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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

DEATHS OF VERMoNrERs.-The Super
intendent Of the burial of the dead at
City Point, Va, has published a list of
all the interments of soldiers made I'M
der his inspection during the last month,
in which we find the names of Elliot C.
Dyke, Co. B, 18th Vt; C. D. Holmes, Co..
d, do.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

LARGE EAGLE CAPTURED.-Mr. Daven-
port the ferryman, at Putney captured
noble specimen of an eagle on Monday
last, which measured from tip to tip
7 feet inches.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

The Rev. M. G. OF Brooklyn, who is
strictly orthodox, and very stout bodily,
lately said to the pastor of the Plymouth
Church: Mr. Beecher, it would give
me much qualification to hear you preach
sermon, but you would make me
laugh in the house OF God" The poke
was returned with interest. ooh, well, y
said Mr.. Beecher, If you stay away, il
leaves room for two to I'LL your place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

PREMIUM FowLs.-Mr. Il. N. Bissell of
Shoreham, who took the premium at the
New England Agricultural Fair held at
Springfield, Mass, last week, for the
best collection Of fowls, sold some OF his
native geese to Prof. Agassla, to be TAX
en- by him to Europe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

Bro GUN,-A 15-inch gun, weighing
42,020 pounds was at the depot in this
village yesterday on the way from Pitts
burg to Boston. 1t is intended for one
of the gunboats being built at Charles
town.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

DBAD.-Wm. Driscoll of st. Adams,
who was badly injured in the affray at
Cooks Corners, C. f., the other day
before m ntioned in our columns-died
on Friday last. An inquest was held at
Cooks Corners on Saturday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

The NEW LoAS.-Among the success
full bids for the new government loan
was one of $4,000 by the BattenkilI
Bank, at 6 per cent premium.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

OOLUMB5s, sept. III.
Vallandigham arrived here yesterday
en- route to Pennsylvania. to address the
people of various places, but meeting
McGlellan's letter Of acceptance, he
promptly authorized the Democratic
Chairman of Ohio to Withdraw his name
from appointments in Ohio, and return
ed home. The peace men aredetermined to
maintain their integrity and will soon
call meeting to determine their course
of action.
NEW YORK, Sept 10.
The Daily News repudiates the nomi-
nation of Mcclellan, urging the re-as-
semeling of the Democratic Convention,
to either remodel the platform or nomi-
Fate candidate to suit represent plat
form.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15

CONTAMINATION out for counter
felt tlves on the Commercial Bank of
Burlington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-15
Financial.

BosTos, Sept 10.
The Boston banks offer, it Is said, to
bid for four and half millions of the
six per cent. loan.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-30

More About ri ynA 0sisAN
FoRrRE>s MqNRoE, April GA genera.
order from hru'lquarteFs at Newber"'
announcing the fall Of Plymouth, say
,E,xa,esmea tisweuesy~ssavns~ðe ltntS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-30

From Chic.
= - 4,
CoLrHnrs; April 2>--There is no truth
in tl1e Eerald,s atatcrti ont That GraM EorI
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-30
y TIC.

NV Y0NE, April 21--9Ths FaFnlahlng
department of agricultural iron works,
18th street. wts dcstroyed ,by fre lsst
night, Loss, 100000. Probably LOoo
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-30
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repuised with great '*Iaug f1tef.' and but
for the prompt- agsissHHcs zufsahe robt
iron clad ram, Plymouth might still b.
in our possession.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-30
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command Of the A4et OF Charleston.
From News bcrir.
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House and lot 10 MINISTER'S Addition.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-30

,icl.ck. FrsEk u L., aas,I l2y 8ars.
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letter ess reel Il = w.
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NV name Win thuae OF 80
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, 1864-08-03
4 REvOLT1NG MURDER.
A Wife and her Father Murder \ Hut"
band.

From the Wheeling Intellteencer, a9Ih.}
We have the Particulars Of most cold
blooded murder which took place on Frldny
last ut Rodderman's Tunnel, on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, In Preston county.
It Sppears that an old man named BuckaleW,
Eixty seass Of Of, age| sisited bis son-in-lsw,
John ClaEk, who Hyes near Redderman's.
The old man staid all night and got up yery
carly In the morning, and took his departure
for bis own residence some miles distant.
At an ea,1Y hour in the day Clark missed a
considerable Gum Of his money, and express
ed bis suspicious to his wife that her father
had stolen 1t. This accusation caused q quar-
rel between Clark and his *ife, which result
ed In fight Mrs. c. coming out first best,
Mrs. C1ark at once nofided her father that
her husband had accused him Of stealing his
money, and requested him to bring his gun
and Kill Clark. BuckaleF was quick enough
IN his response 70 this 9ot,acasl9n. .' he came
two or three days, but found no opportunity
to execute his murderons purpose until Fri
, 1864-08-03
= Irqal Notices.

&T.AgE or n,LINoIs. COUNTY
ca o q Aiton Eai cd CcMus1s. St. Louis. Alton i
ssste Ho.ae o Gta He ors Hs ssip
ron 6pea4stI, william Arc<1, James Hrown, stewart
Ie%ss gc~9 rG!;s+ t%sn 9oa S'1~n Esae..
lis Dudley. 5. Fal'er. Samuel J. nld&nt Louis 3
r'si; "a ans nas Ne,ri. (. Jest1p41n chsnc.iy
Dsyld Hgscie,. jar Esfl wlpt. n. ee9!ee \. 1,.ss
Marx y. Cciles, Elisha G. L,tca neld. samnel ste9.
aasp 5aIa no1 I5a. r. as;er ae G.
1sroVr, William Fullerton mo AoEHs =. Je9a1p. de
3en1en:, asose nswed hsslos hess atsa t9s oaase
o saofa III - III
4. 'saa Hrn.n, . %iisa. see.n. r r nc,s aaason.
Marx r. Ccle. Eliza Lttchneld, 6atauel 5istcn.
tetd. EenfJ llo,ebktte Unas .. Fuller. tannI J:
BIZ w. TtlEm Fullerton ant Morris E. j ssup. 1hat
Rai" complArtnt tiled bus bill Of com A!nt IL Estd
iay Of July i*4 SO that eaanmona nc thersupo5
.s u:d oat Of asta Court tgAle.t rela d+fenda7ars
ssS:y asS '5;:s 5S:s LII iii. & wi
Ia:K v co!let, Ellshu Q: Ll1ebneld; sAmusl Bsltcn
TIL ;@s5 noi Ior f. nc; noa
Hrown, V'fsHkn Fullerton ard Norris Z: Ie.sun,
sae ns snd ~ r. nsi asy u ts 1at
.. d. a.: Mond.y Il Eeptenbsf: ~, saa alSaa,
ot @ ,,. s1
fhsYein and 6tated 3t b. taken ~
fR,fFod o9 csHSca ts
L. sT4LK il Coplpl1s Coitr. tS17:n@t.tE
, 1864-08-03

day last. On the morning Of that day he
went 10 Clark's house with pistol, and af-
ter some words attempted to shoot his son-
In law. The pistol did not 20 of, but the
wife, who Was present, seized billet of wood
and struck her husband blow on the head
Buckalev SEEING the work unfinished, ran to
IN old mill near b. in which he had conceal
ed his gun, and returned before Clark Gov
erea, deliberately shot him through the heart
killing him instantly. Bucka1ew and Mrs.
Clark have both been arrested. Tue Bucka-
l.ws IRE quite numerous family, aud they
bave the reputation Of being people Of bad
, 1864-08-03

the loss OF ole Nan. They surrounded us'
csuped a mile, qnd half belo = Us. firing
upon Them, running off their stock ami
shooting them down on the prairie, They
also tcok the stock belonging to the United
States Msfl Company.
We are, and have been for two days com.
plet u eurrouuds d-the 1nd1aos attempting
TO run of onr stock, and to Kill our men IS
ttey 70 t,r water. We are suffering e1-
tremely for water for our stock and meu, ,a1J
if We DO not receive assistaoce shortly, wr
elnu have to give up our trains.
, 1864-08-03

Mr. Mathews drst prepared the VENETIAN A1R
DiK: Fibct thaI TINE II ehJ tetn nsed by 1Rou.&nak.
and IN no lis hA2 It :&ied - E1ye eo-e 1sus'
1action.
VREFT1AE DYE ie thc chespt It IN tbs world.
Is rr' II CEl5 f1y Ce1s. and eAch 6o'ts .Et&lna
The yEEk11AE ufE IL warranted not 10 iujurs
tue hEls OF Il . c4lp IN fhe slightest dsgTtC.
The VENETIAN DYE works with r. 3d1tY aud csE.
tA1rty thc hs!r requiring no preparation whatt rers
The VENETIAN DYN PIT d9ces suy suadu that may
re certG-one that III fade, crock WaRa out
ore that Is a. rerr Hne nj - The hair itsalt.
For safe By II drugEtsss. Price 20 cent?.
New YORK.
Also MaaufArtrreJ Of MATTHEW'S AFRICA HAIR
GLOSS. the bsst hxif dre1eItg IN ute In larSn bot
ties, rIlce sc. 1529 eA.snit = NAw
, 1864-08-03

Bu: re caa ctee-fu.ly say 1T. whittier has richly
Icy1. He has larger p.actice Ian any other Ply.
e!e!sn u Gh.e.ko "a the t1.atnsat q ~ THOSE di,
lAntls: r1satf diseaLes &c has tor the past nfeep
Sesrs devoted bis Whole ii ne att entisn to those
phycicAAs Hc Il rnfst succcssful T. the treatment
o ~ these cssee Wnich Ee.e 'osna1ly considered
II .kt,re, q = Of rG1e = ~ G AZ Me1 KnoE Ihyself
Ne good ht can any one may CAL and rec etse FL
cbArEe. Gfnce tnd oA,ivrr Iel CLARK rtree.. Post
1cce Boz 31A. Anbctnlts Etr1ctT contdent!Al.
, 1864-08-03

Eighth z Quaker1 In Frederick County
The Hagersto nm Herald says: Another
case of heroisnl was related to US day or
two ago, which deserves 8 place in our col.
1shmael Day. A member pt the Society OF
Friends, who resides in Frederick county,
Md, named William Brown, Was called
upon one evening at his residence BY a gucr.
lila who: had in Ids possession horse which
he had stolen, and who demanded saddle
and bridle. Alr. Brown Informed him that
lie had none for him, but he would take no
denial, and the old man, seeing that the clse
was one which would admit OF M parleyiug,
turned quietly into his house. took up bis
gun, and returned to the door xnd shot the
fellow In the mouth aud tace. On receiving
the contents Of the quo, he fell and remain:
ed there until removed by Union mau Of
place where be. has been taken care Of, und
where be Is likely to recover.
Soon alter this occurrence band Of the
same class Of men, fifteen in number, headed
By aF el1-kuoWn rebel by the name OF Hun
ter, determined to avenge the wounding OF
the house of Mr. Brown. The old map, how
ever. was apprised Of their approach and he
and his t~o sonB stationed themE elves up
stairs. The party, on their arrival, rushed
into the house and inquired for the men,
when they we're told b the female portion
endeayored to diesuade them from % eoinr No. 10.
but to no purpose. Two Of them 6eing
more reeolute than the rest, rushed for the
stairs, when the foremost was fired upon by
one Of the Browns, the ball taking effect IN
his chin, passing into his breast aad killing
him instlntly, The hindmost man fsii
wounded In the 1pg. The firing now BECAME
general, both inside and out Of the honse.
One Of the Browns, OF looking out Of the win
dow, sa one Of the rebels ID the yard, with
at Bath. He discharged hisgun at him, when
the fellow tel1, and died In few moments.
, 1864-08-03
6ptetal :Nottres;
tn Clear the House OF Flies.
uSK pUTCHERY CELEBRATED
LiGHTklNG FLY-KILLER.
noat, cheap article. .essy to use, Fyervste..v
Gill asaaAt BOLD KvEHTW1ERE. ,e1ksssssx
DR.. 1Nme


r NrS;ig Of IAnes' Hospital, Cuatom Houss street,
Nea y " - t4btt1a In ls5o. now
s2efa.lst Y W treatment Of OlD CaEoSlo. MER0U
19ha!*eo1M0L3Ce.a and al kinds BLOOD AND eKIH
uH1A19e ~ 4do O1soKDkke, oy \ CONTAGIOUS vkH1-
Aetcury, IopIp1, PoTAsaII. ..1rsusc Of my poison
put N!ta ExuT RA11zxE. i POSITIVE orEX Tor ali
huEaor5 aud bipot polkou9.
-,o1sAn1u WxxKsTss, 'eaeh y semnll Weshess,
Nocturnal md DiurnA kn1Bsfo11. nsought OF By
abnss Of the !ystem. early ,notse!etoas excess q
zu4oa. deprasson dianess and often trea insanity,
With oshtf deros able usiI q s5Epto4s treated eod
sine And exptnse Gltet, Gonot1hea, Structure. A2d
rtasal!I eultd. :. uo.- uopp1a1 y cI.,s
where tAs blood has betome poisoned. producing
hlotchee o. the tsee, small watery bllsten pAtnl In
tho head sEd boneA ucerhsed throat. lnht and
coay se1otula. together With II endless number Of
Jaaos eecouu eaded b. ~ Press generally Of
tie Bout1. Tie medical faculty. hnd professors Of mod
:al +tet, etc. Those aticteo should apply inme
'diAtey. md be cured ii thsse horrible dlsea4es.
Reuember. Dr.. Jaues' Once and PA3!cF1 are n 81
1zeadclph- be!xaen STAG and Dearborn strcets.
DHtse open from 4. II. until eP. II. Consn!tanons
obd66A4k. iJ28nSS2-{W Il
, 1864-08-03
Constitution Water

Es. san p.osoa1cef py tae Aeelcal rsca1tv. snt
kna Public, To bo tbs Moft wonderful r4ueG7 for Nt
permanent oi all diseaars OF tho Stomach Liver
KtdusYs. Bladder and Womb, that has ever heer
. It u not Medical water. It u from exper,enee
that Constitution Water has emAuRted an1 wa unV
xay let no man doubt when stnglc bottle has baa1
known 10 cure diseases which the hebs edca taIeoi
In this country has failed TO relieve.
- remedy possessing the ylrtuoa Of Constitution
WstT caanot b Il Glazed andes psspsratoa.
th1s CITY, r only second class ph5slcanA thst ex3
down popuiAf remedies, while tho better skilled MAXI
use OF every Hf1H to accomplish = euro; and tae
success Of tho increases ~ his knoWled9e o:
ddsvsnt remedies enables him 70 produces = cufe,
whne others AL IN the attempt Sclerce Ia sAusAsd
Giye Cons1ituueu Water fair t11al-we mean 70.
who a1e under some speclallstts cars ron year X
year, and We particularly aluds to lsdios who ~
constantly reeortirg TO local treatment and all eof
Of success ~ there would be from local applicaaonl
to the throat for diseases OF the bsAt1.
We have AfN3Js been careful to asa language In ou1
Circular that could not shock the most delicate ofgact
Eaton, but We receive 70 many comm Iron
persona for which Constitution Water Il adapted Aat
Of whose disease mention haa been made, that ~
have come to the conclu1ton that the remedy Il
may b, # should b mads Known. Tne medicine 3
put up for the public. and there hhould be 20 e1cep
W would say, Constitution Watsr Ia not tke 4 cid
ed pill male to suit the eye and taste; 1t Il medt
cine in every sense Of term placed tn tho h4nds q
cure. We Wocld sa7 taa. The diEectona regard q
dle:. ETC.. .sAa only to tho dlseese under Which th
Occur.
, 1864-08-03

A WOMAN IN 4 HoRsnLE SITUATION
Mis-. william Evans, Of Mercer county, C,
", woman Of SC, has had = difficulty in
cians hive decided that the trouble Is occa-
stoned By a live and growing snake in the
stomach. It has now grown 80 large that It
, 1864-08-03

distcnds tho stouec. 80 - to produce
bunch upon the outside - largo as qnazt
hand the reptile recoils and produces great
distress in the stomach. When fish or meat
IL being cooked In the room, II the snake is
not satisfied with food, It rises mp In the
throat producing strangulation. When de-
eiring food, it manitests 1t by 1isiog up in
the throat Physicians see no way IN which
this snake can be removed without certain
death to the WOMAN.
, 1864-08-03

arsrstivs "'Au @na7 A1Hsu'p''Ae~'os A'1'O >A'
.
div NJ IL eatnstton Al caHar 15 ~ ~ th ,h';r
' - -'A ~'D''1'D'' u 'D' : 1'A4~
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rsal9b'ious districts and that those thua Situated
md unxholesome 80 M HassS. e. ou 'a' eose's0 Oh 0Aa a.
/.
q nan tas osRAf fAIT RE'ToaAriTE Is constantly q
|
r.ux o-,,vr rhat II u,,11 rrr. r,v.,,~s.
sources Known to b. xoSthy ef tnpcit tr1sf 6oa
IHE F11aLE take It becaute It tuupa1ts ygor. with
@.0' 0~ 49,
ABANDONING ,nc aau,ters.ea .t,mu,.Dt. Of eou.
meree nere.oiore prescribed toE nsdlctaa purposes
Tuosr WHO sut1er from liver rounn1a,nts--ev NM.
1t bscause tbeY derive from lis snbiiions ntnnerf.
scribed remedes bsya nroTad nseas. soe osoAS pss
.or. .,a ~ ,,.oz.,,...%
seEatns e ths statements q eoantlsss viaesss
It ~ & 1fean up ,ne VI eosolnte CT
ro-,,.~c
Of The Pr prsPesati%o9 en- II Obstinate e4sss o. eosrye
tonic LAD aao genial rs Fea as'
'0'A'~ ~Ao Wi e~'''e@
n yhatevtE Esy thsy s. SiseFdefed. : sdnitsae
hence ID nseialnsss IN COLO. D1Azan1A. oaoisI
1oaaus' hno oxsASs3H7.
nhsD RTy1on IND Ea b. n95n:
bJ those 1ho sustain thef strength WITH ~ Taoie
'oA4e "n4 1@' 'e1'Ae '''NA0s'
,,.,.tn1 .r s.es1s1 ana AZ H. 4 tae minert
The considered The mest fe1ao1e scc
maoK ma ar nno preventive Of naaz'ous fsTa
saaes 2! a1 a. ano generated
e1eeslSe neat sc'n2 On ah"amp5 sol.
uxro~rn zrez,va- .++.,,nsa.,. =. .,,..,:
~, W. nan1 sna racnndano ealeatseaenot
ieseenE. '->"Do'''' 's-''s s'A''
.......-..... ...............
sAN Aa9EEA1Is warmth dinuses itself through ever.
,;,,I 12ss ,vsgeataSe ga sgsetac = Etgdy adhe!ed to
For14nrr. of deuc..e constitution, AMI ,n,,.,.,.
e ne ;. %
ade this cass Of siimeats ets esGeca ntnd9 aas
In ooss vii id that - az " HosrH ~
Ihn.s stIrEks gently eliminates the cse4latIo1 I'M
proves ne appesite. regular habit Of bocJ
ozE1 RssssnRoa T.. a:.ppen
VsarFaslx coaszc1I11 vi, Fesfore fhe ione u the
bnea fao Vea Einsaons s
ths PuFs EssrXcE 2. b. ts masst a .m9
i
DURING TIE INTERVALS between the hot stages
alin.tFmittent and remttent ie!eTs il viii be io6at
.'''''''
sx.s1cEEssT Thleh from time lnmemoftsl h.shst
sussa dte sx alx.y. Within
..
FFsS1eteng n nhysea. RoEsss nd thereby enabins
tes pGseS hsn tn1s
, 1864-08-03
The Special Channel Squadron,

All Of these ve;Eels are powerful aud mod
etately fast vessels, and are capable OF en-
gagirg almost sny vessel the pirates may be
able to bring against them. )
THE DIcTAToR's TRIAL TRIP
It Is currently rumored that the Dictator
Will make trial trip to Bermuda and back,
instead Of to Europe. It Is to be regretted
that sue could not have gone to sea In the
weather We are now having, as there is
heavy sea outside, and It would have tried
her eeagoiDg qualities. She will be sent ont,
If she goes, in the best of weather.
, 1864-08-03

Doctor Thomson
1sA tAd Lao.e ttan thirty yeszt experiences IN the
sre e.tH.eaf 2 FrTktt Dlsea1ea. The Gutde+ Contain
tnG TAIus5le Information xDa AFFIUAElTS, dxpo4lh&
9qc ct Chicago. aalcd ee NON OBJ
for Is rfnu tn pCe.AEe st4ns&. Post t.t1ce Btx H.
Chicago H1noll Onoe ard Anatomical Mus uIA. IA
EottA Gtf.k etfett- lyG-m8SSSo1s
, 1864-08-03

q, Hd3x4 CO.:
Gents: Freely glve you liberty 10 n1ks uss OF nj
oloWtDK. certificate Of the value Of Constitution
Wsseg, which cBl recommend In the highest mas
ner.
dtr1 whole length Of the back and Ia her limbs Y1tf
Papl2uon OF ts Heart, attended With Falling Of The
1called pny1tci1n1 Eho astaaded heF about, thfef
yho sttenssa hsE e. fos :oSas @ ri P4s month"; nd Ehle
" iaea7so!e: EoI ssid 10. sSs 6as such ! com
operates sgalnBt other OF her dtmrutesn About
this time she eomnenced tho usa Of Constitution
dose seemed to have the deaised eIcct, and sha ke
On improving rapidly under 1u treatment, and nov
NOT taken any Of the Constitution Water for aboui
four weeH. aad ve are ea32y to Rsv th,t it hax pro
w. E. YAx B1sscaoz1y.
, 1864-08-03
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PRINCIPAL DEPoTs-
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, 1864-08-03

Of stsssn "a
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q zee n ne9 q Ns s.av nv R4e
s1er nom Till disease Who ase Ignorant Il Ii thsi
a1aEsa
en 4 3 be;ond s
e sf Ms TRed s.
ifehed into1ersole.tps patient drink. conataati1
asee s4seeaz s2 sns %saa
I'D :he paaea: FEsdUali7 'lnk1 ron e1hsasaon.
CONSTITUTION WATER
and We have nnch confidence that It Is specific II
say 'nst cured every ID 1s,od il has bs
Stone Ii the Bladder, Calculus.
Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
land Mucous or Milky
Discharges after
UFinating.
D:sea.e occurring ffor. one and the saue CAUSE vii
BE entirely cGred hy the Constitution Water taxaE
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In Dysmenorrhoa, Or Painful Men9ruatisa.
and Menorrhagia, or Profase Flowing.
9oth eise:scs sstsnR tosn taui:y zecraaon Of sh4
locAksa fnd-in the one case being too little, and
accompanied By severe pain, and ths other pro
Constitution Water. --- -.
Fhlch Is the result OF relaxation Of the ugamertA d
that oTgau snd known BY sense OF hesviness and
dragging pains In tho back a1C slde9, and At times 20
compan1ed by sharp 1anclnatlcE or shooting rai1l
through the parts, Will in Ill CASES, be removed By thS
IhsEs & snothsr s!sas e synrtons Arising tto9
Neryousness, which word coyeEs up much ignoraucA
and In out Of ten the doctor does reA
know whether ths synPtoms are thd dlseass, thA
disease tho symptoms. We can only enumerate them
here. tspes& mora particularly OF cold Feet, Papl.a
ton Of tie 4ea.t, Impaired Memory, Waketulne4t,
Fls1hes OF Eeat, LAaxuor. Lssatt1de md U.E.cze d
Vi4lor.
, 1864-08-03
At1r1Ga1b Mr1pntrt.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1864.
THE LAKE SUPERIOR REGION.

The Iron Trade Of nfRrguette-8 -8tatts-
tics of Tonnuge-ExtenG Of the Mlncs
-Fupulatlon-Dlaco Of Gold, Sil-
yer and Lead In Great -AbUndQ1ce
, 1864-08-03
FROM SHERalaN'S ARMY.

L1at Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers
Who Have Died NJ the t:eueral Fisld
Hospitals, nt Resacn, Georgia, since
may 10, 1861.
, 1864-08-03
351uratip1laI,

TDLEWILD.
MRS n. ?. WILLIS
Is prepared to 1eceiye few acd.ttoEs1 pupils he.
TWEEN Re ages or and II, 10 b. educated With her
daaehters =. ldlewild. The school year will nefln
Stp'embe- 18th. Adj reas Fco: Orange Co., n. r.
2pEl Qi21 1m-W&F.s
, 1864-08-03
Read! Read!!- Read!!!

DATyH11. Pa., jams :, 1s01.
De. TIN. a. 913a0-Dear al-: In February, 1561. !
was a1icted 1lta 31gsz diabetes and for ave months
Ilasssd more than tEo ga!lona Of water IN twenty
twelve times during the night, and In lye months /
1ost about nfs{ pounds 4 Weight During The month
Water, aud In txo days afrsr ualnX 1t experienced
rstef, and After taking tTo bottles was entirely
curcd-eccu x.ser Fegztntn& ny u51al coed h4Ntth.
Xous1 truly, , J~V.L- On WITH.
, 1864-08-03

ITO TGNEER3.-Names, appi
exoe. - = pnVf nm Z. ~
hiaook Ii Jul: -. lss& :. jITsQ4i.st