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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

Error soon passes away, unless upheld
by restraint on thought. History tells US
(and the lesson is invaluable) that physical
force which has put down free inquiry has
been the main bulwark Of the superstitions
and illusions Of past ages.
We never knew a man TO die of love cer-
tainly but we have known twelve stone
man to go down TO nine stone five under
disappointed passion, so that pretty nearly
a quarter of him may be said to have per-
ished.
If misfortune come into your house, be
patient and smile pleasantly, and it will stalk
out again, for it cannot bear cheerful COM
pany.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

AMERICAN GESrILIry.--In European
countries the aim at anything like gentilty
implies keeping one or domestics to perform
household labors; but in our free states ev-
cry family aims at gentility, while not one
in five keeps domestic. The aim Is not
foolish one, though follies may accompany
it,--for the average ambition of our people
includes certain amount Of refined cultiva-
tion lit is only that the process is exhaust
ing. Every woman must have best parlor
with haircloth furniture and a photograph
book; she must have a piano, or some
cheaper substitute; her little girls must
have embroidered skirts and much mathe-
matical knowledge; her husband must have
two or even three hot meals every day Of
his life; and yet her house must be in per-
feet order early in the afternoon, and she
prepared to 60 out and pay calls, with
black silk dress and card case. In the
evening she will 60 to a concert or lect-
cre, and then, at the end of all, she will
very possibly sit up after midnight with her
sewing machine, doing extra shop-work to
pay for little Elias music lessons. All this
every capable New England woman will
do or die. She does it, and dies and then
We are astonished that her vital energy
gives out sooner tLan that Of an Irish wom-
an in shanty, with no ambition on earth
but to supply her young Patricks with ade-
quate potaioes.-E w. Hgginsom.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

Patience is a tree whose roots are bitter,
but the fruit is very sweet.
The purest heart is that which dares to
call itself impure.
The way some people betake themselves
to pie;y is sin.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

On tombstone near San Diego, Califor-
MIA, the inscription reads thus =" This yere
is sakrid to the memory of William Henry
Sharaken, who came to his death by being
shot by a Colts revolver, one of the old
kind, brass mounted, and of such is the
kingdom of heaven
Remember that lost time never returns.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
RUSSELL HYDE,

Bealeri in
sT INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
lour, Lard, Hams, fish, T. I. Salt, Oil, Fluid,
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware.
y goods having been bought for CASH, will be sold
q small advance, for ready pay. A4ilst
N.xtcu's Block, Mol
@Ws FALLS, May l, 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

A CooL VERMoNTER.-Some years
since, as Varnum Lockwood was digging
limestone at Cavendish Falls, Vt, near the
southern brink of the river, by springing
hard upon his iron bar he lost his balance
and was thrown over the precipice into the
whirling eddy, fifty-six feet below. His
companions, rushing to the brink, beheld
him buffeting with the high swelling waves,
which ever and anon would engulf him in
spite of his frantic efforts to escape. AT Inst
he succeeded in securing a hold upon a jut-
ting rock, by which he drew himself from
the water in an almost exhausted state. He
was beyond the reach of his companions,
who, solicitous for his welfare, but unable to
descend into the deep abyss to help him.
made earnest inquiries whether he was much
injured by the fall. Looking up, and in
tently feeling in his pockets, while the wat
er ran in torrents from his drenched person,
he replied: .The fall didn't hurt me, but
I'm darned 'fraid I've lost my jack-knife."
From this circumstance the place is called
Varnum's Point.-A. D. Hager.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

How SOME PEOPLE GET SUcH Coon
REcoMMENDATIoNs.-- stranger came to
the parish Of x, bringing an immense
ly strong certificate from the parish of Y
-, in which he had been teaching. On
the strength Of this certificate, the people Of
X, employed him in their vacant school.
The teacher began his work speedily. and
proved ofrhnofhing lazy, stupid and use
less. One of the people Of x met q
resident of y, and inquired, with some
indignation, what on earth the people Of Y
- meant in giving such flaming certi-
ficate TO an utterly incapable teacher. Tho
reply was: ave gave that certificate to
get him off our hands and let me tell you,
you people of X will have to give him
far higher character before you will get
rid of him."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

attend to the Purchase and Sale of kesl Estate
ey on Real Estate Security at Western rates en-
with Cash or Land Warrants Make Collections,
ptly remit and attend to all other businesss the
profession
ne, Iowa, Sept. s, 1857.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
). d. BRIDGMAN,

j. ID. BRIDCMAN,
40RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
1ritor in chancery, BELLOWS FALLS, VT
missioner 10 take the acknowledgement Of Deeds
&ther Instruments, for the State OF New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
How Military Advances are made

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette. with Gen. Hallock's army gives the
following interesting description of how ad-
vances are made and positions for intrench-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

Remember that lost time never returns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
MILITARY NOTTC1Bs.

r IoaT ART,LLERY-To - cemnana-
~ ed By Prof. 3. r. 4AGeIE, Of ne Vel'
versity Of viyginia. A No Company, Nc,
via pssan:i ss nom the stsrsiary q war.
granted In . letter Of the 3oth Of January
last, tn which "fuli batoTy and equip.
msntS were promised. we naye a.eoclasee
comrades n arms and the friends q "oeNef
ARTILLERY Company 4 cemmunJoaAsn Of
Marsh fem, nom tks Secretary Of War. re-
assures NJ th.t t:le battery. &C., Will Do furn.
ished. In reply t0i he question "Wheth mem.
s. e vssia SSngsny no ~ = sssris
Gen. Randolph, In aletter Of April ~, says !:
Twelve ,months' volunteers may join the
battory, but cannot be transfofEod until the
expiration of their present term Of service"
cnty.ssven re.sniisted men. drilled IL light
artillery, residaa q su0ciont number Of twelve
months men to swAl oar list TO Abolt one
b undred., We wish TO 60 into tho held Win
one hundred and G0. arst.elass soldiefs.
unite thsmselves with % In tia ssrvlce At the
Confederate States for tho war. Will report
the fact e THAR commandefs, and 70 ~ IT
Suffolk, Va. We will organize permanently
Of ssrvios expires after lkas date may b
transferred TO oar company. Prof. Ma1sie
has for the last ak or eight months devoted
himself 70 the study Of light artklery tactics,
sunnery. engineering, and the science OF war
Irofciency In mathematice could hut argue
the most complete success and bright fu.
ture for himself and associates.
J. W. SPENUER,
b. W. ARNOLD,
r. B. EASLEY,
J. K. CLACK,
]. ID. ARNOLD, !.
apl7-4ts For the COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
WI Use ZOU AV ES {.

The undersigned Is enItsting q company OF
Infantry for the 10th Res iment Virginia Vol.
unteors, to be called tho WISE ZOUAVEN,
Captain Wise. This company will be In.
structed by far. q. F. Pardigon in the Zouave
drill OF the French Infs airy, and taught by
him the bay Onet exercise. Being familiar In
all its detail, and having aided Captain Uar :
in the translation OF the French works OF
Boyonet Exercise, has ability to instruct In
that drill cannot be questioned.
Mtlitiamen desiring TO enter this service
will apply to tbs undersigned. on 18th st<eet,
one door above Main. The usual bcunly of
go will be paid the men when mustered into
the Confederate service
ap Sim %, F. PARDI3(CN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
ADJ'T AND INB. GEMS OFFICE.
RIekMoHD, April Is, l1e3 4
~ PEUIAL ORDERS, No. 60.
,rfEItf1nt,I -.

AvkEOxAh VHOERS, NO. %.
D .srtEztraet.l s'1s
vi. MILITARY UomnANDkRs a.,
directed. and ofios1s OF the Nirs Bureau are
authorised, 70 oei1s Mite tn thA hands Of pr.
vate individuals, who elthsr decline to- sell
it, or ak more than Afsy cents Per pound for
It. Certificates OF tmpresomoAt will be given
by the onlcer making tbs seizure, which will
entitle the party to the money when pre-.
sented to any 0daeer Of the Mite Bureau, or
the meney may b paid At the time Of seizure.
All Quartermastoro are directed to give
precedence In transportation 70 ntsYe over
all other Government stores.
80 -
~ command OF the Secretary of War.
JOHN WITHKRS.
ap le-lw AT Adtt General
1TSHE FiRST HJWTTzEK OOmFsNX.
having recognised, will now receive
proposals. for membership. Address q. ID.
PLEASANTS, at Var Lew hardWans store.
Main street. g. MoOARIAY, Oaps.
G.. ROBT. II. ANDHHSON,
RO6T. ARNDTEAD,
ap ls-es~ JOHN N1lmO.
"A T@NNTi6N, TAAE3T8Rs.-fw wish to 81
IA nH ten good DRIVERS for ny Battery. To
expes:>nssd msn. viii givs $50 eseh Ii additjon
TO the Governmsct bounty q o6O.
Volunteers now In service bat whose term Of
enlistment viii expire during this month, VIII be
received upon application 10 The undefsaened BIZ
letter, at Camp Lee, near Richmond.
0RBbNLBH DAVIDSON,
40 Sta OAps. Letchar Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
HEADQ'RS DEPT OF HENRICO, !
Richmond, Va March IL, 1862

II. Railroad companies are forbidden to
Eansror. into this city or out OF 1t, spiritu0us
liquors or other Intoxicating beverages
III. Superln tendents # railroads are re.
quested to report daily 10 the Provost Mar.
shal the number OF passengers passing over
their roads out OF the city Of Richmond.
by order Of
Brig. 0enu JNo. II. WINDHl, Com. SO.
NIB l3-ts L. b. PAGE, A. A. 0enJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
MAINLAND BATTALION

The undersigned has ceen authorised to or
ganize u Battalion OF l. fantry, to form part
Of the Maryland Line.
Under an act of Congress, approved Feb
ruary 10, 1852, any native or adopted citizen O.
Maryland may, upon his own applicant
be transferred at once to the Maryland Line
Maryland or the District OF Columbia may.
upon application, be so transferred.
individuals or companies DESTROYS Of Join.
Ing this Battalion, will apply in person at tins
once of WESTON & Williams. No. Is
Pearl street, or by mailto
J. A. WESTON,
NH 1S-ts Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

Riohmond, a pYil Il, ise3.
IN RELIABLE RECRUITS WANTED.
e)U for an IN old company ia the 18th req.
'Inent Virginia volunteers, Floyd's brigade,
now stationed in the Southwest, lat Abing.
don, Ta.) G3f.
Persons wishing to join volunteer compa-
MES now have good chance, with induce.
ments in this company which are rarely to
be met with In organised companies
The usual bounty Of Fifty Dollars will be
paid each recruit At the time Of enlistment.
Gall n my Office without delay. two
doors above 9th and south side Of Broad st,
mp stairs LI1Ur. ] AS. H. MASON,
ap h-l3ts Recruiting Oncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
. BEEN SPRING LAND! FOR SALE.

1o6er for sale privately my FARM, con.
tanning 35S acres, lying seven mileA south
OF Trevilltan Depot, Central Railroad, with
every thing necessary for imm ediate eccup2-
ton and cultivation, including Provisions,
stock, Furniture, &C.. &c. The land 70 highly
mprovsd-threeae lcs in graas, one in wheat,
aad one ready for corn. Ths huiidings are
new and excellent. The dwelling 0 hand.
some cottage, with eight rooms, and II Of the
best material and workmanship For par.
t1culars, apply 20 WV 8. RoYsfIR, corner OF
Virginia and Cary streets. Address
ga Is. WINSTON,
AP 4-lm~ Trevillian Depot, Louisa
EOR hALE-Privately, . number Of LOTS
IL In Sidney, on Grace and Broad streets.
Just beyond the corporation nns Alsc In
Manchester. HOUSES and LOTS, on Hal
street. One has attached to Il a rich and pro.
ductive garden. The basement rooms may
b used a. stores. And for rent or lease. I.CTS
both In Richmond and Manchester. Ap ~
70 DR. BROOKS,
Corner Main and 18th streets.
Once hours, from . to . A. HI, and from .
% 2 0.cloc1 =. y: Apl-lme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
- ARIIEIOIALT IHTH-THE OHN
~ Plastic AND VQ1OANlTE Pm
SS-(3. w. 1ONVn0 I111FraD Aavs>. =
KSlHAOkUTxON0, -,
nARTNER6HIP MOTIUU.

DARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
JAMES HUNTER, Of the Richmond In
and Steel works, has sadml1ted JOdN
HUNTER, - partner In the businss ~
Dim viii s. JxmES HUNrkR = SCH.
ap16-l3t~ - - L.
K1OTIOR.-Tno par0ersAip .aa1etal +
IN tween BLAIR = HA1V11s having ~
dissolved, Mr.. W. y. MAYO. has tatss ea|
stand and Will continue the buDineas b "
own name. We recommends hin 70 oar -
toners and request tA10 . natroNaps hin
April7. fse1. ee.ss, AIA1R 4 HARvH
WIN p. MAYO. successor . Mes~. Bs.s
4 HAAvID, will continue ~ t6o1g stand, I'll
ner Of 18th ana Uafy streets, thS 0RANAyl
AND PRODUCE BUHINE H4, where b "
oe pleased % serve his friends and tAcHt
OF Mes.rs. Blair 4 Harvts-
fVVkARTNkRSHl NOT UE.-kA
have this day assoela4od thsulsssvss n bssss.
for tAe purpose ef sonAaetlae he nanaiAstWs
STOVES In IL II hFAaehss, and doing -
raj FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
They most earnestly OH he Sarpost q ~
friends 70 cid n making their works ~ snaf
quality anA er'ee. Iss ssX!s 81 the arr ns
Rishnead. Aprn Ii. isss.
80 .sa TO NY PATn0NS.
Aftef IN oxpeeionoo Of over tsn yesn n's
market, I fsel eompstsatto jadss o. ne ~
pa1sfaes.rss bs.t assgtsd = yse, x.s
sn.n I've: VIZ tss sesrsee:a nan ns. ~
with your wants. The hus1uess, under ~
management Of 6NYDDRf& WALKna VIII
inersassd IN capacity nearly eour fold.
qs : sopss as s s g ~: i %
s 49,: ~o sssi. n cs. ".oSsS 's"'s' n'''
Acccct nv tkssSs - von, ,,h.rsI supssr n
ND E6ni ~. = ISSS sarSislls Nh -
,esatipua to ths nsw ~.
Yaah>,n6. xnrii rs laans.s-T :
IN -. : = -
so RAP 1.RoM So
4 abs . 80 !. Eth .IpoNIi
WAStTEp-Axt H. RasAnssd ese.e -
100 tone SCRAP Iron. for wAisA ~ ="
Is E n. w Z sRE 81 :, VALE
NoT.0E -. .e:Psl.. !, 'g0nss;; fs;s:;.s
6ltafa q 90. p sis.olv:d y i ..::. J, q
e. snS ses Ass ass1 ~ T.. SssSossa
s 8; s t Z: 1dasa.s ..,...
x77 77Yf: e. -FSs s: ss5s7;izssa Viii oost3
IN s: TosA90S &. sas sHd ~! ss: FL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

NT ANTED ~ RECRUITS Fox tn, MAS
w ARTILLERY.-Cspt PHILIP r. STAN.
ARD, assisted by Sergesnts JOS A. BLAIR aud
T. y. NcCURDY, will receive the names Of al
ps,gons wishing TO enlist in this Battery. One OF
the above named gentlemen may be found during
tbs day either at the Office Of the Midlothian Goa
Mining Company, Oil 18th street, between MaiE
snd Gary, or that Of M. A. SMITH. on Main St.,
between Both and 2lst The service saeo by thia
Battery Is too well known to need further notice.
Uanei henn4v, &c given. NH l9-ims
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80
A. AgTH2 sixap z ~ , We , nr9sss :
gAf EE, sS "a & e emo g
AL uvthe al reGiment Of ytrGlqia inf AHy.
(eonmandsd 81 Oel. John =. kchardson. !.
aad aeNn m vilbe resolved thoss cnJy
WHO a1s 1otA c9pablo and Wiling ~ engage
II IN arduous and per11ouo service.
The 4Sth regtmsnt - now on The, He.heoles
In front Of tie enemy, havfng ALREADY ssea
Engaged win their advanced forces.
! Il q. tbefeforo, DESTROYS 70 complete it, corr
plsmsnt - speedily q. possible: shan -
pleased 70 rscsive eonpsnias rsady 2 = ~.
municatious nom 0ncsrs pfopostne 10 iaise
such companies 70 - enlistsd for the war. ~
Apply @ me, personally, At ny cmces oofn9
Of FIanklia and eth sts.. or ~ lsteu. to boz
al sp i iSnss: wALrER HARRISON.
H1zDe'1s Lar asa'f Va. VoLu1111as,
Iorktown. April IL 1853. 81
nRD1R No. :. ia sSs-as. al
X n..,s.r. q ,ais 7.silsasns .s.sa. non
their respective copyAlles without leave.
viii report forthwith % .thAoo headQuarteEss
othsFwtse they Will b axrested g dcs.rsess.
ap le-Ot Colonel UonmAnding.
4 TTzNTION, vOL6NT7EkS i-Asoat
IA Aftsen good men VIII b reoeavod b ~
DSAS Light ARTIkLKkY. now termed 1ee
the war. Bounty paid - enlist rent, and uni
forms and Subsistence fnrnished. Apply tmno1.
stely to 1t. O. ". DLAla,
- 0Gneral Recruiting O@eae,
ap ls-6t* Cor. l4th and Main etfeoas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
2Y COMPANY.

Secretary Of War to raise q company Of
Ii 3HT INFANTRY for the war, and
having united with kr. GHARLRs d. ExALL,
and Mr.. VIZ J. EaaLxsroI, and q. ". J0Sls
Oflse on the West side OF 10th street, between
MAIN and Bank. Men enlisting In this com.
pany will receive the usual bounty. &c.
This company will form part Of the bat
Jr., Esq d. who may Be found at the same
ONCE. [ap7-lm1 JOHN WIOKHAM
A TTENT1ON, LIGHT ARTiLLEkY.-
IA I am authorised BY the Governor to 70.
ceive SUBSTITUTES In my company Of
Light Artillery, and to muster them In a.
procure substisr tes, Or who wish to become
substitutes, should call ut once ut my head.
quarters. johnson & Guigon's ONCE, under
the WhtE Building. a. b. 0UI CON,
nah 2S-tA Captain Light Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

Ali mem bers Of 10. 8. Ma jor Boggs's Bat.
talon, will assemble a: their Recr uitiDg Ct.
nee, on 8 ATURDAY, April 1oth, punctually
st Al O'Clock p. M, prepar atcry to organising
and entering camp. 4 few more recruits will
be received, If they are OF the right sort.
8. TAYLOR MARTIN, Capt,
ALEXaNDER q HOL.LADAY,
WIN F. q. 0AkNETT, Jr.
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r HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED EY TIL
SECRETARY Of WAR 10 raise \ Reg

r HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED EY THE
i SECRETARY Of WAR 10 raise Rsgi.
ment Of HEAVY ARTILLERY for three
years. or the war.
This regiment II rapidly filing up. Gad wsnta
oaly afsw companies requisite TO it completOn.
should be glad 70 eonfer with CAPTAINS Who have
esmpaniss, and also with those who dssirs g
raise companies.
"Velunteers pr recruits existing for threa ysara,
a. the war, win receive bounty Of o5o, payable
"a soon q they are 81 ora into sesvies and g.
eepted, upon Inspection By medical efAesr,, 70
gU1her With Transports don and snbsiU sncs from
De time and place Of saistmsnt. until inspssAsd
ao0 mustered."
Twelve months' men cen rsenlist sinslyuf b.
companies for two years or the war, and Feoeave
10 bounty; ana VIII also b tsansSerred aurins
ne twenty dsys peevloas 70 the expirsaiea q
tAelr present term.
Volunteers win b received slngly Of b. sompa-
~ . from any portion Of the ooaSs1eeasy.
.H00ce-Tsnth street. three doors from Main,
0ly Pos Ofaes. Box 675. lys =
! % Sims ROHT. r. sURRIns.k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

HEADQUARTERS URDNAH0v UlPAxfM'f,
Richmond, Va, March 2Sth, 1854. (
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
having good double barrel shot guns, sport
be useful In the field. These arms will bs
fairly appraised on their delivery In Rich.
n ond, and payments will be promptly made.
Agents here tofOre collecting state arms
for this Department are requested to collect
and forward these private arms az promptly
a. possible. -. DlMMOCA,
rah 20-tf Col. Of OrdI ance of Virginia.
n OTluE.-Capi. WIN. w. Pa RI EK'S Com
- pauy Of LIGHT ARTILLERY havisg been
:Sustsrtd into service, and secured . battery Of
M eune, are now In the camp Of Instruction, sr4
win receive q few more RECRUITS. .hsy are
of the right sort. Apply at his once, in tbs Lsw
TsullN,nr, At cucN f-z@s1-- NH l0-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

- 0101OAE GARD. =
~ OHYD0D PRk6Tm,
DIR PLUM AZ shs Cd 1sdasal House, eos11v
himself nainly 70 IN efass peaetisA % TnaIA
erect, httle below ths 1xehangs Hotd, "A ~
onally opposits 0Ad-Fellows' Han, wAsss shlNi
md oouAdsntial treatment nay b obtained an
sonabls terms. Those who have been szDsssi !
certain oootasaous allms0t. ars invelsd 70 4
early. -, T'ie
Cosnmunicssapus By mail, o. othsewiss, psua
s*tsndsd -. ono opsn ffo@ A. n. MsI1
- ARTIFIOIALT EHTH-THEO NO
~ Plastic AND V0LOANlTE PM
UxES.-6. W. JONES, UDHT1sR, bavhe b
right for tho shove mode Of making Tse0, q
being satished Of ii absolats saperiosity ova6
other methods can with esnAdencs eonasDdh
10 those desiring full or partial ssls q tssA q
especially such ~ may b dissatisfied wisA u
they are now using. me psefest sadaphaas
th6 plate to the mouth, md De sastloo 0ath
secured, enables him 70 insert ope o. more Vt
vttA0st ela1s. This method having bsta sdae
b. those standing highest ip Ne peots1uioa nj
And South. testimonials win b oivsa end ~
mems exhibited to those whaling 70 ses tAsa-I
Sets Of Teeth. on Qsld o. any other plsSs. VII N
course. be made for those pfefsssins tAsa. G5
Ing, Oleansing, HxtraotinG md al othsf eonRs
tons. gently and thoroughly psffosnsd. ~
sxtraeted hy NLEOTRIOITY, without pain.
Once on Main street., opposats Co!htsI
Hall, - dsEs
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G On 4 W AX0.

0100 KEWARD-Ths SabscfiSsr viii
0lVU pay the above reward for the ap-
prslsaston and delivery At the lSsh AlabAmA
regiment or the jail In Richmond. Of two
the ebovs.naned regiment, In the nsighbof.
hood OF Rappahannock, about the lS.A
march. ult3 ana who are described a. fol.
Lev lew, !. ": JIM q light oonplsxio ION. sbout
70. weighs about $50 pounds, and has . Iarro
scar on hts forehsad. OHARLES. Of darS
complication, about 8 feet Aieh, slsndsr Of
stature, and Of about le6 pounds weight.
Oapta,n P.V 0UERRY,
Lieut.. =. r. HEAD.
9appahannoek. Va. April 9, 1854.
COX RAwAkU.-Ranaway nom Ties
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THOMAS DO0WRLL.
3sT Junction. Hanover county. VI.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

XTLUABLN PROPERTY for ale ia- the
" town Of Dan VI lls, Va, combating Of ths four.
story high, spacious, sclidly built and admirably
arraL gpd Railroad House. near By aid opposite
the Danvllle Railroad Depot, togstAef with the
Ins, forming : wing Of The main building; large
Kitchen. and ether necessary outhouses, (inelud-
ing barn, stables, Ac.3 Q good and oonvsnient
well Of excellent water; beautiful yard, and 81.
tsnsfve, richly. prcducjhg vegetable garden. The
above properly 10 In very good order and repair,
and situated In very healthy and handsoms loea-
tion. Any ono wishing 70 purchase, will call q
once cnsthe subscriber. JOSEPH g. GER6T.
% Qim~ Dsnville, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

HTEY BATTERY.
~ ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS
am an It'll orixsd to receive few good men for
this battery, now In Pulaski county. Va, un.
der Dol. Jenifer.
This company IL composed OF our best citi-
Gems, including many old Howit2ars and
JOIN must give reference when not known.
loan be found at the once Of the Life In.
surance Company, opposite the American
Hotel, from 10 to 2 daily, where letters In
tended for the company may be sent.
DAVID N. WALKER,
LIST Lieut.. Otey Battery.
WANTED-A good BUaLER. Extra pay
will be given. ap 16-6*