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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic bIehi-
a.t cines. -. ..,s d.

Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic Medi-
cines. - , =.
IaPH'M LARRABEE, No. 20 South Calvert ST. Baltimore
"a has always hand the largest and mos, complete
OF pure Botanic remedies In the United States
prepared under his special care at his Laboatorybeins
The rs erected in the United States for the special purpose
of preparing Iho,nsondn BofGic Medicines Ali OF the
puverized and compounded articles put W quarter
and hall pound PACKAGES and neatly labelled with drcc
tons suitable for retaing aud upon better than the
same articles be had for in HE United States Every
article in his Inns Is warranted genuinethe public can rely
upon this NJ L1.
uJ-A liberal discount made to country merchants who
particularly requested TO call and examine quality &C.,
before purchasing
H-The various Treatises, embracing the most repued
authors, upon the Thomsonia or Botanic System OF Medi
cine may also be had at his establishment by the quantity
or single copy OCT g.
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUAR-.
TERLY REPIEW-EDLNBURGH REViEW-
kG Hiazs sL aE gtH SDiaS 9RaH
MACHINE, -
inHE above Periodicals reprinted in New York. i'm.
L medaley on their arrival BY British steamers, in II
copies of the originals ckwoods Magazine being an
exact fac smile Of the Edinburgh edition
The widespread fame OF these splendid periodicals rem.
ders needless TO say much In their praise. As literary
organs, they stand FAR in advance OF any of SINH
lar stamp now published while the political complexion OF
each is marked by dignity canor, and orbearance,
often found IN works OF party character.
England-Whs, Tory, and Radical " Blickwood" and
the London Quarterly are Tory the Edinburgh Re.
North British Review is Of more religious cast and has
for editors Sir David Brewster and DR. Hanna son m.
law Of the late Dr. Chalmers, OF Edinburgh Its literary
articles are OF the first ORDER and is liberal in It's politics.
The prices Of the reprints less than third
OF the oregn copies and, while they equally well rot
up they AFFORD All that advantage the American the
English reader.
Payment 10 be made in adpdnce.
For any one Of the four Reviews, % CO per annum.
For any Two do 10
For any airee do 100
For ali Jour Of the Reviews 500 q"
For BlacAwood's Magazine 800
For Lakewood and tie Jour Re.
VIEWS 1000
Four COPIES Of any all above works will be sent
to address, pay ment oil the regular subscription
three; lie .ourtn copy oe,ns gratis
III keniillae,s lcations must be made in
al. Eases without expense TO Inc publishers The
may alwa,s Oe done throush postmaster, by handing
warning IL by mail, postpaid tle1noney may be encos-
ed III q ielter, postpaid, directed to the publishers
n H. Inc osdge ON ali these perlodcalsis reduced, by
the late posi- office law, about one.ird the former rates
makng very important saving i'll the expense OF mail
subscribers.
s- III OF the large cities and towns in the United
States lying on tile PRINCIPAL railroad and steamboat
tss p'foaei so S q s,ot rse @pSass
octS ly' 10 Fulton street. n Y.
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New Picking and Preserving Establish
mont and Vinegar Depot.

THE Subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends and the
public generally that he has now nearly completed his
Stock corsisting extensive supply anu choice
OF Pickie Erus and Vegetables, Preserves Brandy
Fruits, Jeys, Ss, Catsaps Sdtces, &c manufactured
by himself improved manner, and unsurpassed STYLE
aud depending solely the merits Of their superior quay,
lie himself Of large and extensive custom lie Is
now prepared 10 furnish Families Boarding and Oyster
Houses &c, through the season, with Cucurnbers picked
salt and water Vinegar ana nicely spced, by the 100
in kegs or barrels satisfactory terms.
Merchants Navy Agents, Shippers &c, respectfully
solicited to favor him with CALI and to examine his stock
and articles prepared for Navy and Ship Stores before pur
chasing elsewhere, he supply them with any quail
ties in the shortest me packed neatly and with care and
would take pleasure in furnishing them with Catalogue
OF all his articles and wholesale prices Of his establishment
Also, superior article OF Picking Wine and Pure Cider
WILLIAM NUMSEN,
octS 307 West Pratt st., bet Paca and Eutaw ST
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

49,. STATE STREET, HUSTON.
0NiE subscriber will open the LIST OF September next,
the Merchants Erchange Hotel located In State street,
and In the Immediate vicinity OF the Banks the Post Or
10 the wants and comforts OF his guests, merit good
share Of the public patronage The house has hun.
ed, and the undersigned feels confident he is now pre-.
pared to entertain tile travelling public style eranl 10
amy Hotel IN the city The bedding and furniture generally
has been replenised, and the appointments and convent.
OF the House are INFERIOR OF It's kind BY
prompt personal attention the desires his guests tile
subscriber hopes TO merit his share OF the public vor and
patronage. ..'.'
OCT ly' HENRY DoOLEY.
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FRENCH ROOTS,

AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM
Corner q Futon and Nassau ST. opposite he eya.d eDics
MS one o. te hfs ami moss fashionable eslabisi
nets tils cay Tie quaIay Boots ana Shoes
iI.s iaue II Tue esoft o. VINO wL 70
uss QUEER aid 81 We call the
our Irelus u las establishment, where they
VIA oono DC hinuiy received By NIX. YOUNG, the pro.
Cl. bU0ts iol sJ Tor
o..a. p.ois auu qI'GA fe,uius, rs n,s niouo.
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ssNEW YORK LAMP DEPOT"
Nos "a and 1 36 Fulton a. SIM BUILDING

Nos, I34 and I36 Fulton Sc SUN Buildings
II AMPS, GlRANDOLES, CHANDELIERS, &c.--J o.
IL FAY has made such arrangements with large
featuring establishment will insure TO the public
chants, and others rare opportunity to procure cheap and
very superior articles of"Soar, Hanging and Stand Lamps
in great variety,
Grandoles Of new and superior style and finish.
Solar and Gas Chandeliers, with 10 lights, of the
most splendid Workmanship, with or without prsms
Candelabras, Hall Lanterns, &c, &c., in great
ment. ft.s., .'r
Bracket, Solar, and tt teiector Lamps and Wicks
The above articles allied in quality, STYLE and
beauty Of finish, and wi at the manufacturers low.
est prices, Wholesale l..ll. Gilt, Bronzed, and Sill.
veTed a.., .. TIL. l.
b. Don't forget before purchasing, TO call and exam
Inc the assortment at the Lamp Store l and l6 Fulton
street. Sun buildings. @.&
Also, old Lamps rebronzed, gilt, and sivered, made to
look ike new ut short notice, and Astral Lamps altered TO
Solar. ------ ~. ----- -----.- oct Idly
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MRS ,B0SLES'S Wholesale and Retail Corset Mauufac.
nj tory removed to 90 Baltimore street over John W
koyston Co.'S Store, where Merchants can be supplied
with CORSETS on the most reasonable terms
% BALTIMORE STREET.
octS- South side, doors from Gay street
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STEEL PENS.

MYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer of English
Nl and American STEEL PENS d PEN HOLDERS.
Us William street, between Fulton and John SITS, N. York.
respectfully invites the attention Of the public his Justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original PENS which
used by the principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen used. Also Ornamental Pens for
various writings which both durable and elastic
are preferable to the Gold PEN possessing the
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Montgomery, Ala


viii be matter Of qualification To the citizens OF Mont
L gomery, well The travelling community through
that great commercial horoughfare, TO learn that Mr.,
Washington lilly so long and favoraby known the
will open,on the LIST OF November the above and ad,
miraby arranged Hotel under Mr. J. J. Stewart, the pro-
preor In the accommodation for permanent boarders
and transient vsters expense has been spared by the
proprietor and the undersged manager merit that
patronage which their experience aud popularity merits
adapted to sui, the taste Of raveers-the furniture mo.
dern The tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite for The most astdious tasies and the wines OF
superior brand The frs session Of the Legislature will
sion, the members, well the public in general, may
expect no imulion OF the attention they have hitherto
oct iy. ~ = WASHINGTON TILLY.
FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
<3Hx1N- The ships Of this Company are appointed to
xkk2klaG sail ms follows
-. FROM NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHfA,C Capt. Besson, !" 18th oci,
MISSOURI Capt NORM, =" 3lsi
!" NEW YORK., , Cap, Ferr %n "lsth Nov
The piHiE5PRLPiiA sal" on the Sls Sept
NEW YORK, g g 10Th Oct
Passage from New York to Havre, $40; wines not in
Guided
lierths not secured until paid for .s. +tsg
An experienced surgeon III attached TO each ship
These ships having been constructed Tor the French Roy
nj Navy, Inferior vessel In all worthy qualities
Their cabins large, well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated, and their table is unsurpassed
Wines Of all kinds and OF the best quality furnished
at very low rates,
Forrsghi or passage, apply to the company's Agency
No Ia Broadway ' H oct 8 ly'
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A..,.Lcs Dfsss Trinlihings Mandatory
Just f,CsaS~u
thtf w.t uwn mdliu.acIure,
assoi h-.t y. DItss if.iiinI.ss, suct as.
BUXTON b MAJ Sih Ernges Man.
ulIas anu Waite -, AL w,utus uiia pat,
SptndG oa.H aha eoo bai Sax Frnges, for Cloaks
Mai.ti.as anu WaIN,ls Dresses,
BAca G.mp Moiar Frnges, very handsome
large Cul S..N fringes, composing every
wutiI ran Dresses.
BayN .voreu Sin G.mps, OF the newest and most
IasuiolaUIr Styles o. pate rus.
Together wIt beaului assortment OF rich new STYLE
Bottoms, Tor b, TRIMMINGS; with large assortnit ut OF
purse Trimmings Purse SA. Velvet Emp BAGS and Ret.
eu 9,ps Cvrus Tasseis rich patterns We.
n.an COrus alid lassls, Sk BINDINGS iull assert.
menl Oud Feiiows', Sons Temperance, ana Red
Mems Regaila All wn,ch prepared 10 sell loic
wnol. and retail.
MRS A. SlSC0, General Furnishing Store
oct lily W Baltimore, opposite Holiday st.. Bait
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INDER the charge of Dr. VIM BopE, pupil of Priesntz
OF Grafenberg is open for the reception OF patients
1t is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the Susquehanna
Railroad, and 10 miles by the Resterown Turnpike Tie
house, bathing establishments, and quantity and quality
water at this Institute AFFORD every means for the efficient
practice Of the The grounds arranged
and OF such extent to enable and induce the inmates
take ample exercise
Applications for admission TO be addressed to-
DR. WIN pODE
oct s. Owings' Mills Post Office, Baltimore County
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UNIVERsITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
I1ACULTY OF PHYSlC-SESSON OF 1917 The
II Lectures will commence Monday 9th October, aud
continue until the first Of March ensuing
Obsteuic Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence,
Therapeutics, Maierla MedIca, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
CHEW, NJ ID,
Anatomy and Physiology, JosErn RoBY, NJ d.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, WILLIAM PowEn, NJ
ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM L. A, AKIN, NJ d.
LII. ID.
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ ID. i...
Demonstration OF Anatomy, GEORGE MnTENBEcRR, NJ ID.
Instruction In Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day al the Baltimore lnfrmary, opposite the Medical
College The rooms Tor practical anatomy will be opened
October ls under the charge Of the demonstrator Fees
for the entire course 500 ne tfHfaY.t'
Comfortable board may be obtained in the vicinity OF the
Medical College Tor 81. 50 TO $3.50,
WILLIAM L. A. AIKEN,
oct dly' Dean of the Faculty.
The vacancy in The Obsterca department will be filed
before the commencement OF the SESSION. t ..a
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NOTICE.
!@!j3 ||I|l !I!lllIl ]I||||l|l ll||Il

SHPPERS OF goods Tor all paris OF the West informed
y that we run the only Express by mail thin to the West
All goods will be recepted Office be delivered in
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, CINCINNATI ST. Louis LOUISVILLE
any OF the principal Western cities ahead OF any other line
or no freight will be charged at the point Of delivery West
GREENE d. Co,
oct S-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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Also on hand extensive assortment Of Pens of various
makers, which p offers for sale very low prices For
sale by G. +. Nesbitt, H. Cogswel, Messrs Wheeler a.
Wood, Bowen a. Co, Lambert Il Lane d, Felt, in Wall
street. and by all the Stationers in the city oct lily
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For PHILADELPHIA.
FON PHILADELPHIA.
a

A. -s1k >. vow so y YS YX-. fttt.s.it 80 -.'
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
leave Pier No g N r., foot Of Battery Prces by Steam.
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Snn
day excepedD at SIX o'clock.
Passengers viii take the cars from South Amboy to Cam
den aud arrive In Philadelphia, about Ii IL O'clock y
Fare Philadelphia, So; for forward deck passengers TO
Philadelphia, ST. Emsrunt and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, AT IL O'Clock r. NJ, fare
s4,l5 Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from Highlslown
md Vests Turnout from New YORK % Freehold by VESTS
rurnou, 81 Ia from New York 10 Freehold by Hightsiown,
100 Spolswood and VESTS, cents; South Amboy u
cents; Perth Amboy, II IL cents,
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part Of the day Philadelphia either business or plea
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished, emitting the pas
segers TO return by the Mail Line al l2 O'Clock, r. NJ
the same day, or at O'Clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion S. TO be had the Office No
West Street. or OH board the boat.
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed to each passen
ger in THIS line, and passengers are expressly prohibited
from taking anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be al the risk OF lis owner.
octS-dly l. BLISS, Agent.
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Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.

Carrying the Great Central United States Mail,
Schedule: fg
Leaving Spears Wharf Baltimore, daily, except Sundays
r. NJ, by the well known route via Chesapeak BAY,
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington 70 Charles.
tom s. c., without loss OF sleep to Wedonn the popular,
comfortable, and safe steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain Sutton.
This Line has been running for upwards of twenty years.
without loss OF life or property The boats built expressly
nights Sleep next morning, at O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
the James River, with It's beautiful scenery, In daylight BY
the steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain Davis, or ALICE,
beautiful IRON steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain blow,
some time in Petersburg Of the Great s. Mail
Line, with the passengers leaving baltimore time or
Washington City next morning, where this Great u s. Mail
their false advertisement OF ~ hours ahead OF any other
Line. The bay Line gives the traveller least six hours
at Petersburg TO encounter the night travel Whining
ton, N e. The passengers that leave Baltimore by
Baltimore same evening, and Washington morning,
ia the Great w. S. a) at Petersburg therefore arrive
Charleston all together
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail.
road Garysvile and Franklinhence by the steamer
FOX to EdentOn, Plymouth, Newborn, and Washington N
G. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth ut o'clock
P, NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving In Baltimore in
West.
''Ns'" s' Ess Is'a e Ct Fs''G%'''n va
g Richmond or Petersburg, Va,
i Castor or Weldon, N. O., 0
Z" " Z" Through to Charleston, s. c., 81
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats, included,
thereby saving to each passenger by this route 81 60
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars and by the Porter in the
Depot yard &. Norfolk Line labelled his hat who will
direct you and your baggage to the boat
Baltimore October sth lsi7 - 's div
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.
TIME FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
L OFFERED BY THIS INSTITUTION The guarantee
OF large eaplu III addition 10 the accumulation OF pre-
The peculiar benefits secured the assured by the prn-
cple OF the Loan Department fa
parties s,s,cd for iehoie Of ye, at tlis additional
charge. .e, - ~ #tae Rs.H
Persons insured Tor lie, borrow hnlf amount
years. on their own note and deposit o policy
Part Of tie Capital IL permanently invested IN Inc United
States ia the Of three OF the Local Directors, as Trus
teesavplable always the assured in OIL disputed
claims (should any such arse) or otherwise. H
Thirty days allowed alter each payment OF premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy;
No Charge for stamp duty, or or Medical Examination
principles parties may participate In the prohs Of TIE So
cey, lw0nirds OF which annually divided among those
assured Tor life on the particpa scale.
The Society not connected with either Marine or Fire
III The Baltimore Branch of the United States Local
Board will the First Monday OF every month ut the
Office Of the Chairman, Tor the transaction OF business
ington street. AT O'clock, T. NJ TO receive applicants
Fee paid by the Society.
Pamphlets explanatory OF Life Insurance. and the pec
liar system oil this Institution, blank OF application
&C., obtained at the AGENTS Office, German street
United Siates Loedl Directors Of baltimore
JONATHAN MEREDfTH ESD, CHARM.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esd
s. H. McCULLoH Esq, NJ, d.
]. MEREDITH ESD, Standing Counsel.
. ..,. J. MASON CAMPBELL, ESD. Solicitor.
Medical Examiners. n
7. H. BuCkLEK, Al Lexington street
SIR. TILGiiMAN, 46 ST. Paul street
DONALD MeiLvAIN, 9 German street
tS-lyd' ta0.i. .' '..-t|
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TIN WAREI TIN WARIEu
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRl
. hTERrJyd

~ MERCHANTS. N IA
lIIE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention Of
/ Merchants visiting this cAy the purpose OF selecting
Of goods The Fab and Winter sales 10 his extern
sye stock Of Tim Japdulcd, iShoe Iron and britannia
Ware, comprising general variety, which has been manu-
ietured his establishment, and by the best workmen
la the city, all offered at extremely low prices
Purchasers the different States will thu il greatly 10
their advantage call at this establishment, where they
will find every variety Tn Ware, al prices that viii not
fall TO please. Goods viii BIZ carefully packed and sent 10
ALFRED ii. REP,
oct aly No 1885, BALTIC ST., above the Globe Inn
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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

These substantial last sailing, first Glass ships all built in
the City vi New YurN, commanded by OF expe-
rece and ability and will be despatched punctuaiy on
the zlsl OF each month. 81
Tneir CABINS elegant and commodiDus and fur.
nslied with whatever conduce 10 the and coor
Oh passe ngers
spOsbie for any parcels packages by em unless
regular bills OF Ia.Ing signed therefor.
For freight passage apply TO .g taa.
WOODRUFF & MINTnRNNS,
,r..N lr nl u South street, New York.
or to FIELDEN, BROTHERS& Co,
oct Idly aHFt Liverpool.
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Now Exhibiting at No. IUl Nassau street, N. Y.
Iefireen Fulton Ann sis merit 10 The Herald o5re.
on mn ACKERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
1U,UUU SIGNS be had at the following prices: I'm.
Tanted fade, al 10 an inch ''l
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HoUSA; FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

street,
fSr S3IS11 south General Post Ofhce, would
rtspesDuliy invite the attention OF his
= llslus, III. citizsns OF washington and
lis viclniy, .s Furnitire and Housekeeping
articles; comprising IN part
Mahogany sprlng SCAT Sofas
f" rocking ana paror Chars
% centre, card, and dining Tables
bureaus s,ieboards, &C.
anu Gut Frames s; LOOK ing qasses
Wardrobes B.dsrads, Cribs, Graulss
Suuek, hair anu straw Mtiress,s,
Feather Beds, SacKns Bottoms, &c
ALSO,
Glass, china, stone, earthen, and iron Ware
Knives and Forks, brushes, and Wooden War,
With numerous other articles the lin, too
numerous mention. Fs - -
lie PREPARED 10 manufacture all kinds OF Furniture
the shortest notice, and the reasonable terms He
hat.rs himself that from his long experience in the cabne
business, all work made by him viii be done IN faithful
and workman-like manner ami give entire saislacion
n Old Furniture, taken in exchange for new
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SEPTEMBER REPORT.

THE Mutual Bent Lille Insurance Company mo IL Wall
sre.D ISSUED, during the Septe niber lSi7 one
hundred ami twtnty-onu new POLICIES, VIZ:
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$2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, vct-Royal Assent,
si July "a, 1851.
"a Sapiigs Bank for The Orphan and Tho Widoir."
U. s BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTIONS AT NEW YORK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-14
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

not be confined 10 the mere recital Of your VIC
tories, for indeed, we were all prepared 10 hear
lha, our gallant soldiers were lnvincl6le whenever
led to The field of battle by one who knew how 10
command ever Them. What exciies our admlra-
lion most is The spiri, of admiration and magma
nimi,y which you have uniformly displayed TO- o.
generous course you have, General, exalted The
good name OF our happy republic, for you have
shown to The world that the present war never
was intended, on onr part, as war Of conquest
or destruction. Under ST. glorious auspices you
MAJ well retire, lei time, General, and, while
surrounded with the admiration 81 The world
abroad, you will enjoy al home The respect and
love Of your fellov-cilizsns and The srateiulness
of your country. Our most iervent prayer shall be
lha, Almighty Ccd would bestow upon US, afer
the wonderful achie vemens and prompt lerml-
nation OF direu! war, the precious blessings OF
a lasting and honorable peace; and at The same
lime that he would pour upon you, General, anu
upon all our chivalious soldiers, the choicest OF
his temporal and eternal blessings.