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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28

"DR. J. AVER, Dear Sir-I have been afflicted from
my birth with scrofula in Its worst form, and now,
after twenty years trial. and untold Of amount OF
suffering, have been completely cured in few weeks
by yonr Pills. With what feelings ofreioicing write
can only be imagined when you realize what have
suffered, and how long.
"Neyer until now have been free from this loath-
some disease In some shape At times It attacked my
eyes, and made me almost blind, besides the unendu
rable PAIN at others Il settled In the scalp my head
and destroyed my hair, and has kept partly bald
all my days; sometimes IL came out in my face and
kept Il for months a raw sore.
About nine weeks ago commenced Ing your
Oathartto Pills, and now am entirely iron the
complaint. My eyes well, my skin is fair and my
hair has commenceda a healthy growth; all Of which
makes me feel already new person
"HOping this statement may be tho means Of con.
veying information that shall do good to Others nm
with every sentiment Of gratitude,
"Yours, &c, MARIA KICKER" .
81 have known the above named Maria Kicker from
har childhnnd md hnr stnfnrannt n atrirtlu frrn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
AGRICULTURAL PROpUCTa

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at IS, 600 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 0O0,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, barley,
Rye, BuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Bcets, Tobscco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 70 swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern Illinois unc5mmol
advantages are presented for the extension OF
Stock raising All kinds OF Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, SC, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for others 70 enter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
COAL OIL AND LAMPS.

ID p. BOWER, LIONCED PLUMBER
lla 30, 10 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
ulaet0rs and Dealers ID Both Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash basinl, Pumps, Hygrantat Brass and Plated
Cocks India Rubber Hose, Lead, Galvanized and Iron
Pipe OopBsF Boisrss and Plumbers Materials Of all
81 City and Country orders for Work promptly
sttsnesd 10. Repairing solieitsd, and neatly exs-
culad- iSRI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
EEw oaLEAEs, 5th April, 1854.

=-'SR:--I have great satisfaction In assuring you
that myself and family have been very much benefit
ted By your medicines. NY wife cured two years
since, Of severe and dangerous cough by your Cher
n PecoTa and since then has enjoyed perfect health
My children have several times been cured from at
tacks ot the Influenza and Group by il 1t Is invHi
liable remedy for these complaints. Your Cathartic
Pills have entirely cured me from q dyspepsia and
costiveness, which has grown upon for some years.
indeed, this is much important, from tho
fact that had failed 70 get relief from the best ply
sicians which this section Of the country Affords aud
from any of the numerous remedies had taken.
You seem TO u.s. Doctor, like prCvidentiai Lless-
ing to our fanny, and you may we'll suppose are
not unmtndfui oft. Yours TesPeettullyl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
MEDICAL.
A YER's PILLS ARE CURING
f, y 4 w ~ al A EbKITENT n NEVER BEEORH


,Inyalids. road and judge for youFsaiy,s ,TuIEs
HAUEL, Esq, The wen known Psrfumer a. Cy5sst.
nut street, Philadelphia, whose ohoiee pfoincfs ar
found at almost eveFy'toilat, slys:
Ia am happy 70 say 81 your O4THARTIo Pulls, that
nave found them better family medicine for com.
mon use than any other within my knowledge. Many
y ny Ilends haye realized marked benetts from
tnenl and coincide With me In believing that they
Pofs virtues for driving out diseases
and curing the sick they arc not eecfual but safe
and pleasant 70 be takenqualities which must make
them valued by the public, when thev are known
The venerable chancellor WERDLAW writes from
baltimore, 18th April, 1854:
"Dr, j. O. AIER, Sif;I have taken your Pills with
great benefit, for the lstleGsnes anRuor loss Of ap-
petite and bilious headache which has OF late years
overaken me IN the spring. few doses Of your Pills
cured me- save used your Cherry PectOral for
many years ih tay family for couqhs and colds with
unialltnR success. You make medicines which euro,
and feel pleasure 70 commend yu for the good Won
have done and are doing.r
JOHN +. BEATTY, Esq, Secretary Of the Psnnsyl-
Vania Railroad Company, says;
"sIR;-I take pleasure In adding my testimony ts
the efficacy Of your medicines having derived very
material benefit from the Of both your Pectoral
and gathartie Pills. am never without them In my
ialniy nor shall ever consent to be, while my means
The widely renowned s. s. STEVENS, NJ, NJ, Of
wentworth, Now Hampshire, writes:
Having used your Cathartio Pills In my practice,
certify from experience that they are an invaluable
purgativs In cases Of disordered functions Of the
liver causing headache, indigestion, eostiveness and
the great variety Of diseases that follow, they
surer remedy than any other. In all cases where
pdrgative remedy is required, confidently recon-
or have ever found, They are sure IN their opera
tioni and perfectly Hatequa making them an in
valuable article for public have for many years
known your Cherry Pectoral as the best Cough Medt
rior to that admirable preparation for the treatment
Of Diseases
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28

OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHRAT,
And vegetables suited to the climate, are pFodu-
eed In great abundance, The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
DR., GIB ON,

PROFESSOR OF ELHoTROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
Ohce-Ig Senece-St., few doors from Superior up
stairs
Once hours from to Band from to O'Clock daily
(Sundays eNcepted.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Tra7eTses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio, As It's name imports, he Railroad
runs through me centre Of the State, aRd on s.
tteF side Of the road along It's Fhola length De
the lands offered for sale
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES.

The great resources Of the State, IN Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&c, &c, are almost untouched; hey zHait the
arrival Of euterprising and energetic men accu8-
fnnncd 70 conTert fhen Into anld
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28

Railroads interseet the whole State. S1i5,-
100000 have been invested In completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directszt th0r9ughfsres Of com
merce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
40 HUMBUG.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE RE.
NEEDY FOR GONNORRHEA AND ALL SEORET
OISEASES.--This great American remedy, con.
ssininx no Mercurisl Balssmc properties, excel.
everything heretofore offered to the public IN its
curative, restorative, snd ovating powers; and
the medical world Al asIonished when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confounded whei they have occulsr dsmonstra
.ions Of tho fsota Sut the proprietor, who has
knowa of the remedy for twenty y-odd years, has
known of q case of 10 years. standing to be re
stored to perfect health, snd all other cases OF
shorter duration to % restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges any case Of
2onnorrh9a which tne remedy will not cure, pro
v!ded the directions are carried out with prudence
Oh the part OF tho paasnt and any one purcha sing
half dozen bottes and using accordingly, In bis
u hsr csss, he guOhatses perfect cure; and In
aasss OF failure, WI furnish additional medicine,
nee OF charge, 10 complete the cuse, through hiz
agents; and cure will bs effected without incon.
ssniencs 10 the patient.
Price, per bottle, -; half LIEN bot,lss 90
sxpresssss from IS to so cts.
Sold b. ArPKRsOr / DUPUY, Mo- Sol Broad IT.
and 0. A. STRxCKEh, Main st.. Druggists, Al snti
Tor tbs city Of Richmond Sold, slsO. by M A. &
@ 4. BAhr05, Norfolk, and UnAs. u. UAkrhllA
snd WILsoR L WILLIAMS, PortsmOuth, vs..
Ill l5--6EN
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BOAR DING.

DOARDINd-A few single gsntlemsn, or e
- small family can be accommodated with a
very tue kOt nj and HOARD, on reasonable
terms, 10 rri7ats family. Tbs house Is new
&ad located In one Of ths most healthy and pleas
AMI parts OF tie city. Apply by note to 81, G..
Dispatch ofies for three dsys. my 29--jt'
DOA 80 and very fine Room, suit able for
ID family also single Aoon, for gentleman
or lady can be found by imms 0iste application
10 Mrs. SUDDUTH, Grace street betw.s en- 7th and
eth, sOuth side nv 29-3ts
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supsrin tendent OF police once made an
entry In his register. from which the follow.
Ing 10 an extract '"The prisoners set upon
ms, called ns an avs q precious dolt, a scare
crow. b ragamut1n, ana an idiot. I'll Of soAzch I
esytIy to 6s uus."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

MONTGOMERY
wi WHITE SULPHUR SF RINGS,
VIRGINIA.
This place will be open to the public on the 1st
day OF June. 1t will be kept In as good style As
the circumstances OF the country will. permit.
board Sls per wsek-servants and children half
price JNO. N. LYLE
my 29-lm* For the Praprietors.
DUFFALO SPRINGS Having leased thia
NJ celebrated watering p:sce, ir MeckienbuTg
county, for ths balance Of the year an prepared
to ntettstn gussts In tho best From tour
hundred 70 four hundred and tifty persons can bs
corforts5'y accommodated The location is re-
mote FROM the theatre OF war, aud yet accessible
to travel being only eight miits from the terminus
OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad at Clarksvilie
! and twelve miles from W of Trap on tins Danville
Railroad. The mineral properties of the water
are universally Regarded by those acquainted vita
1t as e4 dal 20 apy water Ia Virginia. The public
OF Il camond city are referred for particulars to
Eessrs. q. ". Purcell! i Co., Bacon & 6ssker-
Will, VIM. Jetsr, Jjhn II. white, snd VIM, X.
Pueh. JAMES WILLIAMSON
my27-tIJg Proprietor.
4 MHLIA SULPHUR SPnINtse, AANLIA
"A COUNTY, VA.-this celebrated watering
place Is located % miles southwest of Richmond
cn the Richmond hif Danville Railroad, two and
half miles from JetsrsviNe station, at which
place there will be omnibus in readiness 10 con-
vey passengers to the Springs, On the 10th DAP OF
May, 1862
Board foE month, t25 days j,...-,,,.--S40 60
Children under Ien years Cf ase,-se-----a. 30 o.
" hite H6IvaatE- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 %
H0srd Per wees Observation-Disclosures. is 90
Board psr 14T, 51
FCr al EleaIs sent to ROOMS extra charges will
10 l1GSS. II. =. 4 +. q. WILSON,
~. b Visitors wo1ld do well to bring their
blankets "; II them. my 2-2ns
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ny q 4 ] u e.
Persons laviHS
n Il Il II - Il y /,
whom thsy wisn to ssild to sonie safe place,
will apply t. OI.ARKSON 90.
my IO..s No. Loo Main street.
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PER SONAL.

TOHr y. WHITE, Of Company 10, sth 3. O.
81 Volunteers will confer favor by letting his
address be known. Address w =. H., Box
Ice Rict mOnd. Va Inv SO--3t&
I TE ALABAMA KhHIMtiNT -lnfurmr tion
- wanted Of 4 negro boy named EEWRY who
sani 10 Richmond from Orange Court-
Houss about tho l6ih OF April by Lieut.. JOE
ELLIsoH Said boy 10 & b ight muatto. of siam
r,ertna speech and |, sboot ~ Yeas old Hsing
sick with pasuuonia, he sen, back to Rich
no1j with some sick soldiers of the 9th Alabama
regiment. ANY information In regard to the boy
will be thankfully reeeivedby
F. G. ELLISON, Asst Surgeon At the
my f9-3,s Frat Georg's Hospital.
GNF,sRMATIUN WANTED.-If PATRICK
TREHAY. All Itlshman by birth, formerly q
resident OF Charlotte who Ia reported to have died
In Richmond during the summer of 1861, has Sny
heir, or legal representative In this oonntry he
learn something 20 his interest by communicating
with A. G. JGFFRESS,
my 22-l2t Red Oak Grove p. O, Va.
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4blBSsb1.s AGse.SS, So.

raTOTICE.~tha Vartngtshir sYi'tias ba-
~ tween it4.Alk T. II AK ia having bssn
diasoly ySi MIR ". y. Nisya kas taseD our
sIsnd and Will Continue ths business in mis-
nVa aeme. vs. recommend him 10 our Gus.
TONER'S ana req uest them to pr vonizs nina.
apiii Z, 1862 BLAlR 4 hARVlE.
VIM =. MAYO, successor 10 sisssry HGkIs
Il HARvIs, vii! continue 81 their .tanu, cor
nsi o II aad Gary streets, tas tRkEARY
AND PRODUCE BUSIN ESS. where be VIII
ps pleased to serve his friends and tnoss @,
OF hesSrs. Blair Harvie.
ap3--ts W. 4. MAYO.
niSSULUI ION OF COMPREHENSIVE
TLs ps.sn- cship harUtofcrs existing undo: TIE
styIs OF A. i1t DEKER & 90, having expirsG
January l. iaof by limitation, and the deceass OF
Mr. WM. BOD sk EE, the uadsraSuei hn. asso
c.a.e,i uish i;i self Mf. W. 81. DaDE Gnd M.
brother. mt. Iii ,NRY BUDEks,R, o. :hs san,.
;stns shat exsts In the former Concern ami Will
onniiaus ,os ibH q G. AND AFOi h AUARt
BUSINESS at rs old sssnj fo. 10 haio strset,
uudaf tho ss9a VAmo. A. nCDEkER
Yhankfrl for ths pas, liberal paTon bssowsa
&c th5la, hey hope By s.fiot snd faithful attaa
ton 10 shsf business 10 merit good share OF the
1ALe Ia futurs.
la 1u-ts BODERER h 90.
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Psovosr Tiaxsa.I,s OrrIcy

PROVOST III AKsHAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, May 10Th, 1862.
RI OIiCE. The patriotic citizens OK Eich.
IN mond ana its sneiGhbornood are earnestly
and RESPECTFULLY requested 10 come forward to
my Ofhce Immediately ana tender tie sers ices
OF such servants az taey Can spare for work on
The dsfsncss OF the city. TO save me the dlsa.
greeable duty OF indiscrlmin ate imprsssmant.
l trust this notice will NEST with such
sponse as will do honor to ths known patriot
ism my 81 ls vasAns sor and Fl rfaSas Mar.as
4 RaY AND HOspirAL SUPPLIES,
~ AT sOHAAP's STOLE,
2uo Broad strset, between 4th and sth.
I30 dozen POCENr KNIVES
~ dozen POCKET BOOKS,
100 gross PLAYING CARDS,
And Al inmsuss quantity Of Pen Holders, Lead
Pencils, Combs, Hair Brushes, Hsversscks, Can
teens. Tinwars Knives ana Forks Spoona, Fancy
Soaps, Pert FOlics, aud gene al variety in China
and Glass rsre, Buckets, Tubs Ohurns Flour
Boxes, WASH boards etc atc Call at
LEON SUHAAP'S
2C5 Broad, bet tNeen 4ih snd 5th streets.
my 2s-6ta
UKS.
Soft Ooka. OF the very best quality, for sais
at my Wood and Coke Yard, north side of
the BASIN, between 9th and 10Th streets.
Terms, cash X. RE1NS, Agent.
NV i7.-Im-
h1 OTICA. senior partner, Mr.. MOORH
4 "
slosed our store.
Our books will be found AZ tho ascrs OF M.
JHo. OoOL1x, who is Authorised SO rsoeip, liz ses-
tiemeat OF al accounts.
Those indebted to N VIII greatly obiigs Us By
calling and settling the amouat Of thslr accounts
!" Ss .;,lX l."sSs a; sS'''s'' xoopr -,
HAVANA OIGARs--A small 10, Iu., re.
III ceivsd ana for sale by
W. PETERSON 4 90,
NH 81 ISS Main strsot-
ELOUR, FLOUK. choice !ot Of kItrs
my Il E1s WORKMAN ~"
YHFOOD pIPES.-WeoGs sad Fancy German
w Pipes, fo- sale ny
eoh w. pETERanfa 4 %. Druzzists
4 NOD LIVER OIL.-Jus received, snai. ios
ED. Il. ROBINSON,
iats ath aud Franklin
SDIpl STEMS. PIPE s,rEAs.--A large lot OF
i Root Eipo Slams, for saie At low prices by
u. w. POWERS Draggist
nasear Main xGd 18th sn
VOPPsRAs.--l,O 900 Itl. Oorpsfas. just 10
Y J hAnA ana fos ssis BY
~ ls W. PETERSON = 40.
DLAUK sILK s.--A 5000 assortm ont, jast
u cpsusd Al ihs MANTLE DEPOT,
apA Main oas'rset
HaSrOK OIL---so aIion. castor <,ii, Iuat
20 hand and for sale BY =
VTIUI.IH STRIKus.--4UO aoa VIOLA acc
sale by W. PETEksON k Co.
fsl7 Is6 Main str~st
u RkOAiNA OH AND BURNING rI.InD. -
N 800 gallons Ooal Oh sud Burning Fluid. for
sale by W. PETlRSON b OO.,
sp la .1Aln sssSet.
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HOQkS MD. PARTISAN OUKPN
RICHMOND, May 25, 1861 !
F1<HA andersigned ravng received authority 70

HDQ'hS MD- PARTISAN OUkPS I
RICHhoSD May 2o, 1862 )
INHA andersisned havtng received authority 70
rAnTIsAN CORPS OF MARYLANDRRs.
invites all Dung men from that state to join his
corps, which will be composed Of cavalry, ar'u.
lsry and infsntry.
Horses will be furnished to the cavalry. n 70.
quosied. Pay, rations and bounty the same - In
,egulsr service aud the value Of all captures dlvi
dad iu the corps
Mar isndus enlisted for u mon ths Including
those who have Ell sted, csu obtsin transfers to
shis corps.
Recruiting ofies at Maj. J. A. WEsross Count
L's Room, No Is Pearl street.
W. II. JENIrER,
lay -9-ts Colonel P A. O. 8.
NUTTOA --privste ORIGIN NJ. WALKER,
IN If hs doss not return TO bis company imme-
diatey, will be advertised ~ deser:sr and srsassd
according. DAVIOA WIGHT,
Capt. Go. Il, 9Th Rss't Va. Vols.
Cha ppm Farm, Hsnrco Co.. Va,
ADJurAsr- -GKNssAL's OppIcI, vA.,|
MAY 70, 1859.
DUBLiO ARMs.-Sherids Of the coun-
ties above tidewatsr, who have not yet
forwarded tna pub arms collected BY them
under tue act of the Cen Assembly, passed
February i2th, 1867, Will, tnstead OF sending
them to RiehnOnd, forward them with al
dispatch 10 Lynehbars, TO address of Qenerai
q. Uimmock, Chief OF Ordnance Of Va.
by oomJnaAd Il WM. ii. RICHARDSON,
E7F2s 5. AdIutant. General,
HEADI RS DEPT HEN RICO,
MAY 26th, 1862.
~ To The People OF KIUHMOND,
IN order % obviats, II possible, .hs disa-
grceabis necessity of impr essng hands for
Hoyernner work, an appeal In again made
10 the people.
All hand voluntarily offered will be paid
ore dollar ser day, pay msnt made weekly II
required 30 tong.
JOHN H. WINDER,
.ny DIV iirl e siiss. Geassai.
NIshYLANp MOUNTED EAN0EAs-Hsv,
We ingreceved the proper auth 5rity, We desire
n dhigiIArD PARTISAN CAVALRY
ttMfANir tn sot as far IA prsctic able on the
frontiers 0r cur own state.
The FiiVsn sci vice as regards health and the
excitement nscessary to the life of . soldier, ID
as'iy soiAadoIad tsr pre- fer allie 10 aly other. Ia
edition TO the eo0 bounty, pay, and sstions,
which sro The sSme as In ths regular cavalry, all
arms, horsss and contrabAnd property, Of every
description cst tursd rOE tis sneny, will be sold
and the proceed. divided among the members Of
the corps.
Horse. and ali necessary equipments positivsly
furnlsnsa D those unable to pr cure them.
Tho Company will form portion Of ,hs ksry
land ParIissn Corps now being organized 10 the
city Of Richmond, to be composed Of cavalry, sr-
tilisrY, snd infantry, and which will be command.
ed by Col Walter II JeLifer.
Ee enlisted Mary landsrs. or those serving unsx-
pired terms, will, upon frrpithing Us With thsiT
naGIes, DO iInme distely transferred.
Those Wishing 10 join this company would do
veil TO uake early application. ~ ths full compile
ment /. nearly made up.
2atEuiftsa UFFICI--A ssistsni Provost Mar
fhags Building. Franklin street. below Exchange
Hotel. CAPT THOMAS !. MCKAIa
LIEUT.. d. DUVAL,
iAy 2|-l~" Ls's OF the 7th Rest. Va. Vols.
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MIEEHV r. as II.

NJ !LiIn nERY-MkDAME nON;} ss".a ,,i.
I'VE hs cio'eI 0n Tuesday suj Wednesday y, jane
81 aud 4th. snd will reopen on ihus .day with
Tot assortment OF fash 2nsb.e MILLINERY, to
which sno ospoctfuliy invites hef frislt. and eus,
toners TO call before purchasing eiss~hoie. Ny
stors Is ciosed every Saturday asd Sunday.
my 30-A.h
SoENKT fkaAEs4, Ribbons Euo les French
- fioIefs. t:r:pes, Silks, f0r making Bonnet
and HoRi Drs.sss, al the MSntie Depot % Main
stIsst
I,euislsna money ,.aKan al par st the Bisntis
DEPOT. 40 Main at Iny21
'ES SfkINei MILLINERY.
~
MRS. DEm c1.hlhN, On sUutn riaiI street.
bs;Wetn i7th and 1stn, las 0n hand a superior
stock uf
h LII n EkI
ald other Eoous, AID Invites her old friends
ana the Ladies generally, to call and suppiy
themselves. She Is PREPARED to make psau IT,
Tul sprins styia tionnstx wi IN expedition and
soi.cits orders.
Her store Ia closed every Saturday.
Mrs. ID. is PREPARED TO HLEACH boLn.ts
and hats in Itie Dsst manner
~ Three Or four Young Lady MILL.
NERS will nnd constant employment oy call
ing on MRS DEMEI.M An
my o--im*
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nlSSOLUT1ON. - The CO. partnership ,
VANLEW, TAYLOR 1 GO. 10 Ihis DAY
dissolved
Having purchased ths q Isrsst OF O. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, The surviving partner, JOHN n. VAH
LEW, will hereafter cond1ot III crs.ae4s I.i hif
own name,
All persons indsstsd 10 ins cid concern, viii
p,xzss cali ana sssuS with tho und-ssignsj,
JOHN n. VAN-LEW.
yaaGaArv !. lf52 Is its
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AT T4t t,
Persons Wishing 10 visit ths
AMLLIa sJ.E1HuS
can 10 50 wi:n SAFETY. Tia Surgeon Geusra,
has determined not 10 pisss tha tuiidings
my 2r---iin n. r. S =. a.. WILSON
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I NESEHTIOAS the I0,h met TIMO-
IL TRY CREAM, alias CURTIN. Said Orsan u
sDDut Ave feet seven inchss high. ssllow compiler.
iou blue syss knd dark hsir with rather down
look. lie has also consid Asabie wen on the top
of his head. A legal reward will te given to any
one for spprshsndius him and notifying me Of the
fact r.. r.. PA4l.
my T6N Captain Morris ARTILLERY.
NJ OTICn.--An sbssntesa OF my Oompsn In.
~ GLIDING sll tnoss who were members Of Oapt.
report at once TO Col H. q. PATE n Richmond
o. hey will be dealt with - dsser,sfs-
Il. II. BOSTON. Captain
nay T-5t~ Paie's Cava'ry.
tIs h. LINDSAY will DE- pie assa o confer
w . with nembsrs of the 4uondsm Dickia-
sous artiliary. Those joining Bayly's Heavy
Artillery w,i fscsivs $50 bounty, and two moaths'
back psy. Apply n the cornse Of I2sh and Frank.
lin sn Gets w. Z. LINDSAY
nv 1S-ts& Recruiting Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31
TDesAGCss askALKRS.

TOBACCO DksA14KaxH.
175.OOO ronno%.sa F1nn s.aarsi ssAsDs sE THE
.Wsshngton."
"Ce. vantes,
I'll Sci"
"s:ar Of the West"
'Consueo,"
''forrs ds Mslskon"
'":ofeno,"
"f4scocesa'
For sale by THOMAS JONES',
my ss--i, No Main st., Richmond, Va.
M ANUFAUrUaaO TOBAUOO.
a large lot OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
common, Medium, and fns, poands and twist for
J.H PHMBERTON.
Casvis5 y 1V'3 AND -.o1,,a e=4'''''' V
hsv. on hand. .s Factory. on atn strsss.
&ISEsoSD, Va,
UakWING
kUHA AOLU
oi All srad-s -hd ss,!.s.
Is 20 u ssats par konnt,
Including s's, I0s, caif.Soands, ro1ndA.
"A Li6C-.
TWIST xnd otnsr
FAhUY STYLES
eADKINd TOBAUUC,
$50 10 csnts per pounu.
All II which 10 offered for sale as modsrAts
pritss for cash.
~ Prompt attention paid 10 ali ordsrs
accom- pa MED with cash.
fs ism JAMES THibMhh In
VROOKERY 4 WARE.
" OROUkERY WAKl.
In addition 20 nay asas. we'll assortsd stuek Of
oIinA aud tiixsSwsre, House furnishing aad Fan.
sy aoods. nave replanishod my stock IL OROCK
EHf WAKE, 50 that am enabled 10 offer NY
Customers apd he public spisudid assortment OF
Plates. Oups nd Sauoers. Ewerg aud Bssins.
Water Pitehsrs &c., SO.
JULIUS MEYER,
Late FArtner OF hehaAp = o.,
my 5-im' Conner Broad aud ~ sss.
.0rR1UH PROVoser MARSHALL
Mxy isth, ks6s. !
AYOTiCk An psrsons who have deposited
IN MONEY with Capt. Alexander, Assistant
Provost Marshal - 70 earisy, viii, and after
TO MORROW, Nay 18th, call Ai the ofAce OF the
Provost Marshsi, eorusr or Hrosd Aad yth strssts
aud get thslr moasy. u. GEIBWOED.
nv ,s--,.
n n ANNA. "A supply Of flAks Msnan, for sale
Vl By JOHN e. GRAY,
sG ts7 Main street.