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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,ll a Sgtghs Cold, Cough,

GSGM ,5EoaEseness, or Sote
GS)IIN;lIN ,SZh<oat, lvatoh might be
W., ,VSH ctec7ced toith a simple rem
%1SW eay, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. Feto are ot0are Of
the importance Of stopping a oISoAah or
Sfliakt 1SoLd in its first stage that
toftoh in the begfinntrs tvould yield to
a mia remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacles the lungs. a', se
ATotun's @lfonchiaL lSkoctaes
lvere first introduced eLevep years ago.
It has BEEN proved that they are the best
article before the public for /eouahs,
folds, 8konchitis, .4sthn1a,
dgatafkh, the Hacking Cough in /gon-
sunzIitio,l, and numerous affections Of
the lShtoat, giving immediate relief
Public Speakers and Singers,
tviu find them efect.tal for clearing and
strengthening the votce
Sold by all pvuggists and dealers in
Medicine, ct 95 cents per boz.
For sale, Wholesale OF retail, by
O. ROBERTS, Druggist,
No. "a North High street.
sEz 8. Il. SAMUEL, Druggist
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The only article offered the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HAlRi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Nspoleop1
which article 10 indispensable to bis toilet room
The subscribers feeling confident the. this Toilet must
necessarily take the place OF all others ever offered to
the public take pleasure IN expressing their CONFIDENCE
In the article, gaining II from Practical use. -.
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no MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
TIE undersigned will gveintormation on very IN
tsrestino and important subject, which will be vau'
ed more than thousand tmesit cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition In lfe The Information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of 9S
cents (suVerl and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed TO
Il. b MORRIS, M, D.
oct3l-lyatawdSw Boston, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

killed and wounded, and that Of the enemy not
less than 900 killed.
Great havoc was made among the enemy
while coming up the road leading TO the fort.
Our forces brought TO bear upon them two ~
Founders, and at every fire their ranks were
terribly thinned. The places Of tho fallen,
however, were quickly filled.
The Park Point Battery was manned by the
Richmond Blues, and most nobly did they de-
fend it. During the conflict they were attacked
BY whole regiment Of Zouayes. and though
completely oyerpowered they stood their ground
They did not yield foot until all but seven OF
them had fallen bleeding TO the ground.
There is good reason TO believe that had
Col. Henningsen with his artillery been on the
island it would not have been forced To sur
render.
The lack of iield.pieces was sadly felt, aud
had they been a. hand perhaps the enemy never
would have been able 10 have landed their
forces.
Col. IIennngsen lad orders, We understand,
to report at Roanoke Island, but by some mis-
understanding he mistook Elizabeth City for
his place Of destination.
Capt. Taylor of this city is represented as
having greatly distinguished himself
IN addition to the above, thore are many
rumors We might give, but rs they are nothing
more than runors, we prefer Withholding
them. Among them, however, IL one worthy
of notice, TINT General Wise lad been
shot while on his way in an ambulance. The
statement, 40 far al we have been able "a
learn, is untrue. We can only account for il
BY surprising that the namo Of the General was
COMPOUNDED with that OF bic son, who was re.
ported among the killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
FORT PULASKI AND SAVANNAH.

correspondent Of Tie PiIodeipk,a Pres re-
ports the statements of Confederate soldier, named
Barr, who has pist escaped from Fort Pnnski. Her,
is bis account Of tina, post:
ole states that Fort Pulaski is provisioned ioi
two months, and veil defended but that all supple.
are cIt of. 1atnali il there with musketo Aect Of
thrcc bon's. Tho for, now contains iorty.six guns
i've mortars, and one rlted cannon. MAJOR Olnstea d
commands. He thinks there will be IN attack on
Savannah very soon, and 'ha. can be- taken. Fort
Jackson 10 the ouly intervening defence II mounts
twelve guns 10 open and exposed, and may be easily
reduced
An expedition was fitted on, O, the fort by the
rebels, TO take iybee leland, bu, Gen. Leo counter
nianded The order.
lie thinks shsre sro 20 600 rebels around Ssvan-
nah. Three thousand lately arrived from Manassas -
fiR.r ls'rAitnfsr.--We eu, Tho following item
from Tire Learengorth Coaserpa,.re of Friday:
Gen. Jennisen yesterday turned over 81, 100 to
Gen. Hunter. The money was received from The
Late sae u rtel property n Jotpsop County"
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Island, aud was probably burned At the former
point.
A dispatch Was received at Richmond OF
midnight, stating as follows:
A courier arrived here this afternoon at !
O'Clock, and brought intelligence that Elizabeth
City was burned this morning by the inhabi'-
ante. During the conhasration the Unionists
landed large force. All our gunbcats except
ing one were captured by the enemy.
Gen. Wise has not yet arrived at Norfolk.
Tine following Every latest We copy from
to.day's No1)oM Day Boob:
A courier arrived here yesterday afternoon
about s o'clock, from whom we gather TIE fol-
lowing information: The enemy advanced IN
full force upon Elizabeth City yesterday about
Z o'clock. and began an attach mon that
place. The ,''izeDs finding f''isnnc 'ain
evacuated tbe place, bat beior' dong 80 set
IRE to the touG, aud when ous .n.'nnant LEFT
u was It'll in fsmes We have tlN IL record
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

the capture BY the enemy of all our little feet,
except the Fanny or Forrest, our informant is
not certain which. This eluded the enemy
and made up Pasquotank River.
She was pursued, however, and fears are ell
tertsned that she was captured. II is said
that before our boats surrendered they were
abandoned, and that their crews succeeded in
making their escape. If 80 We are at . loss
to conjecture why the boats we're not fired be-
fore they were abandoned. The disaster TO our
little fleet 10 attributed TO the fact that having
exhausted their supply OF coal and ammunition
they proceeded to Elizabeth City for the pur-
pose OF obtaining supply. Every effort was
made to obtain coal, but without success, and
the boats could not, therefore, return to the
Island, and lend any AsUstsnce Whatever to
our forces.
All the details Il, published With reference TO
the capture of Roanoke Island are confirmed
BY the eou,jer, who represents our IeV ut 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.

foHrHK.s MoSRcr, Tuesday. Fob. II, 1862.
We find the following additional news from yaii-
ous points Of the South in the papers received to-day
EX-Gov. w. Campbell declines the tender OF the
appointment OF Brigader-General, and assigns AZ
reason hs physica ncapabilty to perform the dute,
of the office. He was have filled the place vacated
10y The death Of Gen. Zocoifer.
The bill 10 raise troops TO meet the requlstion on
Virginia by the President of the Confederate State.
passed both branches Of the Virginia General Assem-
bly on Monday in secret session.
The bill provides that all companies now in the
field shall be filed TO the number of 100 mon tina,
the Governor shall call for volunteers for this pur.
pose; and hat if the requisite number be not thus
enlisted the deficiency is to be made up by drail
from the enrolled militia.
The injunction OF secrecy hiss been removed from
bill passed by Congress appropriatipg 5000, 600
for the benefit OF the State OF Kentucky.
James Lyons 10 probably elected to Congress, Ia
supply the vacancy caused by the death Of John
Tyler.
The War Department has issncd an order for the
seizure OF oil in the hands Of dsilers or Others
TO DO used for the purposes Of dis,aton. This step
IL taken not only on account of the perncious effects
of the unlimited manufacture Of whisky, but also
because Of the eSorbtant price, the Government 10
obliged to pay for IN article indispensable TO the
Subsistence of the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
4. =. GrssoAr TASIoa, Psdnca

" '''NhUNI YOU
SPECIAL ORDER No. 3.-I.ieut. C Commanding
Phelps will, rs soon the tort shall have surren-
dered upon signal from the flag ship, proceed with
the Conestoga, Taylor, and Lexington up the river,
to where the railroad bridge crosses. and II the army
stroy so much of the track Is will entirely prevent
its use nv the rebels.
lie will thsn proceed M far up the river 40 the
stage Of water will permit and capture the enemy
gunboats and othet vessels which might prove avail
able to the enemy.
Coutnsnding Naval Forces In Western Wsters
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SIR: AZ Capt. Porter is unable to write, he las
directed send YOU list of killed, wounded and

SIR: As Capt. Porter is unable to write, he Las
directed NE 10 send you list OF killed, wounded and
mi. sing this vessel:
". ID. PoRTEs, Commander. scalded
J. II. LvWls, Pay master. sca6ed.
I L. PyrRY. Third Mss,er, badly scAlded.
y II. RRNr,N. Master Mate, killed by cannon shot
Jas. McHRipg. Pilot Killed by scadlns.
WV. II. foEp. Pilot, killed by scsldins
JoHS MtIHxvs, QusrtefmssteI, scalded badly.
A. ID. NAtggass. Captain OF FoIecsstle, missing
UsSRN Ga sPKK, fireman. missing
SAaCA BsYaK. fireman. scalded badly.
lonN LAM, nfensn. missing.
JssE. tnpyRsN, seaman. killed by scsdins
~ M,lsRr1, seaman scaldtd
". lIi@sN. sraman, scsded NJ,
dana VIII .oy seaman killed by "adins
B,s II,piusuruN sesIas. scslded badly
wv ,rPHr~ seaman, scsded badly.
THo. NtLIyS seaman, scalaed slightly
" n M,NxY .e.msn scAlded badly
T. SritlV,y, seaman, scsld-d badly.
lAs Brntgp, s-sliaD, missing -,
J. Bgsn,, seaman, killed oy schding
IonS ID HAMA. seaman, scsided
jonS CasrsIro, seaman sralded
1 4 puultrs seaman, scalded
H. Lorna. sesinsp. scalded
N REYNoIns. seaman, missing
J.xs- AH.rs, seaman, scaded
T,orA, NIIGyrr seaman soslded badly.
I'm addition 10 the above, we had ~ soldiers
sesIded. OF which several have since died.
Vsr, respectfully your chedien. servant,
ROBERT X. RILEY,
N. Officer United States 0nnbost EsJeI.
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"0uSpoAr CoNEsr0eA

"0uNpoAr CoNEsf0aA,
.R.u.o.n Cso,siys T.Ss ssBH RivnR, Feb. 10. 1867
"SIR; We have returned 10 this point from IN en-
trelv suecenl expedition to Florence, ct the foos
of Muscls shosb, AlRbspa. The rebels were fercsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
rsrt,e.srx.uss CrvcIxS.rr. Feb. 6, 1876.

L. :. fL,GSTS.Nss CINCINNATI, Feb o 1902
SIX: have the honor TO report that the casualties
on board this vesse during the bombardmens OF Fot
Henry, IRON The effects OF the enemy's fire were:
Killed, /; wounded, 9. Total, 10.
Respectable X. N STEMBEL.
Commander q. T. Navy.
To II. H. FooyE Comdins Naya forces in Western ws'sra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

BURNSIDD'S EXPEDITION.
IT'S FIRST TERRIBLE BLOW
CAPTURE OF ROANOKE
DIRECT NEWS FROM THE ENENY.
Rebel Fleet Completely Destroyed.
THE PANIC AMONG THE PEOPLE.
ELIZABETH CITY ABANDONED.
The TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE.
GOV. WISE NOT IN THE FIGHT.
Only 50 Rebels Escaped from the Island.
$500 TROOPS TAKEN PRISONERS.
0. JENNINGS WISE WOUNDED.
A Major and 300 PriyatcS Killed,
OVER ONE THOUSAND WOUNDED.
WILD STORIES OF UNION LOSSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

SrVFNrY NrSRors Pnoa MissouRr.-The follow
ing dssolying view OF the institution Is furnished
by The LeorenSorh Conservative Of Friday last:
"On Tuesday night -, snty negroes arrived In
Doniphan County, from Missouri They had CON
spired together, and came over In one party. There
have been large aShvals W Lawrence recently"
, 1862-03-13

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March u, 1862.
ECERTs FOE LAST TWExTF-FoUR HOURS,

Total ........ SIT 1887 336 1882 36598 aa573
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed to-day,
amounted to 1.s14. The supply Of Dressed Hogs
was Hight and the demand good under which the
market ruled tlrmcr-with ea1es at 4s 3osn3 TO-
Live Hogs were in fair supply, but the quality was
inferior, and the market vas quiet, with sales at
$2.T5@3.31H.
There was good demand for prime Beef Cattle
and the market was firm. with aales Of good to
prime packingat S2.T5a3.t2,5. Common grades Of
Cattle were dull.
The Flour market continues dull and neglected
Wheat declined H@1c per hushel, with Light sales
at 7s}9c for fresh receipts No Spring. and no
Ta;Sc for No Spring, according to the date Of the
receipts There was good demand for Corn and
the market was firm, with Eales Of winter receipts
Mixed ut s3;s@=23Ac, and fresh receipts at a14c.
Oats were quiet but firm. Rye advanced NC per
bushel-with Gales Of fresh receipts Of No at
42,fc Barley was active and steady. Highwines
were frmeE, with sales at 19A@195fc. Timothy
Seed was duh md depressed-fair quality selling
at Sl.6o Clover Seed quiet, with sales Of good at
The Provision market today was more active,
without any matesia! change in prices Meas Pork
is in very limited demand, and we note sales Of
only 200 br4s city packed at sl1 90, and ESQ brls
country packed at Gl0,25. English Nests are in
good demand ar. ::s1n With salts OF $50 boxes at
4ssc for Cumberland Mi6dlea, 5;Sc fer Short Rib,
and 5i8c for Short Bonclcss. The stock Of this
kind OF i'7oduct is scr5 light. Bnlk Meats were
mo1e actiTc at the decline named yesterday, and
We Eote salea Of about $40 GO bs, at 4xc for Sides
and 31c foz Shoulders, 1ooEo. smalllot ofcountry
cured Hams WAS cold 1890, loose Picked Hams
are in good request, with sales Of 800 brs at 1880
Lard Is in fair demand, with but light offerings,
, 1862-03-13

S9 bales at 2ec for midd]ing uplands. ~0'
:. .tLoCR.Co1t1nues dull and dropping, only 1im-
ssa si a1qa15y ay 1or export and home consumption
@5.e fog extra state; $59l55 ior super vest
~; g HS55i5 tor common to medium extra west-
en-; ; t55S@5-m 5S fol shipping brands extra round
~ h;syr: Canadian -four DIM and dropping. Sales,
~ oIls at IS 6,50 foF common TO choice extra.
REs fsons 2 quiet at g 500 Is. Corn meal steady
EIaEdywine-
zMmskf.-Unehansed: Sales 75o brls at asE@a6.
9IaPds 91 sna a5 n3nin. In v,au If
tae light stock holders are not disposed to accept
any material decline in order to realize. Rye dill
sazsz Z !s%e oasa
III and closes about 1c lower. Sales Is O00 bu ut
aaea q f. iasiae p: % e. ds
hesry at ss@4oc for New Jersey, Canadian. west
GsoczE1Es.- s ot8ee-Rio inactive but holders
are still very firm We n0tice ea1es OF 100 bags
santo.5 at 9sNc. sngar-raw continues IN mode
b. At sS@7xc; is b1s HaTsna 1t 7Ec; re; reaned
steady. Molssses remained steady; there is less
aetisity IN market; Gales 60 brls and IS tca Cuba
Psosis1oss :-Pork dun and lower. Sales 40
bb1s at $13:2sG1s5o for mess; - a11s 80 for
R3Rs sS q 5 S. bB: g5 at s aas
;fepssked m mess; sia@aI4 % fos s.' extra mess s
.nS III ls ss 81 dsfs sft .es%1
bans Bacon sides steady and arm. sa1es 40
" favor the buyer SALES 1t 6p5Kc for western: !:
.tapesXe e. 81: Lard Il SstfsE den.ad a9d
At 9s@shel=tter pSfce for choice: Butter IN
fair demand and very dEzn at 11613c for Ohio: 139
&c tor state Cheese rules quite arm At 636kc Is
, 1862-03-13
+: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EsAa1Na, march II, 1sas.
1ae general money market OF the CITY 10 quiet,
@0a aof AZ legitimate business purposes bankers
me snppiS1ng customers 70 liberal extent: Some
oi 1aem Hoaio oe giao o1 eettef euppiy OF nfst
claes popef fos afseo1al. 6ut money u *py no
means 80 sounoaat tnat II can pe MAO isf Inc AK
NE. baohefo are very ca1e'n ~ 70 names snd
eooa1el@le auo ony w. paper 10 passea on any
.elms. onts1oe tne oanAa tnese u very Lille
eo1ns'
New fofk esenan2e il close II Quotations, but
lates remain as 1of come o&ys past, Viz: pr buy
NY anu premium ~ customer "niie OUTSIDERS
Pay xse2a' snoa'o ~. +.S oeu.aao CONTINUE 10 gam
on inc supply, there Is psonaely Eastern money
enongh at the West to be sent home TO keep ex-
rbanoa verv cear1v ;fno+ on;ta ~ ,..ao,,t -.
- ..:,.-a .1....- ~, ~, as p1saea. p,Nes:
Tod remains mac11Ve. The buying pr1ca 10 ~
@1A the higher price rarely; the selling range Il
4l9l. Some NAV have CHARGED a1< IN retail Iots
-, ~. 1 - ~ r.~ - " n .ese- .a'0
GOOD NEWS FOE 6oVERNHKHT CREDITORS
The National Defense Committee Of this city re-
ceived today from Washington 42H,0co in $40
bonds according to IN .14ancen,ent consummatea
sone "eeas ago, aad nave peen puey CURING Inc
Gay IN d1sbufs1ng them to contractors. The re-
eeipt VI tnem WILL pus enaing iaees upon very
eonf'octao1e nompes q oos ca''zens. IL WILL be
1e0smoe3eo tnat sns eo.n"atlee "e1e empowered
IL Naht coAtsdet7 Aux |ue e4e4pAeAt o1 sesefM
, 1862-03-13
Buffalo Cattle Market-March 10.

The receipts Of cattle last week were ASA head.
against ,Gea for the previous week, IN Increase Of
o7a mead. The buoy ant market noted in our last
has given place to one Of 1nordinate dullness.
The1e was tolerab1y tair speculative demand On
Monday and Tuesday, but On the latter day the
the result Of which has been that ecarecly single
buyer from that quarter has since been present,
Prices, meanwhile, have declined from Hc to NC
with salea in all, Of e39 head all OF which CHANGED
haads at the yards Of Mesars. Batrus i Lewis.
20: baiiey foll II Michigan cattle to Walt
Smith Ct $49 2 head. averaging !, 400 Ds F Emer-
lck sold IL OHIO cattle to Nj SiEpard at IS cWt,
York eatte to Jas. Fartting at SIX e cwt. ayeras-
Ing :ssa 1bs. F D Yoman sold IS Illinois cattle
to Farrell Gi1let at %. 90 q cwt averaging 1855
ns J Enoch sold II Ohio cattle to Nj Shepard
at = :65 2 cws, averaging 1895 tbs. S Taylor sold
10 Ohio cattle to Far9sl 9let at 81 80 cwt, az
eraslng 1925 lbs. r Duncan sold Ii Indiana cattle
oa, J FLEETWOOD sold 50 Illinois cattle to BnIaio
bntchcr6 at s.. = cwt, ayeEaging 975 Ms.
, 1862-03-13
&t. Louis market--Mareh IL.

S1ades. Sales 200 br1s double extra country at
&4.65, treasury notes, and "a br1s extra country
enper1ue at $4.15. treasury notes. Wheat-Pricee
millera can prodtably afford to pay; but are sus.
tanned By the sma1lness OF Feceiuti. Sales OF Sd
sks fall at g, 66 8oc 1S2 &c; and 165 do at 9oc
and 96 and 1co Eks red, and 159 Bks Whire and red
on private terms.
Corn unchanged Salss s, SIT and 400 sack syel
3ow ~ Tslte sa1 "a and mixed At s including eacks and
Sales comprieed al2 and 8S6 ska at 92c, deliTered
RJe-demand good, end market stiff, with sales b
e, 90, es and 1aa sks at ecc, eks returned, and N
Ra1es Of as bbls at 19c; a. 90, Ind IS bbla ut ac
ddy.
, 1862-03-13
SEEDS.

From the n. T. Tribune, 10th
The market Is drm for clovetseed; the demand
IS mainly for home use aales Of 81 bags 1t 7@
I4c; timothy seed ia In good demand 1t $2.96@
25!4 per be; rongh fax seed IL scaEce at 3ala@
225 per bu.
From the Philaaelphia North American, 19th.l
There IL not much e1oye.seea Offering or selling,
and prices range at &42t@45o par b1, the latter
1orpfime.
From the Buffalo Expfes6, 11th.1
some small lots have changed hands ata shade less
price.
from the Detroit Tribune, 1tth1
Clover continues to improve, being In good de-
mand at 3a.75@4. The outside Gg9re Is rather
Sn extreme one yet 1t can be obtained for the very
pest There te no shipping margin worth speaking
q At these rates, although some few lots have
been sent to the Boston market. Timothy con-
11ende 81 .75@a 1ak.
, 1862-03-13

F;eights are less aetiEe and rates are rather
easasr 70 Liverpool the cngugenients are an0o
IN bulk and bage. vessels to haul alongside the AZ
Int t.nt,c "a doeE; 200 brls flour at u 19Hd@a 20
!ans an9 lev boxes bacon 29s; 100 hhda ta1low. at
butter, at 5ls each. To London 50 tcs beef at
Is I'd and 5ohhs shoulders, at a7a Sd, per neutral
Tes5Gl and 800 pkgs bacon per stea.net, at 40s
{s1nslD heel. at g Cd. The charters are British
ba:k with 1900 bushels corn to Cork for orders,
at lid per 60 rs in bplk.
, 1862-03-13
Great sale OF wool 1t Frov1aealce, ri,

PRoy1pEtcE, March 12-At the great wool sale
here to-day the attendance Of de1lere 1rom New
York, Philadelphia, Boston aad Hartford. md
manufacturers wae- large. HhA p,feea realized
were 34G6 Per cent lower than tbs AyefAze- OF
Gales =. " market nominAl{ Ohio TX 6o0kl1fc:
9nessf 0a5e Nc. Is: Ohio No. I ~; n. r.
ats1e extra <AaA6&; n. r. state No. 34AA4Ak !:
MI. No. 4 $::N,T. Common a,
, 1862-03-13
New York >Catsle Marke*--Mareh IL.

NV~s 1etA V&6*2e 13a2xAoS::suA suAA1EA L e
The market for beef cattle dull Ind heavy. Large
decline in prices. Of 1c p b; 8Kc generally called
the top price. Range 6k@9c. Greater portion Of
Eg99d quality sold It ec market dali At that.
demand at unchanged priees- Sheep aud lambs In
fair request. TotM receipts, stocks this week and
last week WeTo Is foIloNe: Beeres Isl COWS 1at,
yea1 calves e87. Rheep and lambs b,18i swfne
14.61- current prtees for the week beef cattle.
1st quality $8@9: PCT cwt ordinary &71ta8; ;
common &6.6e&R7. %; hferioF 45 ta9t 80. 6hsep
44to855a; common E4.Q7461; inferior &3b014.
SRioe-corn led 44644; still fed $2saXa3HX.
, 1862-03-13
Dentists Garn8.

WIN. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
esxsek, N1eea1eoE 70 Fx11H 4 AIhaufhj would fe
Reco1{ tnto10 tAe pHnl1c that be naaT su b. found
q the Old plAeA prepared to &fvo fan aAHascdo0 In
NTMy der&tMAat It Deat1txJ, whether In FIIIIBV
EkAANIG&, EX11AC31Xa. Ee9uLATIKe. o. the inSer
work CIR be Nss9 Ut II 14oa EAa1F@ HeAknk4
NYNQ1$