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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

WIZ GINA SAVINGS BANK.
Chartered by the Legislature Of Ia.
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of six per centum per annum is paid tor sums
remaining six months or longer /; for shorter Pc
RODS interest at the rate OF per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier T. B. STARKE at the store OF Spence Il
Carey, corner of Main and Governor streets, Rich
mond Va SAM'LS. COTTRELL, Prest
+. B. STARkE. Cashier,
&C 4-l2m DAVID BAKER, Jk.. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

SELDEN & MILLER, corner l4th and Cary
- streets have in store a full assortment GRO
CERES. WINES, and LIQUORS, of choice quail.
ties, which they are disposed to sell at the lowest
market prices for cash, on the usual time to
prompt pay ing customers. Included in our as
sortmenf will he found tire finest qualities OF
Brandies aud Wines imported into this country,
a large portion of which have been iinported by
ourselves to suit the wants OF those desiring the
very choicest goods. mn
9TyHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE AND
i HORSES increases the milk OF each COW from
two to SIX quarts daily, aud improves the quality;
restores worn out and broken down horses in
short time and may be used with great benent for
saddle carriage and dray horses. 1t has given
general satisfaction. For sale by
BLAIR HARVIE,
mhb Cary and 1lth streets.
"a BBLs. CHOICE MUsCOyADO MO-
s1U LAssES; SO tierces Qneen City Hams; Shout,
ders Sides Breasts Hams aud Joles; Gtard
and Hennessey Brandy; 200 bbls. OF Mountain
RIVE Whiskey, very old: Common whiskey,
brandy, Gin aud Rum Refined Sugars and Gro
ceriss OF all kinds, for sale by
NH u THOMAS JONES No. 8 Main st.
HA7K 0KN1MENTS MADE TO ORDER.
IL Ladies or gentlemen desiring HAIR Wokh.
can have IL dene with dispatch great variety
Of patterns Of BFeastpins; Ear Draps Buttons,
Studs Charms Vest Chains Bracelets; Neck
laces; Chateiains; Crosses. Lorkets; Finger
Rings, &c. {. GENNET, Eagle square,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

Nj LANGHORN Il SONS
vi. CHEWING AND SMOKING
T o 3 A G o.
Always on hand and for sale, at prices FROM 25
TO 6J CENTS PER POUND:
NJ. LANGH0RN 4 SONS "ORONOCO lbs,
LODE STAR CITY IRA DE-" "GOLD
LEAF" "STANARD,' and GOLDEN PEACH"
brands Also. their celebrated sc ny ENA CLUB
and STAR SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
the finest Leaf.
Dealers are requested to call and examine the
stock. BROWN u MCCLELLAND,
fe 25-2m Agents for Manufacturers.
DAVlS, DEUPKEE & co. Will give their
II entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES,
Publicly and privately.
ODD Fellows dd.oss y. HALL, pr.,x,,n .,,,.,.
RICHMOND, VA.
WIN. S. DEUPREE,
S. 4. FONDREN.
RUFUS G. MApDUx, Clerk. del -ly
CHARLES FLOYD, WHOLESALE PRoyI-
" SION DEALER, offers for sale
100 boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
100 boxes ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
2 cases prime ENGLISH STELTON CHEESE.
so half tubs first quality LEAF LARD:
$50 packages prime GOSHEN and ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER.
ALSO-BAC0N, HAMS, and SHOU LDERS
18TH ST, BETW'N MAIN AND CARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

CATTLE, HOGS. SHEEP. sc.
BEEF.-Sales this week at $3&I4. 25 for good to
prime cattle. A very few bought at the latter
price. Market well supplied.
HEEP.--We quote sales at ~ so to "a per head
for ordinary sheep, and ~ SO to IS per cwt gross
for The best quality.
HOGS.-Sales of corn fed at $sls.sO per cwt. ];
distillery fed 7.504Q5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

BUaINE69 NOTICES
A LII ED ,. LEE,
"A FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT

AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &c.
In addition to my Forw arding Business, would
inform my friends and the public that l have
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse aud di-
rectly the line of the York River Railroad,
where may be found general assortment of Vir-
ginia LUMBER, SHIN GILES, &c.
Mr.. T. w. PEERS will attend to sales Of Lum-
Der on my account.
Consignments of Lumber solicited, G.. which
liberal advances will be made. A. & LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

DOBERT WENDENBURG,
N SHIP BROKER, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
GROCER AND SHIP CHANDLER,
RICHMOND AND CITY POINT, VA,
Is prepared to take Goods STORAGE at CITY
POINT, on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of drayage, either to or from store.
ap 27-ly
~ w. FITZGERALD.
". COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OFFIcB ovKR SHocKoB WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
NE Liberal advancements on produce in hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

FOREIGN. Nothing to add relative to foreign
freights.
D0MESTIC.-The following are the present
rates as coastwise freights:
New York. Boston. Philad'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-03

RIO LET-NICE APARTMENTS AT 50 THIRD AVENUE
1iJ Third avenue Fifteenth street; 1904 and 100
Eus; Twentyeighth street; also Lower Part OF 5
Eit Twcntighth street, and three Rooms I2 East
JWrDs-eichlh street and other piaccs. ~
J. r. WILCOX, $40 Fourth avenue 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-03

mo PETROLEUM MANuFACTURERs-A FOREIGN
gentleman of high connections, wishes enter
partnership with house which could deliver best refined
rock oil at New York steady price during year. HIM
self Europe the orders Address Petroleum.
box 1919 Post Office. tsN4N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-03

ITO LAwYERS.-A YOUNG LAWYER, WHO HAS A
small business desires engage with older awyer
limited partner managing clerk Address bog Isl Brook.
lyn Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
I1TRAC1s IRON THE NOTICES Or TIE EzsHvlLLz FREss
Inn, liz M1aErala Llzion mi Annericntn.

"Such this del, not only in America but
n Europe the attention Of the critic, pFz
the general reader confouud the ocan,
to interest he miBd by novel and stirring pa saVes, by
uverW emiug AMI ruth, and by pu and peasi
sstye they tn slightest Tere5ce par u
the day exclusively directed to the uuOnsy
Suspect the Onsl issue forced the NORTH
pho Statesmen ami patriot the and
%ust enough dstan to hear and discern tbs loS ng
'Of conf z > 1t is Sproound yet caPtivat.
sing work, the more direct Tearing upon great
'.revOl luton progress
Nth book pronnu1c crit cs to Re tie phosopM
cal rehensve exposition OF the question Of African
Slavery the powerful vindcaon Of Southern ev
thai has appeared from the 1t is written in
style hewng that renders highly attractive every
reader and gives evidence Of deep thought
research, acqu intancs with the sophres Of the
Abolition hoO in Europe merca, hussasic
devotion the Institutions OF the south.
are pleased learn that the author has, great
atty its entire pr9ceds paying tie pub
LEGATION the ladies' the sol iers Hospital society
NASHVILLE and the proposition has accepted By MS
FRIIcIA q. IoRTEa, President Of the Assocasion :"
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PRICES n.

For single copies, 81 60
Bo5ksee will be uraished st wholesale al $40 per dozen
reasonable discount will be m-Ge upon larse orders from
Wholesale dea ers
IL gentleman lady in the Confederate States, Oreg
for club Of persons (sl0 will be furni he'd With >onPi
eary copy the work. with tn, thanks fhs Ladies Soldiers
Relief sooety.
Editors of nsEpapsin the Confederate States who give pub
Iciy this will only promote the benevolent and patriotic
purpose ch the enHepro will be appropriated they
will aid in the circulation Of EorA which ought in the
hands OF every Southern family.
ordrs For books othrr concentration relating there
to, lie dessei t. Mrs FELICIA G. PORTER, President Of
the ''Lsdie5 Soldiers Re isf Society " or to the
Southern Methods. Publishing IIoDse,
Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
Russian Views of ,hs War.

The following letter, written from Russia tells "a
what's thought in that country of the American war
and also gives some interesting gossip concerning
the Imperial family:
Moscow, RUSSIA, Aug. 25, 6l,-Afaifs in Amer
lea are here, elsewhere, the principal topic of
attention, though the immense distance. of what
Madame De Stael terms -Ls Rome Tartsre,D from
the scene of action, somewhat mOdIfes the interest
felt. Yet at the hotel table tO>dsy heard the de-
feat of Stone Bridge discussed in Russian, English.
French, and German, and as may be readily sup
posed the remarks were not very creditable 20 the
North. The ceteat has not created much surprise
as | expected, because the people here, as else
where in Europe, have imbued the idea that the
r. bells have ali the good officers and that the sue
cess their side is natural result. Besides this
most of the very few Americans IN Moscow are
from Secession States, and sympathise with the
South
a long journey into the interior OF Russia hss
proved to me that troubles are very imperfect
lY understood there. Unlike Germany and Ireland
Russia sends emigrants 10 America and thus
there is much interest felG in our affairs The
ignorance exhibited is amusing. | have bad KID
glOved Russian gentlemen, who spoke hail a dozen
languages inquire if meant 10 go home byrailgay
and KostrOma On the Volga, well dressed and
apparently intelligent lady, asked me, with charm.
ing fTankuess whether cur women were brown or
red, ard If. when 'Ras at home, / was accustomed
to wear clOthesl PdTcequs ees sqsUd7ss "a bds-
4HeTiqus-n'eSt ctpdSl" she sided, by way
Of explanation, such people canuOt be expected
to appreciate very correctly cur national differ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

SPECIAL EorIoR.-Ths Uros AND AMERICAN % oOrdlo5
Cd ssrty upon tie oAsH sySsn4 Az 1psys dSoONfia
~sg al te expiration Of The fs for s01ich fhs hare bss
paid Subscribers 0 Be notified to6e1 TIER s5ecrps07
g Gooat to slre, % cRoss MARE 0Hsir papers; and
Tess ts stsTptsop e TSnspel s paper s0t DC disc0z
zed, 1ts . rule from sChc there ell no dsDGr5~s
FSleA {or ne eross mark, ad renee voBy s5sorf0a
aSeSg UNION ASD AMERICAN - per IN adDGnes.
0GEce. -
ennsoriosss desiring tner pasrs changed eutI1n
the Post Ocs from, ssve ssihs Which thy desire s
change to be made.
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Erora t6s NlaErivs Pntriot.

these letters, have al the advantage Of the authors
elgant ane ye hrs extensive nformsOn and phn-
sophcaI alton He has closely studsd subject OF
slsv m all its bearings lie Tefutes The idea o. the sinful
less SAVOY pOrys the advantages whi oW ho1 it. ard
Of its continue ion Correctly sppreheainy
policy tn opponents Of ard the GSnsers wsich
would OF the Republican party, from Lis
in the Verdi owed from he be
warue his fellow cou3tyasu a INST the bssEsrs VIII Oh
round sip The SILT which he zpPreEeniGd
and trstOIl up N u.s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

Cco---CoL GsEEE, of one Of the Texas regiments
engaged in the battle Of Oak Hills, relates The fcl
lowing i1cidsnis;
The battle ragged hottest around the house Of an
oldgentiemsn named Sharp, near the center Of the
battlefield. After the roar Of the cannoa ald the
rs.Ie Of small arms had ceased for a short time.
an bid LADY came cut Of The house with bundle Ct
clothes on her arm, passing over and around the
Dltch that lay in the yard and near the fence, 20
hang cut the clothes. Placing her spectacles high
Upcn her nose her right arm a>kImbo, she exclaim
ed in singular and d0leful tone, "Well desc folks
have kicked up mOustrOus fuss here to day
Just before the battle began, a brave old Captain
dot much Of the a IA milt1irs about him-Ordered
his men to ''git into line" About that time Lyon
and Siegel opened their batteries upon rs letting
loose grape, canister and shell il perfect suice.
"D,lre7 said the redOubtabe Captain, '-hcar that;
that's the war you've been bearn Of 50 much; them
big guns is the cannon! Fall INTO line What are
you budding up there foI? Some Of yOa viii git
hurt directly"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
FARgAx Court HOUSE,. Va J
Senrrmba- 2T 1851 I

y
Dem Hldgm:-Pernit me 70 thank you mist
kindly for The beautiful eomfogter and other pre-
ssnts you had the goodness to send me By Castain
GrisWoid OF the First Virginia Volunteers. only
regret that have not the name of the kind donor
e associate with ihem.
me comforter is 50 exceedingly Beautiful. and
shows 50 much taste skill AID patience IN is con
struruon, that | shall have to keep il more as
work Of art than Of use ana IN III will inseribe
"ReQIdes Fasir ne toichfz par
Our esuse Is so righteous and sacred that the
God OF Battles has and will protect It al that
is required for final success is that we should DO
true % ourselves and that We should ADOPT as our
motif "yictOry or death.' Who would dare % re-
use 70 do 80, and prefer to live vassal Of the
Mort = J. Tor one would rather see the last of my
name and blood perish in the str lve than witness
sueh degradation Of my couutryl
With much respect, Dear II dam, remain your
most o6edient servant
G. T. BEtUREGtBD.
Mrs A. i. G., Of Greenwood, Hieksford Post
Cfl. Greensyille county Va
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

r ars pessne3 fl course this series
letters tOy Of hs institution OF slavery on
Continent, its influences upon ibe general welfare Of
ttecouctr, tracing the elements Of opposition to it. exhibited
by No fan tcsn, eliminating last in the org Anizaon
party designed overthrow that Institutions and
By which the tn. Union effected he
author his subject pho-ophic statesman
the Of his la viii prove inetmabe
ra-.i II 4 nif-arn Eeratnra1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

shcrs CJtioa supply 10 Eagland is contemplated
with gloomy forebcdings. The London Gsrosels, Of
tins l9.h ut, ssys:
The boantui harvest has saved thousands from
utter ant, sn1 It would be impossible to over est-
mate the advantages il vii be the meaRs Of con-
ferrISE o. tie poorer classea during the remainder
Of tdls and the greater part OF next yer. But for
this we night well shrink from contemplating tue
future kor. let our home demand be what Il may,
Is c4nu2t brig trade 70 the furnishing position It
occupied prior 70 the Outbselk Of h1stiIities in
An-rica. The msny Thousands who depend upon
iron and cotton manufactures for their daily bread
NUT inevitably undergo many har3shiPs next vim
ter, and unless We can by some means obtain SUP
plies 81 Cotton, sail greslar cslan:ties viii surely
OvertEbe Us.
We Do no. perceive any means By which this end
can Be gained unless, indeed the COnfederates
charge their determination, and all im2ediments to
cur commerce be removed It is needless FOE Us to
point Cus the extreme unlikelihOol Of any such
change being made; butt is upon slender founda-
tioT SUCH as this that must build our hopes, or
aecept this alternative OF looking forward to a
"Cdtton famine, abandoned mills and starved ope-
rai3rs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

A G)OD SToRT.-A gentleman who was in Au,
guBta when the prisoners passed through there On
thiir way New Orleans relates the following con
We saUon between one Of the prisoners and ''eul,
luIl gemnan.'
Yankee IRON car window, 70 darkie on platform
"Are 3, e slave or a Tree man.
Darkie-"Well amt what you might call afres
Niger but I'm right smart freer Gal you IS bout
dill time "-khels (Ga BInQT-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
Dividend Notice.

OFXICE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA AAILE0AD1
Mash lille Oct
EVE Board Of Dretes CT the Nashville ard Chattanooga
Railroad Company, have this day eaTed dividend OF
six cnt the tx OF the Of the profits Il
the last y months yabe after this date the cce Of
the Treasurer OF the company, in Nash Tile.
Sockhe ders desiring collect thar dividend through thd
party s=uding starting he nun
Der Of sha-es owned W, A. GLEAVES.
oct6-dS Win Trssarsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
Tho E.lnr of DC rrne rIatnI-

The EsIng OF the True Metal.
The following are the lines composed and re
By Rev. ]. H. MARTIN, on the occasion of the rees
ti0n CT Mr.. BREckISRIDGE and other distinguish
Ksntucliaus, on Friday, septembenr I4.h, 1861
K9HrviRs Register
THE SOUTH IN Arms.
o see ys not the tigIt sublime.
Unelua led in all previous tiue,
frtsettei in the ouihern cline
The hone Of ChiY1iryl
A war.lfke race Of frsemen stsnd
With m4rtial front mi sEord In hard
Defenders Of their native LAID,
The sons OF Libsry.
TnaFed ~ nun ersthey defy,
The tyr4nt North nor silI u ey fy,
Reso we'd to eonq5 erur to die,
And with glorious maze.
spriug from rsnoEred her, &c sires,
lni ,msd With pstrioiic fires,
Their b1soms burn With e cree desires,
The thirst 70: victory.
It's net TIE love of bloody STRIFE,
The h0r id sacr;fc- OF lie,
But Lou hts OF m Their, sister. wife,
That stir their manly heart'.
A sense Of horror bids tAem 90.
To meet a hir Hing. ruthless Zoe,
And deal ia wrath the deadly b,oz,
Which ven ygarce loud demands.
In Freetom's saered cause they fight
For Irdepeudelce, Justice, Right,
...- And 10 resist z desp1ts nigh,
Who would thtm5eiy-s ehs'ave.
- Indby 5Isnvsa's glorious name,
AID by Missi1Uu's fed Of fams
We bear them swear with one acciaip,
v ell iriuE1ih or re die.
September Is, 1851.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

In mole to one OF the Editors J07 and american,
Mrs POLK whose inspection the poofsheets
submitted, express the following opinion:
81 read with UGH pleasure, the proof sheets OF
work, In Letttrs ssv from the Ola KOrI
with letter addressed to Lord Brougham written BY Hon.
James Williams. late Minister to COnsaaiDOpe II
written with vgor Of thought the subj occupying he
attention Of the whole TOda valuable buCn south
Lesur will be with great interest the present
day."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
The book il entitled,

Letters on slavery from the Old world,
Written during the for the Presidency Of the United
States in 1867 which AIDED letter Lord BRoUsHLN
the JoS BROWN rad and hr ei reference result Of the
Presidential election and its consequence BY jams WILLIAMS
late United ates Minister to ulkey
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
Huntsville Female College,

FSVHI5 fouring school opened its eighth annual tern p
inst with full Racaly and large and steadily Increasing
nurnter OF pupils
Pupils charged from beginning Of the month during which
they The location is safe and pleasant Catalogues
sinng full particulars application the President
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Eotes taken at par
HuntsriIls. Ala. Sent %. ,G1-dIms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
description.
Removed.

HAVE removed ny shoe estlbshrent to Market street. No
5I, near he uubIe square, nex door 70 Morrow son
where would be peasel former customers and friend
"a half spe7 AZ at keep land general assort
sle1t Of Home Made boots and Shoes "a a. grsa
yr-ty and at as lo hepr2e Of materials VII Justify
ry an shoes and ali kinds Of nssy work kt = store
Or made 20 osder.
s42lV JAMES w. HAMILTON.
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SEQ 1 EsTRATiON NOTICE

Receiver fer the Confederate states In
Wsdd Q Tennessee,
To al tc1On 10 nay Concern
EHEEEBY notify each and every citizen agent former e
i trustee Cther person. ding rolling any
tensent hette deb rights iotCrsts Of any
GeScTitou owned By 10 any alien eatHy Of the Con
derste Sias report he ne writ Wien pEac
ucabe giving description Bhsn own, Of as tie
names Of creditors Of dbts, With the aozrts dze TO
become dee
70 wilIlU default in tbs the party subjects hsef TIE
penalties OF the act he Is Hah- d. use The conceal
ed; fine, &c; scqults him OF responsibility
Ny oce the s4uarn civ Nashville, overW 7
Berry's bookstore S. x COOKRILI,
sept 10 Old Z W3n CcnfeGersfe States Receiver
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

SKYE are prepared furnish any quantity CT Timothy,
Wa herds 9r.s4 or Glover ~ 4 Eat Tennessee 9ros1h
T sbvs Hay is Of superior quality, pat aP IA neat bales,
ssri 800 pou1d5 to the hs Orders solicited and aled
afItf. 4ifTat n =. ". MCRH sEsON & %,
se.,5s 'd2u Hay ackers, Knoxville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
Rates OF AdTsrGisEng.
FEs LIMBS or EEsS CONSTITUTE s9UAzE
EEEHWABLE At PLEAkURy.

oos s7uzre, one year. $50 additional saasrs as
dVoEtisors exceeding the space com traced
HoTs VIII be charged for the excess.
II THE WEEKLY.
oss DsLtR Square fOT tic ssi and TEE csTs for esoa
Subsequent insertion. --F n
Advertisements published IN both tbs Daily and vi
eehaTge1 the fEn daily Tsss win shalt the ,ssIS
added. % 90 ~ t.E I'd --
tztsrs5OE. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
Notice.
4 Call

IL those Indebted tie firm Of Thompson, sperry Co,
"A will pease forward without delay and make pay
ment at No n Market street. to
Sc 2temoef 8, 81 If R0BT. THOMPSON 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

"a StfmuIant,
It quits different from alcoholic preparations It is not sal
ct to reactions shape it continues to ito inhuer
gradually AID eceEy as long the lesSt necessity
It's presence
As q Female Medicine,
II s equally powerful and elective and the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for year.
Of assisting renOvang the constitution very good rea
that they only made from the Eindf
gEo=Ant OF tie MEDICAL profession altogether.
No MinoraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks 1t we'll professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Rsuveaasg Exr-ws know
ing Ehatrun has bssr enea the community By opium
mercury.
Generally tie dsbiitsd, Dr. Wright would say, NeVs
despair Ne matter how down you may be- matter hsU
weak yop matter what the may been-ferAae
at whatever has led depart from Hygsnis principles
-tGke Lis =
Rei1TeDafinE EIixIr,
And you VIII find yourself man-a pride ins.sat
the reverse to friends and healthy, ssund and WORTHY
heenlbsT Of the human family.
Price 81 per bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
ed BY mail to ell parts Of the United States.
Sold By al respectable druggists throughout the United saIsS
and Caneas The trade supplied at liberal discount.
For ssie b toe Proprietors,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 end Isl Chartres street,
New orlsanS La
Sod Nashville by HsndeTsnott Berry DeuoVillA
wing PeDdieton, sud all responsible dIuggistE OcsS
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now READY FOR DELIVERY
Il III g w WOHB
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BY
HE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,


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relief the sick wounded soldiers Of the Confederate army
under The Direction special charge Of the 81 dies Soldiers
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