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Bishop Meade's Address.

II there are any candid and rejecting minds
Left in the North, the perusal Of that portion
OF Bishop MEADE's address before the Episco-
pa! Convention of Virginia, (now in session ia
this ety. which relates to the public troubles
OF The country, cannot but disabuse them of
the absurd notion, now SO prevalent among
the'n, that there is any longer a Union
party IN Virginia. or that there is any chance
vi re-annexing this virtuous and herois State
to the old confedersey. The venerable B;sb j..
eP MEADE has been well known a. former,r
one OF the hrmest and most devoted ,r;.,,s.
OF the old Union in Virginia. VIVA, h. ;.
now, let his solemn words testify. l, i. fo-
discreet judges at the North to decide wb.,h..
they accept as the most intelligent, dispas
sionate and disiaterested exponent of Virginia
sentiment, Bishop MEADE, or JoHs S. CAR
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The BAPTIST CONVENTION AND TIE STATE
OF THE CoUsTRY.-Ihe report Of the Special
committee Of the Southern Baptist Couven-
ton Oh the State Of the Country W hich will DO
found in our present issue, Will attract atten-
uon. 1t borrows additional interest from the
iact that II comes from the pen Of that able
divine and true patriot, Dr.. FULLER, who,
though citizen Vt The old Union under TEN
porary coInpuislon, gives all the sympathles
Vi his heart to the South in her prescott strug-
gle. The tone Of the report, 80 strongly con
trusting with the bloouy appeals tor ven
geanca uttered III Northern puipits, must en-
sure for it Divine favor. Let ali men read and
respond TO it.
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Torpedoes and Submarine Batteries.

We are happy to be informed that, among
the other defeuces Of the Elizabeth and Nan
semond rivers, are these admirable contriv-
snces for giving an unexpected hoist to an in-
vading feet. In one place, we ara informed
seriously TIE largest squadron thatever hoated
ON the waters. 1t is also said that the same
coutrivances either have been or are about to
be arranged at various places along the coast.
The batteries around Norfolk are in tip-top
coLdition, and any demonstration upon that
point will be met in a manner that will make
the eyes of the next generation of Nirginians
sparkle with delight when they open that illu-
mined page Of her history.
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Death Of Speaker Crusohfeld

We have heard, with profound regret, OF the
death Of Hon. o. N. CRrTcHFIELD, Speaker
Of the House Of Delegates, position which
he has long held with great efficiency aud uni
ver,ai aoeeptability. lie was au enlightened
and true hearted Virginia statesman, and a
genuine Virginia gentleman" one Of the
olden time" All who knew him admired and
loved hin, and viii lament with sincere sor-
row the loss which tho death Of such a man
sptails upon the State and upon society.
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Am,iegs cou4, Nay 1eh-R. D. sanxay,
Senior Alderman, presiding. The Cour, ap-
pointed the following Commissioners and
Conductors of the election to be held % tho
23d inst:
Jefferson Ward --Coeh rfiissioners - Joseph
Brunemei An-cr Richards, T.. A. Smith, Jno.
J. Wilson, and N. b. Hill. Conductor-
keaosn I. Seal. Place Of yoting-first Mar
Madison Ward Commits ioners-Jas II.
Grant, r. HowIson, T: w McGafce, ana
1. X. Price. Conductor-ThomasC ". Dudley.
Place of voting-City Hall
Monroe Ward OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bar
| ham, T. NJ. Jones, Thos Boudar, Charles a
Powell, end Felix Mathews. Conductor
andrew Jinkins. Place OF voting-h. a
Lacy s Carpent ter Shop. Broad street.
Eliza Ann johnson, free negro, was trieo
for remaining in the Commonwealth contrary
| to law. The jury found her not guilty
Frederick Thompson and VIM. Freeman,
confined in Jail awaiting the acton OF the
Grand Jury, not having oeen inoicteo' were
ordered to be discharged
An attachment was awarded against Law
| renee S. Marye, TO show cause why no should
| not be fined tor his con temp in not attending
| rs witness IN the case of the State against
James Edward Garter.
John Del worth was tried for an assault on
| Solomon Hecht, and the jury not agreeing on
| verdict, were discharged, ana deIenuaht lei
| OIL on payment of costs.
| A nolle prospaui WAS entered in two cases
| pending against Al bert L. Riddle for passing
| counterfeit notes, he having escaped fiom jail
| last February.
| The appeai of VIM Scott, free person OF
| color, from the judgment of the Recorder, or
| dering him 80 lashes for indecent and insulting
| language TO a white person, was heard by the
| Court, and affirmed.
| David w Hughes was put on trial for allow
| ing ap unlaWfui assembly OF negroes and gam.
| bling in mis- house, and the jury not agreeing
| the case was continu ed ultii the June term.
| Mordecai CARMEL was tried tor allowing his
| slave to go at large; being found guilty, or
dered that he pay fine of $40 and coscs, OF
said slave be sold i'll abstraction.
| Richard Thompson, Il free negro. was tried
| for stealing sundry articles OF wearing APP
| parei from Gus A. Keen, L. j BALDWIN
| Peter &. Williams anu Samuel Scott on the
! 9th day of May; end being adJudged guilty
1 he was order ed to be sold into absolute si.t
! very.
| rule was awarded against Geo. ID, Har.
wood, To show cause why he should not bt
| lined Tor permitting his slave Edward to 60 a.
| large.
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Another Effect of the Block ade,

Among the articles LINCOLN has prohibited
from being brought to the State is everything
connected with telegraphing. We are happy
to announce that in this as in many other mat
tiers. the despotism at Washington has missed
its mark. Col. C. b. Moss, formerly the as
Sociate Of HENRY 0'RIELLY. when the latter
was constructing the Atlantic, Lake and Mis-
sissippi lines of telegraph, assures US that Vir-
snia alone can furnish every necessary mate
rial for the construction Of Geographic bate
ries aud instruments, and artizans to give them
{ rm
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The Yankee Invasion,

4 correspondent, referring to the Yankee
boast OF overrunning the South with half
million of miltiamen, reminds them "that
NAPOLEON BoNArARrE led nearly half mil
lion of brave, and mostly trained, soldiers into
Russia, and in less than a year fed to France,
followed slowly and painfully by remnant
of about thirty thousand, without having
gained an inch of territory. This is fair
illustration of the fate which awaits our Yam
kee invaders
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Threats Of the Express.

friend sends us long extract from the
New York Esptess, full Of the characteristic
outlying and hypocrisy of thatpaper As to the
Probabilities OF sersile war and universal desc.
iation With which BaooKs seeks to intimida,e
the sorth, be ought toknow, by this time, that
they exist only in bis own Inventive genius, and
that the worst that could happen, the uniyer-
sal dssolation Of the Southern soil, we prefer
Infinitely 70 Der sabjagation.
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North Carolina in the Field,

We understand that the services of thirty
thousand of the brave volunteers of North
Carolina have been rendered to the Governor
of Virginia. There are no more gallant and
hardy people in the world than our brethren
of North Carolina. The whole State, we
learn, is becoming one vast camp, and men,
women and children are preparing to meet the
enemy on the Threshold and dispute every
inch of the march of invasion.
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Colonel Dinmock.

A tribute Of praise is due to COL DIuAocx
for the admirable system and almost super
human energy with which be is administering
the matters entrusted to his charge. We need
not speak more particularly, but understand
that he has accomplished, with the force under
his charge, within the last thirty days, what t,
in the usual course of things in the Federal
Government, requires six months. We need
not say more. He is the right man in the
right place beyond all doubt.
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UNIVERSITY or Neutrality-suspicious. Of
Ssats &ndess.-An oct Of the Legislature Of
Virginia makes provision for the admission to
the University Of one student from each Of the
Senatorial Districts Of the State, exempt from
charges for matricu alton, tuition, room rent
and use Of the library. The benefit Of the act
is meant to be restricted to those who are not
themselves. and whose parents are not in
situation to incur the expenses of education at
the University without aid. The term Of ap-
pointmept is for two years; but for cxtraordi-
nary proficiency it may be prolonged. By
way of remuneration to the State, students ad-
mitted on this foundation are required to teach
in some public or private school within the
limits OF Virginia, for two years after leaving
the University.
The following Districts will be vacant = t
the close VI the present Session 3. Norfolk
county and Princess Anne. s. Sussex,
Sou thampton and Greensyiile. 8. City OF
petersburg and Prince George. I. DiuwIudie,
Ameiia and Brunswick b. Powharin, Gum
bertrand AM Ches terfieid y. lunenburg, Not
toway and Prince Edward. Is. Cam pbeil and
AppoInattox. H. Hanover and Henrlco. 49,.
Giouces Mathews and Mlddlesex. -.
Caroline ana Spotsylvania. -. Stafford,
ming NcOISo huu w liiitifi 20 Il AZ
QUEER and Rapp;.haunock II. Madison,
Cuifeper, Orange and Greene. 70. Louisa,
Gooehiand ana tiuyanna. 30. Nelson, Am
neist and buckingham. 81. Jefferson ana
berkeley. 81. Hampshire, Haruy ana Nor
gan. 81. Shenandoah aud Page. 81 "A usus "a.
81. Bath, highland auu ttocKDriogr. -. Bote
tolurt, Ail-gnany, Roanoke anu Craig. 80.
Carroll, FloyO, Gray son, Montgomery anu
PuiasKi. AZ. Scott, Lee, Russell aud lee
49, Richie, Doadriug-, Harrison, Pheasant s
ana ood. Is. Upshur, Barbour Lewis, Gu
uer, Randolph anu Tucker. 81. Brooke, Han
COCK and ONO.
The Faculty will proceed to fill the forego-
ing vacancies ON the 5th Of July next. APP
pIlcations for appointment, accompanied by
proper testimonials, should be addressed to the
Chairman, and should reach the University BY
The 50tL Of June. Should there be no suitable
applicant from District, the vacancy will DO
nlod from the State at large.
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LoOse CEdrdcter.-A CORE. pendent writing
from Orange, under dato Of Nav 10. says:
IL wonder If Clinton kenneday, who was
arrested in Richmond a few DAYS since, and
lodged in Jail suspicious character, is not
the same identical "Clint" who was, with
his ia Their and family, along with the Lea theirs
time last year by the Vigilance Committee for
honsa- breaking, sheep, hog, beef, and chicken
stealing Our CLINT is some twenty five
years of age tolerably we'll set, some five feet
six or eight inches in height, and not very
progressing in his appearance. II he is the
same "Ciint," l would advise your Mayor to
hold him fast"
The individual alluded to conforms to the
above description in all respects. He halls
from Orange. His father was before the Mayor
yesterday. endeayoring to procure his release.
The disposition made Of him is noted in an
other place
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Effects of the Blockade.

The Philadelphia enquirer" exults in the
idea that Southern papers will be suspended
on account Of the stoppage Of Northern sup
plies Of ink, types, materials for making
paper, &c. We are glad TO assure that sensi-
BILE journal that establishments have already
sprung up among Us for furnishing any
amount Of all these articles
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Eeclesiastical Aeeti"y-The United Synod
of the Presbyterian Church met last evening
III the Rev. DIR. Read's church, and was
opened with a sermon by Rev. e. M. AtkA-
son, of Canton, Miss.
The roll of the Synod embraces the follow
Ing names:
Ministers.-E. II. Cumpston, of Md; John
W McMurrah, of Va Paterson Fletcher, OF
Va A. }. Leayenworth, OF Va; Joseph Fl.
Martin, of Tenn John NJ. Caldwell, OF
Tenn; james n. Bradshaw Of Tenn; Isaac
N. NaH, OF Va: james McChain, OF Va: +.
A. Ross, ID. D.. OF Ala; w. ii, Werner, OF
Tenn; 9. NJ. Atkinson, of Mss. III. NJ Mar
shall OF Miss Jas. N, Mclean, OF Ala, and
Addison W. Morr,5on, OF ArK.
Elders.--df. NJ Watkins, of Md J. ID.
Tuins, ot Va Charles b. Williams, of Va
Dr. ). +. CHRISTIAN, OF Va ; Richard I. VIII
son, OF Tenn q. w. Coffin, OF Tenn; P b.
Snhpp, of Va; Isaiah Dill, of Tenn. Jas. IA
Ewing, OF Tenn; lion. Geo w. Shsltcu, OF
Miss; - Magley, OF Miss: David ). D-lgelI
of Ark.
Permanent OTcers Rev. T. ID. Bell, stated
CLERK: Rev j. III Martin, permanent Clerk,
aud Mr.. David Il. Payne treasurer.
This body will continue in session several
days, anu there Will be- preaching by some Of
the members III the church every night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17

MARYLAND MILIIIA.-Governor Hicks has
issued his proclamation Gaining out four regi
ncnts Of Maryland militia in pursuance of the
requlsition Of President Lincoln. The troops
not to be taken out Of the State, except re-
qured for the defence Of the National Capt.
tai.
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BEARER oP DISPATCHES DIR. Gustavus
Holland, a bearer of dispatches to the Con
federate Government is passenger by the
Europa. The New York papers suggest that
land, he be taken prisoner.
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THE ENGLISH PREss.-Wc regret that the
LEGATION, this morning, of extracts from lead
ing British journals, which have q decided
Southern bearing.
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Old .Haryiand an the Fjeid-A portion Of
the Mary landers now in this city, formerly
connected with the Maryland Guard and Bal
tilnore City Guard, met yesterday morning
and effected an organization for operations
during the present war.
The company formed numbers some IS or
~ men of the most effective sort, who ars ca
ger to De at work in the good cause Of re-
deening Southern rights. The election for
officers was held at their barracks, over Yves
ton Williams store, on Pearl street. Lieut..
e. r Dorsey, formerly of the battalion Of
Baltimore City Guards, was chosen Captain,
5. II. Stuart, First Lieutenant, aud +. Carter
Smith, Gate Of the Maryland Guard Second
Lieutenant.
The company is styled Company A, First
Regiment Maryland Line Virginia Volunteers.
All persons, natives Of Maryland, who wish to
connect themselves with this company, are re-
quested to report at headquarters, No. ID Pearl
street, to the Captain or Lieutenants. The
company Will go into service some time this
week.
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WEST foIST.-A correspondent writes that
things are progressing" rapidly at West
fo.hl ana Notwithstanding the times are hard
ana funds rather scarce, the people of that
section will treat their Northern +" friend. . 70
a military ball" should they think proper to
pay them visit.
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Gss. WooL.--It is stated that orders have
gone from the Washington War Department,
directing Major General Wool to proceed to
Fortress Monroe, and at once take command
there, in plaos Of Col. Dimmick.
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Thursday, the 23d, is that day. Let no wars
nor rnmors OF wars prevent a single voter in
the Commonwealth from depositing his vote.
Ii necessary, let Ballots and Bullets be the
order Of the day.
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Maryland and the Federal Government.

We are assured upon the best authority that
the report that regiments are org gaming in
Maryland to support the Federal Adminis.ra-
ton, is Yankee lie, one of tbs ten thousand
that they invent every day.
The whole story originates from eighty or
ninety roughs of Baltimore enlistug at the
regular recruiting office, which has been long
established in that city. Maryland has been
oppressed and wronged enough, without heap
ing such SANDERS upon her. Sallant and gen
erous State-uone more so in the word-she
thnnlnr
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4 MON OnIERY

YRY waif /. S SSs%ass sF a:9sq; v.
lu4 delightful Watering Place viii yPeu o.
the r ceptiun Of ylsttorn 1n the 2Dth day sl hey
These springs are more eAsy # 4ccera Than So
n Virginia, being Immediately on the kirsna4
aud eHurHree Railroad, in the mot healthy
portion OF the state, aud surrounded ~ the most
beaati al 'HU"uEaln scenery She med c'Bai qnsl-
l'es of The waters are tully establl- he'd. GaEtbs
been tnsFumehtai ia the care Of maDy Bi,css-s
P'culiar 90 the Southern cOuutry. TAis i az
Only deiil htful -alnner rssOrt, bat, IN thv-s
exc ting times safs retreat for ladies aai tA!..
dren Telegraph communication with All IN
pUrtant points ia the Coz led. rated States.
LOUIS J. AMiSS, Proprietor.
JANEa r. KENT President INV 8-lm
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EFwe are indebted to the Adams Express
Company. and to Mr. EDsAa HgRxASs, News
Agent, for newspapers In advance OF the
mail
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sExD re THE NEWS.

Our friends at the ysrsons camps and places
Of rendezvous and else here, will confer q
favor by sending TO us any interesting intel
nsence, At the earliest practicable moment
for publication. We desire TO keep our reader
Informed I'm regard to everything that trans
pires. and will pay an adequate compensa'
ton for important news
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RT We wish IL distinctly understood that
postage stamps piH not be received in pay
ment for subscriptions ia the Dispatch.
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~ Persons at a distance forwarding their
subscriptions by Express, are requested to
write the Names Of their respective Post-Of-
1cee, legibly, in their letters.
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Decklenburg 7roops.-The Clarksvile Blues,
Capt. q. W. Finley. and the Chambliss Greys,
Capt. r. d Baskervill-strong in numbers
and formidable in appearance-arrived last
evening by the Petersburg train, from Meek
lenburg county, Va.
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DR.. Schiosser.-Persons suffering from dis
eases peculiar to the pedal extremitics. will be
interested in reading the certificates Of parties
relieved by the treatment of the above we'll
known chiropodist. See advertisement
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EF MAJOR JOHNSON. who was recently in
command at Governors Island, seems to have
quietly disappeared. and we have heard it ru-
mored that h i. j. held as hostage the Island g.
We should be glad to know II such is tbs csse.
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Il OFFICE lH~p EUTUh uhh knAL,i
u RICHMOND, May l6. lstl.
al Iii L., n, L

W Infautry and RitiehIen N she cVurtie, OF ut
Eyivauia, Halifax Charlotte, Neck enburg Brnbs-
wick, GrAysou, Nottoway, Prince Ed " ard, Apo
mattox, Bucki ogham. Louisa, Hanover, Gooch-
land, P0whatnn, Cumberland Henrico Amelia,
Fiuvanna, and the ctr OF Richmond. reporting Al
this flee with not less than the number OF men
required by law, will be- received at once into
the service
Il is very important that esch company shall
have at the least seventy men, rauk nd dle and
If any members are not armed, the deficiency will
be sugplied here.
without delay. and preference VIII be given
among them to tn $50 having most members and
best prepared with clothing and outfit for camp
life. JOHN Il. BALDWIN, Inspector Gen /.
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HeADQU Ahfsk~ VIRGINIA tohGh>,
q RICHMOND, May lith, laG. I
IN 70. arnl Acde

W Discharges from, or su5stitut!ons OF trans
ers in the volunteer service o. tbs State can only
be made by the authority uf the Governor or the
Comma uding General Of the Virgins orces. In
all such the application for discharge either
with or without substitute. aud from wha'ev.r
cause, or for transfer must first be approved by
the Company Commander, ADD wIll bs forward
by him through his imme late Comma pder TO the
headquarters of the Virginia forces, wbence the
order for he discharge will emauate and be
turned through the salne channel to the Company
Officer substitutes or recruits In Company az ar
f. has been once regularly mustered in, csn b.
duly mustered into the Eeryic ~ the first Su b4e
queut periodical muster the pay commencing
from he date of Joining the company, The Veri-
odiral mustcrs will take place ut the end Vi the
alternate months, commencing with he 60 Ia of
June next. hollis for these muster will be duly
supplied. By command of Maj. Gen'l LKB
my 49,. 0t X. GARNETr. Adit Gen'i.
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Personal Prof. james II. Holcombe was
one of hundred gentlemen who arrived at
the Exchange Hotel yesterday
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A THE WHITE sULPHuR

G.azI GREEsBRIER county. VA,
THIS celebrated WATCHING PLACE Will be
opened for the reception Vi visitors GA The l'A
instant.
Terms OF BoAsD For thirty days or less. " "
pes day f0T any period after the expiration .!
thirty days, - per day--white servants $40.
thtr0s eDloTst servants and children aRisf "
and over years, half price.
j HUMPHREYS, PresA
N. Ran abundant supply Of ICE has bssa a.
cured. nay -
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M Special Notice.
MILITARY NOTICES.

From this day until further notice, we shall
sell our goods only Tor CASH, or Its equivalent
SIS SAM'L NJ PRICE * co.
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HDo's COWS MID GULRD. ,
q Z

IA HDo's COWS MID GULRD.
RIcHsosp. May ls, 1861 :
~ CAVALRY MOTTO E.-By late or.
YCN der issued / am authorized 10 add from
TW b, to TW Y-FIVEABLE BODIED Re-
ORBITS 10 my command. Those who are re-
ceived must be supplied with a uniform, aud fnr
nish horse nt for the service, with the necessary
trsppings. Arms will be furnished to them APP.
plicstion can be made to ne, At CAMP ASHLAND,
after SATURDAY MORNING. Mr. WV. ii. KEN
NON, at Shockoe Warehouse, will give any infor-
nation W hich may be desired.
GkATTAS CARELL,
my l7-4t Capt. Governors Mounted Gusri.
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NOiltE. Ar pacaases 10 We n-nt IA,
a Va LIFE u ARDS, now in camp, must be 4
M eft at VIM. II. JARVIS. Jr.'s, Periodical q
~ store, on sth stree, near ~ PAuis Church. nj
lr"m " ieh place they Will be immediately "
fuTwdIded. nv l7-it~
Il COME Up, CUUNiHfME AND JUIe
a THE virginia 0UakD, UNIFORMS FUR
m NlSHEn, AND ALL n NECESSARY Expense
" PAID.-Our Company is nearly complete, aud
e. pect 10 60 iato service NJ once. Headquarters
nearly opposite epotsY God Hotel See tag.
nv i7-2' BY order If CAPT :. T BASLT.
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WONDERFUL
CURING
D ! s Z A s E s
OPTER
+ + 4 T

h 3 y
Has already published a great number OF Ger
tifcates from persons well known, which fully
proves that he is tho only one who cures the
above diseases. Amongst the hundreds of test
monials from Richmond. he appends the two FOL
lowing to his present ann Juncenent:
Fom Dr. T.. Gay Maddu7 Surgeon s Carolina ANN
Dir sCHLossER has completely extricated four
very severe CorDs from my right foot without the
sill htest pain or Inconvenience to my duties as
| soldier And ! am convinced that he merits
the fullest confidence In all that he processes,
| take great pleasure IN recommending him to all
| that may be troubled with Corns.
| 7. CLAY MApprx
Surgeon South Carolina Army
| Richmond. May lath 1891.
! From MAJ I'm II. Ca,uiher,. Orange Court Ilouse
| DR.. scBLossgR has extracted Ave Corns, and has
given immediate ease to the foot.
VIZ. Fl. CAECTHsRs
Richmond, May lsth, 1851.
,sn.s.. Oh ANY