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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
IN Health, Heai,h-


miss MARr scoFIELp. PssosPrEsss, No. es
BALTIsoss sTRExr, BALrtsokz-'' Tr,AsA S,,anev
ca" lof year ar ss
malignant form. She atst osntrsessd the diseaAs
whse two year S Sid ey ss1ss 's ,asss.ss s.h
From this time to nanheod her .aserinfs were
saiss Sy from 'aia until
fbe Extract fyom the Letter.
81 often Wish my parents had knows Of this
bsss bleetsd TO- as well - the dsfermsy OF Soay
Lot ais. sa. n ia sfs ss9y sssa &
doctors bills ard Ia sending me- as they dtd 10
sssl,a wish II &. slss.a "ara sssIs sisn 80. ..
me snd heas the aensnts havs derived from this
.i.s Vi i. s.ss.s. e, sd :. st' s
"osp,lemen, lam = .hcussnd ,imss Obliged 70
you, and you ars ~ liberty 70 use my aArss and
remain yoar.. e e sr:,s.as:, s.., %
Mo. Ge West Baltimore stress.~ -
,nIa hIatsSn.sipssr ss Ggaka, s.ssg; pssa.,y, ss
rxNlLgs AND cRy,pRsr-rhss rixcruns
win es found great n.disias Zoe ell their dis
Gail and sss Pamphlets. ana ssAA Aaay Of ~
mos. Pc. ssirl p,ssseie sssnasasss 81 ssxs II As
sid Iy PlRigLI.. LAID ! Co., xasAmo,at
s' !, cSsss ss,..1.,s s1.a.rss'ssSsk /,
keepers svsrywhsfs. u per bottle; six bosslss,
| - N t-aAewts
~ Haths. nathsss Bnshs..! ="
NOT coLn AND SHOWER BATHS,
ssa ps had asisy IRON o'clock 4, n. sHlil - r.
| pooling and Bathing saloon. usdss the zmsrisAs
aotsl. entrance % ltA sfseee otnxls N2th q
ssess ~ svs tss hste fap - ri 5s@E.g-g - ~
81 keek's GssA xamAsisaa--Fss kheuna-
'':.i a'sjtsss'H jso S1EEidz..l lSs ;.li sss.a.~u. g
-
NJ AAe-a' lisszsgs,
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y ctt we a2Fs y oFeer Ior n o. BhiGh
- MAhns Aay Gns having quaiiaed hasoa
slso, stsstEs pr.ss
. l<~A PuLLIAA 4 Co.. Ass'u
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isstt kHKIDGE HiTITN.

Z NV IA aDtfss H : m "
. y@ = TtRGIN | A
a. / The ua8e--jgnsi has rs,arna ad 10 take
I.....-I trj- ftv'rite WATERING PLACE, aud
..f ..-- ~ uTcu.t ana s.rict slteuti"u to bu-i-
a.-- ~ r-caiTe 3, IibeT,i q support was ex.
f.aE"d :. MIN Enasr hts former management 80
T.. ,-'aull- hneut Eil he open tor visitors on
... .#h o. 81 AZ, l-el.
lH~ chsrae er # thsss baths IL we'll ests blish-
o. #-i th4ir Ioalc qualities extend throng bout
.s-.- Cta7- at disease rettetts tsEt8ie, and
..... ..fsn have, withrut exception, received great
....l In all dir"44as Incideut TO their -.x -
...-. t- .I- Can afford ~ secure, comfortable
..t H''ai-u; refuge for families wing the
T.L.. .a can be found IN Virginia.
...." F.t. ta DAILY MAIL from Baltimore,
.. .u "a sul points about ~luaUy distant 49,
..r" .-..u tHu UIi0a pf tagging from Goshen D.
.. #. }tulE'a reuI~al Railroad, through q ro-
.....t. & taa t-4Hriul country.
.sa 2 ..l fsrlng low r4ta- sre adopted In order
.... ..i fr.T r" accommodated, aud they sra 90
accelerate .htt 81. can afford to pay them:
~""h "h--.-.,,. .--.,t..... = 90
" mouth h-....... ...-........ 81 90
"rlaARsgTs .--''-t,i Justice Ianey, I'D
a.v - A. Wise, gov. Johu Le'cher, Col r. H.
t- "a Va WI. JORDAN & Co.
r.. ,r.h
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" ~ corner Wan aod F3sukiiu 9j-

g. Fbtt hENI-A hDt Sc. un the AIoun- u
.l-v.. 10 Turn.iks Po-ssrsion given iInme-
I'll t.r.Y. Inquire of JOHN Ii. ACREE,
WF -t-st. First Market, Stail No 9e.
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EAChANOE AN BA AAlhu utl6E
OF G.. W PURCELL co.
THE NOTES OF TUE "soUTHER n
1 aANufAtT UREks' bAak" win es feiesni-
et par a. our oAce.
DsaoIai inatiouS--s ., g's, SOS aud ne.
S-ts q W. pVkstLL n ca.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

rEwe would advise the Soldiers In tam ,
20 nee BAKERS PhtMlrM BltTkks as sure
caro for pyssntery, Bowel Complain Dyspepsis.
Nervous Headaehs and Ague and fever. Thee
Ritsrs have proved to be the best medie, ne mad
In the South. Thew can b. bad Of All Drnsgl.s
m fh q city Of Richmoad, and elsewhere In Vir-
gnfa. ny ~
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2oH RENT AND SALE.

- r0H HE>N T-Ths thres-story BRICK
Z! - |Hh-LING recently eccured by Z spill
HttE. ErI situated Clay, between iii
a.. tire"t.. containing rooms, with gar aud
''.. N4'~r "a the premlcrs, with the uecerssry
|- a Ht.. Ill s7. Possession can he had at once
tiF .n A. J. GLcPTpN
EE .l-H toruar Watl aud Fraukitn sts.
s. 2DE sf-The dv-ltahta taFe,-stJry
b N-tfA NWfLLiN NJ recently nccU pied bY ia
,.t u4-rI JT., situated ut the cofEar ot Gay
g p. -'f.t~, containing 70 rooms, large back
4t'AE. ea-, Ctv water, AMI cooking range IN
."+ .t.h-ail !0 perfect order. Porae-ei0E eau
g. A-t al "pce. Apply to
H.A.J. CL0PToN.
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~ sIop TnE KUSAwAY-2o 20 Dol.
NJ LAAA AEWA AD. .--l.s,ft tAe pr Laiass of Mr..
~ 4 w. Taylor, oa Church uiil, q Negro
go p2y lslaed TOM. the pfoPstiy OF G. IL
--a~-s srti~nAa, Eeq ~ AieAaniftA.
80 ea4a boy 10 about feet high, Is Or IS years
- u L4@ pheasant eouGteaanes wh4n rpoken 20.
IN -E4DA sely b.ae1. lie mAy be lurking aDeat
., ~ -! give the stoYe reward II delivered TO me
a ny dee On l.th street.
nv ia-~.w Ed gAcHo
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GoIIs's LADY'S BOOK.
xs, CASH IN ADVANCE.


One co, 5sne year, $. two copies
one wear ii Three copies one year,
IS. Five 9ies one year, and an extra
conv TO tRperson sending the club,
making srcopies SO. Eight copies
one wear Nan extra to the person SEN
ding the III, making nine copies, SIS.
Eleven co IS one year, and an extra
copy to III person sending the club,
making tuiye copies, $40
Any ps gahaving sent the club viii
have the nivilege Of adding one or
more cons ii the same club rates
no Thsabove terms cannot be devil
ated from. % matter how many are or
dered.
And tbeply Magazine that can be in
troduced plo any Of the above clubs is
Auther,s IIane Magazine. One Or more
.of that wax can be included q! club
in Inc plss d the Lady's Book If pre-
iferred.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fever and Ague,

f,n, which mankind suffer over large par az !,
,ba rlobs Is the consequence OF olsesea ~
~ .be system. induced by the POISONOUS lIls ~,
,-eeetabfe decay. This cShaiauon y SNon e.sS
,h lien of solar heat wet sol anu IiseS go
th ysa.er, yapor from It. While the sun Z oslo"
- Srrsn this vapcr fingers near the eaIsn ~,
60 md the virus IS taken with It through -, w
i-s ;nto the blood There it acts As an iFiitas
,,aiso, n the internal viscera and excretlii =.
ri ,he hofiv. The liver becomes toFfld anu e y
serrete not only this sirus but also the oe non.
the blood. Both the virus and the PIE
i, the circulation. and prodace violent ia 10
tianal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys' anu ~
stomach sympathize with the liver, ano eSo. ~
S;soriered also Finally, the instinct Oh W. -.
panisn. as IL in an attempt 10 expei 'ue -
irrusion concentrates the whole bio9d q .ls -
! tbs isternal excretories force them 70 east 4
oat The blood leaves The surface, and rashe 81, :
me central organs with congesaye vioieneT; l.o
;sfhe Carr But in this effort i ialls. lns ~
FrvEn follows in which the blood leaves Tue ve;
tai dreams and rushes to the surface, - = y,
ao.her effort TO expel the irritating poison WI.
chat other great excretory SKIN. ~ sra
also II fails. and the system abandons me
e-hansted and waits for the recovery Of s'l T,,sa
"a repeat the hopeless effort another DAY, anI.r
- - .ba frs or paroxysms of FEVER AND Az =
S,rb constitutional disorder viii OF course ul-e1
$50 the health II it is not removes
We have Iabored to find. and have iouna' aN
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NEWS FsoM HEADQUARTERS
WAH WAR;. WARE!

THE unassigned takes this method of in
forming theitizens of this and adjoining par
ishes that hhas opened wholesale and retail
GROCERY IN Il town Of Winfield where he
viii at all taes keep a supply of the necessaries
of life. ~ ciap as they can be bought in the
country Is stock consists in part of Corn,
Bacon. Flor. Sugar Molasses, Coffee, Salt,
NaclSersl b,the kit or key. Cheese, Crackers,
Pepper. Sas Ginger, Cigars, Oysters, Sar-
III CO Candies. Soap, Nails, Shoes &
Boots, s.; : -; Esssas Hs lI :
IN eonne~9 with his Grocery q Bar that h,
Will keep ssPlicd with the best liquors tic
market aHoT
Tcrms-Gsh invariably.
Small prts and quick returns is his motto.
Gall and exaine before purchasing elsewhere,
March BILLY J. q. HILTON.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

IlllgaDEli lila.
4 Benerolent Institution established By spsciGl En-
dotrment, for the Relief Of the Sex and D.s
fressed afflicted nth F,rulent and Epidemic Dis
eases, aud especially for Cure Of Diseases Of TIC
Seruql Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon to an who apply by letter, with de-
cription Of their condition, (age, occupation
habits Of life, &C.. and in case of extreme pov,
erty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Naluble Reports on SpermatorrhGa, anc
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the
New Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sen
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free
charge. Two or tire Stamps for postage vii
be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKII1.IN HOUGHT0N
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. b
order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Pres.'t /.
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secry. jnn2O-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TILE NON TGoM cry
SEMI AIRY,

VIII omen Far tie reception Of young Ladies
on olI, Sae uoxpAT~ IN MARCH, 1s6o.>
7 -, sls', - o,-,.p net exceed lG years. viii
also he aduitcs- ,.r;so5 ;nto
ne - e. ,.ssslis each All pupils except
s ,S.se Il he charged from tine y
lleso 80 81 - deductions made except in
e 49, - or,,rotrueia sickness.
~ 1xs,' Y, - rsera Information, and va
ms incident TO liberal edu-
.loeS r..ats III Guardians may rest assured
eas.o. IL mi ohi5,H ana wards viii have their
' ',,.,s l', ,.nItnrs 5lously inculeated.
TERFN ssES -, 2 :: - ss' ~
OrthoerapiIy, ai'g'f "t'''''s' '' EN- M
Arithmetii. =; ~, ~ -
.aa .,. 81 tcbeilv, Philosophy, Phys 10 90
;.,l,,-1 + po.as,r Rhetoric, Logic. etc,
Fancy Needle York.. ~ ~ W W
French and Lao leaehl ~ ~ ~ ~
Music on Piand ...--.-.--- -......"0 ~ ~
| Incidental Exposes. ...-: -; u
Al those corlaencing MUSIC, VIII ee ehaIse'
to the end Of III term.
Bills due at Il end Of each session.
Boarding casse obtained in respectable lam
Sis. on reason. " terms
Should DC 5l5}as ss' as ti ' s;F. il
stanccs or the Iftitut;on nav require.
Mrs. ELIZABETH HUTHNANCE-
PRINCIPAL
Moxrsonzrl Ia, Feb.27th, 1860,
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sEW ORLEANS
IIGuTNi afs EXPRESS PACKET.

Th splendid lightning express pas
lssz sengr packet. GRAND ERA, Capt
6-n b. K ouas. I'll make weekly trips TO Shreye
mort. leaving Nw Orleans every Monday, at .
O'clock y. m. 4 Shreveport and all way land
mos: Giving though tickels for jefferson, Swan
snn's landing. Aarshall. Fulton, Washington,
White Gifts. Iuesport, Rowland, Clarksyille,
Kian,ichi. anllll way landings above the Raft.
The Grand IRA connects at Shreveport with
the steamer FETA for Jefferson, Era No
for Fulton Il Nos. 1 and 7 for above White
EOak Sheales. Takes only through freight, CIV
Inc clear bi.lshrough and tickets
reg~RetuyrEg, the Grand Era leaves Shreve-
loort every Fiday at 10 a. m, passes Campte
IS turdaY 1t 4. NJ, Montgomery at 10 a. m.
| Alexandria a z w., arriving in New Orleans
on Sunday ewing. fcp-z'
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PROSPECTUS DEBoW,5 REVIEW
@. :. Vol. XNX-N. S. Vel. '.

Adapted primarily to the Southern and y estern
States of the Union, including Statistics d
foreign and domestic industry and
enterprise
Published monflilyin Nerr Orleans and BdaFncfs
TERMS
a per annum, in advance. Postage tTo
cents number, II prepaid quarterly
notice TO SUBSCRIBERS AND PosrHAsTERs-
No s,lseribers-If our subscribers will fol-
low a few plain rules, accounts between Us VIII
be far better kept tI.an formcrlE.
| 1 Note tie receipts on the cover, and ifyour
name does not appear in two months alter pay
49, ;ararr the Office at New Orleans Of the
fact and how the payment was made Notify
,be Office when a number has failed to come 10
4 hand n
, Remit without waiting for agents. Reg
st,r your letters. Then you pay all agent Ne
s,,e that his credentials are right W whenever
nr,cticable. remit BY check ON any bank, or up
| IN merchants or cities or towns Remit 70 New
Orleans. A..
ibis Once y whica year lsssaw : ' II ss as
months which is required and JSzy mp all ar
r,0r0oes Should numbers afterwards come
O., hand, see that they are returned by the next
mail
/ 10 HOStT1a5ItT~-IH fHpHttHt 1sSFith ~
iefnsed u t your Office. give notice as the law
requires, or return the number with ezplana-
irons This is earnestly requested from all
L<5~ Complete sets of the Review, or Num-
Esrs and Volumes for the several years, may be
lad at the Office.
Begin with volume XXX, January, 1861.
The numbers OF Volumes, for previous years,
nay still be had from the Office. Twcnty-nine
volumes have been published, and the circula-
tim is increasing in every quarter. The leading
Offices are at New Orleans, Washington City,
ard Charleston, :. G..
We earnestly request our friends to interest
themselves in increasing our subscription list,
ard in making prompt payments where any
aIrearages are due
This is particularly important in times like
these, and we rely upon generous response.
Our travelling agents are: James Deerinc E..
H. Hiley, q. W. Sames, with those acting
under him. Advertising agent, ~ u. Crooke.
B=1- Southern advertisements are respect
Ally solicited.
Address, ]. ID. B. DEB0W,
So Camp st., New Orleans,
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MAII.SRRANGEMENTS.

g. --~ -~-a~.---@
Alexanef2msl arrives ON Sundays,
Tuesdays oil Fridays, at I o'clock p. m
Leaves SuEays. Wednesdays and FRI
days, at 6hlock a. ~.
Homer ril arrives ON Saturdays,
Tuesdays al Thursdays, at I O'Clock p
N. LeavaIondays, Wednesdays and
Satfudavsat 6 o'clock a. IN.
Columbamail arrives. on Fridays, at
6 O'clock i'm. Leaves ON Thursdays at
| 6 o'clock am
Vernon nail arrives on Fridays, at 6
O'Clock, pm. Leaves en- Thursdays, at
6 o'clock an.
CloutierFle mail arrives on Sundays,
mt 6 o'clocs p. nj. Leaves on Saturday
at o'clecfa IN.
The hovafor closing all the mails is
O'Clock, "a
Tic Po4ofiee win be open Sundays
ltill o'clok. a. N.
May 9, $50. DAVID Person, ?, NJ.
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NEW CASH STORE.
A. WADE & son.

A. W. respectfully begs leave to inform Tho
citizens of Winnfeld and vicinity, that he has
Just received and opened fresh supply Of NEW
GOODS. which he Is determined to sell cheaper
flor CASH than any other house in VIM parish.
He states positively, that he viii only do a
CASH business, and offers great inducements to
ash buyers.
His motto is
Small profits and quick returns.
Ills stock is ample and we'll assorted, consist
ing of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
of the latest and most improved styles-Nitl
F~s y 80 1.4s'E a. slef!l' !.
debted to the above firm, arc respectfully r.
5uested to come forward without delay anr
settle their accounts either by cash or note.
Winfield Feb I3-tf
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ARTHUR 81 CO.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
0fice-Cor. Canal & New Levee SITS,
STORES
On Fulton, Canal, New Levee and Com
mon Streets.
former stand of Nessers. Converse & Co..
New Orleans.
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M. &. BEEDES:'
Attorney and Couasellor al Lar,

wINXrIELD, WIN FtFlsH' -UVIsIAN7-'
viii attend to all business entrusted to LIS care
and particularly to Succession Business ADJUST
ment Of Executors Accounts, and all business
IF This character. Prompt attention e Ceiiec,
t;ons from abroad, and to all business u ~
connected with the Profession of Law
no2-y
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Agents.

Wna4An WALKER, Esq, of WINFIELD,
is our regular travelling Agent, and y
authorized to receive and receipt iof
subscriptions solicited BY him.
SAIL Postmasters in VIM Parish
are requested to act as Agents for this
oapcr. and retain commission OF ten
per cent
JoHS H-. TaBER is our Agent for Nat
lchitnches. and is authorized to reccIl I
for subscriptions. ;,
Fog JoHS W. STovAIL, Eso., is authorazfd
| to receive subscriptions for the Southern sch
I tineIr and receipt for the same
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Ayers Ague Cure,

s~xs Fsr.
, ,ss and srifasss shs issss
ho5v AZ II should, SO it does care this aiiiicung
disorder with perfect certainty And II docs mort
or rather does what IS OF more service 10 muse SUI
;act 10 this infection. Ii taken in season It expes
Il from the system rs it Is absorbed, and thus keeps
who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed 70 the disease
consequently il not only cures, but protects ifoa
the GREAT variety of affections which are lneueea
nv this malignant influence, such as Remitteht
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blndness'
Too.hache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Paip!ta-
lions Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
collie. PARALYSIS, and Painful Affections OF iAe
Stomach and Bowels all OF which, when arising
from this cause, viii be found TO assume more OF
less the intermittent type. This " AGcE Suh-
removes the cause OF these arrangements, ana cures
This it aceomplishes by stimulating the excre
tories TO expel the virus from the system; anu
thesa organs BY degrees become hahited to 40 TINS
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
We term nccliDatdtio1l. Time may accomplish he
same end. but often life IS not long enough, or =
| sacrificed in the attempt while this AGUE CURE .
| does i at once, and with safety. we nave eIea.
reason to believe this is surer as Wen AZ SAFER
remedy for the whole class OF diseases "iiich arc
caused by the niasmatic infection, than any olier
which has been discovered; and i has stiil anotier
/ mnortant advantage to the public, winch Is, that
/ it is cheap rs well as good
II PREPARED NJ
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w. F. HOW ELL,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
Winfield, Wan Parisi, La.
Has opened an Office in the Court House m
this place, and will practice his profession III
this and adjoining parishes, and in the supreme
Court at Monroe and Alexandria A share o.
the public patronage respectfully solicited.
Prompt attention viii be given to all business
entrusted to his care. iepl-y
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IL subscribers 81
ance of their newspaper the als s'',is,ns
NAV continue to send tbs, the puplsners
rearages are paid eln "i''n 49, :
3. If subscribers negleo
take their newspapers from q i, lela a;s :. J.
which they are directed, TT inc onlce -
pons:ble for them until they ney are res res,
their bills and ordered them disc w SUI, 500
4 The Courts have decided tn h.in1eu'
inc to take their newspapers frta' iei ~.
cflicc. or removing and leaving thNla .',e
caiieo lo', y pls"'' j''' NJ in
) The United States Courts have
peatedy decided that a postmaster wiz
neglects to give seasonable notice, az
required by the Post Office Department,
of the neglect or refusal of a person TO
take from the Office newspapers address
led to lin renders the Postmaster liable
to the publishers fer the subscription
price.
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Particular Notice.

D5SAll communication or :dvefuse-
mcnts must be addressed, or hal'des 10
the Editcr or Publisher in order to insure
attention. Persons at distance send
ing transient advertisements must cia'er
accompany them with the money or give
town reference.
All communications must be accoInpa-
nied hv the real name of the writers,
otherwise they will receive no attention
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WHOLESALE GROCERY.

w IIOIII1ohIIL oilOOLl L.
The undersigned takes great pleasure in in
forming his friends of VIM and adjoining par
isles that he has received large lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting of Bdcon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Flour
of an brands; Whi&ky, Molasses, Sugar, Coffee,
Salt, Rioe, Potatoes, Onions, Corn, and also a
large lot Of
DRY GOODS.
and other articles too tedious to mention
The above named articles will be sold at 10
per cent. above cost and freight.
7erns-POSIIIVELY CASH
j. g. HILTON.
Montgomery, Dee. II, 1850. 3m
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PROSPECTUS.
TIE
ssSOUTHERN SENTINEL, -
PTBLIaHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING y

TERMS.
One copy, one year, in advancel -. e 90
Fen copies. 10 one postofEice,. .. 10 %
When payment is delayed more than thirty
DAYS. 81 90 viii be exacted-
All communications for publication N tne
columns Of the SENTINEL to be addressed 10
J. l. WALKER.
Winfield, VIM Parish. La.
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DANIEL KELLY,
Attorney and Counselor al Lar,

WINFIELD, La,
VIII! practice IN the following Courts: W nm
. ,- Sson. Caldwell, Natehitochcs and kaPiaes
Parishes, ana the Supreme Court at Alexandria
aad Monroe.
REF EREScFS.--
Wade H. Hough. Columbia. Caldwell Far
ish. and S. L. SLACK. Monroe. La
neS-Iy
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1861-07-10

FOR THE OOlss OF NAiAALSAA3
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
live can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use IN any
quantity.
Price % cents per Rox; Fiveboxas for SlOo.
reatnr.nbers or Clcrgymen. Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies. but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them The Agents below named iur-
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which iihey
are riven with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers WITH
other preparations they make more pToht on.
Demand AYER's, and take no others. The sex
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
Sold by Or. @. A. Hargis, Winnfelt
ranolges 2o ?. ti ,s J an ana -. .
Orleans. aug1-1y.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1861-07-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES Of A PuRsAINE nEDiclEE.
FoR CosTIvExE-s;
FoR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAUNDIcE;
FoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FoR HEADACHE;
FoR THE CURE OF DYsENTBRy;
FoR Foul STOMACH,
For THE CUEE or ERYsirELAs;
For THE PIIEs;
ToR THE CURE OF ScRoFULA;
ToR ALL ScRoFuLoUs COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CURE or RHEUMATISM;
FoR DISEASES or THE SKIN;
FoR THE CURE OF Liver CoMPIAINf;
For DRoPST;
FoR THE CURE OF letter, TuNoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
- FoR WORMS;
ME CURE OF GoUT;
In DINNER PILL,
For, TT5F CURE or NEURALGIA;
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1861-07-10

| i,!tza do not give ex-
- Contrary, are consld-
Z II continue their sub
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

TPrnllc,-No. ri

Az ACT 10 provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called Into the service Of the Uni
ted States, from the time they were called into
service to the thirtsth day Of june, eighteen hun
drOd aud 5iXty-ons.
Be II enacted by the ssnate and House Of Repro
nentatives Of the United States Of America In Con-
Ereas assembled That there be and hereby ls appro
priated out Of any money in the Treasury not 9th
orWiss appropriated. the sum Of hve millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or 50 much
thereof may be necessary, to enable the 6ovefn'
to pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the hscal ear ending June
thirtloth eighteen hundred and Sixty-ons.
Aurrovpd. july Is, 1881.