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, 1863-02-17
OFFICE COMAIISSARY OF
EY1uSfeTENFE

BALTIMORE. SlD., February G. tss
seaed psoroSa!s are rssnestfnl!v gsited BY sH m
, a!sed ss;ss5 Subsistence Department, aeii7sfsa
:aao Barrels, EXTRA FLogn, ftesn ground; and ct
Epester fS; q ihs s!ty q Baitlmsfe iaineaiste!y
70 81! aEfs Sooa esa a hes nsaSe E b as @
s as1sgsa M Il III Is Is Is ata a sais c.
ssns siTt ta:Fffss to
E x5is i;sss lsss Ts as7tis 5 s. sS
Pro".ssI for different articles must be srparnto
ss si: 'sssHs'
sss.se a sp s s Ct M
printed COPY Of this advertisement pasted nt Y
ae sa te have eo15aers.!en nast eoatan In +
or ans paft of tie seeopsnyn bid &c accepted iat
i + s'sll i INK falhed according to i's'Fus pufpoFt
Troposas must be endorsed 'r.opssa!s f,r Subs'st-
iropo:eTs Who furnish the psorer articles: but
need an ine;ease &c o6 tins fan ssa'e the time when they
.love dsfcIibed. but having Articles oi similar lind
sSs si s0s Y
adsa The wsnts M e. tns ssfsse
= ae nr
An stores will be carefully Inspected aud COMPARED
yafssn!sr ruSlic 1eisie! must be furnished haa.
contrae9os; are expected to hold their goods with.
ont % sSrsnsc 70 lie tinted ststes unt isqured for
Psynients to be made In snch funds as may be on
hand: ifnene hand = hc .atc a soon as received
No purchases madr Of tsecssoEists; 1Ss q ts;-7,v,x
fc11-zssta Capt aud c. s.. i. i. 4.
, 1863-02-17
Proposals.
pROPOSALS FOR 10, 10, and s
TErII CANSn<

Nrprt vor nrrr1u Wv
e1osHsuL 1E' OstauE' nAE OErAkFAESI.
NAsH1So1os. JanuaFy:da. 1865.
Proposals wll be received at this office until P M
on The eth Of February 1883 for furnishing IS 10 aud
tnch cast iron cannon 10 be made In confofnlty with
drawings to be s1prltcd By ths Ordnance Department.
and with the following erec1ncatons: One 10 Inch
TRIAL Gun IS to be made OF warm cold blast char coal
IRON to be cast hollow and COOLED from the interior,
aud to have euacity OF metal Of not less than 81 td
pounds Inch eymined by testing spc
cimcnst aiken from the sinking lcad OF the gun nnd
from cylinder the same heat and from metal
This cylindcr to be cast end In ry sanl moulda
ard iS 10 be II inches high With An cPtca base of2a
inches greater and 1G Inches lesser axis. The spcct
mems are to be cut from tho gun head. and slab ~
and eqa distant from tnc Ills or lie cyindsr, aud
The Ordnance Department will test tic specimens.
which must be ready for trial as soon al possible a
not later than three months from the date OF fhe cnu.
tract No contract will be clreu nor will the triaf
gun be psi for unless it sla endure psool Of i1n
rourds with service CHARGES Of nowder Of which MI
shcs The tcsng Is to be done free al chnr1c IN tie
contractor hnt he will bc rehnIrai to fprnis nronar
facilities fnr tcsrtEr anci M rnnrnnient n1rnmnd
storage for ammunition butt IN which lie nro,ec
ffifa nii1 hn cmheiir nnd savaH ma ihs rerniaSsn
tsts - w SnE40t AA1 sa'eu !tt!1 !HE ftlHlstte
, 1863-02-17

Certain 1culthy CupperhcadS III New York
ara srndiur info the POTOMAC army thousands
- <r ~ a,.a,,, u,,r,3 80 x.,,.,sr
o. eopies u the secesh "o'.o ana Etpr.ss @s
cl,astiI by them. The object is to promote
so-.,.t,,,.,s ora ,,:,h,x;,;n.t;,, and n nro. i
4ese.''oA' M l'11 az -
ducc general denoraliza ion among tile troops.
The Satanic Herald 1as long had large circu-
-, =, ,ho pc,n,noc amy ,t,rourh the neT-
sona exertions Of Mcclellan ana MS alas ana
satellites who showed it upon the soldiers and
orc,ndcd MI 1oro, ,,.rors from the army I,
- 49, -. tr ~" w.. non. .t,nont mr..
10 a9'o'asaios tha1 lae var oepatt'nsi' ~
mits hostile Coppeshcsd sheets to circulate
among the troops, East or West, to SOW the
SEEDS of Dissatisfaction and ;rsnhor5;nat,on
,..,,,.os, e.-..., =. -,.1~ -
NnA1e 'p'f's Illus te1egs 10 ILLS Aaallet'
Embo!dened by the supineness OF. the Ad-
1ninistratiou in its dealings with the Conpcr-
food rino1eatler. mo ,,,o+far. nm nm, ,rar1,
in@ for m nverthrnw s,fP ~ tha Gnrarn,',cnt " hr
undermininr and diss;natinr fhe Inroisr II #
the army. @ A0'' "a
The great initial stem Of the connerhcad
camna;En Is to be conducted thron"h m % art.
ful manipuIatiou Of WcCIrllan. IJe has heen
tested al Manassas, at YorktoBn. in fhe
marshes Of the Chickahominy. at Alexandria
and at Antietam: while his associations with
Copnerleads since lis return to private life.
to say nothing Of his svmpathctic relations
with Fitz Join on the fatal field Of Center
willie, mark him as man who can be relied
on. The campaign, therefore, is to be mainly
conducted around him; and already bc has
been started on an electionecring tour, which
it is expected will result In an carly
dissolution Of the Government. Secret
conventions are at work all along his track.
Committees Of reception, furnished with
funds, forwarded through covert Confederate
bankers III New York, are to arrange for
crowds at depots, and for other details Of the
heru's glorifieation; and, as he rolls along
amid crowds who are mystitlcd By these pro-
ceedings and soured BY reycrses they cannot
understand, reproachcs Of the Administration,
dcnuncations Of irregular rarrests, and appeals
against tho dreadful expenses of the war, arc
to be the key note Of q new revolt,
While the fever works along tIlis vein, and
the patron of Fitz John thus goes suliliu.
amid infatuated throngs, the army is to be
corrupted through the medium of scditious
press, and the minds Of the soldiers are to be
20 indoctrinatcd and iuf1med, that at the time
when the signal is given, for what VIC suppose
will be called popular demonstration, thu
army will be ready to dissolve and fall piece
meal each to the respective States, from
whence its portions callic. TO this euud,s tht
principal secession Junta, which is perpetu
ally sitting in this city, employs a portion O
| IT'S funds: and daily, large Quantities Of th,
most seditious prints, arc sent in bulk, fo
rratuitous distribution, throughout tile arm,
| Of the Potomac.
These subtle cmissaries, appeal to the sol
diers not to tight under tic present programme
, 1863-02-17


WAsu1SGToN January 2;ti., 1873:
Proposals Will be rccrivcd ht this office until O'Clock
on the 9TH of February ne1t for farnlshsaE one
nank t!censc; 1hrse MoWitzsmrs m weigh wlSn finished:
ament;2ns car By seen At thts otss as ,e United
Tinted States inspection and proof and none nre to 30
ani pronf. and approved b. 4 United States II:
spectoT to be designated by ts Office Payments VII!
he given hy the inspector and to ls o:lce
pose 10 denver tnot exceeding huadrei} the place
Of manufacture and delivery aud the price per pound,
for tlle lnisltd Howt77r; and 10 bL VIII be enter
.t1sElCtNIy evidence Of which must
accompany tue bid. ANY bidder obtalnln. contract
Will be required TO enter into bonds. with not csa than
two syeties in the penal Of ten thousand dollars.
for the faithful dlneut Of his contract III A respecs
The hoIlds nust be acknowledged before Judge of
conrt Of record and the hontSinen must be certified
by TIE Judge OF District Court Of the United States.
or an Ordnance officer in Charge Ut United States
EeEa to he worth the penal Of the bond over and
above all liabilities
Tie right Is reserved to reject oil proposals the
prices deemed too high. Or IT, for any cause It Is
net deemed for the public interest to accept them.
Prorossls VII be ssacd and addressed 70 B5issaieF
flank uowItzcrs." J. Vt. RIPLEY.
, 1863-02-17

subsidyand fixing the rate Of charges. Against
this claim Dir. Slbley hnsprotested.
The Committee canrOt'Assvnt to any view
of the case which allows to that Company,
which has built IFS line under n contract with
the Government that its rates saail uot ex-
ctcd those fixed in the contzact, and by means
of 4 large subsidy from the Government, to
charge higher rates and continue to cnjoy tae
subsidy.
, 1863-02-17

The Navy Department has received the fol-
ing dispatches from Commodore Farfagut:
UNITED STATES FLAG-eu1r HAEEFoKo,
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. ~. 1sC3:
SIR: herewith enclose the report u1 Act-
ing Master J. 4. Hannunl, Of tue Harriet
Lane, by which you will perceive the exas:-
rcratiouB which have been circulated concern
ing the defense Of that vessel; also, the pnsil-
luminous conduct Of the officer who accompa-
MED thc flag Of truce, and corrobcratcd the
to Lieutenant Commanding Law the cncmy's
statement, that all the officers and crew oftle
Harriet Lane. save some ten or fifteen per-
sons, were killed; whereas, there were scarce
that number of killed and wounded.
take it for granted that, Of the nine slight
ly wounded, the greater part amounted to
nothing, so that the testimony Of the rebel
pilot was very near the truth when he said
that five were killed and six or eight wounded.
I cannot think but that, for the death Of
Com. Wainwright and Lieut.. Com. Lee, the
vessels could not have been captured. It is
difficult, however, to conceive moro pnsi1-
luminous surrender Of vessel to an enemy
already in our power, than occurred in the
case of the Harriet Lane.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
D. &. FAnRAGrT, Rear Admiral.
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Sec. Of the Navy.
, 1863-02-17

Correspondence of thu New York Herald
Hilton Head to-day has a very different
aspect from what it had when it WIS captured
by our troops. in November, 1861, At that
time Ill that stood OH Hilton Head was an old
dwelling house, occupied by tie rebels as
headquarters; large two story shanty hos.
l,ital, an old cotton clearinghouse, now used
us thu Post Office, and n few negro huts.
The fifteen months of occupancy BY our
troops has brought 4 change over the scene.
The old dwclsinghonsc has been rejuvenated,
mo,lernizcl. painted, ETC., and occupied by
the chiefs Of departments. Large store
houses, each SEQ Or 100 feet long, ordnance
buildings, provost guard barracks, large and
magnificent house for the commanding gen
rraI, and one Of tile best and largest army
hospitals III tue country. These houses arc
built along the margin and fronting the river
IN both sides Of Fort Wcllcs. III addition to
these arc long line of frame stores, occupied
for various purposes. This TOW Of stores en-
joys the sonbriquct Of "Robbers' Row." in
compliment to the occupants thereof who
have the reputation Of being exorbitant ~
their charges for their wares. The point ia
environcd by selnicirclc OF formidable fortt,
fications, tlanking batteries and all the para.
l.he1nalia and appliances Of war, for the nee
sssary defence Of that place. Hilton Head
now looks like one Of the magic villages o1
California in 1Ss9. forgot to mention that
in addition to other improvements, the Gov
crnmcnt have built q wharf about one fouTtf
| Of mile In length. It is accessible for tn,
| largest vessel at any stage of water.
, 1863-02-17
WESTERN GULF SQUADRON.

The Galveston DIsnxter-0mciaI Re-
mort OF Admiral FArragux--The Sur
.rnutablp-Thc nfaIr at Sabine Pass
1t iH called Disgrace to our Navy.
, 1863-02-17

Dismissal oil u Coward.
The following is Gen. Grant's order dis
missing Col. Murphy for his disgraccfnl con-
duct at Holly Springs:
HEADQUARTERS DEr'r oF THE TsSSEssEE,
Iol1r SPn1ses, Niss.. jan, s, 1868. {
GENERAL ORDER No. Col. B. G. Muir
ply, of thc Sth regiment Wisconsin infantry
volunteers haying, willie in command Of the
post Of Holly Springs, Miss, neglected aud
failcd to exercise tic usual and ordinary pre-
cautions to guard and protect the same; hay
ing, after repeated and timely warning Of tho
approach Of the enemy, failed to make amy
preparations for resistance Or defense, or
show any disposition TO do SO; and having,
with fo:cc amply sufficient to have repulsed
tlse cncny and protect the public stores en-
trusted to his care, disgrraceftllly, permitted
him to capture the post and destroy the
storcs-aud the movement Of troops in the
lace OF in enemy rendering it impEscticab!e
to convene curt martial for his trial. i
therefore dismissed thu service Of the United
States, ia take effect from the Goth day OF
/ December, 1877, tho date OF his coTa1dly and
| tlisgracetul conduct
| l,y order Of Major General y. S. Grant.
| {oflicial} JNo. a. RAwL1Ss,
| Assistant Adjutant General.
, 1863-02-17
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Deafness and Blindness.

NJ, rxpf: TOnn. Oculis ard AuriSt, Operative
~. =; Randolph s.:srE. aca: thesaer1nan House.
CHICAGO '1LI1SoIs.
n, ac3ot.d HI professional life to Onhtha9ntc
III .if!se ard Sry.try. and receives monthly
= 1:e:t4 a:.d tcc.tlors Instruments and arrar:tus.
- j ~, II: -. AsictIot:s IA all the Opsllhnlulic
IA nsz1es "f #, ,Landen en- parts
= ra ~ ,,slc:a oTt..,:on, for Deafness. Catsract.
rs ;s Ee Ha'7ona'ntn; aTna IT, Essroran9n Esmoy9 p
-; mi: r:u.loaS Erowths OF every descrip
T. .sl Eyrs aa'! a:ns ;3 i,ssr1ed ana
,:x.r.r 0;.,.c ,Tr r;4..Ensoscnpe and 0phtha.Iric
~ se.,s INSTRUMENTS Sfl machinery that bSiisnsy
;I;t t.:t LOG .Ateslos. Interior ana rossetlof
ri tr I've and Ea. ilus rerea2l1g the eausc aud
:t,r :: ti;v Gi.cA-e> ct the eye aGd car that have
H., 20 thou Ett fu eTe- hddea IN 1ark3sas Ano
. :,-:ut: l;,'c ui,-cuittT- itt4-!-Ss.4.4
, 1863-02-17

On the lst day OF Janua.y A. D. 1861 asrequt.lI "
the Laws OF the State Of Illinois.
The nanc Of the corporation ts -EryA ISsu7 .ScE
CoArASY, located at Hartford. Conn.
The capltnl /. F1rrREE uCsDRED THoUsAyp Dol
LAns, auaIs paid up.
, 1863-02-17

Tho annual report Of Hon. E. D. Mansfield,
Commissioner Of Statistics for the State Of
Ohio, contains many matters Of interest. lie
thinks that the apportionmcnt Of troops from
each State should lave been based upon tile
entire white male population Of tho United
States. Had this been done, Ohio's quota
would have been Ii, ,5as. She has now, how
ever, 15s, 72S reported either In tue field, SICK
dead, or discharged, this number being II ,205
more than she would III that case have been
required to furnish.
The report e.t;u.ates that Ohio vii. pay this
year war tux of $2o, ,S43, ,sGO.ot, Of which
there will be collected BY the general Govern
mcnt 81, Goa, 900 under the internal laws and
SC, coo by duties. The remaining $751;
SGO01 will be levied By authority Of the State
SSH, ,GS1. u for war purposes proper, md
1856; S.s0 for the relief Of the fnilios Of vol
untccrs.
The number Of marriages in Tho State has
decreased. IN 1861 there were 22,225l in
1859, l0:14o. In 1861 there were lis suicides
in the State, and scyenty-two homicidcs. IN
1St;3 there were ninciy-tye Of the former and
lifty-seycn Of thu latter, III 1851 tl,ere were
2,So7 indictments issued, and l ,5el conyic-
tions; iii 1st2, ,,4o' Of the former and !, ls4 Of
tho latter.
Tic total value ofagricultural products was
SIG, ,57, ,0S1 Sc. The present wealth Of the
Stn.e is estimated ut 81, Isl, 600, ,0iO.
During the year. there were $, 0U new strllc-
:ures erected in the State, valued ut 22,o59,-
80,
The cultivation Of sorghum receives due at
trution frum tllc Commissioner. The increase
in the growth Of tic production las been re-
| ,uarkablc. It is but six years since it was
| tirst introduced, while in 1860 the production
was ;o7,4i6 gallons: Enough was produced
! in tho same year in tile States Of Iowa. In
| diana, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Ken
sucky and OHIO, 10 aggregate ti,0o0, 600 gal
Inns. Since 1862 the production in Ohio las
1uore than doubled. II is estimated thai in
]SCo she produced nearly 600 COO gallons ot
1ola$ses, which Is onc-tlfth the amount pro.
| dnccd in Louisiana.
| The amount Of tobacco produced in the
State in 1852 WAS about -, eco 600 pounds. O1
this, 5000. 900 arc produced in The county o.
Monroe. The rest colncs from the countie:
OF Belmont, Guernsey, Noble, Jefferson, ant
the districts adjoining, Some is grown il
the Miami country. At least four-tifths Of thu
crou is exported to Baltimore, which, q
present prices, is worth $;',00o,0o0.
, 1863-02-17

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, 1863-02-17

Ii. H.. )
SIR: I hare received dispatches from Com
modorc Bell and Lieutenant Commander
Read, on the coast of Texas, {cxtracts and a
copy of which herewith inclose) ty which
you will see that our disasters on that coast
arc not Jet ended, as had already antici-
pated.
1t appears that tile enemy came out Of Sa.
binc P;sB with two cotton. fortified steamers
on 4 certain morning. and ran out to sea some
twelve or fourteen miles, where the Morning
Light was. The latter soon got under weigh,
but, by the rebel accounts, (and we have no
other), they give chase, and soon came up
with and captured her, without losing man.
The same course Of non-resfstancc appears to
have been pursued by the officers and crew of
that vessel as was pursued by those Of the
Wcstfield and Harriet Lane.
The steamer Velocity was made also to
surrender, and was taken into port.
I am very thankful that they did not ect
the guns Of the Morning Light, as 1t would
strength in such shallow pass. You will
notice tlat the guns Of the Morning Light
were loaded and BECAME heated, by which cir
cumstance judge tl:at the men did not even
fire their last charge, but surrendered without
Il struggle.
I am pleased to see by Com. Bells report
that the Harriet lane is still III Galveston har-
bor, although they have tried to impress us
with the idea that size had run out during the
last gale, which is now known not to be the
case. Your obedicnt servant,
D. &. FARnAdrT, Rear Admiral
Hon. Gideon Wellea, Secretary Of the Navy.
P.S. have Just learned that the Morning
Light was captured in dead calm by i
steamer coming up astern Of her
D. G. FARRAGUT, Rear Admiral.
, 1863-02-17

d,ATApR1I! CAT ARR II
D.. Sellers Liquid (atarrh Remedy,
Asufc cure for

:sca.r: 10 curc Catasrh titan Consumption :tnd hy
4-uG the trst preyrIl tle LATTER. Persons should
de:s;asd tst the better way to cure consumption Is
- tttttstH
Ii" r,o's's Of Catarrh IS they generally apPeas3
t', tfey have frequent attacks. and arg ofc
s.s 10 se changes Of tenrE;atuTe ; II tnls con, s,c
:. ARID afterwards becoming thick and adhesive.
eurdsc>e hesoEes chronic the discharges arc m
u itrk and heavy aad arc eitl:cr got nd Of by low-
tc nrsc. else they ln into the throat aud are
XII uI cpuClca or. The secrr1inns offensive,
t.:tE lad lreatl; tht voice u th'ck and nasal thc
,,t, arr VI a. Of rncl ie lcsscned OF de-
t;.nvcj. d. rnt:.rfs frequently takes place: :,
s. aid Q! tho i1:sl ID ti Tal!sii i:t:ht-o1 IL
.'r. oi I, tatar.:s Eehedy -s,sE-suic1e,t Tor uss
r. ouih WIZ tut: 4ad c.e4f DIRECTIONS SUIT ey ex-
i!t:t.
Cf;ice. 1872 South Cla2k Street, Cup Stairs.1
address u " T. Si:FLi II;
pL. ~. III, foS[ tlififG lioA 3.A'A- lAca-o- IL.
, 1863-02-17
f)oop 5kirt hlan1fa1torp.
NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Mandatory,
s..,..4, -, ,-zra. or


At WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL. -
South Clark street.
torpos!te this Court
House>. and lM North
Clark bet, 1t1tl:Au1
and Ohio streets
CHICAGO. 1LLISnrs.
SIX 4 Cotton Skirts
made to order at
a1tart notice. Old
Skl-ts repaired. alter
I'd '.nst shaped II good
Snew. FusI stock OF
woven, double tti4-
1l.oud. b-lda1HFreneh
! Skirts constantly On
<..z n NyrAI~~-
, 1863-02-17

1863 THE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.
xo5 H1fica nonNIn Trnck.

In order to keen pace with tic demands Of the travel
tnc public tho managers Of this popular routc have
added many improvements during the year 1Sl. and
with, Its connections. It will be found In all respects
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to all thu Eastern elites. The
, 1863-02-17

PaEty |.
isrequt.cl " !
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II Market |
ue. Value. |
$5s,e1.l3 |
l5a,,N.5 |
119,6s3.u |
90 1l,1NW
500 11.7o.o1 |
90 1t6.ls3,m |
600 27.1o.W |
.@ S.53}W |
900 n,SD.03 /
'.ml AGN,N1
1000 5.np,M /
300 2,:D1.M /
'.m 5s,6n1.M
100 1ss,l25,W
sAU 3,5n.D
Ann 1H& T1m
.Wo 10,GD.0N
1000 s.,TO.t0
5.0D l5,159.W
l.m 115.NnM
5.Nal :6.Mo.0
5.nn i1,12l.M
..... 1m.Wl.m
0.Un T,5M.M
500 3,N1.M
900 1l,lE.W
5.HD 1.aD.W
sou $4,000
5000 $4,000
1,A 1.E5.M
1900 M.n,.N
1000 100000
0.m lG,0M.W
:0.W) 10000
o.N1 10000
1000 4.No.M
1000 14.1p.m
5000 4,sN.W
o.M3 10000
1000 31,4W.01
$3.50 1o.15.M
1880 5o,l@ *,
2,oD 6.nM.0o
Io.opo 100000
NND W,Au.N3
5000 sl.2D.M
$50 $1,000
k1.oN 8,4ip.M
91.UN $4,000
$500 3.>o1.N
1000 ai,GN.M
1000 17,m1.m
'0.VN1 100000
1900 100000
'0.N) $4,000
'o.oD D.Gn.m
1890 t...:ssD.M
1900 19.ml,D
5000 G.lW,W
lD,W 9,U.M
10000 Acc.aN.m
1900 100000
5000 M,MD.M
$1,000 31.oG.n)
10000 10000
D.oO 3..1N,G)
1000 D,n9.H]
s1.N3 21,M.m
20 600 10000
1900 9.D3.M
19.oD la.s1).U)
a}.m 2l.sM.M
1900 oi.GN.N)
10000 10000
, 1863-02-17

By this routc Fres.hts Of n descriptions be {o-
ya:dcG to and from Philadelphia New York, Boston,
Of la1ti:ioc to and from any point on the lsatroads
Of flAio. Kcrtucky InGana Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa.
OF Missouri 1T nA1LEoAp D1KkCT.
The lennsyyaaia Central Railroad also CONNECTS At
wasled 10 any rort oil the Ohio. AtuskinEn,n. Ken.
WIsous!n Missouri Kn.,sas Arkansas and lied Rivers
ant at Cleveland sandnssy aug Shis1so With steam
Merchants and Shippers entrnstinE the transports
Io, ot their Freight to this fonip1ny. cau rely With
cous.d,.nce OF rs speedy tEanst. ....
TILE RATES Or FREIGHT 10 and from any point
III the West BY the rcsylvanta Central R1lfoad ARk
At AL TlHEs As tTQNtELE A6 AEk CHARGED Df O1A
IL 1.AlLEO ID COMPANIES. =. - ,,.,-
- nc particular AID mark packages "T1A pEsSs
T. MT Al r. H. .,
:nr Freight Contracts o: shnn!nE Directions Apply
10 uLutcs3 e:ttcg Of The following Agents VI tae
, 1863-02-17

9k0AA
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
Tcket4 for fa1e to Doston by boat or rail- Boat Tic
Gcts good ay tic sound 1ucs- Fare to all points
ss l,,W any route.
slrcpta. Tan night trains to Ptiiadclphta. New
YarK and I.alti,uor.'. ...,
, 1863-02-17

HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents,
No. Loomis' Block, corner Of South Water
and Clark streets.
, 1863-02-17

will be entirely cursd BY the Constitution Water.
if taken for any length Of time. The dose should
vary with the severity OF the disease, from twenty
drops to 4 tea:poonfnl three times day, in water.
During the passage OF the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms, slould be combatted with tho
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con-
aiitptian Mater, a3 ahQyH Directed.