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The New York herald., 1862-12-19
NEWS FROM THE RAPPAHANM0CK.
Burial Of tho Slain in the Battle
Of Saturday.
Interesting Statement OF o
Rebel Onlcer.
the ENEMYS WORKS IMPROBABLE.
Official Dispatches Of General Ice and
. General Stuart,
ass &s.. ~
Ne eNeMYS WORKS IMPREoNABiE.
HRABocAasxns, ARxY ov THE PoronAc, I
nec 1a-evanin0

HRABocAasxas, ARxY THE PoronAc,l
Dec. ls-Evening. :
Yesterday the ressls sent, under nas Of truce 70
Quest shss we wosld bury our dead burying party
accordingly went and continued their abors to-day
During the truce Colonel walton, Chief Of General
Lohes,rects artillery informed some Of officers that
the rebsl infantry force engaged General Summers
'front.' on Saturday only brgadss but that they
had arsc reserve near by. He said exhibited
the greatest bravery but he considered the rebel POSI-
t,on and that force Of Ave hundred the
saud men would find impossible carry the heights
the face Of their batteries.
The rebel loss small compared with ours, from the
fact that they were protected by stone wall and rife
r;s Our losses heretofore reported have bccn
s,dsraby decreased by arrivals Of sraggers In camp
The enemy took nearly eight hundred prisoners from
No a considerable portion OF whom absent from
hsr camps when we evacusted the south side Of the
river The prisoners taken on both sides have been
paroed.
II 10 stated that General Leo and General Longs.reet
oame down to-day and held conversation with some OF
our officers
The dag Of truoe was Withdrawn night after all our
dead were buried
Our Rappahsanock Correspondence.
LETT BAsK on rHs RAprAHAHsocK, Dec. 16, 1852
IN, Wounded Near Fredericksbury-Igeu Of the Weaker
Dur,no Their Remoret-Scenes IN The Hospitat-A
Surveon Kiliei-Pr0snation Of Nec coors 10 the Irish
Brigade, dc.
A au,e, along the lines again the report from the
army this morning
During all the day yesterday ambulance corps, with
large detail from the brigades were engaged In
ipp the wounded from fredericksburg and this coupled
with the fact that work tho railroad bridge had
Ceased led to the belief that forces were 10 be with
drawn and such proved TO be the fact for during
night our forces quietly withdrawn, and at daylight
the last OF them we're and the work taking up the
bridge commenced and was completed ~ short time.
The weather remarkably favorable for the move
ment of the army but very unavorabe for the wounded
Il being dark and cloudy until towards morning, when II
commenced raining hard aud the wind blew with great
force driving the under the flies which had been put
up for temporary shelter, blowing down many Of the
cents and dclugng those laid out in the open and in
MANY cases odng the tents in which the wounded we're
laying.
The scene at the hospital Of the second corps as the
rsn ceased this morning truly siekenng IN some
Of tho tents tLe water several inches deep and here
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
rosrsyss MONROE, Dec. II, 1888

FoErsgss MoNKoH, Dec IL, 1s02
rb,s morning the Baltimore mail boat brought down
o hundred and three rebel prisoners captured a. An
,,e,am. many Of whom were wounded
The Gag Of truce boat Metamsra le this afternoon Win
them and about one hundred others 'or c'y rcm', |"
charge Of Captain Alexander Mann o. the In'rd New
York regiment.
- General Emery is cooperating in North Carolina
..,,n General Foster and the troops in seneral DIES
department.
- d r,mored here that j. C. Jones, Charles Davis D. W
c,r,,s Mr. Philips and other have been captured 81
,h ,ebss while on their way from Norfolk 10 Elizabeth
civ They had goods TO the amount Of $4,000 on board
a achooncr In tow down the canal
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
sketch or Plymouth.

plymouth was post village and port of entry Of North
Carolina and also the capital Of Washington county
II was about one hundred and y miles east Of Raleigh
and about eight miles south Of the Roanoke river where
"A enters the Abemarle Sound IL was connected with
The New York herald., 1862-12-19

the Sound by small inlet called the Nag's Head. IL
had an active trade time in tar and turpentine,
which had every prospect before the rebellion OF being
greatly increased The shipping Of the port on the 30th OF
june 1852 amounted aggregate OF 2,27 tons regis
tered and s46 tons enrolled and licensed. All the latter
were employed in the coastpg trade and sghtyseven
tons in steam navigation During the year four schoeosrs
with an aggregate burhen Of ass TONS admeasursd
ct this port newspaper was, previous 70 Ne rebel
Hon. published In this village In 100 the population
was nearly thounnd asd bad scaowhss asspsassd dur
ing The next ascsds WAsAsnssn comfy = sAsatsd in
the sastsrn part o the STATE - W. ncuA q Ne Roanoke
river and has estimated Of about four hundred
squars miles, or 25So o0o seres The Albsmare Sound
washes s northern border The surface Of the country
Is level, but much OF ID covered by swamps, which
produces cypress and red cedar. II was formed from
Tyrrs county in 17os and had In 1860 population OF
Ave thousand six hundred and sixtyour. In 1890 the
population numbered six thousand three hundred and
nftyssvsn, being increase Of only six hundred and
ninesyhsse In ten years. " the total population two
thousand four hupdpsd and sxy6vs were returned at
The last census - slaves.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Attack ON james leland BY Union 0un.
boass-suppossd by the Rebels % be .
Feint.
CHARLESTON, Dss: II, 1882
This morning the enemy's gunboas In stono river,
few miles below the city, opened re on Pickes
James Island below Sccessonville After firing nfty
shells without effect they departed The demonstration
is considered fent occupy the attention OF troops
in this nsghbsrhood.
An entertainment came OIL on the 9th inst at Fort sum.
ter Il which Con- Beauregard Gen. Ripley, and the CON
mapder Of the French steamer Milan, were guests
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
IMPORTANT FROM BERMUDA.
Arrival OF Blockade Runners from Eng.
land, &c.

Arrival OF Blockade Runners from Eng-
land, &c.
The steamer Sxe Chuen, Captain Kennedy arrived al
this port yesterday morning from g. Georges, Bermuda
having left that port Oh the 1<th inst.
The sac Chuen bound from New York to China,
but put back to this port for repairs.
Captain Kennedy reports that he let At ST. Georges the
British trading Phoebe Harriet, pnckney Just
tin and Merrimac supposed having stores, ammunition
&c for the rebels.
The British steamer rornubis arrived at 81 Georges
on the 9Th instant from Faya After being boarded by
the United states steamer ruscsrora she sailed the
18th instant for Trinidad without doubt bound
for tue American coast She Is sharp sdswhce steamer
Of $50 tons and said 70 be very fast Her hull masts
and rigging are painted lead color
Reported Movements or Morgan's 0ue-
rtilas.
LousyTIIx, KY, Dec. IL, 1882.
Reports to-day OF tho ngress Of John Nor
gans ruerilss into Glasgow, KY but those reports
utterly discredited at headquarters.
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
Reported Movements or Morgan's Cue.
rfilas.
Interesting from Haiifax.
IIAIrFAx. Doc. Is. laa1.

ISLAND ADDRESSED TO TIfg STEAMERS PERSIA, CA.
MAZDA AND NOVA sCoTfa-ARRrvAL or THE pE-
rRorr.
HALiFAx, Doc Is, 1852.
bundle OF English papers dated octobersl addressed
10 tho steamers Persia. Canada and Nova Scotia was
found on sable Island previous 70 November %.
A royenuo cuttor VIII probably be despatched 20 that
vicinity 10 inquire amy wrecks have occurred there.
The American steamer Detroit, for New York. has ar.
rived bcre.
, 1862-11-22

The catalogue Of the wardrobe Of the Ber-
In Orcra ard the Royal Theatre contsias
abou. Sa, 600 numbers. ana there are from $50
to $50 complete snits Of dresses to be kept In
employed in Keeping this mighty magazine-in
order besides the Inspector, costumer, &c.
The frst division shows the sp1endors OF
Rome and Greece, the togas, aud TUNES, das.;
Including about $50 dresses Tor rplo!sts and
Bra praces s j. .90l ancitnt German garments; while
division three comprises ,553 Spanish cos
tunes, among which there are many Don
Carlos snd Marquis Posas, not to mention the
inuume7ablc Figaros. Division four contains
French costumes Of the beginninE, Of tha
eighteenth century, cou1t, dresses and mill
targ uniforms, citizens and peasants' snits, to
the number Of 1.027. The fifth and sixth d.
!. visions contain 7G7 pieces OF French costumes
Of the second half Of the eighteenth century,
nnd modern French dresses. D1Tisiou eeFe1
| belongs to the ideal costumes. l1 division
| eight are found clerical garments and those OF
| the different monsstic orders; IN nine the
| Polish, Russian, Hungarian, aud Bohemian;
| and In ten the non-European dresses, eFery one
| Of which is entered in huge folio ana hangs
on asepaTatc nail.
The ladies' wardrobe Is stlu more e1tenaivs
it contains no less thsn sl1ty.s1x magnificent
! " embroidered velvet robes, 500 silk robes
$50 silk and ninoty y-nine satin jackets, and IL
allk and thirty y-Rix satin Eocks. The arnor!
resembles medieval arsenal; coats OF mAll
curiaases, greayss, basklsEs, ahields. helmsts t,
thrust, and costly ornamenta-croEnst dis
| deus, &c,-are kept there. Light division
| follow, coutaining head-coverings In thousand
fold variety, stockings. and gloves, skim
plumes, bandoliezs, ecars, epaulettee. flower.
orders, white and other linen {of which Sc. ~
and shoes, and finally, tha paadings: At til
nerformnnce Of the "Vesta" In tho 0per'
House, no less than thirty-tHo men aud fT'
ana.tWsnty women were employed ~ dres&ef
, 1862-11-22

smith-ggiving the printers naule-Worked In
that office.
aWhy, do you wish to see him?' asked
Smith. >,
II have bill against him.. producing It,
tfor twenty dollars, left by Doctor a, who,
you remember, recently died, and hls aeeounts
hsve been placed In my hands for collection"
ttJames Il. Smith, !" replied the composltot,
repeating his own name slowly, as II 1t had
mysterious, familiar sound, and he was On.
dearoring to recall it. ~ hnYe heard thAt
1an6 before, surs1y-James E. Smtth-Jame5
H---James H.--oh, yes!' as Il. . sudden re-
membtabce-"h he used to be employed here,
eeftainly be did. remember, nov, he uaed
to work ne1t to my case. poor feioH!" aad
the speaker paused and looked s2d.
HDid aaTthins happen to h1m:" asked the
collector.
HTes, be died suddenly one morning, Of
cholera, litter attending the sick bed Of dying
fr1epd.''
s.Dld he leave ar5 5tticgs" asked the other.
"Ot, no; the boys ii fne Office had to bury
bim. I gave Eve dollars myself to help IN
1ut:iEg the Gcnsrous creature under the soil
lie 1ird penni}ess."
sThen, there Is 20 Use in kesping this BILL,
"kone at sll,'' said James q. Smith. And
Is the collector tore up The bill and departed,
| ne continued to himEelf, IT guess I've so!
| rid ct tdat CID bore. Il wasn't per1ap5 n1uen
! OF s:or: Ta= l=!:ing. Probably Was only
| anticipating Little, a:ser al--s15ept in the
| ftre do1lsr COutiibu;i2rxn
, 1862-11-22

4 III. Hudson, in communication III the
G1t7stical Nets, however, states teas ne made
several samples according to NJ. POnls re-
ce;pts, apd 1u1nd that when he mixed tbe ma
Fab, the poWdsr Tas very liaela to explode
Ti.h 1rsetioa-st was indeed percussion pow
dtF. This was not the CESS when they were
mixed dry. H. says: "a canaon loaded with
Ebite gunpowder gees Off Oh the sppiicsticn
Of fen drops OF sulphuric ac;a applied a. tae
der nay possibly be appt1ed to some adFan-
1age in the preparation OF boabshe!1s for l3ag
1anges. Those s1,e1ls would Eot explode Until
they strike tie object, it filed with ,7hi:e
sulpbu1ie acid. no explosion Of The slle1a
would take place il tile air, aB is too often the
Case with the ordinary fus:: she'll.
Bet Tlat matters it whether gunpoWder be
brown, black. or white, Hh51 chemistry
threatens to supersede It altogetner? we
ma:erial consists Of the -four Of starch, which,
| toiled in pecniiar way with nitric acid, PCS
sessea, it is said, far greater pr:Jeciiie f5rce
| than the gunpovder II ordinary Use. It il
propab:y sorne@hat eilnilar to gun cotton-
| "a ceH gunpoTder was tried st the late
Frankfort shooting feast, apparently gist sue
ccss. It's merits are lower prlce, less
| weight, 2 more efectual action than the gen
era1 powder, 10 which more Important merit
is aadcd-that after thirty sho1s it left the
barrel as clean as it Yas before 1r:ng. LIS
! color is ye,lowish hro~n; It Is granular, snd
| looks ike decayed wood ground small The
inventor is = Prusslan artillery captain IN
Spandau, and his invention is being tested by
the P1nssisn government.
We hear great deal cf q seAits gunpow-
der. N. Poll, . German chemist, .stated, in
tue London, Edinburgh and Dublin lAs1oso
| ph5cat Aagd=ine for July, that pEussiate q
pesssh twsnty psts, sug3s sweaty-tnr,se, aa aad
ptite gunpowdeF. II exploding lnls pc ads1
100 parts of i yielded 47.A ot gaseons Pro
ducts and 53.5G solid residue. ordiuasit,
black gurpoHder furnishes only 81 IS Of gas
eous products and G3 0G Of solid residue. Tn'
efficacy Of guupoWdcr is measured By tn
gases which are produced frem it by eSPlo
tion. An equal weight Of whlse lguupawde
will produce L65 times The explosive et1ect + q
the black In, order to obtain the same edec
on ur1iectlles and in mines, only sixty part
Of white powder will be required Tor 100 p.rt
Of the common kind. The rssldue OF tn
! white being as 81 IS to GS Of the black, it
more cleanly, while The heat genera1sa "he
| it is Ignited is much 1OT1r.
, 1862-11-22

FTSUH CHEAP CASH JEWIIE
4 HOUSE OF EET EcHk.

FfUH CHEAP CASH JE397 IHfsT
l. HOUSE uF' EET EcHk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
16esoxs and usI Dealers in Jesyc1ry.
W. A. WARD.
MANUFACTURING JEWELEE,
No. 2o5 Nroa1Nay.
wholesale Agents wa:ted In eyery RssIn:cat sad
vt1ces, Tle aascrt,aent comprises al sl.ds Of
sBTTS VEST CHAINS. EEGk CilAINS. LnG GEIaa,
BRACELETS RINGS PINE, t:HARMS. STUDS
ard BUTTONS, MASOHIC. LII q. F.
AND all. KINDS OF EMBLEM PINS
Aud everything ln lha !ewcl.. linz.
AM cae wishing to B2e 5aU.piss Will sccd ether of
tls folio wing articles together @lth nE WHOLESALE
ci!eglaI en the 1ss;sipf ;;p q 9,;aH ons ao',af; DC
Mica Gold -plAted d Mss .1tc Fob EeE+ o-a
Beautiful Set Of JeME1ry. OF
Fine Engraved SNAP Locket, or an
Cs!tforpis hlsznond Ting OF Pin. or q
Set q Engraved Holit:ire Sleeve Hutt3ns,
Geat:eI1a1s s.S5s1 Stone Rlug, O. 3
Iady's DoEh!e BIZ art IsnE. eF, a
Lady's Ens1ne.ed Revolving Pin. or :
Neat Gold plated Yes. Chs1a q Neck C1-!1, osa
California Dlssnondd G,ai5fs SIfraan Iint or N
Anchor Pin. with ain attached; q
All tic sroze good sre so 3 @ It setaI1 ii It f1oa $ i
as each, P<rscGs Wishing to order anEthsn. whtct
nlay not be specific! on the Circular car reiJ npo1
having their orcsrs! s1theallY attended 10.
, 1862-11-22

4 compositor in dsily newspaper office,
though good fellow, like many Of She print
ing profession flor they sre al good teloMs),
fsnances, or revenue dispropoztionA to his dis
burseuents. He has no objection to paying
debts. 10 The 1ast penny, when ho has the
money; but when he Is short be aehSss S . the :
idea Of meeting his creditors, 5or he hAtes !,
dun as he hates the d-l or "dtItI proof.''
On nne Of the last few occasions Of the pres
sxre upon tYro's monetary market, As be Ma
descending iron The Office to the street. hs
met q collector, who aakea him if Jamaa h
, 1862-11-22

The special correspondent OF the NEW YORK
EXPRESS, Tbo Was Nth the army du:ins the
campaign in Maryland, Gays OF tue rse5n:
battles:
+ X
In.s nstte {AzAetsn} E.s been tic most 2aas sr!ra77
Of the var and the only one fought With design aad
upon military principles. TIE ar-aases2ens G; our
coTps-thg oyerloos1cE position Of the con1a7 7i-as
GcueraI-the sending tnta acrloa the right sud The
:ethe closing Up OF the ccntse and lca! aDccess-a
cxctes 1lEde1ing ad1uirat;on asd carries tue mind TO
the great fields Ct Ars:zritz and WaE7a1. fon.ht bF
Naro1eoo. CT all this have sozen The hea.t history
Of such con11ct purchased b. tie life and blood OF
twenty thousand t1en be toCrd I'd the hospitals
var hss it, E1or1eshut 1t hce Its ten thousand demons
In theea human tortures thas ske ths eEenals ache
the he41t b:eed-ths HIS rslsy-ard the hrair .esl
The sis 1t Is st first positively uneaErrah!a TIE life
blood Of souc is SILL trtckhng away IN client cal1
ness-while the discovered limbs and 1nsaiac b-ata Of
cttera sSe rise to S. uLs Col Eia1s may zSio
Eltness.
But We noths.s VIC rov seek fea-or wife : hus
baEd-o7 ssse. a bzo1her-o7 sols fathe7-kaov sat
be cnrsoled that even the hand Q: mes.T il watch
fuI, and ttttcr Is bestowed uro1 your lived
tEau might rst possible It ~us IN tae hGpl
IT,, w.:erc rested TIE gaaIt Hooker. tnat learned
history Of thosa Ei wc:ds often and
! nttle understood, as. T.-.sG0-E~ Anything allie
7tattag the su:s:riDEe ard saving the lives Of
soldiers Is national besstag. Witnessed Soma
| touislstng results fra:n this article.
It Ii well known rhat the effects ~ cuureT5er and
excitement is thirst which, adse1 fo The less Of blood
II the wounded, creates the necessity It reTiT1na
t,.nullut Ia this paTt!cula. hospital. the pj sieiaR:
wc.calloving theIr PARENTS TO riak Plantation Tit
| tcrs otherwise called s. T-.st3-N. aGL althoagt
t!ie wounded arc most nuue-ons hese-t:'s division
/ having orcrcd the nEhr st AVE- III the mocn:ny-th
,en e-e uao-tir eonlpossd and t::ssa Ess but FER,
Little a.atIEs. Tie article ac.s u7o1 the stoascE
accvcs IL the 1atonp.s n:a52er superb
tc hrenay. sni Ttaout sub:sTst1t 7tr2etylE- zeae
ton It originated in tae West EIte-. c3Ets!ail cal
iesEc bark winter green. 1.vsrisr ans2. coTo bad:
roa7, &c. preserved in st Crstz En1n-th
s. T-.ste-x eeir secret Ingredient nos yes se7ca
cd 10 shs ;uh.lc. It Is r1iacil1ly Recommended 70
aait oi appetite. .sord5rclliser islsraat.te1a fever
stotn:c1:c dIicu!tiet &c. Understand 1T Was soas
what kLowt. ii tie Southern States previous to II
war. end It appears au agent Of Jefferson D1y;s +
cen,ly applied to the p7oprietors for the privilege
| make 1t fer hospital purposes In:in5 rhs Was,
| ' l;tl tEty r.ate :he following reply:
NEw YORK. Jau. 18th, 1s75.
, 1862-11-22

lf5E!:s9 u, GtC.-
Dear Sir:--Tn reply to roas co!a.laa-::i:a*i:z.
nn.aricsEa FIFTY thousand Gsliaga f,s tEc recipe
ard rihs 10 make the Plantation Ei.tcrs fo1 h.,s
s,i,n pasposcs during the war; we beg 10 say
your prica is lsotral one, considering it would
cost us nothing to comply, and thar otherwise we
cat derive no revenue from the Southern States; !;
brt sir, our duties to onr Government aaa ssur
ldeae OF consistency wonld lot allow I'd to eatez-
tai it, although i. might please Us to asauaga the
sudersngs C your Misguided followers.
NE remain,
Te1y respectfully yours
T. ii. DRAKE s. CO.
, 1862-11-22

~ TO The at:ilct:1 Of MI t!asses.
u yop are crippled vfts Eaasey ar Escumntsn. snt
s3s nom pain Had no relief r. n2dy ~ oF
and ht1li.E otht. fols than premature grave pc
fore ycu. r8nFc for E1nmenf anC still hope on, a.
y prospect hctn:e 1cu Tor !he restoration ot
3tuf 1ca'h. Lis is net si:nalt+ huSa conSopaL.
xrLiun, th1on.h ~l,ch ta= y'ts: For :e caa pc ~.
0reGSe. st!t lzs Placed within olr F;a.Hl L7!a
element t. rrSv:e IN uiA ample tn.esle ~ which
We may reg Ait. functions +llron: tts snaueneeFt NJ
yieasrre There ee NO otk+r agent IL nc Cnsvefse
She Vital 7r;Te 1t csralett. al: ana seems
b b. universal contr-Ttn. laE-and n=usa IT'S as'
vantage in cbntrt Hing all otsssN+s
EleSsait.1s when agpled according to the neW dta'
toJu1y ceyer Ii ia Fsrt reasoiaG!c S4sc) l3 F4i-
f:rta sEcEdr AID permanent IurE IN ncar1S ali Gis
easea to r'hs Iii flesh IS l=ir.
TIE fu.3sc.her late nf :a W.l@ut Ft-eet, Phl;cdet
pA1s has epened uftce 4at Trests ICONS &c t'i6
aerrer Of Harrison ana f@uf1h ovtaue. Ca;cae"
Thcrc il ~ e1r afflicted 18th ssr S'1ncnt CT disease
al any s,nt 40 g: bow 1cE y ildfa Jou atc
Xr1.9f Tc a;,1Is = i. Ii.:1'E:i1A.
~ Iirc.r:c cal IT, .yslc.2n.
EaiT E.lE for ria-S y.ess fHen afflicted Wlti
1ttaras IL Head tel< pccag-tus N',uos1 ieaslE ;9n
Etttae EesEd OF 1b- wonderful ele ts ef tt.tt[@f
ltAGNETIEM vas .tconG.,EsieG to np:!y 70 M :.
.lardel.". II ta city, 2-d Atrc- s+Et 5l1 t7e t:.
Is now cfnplete1y 1es.n-en tn heat not ristns nN1
TIE unde-s!g;cd CHE eonnaentty recommend ".
.JAtttfa as experienced and sHiilul operator 10
xkc cit.zers Of Chicago. -,.7rr
Med:cn Department. & ;H Ar!Ey Hos!tsa!!; ;ss /.
R,u.,;e1,b.o c~. 7-,b 1ef. oc4Har;I.-t-n
, 1862-11-22

Th<zo gentlemen give the history Of certain lng:c
teuts Of thelr article for tNo luGdrcd years.
showing that through al changes Of the neeca! cFn
fe=zaoa end It's Practitioners Strength: conpossrc anl
cee11nlueEs has been derived from tess soarces. Dr.
Woods, In the Washington Hospitals. Informed ME
that re had been unable to proiucc Al icnz sl:cp Ii
one patient for Rearly two weeks acd he Val saiU6
and crazy rrtl, bep:a. taticE Stsccs came to his know
ledge, wbcn one days trial gs7e him nights rest,
and heWas noT fast recovering. an surprised our
Government mas not cqualled Jefferson Davis in en-
e7gy, and adopted this tIyaIseb!e article IA G ous
hcsr!tals As lay member can hesr witness 1t |.
"eood to take af,d affords eierg7 and life than
anything eyb. tried Success to the fl1ntauoa
bittcIs. ..... .....
sgt nare d1s-e=scd, IN III text shall s2caE oi
gathering il tie wounded. bus7inz the dead, &c.
E1coD2MCSs
Tits testimony cou1iEg from jsa source, VI; vol
1ntacS, and rscusht for b. eIessrs, Drake & Co.. and
given IS au item OF 11rortsnt !news IN TIC EyEx
1ra ExpEFss, CoInmsrt Is unnecessary No suct
epcon1e11 uas ever been bestowed upon a,edic!a'
before and THOUSANDS viii atEest thst !. Is deserved,
oe1s-y1.aIn s:Tsr ...........
, 1862-11-22

NTEW lIUSIC.-D. 2. F&ULDS,
IN Eo. "a CLARK STREET, under tic Sherman
ballads. II f.-oeav
Eatv orer lie Way ~ L. y. H- Cfoaby. {Words sad
The Old Town PaKp ! Words By ALI Burnett Music
y 6 4:en 4 ens q: f6ser oys CGa:f S ets
Mamie yde, Kitty Clyde's Blister: hy L. " Il Ssne-
ybv * ovc TI,eo: bT Charles L. Ward. - cts
PS-The shave 50: Il ~tal be scnt Tres q rosfsse
on receipt Of the retail priCea. 6eIo uoolon
, 1862-11-22
TATARRu. CATAER Fl !
8 zErrvr,s srT1nnrsTeR RAN REME0Y.

4 5ETe cure f1r
CATAERH or ttAL9fEN TIE RE1D.
caa.er to xure Cat4rr: thsn Eo1Eupptiou. aat b{
exrsu Tie first we prevent the latter. recaons should
nadcfeiaud that te better why t1 cure Sonaniipuoo
Il TO psEEcut It. .n,..
xrE Il ti VERY Eljrht Persons find they hare cold
and nnd t,as 1hcy sa.e rcqcnt atacss ind ars more
hcnsai,yc s TIT chenEcs OF Temperature In tiiis Eon-
1iton. liz noe may F. trs eight dis :harSc thin
aud acra ee.s1rds neesnng s sna siesY. ne, m
areaset IL qua.ty aud eaaE-et u 'iaS!ity :te3 *te
now thick and hro,y *n: sr: cEcrSnt RI fny blow
S1HEca or cn,sllt,t Of The srcrttinns offensive.
eausln bad hre:th the voice :h'cs ns nass tne
rTeo arc WAX tic OF stncil il lc=Se1d OF lsr
troy yrd; deaitcs: FREQUENTLY takes pl.cc; -,
u III ad uf the 1;t51E1 [Alstsli l.sNEot. 81:
ttsese s::santou1s tan .,c Ter. nal!r r. m,sE.d-
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eae m5E.h. Wit III snd Gear uirec: es ben1 os e.
CG1es ls2S-uSL E!sr@s Stree. i11p-5taizE.,
Address Dr. u. II. 3EELYE.
nni!-TES IN Post CI.ce EoS i.:7l. Chicago. Ill
, 1862-11-22
Ney York Factory, s. BoWrpy
r4fF5:zz1Y Chicago Fest omes Boz sss5.

GUkNY BAGS.
10. o Q
Single GnnEkee, 2E bu,, Extra HeavY,
Fer sails fy HARRIS. ST1NH h CO.,
no:pIf2IX 133 South Watet street.
, 1862-11-22

HEMENBER Dr. JAMES OFFICE
rs SO KAND0 LREI STR EET =
hEtEecr State apd Dearborn strert Chicago. 1ueis.
Otlcs t.rcn t-o.n IA n til {. ~ tor consuitat:ons
Ur james 10 II NercurE foatdc F2t3>sie 81 Ay*E
pptsccs ncy.- cid nor nev5t VII! Eradicate taas G!s
aaae from the syEtcn, hut ncutfa?lzer known
k uE,E lctl L. positive cI.e. S. Randolph st.
, 1862-11-22

There are 0Ehef b1gn1ncAdl passages III lne
ssme paper. We quote:
NINE REBFL CHIPS.

It is known, however, thst as many IS
nire other ships are being built Or equipped
il Briti6h harbors for The service Of the con.
feGerates. II they were to serve simply and
strictly 50 vessels Of waz-af they were to be
employed IN an attempt to break the block
ade, to recover New Orleans, to fight the fed
11rate arss Of Warfare-they would, ne7erthe-
less, be subject to arrest and detention: They
woIi1d come clearly within the prohibition OF
scts tending to aid and assist either bel1igg-