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A Card to Merchants.
Wholesale DryG GODS

BALTIMORE, March Is, / SCI,
WTE beg to call the attention Of Merchants to
w our LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
For the SPRING TRADE at prices which cannot fail
to give satisfaction.
We are prepared to offer the best assortment we
have ever had AMI It will be to tile interest OF buy
er5 to examine our Stock before purchasing any
thing in our line.
GEO. w. HOWARD & CO.,
35l Baltimore ST., and 81 German ST..
mlI3l-jmS BALTIMORE. Mn.
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The Confessions and Experience Of
an InVa1j6

Published for the benefit and us warning aud
caution to young men wlls suffer from Nervous de-
bility, Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the same
time the means of selECnrc. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. By enclosing Il
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lyd&w
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RB" TAKE NoTrCE-Every person is in-
terested in knowing where to get Lindscy's
Blood Searcher, the best in the world, also
Bmrhave's Holland Bitters, Kenncdy's
Medical Discovery, DR., G. W. Roback's
Blood Purifier and Pills, Binninger's
London Dock Gin, E. Arnold & Co.'S. Gel
cbrated Stomach Bittcrs, Iostctter's Stom-
ach Bittcrs, HooRaud's German Bitters,
Wo!fe's Aromatic Schn"Pps, Sanford's
Liver IuvigOrator, Brentliugcr's Fluid En-
tract of Sarsnparilln and Dandelion, Bn.
ker & Cos. Medicinal Transparent Cod
Liver Oil, Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
Hollaway's Genuine Arnicn Plasters Tor
pains or weakness in the side, back or
limbs, Torsha's Alternative Balm, balm for
every wound, for instance, and external
use, Railways Ready !Rolief, Perry Davis's
Pain Killer, Mexican Mustang Liniment
Tobias Venetian Liniment, Lindscy's Blood
Seorcher, Sir james Clnrks' Female Peri
Odicol Pills, Klett's WEm Destroying SUI
gar Plums, Frey's Vcrmifugc, Hobcnsack's
Worm Syrup, Dryan's Tnsteles Vermifuge,
b. T. Babbitt's Celebrated No. l, Soap
Powder or Washing without labor, Bah
bits Concentrated Potash and Conccntrn-
ted Lye for making Soap, White Wash
Brushes, Paint Brushes, Scrubbing Brush
es, Silver Sand, Bath Brick, Corn Starch,
COxes Gelatine, Bermuda Arrow Roots,
Bishoprick's Baking Powder.
Prescriptions filled at all hours by READ
L KRAFT, Centre Wheeling DRUG STORE.
BB@THE LADIES will find at T. H. LOGAN
& Co.'S, No. Al Main street, an elegant and
fresh assortment of PerrUmery, lair Brush
es, POmades, Toilet -4rticles and Notions.
TUE GENTLEMEN will find at the same
place, everything necessary for gentle
mans toilet, except wearing apparel!
GREAT ENTHUSIASM ON 'HEMsTREErr'-
This elegant preparation for the hair sur
passes all similar preparations. 1t dnrkens
the hair, makes it soft aud glossy, but not
greasy. Ask your neighbors about it'll
Price 81 per bottle.
1T IS a CRIME to suffer your children to
cough nll night, when they can be relieved
by a few teNspoonsful of DR.. Chgpmans
UOGrhOuRd BdLSdm.
"HEIMsrExr" is not on the maps, but
you can find it by calling at T. Il. LOGAN
& Co.'s, No. At Main street, near Quincy,
where you can purchase, also, Mt. low rates,
Medicines. Notions, Scrubbing Brushes,
Housekeeping Articles, Spices, &c:
OBSERVE THE SIGN of the GOLDEN Nor
TAR, over the Main street door.
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NOTTNE-

Poland Oats for Seed.
DRYCR 4 FROST, 81 { . Nam st.. have 500 bus
of these very superior Oats for sale, weighing
a lbs to the busheL Price Soc
Also, Agents for L.andreth's Garden Seeds freslI
from their seed farm. Also 800 bush. new Orchard
Grass Seed, just received from st. Louis. mh7
NAILS.-I00 kegs assorted Wheeling Nails, in
IN store and for sale by laP16I NJ. REILLY.
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HENRY o. OFT. sAM'L LAUGnL1N.
HENRY o. OFT & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Tobacco, Cigars, &c. &c.

No. 30 Monroe Street,
Wheeling, Va.
In Gtc room formerly occupied by LdughliRs d Bush
field, DrUggiSts.
TIlIE attention of Merchants and Suffers is partc-
i ularly requested to Stock whic has Just
heen purchased Of fir hands, and is now being duly
received from Louisville and baltimore. None but
the best brands have been purchased and feel con-
tident Of being able to satisfy all custOmerSin
QUALITY AND PRICE.
g. BAKER, late of Baker & Wright's having
been engaged by us, will be pleased to see all his
old customers. mI2I-Gm
QUARTEIs-IASTERG GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON City, March 2s, 1862.
TINHE Quarter masters Department will pay for no
i army supplies purchased by any one not an OH.
of the Department duly authorized make such
purchases, in accordance with the Regulations of
the Army.
by order OF tho Secretary of War.
NJ. c. MEIGS,
Hpl-eod3w Or. NJ. General.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re-
storative.
This article is too well known to need recommen-
tlatiOn. 1t is not yO, but restores gray hair to
its original color, and keeps the hair healthy, SOFT
and beautiful. Sold at the Medicine Depot, 2O2
broadway, NY. apl4.1m
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w-R READER, you can have enduring, always
ready, and reliable GoLD Pen, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If you
want it, see 1.-THE Pen Is Alightler than the Sword"
in another column. ml.oj
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laaIlg guttlligeuter
Tuesday MORNING, April %, 1852.
Notice to Mail Subscribers.

We wish oar friends who are sending us
subscriptions by mail, for less than year
to cut out and bear in mind this tariff of
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EXECUTOR,s sALE.
VALUABLEHOTETFoRsA7

9S3 By virtue OF the power vested in me as Exec
~ 1tor Of the last will and testament of William
Miller, deceased, will offer for SALE on the
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Board of Health.

y ErnRT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF TIE
l y - City Of Wheeling. for the month Of March,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
.gbeObio,. .Gtatess.5rl1,l s.5l1l d,


", ~ yvAt. !. 90 90
Wr,I Observation-Disclosures, ,..3..... 3 90
"''AS' per year '...s......s......".s... 100 Z
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.asavasa m H w iar I'0" ]
AAlRDW A!lIREll STORE: r.
sHtos isd' saidGE-A-s-alroa s.l % osso !
''"Oio2 JUST RECEIVED BY '''
VIM. "a. GILL,
No. so North High Street
slH EN- oida ilgauid fIl9'J N 3a.I
One OF tho LafgesfGnd Best Selected Assert
1euaa or 1,
Hardware
"a EVER OFFERED IN THIS oITr
tsgf ayiff .-- 1900 $40
House Builders Furnishings
OF EVERY srYLH, AND QUALIFY
French q &AmerIcan
Fe ay .i arftNhsr SEQ ~ 10 tii ~
Window GLASS
p PAINTS GROUND IN OIL,
and put up 10 half pound cans for family use, and Dry
Brushes Of every variety & quality
a. - A Splendid Assortment Of 1
MACl4INISTS TOOLS.
CARRIAGE MATERIALS
AXES GRINDsToNEs, 80.
GUNS. PISTOLS, SHOT, &c
10" tsaal FISHING TACKLE.
f4ib liaos .32 aL .2 -.L!,
II , ,iaisr ROPE 4 coRDAGE
.a7HLEATHER AND INDIA RUBBER.
I. /. ' BETTING.
WEDGES, MAULs, PUMPS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
scYTHEs, &C.,
M SCALES, BELLS, CHAINS
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Icecaly invite the attention Of all Interested to m,
'tOck Pocket and Table Cutlery, and
SILVER PLATED FORKS, r
Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons,
Butter Knives, &c..
oil aoGERRs q BROS. Manufacture, warranted to b.
sxtraheavy, Electro Plated, on genuine Albatta,
Country Merchants Mechanics, and OherB are invited
call and examine my Stock as I am prepared to sell
Wholesale and Retail. WIN. A. GILL.
Columbus, Ohio, Nay 8, 1860. src
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
Court of Franklin Coun-
l.s ty, Ohio. ,.. + 4. /.
Gilbert l.. Thompsonl ,f.ts ot4osf
against c,y
Farley L.. Hewlett and SNh A0uVn
Augustus Leisner.

Gilbert h.. ThomPsonl 1854 sesi Is res
against I c,., 49,,
Farley l.. Hewlett and Wv" A0uOn' eh aH
Augustus Leisner. j ,tr a.rtr t.-.,-.a
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO
IN Farley L. uowlett, Of the State OF Missouri that
Gilbert u. Thonips a, OF the county OF franklin the
State Of Ohio did, On the Cd day OF January, A. ID.
1909, he his petition IN the Superior Court Of franklin
county, Ohio, againpt she said Farley L. Hewlett and
Augustus Lener defenGSnts setting FORTH that on the
5th day Of January, A. D. 1885, said Hewlett made
written agreement with said Thompson to veyo him
lot Nc. % IN the town OF Lockhourne, In said county,
upon the payment OF Ay dollars, TO be paid ten dol
lars In hand twenty dollars In one year, and twenty
dollars 10 two years from date, with interest st said
vas compelled to pay and did pay the balance to one
Joseph Brantner upon garnishee process issued by
P, Harrison, Justice Of the Peace In sald county, In
an action BY said Brantner against said Howiett thl
said Hewlett has wholly neglected and refused to
yey said lot to the plaintiff, according to said agree
ment. And said petition further sets forth that the plain
til made agreement with the defendant Leitner the
10th day Of July 1861 whereby the plaintiff transferred
and delivered 70 him the title bond Of said owiett and
In consderalon thereof the said Leltner conveyed to
the plaintiff the N. half OF the 8. w quarter o. Sec.
q, 80, r. J, B. Of 5,h P. n yoontaining eighty acres
Of land in Reynolds county, Missouri; that said Lett
ler had not good and sufficient title 70 said land, and
The prayer OF said petition Il that SAID agreement
with said Leitner be rescinaed and that sa Ietncr b
ordered to 70 deliver to plaintiff said title bond, aud
that said Howlettbe ordered 70 convey % plaintiff said
lot No. q m Lockbourne. and for other relief. ~
The said Farley L. Howlett is notined that he re
he third Saturday after the 7th day Of February next
Dated this % day Of January, 1853.
8. W, ANDREWS
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III For further Information and Through Tickets.
apply @ M hDoHHRrK, TicketAsents Union Depot
III gTIi y IL. W. sTRAphR, G
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
JNo. W. D0HERTY,
Agent, Columbus
'F AsOH M E.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

vyERx srXLHsaE srRaPED oLoTm
vssHAWkA, anew deslgnHa a % 0o@-valho IS 90, u
lrs1sh Nerinos q alus 81 e,s ayard. .s y,
"'V" " cehts-Fains ~ O yard.
Balm & son, n A W
octle No. - South Hish Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

And testimonials, new, and almost without numbey
might be given from ladies ad gentlemen in ali eTade
Of society, whose united testimony none could resist
that Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore The bald
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth to old age
In all Its youthful beauty.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

@ the nation and who are using slavery to strengthen
ner military power be destroyed thst the nation may
.hf msef This step has been deliberately taken by
s"Y Executiye, and is In the nature OF military
fder, having effect in States and parts Of States in
lnsurrecton, and ts intention is to aid in putting
down the insurrection and preventing its
As war measure II is wisely adapted to the object.
M. dutcns spoke OF the strength OF slavery under
our policy heretofore to the rebels This measure win
weaken the rebels and strengthen the government. The
repels Tear this proclamation he had watched too long
and bad too much faith in the teachings Of the
doubt the success Of this grand scheme which at the
termination OF the war would restore freedom
and peace % a continent nobly save the last best
hope Of earth--the republic OF the United States.
hoMENzFs, (Cnien) OF KY, replying, said he was IN
the habit OF regarding the enemies the
heriends OF The constitution He understood the gen
tcman from Ohio (slr Hutchifs) to BIO opposed TO tie
Union as II was. No doubt the assigned by
for the recent defeats Of the republicans satisfactory
TO the gentleman himself but no (Ar. Men2es) would
tell them that these disasters to that party atri-
btabe 10 the abolition programme OF the President
his PARTY He understood the democratic party Of the
North to stand fairly and squarely against secession and
its offspring, rebellion. u powerful for the
SUPP ression of the rebellion than the republican par
because 1t insists the support Of the constitution IL
thc Crtenden propositions had been adopted the country
m1ua nave lost nothing nor would the republican
otei y equal to the injury now apparent and
inevitable from the failure adopt them. Mr. Nenzes
recspituiaed the measures adopted by the republicans
the abolition OF slavery and the Conscaon act,
~nn hr saf we're shocking to the civilization Of the age
me course OF the administration ia Illegally mprisOnDg
citzeis IN northern prisons had given the
peon Increased Confidence OF The
uohs however, Wore more appalling to the reb than
anything that could happen because free pcple who
VIII not submit to the tyranny Washington viii nnt
submit 10 the overthrow OF the constitution by the rebels
In concusion he earnestly feprcbated the guilty leaders
In the rebellion while ut the he insisted that
the apoonsts had done great mischief and retarded M
suppression
The Committee then rose and the House adjourned to
Monday. e
The New York herald., 1862-12-12

ing - from the shy. IN ugM af sw s-gses only tey our
wtes frsa 0sw oosgs, army W q nssH0sea ava FsU
ltssaad nsc, fcsfsxd vass All rOca before and arssd
No man knew the day wosld pass without the com
psepcement Of business that might preny emu ~ tno
assault sack conagTstlon OF the own-wofds Mon
do care To define aud vvify by analysis and 90
tail THIS lasted for months; and when We remainder ~
we cannot refrain from wonder. while recoLecting the
ago and composre amounting almost to indifference,
with which this population supported 1t. Few would DO
heye in defeat and still fewer were frightened. INT
noble confidence In God and the Of the South Was
well rewarded Far day that vda hoa dissolve
Ike a cloud tcfore The shack Of hiHdcr A bieeiiag,
rane.d mass ercehin9 for cfsy Ia q rner of ne rter
uas all thai hess ts spLsdid wsiayy
array OF he Our danger had gone like an evil dream
nightmare and those who akened in security might
pafdoned for beey ing that il could return. IL
requires effort brace he for similar and
perhaps terrible ordeal Let hope tnat those
who able 10 confront death with dignity
again hook with steady glance the direiu phantom
with which they then gained acquaintance and have ssl
the hand OF iroR 10 grasp the hand OF bone
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
S HIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC YoRK-rnIs DAY.
Sun Risys ......... II MOON 10 IL
sun SETS 50 HIGH WATER. Il IL
Port OF New York, December IL. 1864.
CLEARED.


CLEARED.
Steamship Ocean Queen, Tinklepaugh, Aspnwa-D
Ship conqueror, Boutelle, Liyerpool-walsh carvef
ship Pyramid, Sleeper, Montevideo and Bucnos Ayres
Bark Armora (Aust) Begna, Marsei,les-Beatier De
yertu
Bark R@sbessa. @ Goddard, Cadz-Baeon 4 Russell.
Bal Bal Ella In, Clark Saps as ys,ie-E or0cker
Brig Laura lBr), Penchard Qu.en,town-Geo Bulley
Brig Rothsay lBr), Parker st Thomas-Roche cofrey
rs Brs JOSIAH ssns ss sans snpss naSsSa Ssw rsan.
shr sshr shelS ms crogks IazaMseaf Duncan
schr Anna Z Glover Jackson, New orlcansJohn Mar.
ssshr Sea Ranger Hinesey: Port Roys-Andfsw Nash.
sehr Colnelia warihman Washinston-BaLer { Dayton.
esh schr rnnis Depcw Edmonds, Baltimore-van Brunt 4
sshr sshr Ann A, , Cole, saliimqremMerri 4 abbott.
paSss osR; %S'sh' hs;'ssys abbot
SKI $s $f'psss;: ;; IsTsI bassss@s Levi. 4co.
seSr y n steele Hail, rroyIaeelswa! Ne'.
osp sa a E'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kans.roo gr. ye,ysy g LvsrDoo Nov "a via
G a hense M ns s ~ % lon sG to- @ 3 80 on sss $ b
@ "r % 3 4 ,s e 81 q d passed snip s
fh i6n
ship Exchange lot Ba,h), Cheney Liverpool Sept 26 with
salt, % Duncan Kenney Has had strong NV gales and
Bremen shig Helene Rasehcn, Bremen cnihaven
shp s. NsIks colley, Alexandria with sick and wounded
Bark Acme Campbell, Vera Cruz. Nov 20 wit, cotton to
house sen. Ieas and picked head board with
ws go s s. sa Z dss a
sn as ss @ wesSs Be
Bark vcorine tof southport Jones' Alexandria Va Is
days ss,n in = ballast ito to Wskea,an, Dimsn &C.,
to e' l" spSsa swSis i a with co"
ss s sss,
sass s ssaw ass y % Say % s %aass D part
Sgy - wsGr ana Grdna Key = ass with sa 70 heas
days with sugar, D Brookman Co. 7ti inst Ia, 81
lon s m ase susa,s o. drift su such boxes o.
and sa picket III r boxes OF bread are wye
baby from the same vessel reported by the Acme
Brig beisware Curtis Gardiner. Me, 10 days. with um.
1 Nsy nsa4 ss Mss Nov ~ aud
o nS has s LIN s's ssrs y
schr Helen, Goodwin posonoke, days.
schr George Washington, steelmsn. Pauturent
SSr SSr RS kiehard asrHai @ smith, smith fr4lssPSsl rssaes
Steamer wunescnmet Rcnison, Boston for Fortress Mon
BELOW.
ShpJ Boynton, fiou,'Llverpoo.
Ship Jenny Lind, from Alexandria, Va. Barks Teresa,
from 81 Thonas Columbus (Brcmr Geres. fron Hamburg
Oct IA: Dnquesne from -.
ship Helene (Brcm)-Both BY pilo, W II As,iuwau
Bark Atlantic tBrcfnl. firm Hamburg
Bark Columbus tBrem) from Bremen
One ship and one brig. unknown.
SAILED.
lNh-Ships Garibald Crowell Lawrence, Hamlet, A.
fred (BT) Canvass Back, Elwood Walter Thos Icerson
barks Anton Gunther tOllen), Augusta tNorwl Kanawha
Boina; Corlolan (Brem); brgs Soko fAus.) Mecol
law tpnich) schrs ATLANTIC Lady Bannerrnan Howard tBrl
Isaac Inciey Ida della Tore Dc Hart, Horace Staples
Josn PattorSon. ophar: also ship Jennie Beas with
horses FOR ten Banks expedition.
11th-Steamshps America, ana Ocean Queen. Aspnsalr
steamer Diamond State, Fortress Monroe and WASHINGTON
wind Al sunset SW.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
Miscellaneous.

The Philadelphia steamers via Delaware aud Rarian Ca
nal have closed for the sccoun, of the ice.
BARK Lucy JouSsos johnson, from Philadelphia for
become total wreck.
Es,N Enstnl. before reported ashore o, Sctuae,
The shrs Moec aud Triunrn arrived Foslon We
Htrerrt prevons 70 her sci,sis o.
scnr Iowa. Of Boston lsns of Rocspori sh
remains were sod At auction on Tuesday Tor SIG She
ScHR ashore Ggens Tsand has discharged
oa PInn I,S 'ef ''3 ''a was pr0'''s '0"ea
the night OF the 9th inst cut nrouh by and
ox . OsS 3 a w. tho 90 Yd % ssr
steam punps on board has gone to,her assistance
M ge GsslrsS s Cruz b. a..
Of Boston. the other ship. name not givea.
Ny S sTs p Ca r son. on .sa for
y sa1 sustained N sss ~ M and was
n sss ssss. ays s'
discharged cargo enaeavocd low or but wrSodi
as'%s her % ssqr IN sr ass 30"
The Ksngsc ts which arrived here FROM Shanghai sept
i wsica lost SowspSit asrs s.s Ia aud Si part
ana had ss quantity o. copper TORN s ok her
stern
HeSs Koye oc. 1.-THE Ia slaps sAmerlo.s !, plying
9icito and proceeds TO whanpoa imnedissly 70 dcck.
ssSs Tansa. sustained some INJURY sSns % n''s '' '''
Lvrrroor No~ a,--Th. silver Cloud apparently Ane.
rcan whansoonerl wAterogged, ana three dend bodies
In tho cabin prsed 2bth Of sept lat 80 lon 2s
Cambsy. whaling schr Silver Cloud OF Nsw Lcndpn.
last reported Aug 8, 10 lat Is 20 s. Ion s6ysEl
e,s L so S%c,s q q. srSn Nen soy sr,scs sssse
gale from Sw, and struck by sea carry
bulwarks fore aud sit, and doing other damages.
QrsYssrowr, Nov 2S-Put In. the Psrmes Flood from
New Orleans Liverpool lrasys and with sprung
spoken, xc.
gbip John Wells from Baltimore Boston, Dec s. on
Monsuk by pilot boat W II Aspinwsll).
Shin Ra npuw Kelley ~ days from Boston for Batavia
Sept AZ, 40 LAT, lon 25 " (by a vessel AZ Londonl
Ship Wild Ca,, morse FROM Liverpool for New orlcaus
shin Messenger Hooper, from Ruenos Ayres for Antwerp
Nov 70 fby . vessel at Falmouth, FL,
Ship Shakcare from London for Boston, Nov 70 lat ~,
bark 9Th II fOrespssil steering W, "" seen Nov
Brih Martha. f5r Philadelphia, or Non,auk Dec 10
Eorsiga Ports.
AsrwERr Nov 2s-Arr Dominica, Chisveui Nfork; Adler
Heinemaun, 10. :, 90
ANJIrR, Sept suPhs.ds by. Valeitv Dawes Boston Tor
N0rtheet Fireman, whampna for New fork ~, sprte,
PRICE,, Hong Kong for London; 81 Magenta dauyrin Foo
Nlork; ah Hartman. bnscling, shields Tor
Shauvhae. 9Th Nahnb Liverpool Tor ShaughRe ~
LOUIS Gardner kYoik for DO; Cora Munroe do Tor do;
Iek, Rogers, Boston tor siny.apgre,s, 80, -. a.. -
Bnsfoi tij Nov 2sArr Minnesota, Deshon, cronstadt
'"RRa 'Ren,aine. "Ir es,h Mallory Lester Tor Nvork.
RpIyAer Nov 26--Ar w " fuwnsend, ul. NYurk.
S.srsassvsS. Nov 2-sId CaledanA@ Horton Pbma Nth.
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 aoop BrILIlqsAD, so REAM, OR - %, 1900 -BU
"a siness Caras 20 cents tooo; Labels. 30 censs 100 Cir
taers Ks GENTS loo All kinds Rorf Job and Newspape
Printing equally low, ut H. nAW LEY new s'esm ptips
ins rsta simsnL Reade and Centre streetA
The New York herald., 1862-12-12
THE CAPTURE or. FREDERICKSBURG.
yCuNrNUED FROM FIRST PAGE


n camp and 80 0og recruiting service leave Of ab
sDcN guarding hospital and other stores and ab-
seaI without lesye--ieaving SOC, 600 combatants.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
cess, and under The immediate supervision Of .
skillful and scientific Pbvmscsutist.
DRAKR's PLANTATION BlTTERs,

cess, and under the immediate supervision Of .
skiful and scientific Pbynscsutist.
DRAKn's PLANTATION BlTTERs,
Oh
OLD IOMESTEAD TONIC.
are put up in Patent Bottles, representing .
Swiss cottage and are an ornament TO the side.
board. ........
SEA SICKNESS. Traveller BY railroad or
upon the inland rivers. whore the great change
Of water is such a proliAc cause OF incipsnt
disease like Bilious, Intermittent, Agus. and
Chill Fsvers, may feel n certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Bitefs.
The muddy water Of the Western rivers, hlled
with doonysd vegetable and animal matter, 10
quite sure 10 produce dlssase unless guarded
by an antidots, such ~ rs found In the Pian,a.
tion Bittsrs.
what is said os ths Plantation 0itssss
PHiLApRLpaiA, lst month, 10Th day, 1852.
ESTEEMED FRIHNp: Wit thou send me another
case Of Of thy Bittsrs. Nothing has proven so
beneficial or agreeable 10 my invalid wife and
myself, as the Plantation Bittsrs.
Thy friend. IsAAo HowLAND.
N. B.-The secret Of the immense sale of the
Plantation Bittsrs. 10 their tsstsd purity.
The 81. CrotX Rum asd every art,rle used, 10
warranted perfectly pure.
Be careful that every bottle tsars the fac.
simile signature Of the Proprlstors, P. q. DsAxs
q Co.. New York. rfai .ls-
brakes Plantation Blttsrs are sold by all
Druggists, 0rocsrs, Hotsls. and Restaurants.
?. q. pRAKs co..
90 10 -solat No. ?o1. Broadway,
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
An Artful villain aud RobAss,

By the name Of Marcus Hargroye, who Is a
regular New York thiof, has established him
Alley, and has been plying his profession for
several months past in our city, hs WAS ar:
rested on Saturday night last for robbery. and
Was let off on Monday by Jua.ice Water, on
The same night he met soldier on the Avenue,
near Sixth street. and by various arts and de.
vices succeeded in making the too willing vie
tim believe him to be his bost friend, and prom.
round by the canal, on the Island. In solitary
place, and with h conf derate, succeeded in
rohbing the man-one holding him whilc the
other hched his pocket book. The soldier
thinks he lost some six or seven dollars, The
villains then left HIM. lie gave information TO
the police, who, after u long search, found Har.
grove At place called Frogtown, at the foot Of
the Capitol, near the canal. He was taken be.
foro Justice Walter, who committed him TO jail
for a further hearing. The confederate es'
canad