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compelling
- crime.
Major General Judge Busfeed.

Major General DICK BUsTEED, "@i"
politician of New York, who, after n"'
merous windy but bloodless exploits was
appointed by Mr.. LINCOLN to draw
Major Generals salary, and who, fearing
that by some unpleasant combination OF
affairs he might be compelled to smell
the smoke of "vilainous ssltpetre," gave
mp his prospect of glory on the tented
field and was appointed Judge VI the
United States Court i'll Alabama when 1t
was very doubtful whether any such
court would ever be held IN any South
ern State, has been making stir down
in Mobile. He valiantly accepted his
salary for doing nothing during the con-
tinuance of the war, but since the at
mosphere Of Alabama has become more
favorable to his judicial health than 1t
has been, Judge BUSTED has commenc-
I'D to discharge his official duties and
seems disposed to make up IN present
zeal the loss of his valuable services III
the past
A treasury cotton agent named Den
TER was recently arrested in Mobile, on
q charge of swindling the government,
and held in custody by General WOOD
the military commander of the depart.
ment DExTER's attorney applied to
Judge BUSTED for writ of habeas cor
pvs, which was issued and served upor
General Woop. The military authori
ties refused to obey the writ and pro
ceeded to organize court martial for IN
=, trial of DEXTER, declaring that the,
would submit to no outside interior eRce
i Whereupon BUSTED ordered that proc
= lamation be made for the arrest of Gen
eral WOOD to show cause why he SHOULD
not be punished for contempt of court.
WooD not appearing, an attachmen
was issued returnable two weeks from
date, and 80 the matter stands,
BUSTED is determined TO maintain
the dignity of the civil law, and Woo
1ssls very profound contempt for tn
sQQxt. Whethss the Judge would b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
THE BrNrrrr OF ADyERrIsINa.- %

Y -rr -
THE BENEFIT OF ADvERTIsiNG.-In
answer to q correspondent the New
York Tribune states that it IL true, as re-
ported, that a Boston druggist who has
q speciality now before the public is pay
ing that establishment SO, 900 year for
advertising. 1t says he paid $1,500 for
the insertion of one mammoth advertise
emit, and adds on the general subject ::
Bonner once paid us $4,000 for one in
sertion of an advertisement Of the Ledger
He knew that by judicious advertising
he could insure fortune. The old pref
udice among druggists and physicians
they, as well as others, sec that the
cheapest mode whereby they can make
themselves and their medicine known to
the public, is by wise and liberal sys.
tom Of advertising"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

Vary of War, from confinement
N Fort Pulaski Judge Magrath, OF
sonth Carolina, has also been released.
There is no immediate prospect OF the
release of either Mallory or Clay
Rsast Butler is in town "girding up
his loins" for some sort OF an attack Oh
the nublic peace or the public treasury
He has purchased house here and, be-
i;sve intends to make his residence In
this CITY, though what the citizens OF
tbs district have done to merit such dis
grace I cannot imagine. He was closet
sd with Stanton to-day, but 1t is not
Gsnerally understood that he wants to
Pad another expedition for the capture
of Fort Fisher. 1t has been Suggested
that he wants to be made TOLL gatneieio "
the Dutch Gap canal.
A new trouble has arisen with france
The French consul claims large quaint
tv of tobacco which has been stored IL
Richmond, and our government wants
to confscate it. Probably the whole
affair will 1" end in smoke
The officers of the Veteran Reserve
Corps who are out of employment, are
shont TO be ordered to report at their re
spectiye homes. There are III the Dis
trict about three officers for every pr
vate.
II has been rumored that Genera
Sheridan and the Imperial commando
have been having a little mill" on tn
Rio Grande. No confirmation OF the sto
~ has yet reached here.
Maynard, of Tennessee, is in town, al
so Herschel v. johnson, Humphrey Mai
snail, R. NJ. T. Hunter and other South
eru notables.
| Yours &c. QUILL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

GERRITT SMITH is about to enter suit
for libel against the proprietors of the
Chicago Tribune. Sometime last June
the Tribune said that SMITH had feigned
insanity in order to avoid prosecution
for completely in "the JOHN BROWN
raid" and that he had continued to
feign madness until after the Inaugural
ton of Mr.. JOHNSON.
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EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:

WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. ~
A few words for Captain William w.
Scott, of Company C, 77th o. Y. VI
On or about the LIST of July, 1865, he was
known to take five privates out OF bis
Company, while we were campeo al
Clarksville, Texas, on the Rio Granoe
river, and go to a private house, and
take from the lady OF the house two par.
rots, worth FIVE dollars apiece, and TOOK
them and sold them for five dollars, ano
then took all the chickens the lady had
and sold them and got drunk on the
money, and then he would come to camp
and make his men dig stumps all day
This is all I can say for Captain Scott,
st
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

AT Shelbyville, Illinois, last Wednes-
day. banker named Thornton went into
a store where Lieutenant George Tack
cit was sitting and reading newspaper,
and shot him four times with revolver.
The last shot was fred while Tackett was
dying, the ball passing completely
through his head. Jealousy was the
cause. Thornton escaped.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

The HeNoRs EASY The New Orleans
Crescent says: The telegraph informs us
that Mr.. e1-Commissioner Conway speaks
discouragingly Of affairs in Louisiana
Louisiana can with reason return the
compliment, and speak in anything but
encouraging or complimentary terms of
Mr.. Conway"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

TEE Richmond Enqair~ learns that
there is nothing left of the apple tree
under which General Lee surrendered,
but q red hole in the ground, and 1t 10
feared that unless the hole is fenced In,
that also will DO removed by curiosity.
aoakoru
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NRRAT CHANCE FOB AGENTs.

TREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
" What the People want. TIE STANDARD
HISTORY OF THE WAR, complete In one
very large volume of over |, 900 pages
This work has no rival as candid, lucid, COM
pleta, authentic and reliable history OF the
f'great conflict" It contains reading matter
equal to three large royal octave volumes splen,
dfdly illustrated with over $50 fne portraits OF
Generals, battle scenes, maps and diagrams.
In the selection Of matter for this great work
the author has confined himself strictly to Official
data. derived from the reports Of Northern and
southern Generals, the report of the Committee
on the Conduct of the War, National and Rebel
Archives, &c.
he has carefully avoided the introduction Of
any matter not strictly reliable and ofcial and
has succeeded in producing what is universally
demanded, a fair and impartal History OF the
War. q j.
Returned and disabled officers aad soldiers
and energetic young men in want Of profitable
employment will find this a rare chance to make
money. We have Agents clearing $3.50 per
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plicant; for proof Of the above send for circu.
| lara and see our terms. Address,
JONES BROS. & CO., 1r
Philadelphia, Pa, or
nov3 lmd&w Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WASHINGTON HALL.
Saturday Evening, Dec. I'd.
Ono MIGHT Only:
A rtem us w ARDS
Farewell Nights In America.

ARTEMUS WARDS HUMOR!
More humorous than any other humor The
grin Is broader, under the mask of which lies if
not the deepest wisdom, most sterling common
sense. headers must buy the book for them.
seives.h-C Chambers Journal, London.
A. WARD AMONG THE MORMONS r
The public are respectfully informed that this
will most positively be ARTEMUS WARDS
only night in Wheeling prior TO his departure
for England, where arrangements are already
being perfected for his early appearance at
Egyptian Hall, London.
The pictorial part of his entertainment en-
braces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Faithfully photographing, on gigantic scale,
the streets of Salt Lake City, and the sngularly
beautiful Valley of Utah. The accompanying de-
scriptive Lectures by Artemus Ward will be
cheerful. The success of this entertainment has
been so marked that it is perhaps proper to refer
to it here. Commencing in the City of New
York, 1t was given at Dodworth Hall for one
hundred consecutive nights to densely crowded
houses. Its success subsequently in Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Chicago,
and ST. Louis, was no less positive and brilliant.
Admission so cents. Reserved seats IS cents.
Reserved seats for sale at J. B. Mellors Music
Store, Main street. Sale of reserved seats will
commence Thursday morning November 80.
Doors open at u commence at o'clock.
nov2s JNO. P. SMITH, Director
Qntelligencer copy)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29

Mr.. SAM. A. DUNBAR, of the steamer
Lady Gay, will please accept our thanks
for late New Orleans papers.
We also renew our acknowledgements
to Mr.. sTocKToF, of the Adams Express
Company, for papers from the South.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
FOR SALE CHEAP.

THAT PART or LOT NO. lie,
i southwest corner of Market Square and
Market Alley and fronting on Market street
sixty-two feet, upon which is erected three good
business stands, viz; Beckman's grocery, Scham-
hens grocery. This is good paying property,
and will be sold reasonably. For particulars,
SEQ THOS OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
nov2s.lw Register" Building.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

rJ,HE DESIRABLE THREE.sTO.
i RY Brick dwelling on John street, East
Wheeling, containing seven rooms and suitable
outbuildings. This property Is in good tenant
able order, and is at present occupied by Mr..
Blanchard The lot of ground fronts on John
street A feet, running back to the alley 1872 feet.
For terms, &C., see THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
nov28 Register Building.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS
.Fhp GALE CHEAP
SELLING Off to Move.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
i Ready. Made Clothing, consisting of Over
sold Of, regardless of cost, to save the trouble
Of moving them. Entire suits for Ten Dollars
II you want to save 50 per cent, call at No. "a
Monroe Street. NJ. GUTMAN g. co.
N. B.-As we must vacate the premises by
the LIST January, we are bound to sell the goods,
regardless of price nov2e -3tdw2w
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nov3-l md&w

CALIFORNIA, NEUFCHATEL,
u Angelica and Hook Wines Sherry Madeira
and Port Wines, Schnspps and Gin. French and
California Brandios, Pure Old Rye Whisky For
advise to sal at EDMUND BOOKINGS had
'Sl1aT No. Odd Fellows Hall -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
Great Bargains in Albums.

Just received the finest assortment ever IN
Wheeling.
Looking Glasses, Fancy Pictures, Porcelain
Pictures.
All Goods at wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
OF supervisors OF kchmond county at their onaoe It
Richmond saturday the 4th January nsI at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Tor nlng tue quota OF said county under the III VI
the President Of the United statss for 5oD pro
posas 60 state what terms VIII be furnished
ana the naaes OF two good and sufficient surees for the
forasnce OF sad contract and the said Board
right to accept reject proposal for want Of Sufficient
s1ree or Otherwise by order OF tho Boarb Of Supervisors
OF Richmond county. A Ii. WOOD Chairman,
FRxD. GKosHKs, Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Ii, 1865
apORTIyQ,

I'hAscfs BUTLER. No, 3 PECK SLIP HAS TiilRrf
four az. reit nreeds OF choice Dogs fafslIb aansg
Cure, 40 Medicines Tor all dkeasssl Dogs trsinel
boarded, &C. -
E,oR sALk-A LARGB ASSORTMENT or Dogs;
~ Newfoundland Dogs Bun Terriers small Black and
Tan, Sootoh and skye Terriers good rtts Apply W JNO
GRAY. IL Roosevelt street
DAFFLE--ro BE RAFFLED THE TRorrINu HORSE
day evening. january IL. IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11

A RE YOU GOING TO ENJISre-IF so, COME TO AN
~ officer, and not % brokers and The One
Hundred ANA sixth fcgaen wants men, and viii the
highest bountes TO forty for Company T. Two hun
ared dollars mere bounty tan others VIII be gwen mang
che amount $780, which Is the very highest that be
given, what brokers may tel you The
officers of the company will be elected BY tho men, and
everything will be done To make the comfortable Call
and talk with the Captain at 5lo Broadway OF Aston
place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11

A TTENrION, VOLUNTEERS
"A We the following prices for volunteers FOR the
Three Years Men $500
Two Years Men, $500.
One Year Men, $40
Marine Corps Regular Army and Volunteers.
CAVAI.RYMEN,
ARTILLERYMEN AND INFANTRY.
WASuBURN Il WORRALL,
> 2GG Broadway. up stara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11

MAnlNk CoRps-THR HIGHEST BoUSTrEs PAID
AZ ~ IN the Marine cows; also for volunteers
ssoom No ], up sta,s. = ~ /" W. w.
Nav, hHVuILAReER BoUNTIgs ARE PAID AT
oireets for seAmen, Ordinary seayne ga 49,
III any other place In The city sA s'A N"NN'"sA 'A'"
NAvY;-kuShEHs., TAkE YOUR THREE YEARS
IN volunteers 10 u Frankln tract near pro.dwav
Wanted lndsmen seainen, ordinary sesmao arpusn ana
marines. ' AsA Wv
NAyy.-LANDsMEN sEANEN, rIREMEN Am COAL.
IN wanted this day, the highest "a * 80
at The OH recruiting odo0 o. BEARpsLEY DROs 40 ~
gov, room Is. ~ '@H
NoTfrE SUPP VvrsoRs Ann rowN COMMITTEES
~ desrous az ng thor quotas IN advance Of the cnns
trfL VIII do well ty calling No rs Fulton street Broak
ayn. From twenty to afty men furnished per week
NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS TOWN COMMTTTEEs
~ an-Promptly supplied with volunteers At the lowest
2oSsble rscs Apply the United States Naval shipping
o0,of, % Peck slip
Conn HAND MONEY pATD RUNNERS BRINGING
sy--Vo recrlts 20 this o.ucc. 80 Anu street,
Nv three aoors below Nassau street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15

H. e,.,a u,..,,. n..,,l
, oa".a,,,'a., I' "'s"'s 80, D'.noV'a'y ,y ~
roc,aJ i 49, ;'',,.,''i "V' 'o"s ,'.' s".e, a'u "
4 s,s," ,i"l pI"ap"l =, h".lal ~ ossah'aa''J".
Ions r., &C. G"v,.,'o'' "ea'. aa ~ c,..,,"'' "aa"'
Witt g., '"C' I.,",', Ga'' NV" ','.'o'' WV ~
ina,sJ W ''"'' '0'''"0'' was "o'"'
Ths ,l,,ror,, ,oa.,... s.,..,.;,..,,.
,o ~. I I',,.0, .,,' .'"''',s no'1re'rny
Of ,hs % I"no,., ,,o,.ru,aes, au"s, 'e ,,p.s
,,a,is. @ ."a' y, .,'..'' ov,.."ne"' ' " .a'.e
aoains, N: .a.n"o.;on 'r' ~ ,,n ,oi,'o, u,,, y
' I',I".. ~. ."'p.".o" ~ ,,, ,ne N''' VI
m;ss;",, s',iI' y '.''a'." ,'' '',y n,''''"'y ,o'"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15

| Lcesl advertisement. must be paid In adj.
lance, ~ Z 30 per square Of ten lines
|es H. Ar.t insertion. and 10 cents Tor
&eh subsequent insertion. -.
1sn lines of ordinary manuscripts will
~ q square
N other advertising and job work mus.
pail invariably In advance.
I)arrlaes and obituary notices, OF no.
>re than sx linss, published free II
h sIs lines, they must DO paid for BY tho
anre,
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--; RATES -
| Lcgsl advertisement. must be paid In adj.
lance, ~ Z 30 per square Of ten lines
)os the hrst insrFtlon. aud 10 cents Tor
heh subsequent insertion. =.
1en lines of ordinary manuscript. will
~ n square
n other advertising and Job work must
paii invariably In advance.
Marriage and obituary notices, OF no.
re than sx lines, published FREQ II
h slS lines, they must DO paid for BY tho
1hrc.
TIsuoaiSoo PArRior.--Jamcs NJ.
orm,nt, Esq, will resume the pub.
BATON Of tho Tishomingo Patriot,
Jacinto, Miss, on the 10th Of Oc.
bor, 1865.
Tho New York TrAune's Rich.
ond correspondent, says u very i'm.
pItant case will shortly be decided
bfore the United States court, TO de-
dc whether the slaves held to ser
&C after President Lincoln's eman.
pa:ion proclamation had gone into
|cct, January LIST, 1868, shall not
entitled to compensation for their
Dor.
Thc repairs on the Montgomery
I West Point Railroad will be fin.
led in q few days. This will make
D connection complete from Mont.
pmcry, via West Point, to Atlanta,
ID thence North and East by tho
by Of Chattanooga and Nashville.
The first bale Of New cotton, pro.
lccd in Alabama, was received in
obile on Saturday last. Il was
rown on the plantation Of Mrs. A.
Winston, in Sumter connty.
Shakspere says that fuse strength.
ns habit" Somebody states he
ied the experiment on o coat but ],
id not answer at all.
A contemporary, speaking Of the
cposed oceanic telegraph. wonders
4 )ethcr the news transmitted through
B water will be fresh.
'sSam, Why am members Oh parlia.
bit like dc fishes !"-''l don't med.
wii dc subicc, pomp." "why
h't ye sec, nigga, because they ain
fond Oh debate
~ wish you would pay little at.
ntion to your arithmetic" said an
)xious ma to her careless son.
swell, ! do" was the reply; ~
y as little attention to 1t as posi-.
!"
s'ls il possible, miss, that You Dc
y know the names Of your bcs,
ends!" inquired a gentleman Of q
y. "Ccrtainly," she replied; 81
n't even know what my own may
year hence
Two men Of fashion, meeting q
ldsomc lady in . narrow street in
hsgow, her car caught the follow.
obscrvations:---"I protest, Jack,
IS place is Us narrow as Dalaam'.
sssge'' (thc lane 90 called in Glas.
MI. "Ycs," said his companion,
md like Balaam Pm stopped by an
gel, ,"--"And |, tc,orted the lady,
y an sssl"
Low to make hens lay-break ,heil
b with . stick.
|hy 10 . hog Ike an elephant
Anse neither of them can climb {
0oxs AwAr.-Thc Memphis Bst
is says Il is supposed that since thu
fednen's departments began iss hu
ane eilorss to prevent suffering du
ng the coming winter, BY compel
4 idle, vagrsns and paupsr blsekI
hire cut somewhere 70 work foI
peh pay - might be agreedss, Their
ave bcca over three thousand color
7 people cent out Of tie city sr in
need 70 70 out, without refsrsaes 4
be freedmen's department. Whel
hey sfs assured that they can liv
efsly h The cssntry, great number
Others will voluntarily presss
lenselves 10 b hired By the plsu
RI who have already asked for foo
Aoussud hands.
There is . man out West whsc
hemory Is 90 short that il onl
peaches to his knees, consequsasl
hc never pays fer bis boots.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15

A marriage Is thus noticed by one
Of our eescmporaries: Married last
week, John Cobb to Miss Kate Webb.
Lqgk ~. fer little sri,lsrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15
losing character Tor manly fair play
and generous enmi,y.
Metvopoiiian Recoyd.


ssss.a.as.a-s.s.
Censval klrby smith an1 Maerulsr.
As popular rumor, both here and
nj the North. has ascribed 10 these
two gentlemen the possession Of i'm.
mcnsc wealth, derived from the Mex
icnn cotton trade, whatever their cr-
rors or misfortnncs, demand tho rcfu-
tation Of calumny unfortunately
for them without the slightest found.
alton in fact. Should they be or.
raigned for treason neither Of them
possess enough to enable him to re.
tain tho services Of even q Tombs
lawyer for his defense. Those who
know tho character and habits Of tho
two men will nccd no argument TO
convince them Of this. Gen. Ma
grudcr Is an inprovidcnt and impul.
sivc man, whose liberal and prolusc
expenditures were never restrained
by any thought for the future. IIc
Is indebted to tho generosity Of
trends Tor the scant means by which
no nopcs.' " . refugee in foreign
land, 70 bc able to escsps peseee
ton: uc111e Dmish, On - eooW
hand 10 Z lemaa Of nset e4em.
plary lie lspotless character. A
Eeoue ana humble member = she
p'secPal Vhu!cn, ID which y vas
70 take ho)v orders on the -
tiou OF the vss. his ov,lerlv hahite ana
scrupslous adherence 70 the souaoieu.
tious discharge Of bis duties. oouvs
alI reasoning men Of the erospdless.
ness Of thie. .,ebsrrc, Indeed. hiR
administrativ = |6specitv q : dSeart.
ucns commander placed ths possi.
bility Of succsss5sil ps s6nlatioa bevond
his reach, had be- beep % isslin.
cd.
Insver personally knew ehher Of
these gentlemen, Or !; suioysd o61 =.
vor at their hands. Iksiv n3S1Sl
status a. fagitivcs gives IItll} 80.
isc Of "thrift" following III v1nls.
~ ~ s,,smr. n - do sh.- Isssi.. : ~
riyine nv facts from an unoneslioss.
n. se.,c. h.,;sv. ~. 1. ~ M sssrs
the statement With IN unsvervIo
Sa;,h - sSs;. tenth & T.... - .".S Cn...!S
nora.n, ~ M =. NJ yo,r Ts%.s. [
~ "~--.."s. = - .s w. '""''
GENERAL DmBanAx CoRNgagp.-.
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Asslhes story 6sr ths Marisss.

Somebody, whom tho New York
Commercial Adrsrtiser styles IAN
old Georgian" writes V that paper
from Savannah, y which hs declares,
first. that thrss fourths Of Tie poo.
pie Of that section arc loyal citizens,
and, secondly, that the other lourth
is made up of men who inasguraesd
tho rebellion, who are still sulIen and
,lisconsented, and who, ~ soon q
the soldiers are removed, will force
the union men 10 leave, or BE- sub.
jeeted 70 tie cruel control Of the
worst rebels.
We pronounced this ct the outsc,
. story for the marinca But this
is . slaader upon that branch Of the
military system Of the counsry, end
ws shccrfslly withdraw Il. II three.
fourths Of the people Of Southern
Georgia are 80 lily.livered ~ 10 sub.
nit 70 being kicked out by tho other
fourth, the kicking out ought to bs
done ss once, and under the liberal
encouragement OF the government.
Il Is thus that the Southern cor.
respondents Of he Radical nswspa.
pcrs ss the North ere constantly
OVERRIDING the thing, and Il b IN idls
waste Of peas end INK, and . useless
wear and tssr ef printing msssslal'
to rsfats their slssdsfs. .--l6Sil,
Rsgissss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-23
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I'm Pills as:sz Powde5s,)

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/ ~ vet known hsve been naoss successfully
usad For over 8 quarter Of g century III Europe;
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sad sre particularly efficient in tie cure of ali
chronic diseases No one should dispair of being
cured without frst trying chem. No family
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. Ihey are I'M
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity. efficacy sud safety CEN be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some Of the diseases Walch
have been permanently removed By fha1r uae;
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels.
consumption in its
early stages, neadacne,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaW, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain IN the
spotted fever, chills and fever, agne, open
wounds. pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, nll"
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, boweu
complaint, langour, gout, dropsy.
erysipelas, worms, chollo, plless
diarrhoes, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white hux, dys=
ente1y, cos1ive- Il
ness, neae /,
sles, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
Imported julius III - SD DIENELT, Il Dentist.
l45 Prince st., below Washington sts.,
Alexsndria, Va.
FIR sale by most Druggi'ts. jan a-tt