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friends, who fell in the battle of 18th Septem-
Der, lS, 2. Some we found had been roughly
dealt with, Others undisturbed. Every person
in the Town seemed to be well acquainted with
the grave OF Ellie Fraser, a member of our
company, who was killed at that battle. A
better soldier never shouldered a musket, and
as we knelt over the youthful hero's grave, re.
membering his many noble qualities, we could
scarcely suppress the tear OF affection.
AT Hagerstown, the oppor tunity presenting
itself We called on the editors Of the Herald
and Torch, but fonnd them both absent,-.ke.
dadded.
On the 27th, crossed the Pennsylvania line
and marched through four different villages be.
lore night The country is very thickly set.
tied, and it seems to be almost a continuation
OF Towns The men are not allowed To com.
mt any depradutions upon private property, or
to say any ting that would wouid the feeling.
OF citizens, male or female. The citizens, gen.
orally, treat us very kindly, and Yankee like,
always have the smile Oh their face. This let.
ter in all probability may never reach you. II
have al opportunity will write again soon.
"LUCAL,"
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Government Prices.

The Board Of Commissioners for South Tar,
ollna, unier the Act Of ,ongress "to Regulate
lmpressments," has published a schedule OF
prices, to continue for 80 days, or until revised. !.
The prices fixed seem 70 be .air, both TO IN.
Government and the producer, and are about
IN accordance with the mai ket rates which have
prevailed, generally, throughout the State.-
We select from the schedule some Of the lead.
ing articles:
Bacon sides rs cents per pound-h.ms 70
cents-shoulders IS cents. Apple brandy g.
per gal-peach brandy IS. Fresh beef 20
cents-salt besf, 90 eents-besf cattle, gross,
10 cents. Corn 81 per bushel; four SIS Der
barrel; hogs. nett, IS cents-gross % cents
per ID. Lard, Is per pound. Wheat. es per
bushel
These prices having been carefully made.
with an eye TO the interest Of producers a well
a. consumers, may serve as guide for individ.
uai contracts, in the ,.bsense Of regular local
market rates. The Commissioners (Messrs. B.
!. Perry and Alfred n. Msrtin) say "In fixing
prices, the commissioners have earnestly sought,
whilst curtaling the enormous profits Of spscu :
'ators and eIto, TONERS to do justice to the pro,
ducer aud fair dealer, and enable the Govern.
ment to sustain the army at Lrsasonable e1pen.
ses."
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Death Of Capt. T. J. Warren.

We regret exceedingly to learn that Capt.
xhomas ]. Warren, Of Camden, who commsn.
ded a company in the 18th S. c. Regiment,
was among the slain in the late desperate bat.
ties In Pennsylvania. Capt Warren WAS high
spirited patriot and christian gentleman. He
entered the service in August 1861, being at
that time Editor and proprietor of the Camden
Journal, which position he had filed ably and
acceptsbly for number Of years. He was .
warm advocate Of secession, and his example
sttested the genuineness Of his professions.
Among the many noble spirits who have fallen
In this war, there was none more devoted to
the cause than our much lamented friend, Capt.
Warren and but few, perhaps, in whose death
Society and the Church sustain greater loss.
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TELE0R APHIC.
From Jackson.

Jackson, July H.. No change in affairs since
yesterday Gen. Pemberlon and staff arrived
last night An officer who came with them
says he met Gen. usterhaus' body going TO
Vicksburg. lie was killed bya cannon ball.
Oh the l2th Heavy skrInishing sill contin.
ues. seve' al honses were demolished yester.
day by the ensmys shells.
JACKSON, July Is General Johnston sent 4
flag OF truce, yesterday, TO Grant, asking per.
nnssion TO bury the Yankee dead In fsont Of
our works Grant askcd PERMISSION TO ssnd
assistance, in order to recognize the dead,
which was reiused. The frst terms were agreed
70. Our troops were engaged oil the afternoon
in burying them. The exact number has not
yet been ascertaned. The Yankee officer in
chsree o4 the aaS sdnits . loss Of 200 70 500.
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Further Call for Troops.

President Davis has issued Proclsma-
ton calling into service all white males be.
tween the ages of 10 and IS years, not pre-.
'fousIy enrolled and no, legally exempt from
service. Persons embraced in this cali are
allowed to volunteer before enrollment.--
We presume that the necessary orders, in
pursuance Of this Proclamation, will soon be
extended to the enrolling officers.
What effect this call viii have UPON thu.
late organizations for State servc. il ,.,
uncertain, There il nothing in the Procla
nation Inconsistent with the preservation
of these Organ zaii"ns
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Our Lossas.

p. W. A., the we'll known and reliable cor.
respondent Of the Savannah Rtpubiiean, tele.
graphs TO that paper the following list Of casu.
alties among Confederate officers in the battle
Of Gettysburg:
Killed Generals Gsrnett and Kemper, and
Colonies Psrknan aud Williams, Of Virginia !:
Gen. Barksdale, Colonel Carter, aud Captai,,
stump, nephew Of President Davis, of Miss {;
tol DeSaussure. Of s. c.; Colonsls ack Jones,
Gibson, Harris, Vie and Warden Lieuten,
ant Coils Caswell. jars and Aounger, NJ .jor
Emsike, Lieut. Wood, and Captains Hsrk and
Redding, OF Georgia.
The following were wounded Maj Gems
Hood, Trimbie, Pickett and Pender; Brig.
Generals Hampton, Seinmes. Anderson, Arm.
stead, Robinson. Jenkin. and Jones ColonsIs
Griffin. Holder, fiske and So, ers, OF Mss; oil.
Kennedy aud Majors Mcleod and Miller, Of 8,
T.; Coils Forney, Pincksrd aud saunders, Ma.
jor Fletcher and Captains King and smith, OF
Ala Colonels Jack Brown, Towers, L.t,ie, An.
thony; Majors Davidson, Jones and Read !;
Captains Frsbes, Carlton, butler aud Lieut.
cowper, ot Georgia
The following are wounded and missing {:
1t. Col Harris, Major Ross, Capt. George s.
Jones. Lieuts. julie Cummings. Grsnnis r.
Campbell, A. A. freeman. oil Georgia
Our total loss, twelve thousand-that Of the
enemy, twenty-five thousand, including six
thousand prisoners.
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Call for Negro Labor.

We have the assurance, through the Proc.
lsmation Of his Excellency. the Governor, and
from other sources, that the necessity for ne
Groes TO labor spon the Notifications around
Charleston Ia more pressing now than ever before.
Whether the vast amount Of labor already
furuished has beer missppled 10 not now the
question. II there Is probability that the re-.
quired labor will save Charleston, Il 10 70 the
interest Of the planters to supply Il. The
Courier Of the lsth inst , has . stirring appeal
spou this subject, from which We select the
following:
"Wnl the planters In the districts meet the de-.
msnd' We want their negroes not their mon.
~. We want men OF muscle and endurance
Who can handle the spade, shovel hoe and
axe, not their two dollars . day. The call 10
fos negroes. That call is imperative, urgent,
necessary. We have the military skill, the
hrmness and vslor. Our Generals and officers
and soldiers urs iu lily alive 70 the nature Of the
emergency, aud are prepared and resolved 70
do their utmost. But the dslivsrsucs Of our
city from the dangers that threaten her, 70.
quirss more than these things. Works Of d..
isncs thrown up At the proper points, will save
many valuable lives, and contribute greatly to
our rescue from impending psrils."
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D9reat Excitement.
Terrible Riots.

RIcHN~1 July l7.-Nor,hern dates of
the ,5tn have j"st been received. The Her.
aid OF the i+ih. givss the particulars Of
great not.
lhe Herdfds summary says that nj one
time n number OF people estimated at from
twenty to hfty thousand, assemble at one
spot and sffnirs assumed a serious look
Several buildings were destroyed and many
lives lost. Several soldiers, police and citi.
zens were wounded. Many private houses
in not a few instances, were broken open
aud dispoiled.
The Times, OF the 18th, gives an account
Of the progress of the riot on the preceding
day. IL says theru is no question that there
was vastly larger number engaged than
on Monday, and the spectators were in.
creased also by many thousands. Several
encounters occurred between tho mob. DO.
lice and .miIiary, and n large number of
rioters were killed. Col. OBrien, of the
lith New Y"rS, who commanded portion
OF the forces, was beaten to death by the
crowd aud then hung. The streets were
barriraded, buildings burned, stores sacked
aud private dwellings, plundered. The ne.
groes are horribly maltreated.
Quite a number Of troops are arriving
"nu 'he suppression prevails NJ This writing,
(Wednssday, noon,) that the the worst j.
over, The rioters fearing tried troops from
the seat Uf war.
Gov. Seymour arrived from Albany and
addressed the crowd from the steps OF the
City Hall. He announced that he had sent
to Washington to ask the Government to
stop the draft in the city for the present.
SrHIScrIELD, July IA riot has bro
ken out i" Hartford. Troops have been
-~ht To protect the arsenal
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Mas CsAnBlsssURo, Pa.
Sunday. Juns "a laS:

Ma. EprI on You will see by the date Of
shis, that We have st last pcnstfsted the Yam.
kee lines, aud SO TAR, have met with no resis.
lance from the enemy, except y few cavalry
skirmishsrs. We have q large and effective
force hsre-sn army which has never yet been
defs~ted-so you may know that success, In
whatever Lee undertakes, 10 bound, by ell the
glorious achievements which have heretofore
crowned our arms, ~ accompany Us.
We LETT the entrenchments On the odth
ade Of Fredericksburg OH the 18th, and ever
since have been on che march. Passing direct
through the battls ground Of Chancellorsville,
We had an opportunity OF examining some
points Of interest, but have not the time ut
present 70 20 into details. The place takes 10
name from . large dwelling owned by Ars.
Chancellor, and a. the time Of the 6ght, occu
pied BY that hiy, also the Headquarters OF
Hooker. This dwelling was burnt by our shells,
and reports cay, that 26J Yankee wounded
perished in the fames--and am satisfied, from
my own observations that the ruInor Is not al.
together incorrect. The ruins presented hor.
rble spectacle, ipdiscrbable.
The night oi the 2Uth We camped at Chester
Gap on the Blas Ridge. and next day made
our appearances ia the valley oi Virginia, the
garden spot Of the Sagth On the 2Sth We
psssed through Shephsrdstorn, where the no
b!s Col. Barnes b. eathed his last, Crossed the
Potomac and passed through Shsrpsburg.-
While there, in company with = comrads, We
vissssd the graves ofpw sogaainisnces and
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CAsualtles.

Companies Z. and I. In the 18th 8, C. Regi.
ment, in the battle Of Gettysburg. a. on mum.
Der Of former occasions, suffered severely. A
letter from J. B Adams TO bis father, gives
the following list Of casualties In Co. I. Liam.
caster Rorns,a)
Killed :-Busisr Lindsey; A. J. Nssbit; w.
II. Barton; J. B. Fleming J. P. csstey.
Severely Wounded :-s. II. lucy; z. N.
Williams w. Blackmou; D. L. Adams John
Montgomery: Qss shot OF; Benz. Powell; J.
p. Hinson.
&i9AAy Wounded Lieut. W. J. stover;
J. B. Adams; Jsuss Harper; John H.gins:
JsR Hsgins, T. Langley: wm. Porter wm.
Denton Tesal killed and wounded, 20.
We have received from Lieut.. J. B. Black.
mon, the soIissssg report from Co. (.'Bl.lr
Guards.~
Severs.y Woundsd - Lieut. J. B. Blackmon,
In hand; Corp1. 8. A. Johnson. sru, nnpuia-
ted J. W. Gardner. in ankle; FIN. Gardner,
In foot; II. p. A. Halle, in privatss; J. +.
Hin, Shoulder; r. A. Ingram. hip; 8. B. In.
gram, jaw; w. 4. Williams, arm; W. J vii.
iiams, arm J, 3. fsile. In thigh; Thomas Tai.
bert, 10 thigh; T. L. Gardner, arm amputaied.
Sightly Rosndsd w. L. d. Lucy. In leg |;
J. J. Roberts, aide; J. l.. Dunlap, leg. Total
wounded, 10. Number Of men In 6ghs %.
Since putting the above in type We have re.
eeived the letter from our correspondent, Local,
pub'ished elsewhere, giving longer isr Of cas-.
ualties than the foregoing Tbsre Sere no othes
companies from this District In the 6eh, than
the three mentioned BY "Local"; and be gives
but partial report from Csp, b R Cryburn's
I'SmPsny, ID Regiment We sincerely symps.
ithise with the many friends whose rsls,iv e.
bsvs fsDen In thia bast.A
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJ'T. AND IEsPscToR.GENERAL's On fIcE,
CHARLEsTox, s. c., July IL, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
Il THE ACTION OF BRIGADIER-GEN.
Ia ERAL WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Commanding 4,b Brigade, S. c. NJ, in relation
to portion of his command, under orders from
General Beauregard, is hereby approved, and
he is ordered to call Immediately into actual
service his entire command, including all per.
sons liable to said service within It's limits, and
to report for duty to General Beauregard.
ii. THE CADETS OF THE MILITARY
ACADEMY, the Militia ordered into service
under the command Of General DeSsussure, and
all companies Of volunteers who have rendered,
or who may tender, their services for the de-
fence OF Charleston, are hereby placed under
the command of General Beauregard.
BY order Of the Governor and Commander.
in.Chief.
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and InspcctorGeneral S. G..
July -, 1868, 24-lt
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Col. James. II. Witherspoon is nominated
In the Columbia papers for Colonel, Allen J.
Green for Lieut.. Colonel, and Thos. J. Ancrum
for Major Of the Regiment TO be formed from
the Third and Fifth Brigades, under the late
call oi the President for 5000 troops from this
State. Col. VIM. Fox is also nominated for
Colonel Of the same Regiment.
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S~"IIS'o'b ""S i"i io"S'
To the Citizens Of South Carolina
N n immediate necessity exists for THREE
n THOUSAND LABORERS, in addition to
those ordered by Col. Shannon, for a period
not exceeding one month. The Act OF the
Legislature proves insufficient to the procure
ment OF the labor asked for by the Confederate
authorities. The Executive of the State is,
therefore, reluctant. constrained to call upon
the patriotic, who have made already so many
sacri6t es, to come again to the aid OF the
State. This call is not made without the full
lest knowledge on the part of Gen. Beauregard
aud the Executive that the need is most press.
ing. Let every citizen, without a moments
delay, send every hand he can spare. The
safety of the State may, and the lives Of many
Of our gallant men in the field will, depend
upon the manner in which this call is respon,
ded to.
A discreet overseer to every fifty hands
should be sent. The hands should bring spades
and shovels, which will be returned and be
supplied with three days cooked ratiot
The railroad agents at the depots are re,
quested to issue transportation tickets, copies
of which they will furnish to Major ECHOLS,
to whom the lsborers will be reported.
The Executive ventures TO say the negroes
will be properly cared for.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the
State, At Charleston, this thirteenth
f.. q day Of July, A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty three.
NJ. I. BONHhM.
WV. r. HUSrr, Secretary Of State.
July %, 1853. a.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against WILL
LIAM J. CURETON, decd, will present
the same to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law; and all those indebted
to him are requested to call OF the under
signed and make settlement.
G. b. CURETON,)
G. w. WILLIAMS, }
June 26, 1863, 2l-lm
The. Charleston Courier and Western
Democrat will publish once week for one
month and send bills to b. J. Cureton Ex'r.
Cureton's Store, Lancaster District 8. G.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, July l7.-fester,lay morning
force OF our infantry and artillery surprised the
enemy on James Island, and drove him to the
protection of his gunboats in Stono River. We
captured fifteen, belonging to a Massachusetts,
negro regiment, and killed aud wounded about
fifty. Our loss was three killed and ten woun
ded
The bombardment Of Battery Wagner by the
Monitors was kept up all day yesterday, and
was hercely renewed this morning One man
was killed at Battery Wagner yesterday, but
the battery was unin iured
CHARLESTON, July l9.-The enemy assaulted
Battery Wagner last night. They carried the
psrapet, but were driven back at the point of
the bayonct. Both parties fought molly. We
slaughtered them terribly, and took 1856 pris
oners.
The riot in New York and BROOKLYN contin.
ued till the 18th. Troops were sent from Wash.
ington to quell the riot Lincoln is determined
to enforce the draft.
later despatch received last night saws the
Yankees held the battery two hours, when they
were attacked by our troops with the bayonet
AID the battery retaken. The Yankees lost
terribly in killed and wounded. Our loss 1876.
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JACKSON. July l7.-Our army quietly
withdrew from Jackson at 10 o'clock last
night, to prevent being aanked on the right.
The sick, wound md stores have all been
removed. The enemy did not discover the
retreat ill day light, and has made no efforts
to pursue.
Port Hudson surrened to the enemy on
tn" 9Th instant, Northern repoi t. say that
the surrender was unconditional That they
got SO pieces of artillery and 5000 prison.
ers and that the moment the surrender was
completed, our forces sent request for
5000 rntions, as the garrison had eaten its
last mule.
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NOTICE.

All persons holding claims or demands
against Nrs. Eiizg r. Curston, decd, will
present the same on or before the first day
OF October next to lissseliine g. Massey or
myself for settlement, or this notice will be
plead Ia bar 10 oil claims after that date,
Il. X. CURETON, Exr.
June 30, 1863, 2I-lm
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From Lees Army,

RICHMOND, July 1.-THE return Of Lees
army 10 this side Of the Potomac was nc.
complished without serious molestation.-
Tue artillery, camp equipagc, etc, were
brought over 10 safety. The rear guard
was attacked by the enemy's cavalry. Dur.
ing the melee General Pe,tigrew was badly
wounded. (Since died)
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FOR FIELD OFFIcRES.

@ He Companies from Richland, Lancaster
4 Sumter, &c, are soon to be organized into
q Regiment. Some Of the "Old Guard" hereby
nominate ticket for Colonel and Lieut. Col.
onel. leaving the Major blank, to be filed here
after:
FOR COLONEL.
J. d. WIruERsrooS, of Lancaster.
FOR LIEUT.. COLONEL,
F.,M. MrLLErr, Of sumter.
July 22, 1853 ,4-at
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by order Of Gen. Beauregard. women, chill.
dren aud non-combatants arc prohibited from
entering the City Of Charleston. A guard Ia
stationed At Branchvills, whose duty 4 Is 70
prevent oil such from going nearer 70 the lines
unless they have specisi passports from the
Generals Commanding.
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Mr. Graham and Mr. Lark, and Messrs Pegues
and Robinson, of Camden, have obliged US with
papers. These hvors, coming in advance Of
the regular mails, have been Of gr,st service
to US.
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HYMENE EAL.

Married. on Friday morning the 18th instant,
BY the Rev j. p. OConnelI. ID. D., P T. MUa.
RAT, OF Columbia, to Mrs. ELLEN McKrxSA, Of
this place.
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"Dragoou" will be published when tho omis,
sion to furnish us with q responsible name is
supplied.
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OBITUARY.

Died, near the Village, on the 10th inst, Of
Whooping Cough. Infant daughter Of T. 8. 4
s. l.. Riddle, aged month and 10 days.
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.

Offered, at private Sale, Tract Of Land,
containing sixty seven acres, forty or forty.
five acres Of which is in woods; situate in
the southern suburbs Of the Village Of Lam
caster, a portion being within the incorpor.
ate limits. The Tract embraces the old
Muster. field. 1t is susceptible Of being di.
vided into several fine building Lots.
For particulars, as to terms &C., apply
to. w. II. CONNORS, AgL
April l5, 1863. loft
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Rags!. Rags !!

We will pay cents per pound for all
clean cotton or linen Rags delivered at the
Ledger Office.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS,

CnARLEsroN, July l3, 1863.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease, and requires medical or surgical assistance,
the inquiry should be, Where is there physician
who is fully competent to administer relef-one
whose knowledge of the female system is perfect,
who thoroughly understands the application Of
medicine to disease, whose scientific attainments
in surgery have made him pre-eminent in his pro-
fession, and whose respectable standing in society
recommends him to the confidence Of the commu-
nifty? Unless these and many more questions, can
be satisfactorily answered, the afflicted should
pause before consulting any one.
DIR. J. G. YOUNG, understanding how imper
atively necessary these requirements are, feels
called upon to interpose and by calling the atten
ton of the afflicted to the fact that he has been
PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS AND FEMALE
DISEASES for twenty years, and is fully qualified
to administer in all cases, both medically and sur
gically, not in superficial manner, but In thor
ough manner as years of study and practice
both in hospitals and private families-can make
to save them from the hands Of the unqualified,
interruptions and designing. Therefore, families
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GLOVE ANODYNE
Ache Drops
COMPLAIN no more Of Aching Teeth.

HyHESE Drops have been extensively used ny
Thousands whose experience has proved, that
the Anodyne will give immediate and permanent
relief after the failure of every other remedy IL
is pleasant to the taste and smell, and few APP
plicatons will entirely remove the pain and sore
ness from decayed TOOTH SO that it may be hllcd
and rendered rs useless as ever. When the PAIN
proceeds from the face, or from the gums around
n tooth apparently sound, this Anodync will give
speedy relief by rubbing few drops on the parts
affected. 1t has only to become generally known
to be as highly appreciated by the public as 1t IS
by dentists.
Read the following letter from one Of the most
distinguished practical dentists in the city OF New
York.
.Messrs Sands Gcntlcmen-ln the course OF
nv practice have extensively used your Glove
Anodyne with much success for the relief OF the
Toothache and rs constantly recommend 1t to
nv patients, l deem ia but just to inform you OF
the high opinion have Of it over other remedies
l am yours, respectfully.
IN. LEvETT, Dentist"
Price 81 Cents per Vial.
PREPARED by A. B. h ID. Sands, druggists, 100
Fulton street. New York.
For sale by DR.. WILLARD, Olympia.
Nov 1862. lisa.