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rRCs, VICE. BCnG.

rRCH VICE. BCoG.
The subjoinad correspondence ioai place
betNean General Smith, ana Palmer OF the
advance squadron, Oil Wednesday last
HEADQuAgTERs,
Vickshurg, May II, lsG::.
To Il. Officer c7hiinahLshE tho u. 3. Ns.Rl
Forces below fIchsbuFt
Six: aul informed that The neycd luI &C
belonging 70 the estate Of i Mr. Johnston,
who's Lie Vas unfortunately list few days
since, IS On the iaras surrounded b. water,
their houses balng Oh lha point Ct tuih|:Hg
down.
The oTnirs OF plantat:'Ins All inning, LaTa
reqnts'ed tiInta h4s 81 uucs noat DC s;t to
Ash lhas Yuu allow tins f0fc5 u Dc rrniired,
tuEtthsr with thnir proy,slunS, to this CITY,
With Wow OF btm. Sart to tic Interior. -
Should this be accorded in behalf OF these
asking, tue boat besI,ns The 'g al l'nre " III
take the negroes away. Mr. J. L. Tc~ne. q
neigbbor OF Mfr. Johnston, VIII Iasz charge al
the removal Of the hrsr I'D.
Very Ir.reriiu!lY,
NJ !. SMITH,
Eny. ti=n'l Onmi.:.
u S. S. lElQCuIs REL6w ETEsgUsd,
hlay 2,!h. 1852.
Sir: Your request lnr the removal Of the
negro force, belonging 10 the estate Of Mr..
Johnston, cannot be granted.
Very respectful " your OBJ sor''t,
JAMES g. PALMER,
Commanding Advance Squadron.
MI. Smith, Brig tien. OJm'dg 1t Elcksburg.
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BELOW RICHMOND
saturday, May ~, and Juno I. 1857
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james L,i,:s, l4th, X.
Rchsrd Ismes, "5:h, |.
Thomas pinkslon, Ssh, /.
Carter, l2lh, b.
D Rowling, 4lst, A.
D L Moore, 2Sth, ..
Moses Pearcs, o.ey's BaltsIg.
a II Day, Goth, A.
NJ .I'llenidy, Ith, +.
souTH CAROLINA.
ssrgt J. Watkins Palmetto Sharpsbootsrs.
W II Bradley, 9th, +.
z + Bird, Oh, &.
D II Lee, 4sh, f.
sers,J j Camp, Palmetto sharpsh1.oootsrs.
Il.,.,.-. oO
W n S.rnges do Dc.
VIM CJski!!, OH, ].
J W McOully, 9th. B.
] Nc Creight, 9th. O..
D Mills, Palmetto Snarpshooters
j Ferguson, 6.h, A.
j NJ Cask,y, Ger, B.
Baker, G:b, B.
S Patterson, Hampton Legion.
j A Wead IN, e:b,
Jno Kelly, Oh. s.
Jno B ,ttolns, 6:b, T..
j W Bradley, 9Th. E.
= McOully, 9TH, &.
joel Farmer, 4th, d
W Il Gray, Palmetto Sharpahooters.
W S Smith, Cab, +.
w STurner, 9Th, F.
W J Cornwell, 9Th, F.
James jenkins, D.
j B Goree, 9th, ID.
w y + E,rnett II amnlun l. ,yioD
B D Bennett, do do.
n A Hamilton, DO do.
FLORIDA.
- Dragon Qeg shot Off "a Rsg1, ca.
P Brien, I'd, l."
T. : Hendricks, "a, d.
HoRrH CAROLINA.
Il P Singleton, Oh Regiment, 'npsnY t.
j S,nallwood, 9Th, E.
Lingley, 9Th. D.
James Re,se, 4.h, /.
Hako, G.b, F.
j W Lsggett, l'h, L.
s Wesoa, 13;h. c.
" G Colbutt, 10th,
Finger. 2"j, B
e asmont, 231 ti
L r ,berscn, 2Sd, q.
5 W Webb, ESD, 6.
W W Miller, 9Th, &.
j D Stevenson, 9Th, Z
Ira Combs, 4th, D.
P a Hieling, 18th, L.
Lieut. a u Lowry, 23d, (.
.,n,,.
'l'"1"'
D Doke, Ash regiment, company 4.
y ] Edwards, 2:th, 3
j B Peddcrson. Esd, q.
Vim Ingram, @ 1, 3.
W Z Wood, 18th, A.
j s Gibson, 23d, D.
James Tcrrill, ed, |.
7 cs,r,r I1th q
Mcll6aney; Ian, I
\ WOOD, 2otn, b
LOUISIANA.
John shu,zer' h,u'siana oSe's''on'
iAh'h'hf bus"'eh' W w
MISSISSIPPI.
:, ,,,s ;,,. oonn,,,r
" w. - , 'opO, ,1,S
=, " tAs'e'D ~,
= n t,aSe.' ,, .1'
D for'er, ii,u,
Il n Mafois' itsn' ~
. =, u psu,.'S ii'p, IT,
" :, Delot'uee H.
II q q, MauomeF, ii'n
) i!a''' !ttn, a.
e y maah, 1!tn,
o . = mSauen' Up :,
lsioo.', itsu'
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n wnlck, (dssd) Esd North Carolina regi-

l
ment, company b.
John Hunstinger, l6!h, =
n A Kirkpatrick, 10th, +.
7 Silt 4th, F.
W W Leach, Alb, q.
A T Garter, 4th, a.
Lieut. Zisgler, 221, II.
SOUTH cARoLISA.
N Giant, 5,h South Carolina, company +.
r pupree, lst a
J r Simms, 1st g.
T D Spsnn, Hampton Lagoon, y.
G williams DO {.
o E Stroecher, 10 a.
j J Bardett do r.
VIRGINIA.
G Craig, til Virginia, company +
T Forkue, 4:h,
W H Smith, 4th, u.
E Occke, Oarter's Battery.
Lieut. H W Eskrdge, (dead,) lllb, |.
VIM Fl St Clair, 18th, d.
W Simmons, llth, L.
R Allison, l7th F.
D E,sely, l4:h, 4
o R 10th, 4:h Eattsllon.
Il H Hodges, Ssh, Il.
FLORIDA.
Alsn Game, "a Florida. company H.
p:ysn do do <.
r Cole. do Il" /.
LOUISIANA.
il M;o,. F,,nt f.s F.
Z Mems d. T.
,,..,..,,,,
ii Rlrko, l2th Mississippi, Company a.
) Ring, I'd BItallon.
Griffin, 81 G
o.. n,.rn or on
u doluen, loih f.eg'ilGh'' 'EhPehy +
n. u , nua"s' -
| n roy an
o Masters, i t., L. iii, iss aud riehrurm sn-
| putated.
" ? Brooks, 90, a.
a McAllister, 9th, ,.
PF Thomas 9Th 4
GEORGIA:
% N'''' -'e''o''' company
All excso, this pAtienl La,. L,., ,z;a,, cd
to private residences,
GaE.Hrk's Hospital 2oSp pe7wrea NAT; ,rp
VIRGINIA.
n ,ot p,.;-.
:, ~ n,.'S ~ rE' D'''' ''''"f1"' l.
; EFishsr IN E
= rd,nmnds ~
w = 49,, i-,h
''N' 49, -
NORTH cAhoilS''
Sc, ii, 9Th Regiment, Company E.
MISSISSIPPI.
Corporal D Robertson, 18th Regll =nt, Con-
parry F, sent to Din7ile.
'S'aD 'so"',a ho.t'1S'
o"tner 24tn ana Franklin otreetS.
MISSISSIPPI.
John prossct, dead Company Z, 81 MISC.
Battalion.
r 6avnS, co II; i3i1;
y; J. u a 9faole' II, li,u;
q i0 f :s h,ssson +, ii ill., 5''a'
uUrn cAkoLISA
N A ALEU-, company f, 9th Reg
T tieter, dead i, Oh.
VIM Steel, Palmetto RegL
" Eiess IN, Psmtlto Regt.
ALABAMA.
20 u ,.,,,nonr IA, ,,.,,
" y parsons q San
II n harmon G. 2fiE
D Gordon, il, 81, 9Th
A w Dumas, h, llth.
W ? Z,ckey, +, 18th.
T w Jones, 2, Oh.
9 y jones' o, 9Th.
1t 81 Hardcastls, g, l2:h.
NJ VAIL 7, llth.
B Ingram, +, l2,h
J 3 Anthony, a, 26h.
So.rH r,YnIIs..
H. p;,,,. coo,.,. A,h peo;-,
ToIa IT, 49, =: - f''
:: I"g.rs6n in
IN p.IS.,n yat
~ D'0'
fLohipA.
j II Wadsworth, company l., % Regiment
J I Bishop, L, -
It J 4 kln6[onGh. Il. IL
DaitoS, y,
VIRGINIA.
NJ ] RaineY, K, 3sth.
II Burnett, II, 3e:h.
Ohas barnard !, 24tb'
U Bone, a. !9ln.
1t " Adie' ), III
/. Lyon, U, o"d
GsoroIA.
San'l Co,Iey, company o, 23,h Retinsnl.
7 4 B.dpood. A, 4S:h.
j A Billiard, A, 2ssh.
Giant II f,pp' H. IAN.
D ! Rush, q. 14:h.
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GATED in our presence without protesting
sgsinst tho Unrest it contains, WHOM nas al,
ready aroused the passions OF our people, anu
must exasp ernte them to degree "eJ ono
contrib. Your officers and sG!eiois arc per
mitted nv III, terms Of ihia order. 10 place
any construction lbsy uiny please upon tuo
conduct of Cur wives and daughters, ana u!.on
suci, construction 10 0ff=r ttcn strocI"u' IL
su:s.
The n..cs Of the ct7 snd the s.f;tJ OF your
of;cprs.rJ sold;.rs FROM haruI Or Insult, have,
| affirm. brea successfully sacared to an extent
enabling them 10 move Though our streee
almost unnoticcd, according to the uhoe1-
sE,dinr anu agreement entered into between
ynurs.lf and the city authorities. d'u ho',
hose7er, anuoip.te var upon "on'en ",'u
ch,Idreo, ehn, So t.r As ! tn aware, haVs oniy
u,n,f 81, d their :iisplcasnre 1t inc osc"p i''oh
Of ,hcir city b. those WHOM 'h"y o','''o !" Wv
there IN, n.irs, and will nnVcr undertake !"
be le,pnrsL'v for iha p'h'" "' N'" '''"a.'
ylLlc snGli an cd e: which IIil'i' i"'o' ""' CIV
ans rcn,Ii!lS IN I..r'1
Turiyu q cerse Ia Tic o!t:rs DAD s"!,l'oiS
of yuur curnuand Ia SJhiIh'L 0u'raSss snci, Is
ar, mica ted IN NDur oiiitf, 'loh '!elohc'ltS'
nu,.,.n, is, III my judgment, II r'"l IA 10 'ns
r,vIhx ,i,nn, MT {" saj 10 ina C.:r'S''."", VI
m, .r- IA v Ins. nAmn ] MAKE !t''s pIo'
iG:i
.,u sir .ui ,Ii';tiicnt servant
LINK r. Mu:iEur, ha ,"i.
immediately upon tho receipt Of lh's cp'''''
the Provost Marshal Drorg II tho alay"r ."lor"
Il n Builer The Mayor was thea t"ll 'ha'
The iunsaasu OF The Letter wMili mol 10 lo.c'"
tel, and that if he believed that he C. MA n"
longer control tic "arouscd passions OF INC
| people" no would be rricVcd OF any rcSp'h-
S,bllity for the tranquility Of tnc r;tv. and scn'
| TO place al s iety himself, TO Wit, Fort Lack
| son. Tho Mayor sail no only Il .srod In via
| dlcate tie b0nor Oi the yir.nOuS women at the
city lie was informed that there wax II" Vih
| Itaton needed, bic .uSe tho ORDER dad ""l con
| Template any viriuoua woman lJr tho gnnnIaI
! did not believe that such person. by word,
| gesture or mo zen. Chit nlesnt 10 insult any III
| h $ I, lfi.ers or soldiers. And the order lmPe.
no others, save these that bad lnsnltcd TIT
| rooLs. The Il .yor said tba: with this tXpis'
| nation ho al satisfied, and Womb n'hcrar
his letter liz, therefore signed the following
written apology sn;; lett tor his ko'ne
Il .no,a Better Tni, communication hlv-
ing boon sent under rnisr4!,. II i.ct, ana DC
Ing improper il lanauag". t'-;7 IN apei3E e
ia tic snUjc sn:l IN ti;IiraS -.
JIHy I. MG;S.., AayOr.
Stay III. 1862
~. tEc matte. tu; .h;rg ...;c1 y IS Mas
sup ros i L. ta:c Lcc:. c;:.i.'i Z i ':l- c1ufs,
dad noI s,tt the bccp Il at III | VI 'nroe
ahd, on tie cvru'n. Of tLo ssu,s dAy, VI :hefs'
EutIer deceived IT,; iDpTng lctter
M.Yoh,LiY u Nav DRLEASs,
| thtl Hall Jl4r IL Sil
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LIST OF CASUALTIES IN TEE l2fH REGIMENT Miss
VOLS, oS TUE SisT MAY lo62.
Woupded-I.t Dol Harris, in head, Slight;
4 il II Capcrs, slightly wcund,d.
Company A, Raymond FoncibleR, Captain
Thomas Killed phl Watson, j Kelly.
Woundsi-F Barton, j NJ Downing. Thcs
Q Bannon, Robt A Hall, g 8 Ohevis, A Z far
ris, b Burke, W Fl p xon, 2 II Mullen, R,bt
Herring.
Company i, s3atartia P h,s, Capt Bell -
| Killed = Lieut. Samuel Luther, w a Gale
Wounded Capt Bell, Roland Hamberlin, Jas
Rowan, (since died. D O Cobb, II Hardin, j
/. Hutton, Moses ingesham, j NJ LAWS, W
Pritchstt, Woorsll, s Branin, Joc Dill
ley, L Hoenthsl
! Company 9, Lawrence p Hss, Capt Shepard
I -killed-T II Ham, O Kistner, Rob
ertson, ] Oolonan, l. D Cooper, j Fl Per.
ger. Wounded spt Shepard, Sam Dunn,
! B z Jones, ] 3 Pstteis son, J NJ Williamson, j
A B,sIin. H Berwick i n Jet, N Roth, j
Smith, E Berwick, D N Hall, j " McMilland
H Brigamsn.
| Company d. (Pettu, Rolief,D Capt. burluW.
Killed Capt Borrow, VI IN Deering, F L Neal
| J G Withcrspcon, Hugh 8 Beschum, s T
Waugh, 4 7 Lewis. Wounded Lieut. W
Holey, ] |. Ard |. II Radius, T R Lloyd, j n
Hsr7is, E P q 1ssctt, W Y Anderson, O II Bar,
~, Dan y Brown, Dan'l Farmer, W G Hall
NJ A Hoskin, matthew Hood, q W Jones, IT,,
W Lewis, GIeen Mslsaps tieo Morrison,
" II Fl Purser, T Ramsey, T II Rae, u W
Stevens, y l. Strong, y Talliferro G
1'ourrstons N NJ West, r ] White, j II Will
son.
Company E, yicksburg sharpsL otera,
Captain Kichsrdsnn.-k illed-B G Jones' 5
|. George, a j SwoTdsa Owen Gcrshsr JACK
Hsselton. Wounded--Lt Henry Evans, L.
W G Honegan, George Baker, B 7 Bsckhan
4 John Carter, Tbos F,tzgar'and, D Fitzpatrick
/ Ei Kinney, J Martin, j McMurrsy. Missre
M (iillispie, W Whaln. Graham
] Company F, Sardis Blues. Oapt Ward :.
Killed. S Ross. J NJ Hall, NJ A Rssnett =
Woundad-Oap. Ward J w Davis, 8 D Robert
son, IA Alhrilnn, j n Adams, s P Blann
! n Brown, !. q Black D Bishop, Robert
Elliott. Chss Haln, J H M,G -hee, r w Terry
j T W,llinma. a Hay, j Fl 1--we, VA Sins
mons, Rabt Young, A j Turrentine, D Nc
1 injury.
! Company G, Capt II Wilson, Natchez Fen
e;blcs. -6led-51Lt A L Butts, T j Garter, !
L Collins, D Mulvehil Msllin. Wounded
Thos Bradley. s House, N Higgins, O Marsh
T s Redd, Geo Underwood, VIM Conner, NJ
! Haley, j Lscand. Tnos Powell, q Slit
/ 1st 1t F Q Nance, Oorpi " 3 Il Wilson
i Ed Suudalnore, Gao Mariner, (missing)
Company b, Oharly Olalk Rifles, Oapt APP
ewhte.-Killsd-Lr F Mccormick, 4 !
Davis, Psson Glover, B Hedrick. Wound.
ed-Corpl Applewhite, Douglas, " " New
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,oIATE OF IUUIsIANA.. 4
MAYogALTY Oh New OELEANs,
CRY HALL, May l6. 1862
MA1uR GENERAL BEsj t. BUTLER, CONTAINING
o. S FORCES:
Sir: Your general order No %, ofdsts Of Il h
inst, is of character so extraordinary and
sstoundins, that cannot, holding tho Office Of
Chief Magistrate OF this city, chargeable with
its peace and dignity, suffer it to b. proLsul-
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IIsT or CASUALTIES

IN Tue
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LIST IN CASUALTIES Or TIE l4rH L0GISItEA
REGIMENT.
Company u -kil!ed-SeTgesnt " Bi5liss.
Company A-W ounieh-Pat Smith
Company CIV oundad-John Gilman, jos
Cacek.
Ecm7any D-Wounde'l -Sergeant Davies,
r Gardner.
Company F-Woun2-d--Wm Markle, Sc.
vcre,: P Fox. R,man. S Rawlings.
Company G-Wounded-M Gray.
Company H-Wcuudcd--P Collins. J dc.
Glen.
Cemi.any E-Wnunded-T Barley.
RECAPITULATIoH.
Company. Al Private killed:
Company CO Privates killed
Oondany D-l Sergeant killed, Sergeants
wounded.
Company F-4 Privstes wounded
Company Gil Private wounded.
Company H-2 Privates wounded.
Company XII Private wounded.
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ann Robertson, John from, Fafmsn'
Dennis Brown, Kr.nss, Sa,nl King, b Erwin,
r B Thedford, + Mcqueen.
COMPANY |, DurAnt Rifles, Capt Fowter-
Killed[Ssrg't 0 Wallace, Corp r Sproles,
2 BIackman, P n Robinson, " 2 Caesthain
mos Mclaughlin, W N Harlin, W NJ league.
Wonnded-S N Ellis, P McLelland, B 7
Bosnian, NJ Tubbs, J D Glasgow, II Frizsll,
] H Lomsr, " R Moose, Jno T Fowlkea, J A
Montgomery, W & Swayns, W W AcLellan.
COMPANY E, Claiborne Guards Capt Hast-
iue.-Kilied -Uapt Hastings, (while bearing
the eolors) y ounded-John Mitchell j P
q Derrab, NJ Stevans, L Harland. 7 Par
ker, D " Girrard, O R McCsrdle, J " Phil
/ ps, J H Hudson, Jno Richez.
, 1862-10-09
6he farmers Corner.
sorghum Culture.

Accounts from all parts of the country,
but more particularly from the Western
States, indicate reasonable success in the cul.
tivation Of Sorghum and the manufacture
Of sugar therefrOm, and, as q consequence,
. material extension of the area of ground
devoted TO that crop. Probably more sor-
ghum syrup and sugar will be made the
present than in any previous year; and
with the Improvements in apparatus, with
additional experience in manufacture, we
may look for q reasonable improvement in
quality. The following statement has been
furnished to the Journal of the New York
State Agricultural Society, by Jonathan
Edgecomh, Of Lima, Indiana:
Rev. Christopher Cory L. Sons, Of Lima,
manufactured my sorghum syrup from one
fourth Of an acre, 6S3 hills, averaging about
Eve stalks to q hill the most Of the suckers
! cut out, but shall not do it again, as it
causes the stalks to sucker out ct the joints
above.
Is1ipped my cane while standing, and
was particular to strip off the base of the
leaf which surrounds the stalk down to the
joint, and to cut of the top below the first
joint, from the top, and as the fall was favor
able to maturing farm product, | did not cut
up my cane until the last Of October, and
the cane was kept dry, aud made by Messrs.
Cory the first week in November, the cane
being we'll stripped. Messrs. Cory said the
juice was Of better quality than any they
had manufactured, and required less reduc-
ing. ! had forty eight gallons of first rate
syrup, thick, light cOlored, and ine-aavored
equal to 1872 gallons per acre.
But Il 100 gallons only is made from the
acre, and 20 cents is paid per gallon for man.
ulacturing, il viii then leave $50 per acre,
ct so cents per gallon, and that is better than
wheat or corn growing.
Il will not mix with indian corn, but will
with broom corn; no broom corn should be
planted within sixty or seventy rods Of il on
level land for safety it better be q greater
distance the stalk of the pure cane IS solid,
and yields juise larg ly, but by mixing with
broom corn the stalk is porous and dry.
think good cane can be grown on the fats Of
the Hudson, Mohawk, and Genesee rivers /;
Il should be planted four feet apart and no
more than four seeds or stalks to a hill.
The seed should be soaked twenty.four
hours in warm water, little below blood
heat, before planting; plant ct the usual
time Of planting corn.
Left stand as long as possible in the fall
without freezing. A light frost will not hurt
Il, and keep the cane dry and from freezing
after it is cut up until il i manufactured.
shall plant sufficient next season b make
two hogsheads. The syrup improves in
havor BY giving It age.
, 1862-10-09

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Bad IesG Bad Breasts. SrOhlouI Sores and
GIandular SusTInu.

II such casl The Ointment operates surely and with
rapdiiy thlt r1lmole magic Il should b6 rubbed into
the pafis Affected aief they have been omcnitd with
lnkeuarm gatof ne purifying and curative powers Of
this marveoua ungnont have never aeds Any old aofo
n bad hruaall mIk agers ~ action y wonderful.
Giandular SWELLING may Be- reduced By following
, 1862-10-09

Nay Be cured with the geaeat cerhnty n large quln-
Titles Of the Ointment Be we'll worked Into TIE complain
Ing pars, and this perevereingly done for some time
n 4 10 ugo 70 smear on the aln onlv, n musi he got
Into the system Take e many Pills nightly as win act
two threc tines during ihe n hour escheW The use
of cab. and ell stmnlana When these complaints ere
leaving the system. the viruonce o The complaint no
nunnflV haema 70 increare T71s.7 4
, 1862-10-09
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ne Action Of thB neaTl. DrODsy,

This last named dieaae is commonly proceeded By IL
regular action Of the heaf. and dlcnlt respirai
which ymploa ere always severe, and ever oom bad
ways unrvned Ointment and Pills the drop1ical patient
win ever ind aucoour The present relief derived from
The q theae remedies b margelonsy quick and pre-
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anergy The cIculan and absorbent system thai Che
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fnrnn
, 1862-10-09

Sores. ulcen. and aWeliinRs, can with certainty be
cured n this Ointment be thOrouRhly rubbed an around
the complaining parts twice Of thrice day keeping
them covered With linen rag spread With the same.
The pis must b taken acoOrdne % The printed d.
veFance 4 necessary, From humane motives letters Of
dVlce will be answered gratu0usly Tosave carriage
he Pills and Ointment should Be obtained ID the neigh
lishmonk
, 1862-10-09

The practical success Of sorghum culture
seems to be settled: the value Of is pro.
duct is now counted BY millions. The Pa
tent Office has ordered 4 supply from France
70 meet the wants Of American cultivators.
, 1862-10-09
spermatorrhna.

0rloe.l se.ens nersuas dsbiy, ou Iplri,. iaHiuda,
lsa.ne. o. ne imos and 1acf lndiupnsnnn and lnna
-1ila leI lanm and H1ndy. dullnnn appIuhan1inn,
-. memel, alefllnn % eocoiY, love n aoliln11,
~ olllull. dlE1neu, hFidnrho lupulnnialy
a..ll-ll1, pains d he al1a, aloclnna Il lha eyll,
luIl@ % ll4 nna a1Eu1I o. olhnf lnnImlIInl n nan,
ere eeuiel y Ne ny cll1lnief phyciln ani alIEodn,
y = t11rl1y- h ualhol q curing dInanll , go,
(unAl1l4 y el1.ul anl h1noa ne lrlaI nioc1r. -
Aadnlo l. J. ozarKAT, Nd
~ FI1nci1tos
, 1862-10-09

ILt illinois siais Pair win Be held nj,
year a Pnor'a. commencing he lalt Monday
y 8epiembe and coulinninE through he
ucak. his = - rIme tims appoiniod for
~ New YoIt, ll1 P1nnlylranli, he Caii-
l.uin. ~ Io.a nnl ue believe. also he
Ne - E.in.
, 1862-10-09

In these complaints. he Ointment luo acts IKE
chaim providing u q veFy eleriualy bbad over the
regions of The kdneya which q vii panerate and give
almost immediate relief while ths Pis should be taken
according % the printed directions, when The most ex
, 1862-10-09

Fhs alnu1l mlI.cuiuus curs aui hu. t-sn sa,sis h
ny ca plompll ~ . Iupan p l1ola q NJ lel1s
cIllluIul g1o ny - 11lllIng 1um Ne ulilIlon fho
Bsglnl glarl go. ~ h1alIh ha1ln = all. a11ai-
tac1li ~ run1IlI H11Enou and ll11, uhirh Iulncnf
mst0thsmas aAat5goi " langaa Mnaas1s
, 1862-10-09
GREAT
MEDICAL DISCOVERY F.!
5CovILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP,

OR sARSAPARILLA AND sTILLINGA, FOR
" the Of scrofua, Syphilc and Mercuria Diseases
Old Sores skin Diseases and all other Diseases which are
caused by an impure state Of the Blood This Blood veT
Syrup warranted TO all scroous and other
that originate from the Blood or Liver.
, 1862-10-09
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
To Scientific and PFuClieal Agriculture,

~ DVItHIIIW uHU IIuUIIUuI HgIIUuNuTtI
By HENRY STEPHENS, r. s., II Ed,nUuruh, and th,
late j. r. norton Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
IN Yale College New Haven. vols Royal OetaV
1900 pages, and numerous EngTavnEs
This s oOnfessedly the complete work on Agri-
culture ulShed and IN order 10 give Il wider
circulation, tht publisher have resolved 10 reduce the
price 10
$5 for the'TW Volumes!
When sent by mail IPl-t paul. Ia 'anlHnia, Oregon
and Washington, the price will he 81 To ever Oiher
part of The Union . ID to Canada, [P,pi paul 90.
- This is NOT the old " B 'Ok Of the Farm"
Remitances for any Of The above publications should
aways be addressed. post paid to the bablishes,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street. New York.
, 1862-10-09

Isorslln .n1 nllru1air paais on a. No-,r,-. r...
- l.anll1 a...ecn anl oyla, ~ nll1s anl inter-
-, 2. - ''a ea-. and y sssy ssII1 ir
- - q. h.Isl ..ssa'y q ssr.slss. sha a. pu.us,
1lNu = e. aTil 80 arpcln1l.nl ~ ~ -
~ NN|I = ~ I1ll 49, n l1Ir rl1c1l ~ hlIlnr1I
~ nAlcu WrnrIn, ar-rla
, 1862-10-09
Shipping 9drtrIistmmts.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHATTER.
rr-s ThseOmhodi0us and AstsaHins schooner
SD FLYING MIST,

lao Tens capncltys
capt. tgms THOnIPsoN.
Isup Tor i,s, Or ch.ler b,,u,su alacssu snd 4. por.
o. Pegsi sound FansouverI iaana sna Bru,h coiunta
Ths FLYING MIST psuadap,ed % carrying Live soot.
iur which trade she Originally designed, and e amply
provided Win fixtures 70 he iey q cline d Ne
rdughssi weather. shs > suitable tr d kinda q ffslshl
sr cabin Accommodations are surpassed By osa Of any
vessel on ~ aaaad lrrshi u he i1tsn q urt1sonshs
rates asby apy oiheI vols1I
EorCharsr, FREIGHT o r.alass, appiy 70 pmP KEAcH
bears- t9dy
, 1862-10-09

The ingfalliude Of man TO bis fellow man y a ollen
met with 10 lie that testimonials prompted By the liner
feelings Of the heart, are oases IN the m Of thoe Who
sacrifice their bea days IN phanthFOpc deVotD1 70 ne
aryation Of the ills Of fnil mortality. Emplricism
noods the columns o. our press with fraudulent and
hcons letters singing p@ins 70 the worth Of thelr0 own
ego.l.tea enaialan-m. be.oI w append certificate
destined o ahule on bic mortal COLI Who looked lor
ward 70 bic dIsoluon with that pleasure which only
thfe weighed own BY The heavy band nf dlaeaas oni
restored hin y bis former health. Rellsvod frum NJ.
tfirhle .i1ion and lmpflled b. Rratltnda be makol
hnnNn ID GO and BE rumadl1 agent and BIZ statement
= e1lheniicaied ~ Noiay pubio. The damandl u
snoey lmpeutplly command NJ publicity and Il b rvon
mne y ven ihu unuuIy TIN % auund the pr l q
physician q uhnm acurln q lie caull can y clia1s