The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-03
Fro The EnCrirer.

4 "a A'AJ ABLE ErMEDI.
, Hehtie'nah As tbs anticip ZION Of a
na' i s'ru'ssie between tne contend;.s armies
IS crawlls pear, AID The soii itule wsrch (
nave ior tie brave soldiers Of the Confsd-
eracy, who may he wounded du' ing thc con.
!ict. SEND for publication Il very vaiuab,s
/ :elne'ty lor gCn.hOt wounds or any other
! wounds. The author OF tie remedy cav.
th1t he IL an experienced hani ana Las
seFse'i>ln foreign armies a surgeon, AMI
the only ruioes:y wi.ic!. he used with snu-
cess was this: Take half pound ef alum,
QUA RI u2t' entirely d.; then dissolve j; il.
/ oae Saiio.. a: :1,es mix. Let it be as fresh
rom COW as can be procured. Pour the
niNuss mo or OH the w"unl sv.rv twp
&ocrs: II tie wound appears TO bs iu!4am.u,
H;:t-i i: il 'tteetra lye lh:cc tunes day,
%Iso applying the alItn wash. as above
stated. .le way to make the sa'tpecr lye
IS t. take ole quarter of ro,Ind nf salt peter,
ana utz>i'lFc ii in four goiioas Of watsr-
.>cei) tie liquids AS fresh aud coal as posi-
bic, p.r'.lcalariy the alum wash, as milk
"i'en sour anrcys the incision, instead Of
hcali.g II. | hone tle citzeus who reside
near the wouried ws.i abstain from us;n.
mix IS q iut..ry unit AL the soldiers be-
eoii'e vail of'.aseI.. ssssss,1ts. Wu k,a~ ,vifk
7c ~ -1ouiI 6e-ea'ttH 81 hf5as lrlaufo lAxa oa
al, ctionate in the discharge Of our duties tv
tIit il'4H5. lt'Si'e~t LILY fFU'o, L.
TIE GaASp JrsY OF Ful.ToS Co. GA.
oS riiE EABE.,s CoRrus.--The Grand Jury
of button couaty Ga, we learn from the At
lanta Mte]ligencer, in concluding their pre-
>e!i.nitnts, remark follows:
1t is perhaps, however, duty which they
owe 10 lis honor, Judge i;ighan,, aud to the
country to expless their liigh appreciation
On .f
BY Iita in reference to the form anl nature
Of thc Government, both State ana Ccnfed-
crate. under which live and to which we
al owe allegiance: the powers delegated to
,Ls latter, tl4e R4hts ana Sovereignty OF the
former as.N eli a. the several powers, rcspo.
sibi:ties oiiL dntiss # the Executive, Legs
latis-e, and judicial departments thereof, 40
one Of wt.icl. should br tolerated in !frag-
;iA upon tie ain4I. Tho suspension OF the
wiz oi Alt5cas coryus by tlC late Congress, il
il Al act that in the alignment Of t,.is body ia
rin.e> i;ot only upon the rights of the citizen
bat upon ;hc privileges Of the Judcisl tribu-
nais OF thu l.,l'd has been condemned as an
unconstitutional assumption of power by tho
General Assembly Of our State; and our
Senators aud Representatives in Congress
have sen requested to vote for, aud urge tho
repeal Of the Act at the coming SESSION. Ex-
citem.nt has prevailed throughout the c0un-
lfy lil reference 10 THIS matter, WElcu Wo
trust Viii subsisie until the action inv oked
shall be had. Att'ibuting 10 want Of patri-
otism TO the late Congress which passed the
act, and having every confidence IN our pa
l1iotic and distinguished Pres dcnt that tho
extraordinary power bestowed upon him in the
ACT referred 20 will not be abused, wa invoke
our fellow citizens not TO indulge in acriInoni-
GUS controversy when discussing the 81 ave
qus sion, bnt to patiently wait ITS future de-
terminal on Ivy Congress or the Courts. every
citizen il the lue;4n,ine bending ali his cner-
gies to The achievement Of Southern 1nde-
l,,li'leaeo, and the promotion OF constitution
al liberty, the price Of which is eternal vig'
i'auoc'