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Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

THE MINISTRY SUPPORT THE GovKRNMESr.-
The following letter was forwarded to Mr.. Lin
coin on the 10th:
CINCINNATI, o.. April Is, 1861.
To A. LINCOLN, PresdsNt Of tAs Unsd SiOtss, aHd hi'
CabiNst:
GENT LEhKS:-The undersigned, committee appointed
hy the Ministers NJ E. Church in this city, have the
pleasure transmit the following frtoutOn adopted ai
their meeting this day expressive az their sentiments
Resolred That the Administration should be sustained
In maintaining the Union, the Consultation and the
foreemeut of the laws; and the Church aud Ministry
should With all good citizens render all appropriate aid
With high respect.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

On Wednesday of last week, Hon. R. P. Buck
land, Of this place, received orders from the Ad-
jutant-G General to enroll company of IS Vol
unteer men. Three Companies have been rails
ed In addition to this a Company of Home
Guards has been formed, composed of men over
IS years of age. A German Independent Com
pany has been formed, and on Monday after
noon paper was started for signatures for a
Company of Minute men, to be called the Cro-
CHAN Guards and at dark last evening some 40
names had been enrolled.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

The Ballville Marshal Band deserve great
credit for giving their services in raising the
Volunteer Companies in this place. Their soul
stirring music has made every heart swell with
patriotism, and has caused many to determine
anew that they will defend the Stars and Stripes
wherever assailed, and at all hazards.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23
To the Fremont Volunteer:

10 the fremont V NO1unt60rS
TUNE-"Diries Land"
Let's sing song before We part,
A song TO cheer US Rs we start,
Away. away, away, away;
So here's good bye 70 all the DesrS
Left by the Fremont Volunteers"
Away, away, away, away.
cHoRus-For we'll fight for the Union,
Hnr' ahi HurrAh!
With many Whaek, wen clear the track,
And send tine rebels bowling back,
Away, away, for We are for the Union.
The north Is waking up at last,
Her men art gathering thick and fast;
Away, away, away, away;
The Quaker State 10 pourngin,
New York sends lots Of Men and Tin,
Away. away. away, away.
CHoRus-For we'll fight for the Union, ke-
Their General BeauregArd, they cay,
win take the Capitol some day,
Away, away, away, away;
II, as they say he's on the march.
From him We soon will take the starch.
Away, away, away, away
CHoRrS-For we'll hgbt for the Upio0, &c.
Such traitors rs wigfall and Tviggs,
Nay have to dance some airy jigA,
Away, away, Hway, aSayi
II there's Tory in this town,
Hes got to leave or knuekie down,
Away, away, away, away.
cHoRUs-For ven fight Tor the Union, he,
Ohio, too, il out for nght,
And money matters made all right
Away, away, away. away;
A million voted for supply,
And men 20 hght until they die,
Away, away, Away. away.
CHoRUs--FoT ven hght for the Union, &c.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23
what they Think at the south.

-Four New Orleans gentlemen passed
through the city on saturday. They we're
totally surprised at the military fever which
they found in all the Northern States
They remarked that it was almost universal
ly believed in Louisiana that the whole
North could not raise over $4,000 men,
They are fully convinced now Of the fallacy
Of this belief Cleve. Leader.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

The Cuban women have a trait of character
so noble that Madame lie Vert declared she
could not refrain from mentioning it: "They
may never speak i'll of each other, but always
find some palliation for the errors of their own
sex" This is good trait in the fair Havanese.
Would that we could conscientiously say as
much Of the fair Americanese.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

Fremont Company No. 2, held an election on
Monday morning for officers. VIM. E. Haynes
was elected Captain; E. F. Dickinson lst Lieu
tenant, and Craighton Thompson ID Lieutenant,
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

Our citizens were somewhat surprised as
well as amused, this morning, to find rope
streached across Front street from the top Of the
buildings, with an effigy suspended by the neck
from it, labelled "Traitor." 1t is an indication
of how the boys mean to serve "Massa jeff. "
when they get him.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

Ritter d Rawson's Company wanted but
three men of being complete last night at 10
o'clock The Company will elect its officers
this morning.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23
n. DrsTIN,
GRANVILLE MOODY,
J. NJ. valdez. Co.'S

Rev. Granville Moody has shown his faith by
his works, in raising company of Volunteers
at Xenia, o., Of which he has been elected 10 the
Captaincy. He is of the Cromwell style, who
"trust in God and keep their powder dry"
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

The CrOghan Guards will meet at o'clock at
the Store room of H. Nolf opposite Mcoul-
|lOchs Drug Store, to assist in escOrting the
Fremont Volunteers to the Cars. 1t is hoped
that all viii turn out
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

The HoNk GUARDS viii assemble at o'clock
this morning at Birchard Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

THE SExaL Pzx Disxasx Some Of chr
reaners, ssys the Boston Jcurnal, win recoi.
iect notice which appeared In the Jour
last February. relative To a ihaory advanced
BY President FELTON,, of Harvard, that tbe d..
eiHtatlsR and sometimes paraivtic affections
OF the hand sud arm ezperie need By these ac-
eustenisd to write mEGn, were attributable to
the U 20 OF steel pens. Since tia appearance
OF the notice in question there has bsen a
soot deal Of speculation reg srdine the theory
II desert bed, and mary prac;ic / tests of its
reliability have been insissa,ed. President
Ftl.oa has received great many letters prov
ing the Ecsey Of resorting 10 the old goose
quilt in curing partial AID almost complete
paralysis OF he hand and arm caused by usii e
steel pens. ODe instance is very remarkable
An sminsnt putlis her in this city, some two
years ago found himself unable 10 steady his
hand to write. His hand and arm aweiIed
80 that be WAS 70. ced ~ employ 40 amanuen-
sis; ard such was nis necessity only 81 very
brief intervals, until he happened to see a de-
ecriptioa OF President Feiton's theory in the
Journal. He adop,ed the goose Qaili Instead
OF the steel pen, and in month thereafter
WAS able 10 do his own writing, which he
continuss to do withcu. any trouble may
save parties the risk Of auroyipx President
Felton, with inquiries relative 20 toe basis OF
he theory whea we infoI n them that he has
n oae TO explain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

OosxssrABLg LIBskALITr.-Mr. Eerilmin
= Pope, wealthy and patriotic citizen of
Southampton noted tar and vide sor his lihe-
rality, says he Petersburg Express, dedicated
the service OF his entire force, q day or two
ago. 20 the cause of the Confederate States, in a
manner 1T once most acceptable aud becoming.
de celset ali labor on his farm for tbs day
and devottd his energies md those OF his sep
wants and Leans in behalf of the gallant men
stationed 81 Burwell's Bay Ia defence OF the
liberty and honor o1 the State All his wagons
ard carts-seserAl OF eacb--wers packed and
loaded down wita the good things Of life
haras, (which he cures 20 nicely.) bread, Fl ,ur
vegetables, and nEmberiess 6elicacies which
W. cannot 1rention his horses were nitch.d,
ard hts neSIoea drove down 20 RurweIl's Bay
ana the astohishrd ccidisTs made to receive
quot unwiliangiy, we reckon the largo and
acceptahie contributions. Among the items
en- the let, We almost forgot to mention the
important onea OF eight hundred chickens and
AN ,nfinite number Of eggs. Such devotion "a
this TO the comfort Of oar soioiers and the SER
vice OF our causs, speaks Cor its IL. Language
tails In commencing 1t, and gratitude Is una
bic 10 repay IL.
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/ II G.san q s ~ F g : akss 11A5 -
pc ~ I. sp:s +
Is plan Dor the aseommsdaaion 81 the sisk ara q
l.rnishsd with every eonyenisnes rsqaisits ief
sssiy sdiassss o lie nsdssi csilsss. xsiis re-
ss y s.: :: -:
::sa s s .' Ss: ss mi S;
santss oas.ps sSs Is.ss saa asos.
labo.sng under eHALl-Fox AxD ofxna fs1sgTIors
LYIss.1. wonnx. beth white and sslsrsa. n.
ssiye special saxs and attention.
insl1dina Board, Medical Attendance, 81
White patients. .......vs Y1r wax,
and 5. ne sans rte iot fraction: Of /. v:ss;
several nsaslY furaishsd PnrvArs ROOFS have
medallsn.. Tks charge ioE these vili vsry from
!: l:ss::s l. . 81 :'s & 4! .ss:
s;s,: s:,s :; -: =: !: { ss.
payable semi annually. or 1t corresponding rass
Patients sonysyed to Or from the Hospital In .
suitabis vsh:sis, provided expressly for the pur.
pose
Cttixsrs and strangers are invited 70 visit the
Hospital, and inspect it, arrangements.
Pfesidsnt-Dr. L. 8. J0YNH6.
Attending Physisians-Dn. TUCKER, COZ
o1s ssa SEnnFEssp GIBSON rsrlco
Resident Physicien--DR. ISAIAH II. WHITE.
sssward-f. II. PARISH. ap 22-1y
IxELLEvUE HOSFlTAh,
ID CHURCH HILL, RIOHEcaD, VA.
WHITE PAy,Hvrs-In wards, 20 Per week; II
private rooEss, d TO e1s per week,
SLAyEs-4k per week. Less than Q week. e1 PEI
day; brit not to exceed eS per week. Fractions
over the hrst week u cents Per csy.
No erfy1 esagces except for surgical operations
ana taen an additional Tee ranging from % to ~
Will be charged B;ls paycAs % ~ ysmevG n e.
rs:iens. No smallpox admitted.
severed spring wagon will convey pAtisnts 10
and from ths Hospital when desired Orders na5
be LETT 1t the Hospital. or at the ONCE OF A. a. HoL
LADAy, Eth street, betwssa Main and Cary.
The Subscriber, who has baen connected with
the Institution sines its foundation, having taker
1t under ais exclusive charge, aided by eompeten
assistants, aolisits 9 continuance Of the nbsHa
patronage OF his friends .AAd Of the rablis gene
rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAAKS BOLTON, II. D.,
CT ass street, between 9Th and sth.
Az5IsTANTg
C.W.F. BROCK, II. D.,
Qhursh Ell. scr. ss.h and Marshall cts.
W. w. COaaIE, II. D.,
IA Es--,v Resident Physician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

Cambridge, whose be.ro.hai TO the Dnke Of
Newcastle has bean announced, Ia very
con,ely parsonage, hut vaTy stoaE SO stou {,
10 TACT, that she uads crinolins entirely super
nuous. except around the bottom OF her skirt;
and IL Is sad that IL has been necessary OF h. To-
70 eniargs the DOR OF her carriage. mar
rage was proposed bstwesn her and Victor
Enap Tel, and he was delighted at the pros
gect OF q connection with the royal family OF
England through the owner Of 80 charming q.
face ne that OF The portrait which was snoWn
10 hira. But when, On his viait 10 England,
ne saw the Lady, !! re gGtaaeu0mo--himseif,
no slender iaa--he retired preeipitately from
the negctiatton- II cannot marry that wo-
man." said ne, ''she's broad enough TO sit
upon the seven hills OF Rome.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19


TT AragaxpEs . MEX.
Wenid st thea bare ~. lcvs thss. dearest,
With womAnss promo ~ heart,
Which hail ever hold thee nearest
khriaad IN lite IN most hear
Listen. tasaf ~ coratry's calling
IN her sons Ia meet the test
Leave tkssc grove. Of rose and myrtle:
nros the d e my harp a. love,
Lite young Kcraer. secrn the snrl es
Nhsa the eagle scsesas above. &c
Deas shoa pause, IL, ao.ares daily
go hoe isr thy ccrnsgy Eghti
'Iea.h her noble sU.o.ea. fsiiy-~
:. tseA oe- ecastry. ard her rtgksp'
!. stem ~ her trumpet ceiling
ssn her q n nee, her fsss
Weaxp G~srt Koft ard tender.
Egs ia p-or and faihf,i. too.
6h III she ia her lands d ssesdsr7
Lo-srs soidiez mp ana 40,
sssse Thy fathers a.cieri fsiehisn,
Wn3ch orce flashed IS !, eeios,'s atari
TAU s~e , ace The bow and hxieNn
sst led the stormy strife q war;
Ls-.. n I now thy eoaLtfy's ealing
en hHr soss to meet her feei
Sweet Ia love In mo- nj 4 bit howersi
Awe 10 he altar ard the fame
6wss. Is sp,iag.ims with her 6owsrsf
sws Il r ar tGe p-triots nsns!
Should tao Ged wao su'es shove thee
boom Thee to q colder grave.
HasrsS will break bot fame will love thee,
Csnon an osg the b ave,
Listen, teen thy ecr o: y's calling
y. er - as to meet her ice
kSth wortt view thee lying
un the lass rel field - iifs.
Md thy countrf'r heroes Dying
9Lxa 10 be dss.srd's wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

Pretty SHARP Some miserable Creatures,
wearing the outward form Of numan eeiagr
are eetting 70 apply che term traitor TO every
man who does not endorse the policy OF an
Abolition Administration, and hurrah for
civil war. We have only ~ say to every fel-
low who appiiss the term 10 Us, that ne ~
nieaner THAI dog, ii craven. hearted scoun-
drei, a base and dirty liar. beneath the dignity
OF our contempt !--ctrclsciGke (Shfoj Hatch
aRdu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

EK ROEEET ". POWERS,
A& AEc~EBuARY AND DkUGGYsT,
Bsgs lsavs TO inform ais friends and the public
that he has taken and r fitted IN new e ad hand
acme styls, the store formerly occupied by ].
sorasr Main and Wall streets, one door shove the
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, SAD hiss ias
opened with an entirely new stock Of
0hUGs, MEDICIGES, CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARxICLES, PERFUMgRY, &c,
Comprising every article usually xspt in his line
selected Ia person by himself, With especial refsx
ence to their freshness, parity and entife rail-
ability.
Fhysisiaas Wi, and bis stock OF DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PGARM ACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
So. very complete, embracing naay new and de-
siranle articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded 81 say bonn
Of day or night.
~ Orders promptly attended 70.
s-ts ROBf W. rOwSRg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

TIE LIEfsED CsoP The manufacturers OF
Iinssed oil ia the West held n NEE ing at Gin
cinnau on Monday last. Thei: report showed
tast there Will cs q deficiency Of about
SSA 900 gallons this year. Based upon this,
the malutac urers sgTeed not 10 sell their
present stock OF oil less than Is cents. which
Is an aoyarce OF 4ab cents per gaSoa over
the rate II had btea selling at.
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4 L mon r q d w T. KY
- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

a. N d N q ID W T. X Z
Hs " WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In AoHTaokERT CoUHyY, VA.
This delightful Watering Place was opened for
the reception OF visitors on the Goth day Of May.
These Springs are more easy OF access than any
In Virginia, being Immediately on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, II the most healthy por-
beautiful mountain scenery. The edicinal quail
sties OF ths waters are fully established, having
been Instrumental Ia the crre Of many diseases
peculiar TO the Southern country. This Is not
onlys delightful sumner resort, but, in these
exciting times, safe retreat for ladies and chill
dren. Telegraph Communication with all tnDOr-
tans points in tie Confederate States,
full supply Of IGE on hand.
LOUIS p. j. AMIES, Proprietor.
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

a. a MATH ALNM STRINGS,
Ns&AY VIRGINIA,
u 10 miles fson Miilboro' Dsyos, Virginia
Genital Railroad.
10 FAHlLyE2 AND INDIVIDUALS WHO
WJgH QUIET AND PLEASANT EUEMKR Re.
TAhAT. --Ths place viii ba we'll KEEP snd with
Epeclsl references 10 fhs comfort q families.
bOARO-sie per week FOX two weskr, and sor
al t;ns cvaz tao veeks, 81 per dsy. Children
sld ssfvsnts hslg prize.
An &annaaass Of les on haul.
JAMEg p. WOOD.
js 9-:m Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19
4. "a ASHLAND HOTEL.

Aka u This pleasant Summer Retreat II now
open for the reception Of visitors.
ASHLAND offers many sttractions TO al whom
sSstness or pleasure calls to the Capital OF the
Coofedersey. 1t is situated on the Richmond &
fredericksburg Railroad, within q minutes run
OF Richmond. The trains pass down and up, 20
as TO arrive ~ Richmond before, and ct Ashland
alter, business hours.
The improv ements consist Of D spacious HOTEL
and supdry airy sud tasteful COTTAGES. located
asord to families all the quiet and sseluson OF pm
vate establishments in the country, freed fre the
cares OF Housekeeping. - Indeed, all the comforts
ready sccees to the city, free Of charge on the
ears, 20 boarders at the Hotel.
Applications for board may be address ed to
THOMAS b. r. INGRAM.
jya-lm* Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-19

AsSANAASsN . - 80 ~ s.so~o
IN. srLy1Dnas nAsuyAo srSanUs oSbsf.:
~ keepe constantly On haRd ALL 4ssssiTfiors,v -
xMvKLOYk, MANILA, WRAPPING, akEss
and BOOK PAPxRa. They have rs<sssly SAL
large additions 70 thalr tasshnsyy, and Ars ~ ~.
With Increased faeslity, ssd = medsrsfe price,
The quality Of their paper VIII semys's -, -.
any IN the e0nntry, and thsy dssire " issst.
pefiAl attention Ia tails fsss Ali sssss fnis., -.
q the ahortest notice. xnacTdczs IRON sss'i
.i0n are respectfully solisits4.
n Dash Daid Tor xA9s. s,..s.
n. ~. LrlRocH sse'y nh - 49,
DLUMS And PEACHES.
/ Rssstviag tA,s msszsax from Celunhuf. Ca 80
ga, 10 boxes fyssh PIuns. sAd - nGrSs Nv"
feashss, fer sales Wholesale AID rsssss,r s,sr.
ws iss Maib g..
EEESNTTKNIETkEl. s s.ss 4
+ il hA1A hutA 1aks nnd Ncrfefk fnYnlp 49, 49, u
ehis ysArss Grews6. g ssrssaes esAi'U' 1a's'
sh Nh - - asoeak VAR = c.
7S71CSrE AM n1AGNN Ria sAsasssss:
" Az 4y43hx0j our1Ant Jeiitss: re Irassrs.
tssask AID 1nGtlsk 1ustAydi Taale Qas - 10y
os ~ os.s is1iss IA az NJ ss SIi S.is g..
] y ~ - :. S's'... :
spaae 49, = ~ ess ! 20
~ =. J e. - -
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+ MARrHx lzsuEAaos.
Unsupported ftns.j
rHX VIRGINIA TIEk AID kAKIhx JE1x'
AHrK COMPANY

~ Oass 20: lsl Ms!a street, Rishnoad. -
This Ccmpany has tha Advantage al tsoe.sy- ssssa
SsGys' experience In the frsnrsHes scsinsss, ara
having enjoyed the fayeF Of ths public dnGias 81
Of that period, needs 70 special fesomnsn3sslss
70 the citizens Of Virginia.
II elects Fire InsuraDss IN st.y and sousssy. saa
AArins lnsaranee 10 ali parts OF the word. a..
Affairs sr> managed prndsntiy. bat libefsiiy, saa
IT. rAtAa sxe e. low IS those Of any ether goed Is
stitatioa. PIANO -oyg.
W.L.Covardin. ]. y. Waas worth, Pstrirx cs.iss'
joseoh kiiau YIN BeeYw Gso w sriftti
norase Z. KssS Thos 6ausoa, 9. 4, Wtsstss
VIA Palmer, Ohas. ". ruses,s, !ao.H 3efaea'
Alex. Z. Parker, Jos. r. Winstoa, ATsh xhsSss'
JAs.A. Inloes, a. 4. ClAlhefna,
Apply - the YfosiAsnt or Secretary, n FsfsSs
or 81 lettAr. ". Z. OOWAKDIA. P.sssdss..
VII Vnx1s In 0oereknYy 10 80
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h. TO MAKE Z0rAvg We got our infor-
nation from one OF the Erenc drill SeTgesn,s
mseif, thus Take recruit-keep him
him lorty -eight hours notfns to eat; den let
him fsht like HI forty eight hours-s.oting
to eat; by dam, he one Zouavs."
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BUREAU OF PUBLIC pRlsTiN9,
CONFElERATE STATES OF AMEniCA
see until the sSts dsy Of Jaly nsxt, at noon. for
the ID pnyst fss the oss Of
8 ksams s6Pss ROYAL.
Is RssIas Folio POST.
60 Rssms DEaf.
lss Reams FLAT CAP.
H. H. s sssms f izTf aEaRrT ius1a.a,
10 Rs.n si bsss Book oSfi p1ApER-nzn.
The contrsctor will be pound to furnish the Pc.
per at such time AID In sHch quantities as the Sa.
perintsndsnt OF Public Printing may direct; and
ssa ws q ssssa for the
Specimens Of the Paper to be furnished must ~.
g: to b delivered n ls
Tbs proposals. to be addressed to the supsrin-
tsnasnt Of PUBLIC Printing. and endorsed. Is Pro
The names Of two reliable srresiss, also, to ~.
company the Proposal.
hn-lm s2nerintendent Public Printing.
o0sfAD14 EE1s iTAft pES x gA4aaisssE4fA
TN accordance vita the sss Of August 18th, ls4s,
ss ash e. VI" Ss ri,
qusstsd to name tn terms upon which they viii
deliver the following articles, and are required
% accompany their Preposals with specimen saIa'
E ES%TgAs, i gR!ffssi,
LETTER, ruled
SpTlci1I zsvsIoffn,
W 1hEIsFf rS ap
Contracts for supplying the same VIII b LEI oal
- y" - ~ O. q. MgMMIrGgz,
ie ITS Secretary ~ the Treasury.
WATTS 9 LFE-B Acc PLUWN.--
anoRE az VIII L.. ab.insa J. II
Flows. ssSao~isdssd g sntrsss tie no.s r..
mont, three Of which patents have to run rsspee.
lively ten. twelve and thirteen years, and has
mond esrtiassss Of silver Medal. for sontianed
:qPsriorisy n Il pl99sghs Che highest prsniuns
sSdon 70
presiding Fairs for years.
Within two months past. he has addsd othss
want q Piows, warranted In every respect an.
psrior to olhers e call and sxamin our large and
ssl Implements, and frssh and prime Garden and
held Seeds, &C.. which We offer for sale On ouI
'''-' -@'eds sedas WATT q CO.,
| 0as square below Rxehanxs Hotel,
| JaS esehnond Va.
| r. g. D.-DADEs DLATAL DEL EAuENT =
| gains, and relieving affections Of the mouth and
throat; 1t ID eupericf TO anything nov In use
Tor these purposes; il oontatns nothing injurious
| TO the enamel OF the teeth, as ID the cass WITH
powders and things OF that nature; put from IA
biesching and sospy qualities, 1t removes all dis
soaorstion tartar. OF other matter from the teeth
| pleasant tas:sfn the moath Pries-ss ceafs.
Prepared and sold By 4. BODkKER & CO..
ny DraGgists. No 10 Main street.
A l8EASONADLR MKDICINE.-saiia o.,
- Hs,a % Aasaes.s. enc Of the best aperisat
aAd esthArtte medicines In uso ana much more
pHftsbis thaA the solution or liquid Citrate ol
81 The atter At this season u the ysar il II very
~ nssssssssT sees .ueh preparation sheuld bs u
ne henoe 81 tIAvelien and avldieFn. IL u agree.
ehle % The taate, and nush preioynhle ID krsox
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n SPECIAL NOTICE. -
Owing to the almost Impossible
- ity Of procuring supplies, and then only fof
cash, my sales hereafter viii DO for CASH ONLY,
excepting only those whose accounts have been
paid heretofore promptly, in the nosths q jan
usry xad July. w. p. ". TAYLOE,
jyLlm 7os Broad street.
- SPECIAL NOElCE.-Owing to the
impOssibtlity Of procuring snpplles. *.
espt for cash, my sales hereafter viii BE-
for eash only, excepting only those whose -.
counts have been paid heretofore promptly In The
JOIN @. PA6E, Ja.,
my - 81 Main street.