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KENT, PAINE 4 90.
VERY VALUABLE

VERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND FOR eAIF
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Nelson county No
yenoeT eh, 1867 pronounced then In Sc of NJ sole vs.
ae Beng friendly suit for division Of certain Mornj
Lands belonging TO the estate Of the VIM Nae W. baU
Commits toner's OF the Court IN said suit or AZ eurtcn On
premises on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of NE Is68 ey,Ies
her. all the Mountain Land OF said deeelent moi beres
sold '' lo' ''sie'eioIe
Isl MoAabeo Tract, containing 800 fcrcs and Ivg On m
neal waters 81 Iye RIVER and through which runs lie oI to
aVer ana blue Hdie Tu pike real Several Hundred acre.
IN goOd state OF cultivation, and under good fencing T
proVemtnis consist OF comfortable dwng with TX rooT,s
passage Kitchen meat and ieehue several excsll nj car
us or servants harD stables tobacco house. an exc ert ncL
house hackmhs shop saw and grit mill and In sdtIpn a.
~ hne apple orchard In full airing condition This Iare
me pest opening in virginia for tan yari ard coop-r eai
mem on alrge SCALE having peaty OF wood and bark the I
variety on and srourd Il. 1t lies Nelson tv nm m
20 In near the Rockbritge and Augusta lines is ys from
Magles Mills In Nelson, and ffom Midway, In augusta
"a The slade Tr4c two miles nom Montebelo on he mn
Md"ay-25O about 80 which are ces
ga The Grub Tract" 800 perss adcIping Monebelo and
An Two small ent les Of 90 and % acres, respectively ab,u
one mile from Monticello. "P''e' AD'u'
and on the Saturday following good or bad we,bsr ~
sen AZ the village Of New Market Nelson coutv lot
hall acre Or more Of land belonging 70 the same este
Ih both salts6, ~ and IS months, with
and q tile retained till paymen. 'U-'''
J. WARWICK
JOS. LIG0N,
,r,7 "a, THO. J. NAasIE
ePHI--l'lf' lesion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

WEsrERS VISGISIA.-The Staunton Spectator has the
loving in reference to Gen. Imboden's progress,
hicn Is hterthan anything heretofore published:
4 communication from Gen. Imboden 10 Msi Bell
a'es that the enemy fleeing and that our forces
'ere pursuing and that they expected 70 be in Carks
'urg the county seat Of Harrison in a few days more
e 80 satep that be bad reliable ntelg ence that Gen.
~ +. Jo,ss had succeeded in DESTROYING the Balti
PRE- and o. Railroad for a considerable distance Il
nPpose thai he DESTROYED the high trestle work on
NSoad u Preston county shich i. required immense
many months 10 construct On the 10th of
Ncoln issued his proclamation admitting West
Sirgiuia as a State into the United States Gems.
Daad Imboden are now issuing counter proelama-
- II viii be seen whether, in this case the pen is
Fighter than the sword
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

-NrsEHESTs.-Nr. TheO. Hamilton viii appear in the
Araeter q macbeth" to night, a. the Theatre. It
be observed from the advertisement that the Man
slas raised the prices Of admission.
Al Metropolitan Hall, the ta5leazr riranis constitute
attraction. They are presented in fue style, and
nmand the admiration Of all visitors. The fglranies
SFouPed on a revolving pedestal in attitudes cen
lios to the prototypes, and though the business
new to most Of the ladies, they succeed in maintain
lg Their pose In quite a satisfactory manner The au-
eaees at the Hall are quiet and orderly and the per.
primers are all persons Of responsibility. There will
+ matinee commencing at IL o'clock A. n to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

BOOKS
FOR SALEAT A. NORRIS, % MAIN S7REET
MISCELLANEOUS
ELLIE or The Human Comedy BY John Een Cooke author
OF virginia Comedians, Youth Of Jefferson, ETC.
WAY 1T ALL ENDED: A Novel.
FLOWERS OF HOPE AND NJ MORY A collection of bevsI
full Poems. BY oornella ]. n. Jordan
POEMS. By Matilda.
HOPES POEMS. BY Jas Barron Hope Of Hampton Va
hugh -
so0oLoGY FOR TIE SOUTH Or The Failure of Free Society
BY the 1,S'''
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA, from It's discovery and settlement
down 70 the present time. By Rob't r HoWson
edition. ~
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS ByJohn Motley,
COMPLETE WORKS OF THOMAS DICK, LID.
M00RES BYRON
MEDICAL.
DRUITT MODERN SURGERY
hILLER'S PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY
sKEYS OPERATIVE SURGERY
MEIG'S TRrATlSs ON OBsTETRICs
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY,
BELLS ANATOMY. In Volumes
DUNGLEs0Ns THERAPEUTICS AND HATRRIA MEDIoA
mhl9 ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
RICHmOND CITY RATTALIoN
Notice to Conscripts & Other.
TVNHE 25Tu VIRGTNTA n ATTAT ION u 4

Notice to COnscripts & Others.
INHE 25TH VIRGINIA BATTALION FA-
military known as the "Rchmond City Battalion organized
on the 10th August 1862 for the period months and for
vice in and around the city OF Richmond will under antbort
recently granted by the Secretary War; reogsnze for the
a. the OF It's present term, the conditions as
Vacancies amounting to About hundred now exist In the
daerent companies which will be filed by the r applicants who
oe and who are morally and physically qualified 10 make good
officers, join this Battalion. y ~ '-'NF'
Those who desire to join the Battalion should provide themselves
with reasonable amount OF clothing especially under oothp
and report Immediately at Richmond one or another Of the
following Captains who desire each enlist number Of
Company A-Captain JoHH II. GRKISER-2T
L. J. BossIKux-12
T" W. W. HARRsoN-30 ~.
JR. O. Porrs-9O
:" w. L. MAuIE-21
w. M. ELLIOTT,
Richmond, December 90, lssR. S'''- '-''-N'A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY
- HALEoAD-Tse undersigned committee arportej bv IN
5 WIZ sell az public auction In the town OF Clsksye
on IhnRsDhY III 18Th day Of Jure 1855 The ROgNOEE
IALLEf HAILROAD, creher with all the property Of eve
n descrpu belong the Roanoke Valley Raiiro
company The sale to be mad In accordance with tn prov ems
vac act Of re Of Yrsira the 18Th day OF
Feb nary 1868, authorizing the s,e Of said roa3 - "
All ersos having csms az the said eomp,ny are ea-s
70 present Them 20 The und ri or before the
day 81 sale In order that arrangements may be msde M NE
payment Of the sane ~ W '1e
VM A. SMITH, !
Q. W. PURCELL,
9. III. X. TAYLOR, }Commttee
THOS. G00DE,
apZs-o'aStds 4. A. WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTIES
Of Mddesex snd Mathews:
gates for the aboVe-name1 counties.
sPso-diTe9t R.B. FAUNrLERoY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

TICE.-The copartnership of DEAxE,
HoBsoX JAMES having expired by rtlon the bus ness
whereafter be conducted under the style James
old stand and the terms heretofore former
partner Mr. Geo Hopson being the army anxious
TO close the business OF the old speedily practicable
with as te delay possible All clains against the concern
viii be paid by
Deane james viii make liberal advances on conguments Of
Wheat Flour Oorn Tobacco and Produce Of ell kinds and so
e continuance Of the patronage heretofore the
old hrn. DEAhE JAMES,
my 2-lw Basin Bank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

PRESENTATION OF SPURS TO THE PREsIDENr-A bear-
fl and ingenOusly made pair Of spurs has recently
en- presented to His EEceency, the President BY Dr..
H Richardson, Of Georgia, through the Hon. Angus
Wright upon which the following interesting
forresp ondenee occurs:
HOUSE, o. REPRESENTATIVES, G. s A.
April 20, 1868.
Mr.. Psesident-Dr. E H. Richardson. of Pike county
ia, has transmitted to pair OF brass sDurs Silver
mounted, with request that would present tbem 10
you in ais behalf take great pleasure in doino so :
Trey are the workmanship OF Mr.. Allen Pledger an
umbie mechanic, resident in bis county. abornS un5e-
N open shed, and the Offspring Of bis own uptu.
~ genius. In peeuniary value the gif 4, verv in
pdsiderable but as a specimen Of tie skill of Con
edersie citizen, and of the many tokens Of the
oBfeeuce and admiration in which Won are held bv
oar ow citizens, it viii be above the price Of gold
"a am sure viii be appreciated by YOU With assur,
ces Of ny profound respect for your private charac-
4 and continued confidence in You as the chief Execu-
Fe OF The Confederacy,
am, Sir, your Ob't seryt,
AUGUsrUs r. WRIGHr.
RIcHNOSD, Va, April %, 1868.
Hos. AUG. r. WRfGHF.
Ny dear Sir:-I have The honor to acknowledge vour
very knc note accompanying beautiful pair Of spurs
Of Georgia manufacture. You have rfgh+Iv "A
e graceful feeling with which would receive tbis h.
s. o. regard from fellow citizen Who removed from
~ Of the disturbing influences Of personal contact
as judged my conduct as public sgent to be worthy
such manifestation OF bis approval IL WAS also
ahJng 70 me evidence Of the steady progress our
eope are making in the useful arts No small part of the
nosrsssment which has beer felt 10 providing for the
PIC defense has arisen from our want Of mSnufaotu-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

Col n. McMenefee, charged with the murder of Capt
Samuel NeWberry, in Wise county, Va, has been ar
rested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

Al the residence Of Charles Wexford Esq OF Sposyvania
the night May 1863 fom received
four hours 6e.oEe in the battle Of Charlottesville Major r.
CLAIMING PRICE A A. G., Of the cavalry division, Of
Tuesday, Nay 9th, at Bowling Green Caroline county
mYQ-dltF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

PRlcEs OF SUPPLIEy.-The citizens Of Wythe county
recently held meeting to take into consideration tie
Presidents proclamation with regard to furnishing sup
plies to the srmy, and agreed upon the following
prices
For bacon 75c. per und for corn So 50 rer bushe
for hay 81 so per hun red for wheat s. per bushel
for oats Sl75 per busbel for rye So so per bushel
The people Of Augusta county have decided upon the
following rates
Hay $3.50 per hundred; wheat $3.50 per bushel :;
corn $3.50; rye $4.7O; bacon 81 per pound -four S24
in barrels $225O in bags the Government to furnish
the same and oats Sl75.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
ADyT AND INsP'R GENERALS oFPICE,

ADJT AND INsP'R GENERALS oFFIoE,
RICHMOND, May 8, 1858.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. los
XIII The officers In Petersburg have lately teen
proneIs VIII proceed b reon the proper commands
as they shall have been declared exchanged.
By command Of the Secretary Of War,
JN0. WRITER'S,
my6-lw Ass'nt Adjt GIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

THE FGGHr IN GREENBRIER-0n Saturday last the
enemy made advance in the direction Of LeWisburg
with the intention of surprising and capturing Edgar
Battalion eneamped near that place. Major Edgar was
apprsed OF their approach, and Termed ambuscade,
with barreade, two three miles west of Lewisburg
Inc enemy charged Up to the barricPde without seeing
II when our men fred upon them. Soma twelve or
thirteen OF the enemy killed, as many wounded,
and some taken prisoners
Inc YANKEES retired at once and halted on SeWelL-
On hearing afterwards of reinforcements being sent us
they seem to have given up their attempt altogether
and retired within their own lines. ;
This report was brought by an officer who left Lewis
burg on Sunday after the 6ght-Lyneh6urq Vrqiniar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
YIcKsBuRG. April rs. Is63.

Editors appeal: The passage by our batteries of
the Yankee feet Thursday night, developed fact
which think ought to be made known, that it may be
properly remedei Il being the fret scene of the kind
ever witnessed by me- felt some surprise that the fir
ing from batteries more slow and irregular than
l had expected, and on yesterday being in company
with the commanders Of two Of our most seryceabe
gus l mentioned the fac, Wh,n l was told by them
that it was not the result Of inefciCncy in the working
Of the guns but in deficient friction tubes furnished by
the Ordnance Department; ore OF the officers having
assured me that he used tEirty-eght aud only fred
fourteen Shots the other that he used about sixty for
about the number Have the ordnance department
no means Of testing thee tubes before furnishing them
to the batteries? 1t IS certainly very bad time to
make experiments when the enemy is attacking u.s.
With the hope that this notice may cause the evil TO be
remedied before the Yankees on US again,
" am as ever, your friend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

GCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOEl .
- Co.-The underlined, manufacture oF ue c...-
braid Of snoling Tobacco EEly novlegs Grand Ir95rr
nehHgo and iiVhsntl has n-A-red his clFat.T ~
taxing, and added % he hufiness ~ r-ouu
qusliiY Of Scotch Snuff Bhc, he % nov q 7es q m
customers and the trade generally Snolcs' prae
ssoioy, corner o'fhh aud Jactrou street,, I.o'Nrrr.
rr2- I'm g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

Tx REASON VIVA great many comments, (says
the Memphis Appeal have been made upon the defec-
tive firing Of batteries at Vcksburg when the enc
my's gunboats passed down some two weeks ago, and
both officers and in the batteries have been pretty
seyeraly censured therefor. The following letter Cx-
plains the cause Of this inefficient firing and as the de-
iects spoken of have probably been reme6ed before this
time, there be harm IN giving this letter to the
public We have received similar statements from other
sources which have hitherto RETAINED from publish
ing lest the enemy might profit by knowledge of such
facts:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

COTTON YARNS! COTTON YARNS y! =
" full Of Manchester Cotton Yarns for sale 1t
mys-st Gs WORKMAN CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09
AUCTION AND CONVERSION HOUSE.

Hl.-lIu ne n f.t-.-T
ea.nn /. o. - WV ,.l-II-r.- g.-L----L u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

The following report has been received of the casual
ties in the LIST company Of Howitzers
Kined-Tho W. Barksdae, and Nathaniel Selden
Wounded-Geo. ?. Richardson, slightly by concus-
sion of she'll and John B. Royal severe flesh wound in
the arm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

NOTICE.-In Obedience to an Order from
the Chief Of Ordnance all persons placed temporary
duty aroun= Richmond and who received
unon from the Arsenal same at once
at the Office Of the Richmond Arsenal foot Of 7
street
(Sgned) LOUIS ZINMER,
lyt Lieut.. Artillery and Ordnance
Approved, SMITH sTANBUEG, Lieut. Col Commanding.
my S-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

We ere author.
lied 10 sell The very valuable Farm which Nelson Station De
pot located The Alexandria lynch urg Railroad passes
through IT, and lt Is equal distance from oharloiesv lie and
Lynchburg.
This Is very valuable Parm containing 53s acres being well
adapted the raising Of Tobacco, Wheat Oats There
about 400 cleare land balance In timber.
large creek through the place. which supposedto
be 60 or 10 Of fai land.
No improvements the place Of any value
ap1O-1nd&c' W. W. g. PETERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-09

A CHANCE FOR SPHCULATION.-IW will
sell, privately, Farm Containing 42T Ac-e ofIhnd w,
nforiabe Dwelling I'D all ~ hcp.es i-rAis
IN yeEy desirable neighboIhaod ard equally Gs ut besen 5
undersigned. - y
Address sunny Side P. O., Cumberland county, w. -
myT-5t" ". r. HcrsOy ~
, 1863-03-18
DROPOSALS FOR BEEF CAT
i TIE. DkPor Co4AIssAHT's 0YEIcE.1
cr.1rn urn1nS Z - ~: MaFGa - ii. III

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CAT
SEALED rn5f5g12s n1ftT1Is1 - i;.SsS5 + sSIe
& aas Il: SsSs ss;ss sasi;ss: Ssisst
II: S;a;s Ss;s
dayt. 10 he weighed withtn aad half sfays after
ax 4 s # M psyy Tsy
Eros: weight. hnlls sta2s oxen. cows hetfers. and
Tic GevsTa,aens viii c!Nm tho right Of weighing
nns ce Hrinsl senHrate II .rre%Fansc Indicates
sxpe:s i seisAs viii bs pill 81 he pa1ts s s1.ie
:. oi
II accordance With thc terms of i'd for their propos
be Or ihey' vii once enssr ito Contract II &C
cosdaace herewith. asd We aTe n5sPsEed to beco1ac
sis securities giving good asd sufficient bonds for its
TSs et tae = sns5aatoEe np.: be shown
R e &c E uss Is Eaisa e. 81 States District
sa1 pc r,eRa5ed t9ei'e bonds md sign cont1sct be
a "
tot u
cntev It tn!ebtedness.
sTe = 6aad Il noae 81 hand. 10 6e nasde soon a'
reeeTea ren,, p.t be endorsed d,t,,ct,7 "p-opo,a,
for Resf cstte and s1dfesed to Capt. Thas. e. SCI.
li!an r.s. baltimore, I'D.
bd IN tas asme o. L. ar;n thsr nanes a1d
tnes viii rot be considered. -
4 9a
II! s.. al eo.piI5nE strictly Elth the terms Of
ms1ss.s1n T''Ssi Ss5E { ss:ls!SAx: g +. i. !.
, 1863-03-18
T'O ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS,

TEV1 a ET7ETE F.N1TR 4 Y F1YC
L AND OTHERS.
DeStGnsfor National Currency Notes arc hereby inv
COO 70 PC Issued under the Act ofConsross 9uthoEiz-
ng Eat1onn1 Currency. approved e February h. 1861
none w!nbc considered TINT have been used Il whole
other III valne and completed bills
be ct tho uniform size Of inches By three INCHES
Designs nns be for both the diverse and rsrczse Of
tie note. and be snSceptabe ot receiving upon ther
obversc the following legend SAtiona Cnrrcncy se
cured by the Bonds 0f the United States with
the Treasurer Of tie United States Al the sjs-
natures Of the Treasurer Of the United States and the
par Of the association Issuing the notes. signed br the
President aud Cashier thereof and theIr place or re-
demptlon, .0
The must c snsceptnble Of receiving the fol.
and an other dues to the United States etcep.
ties Imports and a1so for all salaries au other les
, 1863-03-18
The New Tcrritory OF Arizonu

The New Territory OF Arizona.
Tie President has organized the Territorial
Government Of Arizona, by the appointment
ofa complete list Of civil officers. John A.
Gnrlty. late member If Congress from Gin
clnna1i Is made Goscrnur. Richard c. Mc-
Cornick Of New York, Secretary, and John
y. Goodwin, Of Mainc, Chief Justice. Ari-
zona was formerly known rs tho "Gldsden
Purchase" from having been purchased By
the United States Government from Mexico,
through Mr.. Gadsdcn, our Minister to Afcxi-
CO. Air. Gadsdcn was q native OF South Caro-
nna-of the peculiar school Of politics which
had its origin in that State, and SO was the
administration. The purchase, therefore was
made at the particular behest, and fur the Pc
culiar benefit, Of the slave power for the fu-
ture outcropping Of that institution. It cost
our Government the snug sum Of SIC, ,000, ,000,
another Of those peculiar outrages which the
South has suffered from the North. It is an
oblong stretch Of territory, about COO miles
from east to west, and only about fifty miles
In breadth. It Is bounded on the east By
Texas; on the west BY the Colorado Of the
West; on the north by New Mexico, and on
the South by the Mexican Sta'es Of Chihua-
hua and Sonora, Of which it was formerly l.
part. The territory as now organized is some
what different in form and size from the
Gadsden Purchase, extending northward to
the mountain chain that runs across the low
er part Of New Mexico. Thc act organizing it
designates the boundaries as follows: "All
that part Of the present Territory Of New
Mexico situate west of d line running due
south from the point where the southwest
corner Of the Territory Of Colombo joins the
northern boundary Of the Territory Of New
Mexico to the southern boundary line Of said
Territory Of New Mexico."
, 1863-03-18
fflislellu'1rans
.Ekkto%AttAflkN NklE
TEE GREAT
CHEROKEE CURE,

Az yr,FArrryf; c1TrE tor Tc.snes. rm,s.,oo I'm.
potency. Loss Of Power, rairs in the BACK. ssope
In the Bladder. Obstructed and Difficult Mcnstrua-
ton and al piscases caused by Dcr,atins from the
Path Of Nature W: WEAKNESS o. me Haek anu
Ds. 1,a.. n,nsas;s S - s,,s,,a r1'n Eas"has
NON oi toess' oeVFssso u sp.lts' 1'A oseooa. :
lnEs. Nervous ltritae!lity. sendlst1ust Lore or
Eo;ftnhe nsnensia f,orrh Svmntnms orConsu,nn
49,. - 0A3~'.'~ 4-f -
80 ,,o-,, ro~,o,, ,t,,,,,aa u ha ~
, 1863-03-18

PROPOSALS FOR HAY, OATS

4~AA04 oAoa13 Wv LIZA oa4o
DEPoT ~ WAsI1sa fos.
sssn @.s1afos ESs:seft;G s. e. 'rd s:>a si;:sts ::sits
p53 sTP HRiR PEoMfosA1s M M b received .: .l. olcc
: z:h +, S. tlss
t9as o. HAx tT3 9o} three hundred thousand bushels
ofea ssesa aRa Go9s ooe Anne'ea thousand 'asasis
plt:y Msy aaa dS Ss Eqqs
ess g Se o Soqd a put
osts Etn be received By wight i1} thirty two lbs.
sacks 70 be furnished without extra charge to tho
Tns co9n t. be of good raercn,nt,,.
Con m be received oy wei=at It ts5, nfty,.1 1b,
sacka to se furnished without extra ca,-ge to the
b. :,s fta; l. rs Sc sZ e
PROPOSALS
Proposals. wtl be received FIR ss 1--WE hnnd-aA tnr4
nusavts + osis "a upwards. aad tor t53eaS) afty
e. cor
pc On ps?e: and eas.eS ss!a4t t:a Aa1
Tsisi s:s sas p poss osnce address Of the bidder
Bd Z a. a ss Of c The
of2 Eartis. snnM appear the hid ~sf considered
u FaD o ps,.;s
eseq; do snd A. 93d1 or ALLEGIANCE Krsr ACCOMPANY
Proposals mnst he addressed to Colonel D. H. Ku ker
Il S
Or" Com" as the casc may be.
GUARANTEE.
ability ofthe bidder to N the contract .hnad
spons:se persons. whose signatures mcst bsa27eniec
70 &c EEa.artse;
sas s. e eT;E s s uss
nsFct Court or Of The uused States District Astor
IL xs;a a: s
tN hh3$ A1v
, 1863-03-18
nYSPEPSIA-This disorder Of

1cce an fne.Irniahe amount II sn:Tc:irs anonE the
human species =: I o,1sa 3csds to coEsnmnt,9n. 2 q
imnTrfect or detective eecsetfsn of the gastric aud
T1c co,uon symptoms arr. pair y the stomach 81
nsucS,.d features farred tongue, Irritable temper
soencs great derFcs..oa .! spl,s: cost,yenoss dry
commit suicide arc alw*Es dy.ncpie-,n aggravated
forms Of The sr.g dS,s Stt s GsSom @ Ihs
iescnrta preparations &c.. having corrosive action
on c sc sn,t b. eaiGa t.
), T sshsnes s; Sea Wtsd Isn:s This r;epara,on L
very si1lI to tie gastric juice which providea
for ths rnt11.e 9f dige1t-n: and when this ni1 IS
pleasant h!ttc:s. and will not a:*aE:cc with auy
stomach Sold f'y NIL Druggists and Dealers.
, 1863-03-18
Gnerial u otifcs.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!
Nl MOTHERS ~.

Don't faII 70 procure
MRS NlNSLOTE SOOTHING SYRUP FOR GILL.
DkES TEETufSC.
THIS Israluahlc urEraraon Il The prescription Of one
England ard been used With never faillnr success
In thousands Of cascs
i NOT only relieves the child from pain but inygo.
ses tone and energy to the whole system. 1t Will al
IRu1SG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COL1C,
and overcome Convulsiort. which, II rpt 1rceifly
1emcdled, end in death, We believe 1.-THE best and
s9Iest the woTld IL ii sses Of DIsKSTER1
from Teeshing OF from any etner Cause.
Fun directions for using will ACCOMPANY each b2tte iI
None genuine rElete the facsimile ofCtFRTlS fhtf"
hlNS, New York. Il on the outside wEarpes.
Sold ty NIL Medicine Dealers
Principal Office. 46 Dey street, View 1ofk
PECK ONLY 3 CxK1s ZEE BOTTLE.
foa1~ 9,,.
, 1863-03-18
4 CAR
Deafness and Blindness.

DR. Under TO0D. ncult4. and Au.!st, 0reratiyc
ButCcon. Ia Randolph street. theShsrtnau House.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
DR.. q. has devoted his professional life t. Ophthat1c
md iurn Ncdtinc AID Surgery and receives monthly
nll the and ingenious Instruments aid arraratus.
and the different mode: n9 treatment ns-d for the
lief and cure Of these AfCtl0ns in ali uphthamfc
end Auss Hospitals and Innrat1es Of London Paris,
Berlin and Vienna. He performs all the approved
ancient and modern operations ne.fnes* Cataract
Artificial rur!i. Cress Eye. Eutrnrtp.n. Eetrop,rm,
1unofs. and spurioui groEths Of every desctip
on Ans snd Pr ana
Anrtccre otoseope: PlaEynsose:1e a9d tIhth:I:!s
maminatc the whole exterior. interior aud rosterio
parts Of TIE Eye hnd Ear Thus revealing TIC cause and
iterto bcen thought forever hidden In darknesa and
4muenetfah1e DbAcurttF. tuh11-b slim
, 1863-03-18

CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
~ NEW TORK. February Lat, 1868.
The undorslgned beg leaye to fuform their friends
aud the travelling public generally that they hare
leased the St. Nicholas Hotel for number Of years.
The House will be RENTED throughout. The Cellars
Will be stocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors.
By strict attention to the comfort Of their guests in
every pa1dculnr they hope to render 1t attractive
as any Hotel Ii tie United States.
HARRY SPOTS,
fe1G a114lm SAMUEL HAVE.
Lute Of tho Richmond House Cbfcsro