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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. CONTAIN
iag 260 acr' situated n the county "' lun.Ebnrg,
within 10 miles Of KEY svlle Depot the Richmond and
Drny;. railroad living upon the w.-rs thu J1rip"r
river .ull one nile and quarter The ;rac htz ;are-
ti.;ipct ae;t..rnens. The Homestead. co"aiIn. ~?
acres with 100 scr-l Of rich lor ground well 'notr"n
and yy,-nr.d Tn. IMPROVEMENT. ar- very good with
exc-!en, peac! AID airs orchards Anoth-T 'rs.t 81
a7j acre. with Is or 30 of HAT land we" "as,eu
and ;irnb"rei and good orchard De 'o'f,p ';.,,
expense can be mad. quit comfortable Anoher tract o.
325 acres; 90 or:,0 Of 1t !a"d W.; i!m';F 10.
,nJs ar. beaviv red and in high stat" oil an
provemen- and In an excern, r"gh6oFhood r9n-s2ie,
20 the d Ep.rut cturche- and denominations. A.. o.,
.srell. =, mill site on the honr,tead tract = 's4a O"
oin so an 10 sui. one or n pu cha-er- II de'1va
Term, accommodating TO sri p-rc?ase's' ~
.ion given in time vhea;. It 'pFeHa-I
description IL iseless a. the purchaser will view oso,e
purchasrg My address Ii Pleasant Grove rrr,nTee'
LunHnbu's county, Va. r. L. He"-'
iulyg9-c2Wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

(tJriMISSIONER'S SALE OFF LAND. IN
LOUISA COUNTY, NA.--By authority rfa dc.
rr.a -: The Circuit Court Loui-a c"uty In The sui, Of
NirlrlI'- executor Sc ". Mitchell .fd Others III.
,!cr.icrl ~ -rt. -i"ucr named III Fad decree
viii on TUESDAY, the eth Of s. pc:n5.r 1853. offer FOR
sale q; public aGc'in Oh tn" prrG;scs, - TRACT OF
LAID living oa,Fork Creek Louisa comfy tw"l"-.Iies
,ou. s, OF - fouC' House continuing abou; 40
which irieug"d ,h- lI'e john Mitchell q: sad
county. lid tract ia- on II comfortable dw cling
hos. viii, suitable ,uruuiltngs good soil highly
inpro y.d and las IN ample supply nIw"ud
The purchaser will have choice either In pay ;he whole
OF th4 purrhase money in cash part thereof;
after paving il cash enough d":ray expenses Il sale
give bond, with approved security. on credi; Of one tTn
a:,d r- var. bearing Interest from Ga's nterest IA he
p,ii .nnail; and :!,!. retained uni all the Nancy i.
paid
ShorI III day above appointed be too inclerlens for
thr .! will take ri ace ' ii ~ suitable dag Thereafter
Thos- yvshin. f,i the Information Will communicate
with III" ind-rsgn-1, a: Thenp, u. Cross Roads. Louisa
county va Z. b WADDY,
irIs..l-lawf co., missioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07
r0TICE TO COSSCR!PTS.

a I'll Prr.or- between the ages Of Ei2hfcca
aud Forly-Eiyr ycurs who have not been
previously ENROLLED:
In Obedience to he Proclamation o. lis Exc""ucy',
r.,sou Davia President oC III" Confederate sra r'.
pr,ous mt p-. ylouslv ":rSl!rh IN The Fourth Cor.
.sion.l District Letv the Hge5 Df eighteen Rul
v-sve y.i.- Whether resident. OF any otnnr p"Ii'pa
bs STATE or other Stairs, h-I rhY required 20
themselves tn the Medical Board ;.nd Enrolling ON.
c,s, for examination anil rnmeni, IT r places AID
the. d:.ys fxet In the annexed EotiCc Of toe Examining
Bonrd
Ths notice includes every person nSt previously cR
rolled hctwc-u the ages sp"ci-c-iEose who rave i!
any ;i;c been discharged by STAT" or Confederate sr:
r-6nstkrse who any tim" have been discharged from
IN. army and pts thor" WHO haze bc.n discharged hy
N-,ciL y rHris instituted for the examination .: con
s.-u,- and all persons who have fufn'ied .ub-t,G
whose papers have been passed upon by The proper con-
script aUrhoT!ti--.
Attention I. called 20 Par l3 Sec md g. General ~
drrs -. 4. ard l. q ..
All the laws aud regulations aPpicaJlc 10 describes
shall be applied Inch conscr!ps 4. Il: :" repair :"
place. o. RENDEZVOUS !nr enrichment, wM1 sha desert
alter enrolment
All che agencies employed for tie appr' hens!"n nh
Of de-.rIr- aud Their transportation :" mon
restrictive commands, shall b" applicable TO rsr'0h j."
bic 10 duty ConscrIp'.. who shall TAI 90 f"ir - '"S
place o. rendezvous after II" pnhcat on of 'h"rt'
J RICHARD Lew ELiE".
Major, ass: Chigf
IN. Ui iti Ccu. D..'Fic''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

COLONEL PowELL-The War Department!
has received u communication from General
Jones, in command of the department. OF
Western Virginia, requesting that Col. Pow
ell. the Yankee officer who headed the recent
raid on Wytheville, be held for trial as muir
derer and robber. Among other charges
against this one-eyed martinez is that OF muir
dering man in cold blood after he had sur
rendered to him,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

=
la nnei,.ac. to General Order. No ~. hn'aGt ard
Inspector Generals ic-. a. white ma" residents hr
twt.n ;h .s Of ccA.-a and forty i've years IL i'" 9TH
Congressional! Di4'rc' not ntr"";"gr enrolled" hc heTnby
repaired rrpor i..r!msc!.s {" The Medical Boar! and
Far lu p:i i": rN,aacn aud enrolment ~ the
places and 'l day, !iNcd in IT,. anr.N" notice al the
ES..IuGn. Hoard
This iGcilc every not h"retocr" enroll
ed ir',yca Il. ,S. :cI:rd -os" way have ~ ANY .i-
b. II l.cha..,I State Cor l.ra:s States surgeon,
and ,hs. who hav" any time rru discharged from the
army Persons WIN have discharged Gy District Nod
ical Board. appointed for tie examination o cOnsCripts.
and I,.rsOs who furnished substitutes and by
there hold certificates Of u"n from the proper
cOuscripi authorities. not c.ir! upUn 20 report
AtieHt!on j. called Par. H. Sec. = and 8 General
Orders No 81 - ollo~::
= Al the laws and regulations applicable dtscrters
shg.I be applied such cuurTps fail TO ;cTair to the
places % rendezvous for curoln who shall desert
after enrolment.
y'Couscrip- Will provided With at leas; three
DAYS rrtons. MCPHAlL,
Capt and EnTeng Officer FOR 9Th Cong. Diarirt,
The Undersigned, Of th9 Examining Boa-d FOR the
5i Congressional District hrrby gives n"c' 10 all whom
nay concern 'h: h. has iN"l upon T." following places
and days for the examination Of couscrpts in pursuance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

MosBY aSD MS MES-Gathering laurels
with Mosby, the gallant Virginia partizan
leader. is a privilege comparatively few have
enjoyed hitherto, and many have envied the
more fortunate. There is now an opportuni-
ty for the adventurous 10 join this favor
ite command. Capt. Carlisle and Lieut.. Tur-
ner, of the battalion under Mosby, are in the
city on q recruiting expedition. They are
stopping at the Spo:sw0od Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

p ift 70 3 .: %i% ing ss: IN se S Ssns
Each person, f1rls6a ;is pouhd a, -; yor-f t. sp.
Tor 10. '~sI 1--we certificate With s 10 H. syS e
p" nuE5-r i: b. family Al! 1s'G T,s We a. M4or
b, .lows Of: salt VII =, hpoiicatIons na be
Cba-les Morris oaiee, B'nk a.
MA ie bv the 10Th CT Angus; EEK. sc.., 20 protu.s
M Ts. law aakorizes sPp;a, Al named IS SUP
The Sail. which Will de- AID tie aA'
nc,sd 70 cover al costs ,,wysT CUSTI9
iuly ai-asrtiosuS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

NTUTIGE.--Was Committed 10 'ae tai! OF -" CORR
y .ion Of FREDERICKSBURG on lie a0h q; Juu", i-''
.,ou, huit black negro. calling ms"!! CiiANIrA. ~
FAY, he belongs TO MIR Sarah Weldon 0! Howard I's
aar, land. Said negro II about year, "l"'Er % ,r.
IN .,b.. btrr when nrrc..-j Ir"s-r':n " f'.
sifr, and rsu,. The ownc. is hereby h"'a''i :" ."
forward! prove prop-rty pa. chars ans. YAK" ]" - NO.
Ut Lie VIII NC ''A' LANES = KENDALL.
Deputy S-rc":H''
,rs7.o,vsv- Corporation o; rrrirritk,2Lfs.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Juiy 9Th. 1868
Tue par: es;ed wIi t,ke notice Iat have liked
upon FRIDAY tie .c:a day q! Ausut neXt, execute
the above drcIer, NY Office Cumberland county.
Given under M hard commissioner OF saiG cccSt.
JOHN y. REYNOLDS.
,,I,ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

with G1II-oH." I'D c0'1'T''
&c ..i-a, .-5y.h, Or d FED f'"",
"aTv s.,i p osti "a .r$ angtoy VIAL a "A
~, ct. tst sroyvh Q: cIn I9onsS@ . nsraia,~
=, w'raucould get Icisnr p, Dr o'ar!en ~.
,orn. o. 'H nh and G:ac- .,t~'. Rsh.onf o. "a
,. on -. premises: at s.. TaHr"Ti, n HRpSCiY
il g. c2S, -------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

| NOTICE. In Chaucery.-RoDcrt b. WadGy, IL
~ ecucr OF John Mitchell. deceased, aud GeJ.ge w
| LLrls 40 Aud Sur4A T., his wiic Pi;ls,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

VALUABLE LAND FOR @Ah L":;., .,gr,. ,or
.crioer d~-irou. .: chsnsnS a. MtIsnncrr CONT
.ale, privately. hi' farm .s,ns -
lear Roas OK river, c"n'i'''nc o.
,rG &C II EH
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07
On BOARD STEAMER Den DEFoRD,
february Z, 1868.


FIraaryli. 1858.
Bi. Gen. r. SAlT0N, AiHary GEsyn~, DC.
General IL have the honor to report the safe
return of the expedition under my command, con-
ssting of four hundred and sixty-two officers and
men Of the first regiment South Carolina Volun-
teers who let Beaufort on January 23d, on board
the steamers JJha adams, Planter and Ben Deford.
The expedition has carried the rcgimental flag
and the Presidents Proclamation far into the in
te. ior of Georgia and Florida. The men have
been repeatedly under fire, have had infantry cav
airy, and even artillery arrayed against them, and
have in every instance come off not only with I'M
blemished honor but with undisputed triumph.
AT Township, Florida, detachment of the ex-
petition fought a cavalry company, which met US
unexpectedly on midnight march through pine
woods, and which completely surrounded us. They
were beaten of with loss on our side Of one man
killed and seven wounded, while the opposing PAR
~ admits twelve men killed, Including Lieut..
Jones, In command of the Company besides many
wounded. So complete was our victory that the
enemy scattered ard hid in the woods all night
not returning to his camp, which was five miles
distant, until noon the next day, fact which was
unfortunately unknown until too late to toowup our
advantage Had listened to the urgent appeals o.
my men a. 4 pursued the flying enemy, we could
have destroyed his camp but in view of the dark
ness, his uncertain numbers and swifter motions,
with your inuuctions Of caution, judged it better
10 rest satisfied with the victory already gained.
On another occasion detachment of about two
hundred and fifty men on board the John adams
fought its way forty miles up and down river re-
earded by the naval commanders as the most dan
gerous in the department-the St Mary's-a river
left untraversed by the gunboats for many months.
as it requires boat built like the John .4dams
to ascend it successfully. The stream is narrow,
swift and winding, and bordered at many places
with high bluffs, which blazed with rifle shots.
With our glasses, as We approached these points,
we could see mounted men by the hundred, gal
Looping through the woods from point to point to
await US; and though fearful Of our shot and shell,
they were so daring against musketry that one
rebel actually sprang from the shore upon the large
boat which was towed at our stern, where he was
shot down by one of my sergeants. We could
see our shell scatter the rebels as they fell among
them, and some terrible execution must have been
done; but not man of this regiment killed or
wounded. though the steamer is covered with bull
lot marks, one of which shows where our brave
Captain Clifton, commander Of the vessel fell dead
beside his own pilot house, shot through the brain
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07
II ~ u " v
Published every Saturday Morning by
JOS. b. SEARS, Proprietor.
PRICE: FIVE Cents PER Cory.
Advertisements, fifty cents iine,s each insertion.
Terms: iarariaJly cash.
OFFICE: Post Office Building, Union Square.
TIE EXPEDITION TO ST. MARY'S RIVER.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF Coz. HIGGINsoN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08
TO LADIES.
To Wool Growers.

NEW YoRK, May Is, 1863.
~ ENTLRNEN: We are prepared 70 receive, han.
VI die, and sell Wool In large and small lots, ON
the following eondtionss After the Woolis laid down
Al our door, will store INSURE grade, soll deliver,
collect, and remit, for one cent per pound.
Our terms OF sales for cash, nett prices, adj
ding interest for time. In cases do take paper
without the owners consent that will not sell alone.
Our long acquaintance with the trade enables to
mako quick sales ct the market value.
Having the confidence of large capitAlists also
ables US 70 negotiate for advances the most favor
An Femit.ances win be promptly forwarded with
account Of sales.
We shGll DO pleased to receive your Wool and Wlll
Rfya it prompt tention-alWaya keeping friends
ptsfed on the condition ofifhe market.
nj q Very respectfully, yours.
EssFH. A. PEITIB0NB &WALHACE, 4
Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08

The present critical stats Of European aHaiEs WIn
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy = mid
crude spesulati0ns, and flying runl0rJ Of the daily
Journal and the pOndeFous tome Of the future his-
ent Of the great political events Of the time shah
have passed away. IL Il TO these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really and
addition 70 their IiteraEy scientihe
and Theological ehATaeter, We nrgo them upon the
consideration Of the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
BTitish publishers gives additional Vaue 70 these
nal editions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08
= HEAbauAn4EnS zIH RHaIsrxsT v. MI
WHEELING, May 81, 1861 J

a. - 0RvjdN y T q saF
ii PURSUANT 70 General Order Ne 4 Of Brieadisr
. General JAmee s. Wheat, Of the 2Othi instant,
oommAndants Of companies comprising the Ath regi-
ment VIII assemble their respecttYe companies At
hs iooEi9s Plasss os SE and i2SPseiGI on essh
uray, the sd instants and continuing until other
Company 4, Capt INV. ward, on the river aa.
Company B. Captain John n wilson, on wheslins
Island.
Company O, Capt. ]. A. oismant, at Second Ward
Cenpany D. Capt. ]. N. yanes. al fAS CITY Ar4nO-
~ court HOusel f,fidsii5la fciit
Company d dspt. o. Daknox, at Second Ward
Company Z, ospt; VIM. 2, slnpsQn, on Greek
Company 9, Capt 2. q. ROthaeker, at the corner Of
Market and Jefferson streets.
Company II, Capt. A. ]. Long, on Centre street,
between Sixth and the Greek. -
. Company ], Capt John Scott, on Wheeling hin,
10 the right Of the National PIKE. - - =, Z
IslAnd =
I .oOmpany L. Capt. James a. Holmes, at the Court
3 IL IfpOssblo arms viii be ready for aistr,butsop
In tina for the drill on saturday the 2d inst Should
they net % ready, oOnmaneaat! Of companies win
taeings and marching and also in procuring correct
rol ofpers0ns within 1heiE several districts liable
for, and exempt from, militia duty, and report the
Tuesday, the 26th inst, 4s-i5 is.sil r - 2
IN An citizens between the AEss OF IS and Is
ment are required 70 report themselves to the cos
mandants Of the Sonapany IN he district in which
they reside On or be9ye saturday the sd tnst and
duty, YIN state the grounds upon which their claims
~. Courts marital wiz be convened Tor the p,,I,
ishment ofall denqueuts In discharge thS dStIes
above required rs wen a. for the trial Of these who
avoided duty under The late order Of the Governor
By OrdOr Of : {sl,l .E36fs A. J.EWERNEY.
- - Commanding 9Th Regst va NJ nj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08
BLOOD BLOODi BLOODI
Hslmboldss Highly COueeusr..,d Coupoupd
Fluid Extraot sarsapar1lla
SzPHTIIS

This Il an affection Of the Blood and att.elEa re
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Mesa, EAEs, Threat,
PeaFance In the form a UleeEs Helmb0IFs Exfraet
SarsapaElA puries thu blood, and removes an Sealy
Brupti0ng Of the skin, giving % the COmplsxIou .
Clear ard Healthy Color. It being
II for this elias Of complaints lie Hood Purifying
Properties are preserved % q kkn dr
other preparation % saFaFa1llA- tsV5sF y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
o. ing Rail Road. g. s-S

~ -
NNAGD AFTKR MONDAY, April Goth, ls68, Pss.
" shngeF Trains win leave Bridgeport e follows,
Sundays exeepted)
1850 A. II. Mall Train, stopping At all stations ~.
Etves at Pittsburgh At 82O p. H., and
Cleveland at 7s80 p. n.
SiS p. n. ExPre@ Trains ttogping 8 al stations,
arrives at PittsbuTgh at SOS p. n.
1910 P. H. Express Train, arrives a. Pittsburgh At
ElO A. II. and ClsValAud At p.lO A. ~. II.
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HELMBoLD's ROSE VASE.

An excellent Lotion Cor Diseases o. syphilitfe Ma
tuFe and injection in Diseases o. the UFfuaFy
Organs, arising from habitss0f dlslIpatIOn -nSo a
connection with the Extracts Bueh and SaFsapaEIla
in such diseases -. recommended. - =. --I-li
Evidence Ofths most spOnsibis reliable char
aefer will aeeostlhanv the SIae.lf-lraa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08

ZsIU A. H. and G4eNotAnn ~ viz A. n. o.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $40 A. n; and 400 2. NJ, a..
riye at BEidgePort ct $40 3. NJ and 6:25 A. u.
. LeaY5 Pittsburgh at 100 A. NJ, 600 A. II. and
A, n and 4.66 P. NJ : ~
l. Connections are made N FolloTyn1
At Pittsburgh with PenngytyauiA R, h. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhilA'
Lll'a delphla, New York and Boston.
4 cleveland with Cleveland Toled b B. Tor San.
dpsky, Toledo Detroit, Chfeago and
all points In the No1TH WEsI. with
} , Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland Erie r. 3. for, Eria, Dun,
~ kifk, Buffalo and EiAeAEA EAIls. with
Cleveland. Columbus ECineinnati f0E
49, GGEsssline:I Delaware lcolunbusl and
At Hudso4 WITH theC u. O. R!R. FOR OuyAhogaa
taIls AkrOn, MiFllsrFbprEh and Woes
At Alliance with. P IT.. W. 4 O. r. h. for Canfon
e. MAa8illon, Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co
lnmbus and Chicago. 4s tsr 49,,
At Steu6enViIle With Q. Q. Line and Al BELGGfn
ts with 90. ORR Tor Evansville, New.
% ark, Columbus,l XeniA, Dayton, Indt
annapolis, Cairo, CINCINNATI, Louisville
Sc. Louis, st. joseph and ali point
.. IL Wtst end South West. is713- si1rS
Exeursion Tiekets 70 Pittsburgh and EBtnFn e. 90
Fare alNeys 9 lPNp and time much quicker thaz
Through Tickets 10 all points In the West, Rortl
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va or with Tck6,
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii be made atloWoSt rates &
any point accessible by this road and its oonnectOns
under M'Lure House, orWtth 1t. Agent at Bridge
port Station, WA: p ;! FERsK ~, Agsnt,,
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
J.N!MeCULLOUdH, President.
2 R, MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag'f b.s Cfebe
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THE T0RRR REPRoDg0Es
THE HAIR DRESSING oULTIVATEs AND 4,
= BEAUTIFTEs. -. ...,e.-5.-,
CONVINCING TEsrIM,oN1

INV. O. A. BUCKEYE aai nto7i see f.
I'D. Treas. An BIble UaisE, NJ Z: Guy,
writes: 81 very eheorfully add my te5ttmony 70
fSt 81 numerous iiends to the great value Of Mrs.
8 A. Aliens WOFlfs Hair RestereE and ZYlooalsA'
IRWIN. CUTTER, ny. City: saIy hair ischanged
toftt natural color, and growing on bald spot:
RKy J. IL. CORNELL, N. Y. City: u procured u 1or
relative. This falling OF the hair tstoppea, and
|, restored 1t from being grey % its7naturai ana
beautiful color" n
their valua ii The most liberal sense. Tiny have
S restored my h4lr where # p b8ld and Shsfe grey
Rfy. 4. WEBSTER Boston, Mass: 81 have used
: them with great elect II aIn now sneither bald
[ nor grey. Ny hair vas dry and brtttlei II Il no"
REy.H. y. fDEGIN, Boston, Mass. That they pro.
mole tho growth Of tho hair where baldnass Il,
h have the evidence Ofmy own eyes, I 81 4ye :
sad b. an DruGgfas bsT0sg4gaa ne FaEd
az. Principal Sales omce '7gs d'e
No. 1913 Greenwich St, ". City.
= nuF26-3m $50 sf8.isz IYiS -,Ff. g2uEf1 ~
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CERTIFIoATEs on ouREs

From eight 70 twenty years StaniE, .ith psu :. =
known 70 soIEN0B AND FA1GE. 2 -
For Medical Properties Of BU0HU, Sc DIspeusato
n Of the United States -
bPnotiee Of Physie. 80 a.la AZ z
Sec temaEks made ~ TIE late, eeIsbrussd Dr.
RHYsI0K, RhfladslphiAs .-i.ss z.is1iilzlf - -
See rsmaElEsnads ~ Dr. EPHRAIlG1EcDOWEI.Is
celebrated RhyIiciln, ald member II ths Royal
college q euEEeous. Areand, and p1hllihed IN ne
See MedieoC irurgieal Refiea, lpakllsHoa b. BHN-
9AAtiiA TRAgERs, FslloE q The Royll College Of
Sc not a ne STANDARD Work. a
ExIRAeI BUCHU, 81 % pr bottle, Or six forts o.
.e "a eAEsARAAILLAt q OOpgr bottle or IN G1rS5.
4F1oVED Ross VASE Soc. per bottio oTslx f5r $3.50
hcient 70 cure ths most obstinate eas n diEoetions
are 9anere e. 80 q " lalsr.-.s -!
Delivered tOany address, securely paoEsafr o.
70 Dssei.bs pm tens = az sO-uuuaiution.,--'
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DEvRIEs, STEPHENS & CO.,
WHoLEsAEl IEALERsH
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. $40 Raltirno-s 81.

BALTIIORE, MD.
VIZ are nov receiving cur large and elrailIly -
I w leeted Stock Of f0relgn and Domestic DEy
God, purchased for Caa, for the Spring and sum
mer EfA1e, comprising every variety q Dros5 GoodA
q 1ns and medium qualities Of beautiful stylas a
the molt recent printing ard inapoEtati0l.
Mss. AisO general assortment q an kinds q
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