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ssussgt,ycrs Smiled.

IL seomihp C,,si'a, joS Hatart nAf Nefflu-Ml :.
Julia Isn.fl, Ii.s Em4t hrstir Nfs Harf. Samuel u.
nn-ss ~ N~.Dr WA Cauher Aii.s lturbode and II rfd.
5. Lac.rr. thls. Dumgod !. q. MHieeson. VI -. Mao.
ham b.. u. I4sfcn Nf. aui NTf. Nu Nsu Dasru BIZ aud
Mn t!as. Ml.my J. fieeuuorf j. Da.l.r. u. L. ai,nDr,
i Nlnfry Infant, Alts Moore. Ali- Asfsua, Ntfnlp
ftsncou Feline Nes y. oaiinier Hon aud Mfs. Jonn a..
Hifluion Master uud Mic Hamilton Mo. &. T. Nii.nis
sud 1i, Ham 'ou r. h Nootc 4. H. tolord Mra. George,
~ a dren and scffst. !. N. Cogr Mr. ~ Anfdon j..
J. flDdny, L. H. EifrDw. &. H. Miller aud scfv.4t 4. g..
6u.lf- dr and Ne. s.. Il. Licuau Ensign Al. i. \,
4. Hepburn ~ n. Morris, Mr sad Mis-. Dieii, Nj aud
Miai Ne,, Mas AmiI'i,rT, Me j. Williams, Ii,s =. g..
Wet Af sawyer j. tunck j., b. J.. tesssr J.. ~ frl-
ssf @r und Nr- 4. ~ f"er aud child Nh and Mrs. hi'k
John On and children q. l. Aar.lall, t. o. Hlr. a. w.
.gs o. Tomas Sydney blIiOw h.. Cooper, NJ. snd hfs
J. n C.rlr u. r. Riley, r. Gerard. Geo Mufsb' O.caf
kgas sud nine cblfcn, Mi.s smitb Nr John smith, Nj
John JOINS nienarJ Brown Thoh A Richie, 'Ala. lau
so Chinbels &. Blench j. H. Aidisw., Gco frcd'r chs
,tfs Kennedy, Mr.. Silih. Id. DIcrD ". Naben, D. J..
Lgnis A. q. Buerfold Briish Consul a. hey Wee, NJ
t ,sado T.. LedyaTd {. II. Hymns j. fonlsou, james
n ger on H. j. Losry 4. kOrtosG. ia I'D Ireland. }. Mr.
rr.e, w. Pinchln. H. DOIcton, Hobcit maxwell, Robert
I,a,nir Peter Torrance Peter kennedy Nicholas iauIA,
John .4b, Mcdonald fia'cr, Ilcny D,yiop Jos Brown
Henri Moran.
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NIwsr Arrn cnnRRspnNnrNrs IY mclIM0Np.

George II. Hart and J.. \. lleudnck, cores
pondcns 81 The Nee fork H'ad vAp we're captured by
tlpsby in recent raid have univ eel az 'astl" ihua
der AMI are now enjoying H. comlnny ~ their con
freI,s Brown Richardson. Bcas.ry. I.a,cnwood, and
:, hilss.
From III accounts the hitter gentlemen have horm
maL lng tAerreyea comfort ihs and Fay danny firif
confinement and IL will nDfd consolaton 10 the hp'
eminent 90 know thlf H enemy bath written lps.
toy have INDUCED their teny predictions g. the -
toni of large manuscript volume, Illustrated WIN pen
ava ilk sketches ~ ust4.pus tories and Glinf lhcd
scoundf'l-.
Ite material nhounds "A the Castle for any amount
Of Romance and cnrcnuIc aud II these gcnirinen ne
ns s.r iiilc aud industrious they lfyc been uuif'
nate thcy VIII certainly h. able TO make "a decucd
good thing Of n.
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AND WOUNDED REBEL PRIsoSEas.-

SICK AND WOUNDED REBEL pElsONEaS.-
There arc only sixteen sick and wounded Rebel prison
,r- m the horpii4 On DWids Island About ono
huudicd oi tue Rebel pilrais arc % Eedocs Island
.ac oGicr. are ia tAc hospital Joasons island near
slndn-ky ONO The privates who were Wen enough
were sent Ia Fortress Monroe nT exchange several
days since III, wounded Rebel prisoners recently cap
f.rcJ in Virginia are expected here shortly.
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NEW YoRx. Juuo l.. 1853.

NEW ioRy Juu. L. 1902
pr igh,h has succeeded in restoring pesfcct hcarr
right ear which Ia. been deaf for time. caused by
cold A obi cd 10 have for New Osan. "a fev day,
those sho nay wish fi,hrr nay cal my
brother. Mr II. L. Potter. No. 20 Rsadr hrn OF srceer,
Fuon Potter who viii DO happy 10 give any ulcraai.on
d,iirci. q. o. POTTER
Captain anl \. q. NJ Department, o. the Gslf
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fAdyeriisen.n, !


OPENING OF ENGLISH VELVET AND BRUSSELS
,uprrtxo from III. o. .-ba.d MAnuactn at iiiI Az
,ypyrs0ss ten spacious sA,s Rooms 10. 70 bo~efy also
IT.. MAI Mating Tsfle Covers Dfugeets ysfds wide
on Cloth. from 10 ~ feet wide az reasonsbs prs.' All
caod. are rnaIslA ID Al IIAAs ASpEKsOss No bo"ey
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Iawvers and other professional men can
mai. their FIVE talents ten M by the proper sier lac 81 me.
ia emit. they their ~hoe power no" '. 90 "
l. fully tau .h, only by Phrenoogy. careful examination arc
II character with professional ADVICE " con-
.rn phr-nolor.i fail 10 be Of service !" al son
n,se =, ali hour. by FOWLER WELL No. S Broadway
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GRAu's NEW ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.-Th'

GRAu's NEW ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.-The
advent OF this entirely opera company takes place
at Niblos Garden to morrow evening. when the great
lyric tragedenne. Madame Sophie Vera Lorini, will
make her first appearance in America. in the role OF
Leonora in Donizettps opera Of LA Fayorits." an
opera specially selected by herself for her debut and
one in which she has achieved high reputation
Madame Lorni is not II is proper to state the Madame
Lorini (nee Virginia Whitng) so we'll known In this
country but an artistic Of the Italian lyrical stage She
will be supported by Stefan, Moreni' and full and
powerful company.
The FRENCH INVASION or MkxlCo.-Mr Z.
S. Sanahan will repeat his Lecture this truly inter-
esting subject at Dodwcrth's Hall. No eo6 Broadway
this evening. Gems. SiciJ.s. Mesgher. Dwight. and
Graham, the Mexican Minister. and others VIII DO
present
MACHIYrsTs' STRlKE.-The journeymen ma
chnists VINO are now on IL strike have hired room at
No. lei Bowvyy which is kept open during tho day 'oi
the accommodation OF the machinists OF New.fork aho
vicinity VII. may wish to consult with others In relation
TO their trade number Of calls were made yesterday
but no bsiness Of public mature was transacted.
mass meeting will probably be called shortly Of whicu
due notice will be given in the papers. large NUMBER
Of the Leading master mnchiniss refuse to comply Will
the demand made by their journcymen for an increase
rs per cent upon the wages now paid to them Many
tie strikers were employed on Government woiAs'
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PRICES.

Lar'c size Cholllng nearly double quantity s. pe o'''
half dozen, IS,
Small .le. IS cents per boitl,-half dozen, 81
NEW. YORK AGENCY:
AT HELMBOLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL "A""'
HOUSE Nv. .9i BROADWAY
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Civ Inspector. Observation-Disclosures.

The following is the Weekly Report Of Deaths IN
n. ca, and County Of New yofs nom the "a day Of Nosem
her TO the 9th day q November stJ msn iis Women oi
Bow. IN Girl. t3 ,o,4 sA Adults, ZIG. Children .lE
Males. 2s2 Female 10; Co'ored Per'on',
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BRIEF HISTORY or THE TROUBLES ADOU
BRAGG

Tn Chattanooga core ipondcnt oil Inc No
BIZ, Yrtban, gives the following summary II I'll" result
Of Prcs.de1t Davis ylsIt 10 Gen. bragg Army;
A great deal Of gossip and military ,osa -aS has
been written about tho President Fisi here Ia E'fr
cpcr 10 tie settlement ~ certain difficulties which are
supposed 20 exist anulg the corps and division oc.f
Of General Bragg's Army A. The Affair Ia, been dis
,or,.h e. suit tie fancy and prejudice q vl'r, VII
now give you "A Ilaiu statement ~ Tho ihcis
II ,rems that number the Generals 90 tho Amy 81
Tennessee petioned for the removal q General brAg
from the command 81 the army General Bf"eAinIirc
and come others excepted while the frsideni w.s on
nj. late visit. PrcslGon; D''a rcqu'sici personal
Interview with these gentlemen. aud hakcd them I"
.,ate their r.Isons why they demanded that bcneFa
Eragr should be- relieved from bis command
The reasons given did not appear g. satisfy the lTes
dent that be- ought take ANY action 10 Ne ci Cen
Bragg on being rcd Of the nAture oihe PETITION Ia
sic On aud urgently requested TIE ffosdcn 10 relieve
him ~, Prcsldont Davis pcrslsfcnty refused on The
ground that IL would D. lt4aId"n 10 the gerIA toN
Of The service nId the welfare 81 lie country.
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Passengers Arrived

L. ,.eamAlp Ca.'awla Jtom Neg- O,ieala-Mrs. Tncui,
ia. Iu,i Mrs Gfog,f COL inits q. g. A., CD App-
ton M.i Fasasworn Aiai. Lo1and Geo q. hnowos, sni
Newton Capt fnus ltOh loik, surg J. NJ. Troop.
l,gl .,yt,rg ffnt Vi. Brown, &. IS. a., Lieut. Coolri
a. H. A. Lieut., IT, ". Chvr, l.aA, Lieut.. J.. h. Whitney,
n IS A. t.iinr Nader (, AWAY, Capt Waller /. a. = .
Lieut. Virgins a.. >. 81, Aet ~ .4lf " III l.S ~ j. !
AeL.alA, a.a A. ~ tbs s,es.gsS
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have been suffering fo time with noise IN my head
md daies-. uavir3 spllcl TO IT, Lshhn have great
pleasure saying thai be has conp,cy relieved 20 that
hear wei eseI and i T. tioub ed with the
noise IN my bead.
may also mention that yoan. nau named Henry Laws
suy ns with lne i,o afe,i la similar manner ad ~
LisA,lnl was e. Ia.y sacct. iul in Ais case.
JOHN MURDOCH, Ne. 10. Fulton -.
rfonklvu Ian
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An officer 81 the army recently nom Rome,
ltiae- .tc.cnce OF the receipt Of telegraph By ue
.onmandaft of the post al fnc, Georgia, from S'lmn
iiai u heavy force Of allAsc mounted Infantry hAd
reached tDe vicinity OF 1uscaooaa route ior ,'lma.
They aid to come nom Iupclo by the route Hays
4rins cafnt labf Summer
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DR. Lish,hl has succeeded 10 completely restoring my
hearing. which was seriously impaired although pe,ou,
TO applying to iim $50, rlI,d by several physicians
without the least br.rht Auy mfthrr information /
'Aoll be pleased 10 r,.l.e ou pl alton TO ut my
fe,idcncc so. l7I 2df, rrootyn L.. d o. o., ny pa,e
Of business No 80 Na.crsi.
Nm II. WATERBURY,
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NOT ALCOHOLIC. ~s
AHioHLY CONCENTRATED 4
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERs.
.... Prepared BY
On. c. u. JACKSON, Philsdslphis. Pa.
WILL xSrxcruALLS cuRs
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA. and
JAusplcs
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASES %
THE KIDNEYS. AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DisORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH.
ssConstips.
ton. Inward
Piles fulness Of
Blood TO the Head, Acidity
Of the Stomach. Nauses, Heart
burn Disgust for Food FuDness or
WEIGHT IN the Stomach, Sour Eructatiops,
Sinking OF FIut,eripg at tho Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming oil the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Fu,terps at the Heart Choking Su6ocatng Sensations
when IN lying posture Dimness OF Vision, Dots OF
Webs before the Sight. Fever and Dull Pain In
tho Head. Deficiency Of Perspiraion Vel
Iowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain Ia
the Side. Back. Chest. Limbs,ac.,
Sudden Flusb~s Of Heat,
Burning the Flesh.
Constant Insgin
inss ol Evil,
Great Depression Of spd.a
And will positively proven, YELLOW FEVER. BILIOUS
FEVER &C.
They contain
No ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY.
The, s cuxr disease. In sne,y nioe eses oot
o. huadfed
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO SrREN0r'IEN
YOU
Do YOU WANT GOOD APPETITE
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR COSsTlTu-
TON
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERyOUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGY
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO you WANT A BRISK ASD VIGOROUS YELLING,
II Won do. Use HooFLAND GERMAN BITTERS
From, IL. Rev J. Newton Brown d D. Editor Of the Ensy
clop~dix Of Religious knowledge .
Although not disposed favor recommend Patent Nedi
ein-s in senrl through dtu., OF their ingredients and
eject. Of sufficient Why i1sn nsy r0t
,y 10 he benefit. lie believes his-fto have received from
sny pie tie hope that lac may thus sSDr0.,e
| to the b,net, u others ~ NJ,
d. III more readily gard 10 ioohands German BIZ
ter. picpsIed by Dr. Jsck'ou OF this city, because ~"
pf-uicel lssis them for usny under the itresson
tb.t ,-y we're chiefly scohoic mixture am inebted
my rnd Roo Sho-nssef ESQ Tor h. renovalo shl,pe
ull by proper tests aud fcr ENCOURAGEMENT 10 Try nrD
when gres, ard long continued deohty lie
use OF the. bottles othese Bers at the beginning Of the pres
.nt vel follow I'd by evident relief and iestof alton 10
d-xe Of bodily and which bad not fet lot "s
nonii be &C. and had SPARED Of fessinng tifs
fore thank God aad freud TOT directing me TO ne ass 81
them Nc"hoN pHo""
PhiladelphIa, Juns1o. 1901
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do hereby eer Ia, oT lie PAS, IS months NY hearing
las been Affected to con, dsTabe extent, and that by
operation u Dr.. Lhgthi Law, been restored 10 my iu
hearing A reside la Dcot and inrad leaving Tor home
,hosn dssfous of knowing the vccty Of tn. may In
qiire Of Mr. 4. j. McAnhaf. No. - Bsoadwsy
r. McTERNEY.
Now Yofk Sept. z. leb1
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D0A LiGHrHLL- p'lr Sir. twas WIKI ,h- iinde.,
i,cHstri you md hopngto do service to ono ~ho
j. ted iAat frg-fi tlc ia os,d doc lineut TO YOU
~ whom may coac.n. a,n pci,orily cgiain,ed with
tho which attend nf. Ligh,ls treatment IN
81 d,ctar.o the ,ud chronic inflammation Of the
tlE lat mi would be pleased TO Nv. lres nl. rsuon
avi.lcaon W. 4. ". NEkhs
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From the Rev. John Mott. ID. d..

PROFESSOR ~ UNION COLLEGE. SCHENECTADY
NETWORK.
FoSoA " Y, Apnl 49, 1859.
FL cAovrs en- Dcsy sp received your litter Of
April % to day have had from infancy one very deaf
ear aud always d,cbssgng n.ore OF les. offensive mat
.es This year both became diseased running very
much very og,nsi,e. Producing the greatest debility Of
body snd depression Of spirits and my hearing impaired IN
the Ase., d.s.- 10 sse1 condition p.ae.d myself under
lhs care II pr Lishihl IL. has fy restored me- hear
well tire dIfne. aud III, dschs. have been removed and
ha, returned The stopping Of tho running las gwen me
The .hs elasticity aud visoI VI body aud low Of spih,s
h,io NJ, feafs we're that .pyis the discharge ~oad prove
detriusrtzl i4nseToas.
esteem 81 rather have arned 70 esteem d. lshh tfor
D. stranger IA. unill h- patient, $50 s.nslran
md msn .sere Ia whom she highs. sonndence may be
sl4csd
49,. .,x,,.t. IouS MOTT
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NswN DIRK, ATrl 49, il0l
lt'o lsgslcr Of min. has o,-n afflicted ~h .louble.
aarso foH both ear. lc q scarlet Dr.
Li'h under whose o4rr placed Der DO. removed tie liz.
charge completely end lmpIo.cd her hearing.
W. H. RAYNOR No Finest.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Tup WtSrpR NUNBER OF NINE DEM0RESr

Minnos % FASHION. dollars worth Of ial,ned a.
tenn. The splendid valuable Interesting snd asc,u
mb.r v, leaned Every mother miner DIRE. maker ana
lsdy should see the extraordinary Winter Nunprf aJ
Nov a. Published at No 40 Broadway and 'od everywhere
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sprsD, DISEASED on rNnKALriiY NEATs,
iiih, POULTRY, A'., stifka oA kLAoNtD
MON IilE tlIa IIIIIs.


Mr. Crane wife Of the Auditor Of West
Virginia uns Killed NJ R.tchctowi u few dave since By
an cypress Train. She was walking Gcioss tho track
aLd ,,!Gt a,alIJ is.. ~ lgVAt VI ~. .As.uy.
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ILLUSION WIGS AND ToUPEEs. -Japonlca oil
III. sociee iygienque, for fc,iorins sd hs VIC
General Depot at l.. BAsTET, No. JJ3 bE0ai"sy'
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Scv Yor.. sept. ! 1903

Th. - certify that has. been Troubled for time
with partial deafness snd sfy snIsssut rins sound Ia
the heal which rendered conversation difficult except In
loud voice. tssr pleasure IN stating that nses
the .sal and p,aes. treatment OF Dr Lishth ny nss.ins
been restored aud ia. Singing soui ia the head hs,
erased
H. Z. WYhNT with J. W. MFRsFREAu,
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OgeIal. Jonx wIrnEEs. A. A. Oener,L
MOVEMENTS OF JEFF. DAVIS.

y ,i- Press Association 10 the Richmond lApefs
President Davis and suite arrived at Charles
ton on Monday noon by special train from savannah
He was received at the depot 10y Ten. Bcau'ghId ana
siaa and Committee Of the Common Council, who Is
corted him to the rty Hall with military escort HE
turn out II the ciiy was very large.
He made au address. saying that his iecnnHa hau
drawn him 20 Charleston In this hour Of trial and he
also desifcd 10 confer with the Commanding General
and by personal observation 10 acquire some oi thit
knowledgc which would enable him more fully "a m.
dersaud the wants Of the people aud The reports SUB
mittcd "a him From South Caroinas great men he
first imbbcd the principles and doctrines ~ state SOY
erriguty N. trusted that the Yankees size 10 po--
seas Charleston would be grnticd but II fruVi
dence ordered otherwise he desired for her what De
wished fox HE own town Of Ncksbgrg that the Wh~c
shonld b. mass Of ruins.
He believed that Charleston would never be tA,h
and II ire should becagucr Che Rebels on ever tii
rcemsnts would b. sent 10 their assistance ~ Pr"
ron on to the force Of tbs enemy Prom hf IF,srnl
knowledge he looked forward % glorious r"c'fh hI
Charleston at the close OF the struggle lie asserted '
the army IA bCiteT condition than u "~ i"'"'
months ago. 80 ~.
Island the batteries Fott Mnlific ard Mouni Plcas
ant INSPECTING the works. aGi relieving tie various
commands. - .
On Thursday BE arrived NJ Wilmington. G. and
wa received nv Gen whiting. DAVIS i'l- 80 opDs'
tuuit, 10 make q speech tn which Le sad - % p4ord
u biz reception by the North ,aruhlihs anl That te
had given Wilmington for her defense one ~ the oti
sncrs ia the Conf sdcTacy. and be felt the IN Import
nn,c Of the haThor-the oult ono stl open fr tTads-
and that c would ID all that could be done ios it, dc
foasc.
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JOHN MOTT.
io.fs very truly

Any u mine four year. Old who had beso quite hard o.
hearing for yvsr IA. been completely ns9fei by Dr.
LishAil after .hort c0aT-e 81 treatment
4 {. HEWLETT NJ. 80 9th AZ.
New isrs sept. / 1903
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.-,,,, ~ the armv moyip, by way Of New Baltimore
toward Brisow Station. and the rest accompanied ny
the main body Of the yary poh tho former
Iioce a skirmish to X place between Gen. EWens aa
vance and the rea guard Of the enemy "mch was
back and rapidly pursued. .o,a,,,oa NV several
,;roct narale roods while troops were compeheu
TO march Wv difficult Gnd crcuito,s r"u'e Nh, ar
unable Station where bis advance
si,t;nr 81 swo hr;gades became engaged with force
smnrior in numbers posted behind the railroad
n natcnlars of the action have not been officially
r,ra,tad bnt the brigades we're repulsed win some
~ and Ave picccs Of artillery with number OF prs
mss contnre Before the rest OF the troops could nc
Oh, nm and the position Of the enemy ascertaincd
he Tercated across Broad Run. The next morning he
a reportcd TO be foltiying beyond Bull Run extend
ing his line toward the Little River turnpike:
Tho vicinity of the ntrenchmcnts around Washing
ton aud Alexandria rendered it useless To turn ms new
position it apparent that he could readily retire
io them and would decline engagement unless
attacked In his Notifications. further advance was
therefore deemed unnecessary and AFTER destroying the
railroad from Cub Run southwardy td the Rappalan'
mock the army returned on the 18th to the ihc o that
river leaving the cavalry in the encfnys front.
The cavalry of the latter advanced on the fooNirg
day and some diminishing occurred at auckland Een;
Stuart with Hnmptons diysl"p retired siowis TOWARD
Warrenon IN order to draw the enemy In that dircc
ton us exposing his flank end rear to Gen Lee VINO
moved from hnburn and attscked him near buckiahn.
As soon as Gen. Stuart heard the sound q! Lees guns
resistance 'rose ard fed in confusion. pnr7ed by Ten
stuart neaily TO Hayralket, and by Gen Lee to
lGancsvill,. 50
Her n. Federal Infantry was encou cred. and af.e:
capthring number o. them during the night the cav
airy o>sy retired piore their advance ON inc ioio%
ing day. When tbo movement oil 'ne arDl rom '1 ~
Ea,ad, n commence Gen. Imboder was instructca u
advsrce down the Valley and grsrt the gaps or 'h'
moa. tans left This duty was Wen peri" nr.
by ,u.t officer aid On the 18th nE- he mnrchco uPoi
Cbsrlcstown AID succeeded. b. welconceiiosi pan
in .nrronr n The place and capturing nearly inc who
Dr., .topoI there with ell their stores ana trans
rortaiion cnly escaped 10 liarpers Ferry; IA
st,act Cen Imboden who retired. bringing OF hi
prisoners ~ A captured prop, ry his commas" sniicrn
very little loss. and inietins some damage upon th
. nnrsnipc column In the course of these operation
i36 pris ncrs were captured including IL commits
-ioncd officers. OF the above number ID We're take
by Gen. inbolcn.
, A more complete account with statement OF on
loss in killed. wounded and prisoners Will be iorwarde
ns soon as the necessary official reports have been r.
ccivcd. Very respectfully. your o6ednfi servant
I'LL. A A
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II. p. wYANT. with }. W. MERsFREAU,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
wistar's Bal.am u wild cherry ~, !.
wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry,
uE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN 70 z nan n

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dIor Coughs Colds Asthma crccp Bronchi.fs, ,Inau
epSa bleeding Of fthe Lungs, piclh breathing, Liver
AFFECTIONS, Pain or weakness ofoBresss or slds Ers
Stages OF Consumption, etc.
n abort this Balsam q eculiary adapted 10 every
disease OF the Lungs and Liver which produced by
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Wild Cherry has long been knpyn tp posse impcI.
nnt niedicnatpropef This fact aamiliar 10 every
tiatron n physenps efen prescribe q u dif au
ferent forms for variety Of complaints Tar aio, hss
been equally noted foris vtueB Add some
Fhpse names Arc familiar 70 the vhois c6nuty have
gone 50 far to declare that umpton could
be redoby that alone. 0In5 other Ahhs again. Il ~
was nearly yalueeas, owing no doubt their igpo1
rance preparing and administering TIA difficulty
nov entirely obyiatsd by patient srsrsncs and long
The extraordinary hsdIsiha po1eiS Of fh,se wo sub o.
stance are now for the Arst time eonhlBed and >
kY by nice chemical process, everything delete.
TO ilous or useless Isisetea 20 that What Fsnains
for all kinds OF pulmonary and liver diseases ever
kn9Wn 70 man res4a v6LisI 10 aTAN1c 5a4 "A