and Relatives 10 the Army
n Or Navy, should take especial care, that thew
De amplp supplied with these Pill. and Ointment !;
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected O. provide themselves with them no better
present can be sent them BY ther friend- They
have been proved O. he the Soldiers ucver-fsilin-
trleBC go the hour Of nee-t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

Y '.l2u LOT q. Zinc Cl5css from tie 5fs--sst
a, 0ls lus' receif O.. AZ No. 0 nans Diock.
hiINSNArH q HTIaPF.ru
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

4 CT lees variety ,r
March - NN' We" Store
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06
sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite
Incidental 10 Soldiers.

These feelings which 20 ssdden u. usually arise
from trouble or annoyances ohstructed perspirston
or eating and drinking whatever is unwhole.ore
thus disturbing the beautiful action Of the liver and
stomaca These organs must be relieved, lyon de-
sire % be we'll The pills, taken accord NJ % the
printed Instructions, will quickly produce healthy
action IN both liver and stomach and as a natural
consequence 4 lear head AMI GOOD appetite
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

our stock comprises new patterns and our prices
Oare lower than they are askingf1r the same goods
in New York or Boston, where the profits must ne
cessarily be larger 20 pay large expenses 60 doing
business.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-14
The situa,ion.

Preparation characterizes the Union
forces this side of the Mississippi, and
action the trans Mississippi forces The
armies under Banks, Steele and Thayet,
are concentrating and defeating as they
advance, the detached forces of the enc.
my. 1t is probable, all considerable
forces throughout that whole region, will
BE subdued by Midsummer. The ate and
wetspring has doubtless delayed action
on the part of the eastern forces, but owing
10 the large number OF soldiers on FUR.
Tough, it is doubtful whether we could
prudently have earlier engaged the enc,
my il the weather had been favorable;
now, however, tho veteran soldiers with
their thousands Of rev comrOds have
nearly all returned 10 the front, and "phe
dead point Of danger being past" we
can confidently await the tragic events
coon to be enacted. Our army is larger
and more effective than ever before, and
mo fears need be entertained Of the is,
sue when skiIfulIy fed against the un.
willing cOnscripts Of REBELLION.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-14
.Countr NIeetInE AdiOrrned.

Owing to The comparative slim aIien'
dencO on Saturday lGst,it was deemed
best to postpone for one week, the APP
poinlment Of Delegates to the 'Parkers.
burg Convention. The rain and almost
impossible roals,were doubtless, thought
sufficient excuse for absence; we hope,
however, for more propitious weather
aad a general turnout on the 10th inst,
Our exchanges bring US accounts of en-.
'thusiastic meetings in other parts Of tho
State, and surely Mason county will not
be derilict. Let all Union men who can.
be present at the adjourned meeting, 2
O'Clock P, NJ. Saturday,