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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-04
A TIMELY BOOK.
From The Richmond inquirer. |

My ENRON OF CHIsoLNs MILITARY SURGERY.-A
Manual OF Military Surgery for the use Of Surgeons
in the Confederate sptes Army Fith an Appendix OF
the Rulas and r. galaiions OF the Medical Department
of the Confederate States Army BY Julian Chisolm,
MD, Professor Of Surgery in the Medical College OF
South Carolina, Surgeon in the G. s. Army, -. s.
cond Edition., revised and improved. IichDolt,
Wost a Johnston, 1862. 49,
We are indebted to the publishers, hsssrs. West
Johnston, iog copy Of the above valuable work, the
appearance of which, in and improved edition, We
hail with peculiar pleasure, il affords gratifying eVi.
daule that the authors abors have received her merit
ed apprecatio Yhe EST edition OF DR.. Chsolms MAI
ual filed void in or medical terstsre, which though
unfel. in the pping times Of peace,9 became urgently
manifest NJ the outbreak OF bostes. Many excellent
Physicians Sho sSusht aud obtained petitions in the
Medical SAG OF the army, fe tho bee9 OF come conVe-
nieut aud comprehensive work. which sho.id Instruct
the m in the peculiar duties OF the ArGy Surgeon, and
serve them as q comp Inon and guide III the most IN
portant emergencies Of military practice Dr.. ohisom :
Doc met the necessities Of the case IN very sStsGco
~ manner az ia fully attested by the rapid eGbauson
Of the fret edition. We take Il for granted that those
Medical oLcora ~hn have not already supplied them.
sc ms Whit wiz lo cae tie resent opportunity Of
msEipg il ID sr Vdds D,seibH. "
froU.5,g lie II ost valuable portion OF the work u
contained In the hrs o1g sh pteie which relate 10 the
hygicna Of troops the march and 10 sa.1pthe or
Fanlz ltion aud OF hosptasthe duties Of
Toe sursSGl II camp and on the field Of bst', IL, In
toe rcmsinng chapters, vii Do found very full aud
ossnt Of the treatment OF Lgn su5t sDa other
wounds snd iljurs, and their various complies lOns,
COZ shutting an admirable guide TO the Military Surgeon
most Of the emergencies which be may be called up
on 10 euSo lnse. Thj regulations oil the Medical D.
plttment Of tue army eonaint in thu s79e7di, are OF
coarse sine qua non 10 every medical cipcer.
hessrs W1S. I'd Johnston the eH!crpTisiDg Slish-
ei OF this city and Southern Gopiedersey deserve much
credit for their enterpHzing spirit aud eeralty in pub
fishing so many very valuable books, and all of which
are published In the very best stye-equa to the New
York, Philadelphia or Boston Pubiistiog Houses.
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nlSD,

On a.. "a n't,st SAINT BIND, Esq hts Of 6eOrsstoEu
D. O. a ths a,.l yeAE o. bis
H.i friends and those ~ aniY invited 70 t,end me
ra5 10 res lrace ah street north OF L. 81 stree,
this d4y g. % o !c's.
Ga the slils., 10 ey MAGGIE, n'sni daughter Of Jol
aud NLry RTps.
The endN o. IN fy 'uv.Ied u tt d fansrIl THU
Afternoon, clock rom re eddrncsof d. ChFL ATdr-
~, coIne' o. Az Foushe streets.
Al Chsser Che,erhri rourty Va OF Ocup Tgesdy May
lSt l>i tr so days ness, BIaoE The 0-nd q
EdWard n AM Jane CaIS, ihNt iri year Of her
Tbs sweet L L. refugee. dryel With her parents non her
lHY honr has En1y tax by her Heavenly FafheT
r ieg happier home ABOVE, hols made by hAnds.
-ierLai IN he HEAVEN.
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EXECUTIVE 0ySIcB, I'd Juae, 1852.
TO TIE ARMY OF RICHMOND.

render to you my grateful Acknowledgment
gaIautry and good conduct you displayed in O., J-''
Of the Slst Nay and lt irst and with pride snd otg
ure recognize the aadness and ntrepidty wi WITCH
you attacked the enemy in position, captured As &C
ysnced iutrsnehmsnt several batteries Of artillery AID
many standards, and everywhere drove him from the
open field.
At part Of your operations II WAS my fortune 70 90
present. Ca mo- other occasion have witnessed more
of camness and good order than you exhibited While adj
vancpg into the very jaws of DEATH and nothing could
exceed the proves with which you closed upon the ere
nv when a sheet of fire vas blazing in your faces!
In the renewsd struggle in which you are ON the eve
Of engaging ash, and desire but continuance OF
the same conduct which attracts the admiration and
bride Of the loved ones you have left at home.
You are fighting for all ths. is dearest to men spd,
though opposed to foe who dsreg rds many OF tie
usages Of civilized war, your humanity 10 the wound
and the prisoners the o. and GROWING glory to your
yslor
Defenders of just cause, may God have you in Hi'
holy keepisg.
JIYFERsos DAVIS.
The G ,nerl win carse the above 10 be read to the
troops under his eomla,uc
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rEyENCR c. THE LkKEs-AMIARD FILLMORE Uneasy.
The following petition to Congress for enlsrgng the
ceks Of the New York canals for passing mail clad
seIs headed by ex.President Fillmore and signed by
leading citizens Of Buff4o Of all parties presented
on Sturdy, by Mr. Spauldng, 10 the House of Repre-
septstiyes and referred to tho Military Committee. Ii
condsnses the LeSt5 Of the proposition which will pro-
baby be decided by the House conEscEon with the
kindred bill for enlArgDg the Illinois canal to admit
tine passage OF similar vessels into the LAKES from tho
Mississippi:
Toe undersigned citizens Of Buffalo earnestly solicit
Congress in addition to provision made and coneupla
I'd fer the tefsRes Of the Ngrth1n frcniitr to sdop
Bksu delay the measures necessary to secure the CT
lagement OF the locks OF the Erie and OJwego canals
to size sufficient pass sells adequate TO tho defence
of the Northern and Northwestern lakes, pursuant 20
the provisions of an act Of the Legislature Of New York.
passed April "a 1862 This work accomplished, vessels
70 powerful than the Monitor could pass from New
York TO Like Erie and Oaiaro, or from the lakes to
NewYork, or from either lake to the other, during the
season of navigation.
The immense national interests involved in the mill
airy possession of these waters be secured In no
other mode at so small eost Of time and monsy. We
regard it not exrsvagAn 10 assert that Il the propts ID
work were accomplished, dttnpt wJHid be made 20
oysst the control of the ersa, lakes from national
ooysTnmeR,. The equality OF access TO them which was
desgced TO be secured by treaty with Great Britain,
has been wholly destroyed by the construction of the
Canadian csras and We are no. permitted to build and
maintain gar vessels upon the lakes The superiority OF
our commercial interests ever those OF our neighbos
but Increases the danger Of sudden attack and is no de-
fence whatever. We have no impeachment to tfr II,
during the feason Of navigation rect of British gun.
53d.s from the Atlantic shall propose to ke possession
OF the entire chain OF lakes and connecting rivera
long line OF aourshng cities and villages can thus DO
laid under contribution or be destroyed while ccm'
axcaadpc in VAiua forayn trade OF tl
tUn is either suspended OF slis prey TO our ambitious
rival Is the part OF wisdom TO incur such risks No
other nation ever manifested such Indifference as vi
al interests or oysrWsening confidence in the preserv
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL k0AD
R2gE - Ea6
sUaMER ARRANGEMENTS.

ON aad Asr-k hs1Jay Nay Is n
~ Tho Msf1 md Passenger Ttaino,
VIII leave 'Riehnsnd for GordonIyis, ohsrCtessae and
etsunton daily Il p connecting st tho Orange and hltE
s1dii RSosd pEsengsr train VI Charlottesville foE LypehSurg
BeSSsrs Bgssatas ed l.sAsaIr Rse! Ne hie ta si n
wssk leaving taaAtaa fssdsys aud Saturdays, and
J,ekson'r River on Mondays, Wednesdays nd FhdlyL
Hsrnan Brovn's Stage Lane for Lexington connects With
the mall and leaves essnton, Mondays, WedresdAys
49, .ycss tli cs.hn rrsd,va. Thrrrisy, and ts'rr.
E..on ana vorap4nyI s.Ass Ins ios White eaDe
LeSseurr H.. coanscs 9Th thL IRAN fucsdfs Thuf'
day. and Saturday, - - -.
TIE regular Thtcdgh Freight for Gordoniys h1d oH VIZ
q ,hsse law Ae1Ond tAE 90 trs5sy svS
TsrIdsyi .rrf,s, MOI hS Sd. rss Akea asdsY Wy
nssdaJt and phdsys
Regular Way freight eordons,is and points I.i,.
NAV II v. D wMTooHs
asus-al supehntsndsnt
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IKE ROBBERS.

TIE Memphis App:di saws tie following is an eIsc
copy Of 4 letter found few DAYS since upon the BATH
isld at Pennington, near Co,inth which left Oehin
oy the su,hor in his swift ght from the Of con
ct lie contents serve to show the spirit BY which th
grarsn hordes of the North ae!used 10 wagng iii
var zpon U.s. The original Of the letter is 10 the hand
Of the edit Of the appeal:
H.pBURG, TESS., April %, 1862.
w DKAR SUE Wrsts % ycu lev days siuce.-
Fearing however that hAs besn Giscarrcd or inter
ceDted / Hrte agsin We are 81 ilis place. lad eIpec
20 move forward IN short time on OOrinth dstaIc
OF sixteen or eighteen miles. We expecting bsr
contested blte learn the rebels are in large force
Wei when that time comes up, We viii make the rebel
feel the weight aud power Of our steel | have sAl
many OF the natives OF this country. They present
ro be gone look They lock he they never had an.
advantages of an education. noticed some Of the NO
meu1 dresses You oug1t TO be here to take one gaz
Al their huge appearance. Their hoops are made o
grape vine Gna ne cak splits. feel sorry Tor tn
Door, ignorant things ~el we will teach thop, in
lev dave. how to 90 w,hoa: White o. aud grape yin
aoous Taey ave now the same IS corGleret aud on
more bloS and the coun ~ IS ours. HATE NyTE o.
A FINE SITUATION, ard how happy will live, WHES ~
Grr orr sourAERs RoNE WHEy Wa GET PossEssros o.
rHe LAND. WE CAN MAKE THE MEN RAISE COTTON
AND CORN, AND THE WOMEN CAN ACT IN TIL
CAPACITY OF DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Ths Wonet
are very ignorant-only grade above the negro. sn'
"a CAS- iI,x LIGE GISd5 Nv love TO All the neghbors
"a s the aui.drsu Tor me- srd tell them pa will com
back agsil. kiieU - dearest SUE.
JAWS DoSELr
Mrs. sue Doney, Mount vernon, ia
Be- the pohtsussE o. NJ. Allen.
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Tex WoNES OF TIE ScUrH.-The Atjutant Of Color !.
horg4n's Regiment Gorton Miles las furnished the
Knoxville IsgistsY vita lengthy asco4nt of horsans
recent trip into Tennessee and Kentucky, concluding his
narrative as follows
And nov, having labored through the recital Of 80
much of our rather exciting adventure, let me n:on
few incidents Of devoted patriotism and heroism
hbited by our lady friends along the route At Law
reucehurg and Pulaski greeted with the vii iest
demonstrations of Joy hand-ereoefJ ~e.e Sased from
windows by fair hands boquets II thick end fast upon
U.s. Some came out to shake hands with the boys while
Others with very commendsble forethough, came with
their servants bearing huge Of provisions, &c-
At Lebanon also we're received much after the same
cordial fashion aDd Ehen on the oh insta nt the light
vas raging hottest and missiles Of destruction were ~
ing in evegy direction 6reye Wonen game OF. on the
street to ssely ~ on exposing themselves TO danger
With much cooness ana noncfsiinc as id our own
brave boys One little bright eyed lad thrn
ten years of age, rushed out into tie thickest OF
tie fight, snatched up quo, and resting it upon
fence sent its contents shny through the brain OF
% approaching Yankee. Brave, noble boy The nett
moment he had paid the forfeit of his daring with
own precious hfe We saw him lay with bis bright, sun-
locks stained with bis warm and heeyes that
had l4shed ortb defiance, now locked b!auk up rto
heaven. D6es not the Olood Of ct nnc lent martyrs
cry aloud for yeng ar And stall not the day Of
reckoning be terrible enc for enemies2 At Gas.
gov Ky, Miss - one Of kentuckys fairest daugh.
fsrs, beams 90 0yerpOvered With her emotions when
she found o4t who We were she fapcd several tiqes -
Another, the wife OF Judge -, shoutC aud capped
br hands together with such yClaIce to make them
Iced.
God b'ess Ihe psble yGpap Of the South Every one
we met upon march deserves particular MENTION but
cur lin ted tmJ and space forbid and must content
ourselves by saying tia: nowhere did we look in vain Tor
bright smiles Of approval and welcome. and nowhere
did any one hesitate sacrifice personal convenience In
order 70 make comfortable and happy possible.
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AN APPRAL E0 TIIE LApIKs IN THE

MANY cfoar brave father husbasds l1
VI city nrsplsAs and wounded my ofther
DC Frpgel " he ctEe9s ert a. the demand
upon them I'VE ads IA the co7ny adiaeat the rail-
gads canals and reque'tei 70 SEND oy pas
rfs al the eutern', tables, AID other is
oid r bile Tor The sick snd wOunsed they Blair
Su De re De cot for al tuch S.cs AID AL
them Wl be promptly distributed ne the ddere9t no
HAS All teni VII prepaJ the freight and be paro-
ur 10 marx the Pse'agr label FOR the Sick and Wound
al ia4
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vi EST JOHNSTON.

l45 Main Stree,
Il ave recently pailthed-
ANalu, Of asy surgcry the Of sir IN the
Confederate States Army, Sn OF re sules Nn
TIA ions Ned cal Depsl o. che Coofe1 SAteg Ar
ny BY Julian Chson Il Pro -ge In tie Med
College ofSo7 C-rD inA Ia the Cnfede States
army Second Edion, revised and Improved; ,e tS b. uS
postage paid s. %. WIS. \ JOHNSTON,
"a Publ shers, Richmond, Va.
WANTED INN FDIA'~RLY - seerri;s 70 complete
w aCvAi COMPANY in seas Ma Ion Of Partisan Kan.
gers $50 bout fsuodsSnce, qaarrs ULifor free.
once, Palmetto House. - AID dan streets
JwisI HIBl
jI-2' R,cuiiiag oGi;er.
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OFFICE or IEsEElfoS OP HOSPITALS.
RiCHNOAE Jule 4th 1852.

Ii wounded ,bcsus sold ets resdug prI-
y residences. 10 n city, peass furnish hs once
cir ., rArk, regiment ard Company.
Thev ul e1afer f4vos upon their frign doing
dsr - have speedily possible fun list ofu8
ed nov Ia tbs ely. v sOaREL,
irt-lU surF And Of Hosp
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R,iAsOSD May s (, lse2,
GENERA 0RDEB,
-

Tue pf many ersors propong TO rss e6aPanie',
k for service IN the sliA st4te Line. mnandet ~ MAJ
General lloyd has sit Win the Al iuAn Gen
the s.Ete The auihory do not Forwarded -
"a u.s. be Rad the oce Of the Ad!ltant Gene al
Virginia ., Hrhmond
2 per whom .ush Lor; given hereby
tued recruit ilg aId mastering cneeTs foF said se,ss
g such officers l and into rylse iIme iA'ey
after their eul pc lst The N s
and uuered will be entitled IN eommutsion OF rAon e
Of seventy sys cents day. until rat,rs be fer
nISh % Iht a IN 4i-c.
The poias general ends the loop - his
are Hythe s wythe county Virgin and Geo ison, Nas
county, VI gni, To ihess p tny will At a
after they have beH apd red and IN such ubes
be - he IsTuluEg ofcer Transportation will b.
urn shed the the ihcae OF the uing that
have been sworn and mustered into service.
s. Re ratiag stat will be opened following placer
Elchmcnd, Pc Sbarg Lynchbug, ssunton Onion Monroe
cOaLty vrsna IlncaSte COarotteJv FaFmvle Alnlle,
Carol county.
By order 3D. Gen JOHN D. FLOYD,
Command 1g vrg MIA g. late Line.
VIZ PErrriA a. A q.
June g-lE
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RIOYn,S nIVIrrnN

AN authorized by Major Gen Hovd Regiment In.
fiBrto orn Of the state Iile under ths act Of the
I,n nd AsSs tby, pss FL Mag IS 'sGl
Tns horty permits vnuntsers
hoi within the Of the Act Congress as
zoe Couophon Law viz pc'on5 The age 80 ami und
ls ant s1eh exempted By the Act Of Dor grtIL
Uadsr this authority solicit the the OF officers
the Line have mi Ion 10 eng companies for this service.
Ny address B kichnond WM. sUNPOSn.
Ie2- II Lieu. 18th a
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ysJ,RgN thou PEI from tbs corner of2sn aud Grace
Iretts JUns is: abtl' s,eloct, Pm, s5rrei norse,
branded the len Ihorlier With hnentI IN SD
jis l Egs, Apd Sra o'tT coat Any ttfOfn alton
% the r,cotey Of the above p perry, y Info EaIt vii ~
.llyc
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ton Of parhc relations With the only Power with which
Il was liable to serious differences. Recent events have
shown how readily, and without notice, war CLOUDS may
obscure the hozon Should not profit by the lesson
and be prepared for dangers that are always Impending
while so considerable portion Of the continent owns
European sway?
The national government has expended large sums for
the defence of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts The inter-
ests Of the North and West equally entitled 10 sucn
protection and 1t ia respectfully submitted that ny he
adoption OF the in question, cur inland frontiers
Is amply defended and commerce OF nestimab!e value
to our Atlantic States and cities secured from hostile IN
tsrrupuon
10. sEsAR PLAYED oUr-ALLEGED UsIoS MEETING IN
PORTSMOUTH.
A Norfolk letter in the New York Herald, dated %
ult says:
Appearance here TO dAbble in the distribution OF what
little federal patronage there is. am warranted IN
saving that Of all men, Mr. Segr is the most unfortu-
nate selection for such mission that could be mace,
and the movement must be regarded as one questionable
in policy Mr. Segar does not in any manner represent
the people Of this district be 10 extremely Unpopular
here His appearance is uncalled for, ana cannot ou
prove mschievous. His interference at thifume will
awaken much bitterness Of feeling, and he cannot by
auy possibility be of any benefit to any one in command
| here He can only manage TO make mess. OF every
thing in this quarter, and he had better stay away ne
hos no influence for good but can contriVe to give
| good deal Of trouble.
Not .ithstandiug the ncemency Of the weather, an
enthusiastic UBon meeting held in Portsmouth last
evening In which some eight hundred citizens Of that
place participated. Resolutions were passed recognizing
the supremacy of the federal government aud declaring
that Portsmouth would at once return to her allegiance
The best feeling was manfeseo there vas no excite
meut but a calm determination Of people TO declare
themselves free from the reign Of terror which has SO
long relgBed over them The meeting was designed 10
instruct the CITY authorities that they must signify TO the
Military Govsr9or that Portsmouth wished to be consd
cred in the Union, anS tseS % nGt 9loT the sugges
tons so emphaticAy placed befsIe then lag: eFening
| thew will undoubtedly be summsrly depoea. Ports
mouth has always been Union in sentiment, but che bai
been overawed and to-day suffers most severely fer the
folly of her neiglbors There is dawn OF better day
oeioa be- the authorities here having determined To
show all lie cons dessG Il 'hN'r mower to the suffering
city, and she will dOnh,lsss PROM ~ TIE :.4sI ae's OIL
The o.t. 81 allegiance has been administered to somt
eighteen hunqFsd kerss : his cy within the past tel
| days.
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- Any PERSON MAXING M

- ANY PERSON HAVING IN
81 iornAuoa where Lieut. MO OLSON, Of Noble ROC
ID city, MAJ be foGld iii ernfer favor
his thea BY norm ng the Go Woodbridge Ie-lt
FOR THE INFORMATION
49, ofh, rerds please state IN the Wing thA re n,dT
Meha Hood a Whit co.. Ga, i5anl the battle n,j
sunday and interrei. ieI-u
WANT ED.-Iuiormation Of Ri. hard
49, v. Davis and Refer; BAlv Of Capt bAnneJ Co.
1 V Rsp meut They undet IA slbtAh. Any
k1oving tir where ahUlu vii confer
ti-1ts a BONE
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WASTUD.-ossInss Makers and oarpsn!er.; 49,
jt2--A Governor sHSst,
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TACHINERY FOR SALE.
TWO Wsod Plainirg Machines
IL Iron Drill PresI
/ pr Iron shelu
] Iron side Lathe
Also, few BuoseYe Relpes and Aoweu7esers celebrated
Thveiheis and ClCsaen
We no, manufacturing the above machine, present. aad
those in want had better apply soon.
mla3-d3k.3E " CALDWELL co
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Postage stamps, 10 any quantity, can be had upon ap
PGssa0O 81 he counting EOQn Of The Wing.
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LAND FOR SALE
Farm NsAR LYNCanUas FOa sA.,

MY fam In Bedford county aboa; niles fra I,n.h.
vi burg c1ntanng abou 3i5 seres with the stop Ias "
wheat, corn, oAU tcg ther With the n
cattle hogs f,rmiag nss ke Is for sale priv IL Mi
In reKt told that time, Il mar BE- Cner At
public sale
Ths goi oppo 4uny getting l-ndJ Of superior
10 excel ns2hborh cd convenient 10 chu. n ST oo
The land 10 the most fer lie rsl,n VI the Pednon valley aud
ed for sale for the purpose Of changing the iy,reat
Apply TO 4. ALkXAsDLk,
! nLs-elas Lynehhwg Va
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e NnTECE.

TUNHg Capital Stick Of the E,ed1oEt RGroIq npany
ing been ell taken by the Echmo. and DGnvz iroAd
Company nd Others dered by them and tbs GOyeTlt. g"
tie Confederate tates that he work Of runiion should be
menced and compile as speedily a. possible
Some delay being otherwise for tie Comrsny
he organized n the lac uo:e Is hereby given all
having hAld. Lire thu enpoymsn he obtained 'r
.lt Railroad npsnJ Is orsanT which expected 70
about thirty of from his tIe al n p.s.Cn.
Richmond ani Dany compspy or vita yreSsr er-rh ID
Joas fp0yDs ofthe Blreo gwho arho &c ie PRO-
ybons cement fos The enploymsnt Or sael hands 20 ih
put, oss. LEWIS I BABsiT,
President Old r h
eR-wLg, Dispatch, Lynchbug Republican Dsnvtle ard
Grensb,rN O. papers viii publish Tor 10 days. ssnd
70 this once. l.. T. IL,
maiO-2Ot President r. and D r. X On.
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VALUABLE rsrATS or 725 ACRES, on
James oliver, In GooehIaad Couuty, ad-
joining tho County Courthouse, for sale. Al the
reqles OF Dr. Jno Mers (Fhole feeble health prevents his y
aterton b1sine So offer sll the
located above which the sad Morris redes contain
5 of which ~ Acres JsB River Low grosnis 81
best O. .tf 80 acres o. Beaver Dam Flat equal an $3.50
fat The balance Of the tract OF excellent 81, tbs
usual Of thpt section Tee ampe supply Of timber
wood for tbs Of the place. This the
estate ample f.r the use Of such fGrc.
Pc opposed purchase respectfully requested 10 view
the place
For luther pa teulsrs, applyto.
mals- elm GoDDN 4 ApPERsoN, Auets.
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ARD OIL 10 bbh Lard on Just ha,d and TO- sale ~
/ an ri PEfERs IN 4 CO. -Druggas.
REFORMATION WANTRD.-J g. Mcmillan, .ofihe
L c)unty Of Ra FAX va member Of Company q, Oh Ag
emit Va ayalry lef amp about me loh Apr last
70 10 70 the Hos 1a rdoI se ADD has beer heard
from ,pee Any inform ,tlon eoncsning na WI &c hAnH
r'S $780, - the unfa'sf'd' HANGS IVA.
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mANCHRsTRR COTTON AND Wool MAN.
UPACTU ING COMPANY

NSBmATs yIleSF!EE JE, res BEEN spp i1ted By the
WI foad OF Directors temporary AZ u! Of eaups1J, 70
&C. as 50 H. the heath OF Me- ,m H. Powers Is retired
AID he abs 10 TIE duties OF tie Ag ncy
.E-ls ALFRED HARRIs, Pres'delt
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REMOVAL.

TlIHE e0yernrent hAyr wave HOgse for Hfita
have loyed TO ie store ty occupied by siups
Mile, No ls VAln sire where Igie lads
call The bsInce Of will be loid 90 Il
and invite lIr.e purchasers 10 exs ns the stock.
June8 BALDWIN WILLIAM.