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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

LKEsBUReH, Va, March l 1l.--Col, Geary made
personal reconnaissance yesterday asfar IS Car
ter's Mills. The enemy has completely fallen
back. Their path was blackened with ruins Of
hay and grain stacks, 49,
Col. Geary and officers went to BalPa Bluff,
and buried Whatever bones they found there
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What are the People Doing?

The american people intelligent enough to sppre.
ciae Preparations that contribute much 70 the happ
ness OF those using them, and they want them Every
mail bDge us letters. some ordering the TREATISE
TTH, some the NEURALGIA PLAsrERs and not few en.
closing ~ cents for the Mourn WASH, 10 be By mail
but TO these we compelled to reply that It s mposs
BILE 70 send half pint bottle by nail The people want
these Remedies WAC soiU supply kSemf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

DR.. HuRD's NEURALGIA NON-ADHEsIvE PLAs-
rERS are the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patient
applies one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
awakes free from ran and blister or other unpleasant
or injurious consequences ensue. For EkRAoaE and
NRvous HKADAcHE apply according to directions, and
relief will surely follow Nothing can be obtained equal
% DR.. Hurd's Compress for NeIralgih. Try them.--
They are entirely novel, curious and original prepan
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
sizes, one SMALL for the face, price Is CENTS and the
other large, for application TO the body price 81 cents
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Erou, OentraviIIe.

! CEKrREuLLE, March ll.--Ye Yesterday after
noon our forces proceeded to Manassas from
here. The rebels had destroyed everything
they could not carry away, including rEilroad
tracks, bridges, etc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

I ST.. LoUIs, March 12.--Judge Geo, w, Mil
Ter, Of Cooper county, is announced as candi-
date for Governor Of Missouri at the August
election, Miller has been for many years
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of that Circuit.
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Money markaf.
lrrLsoil1surD ,ON rur OHo srArnn.r.

IIELEdEAfdKD TOR THE ONO sTATMMlR
s Jitsg ------------- Nav YORK, March l2.
The market is steady and unchanged. N
vali loans making at COZ per cent, and discounts on
Pnme paper Is selling at 9 1<97 per cent
Sterling Exchange s dull and nominal at Il20Il2lI
Tor Bankers Bills, and 1ll92 for MerchanIs' Bills
ameriesn gold is dull at ~ per cent. premium.
yAliiornia Gold Bars nominal ct per cent. premium
government stocks quiet and hFm; 2 $40 Treasury
notes in demand at 99k999k; demand notes quoted 4
par. ~ --f
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

gIeuR-salesat "a eSaD4 60 for red, and IS OOa5 95
f0r whitei market unsettled. t3t .'
WHRAr-<at 95cC4eI 90. ,td -assate saar fstr ~ J
CoRH--sales at 25cN D. sa 80 y lFfagl 80 4l. "a
0ATs-sales ct Csc. bnl .tIlt L ial Gs =,
RyE-snall sales a 45lD5Oc. 20 Y'l -s-.
HAY-sales at e7@9. il3 gd.r
POTAT0Es--sales at 45C95Oo. m ~ ffGI.
BKANs--sales at 67cGp&Io5. 81 dl sr 4tl
eALr-rules at % O59S9 25 per bbt ~ 81 4Ht
WHiTK FIsH-rue at S6 25@6 as per bbl. l5 4, E.
BUcKwfiRAT FLouR--at 2l<0b21Sc 70 n
Clown SKED-at 81 90 per bush
TIMOTHY sKED-$l 1922 co. agar
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W.B. 4URD g. CO.,
Tribune-Buildings,
NEW YORK

That remittances may be made with confidence, W D
n. q 90. refer TO the Mayor Of Brooklyn; 70 q. W
GRiPFfTn President Farmers and Citizens Bank Brook
lyn; 70 Jov, OoE q Co., New York to P T. nARNuM
ESQ.,, New York, ETC., etc ... !, ,,-.t
n feb2B'd2-d&wly s aa se M -
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sheriH's' Sale.

samuel s S'''A Superior Court.
Thomas Bddle ct ALL
.DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE TO MR
ID directed, from the Superior Court Of Franklin coun
y, Ohio will offer for sale At the door OF The Court
House IN The CITY Of columbuas on y.o.9
Saturday, the 22i day Of March, A. D 1862,
Al one O'Clock. p. NJ The following described real a.
lee situate 10 the city of Columbus county of FRANK
I'M, and State OF Ohio. to Wit
Being two lots deslknated lot number l57.
and number afy three l5a), plat OF subdivision 81
out lots Nos. l5l npd I32 made by William Dennson
page ~, rrar kiln county records. s Nj. n
Apprailed at--Lot No. 50. s9d6 %. S n
lnEsF" . 80, a50 90. ~ ils p. if
q. " HUFFMAN, sheriff n
I - By In. DAvis Dept
fsbl6-dlt&wld ~ l. y i.al
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

WIZ ouRL STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, silken. Flowing
ours, that will remain In shape for one day one
week desired, or any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and easy
The ear Toilet does not In any manner Interfere with
the Natural Sofss OF he Hair. II neither scorches
nor dyes ~ but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance IL also prevents the hair from falling OF and
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The only article ever offered 10 the French people that
would CURL BTRAIaHT HAml the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article 10 indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered to
the public, ke pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article, ginning Il from practical use.
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WM. q. HUR ..q & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

IL Dr.; HgRD's MOUTH WASH. TOOTH POWDER,
ana st roorHACHE DROPS cannot DO sent BY mail, but
ney can probably be obtained at your Drug or Periodic
Stores II they cannot, send TO us for the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price, 0RE DoLfAR, which contains II sm
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sale I'm Part1t1O1a.

sale I'm Part1t1o1a.
Solomon .. Becker Superior court Of Franklin
Julia Ann alIck ct ais county ohlQ's
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
u the said Court 10 directed Will offer for sale al
public auction at the door OF the Court House, In the
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, A, D, 1862,
at one O'Clock p NJ the following described real estate
situate in Madison township, franklin county o. toW
The N quarter Of section 70, township TO- range 81,
containing 100 acres more or ess Also 90
or less Of the west side Of the southeast quarter Of
tion l2 township 10, and range 81 both said pieces Of
land being In the southeast corner OF Madison township,
Franklin Co., Ohio; and, also land warrant No.
Subject 10 the dover estate OF julia Ann Click described
as Beginning at point in tho center OF the
county road leading from the town Of Lthopolis, In
Fairfield county, road known the Oirneyie road
forty 70OQ poles eastwardy from where the west line
OF said quarter section said road running thence
parallel with the west line Of said quarter section north
deg. IS min, east one hundred and twentyfour 00
thence with uad quarter section line g. e5 deg 30 min
east ftyfour poles to stake small walnut tree,
thence 8 deg. IS min west one hundred and eighteen
10 100 poles stake In the center Of said road thence
with the center OF said road "a deg 80 min. west
-four 3O00 poles to The place Of beenning contain.
ng f9rty-one acrea OF land. ~
Terms Of sale; 0nethlrd cash day ofsae, onethiid
at six PEI cent from day Of sale. Deferred psyYents
secured BY mortgage on premises.
Npp'''' Fg Sw HUFFMAN shsrin
feb7wtd sas 80. a s.i 5ss n
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ConoraI war orders By the Presid d . nj

/ GeneraI war orders By tine R'resi de q {
WAsHlroroE, March I2.--The following or
ders by the President were published BY author.
Importance and bearing are manifest
ExEcUTIvE MANsIoN, j.
WAsHiN0ToN, jan 27, 1862
Il is ordered that on the 22d day of February
1862, there be general movement of the land
and naval forces OF the United States against
che insurgent forces. That especially the army
at and about Fortress Monroe; the army of the
Potomac; the army OF Western Virginia; the
army near Munfordsville, Ky; the army and
Aoatila at Cairo, and naval force in, the
Gulf of Mexico, be ready for q movement on
that day. That all the other forces, both land
and naval, with their respective commanders,
obey tho existing order for the time, and be
ready to obey additional orders when duly ygiven.
That the heads of departments, and especially
the Secretaryiof War and the Navy, with all
their eubordnates, and the General-in- Chief
with ell other commanders and subordinates of
the land and naval forces, will severally be held
to their strict and full responsibilities for the
prompt execution of this order. ots ~ n
. s(Signed) N7 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
sistt t,e EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
.le4 WAsMNGToN, March 9th, 1862 n
Ordered, FirAt--That the Major General COM
army of the Potomac proceed forth
With to organize that part of said army design
ID to enter upon active operations, including
he reserve, but excluding the troops to be- left
u the Notifications about Washington, into
our army corps, to be commanded according
=. - r
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h NV~u AhMo A0wAo'
LirrLE MIAMI a OoLUnRusA q xr1uA R. n. !.
atsnA ssqf Leaves. Arryee
Night Hxpress, via Dayton, 900 A, N, 800 4. ~
0hcnna1 Accommodation. 500 A. IN. g:2g 2. M.
Day Express .s.,,.......ll.55 p. M. SiSoP. NJ.
JSo. W. DonEarv, Agent
ooLUMBus& cLEyELANp R.R. l1ltAfN
Night Hxpfsl1.. .....,.. $3.50 a. n. l;9OA
New York Express. ....... 3'l5P.M. li3oP.M
jams PATrERsOH, Agent
OMTRAL 0HIo n. n. air 5
Might Expresr. y, 90. 400 A. NJ. 30 1880 A. NJ,
pay Express...,......... 3;lO P. M, 100 p.
H Hia W.J. FILL, Agent
PrrTSBuRsH, ooLpMbus g oiNCNNATi R.R. Xxx
Mail Train 400 A. NJ. 100 A. nj
Express Tran -, .... 1885 p. NJ 1870 P. NJ.
y, Jos. RoBrMsOH, Agent.
COLUMBUS q IbplkHoPoLIS, n. r.. ~
(coLUMnUs Pfpul a INDIANA r. RI
Chicago Expreas ...,...... 500 A. M sos p. M.
No.e .....,,... 800 P. M. il:5OA. M.
Urbana 1000 Am. 2Ss r. NJ,
bas HgIffa d O. W. smrH, Agent.
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COMMERCIAL NafTERS.


The followIns are the retail quSsaons corrected 81
VIM. H. Resteaux, wholesale and retail grocer, No.
100 South High Street.. 1tvtct4A.A mai ~ l'tT7
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THE lmmOvABLE CLASP HooR
Balm 4 son
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THE ExoELsI0R
Whislker Invigorator
Excelsior Invigorator |!
uApot EoN's HAIR r)ltEr !

They would also apnoaucs to the public .hA, they arr
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BATTERIES AT AT AQUA CREEK
EVACUATED.
FROM WASHINGTON.

60 O. Go O. caoc-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-10

of the land" then it the pride and glory of free
men in this once happy land to cry aloud no mat
ter when or where " am an American citizen !"
But how is it now, under the Lincoln dynasty? An
American citizen is arrested at the mid hour of the
night the time at which all or most all dark and
damnable deeds are committed and his appeal for
his rights under the Constitution an American
citizen treated with dersion. AL that is want
ed to secure the arrest and Incarceration of any cit
izen is the lying affidavit of some foulmouthed, cow
ardly hypoerite Is this great wrong, this madness
to continue? The kdnappers knocked at the front
door, and were admitted by Mr.. Smith, DR.. O!ds'
son-in-aw They insisted upon seeing DR.. Olds,
when Mr.. Smith remarked that he would notify
him; they refused to await this decent and usual
process but rushed up stairs to his room and I'M
tremendously burst open the door. This procedure
aroused the DOCTOR and he probably thinking them
assassins or robbers made at them with the tongs,
and finally clinched and foored one of them
That he was to be arrested at the time above men,
toned, seems to have been we'll understood by nu-
merous republicans Of this city, who congregated in
front of the doctors house. at once upon the arrival
OF the officers. Before the doctor left, quite num-
Der of democrats were present, to whom he remark
ed that the papers were regularly made out, and
that he chose to quietly submit, believing that
day Of retribution near at hand, for those par
tizans, who, through the utterance of falsehoods,
had caused his arrest. So mote it be.
large majority of the volunteers from this coun-
ty now in the field are democrats, and the same is
true of the companies now being raised. And now
we would ask the republicans here-those who
caused his arrest and those who applauded the out
rage-whether they are not in fact chargeable WITH
il not talking, at eas, with acting detrimental to the
recruiting cause? Ii there is any force or virtue in
Stantons late order upon this subject should it not
be nforced against such dlscouragers of volunteer
ing, for discouragng they and they will not vol
unteer and fall into ranks themselves.
Tho of will a ollaA IN
meet in mass meeting in this city, at an early day,
to give expression IN this matter Bills will be cir
culated, and hope that every democrat will turn
out
The doctor remarked to his friends that his kid
nappers were ordered to take him to Fort Lafayette
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Bile; these constitute the unmstakable elements of
a great nation. Beholding them, to what splendid
visions do they not give rise when peace, blessed
peace and independence, shall have been wonl Oh,
my countrymen let us resolve this day that they
shall be won; that North Carolina at least, shall
not fail in the performances of her part; that the
streams of precious blood with which our glorious
SONS have consecrated their names to immortality,
shall not be vain and unaccepted sacrifice, but
through the valor and determination of those who
survive they shall be rendered ecacious to the sal
walton of the nation and with hearts strong for the
mighty task and purposes united, We will give of
our substance-gVe of our blood we will toll and
struggle we will suffer and endure, through all the
dreary watches of the night until the day star of
independence flashing through the darkness in the
east, shall fill the whole earth with his beams.
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THE ARREST OF DIR. OLDS.

Another Unconstitutional Outrags--Dr. E. B.
ODDS Kidnapped-1Hs Liberties Of the People
in Danger.
The Lancaster (Ohio) Eagle, of the 14th August,
says:
"Dr. Odds was dragged from his bed and the bo-
som of his family at half past ten o'clock, Tues.
day night by VIM Scott and other hired tools of
the Lincoln inscriptions and despotic administra-
ton. This hgh-handed usurpation of power, "might
against right cannot but arouse the indignation of
all who are capable Of approaching its enormity.-
When the provisions of the Consultation and laws
made in pursuance thereof Uere the Supreme law
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA

TEHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED THIS
celebrated watering place. in Meckenburg County, for
the balance of the year prepared entertain guests
in the best From four hundred four hundred
and fifty persons can be comfortably accommodated The
location remote from the theatre and yet acces
BILE to travel.
Hacks will connect with the morning and evening train
on the Richmond aud Danve Railroad Wolf Trap IL
with the Roanoke Valley Railroad at GAINESVILLE miles
distant, daily.
The mineral properties of The water universally
garded by those acquainted with it, equal any water
in Virginia
Few places are more desirable as a summer resort
TERus-Board per day g. per week Slo per month SS5
JAMES WILLIAMSON,
Proprietor.
June 10. 1862. 24-w6sw3mpd.
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MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED Has ] ,2s4 ACRES OF HEA-
w cane land for sale in Pamela county, Miss miles
from Pamela o. H. and Is miles from Sardis Depot both
on Memphis and Mississippi Railroad.
BE will take negroes in payment he will sell half
and join any gentleman in farm and will agree to super
intend it in person, for the benefit of both.
For further particulars address him at Raleigh n c.
at an early day. SOLOMON ALLEN.
Sept. 5, 1862. 72-w&sulmpd.
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June 10. Is6.
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
IA Hadley's Mills Chatham County the cath of last
month, two negro men, one named GRIFFIN and another
named BILL Griffin is copper sOlored about 27 years
old five feet inches high aud shutters and his left
is stiff at the elbow, from burn. Bill black thick
Tipped about five feet eight inches high and rough
in his appearance and weighs about 55 pounds bought
them of George D. Pool Esq., at Chapel HILL but they may
be making their way back to Pasquotsnk county will
give SIS for EACH $50 for boh if delivered me-
put in Jail, SO that get thsm.
ROBERT LOVE-
Sept S, 1862. 72-w&swlApd.
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LOST OR STOLEN,

A VALISE, MADE OF LEATHER, FROM THE
n Fayetteville Stage, Tuesday morning the 18th of
August between the first stand aud Raleigh The valise
marked 81 G. W., and contained clothing and the
muster rolls of the Soh H. G. Regiment. will give s.
for the recovery of the vase and its contents and $40 for
the detection of the thief Address Mr. Pullen the
Planters Hotel, or the subscriber.
g. F. WILLIAMS.
1t. Go. A, S0th N. Regt.
Raleigh, n. G., Aug 29, 1852. 70-4tpd.
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August IS, 1859.
NOTICE,

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED Al s ag
ministratrx with the will annexed. of the als bsv
B. Jones' of the County of Wake desires all persons
ing claims against the estate TO resent them lor al
or this notice will be pleaded in bar OF their
those indebted will be expected to make speedy ali
DR.. E. A Crudup is my authorized agent to 10
business pertaining to said estate Letters ttsn.
t ,Ie - -''''''-''' "a-' SARAH S. JONES,
''on. Administrators
Wake Co., N. c., Aug 26, 1852.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
I'D ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
HI first of June last, his negro TIM. He is 4s
years old. He is very bright mulatto (woud pass for
white without close inspecton) Heis about five feet
eight nine inches high; weighs about pounds hair
curly and rather red He is excellent mechanic-car-
late apprehend that he will endeavor to make
his way to the Yankees and carry off other negroes with
him. and pass for free boys cooks for the army. will
give $25 for his apprehension if taken in this county and
$50 if taken and confined in Jail in any other county
get him. L. w. G0RRELI.
Collision, Chatham Co., Sept 5, 1862. 47-w9tpd.
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WESTPHALIA.

SThis pickle is made as follows: To 90 gallons of water,
add ~ lbs Of this coast SALT f Liverpool SALT half the
quantity add lbs of the cheapest kind of sugar. add
a ID saltpetre and = ID saleratus or bi-carb soda.
Put them in large kettle and boil by brisk IRE keep
ing it well stirred till the to RISE then
skim the of till it rise after which should
be put into a barrel to cool.
trhe pickle which remains in the barrel ill be blood,
and should be Immediately reboiled over taking the
and blood of fast it rises the top. When the
to the pickle will become very clear 1t is then
carefully dipped out great part of the blood adheres
to the side and bottom of the kettle and should be kept
from mixing with the pickle again. This pickle when
cold, is poured upon the meat. But under any creum-
stances ne0sr pour hot pickle upon meat.
This sugar pickle is simply the same as above, except
that there double quantity of sugar added when the
meat comes to this process of cure.
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A KEY LOST.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
II plicaon will be made s the Legislature of North
Carolina at their next session. for Charter for Railroad
from Shelby some other point the Wilmington and
Rutherford Railroad to the South Carolina line for the
purpose of continuing said Road the Iron Region of
SouthCarona TO enable the Iron Masters to obtain sup
ply of Coal from the Deep River Coal Mines.
Sept. 2, 1862. T2-8mpd.
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August s6, 1862.
North Carolina Institution for the Deal HN-
Dumb and the Blind. ,1nv

TIME NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE w ~ W. in
Il day the LIST of September. Pupils should DC p S
promptly ut the commencement of the session. I'M
will be expected far possible, to furnish the
ry winter clothing especially shoes Any person
of Deafmute or Blind children between the ages o.
and twentyone, will please communicate the laI1 ,tS
Principal in order that the necessary steps ma! u IS
to have them sent to the Institution. Any INFORM zen
to the method Of admission of pupils &C., Will DC s
upon application to me by letter or otherwise
PrinePa~
August IS, 1852. oo-t-
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALB.

TUNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, IN CHAP
Ell HILL valuable house and lot, for cash. The house
is of brick well built containing rooms with six
repaces and forty feet by eighteen, with thrtytwo
feet L. There four Of ground There is
ce!ent we'll of water the lot The lot situated
west college avenue Apply to s. F. Phillips ESQ.,
the subscriber. at Chapel Hill
IRA BECKwITH.
Sept s, 1852. 72-w&swsw.
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FOR SALE.
100000.

100000.
DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, JUNIORS,
II SPERMATORRHOEA, DECORATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR j. A. CLOPTON, of
Montgomery Aa gives special attention to the above
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction in
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that be could
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect in several
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had accident to happen
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp to ensure
attention.
Aug. l2 1862. 3S-w&swtf
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ROCK FOR THE TIMES.

TuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS PREPARED FOR P PyB
LEGATION q work entitled, "SORGERY Fun V n:l,d
FIELD AND HOSPITAL" embracing Co1nPs'Tn p:r.
of the most important facts and principles OF eacn
eni he ei an octave Volume Of at least three p
and therefore of such convenient size will adnit ~
being carried into the field, for constant aud
ference. The author believes, that in the a.
this work. be has supplied important Professions
sderatum, and solicIs the patronage Of the
the Confederacy, both in and out OF the Army u
posed to become subscribers, respectfully
forward their names and addresses, speedily as
10 the author, at Raleigh North Carolina, IN oras'
pedite the publication of the work. :,
EDWARD WARREN, NJ d.
Surgeon C. s. A, late Prof; IN Ins
University OF Mar 1 NV
August &c, 1852. b9-'"