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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

ESQ APE OF YANKEE PPIscNERs.-0n last Thurs
day night a number of Yankee prisoners confined
at Danviile, made their escape from tobaccn fac
tory. This escape was made after the fashion OF
Morgan. They commenced digging Il tunnel In tho
centre of the ffoor and taking zigZag course FOR
about fifty feet, struck the surface OF the earth Ia
the yard of VT. J. w. Pace, which was outside The
line OF sehtinels and protected from their view by
a plank fence. About sixty prisoners made their
escape. few OF them were arrested before they
had cotton out of town The prisoners It that
place will be removed in few days 10 Americus,
Ga, where arrangements have been made for theia
safe keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

E.cempted First Cavalry Battalion
for local defence, Colonel Wm. NJ Browne,
whose petition has for some time been held
under Consideration by the Secretary of War,
was yesterday exempted from field duty, and
will be retained for the original service
which prompted their organization. The
status of the battalion is now fully estab-
lished, and all members who do not forth
with report for duty will be handed over TO
the conscript gatherers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

Seye~ely Busnt-A few days ago a little
son of Mr.. William Allen, living on OH
street, beyond Leigh, FIR nch Garden Hill,
while standing in front OF the fire at his IA
ther's house, iell in, and before he could be
rescued from the blazing Goals Was burnt in
shocking manner. Yesterday afternoon
the little sufferer was mucS better than he
has been since the occurrence of the aeci'
dent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
GRON CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Feb. mo casualties at
Fort Sumter. The bombardment Of the
city continues steady. The firing has been
more rapid this evening-two persons slight.
ly wounded. A fire broke out on CONNER.
eiai wharf this afternoon, which DESTROYED a
row of cotton factors Offices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

INCREASE IN THE kRMY CT TENNEssEE.--The Dai-
ton C,nfsierate Is Informed that in the first twenty
days of last mouth, uOtw outstanding the excessive
severity of the weather, the net increaSe OF ilar
dee's corps was about nine hundred-one thousand
three hundred and fifty having returned TO duty
and four hundred and fifty having lcit on iuriough
We understands that the net increase in Hfdman's
corps, in the same time, was about seven hun
hrpi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
FIR ON E.fST TENNESSEE.

MoRRIsTowN, Feb. 1.-Our cavalry now
occupy seviersville, the enemy having re-
Tired to Marysville. Our loss in the engage.
ment of the 9th was not as great as 70.
ported, Icing only 1875. The weather con.
iinues very pleasant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

FROM TIE RAPIDAN

ORANGE G. H., Feb. 1.-The enemv'a cav.
airy, guided by man named Robinson.
dashed across Robinson's River early ON
Sunday morning, capturing some of our
pickets. After visiting Madison c. H., and
capturing the contents of the mail at that
place, they re-crossed to Culpeper countv-
The enemy have been scouting during the
past week, and changing camps.
Major General Breckenridge arrived here
to day, and is the guest Of General Lee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

GxgKRAL LEE ON THE WAR.-rA gentleman who
has lust arsised IN Columbia, from Richmond
brings the cheering intelligence that Generai Lee,
in conversation with beyy OF friends, recently,
made The remark that, with 20 800 additional men
In his army, and ~ 600 additional troops In the
army or General Johnston, we could whip all the
Yankee tribes that may be brought asainstu lie
further observed, that II the contest was ptolong
ed until September next, and we shou'a meet with
o grave disasters (Which, General Lee did not an-
tctpate,) the greatest crisis Of the war would be
successfully passed.--SoaA Garoiinidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

girl named Rose, belonging to MIR. Charles
Phillips, in Sidney, ran away from her mas
ter, taking with her from five to six thcu-
sand dollars worth of fine ladies' dresses,
jcwelry, SC. It is believed she has been
spirited away by The many underground
agents who are now stalking about our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

BURNED TO DcATE.--In Ware comfy, Ga, on
the night o. the 2t ut., negro entered the house
of lady where there were no males, and violated
her person. He was recognized, and The next day
pursued by dogs and Caught. He was condemned
by Jury of citizens TO be burned to DEATH and the
sentence was immet.iately carried into execution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

Henrico Gounty Court Yesterday was the
regular time for the meeting of the Henrico
County Court, but owing TO the absence Of
witnesses, DC, no business was transacted.
On Wednesday and Friday 1t is expected that
be taken up and diepOsed OF,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
RUYA ~ Y4

SNO DOLLARS RSWARD-Ranaway from nv
s)VO hoGse yesterday. ny sef want girl ROSE -
she - about II years old, bright mulatto, ready
s;oken and nte igcut. She ,cck from the house the
night previous suudry articles ct iades' Clothing,
among tbem silk End lawn dresses ladies' cloth
ciOaks; two hats, unGorclothiTg, &c also, pair Of
gold bracelets with the init ala of Il B P' on the
i"cte; geld chain aad hres-sTin, ana many othe r
thiDge which l canaGt enuUera.e. | have reasons
Tor believing thst her aim VIII be 10 make her
escape into the eneniyE lines in company will: white
persons The above reward Of $500 will be gi ven
tor her apprehension aud the delivery of the articles
soien. CHARLES PHILIPS,
fe 2-Us Cor 9Th and Main stc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

On0 DoLLA43 Reward Ran away, On Sunday
ZtftJ night, the lIth inst, my negro man James;
he Is about ~ years old gui likely, with smooth
skin, black rompiexiou full suit of hair ieet I or
inches high. weighs about $50 pounds and iih bis
index hnser On bis right hand stiff In attempting TO
MAKE his escape he viii do btless pass through Reh-
mcnd, as his mother iivcs there Win Mr. VIM r
fngh, on Grace street. between 7ih and Ssh. The
above reward viii be paid on his apprehension aud
Confinement in jail 81 that get hm
Nm GREEN,
Maesingfori. Charlotte co, Va ia 2i-IGs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

TERMINATION I6stponed.-The examination
OF Mrs. Patterson Allan, on the charge Of
reasonable correspondence with the enemy,
which was to have taken place Bef re Com
missioner VIM. f. Watson yesterday, was
further continued to Thursday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

s.MocHpTApLE GlvT.- Mrs. Gen. X Lee recently
presented ~ pairs 0f gloves, made with her own
hnnds, 10 q detail Of men from the SD regiment
NJ @. tsoops, engaged in rebuilding the plank
road, nsas Orange EOuH HoNse, W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

C0A DOLLARS REWARD.-I will pay the
stUU above reward for The apprehension and
safe delivery 10 me In RichmOnd, OF my man Hen.
ry Johnston, bright mulalto, about IS % years
Old, about five feet high, stoG; frame, who left my
premises, corner 9TH and Cary SITS, on the night OF
the 2sih - He has, no dot.0t, provided
himself with forged papers, with the intention of
passing into the enemy's lines In some one direc-
tioH.
one half Of the above reward will be paid If he
is secured In some jail until can get possession
OF m WIN BARRETT,
fe I-3lr Corner 5th md Cary sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

S0A p1iLAks Raward-wnl be paid for tho
sJUV delivery to me Or secur ng 80 that can get
them, two negro men belonging b Mys HixAbetn
lips left the evening OF the d. 9, OF January Pc
ter. b feci inches high, brcwn skin, thick lips,
with some impediment in his speech. leh Monday,
the 18th OF January. II u supposed thai both are
making for the lines Of The enemy 1s60 for the re-
covery Of either one VIII gives
CHARL - BAUcK,
ja H-lots dsas Of I7lh IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

tt0A DoLLAi-S ReTaTd-WIll be paid ter the
sOO apprehension and delivery y me Uf my
boy austin, vino aDsoonded from the resiiencs of Il
Hixsi, e. Of this city ca the night OF the 2s.l
OF January. He ~ 70 years Old, bright mu alto
spare built, height feet or inches
JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
Commssary DepJl, Dock ana 17th sis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
PROCLAM.TIONS.

sJY The GOVERNOR OF vIRSSNIA-A
: Proclamation The General Assembly of Viz
ginia having, on the 2Oth instant, passed an ac,
amendasory oi The act passed October a. 1863 emf
uec AN act to authorize the arrest of de ser,ers hv
the civ'i authorities, and having directed the anna
10 10 be puolshed by proclamation Of the CoveYnor
Therefore, |, WILLIAM SMITH Governor of the
,t n"'n'ohWta'th OF Virginia. do hereby proclaim
ana All ofncers affected by i,s provisions are re-
qnired promptly and efficiently TO execute the
same, ana me people generally called upOn IN
render willing obedience TO its provisions.
f~~) Given under nv hand as Governor. and
L. s. under the seal of the CommOnwe eaith nt
49, Htchmo; d, this 2lst day Of January. 1854
and in the osth year oi the Commonwealth.
WILL NJ SMITH. q.
RY the Governor:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

4 I'm Dollars Reward VIII be given los the ft
c1very and delivery TO me Of my won Al Hes
ter, who left my place Cf residence, on Cd st. four
days aga She has ore child, ato,a two years old
She is of medium size ana dark cemrlex'ou.
fe aite Ei.i1NMAN GENTRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
fe2-1w

ID AN AWAY-Erom my house, on yesterday
IL (Sua ny ) ny cook woman, Ez ,heth ag i
az ut So years, rather medium height bright
mulat'0 in ooicr. she eft with her hCsbaf John
Washington, Owned by Mr. Ingram, OF Nofihumber-
snd 90, Eastern e, and s supposed to be making
her way 20 the Yankees. l will give reward for
her delivery to me of $500 :,
ELAiS PURWELL, ND,
fo2--4if Cor Leigh and 6lh sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
..,, ar PRISONERS ARE TREATED Al
NV - rnINI L0OkONI.

ar PRISONERS ARE TREATED AT
-" 1 POINT LOOKOUT.
IA. have before us a letter from Jefferson
..-. ,sbleh presents in strong light the
80. -, cruelty with which our gallant SOL
-, treated at Point Lookout, Md. The
.f.t..s hat about Christmas number
,s.-,,fies of that county, who have fricnts
-,atiyc. in the hands of the enemy,
l.,, m boxes OF clothiag and provisions
..,t ,rbich 70 cheer the prison life Of their
..,.i ones These boxes were permitted to
..,t n1f never - reach or benefit those
..-.bo,a thew were designed. After arriving
-. Paint Lookout they were robbed Of their
.,,.erts and the empty boxes handed
...l~r3 among our poor bsys, TO a9gravate
.,..r loss and make it seem greater TO their
,a,s .nt. and hungry stomachs. The let
,-- proceeds 10 say
~, ,yAaar,. within the enemy lines, and come
. t.,.y contact with them. know and feel the
,i. al ,tr old prnyerh, thai the devil must he
'..gh, vii5 ire Nbrh 1if oulcry was raised IL
. trsr.. lspcrs ahau tBeir starving prisoners In
-.t,,.ra. .gtn those vino briieved 1t said it was
,.. 10, hat they shonid al least tIas 0t the cnp
t.., a.I been tryiug so ioagf0 mako us drink tut
,.y,,1s,.pf r.dised to receive the bounty offered
~ the yaukr, tiSverHme mt but il doaa not h'si-
,aia fJ take all thai the people who sustain that
Ite.fqusnt nac ehsase ia send, The Bible says,
q, a man take rnHr cloak. give him Your coat
ala, ifi it naa htie tells you that a,cr he has
..n xouf tisqk aut coat and Is trying ~ get your
stiri ai van should tt lhr recipient ot his bounty
ana rui,uI3l,i.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

c. s. District Coart.-Judge Halyburton's
Court will commence this morning. Tbs
Judges health is much better than it has
beer for some time back
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

cU0 DOLLARS REwAED-My man Lam
sJ' " don, about u years did, about ) feet or
inches high, black and toierahiy likely, iet the
tobacco factory of Childrey < Jones Oh the 25th
January, 1864, and has not been seen or heard of
since lie has wife and child en-, who live ia
Adams's Valley, near the Laacasterian school
House ; and he may he lurking about the ely,
though 1t Is quite as probable that he is attempting
10 make his way into the enemy's lines. will
give the above reward for him, If delivered to Mr.
ID Eacho, Of This city, or lodged In some Iaii
here, so that get him again.
ia ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

DS DOLLARS Eeward.-Escaped from IN. j Ill
ZsD Of Lee Il how maD, on the night of TIE 5is.
January, Henry boy about Is years old q black
complexion, stout and thick bu,,t; hsd OF; a blue
military cap, aud gray military jacket, with brass
buttons. The a6lvs reward # $25 will be paid for
his delivery t. ne, or to the js of Mcssrs Lee &
wma1. - JS0 HU tCHE+ON,
fso-fI Gura,n- cf Tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
HARVEY, HEILINGs II co,
Whoieeaia anI Retail Manufacturers of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE BOOTS
AND SHOES.
Isl Main street. between 18th and 18th.

HHIu EIFttt, UVtWFeH I-fH ulu IN'tls
Having in our employ tic bes; workmen to be oh,
taiDed aud well selected stoek OF the very fDest
material We prepared to turn out in any quantity
the best quality Ut LADIES', cElTLEMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR. We keep rothing on hand
but wha. IL one own make, aud will guarantee az
good article in every respect ~ any which can be
run through from Yankee land All we ask is 3 trial.
IL Particular attention viii DO paid to the nane.
factore of Misses' aud Boys' Shoes
GS-A All orders from the trade viii meet with
prom pt attention. de lS-2ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

Cnn DOLLARS kEWaRD Ran away on Cat.
CUU urIsy, the S9tn January. my negro man,
klrd C"lstcn De j. about 5 feet / or inches hig, ,
etcut built, not very dark conpect d. good cou t..
nance. will give the above reward if delivered TO
me, or $50 II ccnhnod IN any part OF the State go
may be able to get him.
ANDREW PiZZiNI,
70 2-1Ea u,n,d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

onA DOLLARS Rewa.d-Ranaway from Lee x
ZUO bJwmans jail, Frank in 81, en- the 2sih Of
j us'uary, negro n1sn naused Arhistesd. lie u
abont a5 years old, black complexion, black beard
and moas;sche one Of hts little hI gers Ia suG lie
was raised in Aileghany county. Va, az the Sweet
Springs when he lett no bad hotne IN. .de leans
clothing; Tore one boot sad cne shoe sThe above
reward will DC pad for nis recovery.
il ,sif- g. w HOPPE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
C1WARDIN d CO.
- unsNrSa .rERRuARY Q, 1866
.,.cA,nstNT THE VALLEY.

,,.,, . week ago in notice oi afi'iTs III
,.,,c, VIC stated that Robt \. Conrad,
~ ','..,., ''' Williams. Esq, had been arrested
500 x.reees in Winchester snd carried OF
lo.,ases for VIM. Dooley, Cn'oh man.
81 -. y prisoner In Castle Thunder
W ..t,ra IA coryects this statement as
" ~ -, Williams, and say. that Rev. Df A.
j" nd uas the party arrested with Mr..
j. Dr. B. is an able and distinguished
.-,..sr # the Presbyterian Church, and
.''' -'r.rg been in charge of congregation in
@.hfs,er He is a brotherin-law Of hon
g. Faulkner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

O., - VIZ iioN.-'fhere was An. error in
-afdas.s,' VI the proceedings in Congress,
4sC5es rhu'', stating that letter from
de4s,. ordnance represented that his
dya. =. was In arrears twenty millions Of
De5.r,, HF are Informed that the Ordnance
eoaaupIso.''' - hol IN arrears al all, and the
Iaasaae of -" referred to merely urged the
estiaslas appropriations TO meet current
iSo ulnass " requisitions, which had reached.
A'9nt Of dollars,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

roD Liver Oh
~ Ccppcras, Alum
spirits Turpentinc.
For eaie at POWER McPHAIL'S,
70 la Main st, opposite Od Market,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
The Opening of ls64-rOreisn Opin-
isanx..eAsN

We yesterday gave an article from the London
Times on the opening of 1864, and what bad been
accomplished by The North in 1868. We give to
day some further foreign extracts. which show
what Is thought in England of the prospects for the
Confed,rscy for 1864
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19

Mts Der geinb suradsursihsn besann, mar 8urn'
fee enhlih nit Der gluffeQun8 fsiner Sruppsn fsrti8
uno nun rar bic eide alriihsn 9aneo2 uno Mars
rem ausasfaut. @saen talb 5 ubr ernente Der Usine
BEN Nnorif auf BEN linfsn Bli3el. 9cnaifreet'a
@rrps, Sas am Wlorsen ron Sranes Gcurttcuis ats
asfcmnue mar, unb 9il's Gcrps nabnsn an Der
Mttade She'll. @isberbolt .puree 6ancca, Der in'
arilheu trieeer elm nenis rcr9eiiat trar, mad Dem
Bade ,uri6astristsn. Mctt's GiriNcn mid in aro'
Ger Gcnfuacn burif. Sic Mstade bee Teinbss bebnte
ih aui Burnfoe unb e!aen Sasil ees Ssntruns
(NDarren's Gorps, @rsmfcro's Siriacn) aus. Stss
p%enIcn's SipiTon con 8urn7oe's Gcrps 5cB lih in
9er,rirrane surif uno Swan9 oaourb bic sanbe Sts
ME lis ,um Centrum cine retrcsraoe 8ereaun9 ~
maaen. @rarfcvns Dipiicn lit isbr fart, Elm psnns
Iplpaniihes @eaiment ruros fat gang 8efaasen nno
Der Geino nrana bis an bic fGosralen Brufwsbren
pcr. Sic Gsfabr zines aussmsinsn Wseihsns Der
3inie, reIp. bes 0urhtrshens Der fSesralen Ntnis
mar in bie(em Nusentlia istr srcb, bod spuros oie'
Islte burA einen nit @etranotbeit unn Braponr BON
Der Brigade bes Col. Garrcu ausBsfatrsn Tlantsn'
anariff auf ben Tsine ~atasmeneet nno lsetersr ttl,sB'
lhh nit arcsem Nsrluf ,uriidsstrieben. Sen Tlan'
fenanarif tatie 0antcf anoscronet. Ncn ca an
puree Der Iinfs Ulissl niAt mebr b%slafist.
Nun trat cine Yauie Gin. Sie Shlaht 'hien
porabtr al isin, bod Naats mari fh Der Teino sss
asn ben GuserRen rshten Ttassl Der TSSralsn, Der
aus Wtlrcp's alter Bri9aee bsitano ntsr trslHe
Sen. @tYmcur (ron Olufse fer bsfannt) sit am
rorbeasbsneen 9ltsnb ben Bsfstl iifsrncmuaen bate.
Ser Mnsrif srfolste, mabreno bic TDesralsn oamit
teiaaftist tparsn, fh Eel ibren 9aserfsusrn su rsr'
ihan,eu. gs mar cine fSrmlifs DISCRIMINATING.
gepmour's 9sute battsn taum 3sit, ju ben aSatsn
,u areiien, unb fat bic syanSe BrisaSe asrietb in See
fanssnlhait. Gin Sbsl Der CUR &infsn RON sep'
mcnr pcRirten 8risaoe oss @srsral Sbalsr t9s'lte
has @didIal Der erlsrsn. 9sies Gsnsrals trurcsn
aefanaen ssnommen. Gurh biele 8smesuns mar
Bic game glrmes fart %esidbrnst, bod eslan8 ss Dem
@eneraI gstsmif, Der ben rshtsn Glasel eommans
hirte, bas unsli9 auf DEN aubsrRsn rehtsn Vli'sel
au tslhrSntsn.
Grant faratte, bas sisisr Grfola bee Tsinsss Sis'
fen in @tanb isssn niree, in ben &adsn Der SOos.
ralsn 3u s~stansen, uno srtteilte ipabrsno. Der Naht
ben 8sfsbl, cine anbers Yciition einSun.tm!sn. 1laf,
liherpsiis teutsts Der Tstno isinsn Dortbsil niht
aus, ipnosrn sat oas pdbrsno Ser Nadt ssmonnsne
Ssrrain trisosr auf. gas ss Mcrssn mar battle Sso.
grid feline Srurpsn saiammensSo5sn uno fd tart
rerlhan1t. 9iss mar bic ghlaht am Srsita9'
Sic 8sihaRsnbsit zee tissli9sn unh itarf tsmalcs'
ten Serrains psrbincsrts Die %tpirfiame Mnmsnouna
ron NrtiQsrie, iona mirbe Hh nas &slnltat pisQsiH'
s~intiser fir bic Sober allen ssifaltst batsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
Gtnla

So1sDlisss Mittasnl Sd Gin bic fssts
Naht ton sinsm sraulamen Satsr (8atarrb) bsfalsn
~roresn, Der mid 70 surrihtste, eab i'd Den eanssn
Sad buisn muB. SD 1Obe bid an, listre Srsin'
bin, tsiub mid mo los ccsr rsrjsbls mir etrras Dor.
@isQsiht trisft b. ben Setter @iebltsb (Ybilipp) bel
Inns. @srsiss mid ntAt arme Sans.
Seine Drubbsrtfe.
0auerbaftisfsit bes SoIses. SIN Sats
1855 mureen bic finfbuneert Sabre alten 4fGble
BON ulmsnbOl; rorauf bic SOnnDner Brids rub,
i%crsfaltis untsriuat une menis p~srfault %ssfunesn.
Scr alts @apcp Yalat in Der @itp BON scnecn fett
auf piGblsn BON ulm.ns, Gihen,s 8uhsns uno
gDaunu6tcli, bic rcr $50 Sabren sinserammt unS
nod pcufcmmsn trobl srbaltsn fnb. 9is DOMAIN
Brafe. Die Der rDmiihs Raiisr Srcjan ~(rssisrts BON
SO tis I'D tausn lief, 1T s,rar lanst ~SsritSrt, atsr
siniae Yfable ietsn ncd. ginsn berlslten 3oS tnaH
bsraus uno ianb ibn auf Der StaHahe tis 5u erei'
pisrtel 3ca prfsinert oas atriss SOlj otsr unusr'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
g d I q ut D.
8rr 3sitsn au Ssruialsm.

9cr 3sitsn su Seruialsm,
9a lsbt' elm rsilsr 8Snis,
Blisb Ihuleis fsine Mntlrctt mem,
Ct liett' unb tranf niht treniS;
Sod ale CT alt seroroen mar,
6stsust Der fcljs Shsitsl,
Sis @assn rinn, idneersiB has Saar,
@apisr fat Sob i'm 8sutsl
Oa Ibris er in Seruialem:
% 1T MQss MQss sitsl!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
YGderet su p%erfaufen!

Sn Spriuafelt, @larf Co., Ohio, SO. III Wain Strabs,
il bic tprtiae Bdderei untsr susn gsftnsunsen ,u ~psrtauisn.
De@e gdderei il lebr gut sesssa, I'M @sftaite au na1sn.
M1rs Is. 1864 3mw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
8 It

SD1pept1
uno fo(de Granfbeiten, wel6e aus bet ullz
pronun9 BET Seber uno BET Terbauur9sz
Sr9ane entiteben,
msrtsn eurirt bur9
Or. Sopflanb'S
Seutfbes Sitters,|
bas sroEe, tdrtenbe MitteI.
Sisfe Bitters babsn msbr &ursn b~s,rirft. bsfriebtBen
anaen,stnsr, uno baten msbr refrtftatle BIrger
aufjumeilsn, bic bafir sinfstsn,
alS traenb elm anberer Mrtifel int Wfarft.
NienanO mrb tteie gsbauptuns ~ssOsresea tSnneu, unt
mir tssablen
1000 Collars
Dsmjsmissn, Der ~bstpsiien sann, ba6 irsenS tin ron
uns putliSirtss 3susnib una4t id.
@ppflanb'S beutlheS 8itterS
furirt ieten SAT- spa
Gbrunilder oter nerSSier Sdpdde, gsitherten Der Nieren,
unn pan Ipl9sn 8ranfteten, bic aus einen1 %unprbent-
liHen Masen entfeben.
80 Man tectahte ~fclasnoe @puiptcme, rsl'
DE aus Der uncrbnuns Der Derbaurnss.S rSans
entfteben:
gerfcsfuna , tnnerlihe @eltnire, SluHiterb Gufung am
appfe, Massniaure, iblsr 9erud. Sersbsnrsr. Abnsi'
euns eesen @pe,ien. Ghmere i'm Maesn, faures
Mufhpb,n, Sinfen pter OGDEN Der Maaeubant,
Stpintel imacpie. ftneQes unh beftper.
lteS Mtbmen, Sersrpten, elttiten.
bes 0efutl beip, 0iegen, &c.
T%dtaltpdte, 4Ieten unb
1aren Dor DEN Nusen, ieterii6sr
rnb bumrtr g DINER, i'm acpfe, Man.
eel an Sawsib, gcltlte Saut unb Wugen,
@hn.er;sn in ben Seiten. am Ruden, an Der
gruf, ben @lebern &c , plDblbe NnfdQe Son 6ibe,
Bremen I'M 8leilge, fprlpdbrenee Gtntilpuna unb 5urht
Dor unSluesfaaen unp tte qeerudte @enltbsiimnlun9
-
wlau peraens nidt, bas bisi.s Bitters niht alec,
hrltlh 1T, feintn Stun ceer gSbiafen ents
bdlt, Niemancen tstrunfen mas
hsm fann, atsr bas bette
tslstenbs Mittsl in
Der gSslt 1T!
Oie na6fplseroen 3euenif1e beitatisen bas
pbige
Wpn lem Gbrtp. Qesi q. Bed, Yafrr her g%api1enfir.
su pemtertrn, Stem SerffY, frabsr an Ter Nrrb gaptisn'
trre in philadelphia.
rmir 1T spofIauts teutfHes sitters felt elmer Reibe ron Sab.
rem pptl befaunt. SD tate es in mener ei9enen 5aniie getrdudt unit
feline mir funsen tateu mir 70 sussfaat tF i'd MID peranlaft futle, 81
sislsn anbersn AT elnpfetlen, u0 i'd rsis, Rag rs in elmer auHalasnt
%motlttdtisen WeIs aemrtt rat. @s ntadt mir tcfpnserss @ersnassn
tieIe & Ia fade ffrrttid ,r 6enrtnie su brineen. ue tiermrt eiejentsen
melte an ZEN leten lsissn, seesn melte tieies gitters empfrtien Trs
tarauf aufmerIian su MAIDEN, neil i'd aus erfatruna mcis, tas rneint
Gmpfetlurs Fd bemdtrt. Sd tte ss nit 9srsnaasn, "a srcaans' I
8itters tasu tefilnnnt IL, Gle geirenren Su fdrten, unr ttn %terauftenser
Gtnapps 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
Wein

hermit bic Mn,eise, tB ct 5OOO @aasnen febf ~eesosenen
gBein, p~orsasitss @ewd1s, auf Eager bat unp babsr ina
Stanre it, 8efeaunssn TN @roesn uno alelnsn prompt
mb su annsbmtareu Yriien ~ausfabrsn gu tDnnsn.
Nian abreflre
Srieerih Shitte,
gpr 2SS, Dayton, NOnaomerY 60, Obic.
M1r, 20 1864. mod tp