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The national Republican., 1861-09-27
Hart Frederick Darly, Courtland, New York,

Hart Frederick Darby, CORTLAND, New York,
OAlvan Guard. M Est . ~
/, Nincteenth New York-,Martin Webster six
tsninth New York Richard Dunn, Theo A
phebin, James McGratb, John Mulroney, John
Moran Ellsworth Fire Zouaves David Small,
Go y smith, James W Commisky, wm Heath
Stud MURRAY, Fred Gottsling twenty Seventh
New York-Morris Smith, John Meizger, VIM
Biggs seventy ninth New York-Thos Holmes
Thomas Walker, Andrew TNeedy, Thos Den
ham. John Twiggs Stephen Orymble, William
Hodge; seoond New York John Cregap, Geo
Beekman, Geo W 1shan, Troy. New York
Albert Hopkins, Troy New York.
The list that we have given above of our Tris
oners at Richmond, is as full and correct as
could be obtained up to Il late hour this morn
ing. The diaries of the surgeons are In so tau
gled condition that considerable time and
labor Is involved in arranging the names Of the
soldicrs under the heads Of their appropriate
regiments, and hence We have deferred the pub
llcation of the remainder Of tho names for u
subsequent edition.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
Friday, September u, 1851.
THE SITUATION.

The victory at Romney shows that the ma
tional forces are in full vigor on every part Of
the line Of defence Of Western Virginia. Rom
ney Is at the northeastern extremity Of that
line. Floyd has just been beaten and driven
to retreat at the southwestern extremity, while
Lee in tho centre is badly handled In the rem
con!res which constantly occur.
In Missouri, everything portends decisive
struggle in the vicinity Of Lexington, where
General Price is, aud towards which McCul-
loch is advancing. To the same point tend tht
national forces under General Lane from Kan
sas, under General Sturgis from st. Joseph, and
under General fremont in person from st
Louis. The result cannot be long postponed.
In Kentucky it is doubtful If, Just at present.
the national forces are strong enough to take
General zoliooner, but they will soon be so.
The accounts are not favorable Us to the tenn
per Of large portions Of Kentucky. The So
called Union" majorities ore deceptive
Thousands Of Kentuckians ore for the Union
and for peace who will yet take sides with tn,
South when 1t comes 10 fighting. The Lcgisla
ture, however, is stcrniy loyal, and so, VIC be
lieve, ore majority OF tho people, but by no
means SO great majority as the August elcc
tion nominally indicated. =
We notice that many Western papers make
the orders for tho transfer of troops from the
West hitherward the occasion OF bitter taunts
against the " Yankees" The idea is, that th,
West has enemies enough at home to contsnl
With, and that the great population cast of tn,
Alleghanies ought TO furnish the soldiers t
defend Washington. II an Eastern man wa
President, these criticisms might be IN ,de will
better grace, but it is not TO be supposed tha
the favorite citizen Of Illinois, who is now s,
successfully administering the Government
has given any orders which throw an uudu
barden upon his own Northwest.
In this connection, we note that one partc,
lar order upon General Fremont for five reg
ments to be sent here, which has been con
planned Of, was not received at st. Louis uut
the day after the surrender OF Col Mulliga
and which event that order, Of course, did IL
tend to produce.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
BAD TREATMENT OF OUR PRISUN.
ERS AT RICHMOND.

Iu another column we give the names OF u
large number Of prisoners now confined in the
Richmond prisons. As the treatment they re.
ceive at rebel hands will be matter of in.
terest to their friends and The public generally
we give the following, as related by the escaped
physicians, to the New York Herald:
Officers released upon parole at Richmond,
whose arrival at Baltimore has been announced,
give gloomy accounts of the treatment OF the
Union prisoners, aud particularly the wounded
They represent that the wounded prisoners
under the care OF the rebel surgeons are NAL
treated, and actually butchered Amputatous
and capital operations are performed where
there is not the slightest need for them, aud
nearly all OF these operations result fatally.
The prisoners complain OF marked discourtcsy
toward them by the people at Richmond, and
particularly by Virginians. The only cvi
dences of humanity exhibited |. from Louisi.
anians and Georgiaus. Many Of the prisoners
are actually suffering for clothing. They are
baretooted and almost naked. Upon repre-
sentation Of this fact TO General Scott, Ii.
promised that they should be supplied, as suol
these officers left Richmond l5O prisoners hal
been sent to Charleston harbor; $50 more W II
TO be sent on Saturday last to New Orleans
and 400 TO Baton Rouge carly this week. II
is intended TO send all the prisoners South tt
prevent their escape. Sixteen officers, including
one colonel, and forty privates, had escaped
There were in all about | 800 prisoners at Rich
mond. including those brought from Western
Virginia and the Union people of the Stat.
who had been thrust into prison because they
would not give in their allegiance.
The conduct OF the rebels towards the Uniol
people ia most intolerable. They seized men
women, and children. One instance is related
of lady who went into their lines to get per
mission to nurse her husband, who had bccr
wounded. She was promptly imprisoned, ard
subjected to the most revolving ndignilcs
She has proved a real Florence Nightingale t,
the wounded Union soldiers but is nightly
obliged to pin her shawl up US curtain t.
hide herself from the gaze OF the Southern
chivalry, who respect neither age, sex, noI
condition.
While in Richmond, one of these surgeon:
procured u lady to visit Manassas, In conuec
ZION with the wounded on our side. She re-
ported that there were 10000 troops under
General BeAurcgard.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

N'I "VIcrMzED."-The Washington cor
respondent OF the New York Post thinks that
'ne Government Is constantly Uictiniged " by
reports OF such reliable" gentry as prison.
ers and deserters, masniiylng tho number OF
the enemy In front Of Washington. lie cites,
as an ilius'raAon' the Case OF the dcserter, up
pointed to second licutonancy in our ormy
Immediately after representing that Reatre,
gard has force OF $4,000 men, who are we'll
ted, paid regularly in gold, &c., &c. The Case
only proves, that where there is such Dress
and hurry OF business as exists now, mIstu,;,
may happen in small matters. 1t does not prov,
that the Government, which has means of it
own Tor getting at the condition Of the enemy
is Influenced in any degree by such stuff.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

TOPANTNENSlIIP DlSSOLVED.-The
" ,opartnership heretofore existing under the
style Of Taylor h Maury, is this day dissolved by
mutual rOnsent.
Al, bills and accounts in favor of or against said
firm, will be settled by HUDSON TAYLOR, at the old
stand No. 354 Pennsylvania avenue:
HUDSON TAYLOR.
KUBr. ii. MAURY,
Ausustl2 Attorney.
HUDSON TAYLOE will continue the Book and
Stationery business in the same store
sept 25-!w
MATCH rs, WATCH REPAIRING, &c.
w Just received, a large invoice Of Ladies' and
Gentlcmens Gold and Silver Watches, including
the Army Watch the most desirable arti0l: ever
introduced.
RJ- Watches and lhionom.tcrs, as well as Jew
elry, &c, carefully repaired.
Al. W. GAIT Il BRO,
Jewellers, SOL Pennsy yamia avenue,
Four doors west oi Browns Hotel
sept 2i-3t Starl
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

The oni3ers oI the sixty ninth regiment ~
$ NJ, acting in behaf Of the regiment, have
presented to Quariermaster Tnllya valuable
gold w,vCh and chain, Ia II mark y! ihr!r ar
preclaLiou rl his Ctlpria TO ob am tntlr allow
anco ol mileage The quarlrrm 'st"i ) zeal was
well worthy the compliment.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

GJ- Tho whole amount of private sub.
scriptions to the seven a1d three-tenths per
cent. loan, from the 10Th Of August to the 2lst
OF September, is: AT New York, Sl0,6iO, 900
Boston, 81, 900 900 Philadelphia, S2,29i, 900
other agencies, say slOOO,OOO. Total, SIS.
J34 900.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
Special dispatch to tuu Eyynu; rvsL

WAsnNGT'N September 25.--It is understood
that the Government will take no immediate
action in the case of General Fremont. The
General will be allowed full opportunities to
carry out his plan OF attacking the rebel forces
under Price and McCulloch before any inter
ference with his command is made.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

Es- The Secretary OF War has written tJ The
hoVefnor OF Iowa, requesting that drafting may
not be resorted to, aud expressing the rcanc
oltheGoVernmentupoD thespoptsncous patriot,
lam Of the people
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

D- Colonel Mulligan is thiriy.two years Of
age. He studied law at Utica, New York, and
was temporarily Government clerk here,
having been appointed in 1857.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

Mr.. VIM. Killing ER, having engaged the above
named popular hail. respectful ly announces that, as
soon rs the Minsire1s now in occupancy have com.
peted ih' ir series Of Concerts, he will open with q
rare and delightful
MUSICAL, COMIC, AND POPULAR ENTER
TAlNMENT,
In which the beautiful and dashing Artls,e,
MISS HELEN WESTERN,
With Brilliant Company, will appear.
The Hir AT THE TNgs,
Full Of Music. Fun, and Froic, entitled
THE THREE FAST MEN
Or, The Female Rodinson CrUsocs,
Will be produced, with other Novelties.
For particulars, see future announcements.
sept .5-lw
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Geo. M. weston. Editor.

~ The publication Office of the National
pyDubl,cdn is AT the northeast corner Of d and
seventh street, second floor, over W.. D. Shep
berd,s store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
WOOD AND COALI

On hand, full supply OF all kinds Of ANTHRA
CHE coal.
delivery.
2,2O lbs. 10 the ton
Wood, ol all kinds, prepared, or delivered cord
length.
TEAMS CASHi
+. j Il W. III, CALF,
No. 2S2 Pennsyl lyania avenue,
aux l7-tf .etwCen llth and 18th streets,
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

IMpOiLTANT no OINVEETOIS,-KOBER
L W. FENWlCK. date Manager Of the Washing
ton Branch Office Of the Scientho American Paient
Agency of Mcssrs al iunn Co und loi more than
ten years officially connected with said firm and
with JcricnCt of fpurCe years i'll every branch
relating TO the Patent Office, and the interest Of In
vcutors)
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AGENT,
Once In Washington, d. G., northeast corner oi
Sevc,h and + streets, second story, directly oPpo
site the Patent Office.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
A uMy oFFICEns, REQUISITES.

n - =, - :,
Just received large assortment Of Field, Spy and
Mafnc Glasses; Pocket Compassc', Drinking Culs'
the Pocket Companion; Colts Pocket Belt, Army
and Navy Pistols.
Also, The "Army Watch" a cheap and reliable
tmckeeper, with key arranged tnSde the case, winch
prevents the possibility OF its Loss -,
M " GAIT II BRO, Jewellers,
85t Penna. avenue,
sep Gt-gt -Four doors West ol bfowhs ho'ei'
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
From Hon. Charles Blnson, late Commits
slower Of Patenis.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. 4, 1860.
Learning that H. W. Fcnwick, Esq, is about to
ouCn mn Office 10 this city, Solicitor Of Patents,
/ chccriully state that have long known him as
gentleman of large experience in such matters, OF
Prompt and accurate business habits, and of un.
doubled integrity. AS such cVmmend linn " the
inventors Of The United Statca. -
may a. ChARLtS MAbON.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
"a, FIRST WEEK OF
UNCLE DADS CABIN.

Fresh Novelties in Active PREF aration
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
nDD FELLOWS HALL, WASHINGTON.

Admission .,....................25 rs cent?.
sept .O-iw ..' DIR. q. FORD, Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
Thirteen star Performers.

Sixth, Week of the World renowned
CA M r r l. l. MIN s n II h l. ).
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
FRANK WYANT,
TBE GPEAT ETHIOPIAN COMEDIAN.

GAYLORD AND WANT
In the great Prize Fight between Heenan an
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
rI,nErwENrY ANNIVERSARY

C,TRAY HOK55i.-Cane to the subscri-
y bers premises, on the 24th inst, a BAY MARE
il !. hands hgh about 10 yeats old light hiud foot
While, and marked with the letter 4 ON the right
shoulder. The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
JAMES BELL,
Two aud hal miles nurthcastUI
sep ste W. &. and old Bladen,buTg road
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
AMUSEM ENTS.
,DD FELLOws, HALL.

THE ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN
THE CITY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
PosT oFHIcE. WARREN, OHIo,l
Nav o. 1871

YorNosTowN daily arrives $500 m leaves 1I:i5 a m
CtgvEbAHD, do do llI5am. do 2:50 p m
SALEM, do do 7pm. do Gam,
SHARON arrives Tues. Thurs. Bat 10 u am. Leaves
same days at ~ m.
W. GREENyILrE arrives Mon. Wed Fri. Q p m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat. at ~ M.
GREEEsBuReH, arrives Toes. Thurs. Sat, by 7 p NJ
Leaves Mon. Wed. Fri. ats a m.
N. BLOOMFIELD, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. by7 p NJ
Leaves Tues. Thurs. Sat. at y m.
PARhrEoToN, arrives Wed. Fri. by Up m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. at Z a m.
CANTON, via Dsck Greek, Hannah's Mills, &C., ar
rives Fridays at S I'm. LeLvrs Tues. at OK a m
II which leave at or before 8 a m, are closed
fhe preceding evening at o p m. Ali others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure.
ON. PATCH, ]. NJ.
ITo drop letters delivered unless pre- paid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
ocRERoTED WEEKLY ny W. II. FIELD.

Maklng CONNECTIONS as follows: -"
At Cleveland with cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus X Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and OleVe
land q Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for ohagrln Falls. 60.
Mt Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At Bracoville with hacks fof Newton Falls &c.
Al Warren with hacks for Sharon, GreenVille, Mead.
Vile, bloomfield, Oanheld, &c. fItI r'IH'F1
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by 7. 1T. W. q.
O, Railroad to Pittsburgh.
MAR. go, 1901 cHAs. L. RHODES, Sept.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
fTITIF THE FEG y T1T
sDesfetp Resefbe GRtOpicie
HiPGOOD 4 ADAMS, PrOprietOrs.

TERMs-OneD ID Rsrsxid Fifty Gents, In
hdvancej Two Dollars, II payment is not
made I'm advance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
A Sermon.

A Sermon, on "The Signs of the Times"
will DO preached in the German Evangelical
Church Of Warren, on next Sabbath, at l o.
clock P. NJ. The community are invited to at
tend.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
Wool Wanted &c.

Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Fits and Farrand of Kinsman, in this
paper,
The sun., 1861-11-23
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-ON MONDAY MORNING, Be
Il tween AMI 10 Uy.u.k, .urso pointer Ir
~ tier dog, bruwnIsA color, wItI ,Il-.uc SPOT
tad olst. II not called Tor VA tA-re i'y+ be- VIII
D. sold h. pay expenses CAL At ij FrNleprt NJ,
q floor, back room, nj y'i32
The sun., 1861-11-23
DE.NIssTR ".

AS USUAL TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
n Uut pain-Thuse who require mll sotts, tempo
rary s.'ts no charge Partial pieces 81 per tom;
eetl h.cd With gold, silver, tone hing % cents
ly H. II. vll.LElss, GjS Bowery, \ 4. corner oil
4 ',.I A nol3 24Ic'l2I
The sun., 1861-11-23
MILITARY.

16O ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED I'M
~ medihtely-to pro 'eed " W0hinstln "
,oin tie both Regiment N. Y. 3. ", Col. q. H..
INNFS JAMES GRANT, Lieut. commanding re-
criitiag st,dOn,I2Ol Canal st. oSl Zhs1'loS
The sun., 1861-11-23
E,IPLoY,iENT-Female-.

SEwING MACHtNE3-LADIES TAUGHT
- " operate onl " WHEELER y Wilson's i'm
proved seNinr machine pra't.ca on shop work :
terTns fi-A5s Canal a. nr2S 2taD'i3i
SEWING ES-wANTED-PER-
~ s1us who wish " learn " operate on singers
sewing machines terms only 81, and practice on
al kinds II work. aso anne god savers " learn
the psgtsl jun trade. Inquire ~ Del7ncey =, l7t
dDpr. n1i5 AN'lOl
CEWING MACHINES-LADlES TAUGHT
~ " operate on Singers and Wheeler q wilson's
sewing mscAineA, 10y an old experienced teacher
Practice I'LL perfcct on flannel shirtD, ami other
work, and recommended 10 work ailer learning,
fSm si " 81 %, AZ 50 St.ntu st. near Allen private
dwelling. ms 1iac'
The sun., 1861-11-23

CIIEAP-FOR SALE 4 VERY GOOD
~ horse, a strong grocery wagon and harness,
cheap for sale, Inquire AS Hudson 81, sait.er
sbon no2l 3'lA
The sun., 1861-11-23

EOR SALE-A. SLOOP, 30 TONS BUR-
i then, in complete order; may Oe seen at ioOt
Delaney u, East River, or inquire at 20 MnLin st.
Mr CHARLES DOTG. noZO fll9
The sun., 1861-11-23
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

business WAGONS OF EVERY STYLE
ID constantly on hand or male 10 order-slcR az
rrscer's bsker'A milk and express. Here you can
gc, good article and as favorable a. any '9a' can
oIdcr cheap. SrEwAkr5 wagon factory oJi 81
bet Broadway and 5ih ave. ocSo Hn'ih
The sun., 1861-11-23

A HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE IN THE
"A village ol Yonkcrs, furnished mp lufirnish"l'
10 let, a, a very low rent n,~ hGi lh1i+ mey
fnisi III h1gsa nsyr de ri7.r bank lHl very th''-
ouglly auI w.irn'y built lul uro Fl" ig t..or o'
the Sun, '.' h' w
PARTMENTS, WITH WATER TO LET
II In ~ ~ and 10 l.ti.aw, ii' N.t.h' -
Esscy. 70, East Huu-' 'rli0 $50. aJJ Nn'.' j."
Ets igtl, 300 East l5-. E''Na1 20 b., '.,,.It''
Apply at 1876 First I've, cor nl d. 7i' I'' ''
CIIEAP APARTMENTS To LET TO
Y quiet fmil.ps-2 r..a. for ~ o. ~l"l l.I
month, "a tie fine house, ~ Llo nm H., ".,I Nv
A. Apply ou tie premises. n-V t''' LOO
EOR MILITARY-TO LET IN EAST NEW
Il York, large stable, which suits for mihtTy5 =
winter bplrt. Ks as well ts cavalry, Can stahir0yrr
3, hun lrcd horses. For particulars apply AZ me
place, LOIiMANS Hotel, st New York nl5 O'lol
The sun., 1861-11-23

A RTlFlClAL BONb fOh FlLLlNt AN
n ruuisieling teeth, however badly Ircayod or
broken put IN sot without pain, color OF teeth, AMI
s,-rsntCd for life, L. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist, "a
Amity st. on ~ block from broadway. ocis 2lsc'l49
The sun., 1861-11-23

DECISIONS, BOUNTY MONEY AND PAY
pr,Scurrd for soldiers, widows and heirs, from
the United States on nppl alton In person, or BY
letter - GEO. WOODMAN, B3 Pine 70. ms Aac'lOj
The sun., 1861-11-23

CHEAPEST OF AL1,-C. BAKER, 81 East
~ lTth st., ellis teeth wit. pure SILVER, and cures
10th ache % cents each. For plate w9, X caI on
the experienced Dr. HEIND5MAN, 2ll Bowery.
n2I 2lA'l2O
The sun., 1861-11-23

DLANING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE
Il endless chain bed srftcing hue, WOOD
hury's make, plAues q inches wide, In pertect or.
der will he sold very lug, At H." N vhinery de.
pot OF sTEYEk5, BROTHER co, s2 Pearl st..
oc2 tfg'
The sun., 1861-11-23
NoTTCE-MY HUSBAND. EYGLEHARDT

1NGuGGOI.Z, having he, -tcl me without cause,
onl len nae uniruylrd ir this is tn give him no
tee h. return within three days ur shall sell every
thing len In my preseason fr my support. BAR
DARA GJGGOLZ, New ,yhclc, " Y. u2l olDi
The sun., 1861-11-23
EMPIOYMENT-MaIes.

DAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR
The Y. &. Army-wanted 100 young men. "
WON horses equipments, rationA clothing' anu
tne.iica attenda1ca will be furnished, with god pay
- each soldier. Apply 1s0 Hudson st. nj Y4se-
CoMETHING NEW f1 CAPITAL RE
- quire-i. Agents make 81 day even these hard
Hmes Our articles are Of real merit; sell rapidy.
Satisfaction given, or money returned. klCb q
Co ss Nassau a. oc29 Atc'it6
kITANTED MEN FOR THE srH L. 5. ~
w f,ntrv. Headquarters ~ F'rt N ,ni' 'on, y. Y.
For further information. apply 1t pa v T. cor. VI
First ave and 10th ~ y. V. wM NJ L.. DNE. Capt.
Bth Infantry, Recruiting oth',r nol' 6'l46
100 SHOEM AkERS WANTED. on
AOOmcns hue gdters; wages $40 5Dp'r dozen.
Apply at JAS. HANAN'S, 80 Day II. MI 6'l29
The sun., 1861-11-23
nrNs1nNs srcI,nrn EnR snLnIERs.

DENSIUNS SFJUKEU FUh bULUIEN5i
l. wounded or disabled during the present war,
and asc for the widows of those killed Or who may
die IN service. Claims f,r pay, bounty land, a.,
promptly attended tp. CALVIN W. SMITH, orr
ner Chambers and Chatham 81. NO 2tsc'll5
The sun., 1861-11-23

CEWING MACHINES-Ii9 HESTER ST.,
- one q ~ Est Of B1wrry, IL the "0s' place n
get slnger's Grover & Bakers, anl ntnor sewing
machiuOs repaired and improved. y. B.-s ieoGd-
land sewing machines norllcs, sAuttl's Raur :,
OIL g., a wholesale and rotaI. by II 90 MULLER
ul2 24lc'lDl
The sun., 1861-11-23

Harness bells, &c.-A large stock u family car
ragcs blggies, Rrocers ami business wagons, ~
/ and WAGONS, sleighs, % horses 81, selling Oh
cheap AZ 10 Neyins st. and isl Fut m av Brooklyn.
nO12 24ac'iO9
The sun., 1861-11-23
,nn unYr DENTIST. 9o7 BROADWAY,

~ doors above 2Jtn ~, inserts beutiiu sets 81
ee,h with or without extracting the roots on
gold as low az SO silver o ~ Der $40 plitha
80 artificial bone filling tlns' rtci without palnl
Sy,,L IsrrantsI NJ 24si'i55
The sun., 1861-11-23

ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
l. one half tie labor saved by using my sewing
loo Duane a, NJ Y. Join READ, JR. d'CO.
''' ~ - o29 2tas'lN
The sun., 1861-11-23
Personal NOTICES.

DEAUTY HATH CHARMS - HUNTS
II BLOOM Ot RDSfS, delicate color for the
Cheeks aul IIus. WI MT wash III. Warranted
MT to iujurc the skiu. II ants Court Toilet Pow ter
imparts a natural wfritcu0,s b. the complexion.
Hunts Imperial Plmair i'r the hair. HINTS
British Balm removes pimpleN fre,kcs tan, e..
Hunrs Pearl Beautfcr fr the teeth AMI gums.
Hunts Bridal Wreath Perfume, AZ Hunts Nsw
store, Astr Place, Sew lp,k. MI Aa''lH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09
ew qreaus 9ay Crsseeu, ausaau zaruina gprt g. 1861
MTsGET,T,A

A YEFstS SARGApARIELAsA COMPOUND Rem
n edy dssg6ed be the efretaa fnat ca
combined with other substances of still greater Alternative now
as to afford an elective andote for The dffeases
renfd to cure 1t Is beeved that such efhe u wantef
by those who suffer from complaints and that ont
whh VIII accomplish their mus prove Of service
peelv this compound viii do It has proved BY experiment
o. many Of he worst BE- found Of the following com
scrofua and scrofulous Complaints Ernptions and Epve
Ulcers Pmnes Blochea Tumors Salt Reun scald
Dropsy Neuralgia Tic Doloureux Debility Dyspepsa and
Indigestion ypeaF Roee st Antony's Fire and indeed
Blood h0s class OF complaints arising from l"Dnry Of the
This compound will be found great otter Of health when
blood that Of The year By the timely expulsion 1t
them nany ranking disc ders npped in the bud Mutt
endurance Of foul eupons ncerons sores through which
will siye to rid itself Of eonptions If not assisted
tive medicine Cleanse the yiated blood whenever yn
nd Its impurities bursting through the skin in pimpe erup
gsh IN 7c veins cleanse Whenever 1t is foul and your feel
ings VIII tell when Even where particular disorder
blood Keeo the bood baag and ali Is we'll bnt
hs pabnum of life dordered there be lasting health
arsapala has and deserves the reputation of
eeved BY peparaicns Of partly becse fine drug alone has
not al the virtue thai claimed for it, because
pretending to he concentrated extracts OF 1t con-
tan INT little of the virtne of sarsapara anything else
During late years the public have been nied by large bot
one dollar Most been frauds upon sick
they not only contain hut little ssapa1a bnt often
ponment followed the of the extracts
Pa which ?nd the market until thu itself Justly de-
ptH ana mas become with imposition and cheat
Still we call This sarsapara intend supply
eh as shall essne The from the load ohio
lspe has virtues which Irresistible by the ordinary
complete eradication from the system remedy should be ju
df,onsls taken aeeoTding e dsc'ions be bottle
bottle bottles IS. :