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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-10

ADDITIOHAL kUTIOE--I have aAA ,nrvea
away from Eay old stand, III Main <ees1 =, mn
bot sin sti there WHARF wor, a h~ niscss n -.
my old :u,;oners, and sush olhen Who nay b h
% Ieoa =, y, 1ny siuel: 10 my old kSaneh Of tfuda.-
onrs GAY. W will attond 70 your Wants
VIE ptont'p - and courtesy, md l shssefully
rsSo-ner. him to my old patroos. He VII fuS-
.asi gon with the garments oomplste, Or n.hs snd
L,;n them whsn preferred All In Wsat nu9
either esil or address their letters 70
W q 0ADBY.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-10
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TAILORING BUslNIsa

dsa.rs to notify my old friends and eustowsfs
That hsYe sgsin commsncsd the TAILO1In0
snd CLOTHING BUSJNEGS, and have 49,
WA ira sni.hs old ssand, liz MsIu sreet an
stairs ~here snail sndeavof Offer 70 he puhiis
saei, indaosaents ss will give sAsiafaetiou
waNTED-Tsn good COAT HANDa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-10

6UJ d, zen Ciat ss EpooI ThreR gOO Yk'd, Il tin
cases, sssor.ed 10 to 30
6s3 G. oas Military Buttons
1876 great gsoss Agate buttons
IA s. ~ E.aek Pins
9j6 packs English Plus
l ease Pins a.Id Sctt5ns
$50 Gro.s superior MATCHES
Wil1lng.nn n U March 4th 1s63 nh 9--idg
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From Mexico.

New York, April %.
Vera Cruz dates OF the 9Th per bark
Henry Trowbrjge, state that the Mexican
gIerrllas had capturei camp of railroad
laborers near Vera Cruz, destroying and
carry ng of all the property there.
Several other similar camps near Sequa
were also captured anG sacked
Some twenty laborers were killed and
fifty or sixty wounded.
Ii is stated that the French are making
very slight progress M Mexico
A small fort near Puebla had been cap
tured, with loss to the French of over
seven hundred men.
A heavy storm al Vera Cruz destroyed
over twenty thousand dollars worth of
French stores.
Relnforoements for the French army are
continually arriving.
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PURE BOURBON WHISKY
BOTTLED BY
UDoLPH0 WOLFE,
a-szss-.--=--
TO THE PUBLIC

a
Having been solicited by Physicians, Druggists,
Groeers and private families to add TO my business
" Pure Bourbon Whisky" in bottles, the same as
1 am and have been doing with my "schiedam
schuapps," to seal it with my seal, and add my
certificate to the label, of its undoubted purity,
arn happy to say that after great deal of diff
Guilty, have concluded an arrangement with two
of the largest and Oldest dstiers in Kentucky for
a regular supply.
The Whisky will be put up in quart bottles,
and packed in cases Of one dozen each.
Craving for the following letter careful and at
tentive perusal, remain yours, e.,
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
NEw York, January 30th, 1868.
UDoLpHo WoLFE, ESQ, % Beaver St., New York
DEAR SIN The want of Pure Liquors for Med.
cinal purposes has been long felt by the profession
and thousands Of lives have been sacrificed by the
use of adalterated articles.
We have tested the Bourbon Whisky which you
sent us, and consider it justly entitled to the high
reputation you claim for it.
We would recommend you to appoint some OF
tbs respectable Apothecaries in different parts Of
the United States as Agents for the sale of your
Bourbon Whisky, where the profession can obtain
the same, when needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remain your obedient servants,
VALENTINE Mort, NJ. D., No. /, Gramarcy
Park.
]. M. CARvocHAN, NJ. d. Professor of Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon inc Chief to the State
Hospital, sc, No. IL, L ist Sixteenth Street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., 795 Broadway.
ii. K. DEWEEs, NJ D., 79l broadway.
JOSEPH WoRsTER, NJ. D., 100 Ninth Street.
NELSON SrELLE III. D., 81 Blocker Street.
JOINS ORELLY, NJ. D., $50 Fourth Street.
B. J. RAPHAEL, NJ. H., Profess OF the Prin.
ciples and Practice OF Surgery, New York
Medical College, &c, 81, Ninth Street, and
others.
TO COUNTRY MERIDIAN
DRUGGISTS,
AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
beg leave to inform the Public have ap-
pointed the following firms, in the City of New
York, Agents for the sale Of this Pure Bourbon
whisky, where samples can always be seen, and
will soon be for sale by every Grocer, Druggist,
Apothecary and Hotel in the United States.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
% Beaver Street, New York.
HALL & BUCKLE, 2l5 Greenwich Street.
j. s. ASPINwALL, Sc William Street.
PINCHoTT & BRUEN, pa Fulton Street.
COOK, SEVER & AGATE, S07 Washing
ton St.
d. S. BARNES & co, 202 Broadway.
| GALE & ROBINSON, 1856 Greenwich Street.
JOHN N. HAYWARD & CO., 20 Delaney
St.
s. LTNINGToN & SON. ZIG Front Street.
HOYT & BLANCHARD, 2l4 Fulton Street.
@. SlERCK CO., 2i0 Washington Street.
| j. r. BECKWITH, 252 Washington Street.
| GLIMM & KORNER 259 West Street.
HEGEMAN q CO., 205 Broadway.
z. c. WELLS q CO., us Franklin Street.
u. @. OAKLEY, IL Park Rark Row.
/ mar24:d&w3m
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Capture OF the Rebel Schooner Ala.
bamU.

Washing on, April q.
The Navy department has received
dispatch from Commodore Hitchcock,
commanding the steamer Susquehanna, of
April 18th, which states that off Noble
on the 18th inst, sail was discovered 10
the so"thward, when we ran for her and
came up to her, She dl! not show any
colors, hut when we ran in range of her
she hove TO, on our firing signal gun
We boarded her, and was informed by
her commander that she was the rebel
schooner Alabama, from Havana April
llth, bound for Mobile, that she ran the
blockade at Mobile March oath.
The commander also informed ME that
he had thrown overheard all her papers,
colors, NC, by order of the owners.
Her cargo consisted of wine, brandy,
coffee, &c.
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Arrest "f - si"ver-England 90 stop
the fit'ing out of more Private-rs-
Muliny ia N. Y. Regiments, dc,
New York, Apri

New York, April 81
Capt. Cook, alias Lee, of the SLAYER
Gardelas, who forfeited his bonds in Bos-
ton, IN January, has been arrested and re-
turned to Boston,
The Express learns that there are rri-
vate letters in the city stating that the policy
Of the British Government is now settled.
viz: to resolutely stop the fitting out of
any more prlvateers or vessels of war in
British ports.
The Express says that letters from the
Army Of the Potomac state that the 9Th
New YORK and part Of the LIST New York
have refused to do duty because the Gov
ernment won't allow them their State time,
aud are under strong guard.
The same paper hears that the rebel iu-
vestment of Washington, n. c., was a
fent to cover the carrying off of all the
grain in Hyde County, in which the reb-
els were successful
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The steamer Tubal Cain, which was
captured on july ~, 1862, while attempt
ing to run the blockade, and which was
sold in New York, has been re-seizei by
the Government. 1t appears that she had
been fitting out for another blockade voy-
age, having on board mixed cargo of
-four, powder, caps, muskets, etc, She is
now lying at dock in the East River,
her decks guarded by patrol of the 4th
artillery, The only two officers found on
board, Sutton and Bloome, were sent to
Fort Lafayette.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

ASHES Sales, including Pots at o. 25 and
Pearls az 50 50 II 2per 0 lbs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-State and Western
Fl ur has been III good demand at advanced prices
Sales Is, $50 bbls, including Superhne State and
Western at 50 10 a 81 40; poor TO choice extra
State at 81 S0as7 IS, chiefly at s6 so a 81; round
hoop extra Ohio, shipping brands, ats 20 as7 so
per bbl. ssou hern Flour is in proving sales
l,2O6 bbls. at 81 0j 81 so; for poor TO good SUI
pertine, 81 S. a IS IS tor fancy TO choice brands,
and IS S0a - 10 for very superior family brands,
per Dbl Canadian Flour Is doing better; sales
500 bols, Extra at = So s. 10 per bbl. Rye
Flour is IN demand at So 40 s. 40 for fine and
supertne, per bb Corn meal is inquired for at
"a 20 "a 20 for Jersey, and 81 65 a 81 70 for
Brandywine per Dbl
GRAIN Wheat has been more freely pur.
chased, chiefly for future delivery at irregular
prices. Sales 49, 900 hushs, including Red Western
(Win'eT) at 81 50 81 Of ; Amber State al 81
and Amoer Jersey at 81 7Oa y per Oushei
Corn has been less active, and quoted higher.
Sa es have been reporte at 4 900 bushels at 9oc
92c, in store and delivered, yor shipping Mixed
Western; SIC soc for eastern do; s3c a sec fol
unsound s2c eIc for yellow western and 92c a
S3e for yellow Jersey per bushel.
Rye is less request, 81 0S 81 OF according to
quality, per busheI Sales 5000 bushels.
Oats continue in moderate demand, including
Canada at Soc Ssc; Western at sec $50; State
at SSc IS Ice per bushel
harley rules quiet at 81 As a 81 60 per bushel.
HAY.-North River is in good supply and de-
| mand at soc a 81 per 100 lbs.
hoPS,-New have been very moderately in
qured for at, according to quality, from Ice 24c
per 10.
| PRoVISIoNS.-Pork has been depressed, sales
having been made of l,060 lbs. at Sl3 Is u IL
for old mess; SIS SIS 70 l-2 for new mess, and
stl slS for old and new prime per Dbl. Cut
meats continue in fair request 6l-2c Sc for
Hams, and SC a 3-4c for shoulder, per ID. Bacon
is IN good demand at l-2c 8 lee per ID. Sales
1900 boxes. Lard is unaltered sales $500 tcs
and bbls at l-2c to 10 l-2c per ID. Beef contin-
ues in limited request; sales 1855 bbls. at si2 IS
slS so fol extra Me and $40 a SO for lain Mess
per hbl Prime Mess $40 so a S2l per fierce In.
dia Mess S22 50 S2j per fierce Beef Hams sl4 q
SIG 80 per Dbl. Butter is inactive at l4c lSc tor
poor 10 choice Western, and l6c a pc for common
to choice State per pound. Che Sc IS in very mod
crate demand at l0c q lac per ID.
TALLOW.-Sales 81 O0O lbs. at II S-sc q IL 3-4t
per pound.
SUGARS.-Sales since cur last $40 hhds inclu-
ding New Orleans at 10 l2c II Lie, and Cuba al
8 l-2c lie; also 7lS boxes H4vana at 10 5-Sc q II
is per pound.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30
rae GREATEST DISCOVER orruE AGE.

Farmers, families and others can purchase No
remedy equal to DIR. Tobias venetian Liniment.
for dysentery, choic, Group, chronic rheuma ism,
sore throats, toothaohe sea-sickness, cuts, burns
swelngs, bruises, old sores, he idache, mosou ito
bite, pains in he limbs, chest, back, &c. Ii it
does not give relief the money W Il be refunded.
All that Is asked is trial. and use 1t according TO
the directions.
DR. TosiAs-Dear Sir have used your vene-
tan Linment in my family for number OF years.
and believe it to be the best article for what it il
recommended that have ever used. For a sud
den attack of Group 1t is invaluable. / have NO
hesitation in recommending it Tor all the uses IL
prof sses TO cure. l have sold it for many Years.
and it gives entire subtraction.
CHAs. II. TRIMMER
Quskertown, N. j., May 5, 1858.
Price % and so cents. Sold by all druggists -
Office Sc Cortlandt street, New York.
ap20d&wSw
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Comprehend Eteins.

"A oopperhead (polIucal) "a rebel
sympathiser among loyal mems fish
out of water. He finds too much free air
at the North, and will soon "dry up"
The Chestertown (Md.) Conseryator
and the Leonardtown (Md) Beacon, two
copperhead concerns, have been suppressed
by order of Gen. Scheack, and the editors
j. l., Barroll and James Downs-have
been sent South to air their treaso nable
propensities.
Seven copperheads engaged in the
bloody riot in DanvIlle, Ind, have been
arrested and held to bail. They have
made confession and exposed the organ
lzation Of the Knights of the Golden Cir
Gle.
Several leaders of this traitorous Or
ganization are in prison at the West who
are implicated in the murder Of Union
men. If they are not hung the authorl-
ties should be.
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Prom JOHN MOODY, ESP, of Bethel.

BETHEL, W., May S, 1860.
Gentlemen: consider la. wIsrAas BAIsAn
OF VIII CHERRY one OF the hest cough rened GO
ever known. Some ten wears since VAS affected
with very severe disease Of the Lungs with q
hard cough, and vas considered by all acquainted
with my case to be IN critical condition. tried
many popular remedies and took twice of some
Of the most skillu physicians in this secti OF the
country, but without any relief, then resorted
20 the Balsam, and the result was immediate and
permanent relief My lungs being naturally weak
have had frequent occasion TO use Il since that
time, AMI always with the same success. always
use II in my family, and recommend il TO my
friends and neighnors. Yours truly,
JOHN MOODY.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE n Co, Boston.
and for sale by all dealers in medicine. ls:w3m
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Thp RmmDSng o. rhe Yicksburv
Blockade.

Tho dispatches received by the Tresi-
dent from Major General Grant and Ad-
m,anl General Thomas ara GATED before
Eicgsburg. April %. They announce
that on the evening before, SIX gunboats
and Twelve hargrs pissed Ficsshurg and
Warentou batteries, which 0. ened lerrh-
caly up,1 the vessels. Buildings in
Vicksburg. prepared for the occasion, We're
fired to light up the river and enable The
rebel gunnets to see the boats. Over FIVE
hundred shots were discharged at the feet.
None of the barge8 were hit. Only one
steamer was injured badly enough to cause
her to be abandoned. She 1oated three
miles below Warrenton, where she groun-
ded, and all hands on board Of her were
saved Another steamer was somewhat
injured, but can easily be repaired. To
the credit of the troops be 1t said that
when some of the crews of the boats re-
fused to take their chances in making the
fearful trip, the former belonging to the
Illinois regiments volunteered to do the
boatmen's work, the crews having been
left behind. The second splendid success
of throwing great naval and land force
below yicksburg was completed, and the
Hankmg of the rebel position accomplished
with the loss Of only two men MORALLY
wounded, and few more, not exceeding
ten, severely Al d slightly Wounded The
pilots were made targets of by the rebe
sharpshooters who lined the shore. The
former, to prevent being spliutered in case
they were wounded, had their pilot house.
removed and exposed themselves to thu
enemy. Gen. Grant telegraphs that he
considers this movement, in view of its i'm
portance, the terrible fire to which the
boats were exposed, and the slight loss 0
property and men, a magnificent success
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she Rebels attempt tO de~trcY she
Baltimore and Ohio BRtlEO d.

new OH, "a pit %
A disratch to the Washington Star OF
Monday, dated Harper's Ferry, April q,
says;
We have information that the rebel
Generals Jones and Imboden, with some
force, it is not said how great, are al
Moorfeld, probably on their way to New
Creek to destroy the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in that vicinity.
The Baltimore American of Monday
hays that rumors Of rebel approaches to
the Baltimore and Ohio railr ad assumed
quite a serious aspect on Sunday evening.
Daring Sunday movement Of 5000
stroops was made on the road to strengthen
points west Of Cumberland, and two regi-
aments left Baltimore to take the place of
sshose moved further westward.
On Sunday night two companies of
rebel cavalry made their appearance at
Rowlesbury but were driven of aud dld
pot succeed in damaging the Cheat River
Bridge.
There has also been a rebel force for
lswo days not far from Clarksburg, threat
lening an advance on the road.
A rebel force of four thousand, under
aGeu. Boyd, left Winchester early last
week. Measures were Immediately Ia
] ken for checkmakiug them.
Baltimore, April Is.
There are many wild stories afoat here
to-day of rebel depredations in Western
Virginia, on the line of the Ohio aud Bal
timore Railroad.
Information believed to be reliable states
that some guerrilla cavalry penetrated to
Rowlesburg and Allmonte, Western Vir-
ginia, but were driven of and no damage
was done to the road or government prop
serty.
y There are also reports of a rebel force
having marched westward, but it IS belev-
ei that this movement has been checkma-
BEL by our troops.
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IRISH EMIGRATIoN TO THE UNITED
SrArEs.--Itis stated in the Cork Exam
ner that the number of persons who left
Kerry for the United States curing the
last fortnight Of March exceeded all that
had emiarated during the two previous
years. Almost every morning crowds OF
persons, principally of the farming class,
were seen taking their departure from the
railway station, Killarney, on their way
TO Queenstown for America. "They rush
out from the country" says the Examiner,
'as they would from contagion, fearing
that by remaining in it they may be re-
duced to pauperism, and then become per-
manent inmates of the workhouse.n 1t
appears that large sums of money have
been sent over from America lately by the
relatives of persons in that part of the
country, and in many cases tickets have
been inclosed in the letters for the passage
across the Atlantic.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

BY ID. 4. TAYLOR
AIR-"The Beautiful Hills" By Jas. G. Clark.
Oh the Beautiful Hills of the Summer Land,
By mortal feet untrod,
Where the stately Angels, a shining band
Encrcle the throne OF God
The light leaps out in ITS newborn flush,
And beauty its charm distils;
And TIE skies are tlnged with an amber blush,
All over the Beautiful Hills.
., the Beautiful Hills,
o, the Beautiful Hllls,--
We are going home to the Summer Land,
To sing on the Beautiful Hills.
AL over those hills are the fadeless flowers
That bloom with a thousand hues
And diamonds flash 'mOng the countless bowers,
And gems each path bestrew
While the music of myriad silver bells
The air with melody fills,
And each glad object the cadence swells
That rolls Ger the Beautiful Hills.
o, the Beautiful Hills, etc.
And royal mansions, with FURNISHED domes,
Bundled with pearls and gold,
Beckon tue blest to those happy homes
Who're the frame will not grow old
But the heart IS fame, and the eye Is fire,
and deathle,s rapture thrills
When We strike forever the Golden yre,
And stand on the Beautiful Hills.
o, the Beautiful Hills, etc.
We hear thro' the howlings Of earth's mad storm
The strains nom those hills atar,
AMI We each q pse OF the snowy forms
That CLEAN though The msty AIR.
1t Will not be long yle the nIgIt is o'Gr,--
F4Ieaetl 10 ali lines Ills -
We a.e ealing the verge ot the Shining Shore,
And close 10 the Beautiful Hlls.
o, the Beautiful Hills, etc,
Castis.ou, VT, April, Is 3.
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'rHELATEST NEWS.
sx rnLEGRASEI-
ucbsi. Attacked and Routed
naar Cape hirordcau,

Washington, April %.
The following has been received at the
headquarters of the army;
st. Louis. April q.
To Gen, Ilal,eck
Gen. Vandever came upon the eNemy's
Gar near Cape Girardeau last night, and
.,acked and routed him, taking a large
,"mber of prisoners, horses, arms, sc,
The enemy retreats toward Bloomfield
1, ,reat disorder, pursued 10y the viotori-
AM and combined forces OF Gen. Vando-
,sr and Gen, McNlel.
$. Il. Curtis,
Maj. Gen.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS. - Hay brings the
enormous rrice of $40 per ton IN Viz
gina. This was the price fixed for lot
of 73 bales by two appraisers-one ap-
pointed by the owner, and the other by
the rebel go7ernment-and the fact is GER
titled to by letter from the government
agent, published in the Richmond papers.
The Mobile Tribune states that boats
party of fifteen persons from Mobile re-
Gently captured the national transport
steamer Fox, lying at coal yard IL rass
POutre, at the mouth Of the Mississippi
river, and took her safely to Mobile
They surprised the crew at night, taking
them all prisoners, and sailed away with
the U 5. flag at the mas head without ex-
citing suspicion. She formerly belonged
to the rebels,
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MARRYING "FoR THE WAR; - We
learn by letter from Cornth, Miss, that
new social arrangement has been
gotten up between our soldiers and the Sc
cesh women of that locality. The soldiers
get to counting the women, and when a
match is struck up they get married tn
regular style, with tn condition "whle
the war lasts" Some twenty Of our SOL
diers have entered into the arrangement
lately The question that occurs to US is,
will these little treaties of peace be condu-
Give to short or protracted war IA
question that we respectfully submit to
the ladies debating society. - Chicago
Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE DENTISTRY.

1 would inform the good people Of Rutland and
of Merchants Row and West Stree, where l
would be pleased 20 the calls Of any desir-
ing the ee,vI.c Of a den ist. ne tie rubber or
vulcamte, hicn is superseding all other material
as a base for artificial teeth ltis lighter, more du
rable an clearly than any other style Of work. |
also use gold, SILVER Patlna when it is preferred.
All metals used by me shalt be as pure a. any used
for dentd purposes Filling done with the finest
gold, and warranted. Extracting done with inn
proved instruments and with care.
Please give me q call, and learn terms, &c.
Don't forget the place, corner of Merchants
Row and W est S rect
L. 7. LAYTON
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SIR JAMES oLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

This we'll known medicine is no imposition, but
a safe remedy for Female Difficulties ana obstruo-
tons, from any cause whatever; and although
powerful remety, it contains nothing hurtful to
the constitution. To married ladies 1t is pecul.
iarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitaton of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and although powerful rene
dy, do not contain iron, calomel, antmony, or
anythlDg hurtful TO the constitution.
Full direction in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
For full paI ticulars get pamphlet free, of the
agent.
N. B-sl and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will ensure o bottle containing
over so pills by return mail.
Sold By Pond s. Morse. febs:d&ws
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The rumor that the rebels are marching
on Wheeling or Pittsburg rests upon the
fact that a force has appeared at Morgan
town and on the Monongahela River, Viz
ginia, near the State line.
No fears are entertained for the safety
of either Pittsburg or Wheeling.
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EDITOR OF HERALD:

Dear Sir,--With your permm-
sion wish to say to the readers of your paper thai
Will send by return uIail to all who wish (ffea
Recipe, with fun directions for making and
usiug aslmple Vegetable I'm, that will effeotu
ally remove, in ten days, Plmplrs, Bloiches, Tau
treckles, and all Impurities OF the Skin, Leaving
the same soft, clear, smooth and bea tiful
/ will also mail free to those having Bak
Heads or Bare Faces simple directions ami inform
auon that will enable them TO start u iull gro vi
Of LuxuIitnt Hair, Whiskers, OIL a Moustache, i
less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with.
out charge.
Respectfully yours,
IHus. +. CHAPaAN, Chemist
marl0w2m Ne. S3l, Broalway, New York.