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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

4 .TUpIcIous PLASrRR.-The Shreveport
La S0uthrestern learns hat a planter OF Bos-
sier parish has on hand u plenty Of last years
crop of corn 10 last until January; that he
has made enough corn this season 10 last him
TWO years; that during the past summer he
has sold severa! hundred pounds of we'll
smoked and saited hams, sides. mn shoulders
besides quantity of lard, and did not buy u
single barrel of pork for piantat ton use He
ample supply for home consumption, he will
be able 10 sell two or three thousand pounds
of pork or bacon.
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NORFOLK. Nov. --f,spt. MilIIgan arrived
here this morning, from tho coast Of North
carolina, In charge of y cargo Of coffee which
went ashore q fe@ days sgo. The eois.o hos
been rurchases, for ths army
Capt. nj. reports the gale rs terrific IN the
Sonnd, and along the coast. Rockets, blus-
hshn, guns, and other signals of distress.
were displayed on Sstarday night Off Crow
iaand. 1t Is reported that two men, war.
OF the Federal aeet, are asho-e. r.
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Pay of Volunteers,

isaasssee ASS taken the initiative In r good
VIZ and we te9l encouraged TO pc that the
''r'' lay BE- fully attained. a resolution
-'' l4ss'd both branches Of the Legislature
W gaI >!a-s, ln.tracting her Senators and
representatives In Congress TO vote for an
l2sssa otpay % soldiers.
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Gen Samuel Houston.

lie !e'esraih has reported the death CT
1ra Houston, OF Texas, but we have reason
~ doaohae the statement. We learn from
UV'V-u.. Esq, General Soperin tendent O {
'-' IeI1s Telegraph Com pany, that he was
I'll ieal ca the 2!st OF .ctober. He had been
tE.L,k. b.. was mirroring.
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D" hattie Of LeesbEra General stones
Order.

VesIe ic"ebsed 10 & member of the First
A'N'hef company Tor copy Of the SD b;oin-
'osf OF GEN. Stone, the Federal Com
-.'A1f!' Which YVES found on The field the day
AL ne battle Of Leesburg. The plans were
''''i o'E 50 laid down, though the anticipa
-'Sei routing and pursuing the enemy
wye very materially disappointed. Col. u +.
N'o-Fs according 20 the Northern ra-
' - WIRE ioand IN the lining OF his cap, az
. us a1a'h. These facts go to prove that
= Ia eLt was authoriz d, aud the whole
T-- Was doubtless the precursor OF a general
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/ ECElt ER > kOTIs5E SEQ & ESTRA.
n, TON OF THE PROPERTY AND

EFEECTS OF ALIEN ENEMIES-I thu
unders'gnsc, Receiver for the counties OF orange.
Stafford, Spotsyivana, dneiudiDg tie tow OF
frederick sourg,) Caroline, King George Westmorc-
land, Richmond, Northumberland, lancaster IA.
sex, Middiesex Ma'th.ws, King T. Queen, and
Gloucester, do hereby notify each and every s.sor
ney agent, former partner trustee corporxi,op :or
oteer thereof or other person holding or coDtrong
s1y lands. tenanaents, or fereGitanerta, soeds Of
ehsttes rights or credits or any interest therein
within the counties and town aforesaid Of or for
any alien epeGiy OF tbs Confederate Sta.es Of Ane.
r!ca, speedily AMI without delay to give inforun-
ton OF the same 70 ,ae tie undersigned, Receiver
a. aforesaid, and TO render account Of the ssuas
and In SO r Is IT Go practicable, to place the saIne
In my bands o. undtr my control, which said sevsl
rsl matters and thugs they md every one Of them
are hereby wa, ned and admsn'shed to do and peg
form under the pain and fenalty of indictment and
conviction for high misdslnesnor and of fue
not exceeding Eve Thousand dollars and an impxisp
oumeft for not longer than ak months, and Of BE-
ing sud for 6ouble tns amount Of the property Of
the elieu enemy held by them os subject 70 thar
control.
And J. tic wndersignsd, do hereby furthsr wan
snd sttsnonish ee<h and every citizen Of the saad
Confederate Htatss, speedily snd without dalsy =
give information to re, lay he IL by Law specially
enjoined and required TO do Of any and every lAndA
tenemrns, aud hsfsiitRn. ents goods and cAAstele,
rights aud credits within the eoundss end tswn
aforesaid, and u every right and tnssrse therein
which he - hoy may know az have rsaxon 70 b.
lieve are held. owrsd pssses~sd Or enjoyed by, q
for. sny sach alien enssay::
| w. -. ma II. 8o00fDoF.
oe l1-A,ew Ssw'rs t'-s.s~rtek shrs1. "a.
T.,ARE fOR SALE OR RENT nsye is,r
f sale . FARM IN Hcnrleo county, iy;ax shAuf
fift. en- naiies below Aichmend coEtaiEtnx neexiv
800 aerss Of land abcat 800 OF hieh i clesed "a
the greater PARTON has been uaried and prodncaa
well Ne usual crops laaae ~ ,his sveties.. tt
farm abounds 10 the best a.axl ~hieh h gnsts
ccssibie. The Improvement sonsia u names
DWELLING with or rooms, KsAhvn >t~blAA
&C., and awsli Of excellent water \ ~ y1s1s-
There IL on TIE farm Of The y Gess 0xekATh -
Psach AID Apple IN The seesicn. The sttDAaleo y
healthy. and nsiehheskecd GOD u net 80 ~
The lst a. NovssGhsr, IL viii ~ ren>ed nten 49,
ale tGrme "a . GOD tannzs rce tal1A 81. 49,
| 10 no \. LYHE
| 1nal Hs1a1o 49,
OGse svw 4. noeskeTa psue ~
- l4-9Auta Ma1n eiFpe4-
! TTUUSs ANn LOT INIUE TOW Ur
! Ia LINEATy fOR n MI - wsb IN
| % esssi u sat t4s HOu0E AM LOT = -
/ tswn - Ai1eftrs cwpss asd epoxYte m fefN
DfsIApA ~ pess bssvtopA u sS1s IN "
Loo - IL 1<an1s wVu fn1eop4 tcQ41le ~
| a. HNA9e yNaNt Tenf4 aso4 ~ &4o ~ a}tt&
q Mi0 tweteee4 4 y osssnp ~ - ~ ( -
I : :
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New srBsrrrurs FOR UorsEK.--The shrevs.

New SUBSTITUTE FOR CoFgEE.--Tiie Shreves-
port (I4ouisiapa) sovskuestern says:
Lately we have READ many recipes for
making coffee, but We see none come ND Go
the one we oter--throw away the coff.c- pct
substitute in lis place bowl or deep plate
full OF mink and mush. Ii /. far better more
nutritious than the beet Of coffee. We have
tested it, therefore can speak adyssediy of its
merits. We go il for home consumption"
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A man, representing himself to be- pri-
yate in one of tns Sonth Carolina regimen Is,
was knocked down In Petersburg on Friday
night last, and robbed of sS4 in money.
A fire occurred in New Orleans on Wednes-
day last, which destroyed $4,000 worth OF
property.
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Destruction of u Yankee Merchantmen. "a

CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.-The Mercury OF this
morning says that Capt. Tsber. of the priya-
per, has arrived, and reports that tho brig
h. Eaton, of msine, has been destroyed ~
She was loaded with Government stores.
The Federal fleet passed the bar ON yestsY.
day bound south
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The Whereabouts CT the Federal Flcot--
Approximations I'm Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Nov. AT two o'clock to-day
there We're twenty three Federal vessels In
sight of Ty bee. They were standing oil Port
Royal i'll line OF battle. Active prepare tons
are making in Savannah TO repel an attack.
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OUR NORTHERN sUnNARY.

Attempt Of Confederate Bearer 81
Dispatches to Escs pc from Fort La
tasette The tunefai Of Col. Baker
The Personnel OF Norfolk Editors
~ Described by an Escaped fan-
kce, eSe.
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CAMP oP ppsPgyArIoy,

N's. Qrisrs.
y. br'e:es viii land Opposite Harrison's
us ,.-. "I-l tOnf companies of his regiment.
,, 1891 l, surprise the camp of the ene-
Va -, IpnefeH by Capt Fiibrick Ia the crirec-
yrit ~ 0GfS. The landing and march
ri - 'ed with silence and rapidity.
~ - 1Jtn Massach UEetts TCIun teers,
10. -ai teiy after 'ol. Dsveros's depar-
r..is"p' harrison - Island with for COM
a. -. Lls regiment, and will cause the
Rg, - a.. 10 be saken acJ oss the island To the
ann. departure Of Col. Dsveree. One
iaFbti Vii t4t4Jogs across to occupy the
H., "a Ne Virginia shore, after Col. de-
ssrr,.HH ' l'8Fture, 10 rover his return two
q, La .''I AoWii 2eFs viii he taken silently up
Ehe"' Pa.l' and carried 10 the opposite side
ls,.@'aI,,4' under the orders of Col. Leo
.a.-.g DeVeres will attack the cara OF the
st,,ga a. a. W DErak, and, having routed, viii
Ill 5 ,~'iS = iar IL he deems prndent and
,rlsrgj.' me camp, if practices DIE, before
Ion, ~, ne VIII make aii the obser va
a9cgto.,a"'' u the country will, under all
3sDs s,'.,lces, bold has command we'll in
sdysrtsr. hol sacrifice this to any su pertor
Nnal,.rs7o VI rapid pursuit: and having &C.
N,or, .e this duty. Colonel Deyeres will
.26a,d a., Ais present position, unless he
nEer AZ me Oh the Virginia side near the
'tl;s,rls he viii undoubtedly hold until
-eid sysi,, ano one which can successfully be
h.. largely superior nun bers.
IT, CsAa, Il. STONE, Brig. Gen.
aDg sTsl,atfe viii be used by Colonel Deveres
lfoper,,r-. any unnecessary injury OF private
s.asoi,, ana any officer or soldier found
&shder Iron. from camp from curiosity or for
VA De Immediately shot.
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"a, vera sox Govsssox OF Txssxs.
Il a. ~ ala ID sIs Mssaphis Aps.al, II The
gs,,s.' Ss'eA'ag eitieiai vose u TsaHsssss Tor
~ VIZ y ~ sffts..siissar .st,sit, ssS4Aa6
'@ y fvthftfstYs, irt.sf~a "a
sAtss,;s Ma ~ - - -~sspM
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Arrival u Cargo q Csfyse ct MORT ,,r-rn1
Late Storm Probable Lea Of Two m.a-of.
War.

isfEc1AI DisrArca 10 rHr ar-nacrp nrsrArra /,
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at RomEey, which we copy from the Win
chester Republicans. of the LIST inst, shows the
utter folly Of placing any reliance III the
Federal reports about any OF their move
ments in connection with the wax now ex-
listing between the two Governments. 1t
will be recollected that i'll the account pub
lished in the Dispatch yesterday morning, from
the North, In which was included Brigadfer-
Gen. Keliy's report, com m anding the Lin
coin forces, 1t was claimed that an engage
ment ensned between the Confeserates and
Federals, resulting in the total rcut of the
former and brilliant victory" for the Lin
coin hirelfngs. The subjoined will clearly
prove that it was but a small affair, and one
over which we have very little TO regret ut
the same time affording another illustration
OF the persistent determination OF the Yam
KEGS to bear OF the palm over all creation in
the qualification OF steering clear Of sAe ruth
On Thursday, the Path OF October, the
enemy, ,0iW strong, stationed at New Creek,
lsy's brigade, consisting of three r1siments of
infantry, three companies OF cavalry, and
several pieces Of artillery. On Friday, they
took up their line OF march for Romney in
two columns, LOO approaching By. way OF
spring field, and K-liey's brigade advancing
by way Of the NORTH western tnrnpiks Eri-
day ntght kelley was snramped ut B!dRs.
silis. u mites from konnsy. Continuing
the1f sdvanps ssvly Aatarasy nnerning, iAsy
wsrs msa 81 MSchahsessarg ~ two psscea q
sssa.aA seasHyiss i Il, sssaiss - ~ ~ On
cen a6atsl ~ kt;Gs tke1ssa flaaiaE she
Is :S ,slls s sss sa Is, s ,s'l
W1iptetAt1 NJ rsdtQy tfSsn q ii n, Mn I
Psul Wbees eeatsf Watts Mffa Jassv VI tss
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Co.,, ACCIDENT The Columbus fKY.l
Aslag. - 'Hs N''a ai''' mas tue ioi-
va w.. ep main Of the Mobile aud Ohio Rail.
sr s,hS, The cars mel with An obs,rnet,an
'seso H. were passing over the irestle be-
Isa, :, o'ah and the depot, by which one
Ito H. 'afo"n from the track and tuna bIed
egtpIs's iaslne below. This ear was turned
". .t,siy over. Another ear was oSsrset,
hIss ws,' upon The bank. Fortunately no
LIED ~ 49rt but several were seriously In
tassfaa 9! Col. Wright. MIR. HUBBARD - msr s
alss .es snis CITY. and q mr Weaver. 8 sol.
'Fu1Alnk from EoWtif.o areer
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5. ". Pssss Aisstssippi, Oet. u, 1851.
sir hsys The honor 10 mako tns following
report AtASaa.tsf 20 paFi 4. NJ Ootoet1
smrl1ysd II AHlkx sSai 81 beAF1 lSeS "a
srAharts IO1t5h 81 Tbete. i ta6l NJ 1lis5<-
tlsa n t!sts e.ssil5t nIl II 0 =
INK sas ~ iii ss'sss ] b J sSs BIZ q
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A. J. A. UUNOIABIE,
Captain of Artillery U. s. A,
LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

CRIMINAL SDE.-Alfred Pelette, mulatto,
was tried before Judge Collins on a charge
of stabbing Martin Wadsworth, also a col
ored man, on the Sd of June. The parties
had some words on the corner of Culvert
and Seventh streets, and the defendant drew
a razor from his pocket and cut the other in
the breast.
A verdict of stabbing, with intent to
wound, was returned.
Josephine Russell, good. looking young
woman, dressed showily, appeared to an
swer a charge of stabbing Oliver Fitzgerald
On the l4th of August she got in the rear Of
dwelling on Pearl street, near Race, and
when an attempt was made to eject her, she
drew dirk and threatened all approachers.
Fitzgerald ventured to assist in removing
her from an clubhouse, but on the first show
of an aggressive movement she stabbed him
in the arm-the wound being quite serious
and supposed, in some measure, to leave {
permanent injury.
She was convicted of stabbing, with inten
to wound.
The prisoner seemed very much affected
at the verdict.
CIVIL PRoCEEDINGs.-JudgeC Carter heard
motion to dismiss an attachment in thu
case of Peabody and others against Blanchly
& Simpson.
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Daily Produce Market,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, September IL.
FLOUR-The local demand continues fair
and the market steady, but the difficulty in
shipping checks the export demand. The
sales comprise 1000 brls. at So 6O@3 65 for
superfne; So 1903 80 for extra, and So 9O@
a 25 for family and fancy brands.
WHISKY-Prices are unchanged, but the
market is quiet sales of 500 brls. at 1890
1890 the latter rate for wagon.
PRIVISIONS-Mess Pork is very dull,
and there was lot pressed to-day at $l2 70.
Bacon is selling at 45s@424c. for Shoulders;
5%@52zc. for Sides, and 6N07c. for clear
Sides, but only to limited extent. Nothing
transpired in bulk Meats Lard steady at &c.
! GROCERIES-The demand is moderate
and the market firm: sales of Sugar at $40
824c; Coffee at l4N@l52sc. Molasses is re-
failing at 36@37c., and the market firm.
WHEAT-The demand is light, and con-
fined chiefly to the local trade, and the mar
ket is dull; but we have no change to report
in prices, and continue to quote inferior to
choice white at 75@s5c., and inferior to
choice red at 65@75c.: sales Of $50 bushels Of
choice red at 75c; 300 bushels of prime red
and white (mixed) at 75c 800 bushels of
good white at 80c., delivered; 1000 bushels
of prime at 8lc, delivered $50 bushels of
prime red at 75c., delivered; 800 bushels of
good white at 79c;, delivered; 900 bushels of
prime white at &c., delivered; $50 bushels of
falr red al 6oc.i ZoO DuSnels OF prime red at
&C.; $50 bushels of prime red at 75c; 100
bushels of prime white at 60c., and l25 BUSH
els of inferior at Gle.
CORN The market is unchanged and
steady we quote ear at 25@27c., in bulk, at
| the upper and lower depots
| OATS-There is more inquiry, and the
market is irmer, but not quotably higher !:
sales of 2,500 bushels at 2lc., at canal.
| RYE-The market is very dull, and we
| t1,n&n aI, a. 10
HAY-The demand is light and the mar
ket rules dull at So per tun, on arrival, fol
prime Timothy.
CHEESE-The market is unchanged and
dull small sales at 513@6c., the latter fol-
| selected,
BUTTER-The supply is good with but 6
limited local demand at l2@l4c. for prime tt
choice, and 6@8c. for fair to good.
HOPS-Sales of 1000 pounds new crop a
| Doc
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tBy Telegraph
New York Market.


New YORK, September ll.-Cotton quiet
and without material change sales of 500
bales at 221IC923c. for middling Uplands.
Flour rules quite firm, with good de-
mand for export, and fair inquiry for home
consumption; at the close there were NO
sellers of extra State at the inside quota
tions sales of ll5, 800 brls at 81 5O(94 55
for superfine State; $4 65@4 IS for extra
State; 81 4O@4 As for superfine Western;
81 6594 So for common to medium extra
Western; So O5@5 10 for shipping brands
extra round-hoop Ohio, and IS 2O@6 25 for
trade brands do.
Whisky firm; sales of $50 brls. at 1zc.
Wheat is shade better, with good ex-
port demand; large portion of the sales
noticed were to arrive: sales of 26 800 BUSH
els Chicago Spring at 96c @Sl 06; $4,000
bushels Racine Spring at 81 O4@l OSH;
$4,000 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 049
l O9H; %, 500 bushels unsound do, in store,
at 92@ 96c.; $500 bushels Northwestern CLUB
at ST. OF, and 10000 bushels amber Iowa az
81 1901 IL. L..
Mess Pork is dull, heavy and lower, put
| the market for prime is Witho1t quotaole
change. Beef quietand steady. Prime mess
| Reef and Beef Hams are Inactive, Gut Meats
nniet and prices nominal. Lard steady.
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BOARD OF Cry lMPRovEMRNTs.-Th Board
met yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch in the
Chair.
The Clerk read communication from
Thomas O. Ware, in relation to the general
plan of sewerage, which was filed.
The weekly bills for cleaning the streets
were presented and allowed.
Mr.. Horton presented resolutions to repair
the wing of an alley connecting Park street,
between Third and Whitewater Canal; to re.
pair well-bole on John-street, south Of
Water; to repair abutments of bridge over
Whitewater Canal at John-street at a cost
not to exceed $27.
Which, on motion, were adopted.
Mr.. KieIsted offered resolutions to have
the sewer of Freeman-street, from Clark
to Hopkins streets, cleaned out to have the
Belts street sewer, west of John street, re-
paired; to have the culvert through Frank
lin-street cleaned out; to ask for an addi
tional appropriation to clean out Sycamore.
street sewer; to notify G.. F. Eichenlaub tC
construct a culvert through his lot, on cas-
side of Vine-street above Mulberry to notify
John Stockum to clean out the gutter on thu
south side of Findley. street, between Central
avenue and Miami Canal; to nave appropria
ton for cleaning culvert from Race.st
from Miami Canal south of Henry street.
Which, on motion, were adopted. Ad
journed.
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HARVEST HOME FEsTIvAL.-These charm
ing entertainments, after two weeks sue
cessful run, will close this evening with q
brilliant ball, interspersed with music by
Strobeps Band, and a number of the most
beautiful of the tableaux, and will doubtless
prove fitting finale to the series OF novel
and delightful exhibitions. Messrs. Gest
and Noble have certainly earned an excel
lent reputation for taste and skill in the de-
partment of the beautiful, which we hope to
see still further enhanced by future achieve
ments. The tableaux are well designed, and
admirably executed; Pixies Opera-house
being especially well adapted to such dis
plays. The new ones tonight, the "Fam-
inc" and "Nymph's Surprise" are alone
worth the admission. The whole perform
ance has been we'll gotten up and finely put
on. Many of the artists are deserving of
high praise. We note especially the modest,
pretty young cdntatrics, Miss Antonia Henne.
Her voice is pure and sweet; her style grace
full and modest, and her execution very cor
rect. She will excel in lyric style. After
to. night the Opera.house will be put in
active preparation for the coming season.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

POLICE MATTRRs.-John Levi was yester-
day fined So, costs included, by the Mayor,
Tor holding q musical concert and frolic in
his house, on York-street, near Jefferson, on
Sunday last.
MILITARY MATTERs.-We are informed
that Captain Gus. Artzman is to take the po-
sition of Lieutenant Colonel in Colonel Mark
Mundy's new regiment. He has already re-
signed his position as Captain of a company
of Home Guards for that purpose. Captain
John P. Jackson has also resigned his Cap
taincy of a company, and will accept a po-
sition in the new regiment. A large num-
ber of men belonging to these companies
will be transferred to the regiment for active
service.
MAN DRowNED.-A man named Charles
Poppe, fireman on the steamer Stephen De
cdtilT, fell overheard in the afternoon of day
before yesterday and was drowned.
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PROBATE COURT.

EXTRA COMPENSATION CLAIM OF MoMICK-
EMS ExEoUToRs The account of McMicken's
executors having been submitted to ]. L..
Miner as referee to report to the Court, his
conclusions, &C., were returned yesterday.
He is of opinion that Messrs. Hewson and
Cropmsn, two of the executors, is each en-
titled, by way of extra compensation, to the
sum of $6,9o6; and Freeman G. Carey, the
other executor, to $6,4S6.
The City Solicitor considers the allowance
excessive, and has filed exceptions.
The whole matter will; come up before
Judge Paddock on exceptions to the report.
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REMOVALS.
r. e MO l..

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to 175 West Fourth-st where they can be CON-
suited at all times by the unfortunate. Drs. ii. q
W. have had many years experience in hospital and
private practice, Their treatment is thorough and
effective, and their cures prompt and permanent.
Persons who have need # the advice Of physician,
especially those who have failed to obtain cures OF
others, are solicited to call Drs. a. W., for they
guarantee cures in all of private disease the
most complicated and troublesome. Young men
who have been addicted to those habits of early
youth SO destructive TO mind and body, should APP
ply TO Drs H. Il w, and be restored to full health
and yigor. Ague and Fever cured in twelve hours,
warranted.
Ladies suffering from arrangements peculiar to
their sex should use the French Periodical Drops.
Ii Is an invaluable remedy for Irregularities &c of
females-to be had of Drs III. & W.
All letters containing fee, addressed to Drs Hall
4 White, 175 West Fourth Fourth ST., Cincinnati,
o., promptly attended to, aud remedies sent to any
ADDRESS. -
N b. Office centrally located (I75 West Fourth.
st., two squares west of the Postofce) easy 6f ac
cess, and safe from observation se7.tf