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The Manufacture of Lead Pencils.


The lead pencil is in more general and
constant use than almost any other i'm
plement considered necessary among
civilized people. 1t is difficult to assign
date to the first use of graphite, or
plumbago, for writing purposes, but the
device OF incasiug the mineral in a CYL
Under of wood is quite modern. The
celebrated mine at Borrowdale. Cumber-
land, in England furnished the first spec
linens of graphite from which writing
and drawing implements were made
The mineral was originally obtained
from this mine in nodules. or distinct
masses of varying sizes, and the pencils
were cut from them without any inter
mediate process of manufacture The
mine was considered so valuable that it
was protected by guards, and the work
man wrought under the most rigid sur
VIGILANCE. The mine was worked only
once in seven years, subsequently for
six weeks in each year. in order to hus
band the supply and control the mark eft;
E y
/ quently valued at from ESQ, 900 to f40,
600.
Mines of graphate exist, and have been
or are now worked at Sturbri dge, Mass,
/ Brandon, Vt, Fishkiil and Ticonderoga,
\. Y, Wake, n. c., and St. John. n. B.
1t is largely used in the manufacture of
crucIbles for melting refractory metals,
and under the name of black lead or car
buret ofiron, for polishing iron castings
or stoves Molds for iron are often ia
ced with the powdered plumbago; to
give a finish to the surface of the cast
ing, and it is employed with oil as a lu-
brioator for heavy journals.
But graphate is more Familiarity known
in its employment as pencils. 1t is
ground to fine powder and treated with
acids,,to purify it from foreign substan-
ces. Then, being mixed with water, it is
moulded into cylindrical masses and
dried in a kiln. Being afterward baked
in crucibles until the requisite degree of
hardness is attained, which is determined
by the grade intended for the pencil, the
cylinders are ready to be cut into the
proper form for insertion in the wood.
This is the French style, varied, howey-
err, by additions Of clay in certain pro-
portions with the powdered graphite, rs
it is intended to give different consisteE-
cies to the pencils. The American Lead
Pencil Company, whose works are in
Hudson city, New Jersey, employ a diff
ferent process The moulded graphite
is seasoned several months in vaults, and
then baked, the hardness Of the pencil
depending on the length of exposure to
heat when the cylinders are forced thro'
dies in a press and cut into square lengths
for the wood.
The wood is dyed, sawed into strips
of sufficient width for four pencils. groo-
we'd, the strips of plumbago inserted and
covered by corresponding strips of wood
secured with glue. These strips are then
cut into pencil lengths, and, by machin-
cry, planned or turned to an octagonal or
cylindrical form, polished, and stamped
with the name and quality of the pencil.
The graphite used by this company is
procured mainly from New York State,
and the pencils are of excellent quality,
as we have ascertained by trial.-.Scien-
tifc american.
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A Curious Contrast.
AN EYE WITNESS.

On the 10th of July, 1865, when Presi-
dent johnson was in harmony with the
party which elected him, he sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Gov. Brownlow at
Nashville-instructin him to prote ct
the ballot box against rebels, viz:
WASHINGTON, d. G.
July 16, 1S65-3:50 P. NJ.
To Cor ". g. Brownlov:
hope, as have no doubt you will see,
that the laws passed by the last Legis
lature are faithfully executed, and that
all illegal voters in the approaching
election be kept from the polls, and that
the election of members of Congress be
conducted fairly. Whenever it becomes
necessary for the execution of the law
and the.protection of the ballot box, you
uM call upon Gen. Thomas for sufficient
military force to sustain the cicl authority Of
the State. l havejust read your address,
which l most heartily endorse.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President U. S. A.
On the 10th of July, 1866, when the
rebels we're endeavoring to disorganize
the Tennessee Legislature, he endorsed
an application from Governor Brownlow
through General Thomas for military aid
against the rebels who were preventing
the arrest of refractory members of the
Tennessee Legislature, as follows:
WASHINGTON, July 16, 1S66.-Geperal
Grant will instruct General Thomas that
the facts stat ed in his telegram do not
warrant the interference of the military
authority. The administration of the
laws and the preservation of the peace
in Nashville belong properly to the State
authorities, and the duty of the United
States forces is not to interfere in any
way in the controversy between the pc
litical authorities of the State, and Gen
Thomas will strictly abstain from any
interference between them.
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.In lifting the kettle from the fire scalded myself
very severey-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
ture was unbearabe. = The Mexican Nus
tang Linment relieved the pain almost Immediately.
1t healed rapidy, and left very little
CHAs. FOSTER, APO Broad St, Philada."
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do II is invaluable in all cases of wounds,
swellin. sprains cuts bruises spavins etc., either
upon or beast.
Beware of counierfeiss. Noue is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel-plate engravings, bearing the
signature of G.. W. WestbrOok, Chemist, and the
pirate stamp of DRMAs BARNES Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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s. T.-1s60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bitters
sold in year is something startling. They would
fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park to 4th
BRAKES mandatory is of the institutions
of New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all the
rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaistic IS.
T.-ls50.-X,' and then got the old granny legsla-
pass law preventing dshguring the face of
nature" which gives him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know the Plantation
Bittess SELL " other article did. They are
used bv all classes of the community, and death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They very invigorating
when languid and weak, and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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CoRREcTIoS.-Gen. Meredi tn says that the notice
copied from the Day Journal, that Gen. George
Crooks ''was forged to the army officers call
for convention Cleveland, is positively untrue,
and that he present when Gen. Crook signed that
CALL an d. further, that Gen. Crook is not only in
cord with the President, but is in company with him
In his excursion to Chicago. He also says, and au-
thorizes us to state that the Col Murphy, who signed
the call, is not'Coi. Murphy of Cincinnati" but is
Col. Murphy of Missouri firm and steadfast adhe-
rent to President Johnson's "policy" We make these
corrections at the Generals request called on
last Wednesday morning and in justice the officers
above named.
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O1-Our friend VIM. Baxter announces thro'
last weeks Telegram that Henry Vincent, one
Of the most eloquent men of England will
shortly arrive in this country. and purposes
visiting our city. HE designs delivering some
erican people the cause of the ignorant and cor
rupt influences at work in England during our
late conflict. and. also, how this Government
by putting down the rebellion, has nobly for
warded the cause Of liberty throughout the
world" Mr.. Baxter assures the people of
Richmond and vicinity, that they will enjoy a
rich intellectual feast in listening to him"
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All who value beautiful head of hair, and its pre-
s-rvation from premature badness and turning gray,
will not fail use Lyons celebrated Kathairon. Ii
makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradicates dasd
ruff and causes the hair TO grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist =. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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He;mstre-t'. ir,i rnitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily gro wing in favor for twenty years IT
sets upon the absorbents at the roots OF the hair and
ahanees il 10 its original color By degrees All n
stantaueous dyes deaden and injure the hair. Helm
streets /. dse but is certain IN its results. pro-
NOTES its growth, snd is beautiful HAIR DRESSING.
Price 50 cents and $780, Sold BY all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by al Druggists.
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TRUE Observation-Disclosures, of old, took a
Photograph likeness Of just such another msn as
President Johnson has proved himself 10 be- and his
present cleo pioneering tour affords fitting oppor-
tunity for its reproduction:
ale transgresseth bv wine; he is proud man,
ntIer kepe at homs who enargeth his desire hell.
and il a. death and cannot be satisfied but gathereth
himself all nations, and heareth unto himself all
people
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

SiSCiSNAfa. sept l..
Eour-firm aud prices of trade brands shade
higher: safes Of superne 50 oeSsa 50 trade brands
$40 7Sssi2 80 and fancy SIS eoslIao 90.
Wheat-is higher AMI in good demand; sales Of No.
/ rel 81 s5.
Corn-firmer, sales fear AZ 6oc-
osts-Steady at Se9ssSc.
Prorisions-C nehaayei aud quiet. Therei is fair
order demand, but nothing of Importance was done
in large vav. Fifty tierces Of lard sod l9c and
300 barrels mess pork at $50 IS.
Isold-1a5.
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THERE are now go schools for freed
men in the Southern States. conducted
by l 400 teachers. and containing 9o,77S
pupils. The schools arc located as fol-
lows: Virginia l23. North Carolina Il9,
South Carolina IS. Georgia 20. Florida
s.. Aiabama s. Mississippi 53. Louisiana
-, Texas %, Arkansas 80. Kansas Is,
Missouri So, Kentucky IS. Tennessee
AZ, Maryland So. District of Columbia
"A.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-09-13

rrBeautiful Merinos, and other fancy Dress
Goods Just received G. W. Knllenberg's No. III,
Main street opposite the fremont House. Everything
new and desirable. Come and see.
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Iyos,s EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GISsER-fcr
Indiyestioa Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache, Chol-
era Norbus &c, where q warming, genial stimuiant
is required Its careful preparation and entire parity
makes II a cheap and reliable article for cunaJ por
poses Sold every where, at 80 cts per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al Dr.sgisss.
Nav 10. le5s.--II ~.
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sang ont, Grants the man We want to hear,
when the President and suite retired from the
balcony, and the windows were closed. The
crowd showed no disposition to dispersed but
remained in the street, yelling and singing for
about half an hour, when the cry arose immed-
iatly under the balcoay, @CleAn out the radi-
calls" and yells OF Give them hel,'' At this
time a crowd of about a hundred. carrying tor
ches, and headed by Captain OLeary, and an
other Marshal or horseback commenced march
ing and counter marching through the crowd,
AMI threatening the Radicals. Several fights
occurred, in which heavy blows could be heard
above the din OF the crowd Presently several
pistol shots were heard, and cries Of wounded
persons gave evidence that they had taken effect.
considerable panic ensued, the crowd rushing
frantically in the direction of the theatre, and
flying up alleys for refuge.
Upon investigation, the casualties were as
csrtained to he as follows:
VIM. Rocker, from Hamilton county, shot
in the knee and wound ed severely, will lose
his leg.
Joen Trucksess, shot in the eye.
CIV. Stagg, reporter for this paper, shot in
the hand. wounded slight.
young lady in street car was shot in the
hand.
A man. name unknown, is reported severely
wounded in the abdomen.
! Shortly after the alteration, Andrew Stewart
residing on Indiana avenue. an old and respf cted
citizen was shot and killed 10y Howard Stretch
err of this city.
| In the midst of the confusion of statements
| in regard to these unfortunate occurrences, we
are unable to give detailed account of all the
circumstances attending them. but it is evil
dent that the first shot was fired by Trucksess,
| a Copperhead, a resident OF the Fifth Ward
| After this, the excitement already too high,
reached the pitch of frenzy, and terminated as
above stated.
| Every good citizen will deplore the event.
/ We knew before hand that the popular mind
was set strongly against Andrew johnson,
but did not anticipate SO deplorable an affair.
Atala hour we learn that the President,
pretending to be fearful about his personal safe
ty, sent for guard of soldiers to keep watch
during the night Mr.. johnson could well
have spared this precautionary measure. He
| is as perfectly safe here as he would be in New
| Orleans. The assassins Of Presidents cannot
be found among the party that elected him to
| the Vice Presidency. That the great majority
| Of our people did not wish to hear him repeat
his same old abuse of those who were once
his friends. was sufficiently evident last night.
but that his life in the least respect jeopar-
died is absurd. But there is an old saying
that guilty conscience needs no accuser, that
is perhaps applicable in his case.
The "litte speech" Of the President was made
on the morning Of the 11th, to about 1000 at
Indianapolis. 1t was received quietly, and az
ter committing the stars and stripes and the old
Constitution to the care of the crowd, and in.
vohing the blessing Of Heaven on Indiana, the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-09-13

~ A new planet was discovered on the
night Of Aug. 9th, in The constellation of Cap
rcorn BY the director Of the Marssil!es Ohserv-
story This discovery brings the number OF
asteroids up 70 sighty-sight
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For Secretary of State, Nelson Trusier, of Fayeste
Auditor Of State, Thomsa b. McCarty, of Wabash
Treasurer of State, Nathan KimbaII, of Martin
Atty Gent, Delana z. Williamson, of Putnam.
sr,'s Pub Instruction George w. H0ss, Of Marion.
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AGUE AAGSoLIA.-The prettiest thing the
"sweetest th n.y." and the most of it for the least
money. II overcomes the odor Of perspiration; soft
ems and adds decacy to the skin is delightful per-
fume allays headache and inflammation, and is a
necessary companion in the sick room, in the
and upon the toilet sideboard 1t be obtained
everywhere at dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Notice.

gUVHE subseHhers tor Hailiae eUnilDd Pkesbytes-E
ian Church" are hereby notified that tasir sub
serip.ions will BE c7lea for withis thirty days." ths
time agreed On y hen subscriptions were nAAs-
". 8. REED,
SEPT. 9. 81. Trustee.
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The little speech" Of the President was made
Indianapolis. 1t was received quietly, and, az
ter committing the stars and stripes and the old
Constitution to the of the crowd, and in.
vohing the blessing Of Heaven on Indiana, the
President and party vanished by steam.
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~
, 1866-02-24
HEADERS, DEPARTMENT. Of Soul,
Carolina.
CmAEl.r>rnS, 5. G. Feb. lo,l

CnAELr>r"s, 5. G. Feb. loth 1856.
GESrHAi. OHntn-.
Mo-.
l.. Before General Cour, M.Fi,', wheel
convene! u, Hilton Iira T.. s. q. p.]i>ia,t il.
Special Orders No. -. Par. !. d,tri II ,l
u ihr'er-, Di,trlc, OF l',rt "l.uynt. second : 81
rae Rrtsri,, !t,I,nn II ~! SC F,N,un,, h
1866 and Ut winch NJ ,irr l;.'iI WiL. luOuny.
2l.' {. /. j, prrsi!pui, "l. nil.i.uri aIu!
'rtra; Sr:o,i Lieutenant " II. WAITING. 1919
Us. e.. /.
CuARrs lir>r
.ConLun, u"Iv..""...r al, al 10, a,.! ~s"4itlr..i ~
CiL,nsE Sf:nSl'.
y C"niuc, :" III, rr,j il'tc OF good order an.
military discipline
To witch III, { .rr4e- aud i.,lr -p4y ~,;t.,iou-
the acru, Il ii,ni "a io].i""-i
II ne ii->t ctinrs. Aii is 81 g ;:ttnon-.-
TO The second ch,rsc aud! It's speci.rn.ion-.-
"Gnslty.'
Guilty" excepting III. wori !. "nn! win
nnt pi"p"r ai,h",t,v.' nnd "n-, PER. N II con
sii,r"tion,' and " inl his a~>,i,.Nutr.'
# >ISrtScE. ~.
And The Court DO ,nrr tore sentence hin. ".
II. Warning. 81 Lieut. n..t lOi M. s. /. r.
10 he dismissed thr .c.v!rc.,
II. fir lrnc.tu,- IL 'it,,-. an! t~ru:trr.
In III. nn,vr r,,: h,v p.-l ,ppr"v,i ny|,i,"
cih:.r rnnvrn,l; II Cru,i. ami hy :jl. t,r.
wtTlrl tor I'll" nctinn u tn. N,iIr ti.rrit
comm tnlsn,. are hereby ,Mti.nei.
IN" EVIDENCE II tni> c,>. >hoM> tim: !, Mol.
s'lt nnl ~shtmtic-, system "t c,nrnp'inn ,uti
grown up AMI wn. heln. p~r,ri,c-i III the Min.
tary n.>irict Of Pi't Il ,yal !ur.n.iHr tim. I'm,
,hr accused va, ni,-, rlr.-lr.. ,Ah .At!..r.
Camp To the thcr Cam n,niIn- OH 81 OF i,al
District. The accused p,r',rip,ri IN tic d..
graceful act, ny winch hs tank nl.l authority
"'Tr corrnpilr used 10 'Ntort from ]cltiHrn- lie.
gnl tees fnr l.crnSrs. Tn" ar"'isci nuemptri l.,
shelter himself On h,> lrual n.tiul Ia. orders al
HI. C'mmtnisn ny OH r. The ,yii-ac. tnil- Ia
establish this prrt"ncr, which waul have been
unavn'linS { proven. M ora r urc le.al o.
huthniiz.d which con .anI IL subordinate Is
Fi"i't" tn articles nt wir. Any oil: tr al i,.v,n.
himself 10 b. in>rrin"utI, III ]cltrytn, gu, III
corrupt practices, disclosed blythe tccor! IN tin,
CASE. is unit 10 rrnnin III the service OF tt,.
United States. To All u,nm"u. otF.,ic" tn ac.
cu>rd has added tie u"Ir,l ,t,.n OF n,ntI..
drunkenness. second Lieut.. w ii. Wnitn,.
l0i l. uSCF.. cra>,s 10 b.. an o.Eic,1 III he ,c,-
wee Of The United States from Til, dare.
ny communal of
M4jn, Gclp"r:l D L; StCkI.ES.
". l.. NJ. BERGER AAG.
tOmciall
". L. N. BERGER. Assistant, .~lGjt.ir, ,,...'l
, 1866-02-24

NTH A VIEW TO PREVENT ANY
dao!ic. attending the muster out of service at
'9i1 20. q q large number OF ;Tours, 1t is hereby
o-ter:ithatii Places where liqucr i, soli xii * 70.
'h- rrc1ni e.c=.d. -
Who's. de d~nicrs, and projectors OF licens-d no.
tells OF a'own re>pcc,abiliiy, will be required 10 have
q 'peci.l7ermit from the Ma,o5 OF tar city, counter
s'Saed "a each case by the Piovost Mar-h,l O: the
First eu'. Distric. and they viii be hid re.pon.ib!e
tina! no liquor Is sold to, or or the use OF, soldiers, or
~distAndal soldiers. RI
i. tn. soldiers who are bling honorablv mustered
oh' OF s'i'ice should re cireful how they liuzsrl ite;-
reputation. and should b, their good cordnc, n.d
o1servans: OF il" AMI CIDER, give evidence o! their
niaptI:iua To the rn'es OF society AMI The peaceful,
"v"ea''ois Of citizenship. Thry should abstain from
vulgar designations. and save their money for proper
!n,cstmcit respect the recognized civil AMI military
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II proinp, obedicns. to ,ltm.
The Opportunities for rmp!o, inca; arc n bunG ant.
ana tlIelF Immediate energies should be directed 10
the cultivation Of the crop for the coming year.
III. 1t mvinS been reported that the Ciyl Police
art accustomed TO use unnecessary violence in the ar.
rest OF coiSrd per,on.. they are uImoni.hed tina, such
eondue, wiz not Re permitted. All arrest. should be
r1ahs WIZ. frinness aud moderation and wherever
:: saail appc". that unnecessary severity has been
used IN mixing arrests, or that The injuries 20 tho
person has resulted from the use Of iangerou. wen.
pons, the offender will bc held responsible to the mill.
tary authorities for his conduct.
~. y" person connected with the Civil Police viii
be permitted TO be armed without the permission Of
the fosi Commlnlcr. except the Chrf aud iour
Licu'snnn.s duly commissioned by the civil au,hori.
tics.
': Any person carving concra.cd weapons in VIC.
lati"r OF Paragraph XVI. General Order No. I dated
headquarters, Department Of South Carolina, cprTert
series, shall bc arrested and brought before tho pro.
sosi Court, md tined MY (sooI dollars, o. be .nr,i,.
onrl until paid. ~
~ order of Bvt.- Brig. Gen. W STHSETr
Commanding Pos. and FIRST SUB. District.
GEORGE S. BpkoER,
Captain :ith S.Y.V.v md A.A.A.G.
, 1866-02-24

r EMPLOYMENT FOk KErURNEp'
sOlL'lERS y ALL OFFERS = AGENTS
WANTED -G"rast sale d j VERY, ,iir"iwarc, Sc.
&r. TAr itnii!;"m n Co.'S Grcat GI, Di-'ribu inu.
Our Agent ar, making from Five 20 Thirty !oi..i .
pr day, and wc -,'ii ned more. Late 1t, voiced rom
Europe have swc,lcd our stock 70 OYER One Million.
dollar. y splendid assortment OF Watcacsi, i;in.s,
ladies' end s"ntlvn .u'a Jcwciry or AL kinda, of TIE
Most fashionable patterns, sc!iny a. 81 ea.h Send
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entitled 10 or s'n! 81 CIR five cer1iileuc., or e. ror
thirty or send u ! rec cent G:an'r I'm duricrma &c
agents which nrc III the mos; lihc.l Enid. Now IL
Jour time. "ri;r p'a!1ly yonr Nnns, CITY, County
and staiu'o IflmtI' n & Co. I"s 1913, +. o., New
foTH s'l'sFoom, % Ihrrty 81, Se+ York.
IL n ---- !. 2c NJ --- ---.-. L.
, 1866-02-24
T:.5 t'e-:.ir No ?ci.cnou. ono

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Golden B''crs arc COMPOSED OF Gcnt!an. Ca.au.ous
Root, Wild Cherry Bark Anise, Orange Peel, Cali.
ava BARK, Coiumoo. Bark OF Ss.alras Root, Sherry
Vine. BrtteFnu, Bark, Caraway seel, Yellow
Dock, Danac!ion, &c, a.! preserved in Jamaica Ram
, 1866-02-24
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Cabinet Brandy (Mcdicatcd,)
AN uSEcuALLKD RraEny FOR

niarrhra. Summer Comp'aint, CnIrra Morhn.. C;riinE'
Eatns IN the Bowels. Collie and Chronic I,i,r-,,cr. Il
Is highly approved by the Med cal Faculty for rlansc
OF Water and Diet. t'scd with rrca; suircc y, IN III,
Army Hospit lis in violent cases OF Chrome ~ ,rri,cn.
THIS preparation ia simple snd harml.s., cnsA y.te ru.
ted, expressly for mcdieira! use.
, 1866-02-24
fhdycrtlncfpcnt.1

TEt. 0RKATKsT OF ALL GENKRAi.s-" Grant" you
say, OF course. No" says another, I" sherman
u, i.iGr. Rny we. There IL Il general greater than ri.
tlrr Of these distinguished mcn-SrruteT, WE mean,
In the sphere and extent Of his power. And tins zen.
crai is amply General Debility lie IL JUDGED a Va.
jor general; he rrignR supreme over the human Rys.
TEN, aud lila might Is mnnif' strd In II thousand syfnp.
toms OF weakness AMI eickncss. f-t great ms hc Is,
this 0currnl can be removed. And i1UnnEt's Cold.
KS III rKI,s can remove him. This sworn enemy OF
debility is an entirely vegetable remedy, and l. recon
1nrndcd by the highest medical authorities.
~ Grant, Sherman. Sheridan. Thomas md
ten thousand other Generals captured by Gene.
rrat DEBILITY, See Hubbcl's Golden Hi,,cra in
another column.
, 1866-02-24
OBITUARY.

On the is;h Inst. Mr. Cupid jones, mt The arc of rs
years. Though the sense Of his las. words thin u
with nh exquisite agony, yet let u, not inurmur II,
~. di.pcnsatinn of the Heavenly Father. who
wounds H. In wisdom ana Incrcy. lie IS gone where
the soul /, immortal and can never die.
The storm that wrecks the wintry SKY,
NJ more ltS!urhS his deep i'Iurr;
@ Those .unit!.nr evening. late Sigh,
That Ecnily A!.uis the ru,c.
, 1866-02-24

TT A tailor. writing from Philadelphia. ~
presses hb ind s~nn,ion II, the course OF Prcsi-
den, Johnson. by say,n2 that he is the !ir>: man
who hos ever brought disgrace upon the craft.
, 1866-02-24
T.. tj:rca, Cure For
XII DISEASES or TIE STONAcU
LIVER AND BOWELSL

The sick AMI suffering have always rl; the n.r4st..
~. Tor II sa;t ana i~rusiwcttty mrGiriu-; free from
cH!oHl''i mn: DINER corrosive INNER 'ls, WITCH, wIi!r
acting gently and without prrducr,. u.u ., or ,r,i,
Wou'i 20 thnrouIi!i. cienNc. sirntliun and rcs,ia,r
thc iiternat oT.tn~th 10 enable Iirir 10 perform their
proper functions Without cuntiuu.l re.o... 10 u,roIcr.
uid.