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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16

SzNAroR HUSTER-The New York Herald, OF the
9th inst in its black letter sensational captions to the
war news introduces the declaration that "Ssnator
Hunter and Cen. Pickett dangerously SOunded."-
The only fOunda ion Tor this caption telegram from
Stanton to Dix, giving the Substance Of lying despatch
from Beast.Bu Yer, in shch it is stated the authority
of dssSrter tia: HuOtsr dAngere usly wounded,
Pickett also, and Jones and Jenkins killed" This Is an
unhappy minglng OF fAc and fancy, for whilst is true
that the here jenkins and The gallant Jones have gone
to their rest whilst nOby resisting the God fOrsaken
hordes Of YAnkesdOm equally true that Senator R.
Hunter, in the absence of Vce-President Stephens,
still p;esdes with his usual dignity the undisturbed
De iberaiiOls Of the COME derats Senate.
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FaeN s0UFa.wIsrERN vlReINIA

An official despatch was received at the War Depart
ment Sasurily, giving ST. oneas Of the situation
sflirI in SouhSelsera Virginia. The enemy moved
from BlAcksburg Ga tee II b, aad went to NeWpOr'
(Giles com ~ Gsa Crook hal twelve regiments Of
Infantry, piaoaI Of a,ll'ry. sui according to
Yankee pssOae; Oae begad, OF elvIlry, which joined
him sacs tie bltle of COyis Farm Fas prisoner states
that serl lsft Ohlrles II day ago with four bd-
g.dsl Of cavalry; thu; reAshi Logan O. H he de-
sacbsd one brig.d3 - Iil Cook, with ths three re-
naming br g,ds he moyedon all mat Gen w Z Jones,
sx miles from Wy.heTlls on Tuesday and, after a se
we're fight, fell back.
A Later deIpltoh d,iId Chrisiansburg, Saturday,
States that the enemy has gone ia the direction of Mon
roe GO Inty. The commands of French and Jackson in
.erc,p.si Av5riPs commml neW Newport, and scat
tered in The mountains The mAil DO ~ uadsr Crook
would rsaih Gfs,ubssr on Saturday. Little damage
has bean dons to the railroad, except a. New River
bridge. The lead mines AMI salt works are safe.
Iu connection with the above We notice that the Gin
aunat Gazette of March s.h has despatch from West
Virginia announcing the arrival Of Gen. Crooks con-
m,nd at Princeton Mercer county. This is portion of
Gen. Averis Command sent ou to cut the Virginia and
Tennessee Rlileosd.
The Gazette states that our forces numbering 500
had 10 retreat, leaving their camp to the Yankees.
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on EHE SOUTH SIDE.

Tcsre Sas heavy skirmsbing between our forces and
the YsfFsS5, ear DreEly's of all day SaturdsJ.-
Oar loss vas slight The eaahOradug a; some periods
Of the day, was quick and heavy that many persons
supposed that general engagements had commenced.
Oar casualties we're few
Yesterday there vas diminishing again along our
Hnes-tae enemy seeming 10 be intent if possible, On
asesrtaniD; tho strength Of our foracatOns and he
numbsr o. our forces. These be viii know 70 his
hearts eossent whenever the battle comes Off Every
dag Bat gives our people fresh confidence in the ability
O. Gea Bsauregard 10 defend The Capital against 'the
Beast" al his hirsEngs
4 We r. res 10 learn that Colonel Clarke, Of North
Ca.olica. Of General RinsOn's brigade. and hajos
Oisrks, Il ihe Is Virsioia regiment we're wounded
Yesterday Our lOss vas, as on The day before very
ighG
We could state macy items Of interest to our aders
vith reference 10 the army aud defsnces on tie South
side bu, they would releh the Yankees q1ickly %
General Lees ofsia despatch did Butler the other cay,
and therefore, re think best, At this particular time,
10 b 0vsr-prudent rather than too communicative.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT THE C0NFEDERA0Y.
QUARTERMAsTERG GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BURKAU,
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1854.


THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Il Army Northern Virginia hereby notified that
rangenent has this day effected with the Souheru Express
Company carry all packages food and wearing apparel h
Richmond, Va
The advantages thus obtained through the Express
Company the following Instructions must be observed
Packages rot contain than hundred pounds be
well plainly marked and the expense OF the
shipper either Of the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located a. follows:
In North Carolina Raleigh; South Carolina, Columbia
In eora Augusta; In Alabama Montgomery any
other point which Of these Associations have ONCE
he Agents Of these Associations will there take charge
and ship daily By Southern Express Company TO the proper
Agents respective States Al Richmond, who viii then
distributed 10 the proper individual owners
To the Of the soldiers, and 10 give them certain
and speedy communication with home the eouthern Express
Company agreed give this freight preference
thing else In order that obstacle may 10 the
audabe enterprise the several railroad companies
hereby requested 10 render the Express Company such facilities
rs will enable It 10 make this arrangement compete
Ashe Southern Express Company ell responsibility
The trAnsporon Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested withdraw their Agents who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers. the Relief Associations will ESTABLISH
agencies In the other armies they may enjoy the
privileges hereby secured to the Army Of Northern Virginia
y. W. BINS,
Lieut. Dol and Quartermaster
Approved.
A. Z. LAwroE,
Quar.ermasler General
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BALLARD HOUSE.
IMP O-R MT Oh A q +.

THE Proprietors of the BALLARD HOUSE
Il deemng conducive 10 The comfort and convenience
patrons determined conduct the hotel
on the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The BOTEL will be established under this arrangement and
after the 9TH OF April The patronage Of the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited, tables
will be upped with the best that The sfo
every convenience and comfort and servants
attentions vii! be furnished.
The PRoPRIKroRs beg express
have generously them, AID by giving their ino
vua aentono the pleasure and comfort Of their guests hope
10 merit = continuance OF The
MEAIs-From A. ~ to ~ p d.
ap1 J. Q. TALLIAfERRO co.
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w ANTRD-A female TEACHER qualified to
w give instruction In French, Latin and Music, wh
usual English branches, school Of SscholAs Reference
required. Address, stating terms. JOS. DUPDY,
spl4-4w Moores Ordinary, Prince Edward coudr Va.
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BALLARD HoUsr, April 80, 1854.
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY
OLD COLUMBIAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
Il lied upon extensive plAn and greatly
Virginia troops.
In connection with II Is conducted
n Distribution of Army Supplies
by which al contributions food clothing hospital supplies
for Virginia soldiers Chces when consigned
Agen received and forwarded free OF expense 10 the
parties. Also,
n Depository Of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
WAY5lDE INN,
At which all INDECENT soldiers and officers Of the Virginia
when passing through Richmond uough sck
furnished with odgog aud sush subsistence 9mmoda
lions as the Agent may be able to provide.
8. BUP0RD,
Ipl5-c2w Virginia Ar my Agent.
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&SO REWARD.-Ranaway on the Goth Of
dpOO last March, my sHADRAoK. He is about forty
years age built hhI Ave feet SIX Inches complexion
black eyes slightly crossed legs very much bowed and stam
aers slightly taking will pay the above reward for
him II delivered to me, Or conhnsd 50 that can get him
MRS. 8. IL. WINsT0N,
ap16-Stax2s' Poinde rters Store Louisa no. Va.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm OF
IA TofLEs VOOLFOLK. At Orange O. H.. Virginia, are
roe 20 come forward settle and their accounts and
on the M day Of June next longer indulgence
cannot Those having claims against me saia
Arm are earnestly aested sent them BY that me
The books pspsrs In the possession Of Mr. Richard
aouIwsre Il Orange c. H. who fully ar,hodzetto settle al
CHAINS ~ - j. r. VOOLFOLK
sp1b-cimss Surviving Partner Of ToSles 4 voolfolk
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT The 18th
IL SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING MAR
KkTS
Passed April 90 1854
ordained BY Council the City Of Richmond That
the eleventh section q the ordinance concerning
the 18th day OF October 1865 be- and the IL hereby
fepeaed and re-enaeted so as Co read Is follows:
Section H. Alter market hours sell urchase
Streets ether about house IFS
eincts But no person sale Market butter,
eggs Ash ow fruits vegetables any other articles which
purchased A. market while on their way 10
ket and within six mills Of market except fruit or vege
able which shall have bsen produced In another State
duced at distance not es Than fifteen miles from this city Nor
hall engaged In selling, At market, butter,
purchase himself BY the agency Of another, sIk
either Lmsef ether the day that he
seller thereof any butter eggs fowls Any person violating
section sha puchased and shall every
violation One OF not less than than my
dollars; he be guilty second time o. such volaioa,
SHALL addition 70 the zoe therefor, be prohibited forever after
Yards either principal agent for smother IRON Offering for
sale either market any said articles And II any
sha SELL offer for SALE anything whatever al market IN
city h. sha have bern prohibited the thing
shall be fortified TO the city, and be eEed Al
the benefit OF the city ar
he party ding sh moreover be fined fifty dollars for
each thing so sold, OF offered for sale, by him.
A. W. MORTON,
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A. W. MORTON,
ap22-1ay2w Clerk Of u uncl:

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering TO me, securing thai got him,
alto boy THORNTON, about 10 years old, feet inches
a pleas address and expression He M redenco
charlottesville, Absmare county on The 1871 yeorus w
purchased by SIX Of Mr. Thomas Crane OF oape.
per county, 10 which ccrnty he has probably gone.
nhlT-c6 GEO, N. BOWEN
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PATENT SORGHUM Or SUGAR CANE
CRUSHEH.

THE difficulty OF obtaining imported sugar
Il and mosses compes rely home production. one
cultivated In Sorghum win yield Sufficient moasses
for consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare land and plant seed esrysecure good
cruher and make moasses The Sorghun cane
natpres
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from the Coincide
States for and improved Sorghum Cane
stan the saving Of the juice a. aow in the econ Of
labor required TO the mschinen simplicity OF const
on and inth with which IL kept good running order,
Is much superior 70 the machines heretofore used.
FOR BALE-sTATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHT5,
For and particulars ad the subscr Der BAsvls
Post once PoShatan County Va JOHN BOOKER ksq who
has model, at the ONCE Of Kerr Lyon, Rchmond Va
ap1- &c3ms THOMAS o. BRowH.
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EGR HIC
Roports o. enc Press Assosiafon.

Entered according 70 act Of Congress In the 1885, BIZ
THKAHER In the 0erk once OF the District Cont Of the Don
fseRate States for The Northern District Of Georgia.
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Tbe rading party whiel struck the Dlnv lie railroad
At Ooaasld, Thusdly night, consisted Of cavalry, in
fantry and artillery about three thousand strong. We
are graed to learn that the damage to the ocal pits Is
very slight.
From COa'fsld the raiders proceeded to MattoaK for
tae purpose Of destroying the railroad bdgs over the
toe river by county bridge short distances below,
and moved in the direction Of Chula.
TIE following was received Saturday morning by Mr..
J. D. Blair Auditor of the Richmond and Danvile Rail-
road;
MArroAx DlPor, May l4.h, 1864.
The telegraph line required to this point at day
light The big fight between the Yankee raiders and
our forces commenced a. ten o'clock on Mr.. LAWS
E HArve's farm (Oear ChulA,) and Is progressing
- NJ
In the afternoon, another despatch received from
the same source, as follows;
CHULA STATION, Nay l4th.
The enemy attacked our forces at SEiit Greek Bridge
this morning. After sharp fight they retreated by
the road on which they Isis thought they will
20 by Clover Hill Mines. Our loss is two killed and two
wounded. The enemys loss is about twenty killed, four
wounded and nine prisoners in hands. They carried
many of their killed and wounded away Chula Station
and one engine buried. n.
The bridge at which this fight occurred must have
been the railroad bridge over Flat Creek near 0hulA
and the enemy. afer being driven of, doubtless re-
crossed the AppOmsttOx the bridge belOH hatoaI
which wOsd lead them in the direction Of Clover Hill
from whence they would endeavof to return to their
starting point within Buffers lines This raid evil
IDENTIFY grand failure.
In the 6ght on Saturday, at Fla! Creek bridge, 90 the
farm Of Lewis Z. Harvey in Amelia county, noticed
above, Spears cavalry we're Handsomely whipped by
our troops and compelled to retreat leaving tven isis
a. d on ths d end camping oil Lumber of their
wound Our loss was two killed and two wounded
They then made for che South Side road and destroyed
she depot, at Wilson's, and Backs and Whites AID
another point.
Wilson's is twenty nine, ard Blacks and Whites
abOu; about thirty Eve miles west of the city Of Pc.
tersbufg.
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nRSIRABIE GOODS.
IL bales 1900 ya-ds) A Augusta Brown shestIng
IL pieces English Bef fickings
20 do super English Beschei Long Cloths
8 do "A rngish Bieachei sheeiing
90 do Dunbar, DICKSON Co. . Irish Linen
10 do 81 Linen Hucksback
s. d. Epslish Whife Osmbries add Jaccnes
20 30 Checked Musns
30 do Medium Fine BIask Alpaca and Mohairs
70 Fne Black Eaeish Merinos
20 do All wocl Gray, Brown and Black hcuselnes
70 do Handsome spnpg Printed Delalnes
70 do Beautiful printed Lawns and 0rgandiss
kici slack Dress silks
~ pieces me ium and fne Black French Cloths
10 do Cadet Gray English Ooths'
Super English Fancy OassImeres
Elastic Supporters, assorted Buttons
Gloves and Hosiery
Hens itched Hsndbsrchels
Spool Cotton, &C.. &c.
For sale AZ 159 Main street, (SLAUGHTER 90 few doors
below Kent Paine o. mye -9av4ts
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| TNHR ANN UAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. HOLDERS oiihe Richmond, Rredercksbdrs and Potomac
Railroad Company will be held at the ONCE Of company
WEDNESDAY, the lSs o. june, at IL o'clock d.
J. B. wINsrON,
myg--lav3w Treasurer.
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BATTLES IN NORTHERN vIRGINIA-DEsPERATE
FIGHTING-oUR ARMY STILL VICTORIOUS
Tue YANKEES AGAIN REFUSED WITH HEA
wy SLAUGHTER
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72Ig AEWS FROM ALI QUARTERS INTER
ESTIYG DETAILS or THB GREAT BATTLE
nv pBFTRSDAV RET UrPFV GENS IKE AND
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mE TAsKsE GENERALS kuLKD.

The Yaissa paPers. received yesterday, report Brig
Gen Kaye. Of Psnasylvaaa, Wa isWOr.h and Webb, Of
New Ycr-, AID 3 G n S,dgEiek, Who commanded the
s:h arsy eerPs. among their killed Webb is son Of
the rec -utaoe General james Watson Webb formerly
editor O. he Nes York Courier aud Eoquirer, and
minister to BAIL he vas graduate Of West Point
General Ss3gwek was killed Tuesday, walls ez-
posing hin sell bIelstWO,k. BE had just finished
railing some Of the timd Of his men for lodging
tbs bullets Of saarpshooters, VEN be shot
through tie head fell back and instantly ezpirsdin lie
arms Of b's Adutant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16

DOR RENTAL excellent Office, with bed
adjoining etc In the most desirable and central
part Of the city. Apply to X. d. WARD,
apqa-u
The weekly union record., 1864-03-26
The Legislature. .

SEsA1E--March q, An Act amendatosy
OF and supplementary TO SO Act concerning
the militia, intended TO reduee the expense Of
the militia system, passed the Senate. also the
following Acts; an Act to amend an Act con
ceEning officers; a1 Act 10 amend an Act rela-
ting to leins Of mechanics and others; an Act
10 amend az Ae1 CONCERNING houses OF i'll fame;
an Act relating to the establishment Of the
eastern boundary Of the State
ASSEMBLY, March 2l.-An Ac, supplement
taTy 10 an Act providing for tie sale Of school
lands, passed; an Act providingifor the funding
Of the debt of the county OF Colusa. and an
Act to provide for the redemption ofthe funded
Indebtedness of the city Sacramento, passed.
Gov Low sent s message to the Senate. on
22d instant, vetoing the bill 10 tax Sacramen.
to county 10 pay the Indebtedness Of the State
Agricultural Society.
In the Assembly, special guardian bill
passed over the Governors veto an Act re-
peafng an Act providing for the repeal Of an
Act 10 create Redemption Fund il Tehama
county.
Senator Roberts has introduced bill grant
ing bounties 10 soldiers enlis,ing in this State
for the service Of the United States. The bill
provides for the issuing OF State bonds in the
amount Of 81 300 600.
Heavy charges were made concerning the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind ASYLUM, in the Senate
Mr.. Heacock said the committee were prepa
red 10 show by facts that would melt the hear
to tears and convince the people that the pu
I pills who had been receiving their aims anl
charities, had been deprived, for the purpose o
making money, OF the luxuries and even tht
necessities of life. The officers surrendered it:
management 10 the State. and committee mod
fled its report, because woman, Mrs Clark
the Superintendent, would be prosecuted.
In the Assembly, bill was discussed ant
returned TO file, to fix time of settlement Q
County Treasures with State Treasurer.
The bill creating Coso county, passed th,
Senate
Concurrent resolution instructiug the Con
trol!er 10 continue the issue of warrants
Adopted.
Mr.. Boulware introduced bill in the As
sembly for the relief Of Matthew Mullen anC
others. Refers to boundaries Of Bate an,
Su.ter
The weekly union record., 1864-03-26

leaving for Franklin to direct operations
His force is composed of $4,000 cavalry and
"A light pieces of artillery, or four brigades,
which will sweep across the country and thence
into Texas.
Gen Hancock was before the Committee
on the Conduct Of the war March - He
gave complete vindication Of Gen. Meades
conduct at the battle Of Gettysburg.
MARCH PA special to ths Times says
General Grant arrived yesterday and proceeds
at once to the front.
The reorganization of the army will be
quietly and speedily consummated. General
W. F. Smith, whom The Senate confirmed as
Major General TO day. viii have command in
the East, next to Grant. His position will
really be Chief of Staff 10 the Lieutenant
General, and as such will direct the move
ments of whoever may be nominally in com
mand CT the Army Of the Potomac.
A destructive fire occurred Oh the night of
the oath at Cairo, destroying two entire
blocks fronting on the leyee-loss estimated
at $4,000.
MADEIRA, March 4th.-Tbe Confederate
steamer Florida from Brest, put in here Feb
IS, and was allowed to receive thirty tons OF
coal with provisions. She was required to
leave the port against which she protested.
LONDON, March I3th.-Tbe Maximillian
has arrived in London from Paris The Mex
ican prisoners in France have given in their
adhesion to Maximihan Government.
NEW YORK, March 22d.-Gold, l64.-
March oath, l67.
The King of Bavaria is dead-his son, aged
nineteen, succeeds as King.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-26
County Treasurer.

\ Word to the Aced.-Tn the decline Of life
the loss Of vita. force consequent upon physical
decyy, can only be supplied by some yiyifyin.
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without entailing the exhaustion which is always
the final effect Of ordinary stimulants. We tender
TO the aged
DR. HosTETTER's SToNEcH BrTrEas
As al inyigorant and restorative immediate in its
beneficial vction and permanent in its effect 1t
tones the stomach improves the appetite, acts like
a charm upoa the spirits. For dyspepsia, oppres-
sion after eating, billions cholic wind cholc
spasms Of the stomach sick or nervous headache
chill> and fever tremens. prostitution and all the
complaints special to the feeber sex, the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold iy all druggists and dealers everywhere
HoSIEfIER. SMITH & DEAN
Agents for Pacific Coast san Francisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
0EOyILLE. March 18th, 1864.

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered March Sth, to April lst, 1861
including warrant No s94 April ID 1861, also.
warrants drawn on the Indigent Sick Fund regis
tered Noy 3oth, 1851 to Feb. lst, 1852, will be paid
on presentation at this Office, and viii cease to bear
interest this from date; ifnot presented within
sixty days the money set apart for their redemption
will be appropriated to pay warrants next in
order Of registry.
H. B. HUNT,
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INDIAN NALLEE-A correspondent writing
to rs from Indian Valley, Plumas county, says
be has, for the past two months been engaged
in tracing cut copper lodes and assayIBg rock.
Il is his opinion that the lodes in this section
are richer than any yet discovered in this State
ard equal to the far famed Superior region
IN Michigan. From the present prospects and
the amount Of claims being worked, be says if
the roads from here to Oroville were worked
and put il coed condition, there would be
thousands Of tons Of ore shipped to San Fran
cisco via 0royille, during the coming summer
This being the case the benefit Oroville would
derive in the opening up Of tbs trade would be
immense and for years to come.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-26

Pic NIc-On Saturday forenoon the scholars at
tending the Public School marched mile above
town. on the mountain side. where everythin was
in readiness for grand time After partakiDg of
the good things prepared for the occasion and the
singing Of few appropriate songs, the young
students returned highly delighted at their pleasure
trip TO the country.
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HOSTETTER. SMITH It DEAN.
Agents for Pacific coast, san Francisco


Medical fiect ctricity.-We wish IN ca the a'teH-
ton ai siers o. he advertisements Of the Eiec
irnr he In utG-e 6i5 Washington street. The cures
per1Tmei 10y ihe Reform Pr1ecs conducted bv rh4ir
very kfh I'M kedeni physician truly wonderful
ami call for the support of5e Public Certainly ifthere
any ~ hf which fis-2se be removed from IN.
sNsteln- without The Use of poisonous drugs IL should be
cou-aEd by The community. The processes there l.
loved 4 bY The Electrical Currents ard that very Fow
ertul gent the El-cr1 Magnetic Bath one has only TO
rs II 70 become a. once convert 10 The luxarous sys
ten Inc Whole course b-ag source Of pleasure tie-
cdedy Preferable 10 the taking Of bitter and depIeng
medicines J. II. JDSSELYN, NJ. y. is the present
Resider, Physician and most Scientific Physician ].
tsilY found The Afflicted viii do well 10 recoI-
ec hat this Is nc oniy Place whore the Electrupaihc
System S administered en- the Pae-ac coast
Ina-i2 Sun