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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

II convention OF teachers
rA''Li' 0CS' A',iON q, % the 2ssh inst. The
o i"ei Of toe meeting il 70 aT,,''s' =
p4sing and issuing ssaOol books,
Tux RssrLT ~ CONxEcItoJr n ne C''''-i- nae.
gairer, commenting upon the reee 1t sse'''Ou vi ''-
|t.cui says:
We regret announce the defeat u .le $500. .c,e5
incur ia Connecticut A few days a. - ~ money
ilcIClt result but the immense expeut
~ the incslculable efforts made by the 90 81, ms
eceu y, changed is appearance. We .,yised "a.
money pQgor in city and are not s. Fare it
Nur f-euds Ia COuneciieuJ have gone down o. war
fel, If re p, 0p.e prefer continuance OF ~ aud
|ud publican successes, 70 peace and Uni, =
:, mJcis'ic victory, thsy are entitled TO have Il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
s. COOPER,
Adj't and Intp'r Gen.

ApssF a INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE
EXTRACT RIoHNoSD April IS, 1865. I
TFycI,L ORDEas,
No. %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

TOR SALE
THE PARSO C Il Z.
Containing u Of land with excellent dTelng house
with rooms ltfen with four rooms, stable, carriage
house ard house aso, well OF fne watr II the yard
This plaeeh mAny attractions amongst em healthy am
naied M an excellent bo hood, mile belw the OLD
Church, "a Ha-over county Possession given at
TEays Of sale reasonable.
Taxes for this year paid by TIE pur heser.
a-l1-dlmF MM. T. BkAATON, Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21
DEPART OF HENRICO.-
II RICHMOND, April Is, 1863
[EXTRACTl

l. in OBJ dience paragraph XXX Special Orders No g. Adj
juan ard Inspector Generals 0ee; Ap7 c. al OH ers on
duty In tbs city vii RI In peHCn at these headquarters With
delay e copies by VIII ch they were nut
upon duty by order q
Br'g. Gen. JOIN Il. wYNDEI,
J. W. PIGRAN, A. A. Gen CoB'g DEPARTMENT.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

Tx1 ANTRD-A frst-ratc BLACKSMITH,
w 90 a Ssavy work, as foreman Of Railroad IhOP-
Liberal wages gwen NPPS p. H. LANGD0H,
cor lO.h and Bank sts, up Stairs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

RE-MANURE.-Tw tons
sapeT phosphate Lime s9PsrSTr s STe dc For
sale By eorrer Of 18Th and Cay stS.
sP 16-A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

XHANTBD.-We will pay a premium for
wv Confederate Staes TreSsly Notes o. this issue Of Sep
,ents- Second, E6L~ .,,,,sr,n 90
LANVASiEh a w. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS and HE
bIfBIIC GENERALLY.-In sequ Of the heavy tax
- Al zeal Eltuts lucio1eers ~ the recent Tax Bills
4, more than DOUBLE the couuisions charged by hem)
49, .SSnsed b dscosdue business from and ter the
IL ds Of say next q; which time our present e5se expires
% % day shall be glad 10 a''na 70 safes are fere'
fore. r.,-. -, 81, ,.,i- A. -. q.
y REQUEST whom are Ind bed 70 ou; forward
10 receive payent and those Indebted TO US VII ob &c Us by
Fidsug iher bdln~e at hell ear les. conVe' ent
>,nuaSeS "a haslas beg leave to tender TO cur pa
irons Srs'siu' eoDDIN 4 APPERs0N.
hsreltsT sstsad 70 sue sales Tor hSeo,tor''
~ tees.end Dom 'ss.oner' IS may DC eolu'eu 70 our
-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-21

EugiIsh Shoe Thread,
Pre.h Garden Seeds,
Paints ground In OIL,
PSint ans sther Brushes,
BInseed oii-Morphine,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Sweet Potatoes,
Platform sctles.
VIM. II. FowLE, SONS & co.
, 1863-12-02
The Home for the Wives, Moth.
ers and Sisters Of Sick :1ud
Wounled Soldiers at Annnn.
o15S Md

The Home for the Wives. NIotfs-
ers and Sisters Of Sick and
WouneIed Soldiers at Annur.
oils Md.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The Rev. H. c. Henries, the excellent and
indcfatigable Chaplain Of tho hospitals here,
having been painfully impressed BY the incon-
veniences to which he saw the mothers.
wives, Sisters and nurses Of the sick and
wounded soldiers placed in the hospitals here
arc subjected IN finding: proper places Of en-
idea Of "Home, q where they could feel at
case and be relieved Of the many embarrass-
ments to which, as straDgers, they would 9th
erWiEe feel, and the expense which many de-
sirons OF being with their sons and husbands
could not ~fl Ray He snggsstea his i'm
mission, which readily and heartily respond
cd to his conceptions Of *sHomc'! by fur
nishtng the means requisite for its establish
mcnt- regard this Institution as one of tho
most noble and best developments Of the
and the solicitous wife, and the loving sister,
and lind welcome, qiuet, happy homo,
where they ran remain fol; three days OF
longer If the necessities Of the case require
it, md share the hospitalities afforded, which
"Home" is located on Tabernacle Street, op.
posite the St Ann's Episcopal Church. It's
exterior and surroundings are attractive and
pleasant to the eye. Ifs internal arrange
ments, furniture and everything arc adapted
TO produce in each visitor and guest home
like feeling. Chaplain Henrics Is its Supcrin-
tendent, and Mrs. Hope sayrcs its Matron.
They are both admirably adapted By their so.
clal powers end largc sympathetic hearts to
their positions, and spare no labor and pains
to make Ill around them happy.
There has been dispensed by the stuoma,'!
since Its opening on the first OF last August |
two thousand eight hundred and forty-seyen
meals, up to tie first Of October: The
Home is In great favor with the loyal citi- |
zens, and medical and army officers. Many |
mother, wife, sister and friend hive expressed |
deep and heartfelt gratitude for the benefits |
derived from the 'fHome," and have had oc-
casion to thank God and the Commission for |
its establishment. I heartily wish IN institu-
ton Of this Kind, Messrs. Editors, could DO
established at Memphis and one or two other
points in the West.
am under great obligations to Chaplain
dcurics and the Matron, also to the Sanitary
Commission, for the hospitality extended to
nc at the "Home" for few days; which I
vas fully prepared to appreciate after being
prisoner Of war for five weel ! and IN inmate
If Libby prison, at Rich1no !, Va, for ten
weeks. Yours truly.
, 1863-12-02

AAc NAAlA1til W. W. 1IdHet says:
"0f all the sections Of Canada, for excite.
ments, novelties, &c, we believe TINT, with
oat exception, this particular section carries
on the palm. But the greatest excitement
caused By any or all OF these new:fupslcd
IDEAS, Is now raging In the township Of Chit
nam, only few miles from this town. As
nearly rs NC can ascertain, it seems that about
month ago there came into that township q
man named Guliland, who represents himself
Us coming from Nauyoo, in the State Of I'LL.
noiss 1he great Mormon centre, some years
ago, before Brigham Young and his tribe
were driven away of to Utah. GIIlIlaQd was
soon joined By another persona kindred
spr1t-named Ship1ey, once resident in tho
southern part of Kcnt-liyed, NC arc told. on
tne Y lakc shore-and has been resident Of
NauEoo. These men claim to be APOSTLES Of
the great joc Smith, the original Mormon who
1ourlshcd inst some years ago in York State,
OUT Wlo afterwards went west, where he
shortly came ITO grief-himsclf and his
6on, young doc Their creed is said to differ
someWhat from that promulgated by the hus-
oand OF seventy wives, at Suit Like City, in
asmnch Us they do not contend for plurality
ol wives, although We believe they entertain
moet a.! ne other views held by the great and
I 1MMiEhIy M brigham. Their first mcefiur was
oelo N aouston's sclloo1-housc, since Which.
~ m9eetlnes nave been appointed and held in
othcr portions Of the township, the disciples
oGine reused Inc use Of the above mentioned
sehooi-house By the trustees. The meetinrs
arc now held at the private residence Of NJ.
George ShaW-as our informant falls ms
"herc they arc about to erect a temple or
hall tor the accommodation Of the rapidly
, 1863-12-02
oei-r"sht Captain and G. s., U.S.A
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY
Il HOEsES, C4v,rp~ ar...
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
= TRANSPORTATION.

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p5 !! a6,d5S s r. = II oss
5fR5s fe!e9,ns ssRRaass Sas. during Tho
a1d that Sc e.taS
es;:szss Ssa Il sS
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sos Sc & ~ tsS ~
g aef ss s'adsis L ssss 6
!ss 3 ;sss +
1sss a. sssa Kssss aas
ss esiassh: E T tp sson
ds5s!oFy 9a9
IN that Territory to Gafla.d, aad 70 any osher
aS;s 6 sts:e ssy III III
p5s : : = e '
nss1!Ss 5aS q b. =
tss IS az
=. ndsss e5 ses TO- s.ats ne 5a.s 5f @e
9qtns qa29I 11 o on gae to November inclusive. of @
I5e Weight 70 be transported each year will not IT,
peGnds ps oa Routsr rSons aSa Sn IL hoSsS IS Ne i
NJ a9qal @ per sentaEe will paid for The nn.
OF a;ny other otore'. '''s'>''
paee %99t oF ts ne5 MI
aesompanied by 6on II tho sam of ten ;anas,1d
e eass
@ 81 u the proposal 70 parties propos
e5$ dP:s
The amount OF bonds required will be "a follows:
VI NO. sloooo0
S'"'"'"''."-..-...... ....-..-.......--- a0,0ou
e'.-.'''s.....- ...:.-......-......... 6o,00Q
"a IT,
, 1863-12-02

GREAT EXTERN uEvun1
AAA A1OA3
FOE EIEUMAT1sM cnr,T h-rrp.rrr. r+,,
NAG0, STIFF NECK sSn :jniSTS Sp1 ~ k9A
HEARACHEs "a AND ALL RHEUMATIC
'ooo oAeohDEiss.
and never fais rita IJnimen; aa1 ts GsrtAn Temedy
rec1re Of Dr Stfnhfn SEerr - neo,i9 nou the
for moro than tTeutT ycas With H. se1 ~ a prnSnee
A IN Af1Fv1aTor nrp.r- ...,
ANY nrcrsrStinn he1nrc ~ bita = unt7xaueo bT
Iis ipirasnt T. xili cns IN s9Els isi
cases Ehrfc II haa etrn ;3.e, ~ - onsanos ol
to fai1, ~'-" - AAe A's'es oseo Ano"a
FOR NEURALGIA II p,t11 aHn-1 fn,r,,at... -,u.r
in every cnRe. hoEtY1.r distresSinr 1c'"ee 3Etas4
II viii rti1ex, thc wenre. e.lE ~ vr.n.,,,
three minutce and fs vaIactt - ~ ~ T. IN
TQOTHACHE also vii II rnTr - insTrns,~ ~ -;
F6H SERYOUs nEHii + TTY S9ts tYn
nrrt ID ,nnet Ganu ~ thts LIN.
, 1863-12-02
WE. Rf~AIkw

ConadcniA1 lhys1cian, formerly Of ST. Lous. Mo-,
can DO eontultcd at lis Office. 10 South Clark street
Iost omoc, on a1l Chronic Dlseascs and Discas%s At
private aud delicate nature in both eexes. whch he
treats with unparalleled success. Rooma senarste,
~nefe Ladies and Gentlemen can consult the Doctor
WIN tae enac1est Ta1vhcy. Office hours from "a. NJ
to0P. H.; 6undays 10 to L. L. N. Cnmmnntc.t1ons
connocntial- Consultations fsee. Address r, O. BOZ
~, Nncaosc two stamps and get his Guide to Health,
from the Doctors long experience In Hospital and
rasa1c Practice, he is able PERFORM aud VIII guar
easea IL thcr most severe and complicated stages In
avery shost time, without the use Of mercury.
Young men suffering from ec1cabuso arc Invited to
call perfect cure warranted. Fenale 1fresulari.
tlcs attendant On Puberty, Menatrnstlon or rcfsons
haytng any distractions to uayriarc ahou1d can a.
@,ncc and be cured
1ost Of city references to ability and success.
, 1863-12-02
How the Three Hundred Founder
Parrots arc Worked,

correspondent on Morris Island writes:
As there is no manual laid down for tho
S:00poundcr Parrott, I suhjoin that IN use.
Tho piece is on its carriage and *sfrom bat.
tery." Implements, no two to be- in the
came place, and no one in its proper place.
The Instructor gives the command s'load
her up!' At this command the gunner
says, "eome Of you fc1lcrs bring SHELF
and "John bring cartridgc:' Some Of
the "fellers' take small handbasrow and
= fuse.'' :" Stick 1t in:" Al hands b5 hard
Gunner says, "swab her out" She is.
sWabbed out SNOW, heave and haul, and
ram Il down" It is rammed down. sNow'
1un her IN" She is run in. "screw down
Gunner aims 'tSlcw her round little.';
"An rjght,'' "Whcre's that primer ~ "Now
git out of the way everybody" All 20 to
windward, and No. steps round q corner, so
as not to be hit if the gun bursts. Gunner
says, "blnze away!' She blazes away, Re-
mark Of tho gunner on returning to tie gun:
tt How are you, Sumtery" Repeat.
, 1863-12-02
Chivalry On the Isonb ! Quick.
PocAHoSTAs, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1858.
Eifitnts Chirarn Trfhuue.

PocAHoSrAs, Tenn, nov. 10, 1853.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
An amusing instance Of the efficiency of
our negro troops occurred at this post today,
which VIC will submit to our friends at tile
North rs evidence Of the vigilance with which
our lines are guarded, and OF the implicit
obedience to orders both general and special
which is here observed. 4 verdant but ex-
ceedingly well developed Mlssissippian Of
twenty summers presented himself at the
Rtckets guarded by colored troops, and, al
though order No. 157 had completely closed
the lines, the officer Of the. guard saw some
thing suspicious in the stranger and sent him
under guard 10 healthy African to the Pro-
vost Marshal, who inquired carefully into the
young mans business within tho lines and u.s.
certafned that his chief ambition and desire
was to procure pound Of tobacco, for which
'noblc purpose he had come from down in
Missf5sip. This Was rather agerAyatfne, but
our Provost smothered his wrath somewhat
and offered his visitor bit Of the weed: then
turned to the African escort and told him to
put tho bntternut beyond the lines at double
quick. The guard md his charge left the
Office. On reaching the street the negro, true
to his Instructions, announced the double
quick; but the chizalry stated that he did not
like to run, whcreupon down came the Afri-
cans bayonet and out flew the butternut's
coat tail to the horizontal, which each main
taincd down the street and ont to the pickcts.
4 little better than mile, to tho Infinite
amusement Of the id1ers, all agreeing that it
was the prcttiest trotting ever seen and giving
tho clilyalry credit for good bottom. l.,
, 1863-12-02

growing sect. This is on the Lindsay Road.
We are informed that not only Mr. Shaw him
Ills parents as well. Indeed, the neighbor-
hood is by degrees becoming affected By tho
beautifully co1ored theories Advanced by
MeEErs. Gllliland and Shipley. At the prc-
sent time VIC are told that no less than nine
teen persons have been received and baptized
into the new church.
, 1863-12-02

Aartyrn to intermittent fcyer, word with vou.
.s1 se sesp4nsty sa Of yous sust1ss res npon yonr
shaSo to.moEoM,- HosTETTERS CELEBRATED III
&. HiIERs WY c.ttngu,sh the disease IN.
~ preyentivc, you would have no need of It is a
<,s. Ies IcnderR The System nlpcrvtous to al mias.
"a yotaelEcs without delay Of The compaint ~ re-
Eth e ths 1nlE reliable remedy. Break tho cills
nq more. This i the experience OF tholsands and it
VIII bc youlN quinlne IS slow Of relief; II fs
nAusooNs to the last degree It. IL dungerous than
y. ns;dy ,tsc IL n.ny M fsss t utterly Tails How
action is snptd tbcy agreeable the palate; tcy
nre not only entirely harmless but tend Inevitably
tho constitution and pro.o1g lifc: fhcy
SKrEE HAVE .FAiLEp. md 1t is confidently nssumcd
That thct NKvEE CAN FAIL In any case OF Fever oud
AEne, however 3nyeterate IN its character. TO he
without Ho6IETTERS B1TTEE6 tn any region il.
3eed with Intermittent or tenitcnt fever Ii simply
70 reject hafeiy and court disease.
co1.ffH1
, 1863-12-02
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

You a7e again summoned to rally around the dear oil
hitherto more than epualled every call It your co1;.
IT, 1%pefisnble lnsre has croxned the arms ot o.,
ne1d. No other State has proud record Tho u
ec!9n ts reelinE ard staggering beneath tho trcaea
public. few blows more and Treasou dlca. Tho end
8 near: Tour county again calls. she asks Jcu 70
roes. who on hundred glorious nels hare mado tho
aans oftlaoisan" terror 70 the foo and The watch
thy allke Of he7 gratitude yon1 part achcveMen,s
and ner aIth In your ability wn re- moro cadqrps
and thousands and nssst In the nnn1 effort TINT shall
bring the Internal Dragon OF Secession to The dust for
tho Republic bless you, and yous names anil memo.
r1c5 be immortal! JAMES OIlkE3.
Lieut.. Col 4th q. 8. Cavalry.
ocE-o2NSm. 4. j. Pro. Mar. Gen. Ill.
, 1863-12-02

. THE LAST RES0URCE,-DYsExTErY. Thcrr il
tt ono unatling remedy for this class finamnntory
fa' a$I si otheF remedies hare faileaHolo
PLANT. laudnum, Morphine and cnlomel are infIe-
prescribed according to the discretion OF
Inc Attcnoant physician; these may give Temporary
Ailev1stlon, bnt tcy eventually initiate the bowels
without reuostnE the source-0n the contrarr, Hoilo-
Pills eooth The bowels By cyacuatnx tap acrid
matter which innames the cleanse the stomach Of all
exciting hunoFa and restore its normal tone and vtsof
1teaa {hc advertisement. delFs9i-1Wla
, 1863-12-02
4 Physiological view of, Mar.
t.inxwe.f

Containing neari! 800 pages, and $50 fine Fntcs and
EhxfaFtnEB Of the Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs In
STATE Of Health and Disease with Treatise on Self
Annse. ia derlGrable consequences upon the Mind
only ratonal and successful mode Of curr, as shown
by the rcnort OF the cases treated. Truthful advs-
cr 10 the married. and those contemplating i2Se
4 ri; Snte5oin r donbts Of ;Rs!r physical condltioa
ccntk n stamps postal currency, by addressing Dr.
LACROlX. No. 81 Ma1dtn Lace, Albany, y. +.
, 1863-12-02
ITO SAVE ONE HALF OF TIE
Il expense In the cost Of paint, use
j. e. In Bonds Eeseipe for Ufxfnr Print.

hare used this recipe since 1875 And can sascgv
commena It to eyesy o1e who has sny pairtin; to DO
81 81 e1Pec5a 10 havs hayo Used Il stcam6ost
pa'nt,nE Easons farming Implements .rae lines DC
:. EYE smooth nnsh and lnstlnx body. shas yon
anesa a5eSstsons address Is above rcss oso p;xeE sS
nOa8l fS5J1-1wI9
, 1863-12-02
Hair. Dye. Hair Dye.x

DACHELoH's celebrated HAIR DIE Is THE BEST
ABlx Dye known. Tlis splendid Hair DE t. Perfect
17sasnggs Esd. ngsty o. Hsey Hair Instantly, 70
shc a1r O. Staining the Sktn leaving the Hair So1E
slnd 6rs1tlGl; lmpa5ts fresh Vitality, frequently
f0ftnE Its pristine color, aud rectiee the Ii cccts o,
Bad Dycs. Tue Genuine Is signed W1IL1A1 a. BAcu-
xoE. all others arr nere mutations, and should te
avoided Sod oy all Druggists, DC. Factory. DaE.
Gay stfret, Now York. jySe967-ly.
, 1863-12-02
DT. G.. HI. W0DffhuII.

cANcER AID coSsCxP11o1 PHYSICIAN.
:ias located 81 Chicago, Inoia, No. Sc Washington
*tfcct- 1c Kills aud extracts Cancers In from 1orr
70 t*enty.:our hour without Instruments or pain.
Also tscats all kinda OF ChroEic Dscases successfully
Cures alEay* guaranteed. Post Ontco Box 6a0.,
, 1863-12-02
the REBEL PRESS.
Il Rebel Flew Of Lookout Mountain,

Shel1fn~ Cllarlekton-A Teachers Con-
ycntIoIs-Thc Importance or Brnc.ss
ArmY-AnotLcrn Rebel Wall.
, 1863-12-02
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Prevent relieve and cure the complaints most preya-
lent in this climate during the
SPRING OF THE YEAR
SPRING OF THE YEAR,

I ~HAAAAe*
Their preventive operation simple. Acting direct
" upon the stomach and through the stomach upon
the liver, the bowels the circulation and the nervous
they impart to the who1e Organization degree
Of vgor ard elasticity which enables Us to resist the
unhealthy atmospheric influences, by which 80 many
distressing nalades produced and prolonged The
great predspoaius causc Of sickness Is Coysrrrp-
11oSAL aud PHYSICAL Dxnu11r. Disease, uxc a
coward, generally aseas the feeble, and turns aside
Hom the strong And this Is especially t1ue Of the
FORMS Of disease which prevail at the breaktn. nm Of
Winter. The first warm days OF the Spring sun seem
to thaw ont from the frozen earth the elements OF In
Vulnerable ailments. Tho miasrna which tho frost
had hermccally sealed up, Is let loose n clouds Of
vapor, aud Fever and Ague, Bilious Eemtteue Fevers
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Dipthesla, Rheumatism,
Bilious Collie, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Physical and
Mental Depression, and low and feeble condition at
all the Tita1 functions, are among the most common
consequences OF the great Spring thaw which ills tho
ali with unwho1esome damps. FoR1ur IN ADVANCE
against these prostratng and destructive agencies,
1RoS.r1rE the system, as were. by rcsozsing to
pure tonic md Alternative, which viii bring every orran
and nbrc Of the frame Into the best possible statc for
resisting the flying Arrows Of disease, which the fos
and winds OF March, April and May bear upon their
mephiuc winga. Remember that HOsTErTER,s
STOMACH B1rTERs azc like strong ga.s1soa thrown
into fort before the approach OF tht enemy. TarY
roHEARn RnruRcrTADH1 1oY1HxAGA1ysr7 THE ATTACKS
OF AL AALAp1Es tnat arise from sudden changes Of
temperature, impure air, priyaton. exposure e1cc.
siyc labor, and maazous exna1atidn Hence they nrc
INVALUABLE IN CAMP,
And no military hospital ought be without suitl-
ccns supply, both for preventive and remedial pur-
pcsct. Happily the attention Of the
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARafY
das been directed TO the subject and tho proprictors
II 'fHoszx7Txns B171ERs congratulate the troops now
r. .arms for the Union On The probability that the
coSTHAc@ srurL+x1s, At present
lsed as medicines BY the army Surgeons, Will BOOB be
By the purcst aud hest Tonic, Alternative
md 1nytsorant that has ever been presented to the
Faculty in this OF my other country Since the war
considerable quantities Of the preparation
laTc been forwarded from tine to time to fleld and
lnc officers both In the Western and Eastern asmIes
CT their own personal use and letters from SONG IF
he most eminent military men In tho Rryicc attest
be extraordinary virtues Of the Btters as mean, Of
ustainsng strength aud promoting health in the midst
II hardship and exposure, and also ~ safe s.imulast
or the wounded. As private citizens, uany Of The
, 1863-12-02

pRASS STENCIL ALPHABETS.
- ST. J. METCALF SON.
45x SALEM STREET, BOSTON. MASS.
The only IN the un!tcd States Of Rnsa
vastety. Sold at wholesale, At tho Low1sr oAsH
PR1cxs. Also. the BEST OF 1NpELIRlE STENCIL.
INK, vKnY cuxAF. Stencil Dies and al Sinttt of
Stencil stock. Impurities or otezs promptly a.e7;tcd
,nS1
, 1863-12-02

r OANS ON REAL. ESTAIE-
- We arr constantly prepared to ncc4{,:a fo.na
rpon Fes! estate IN this city for term OF yaz at t
money tn7es&cd ~ ABOVE for rc5idsns nou-frsa
deaAs l. D. OL3tSTEi, !: CO..
noEFSt@o Corner LAKE AMI i.aaallc-Stn
, 1863-12-02
7notels.

The Travelling 1onmunity to the suDcrioT accom,no-
annpn s a1e &c eoaoft oered 10 thcir cstab1ishent
se*No*s'-o'n@seT1s KASAGA, FOWLER 4 Co.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-10

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