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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06
4 lint ZOE TIE C0NMIssARlAE

We are informed that the sgents OF the Government,
who tiaVersinS the adj1cGn counties for the pur-
pose OF impressing and buying supplies FOE army,
have not taken any portion ofth products Of those
farms, whose being absent, presented by
ov,rsssrs TIE ogerJeers stats that they Rave no au
hority to sell the Government aud the agent accord
ingly s,s on TO the next farm, where he finds tie
pr0pi tlr ia prison, and negotiales with him.
This is naliiesly uaair. Every iermer in the couu-
Try shoul required t. furnish fair and equitable
portion ii, crops for tbs support of the army-nO
more and less. We earnestly advocated, last year
the adoption Of system which would inslre an equal
apportoume of this burden. Let it be ascertained
from the assessors books othsIWie the quantity Of
grain a., raised each farm, which, being dose, LIT
the owners Of the crops be not that the Government
VII require certain per censgs thereof, which rate
.houli be ua form througLou the State The owners
should then have iu privilege to dispose Of the balance
at any price, without fear Of improvement or official
interferercs Of any kind.
gentleman familiar with 6gu:es has informed 10
that the eat prOiuot of certSin estates the
James yer Canal would suIfco 10 'urnish full ration
Of -four to Gen. Lees army for rney days II tbs be So
the infe1nc is sis. BILE thu! thsre ia terrible waste
Of the cereal pro ucts of Vrginl. We Woul like to
ses an exhibit. of tie quantity Of ithe wheat
and collected in Virginia during the past Twelve mon BIS.
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1CO THE FRIENDS OF, THE SOL
Il DIERS THROUGHOUT UTHE COHFEDERACY,
oUARTERMAsrEa GEMS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BURxAU,
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1864. J


The friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of Northern
Virginia hereby notified that arrangement has this day
been elected with tbs southern Express COMPANY carry all
packages Of food and wearing apparel 10 Richmond, Va
To the advantages THIS obtained through the Express
oorpAny the following Instructions must be observed;
Packages must contain than hundred pounds be
aud plainly marked and sent at the expense r. the
shipper 10 ether Soldiers Relief Associations which are
located as 70 lows: .. . -,
in GEORGIA. At AUGUSTA In AabAma ~ Montgomery; TO
other polnt these Associations have ONCE
The OF the Association will there take charge Of them
and shin daily by Southern Express Company TO the
Agents. Of The at Richmond, who will them
distributed to the prop r Individual owners.
the wishes Of the soldiers, and to give them certain
speedy Communication vita home the Southern EIpr'
Company reed give tails freight preference orer eoe-
thing and In order that obstacle 70 The sue
AudAbe enterprise, the several railroad companei
arc hereby requested 10 the Express Company such fa
teS as will enable to this arrangement complete
Kasakl
the Southern Express Company assumes all responsibility Of
the OF these packages the Relief ASociAuons are
requested withdraw he agents who have heretofore acted
messengers Ii the BE lief Associations Will establish
tgencies other armies they enjoy the same
privileges hereby the army Of Northern Virginia
J. w. FINS,
Lieut.. Dol. and O. II.
Approved
A. T. LAWroS,
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A. 3. LAWroS,
Gu lrtermAster General.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS DEPT,
RICHMOND June lst, 1854 I
Mr. R. B. Bullock agent OF this Department. assigned 70
the organizing the transportation OF supplies OF iood and
chins arrangement with Southern Express Com
pAny, above related.
He will visit the several Relief Associations explain the work
ing the system and encourage the friends soldiers 10 take
advantage OF this Of supplying the wants Of these In
the Geld. A. K LAWrOh, -
OuA aeFGe
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FROM PETERsBUR1 !.

PETERSBURG, July o-fhFre va brisk TX rmishi' g
along the lines, the centre and g6t last nj ht ri
to day. with heavy Smelling from tiegs guns at intervals
Gen. Alexander LoDgstreet, chief OfartilIery, sIgh y
wounded few days sirca, il doing quito wei.
Gereral BushIod Johnsfn was slightly ~oun ed
yss erday, but cid not leave the q Ia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
200 pads assorted Cotton Yarns
cOO 10 kegs Soda
10 bars Pepper
boxes Clarified Sugar
100 sacks Salt HyA r
20 boxes Tailow Csndlei
10 coE. Brooms
barrels Lard
% kegs Nails
cases Brandy 10 pint bottles
10 pieces Beached Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross Mztches
500 packages Tobacco
/ Js2S-N TAROT WILLIAMS.
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BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M RTAN CHAN d L..

THE Proprietofs of the BALLARD HOUSE,
Il deemng conducive the comfort and coavenence Of
their patrons visitors have determined conduct the hotel
the EUR0PEAH STYLE.
The HOTEL vii BE- sbheS under this arrangement
after the eth oi April neXt The patronage OF the travelling
public and ycrs generally respectfully soctec tables
supplied with the best that she market gGord snd
every convenience and comfort regards and
attentions will be furniIhed.
The 10 express their thanks ho,e
have generously pstro lied ITEM ard BY giving their na
viiua attention 10 the ard ecmor OF their guests hope
10 merit q continuance Of the sane
AEALs-Rrom "a. NJ 70 10 p N.
Apl J. O. TALLIAPERg0 90.
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TEL E G RAP.B


uttered according . 70, Of oohes. in the year 1885, By
feessts States for the Northern District Of eeorgb
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS Co,
Augusta. GA, Feb 20. 1864.
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
soldiers in the Army Of Northern Virginia and ehe-
where ey prepared carry arrangements
nounced the card and that they will do all In their
power to fuin Its requirements JAMES SHUTTER,
General sup't and Acting President,
Je9- e'd2n Southern Express o.
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AN ORDINANCE


AN ORDINANCE
ITO. REPEAL AND RE-RNACT pHF ism
Il SECTION or TIE ORDINANCE CoEoESS' l,e ii3E-
KET6.
ffssred April 20, 1864
Be ordained By the Councillor Oily O, Richmond fis,
the eleventh section Of TIE oTdinsnce concerning Markets ry
ed the 12h day Of 0etjber 1853 snd the 10 besoy
repealed and re-enscted 20 rad o. foioTs;
Section H. After market hours, pcfson sell urchsss.
about the Streets, other thar shout market house r-
cncts. But person shall Offer for sale CT MARKET tuJe.,
eggs Ash, fowls fruits yegets5 aay oir articles which
ssal have been purchased Market Wo their
Market and within SIX niss Of zarke; except fu vsgo
tables which GS have bcn produced In smother sse,
duced al distsnos not les than fifteen miles from t city
shall person engsgsI Il Jelng at market, butter, eggs
fowls pdrchase hDse BY the agency CT another, ct mark
either for himself aEy other peTBo the day hs bel
seller thereof batter eggs fowls any person violating
this section pha oi what so purehsted and shall
violation psy fne 81 not less th.n ten sn atty
dollars and fbese guilty seccnl time Of ruch violation,
SHALL addition 70 TIE nne therefor be prohibited forever after
wards either principal for another Offering for
at either market Gny said articles And n any person
shall sell, oder for Ea anything whatever as aTkes 10
said city, after he Ia have been prohibited the thing 80 st
offered for sale shall be forfeited % The city, and be SEIZED and
sold the clerk OF the market for the enet OF the city and
the party offending .hs be sntd niy dollars for
each thing 90 sold or offered for sale, by him.
A. W. MORTON,
ap92-lav2u Clerk OF Csrncl.
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:. AtsrrrnN salrs--rHra I.



THE C0HsEDfbATE sTATES.- The Directors Of The Young
Mems Christis Asociston Of SlehoDd Ttspecuy, but
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent and The eoc infoukhou
Vie confedcate sats eel In behalf OF the sAn
has bsen refuge for those who have been driven ron nsf
hoe9 ~ our fusss ~beEies. ThtusGncs o. hePts women
ana ohdren not oE tue devastated coune OF Virgins sone
nearly every htae the Conece have sought an
s.yam N our ds Gu citizens have been appeaed In ru-
oeress INSTANCES relieve the wounded soldeo fur
nh noes ana cothing fer soldiers IN the a hosp tall and
70 anou i9ca ana seer Tor their suffering families oDd nohy
nave tney In The great Of instances responded every
appeal -
supplies provisions The city AZ this time ar. 10 re-
d1cec eud the difficulties obtaining meas
and great that the funds or The recf
OF The accomplish bat little purchasing
Of life. .lt5l q %
there more than thre thousand meIeE Ls city
seeking employment from the Goyermeni II vn
who obtain not fully employed The received
their work Will not enable these women 10
sucency OF the planet food for Themselves and children.
without asetssce, hen from the city ami csurty generally
instances OF actual starvation US; have occurred Our
City Council hiss made most LIBERAL sppropistons for e pur.
suppes both for graft. sous distribution and for sale
cost but The agents employed for Che purpose have not been
able 20 proccre the quantity OF provisions required.
Under these circumstances feel that II IN Ger duty 70
peal throughout; tue CoDeeoT2ie Etsts 70
forward without delay contributions Of and supplies TO
Committee Of this Association. finee the
Of xaT this Committee has aborsd Eeslonsy and fa-
oral and spiritual welfare OF soldiers and
families, for the OF glorious lie,
those soidlers be discouraged now upon the OF
veest and ust last and post glorious campaign
for want OF the sympathy and support Of e; friends
At home
shipments made TO Roger Martin supee or VIZ. P.
kunlcrd Chairman Of the Army concitse vii be promptly az
Aud Ia accordance With special IEad0
nth the superntcpdent of the southerh Express CCmT aay ali
express charges win be paid by theRi NJ Richuond.
Contributions money should also be thfss FcnisHa
Wa. WILLIS. Js.. President
~ aoaihsrn nsnrr. reouestea Is copv a,gI--ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

ONE HUEDRED DOLLARS REMAND EOa
" delivering 10 me, securing that get him, my
lato boy THORNTON, about 10 years old feet Inches
tall pleasant address and expression lie let rstenae petI
Charlottesville Abensrfe county ths 1871 getruaIy gss
purchased by x ago, % hr TnomSs Crane Of nape-
pn county, 80 witch county be has probably zone.
uhif-etf ~ Quo BOWIE
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MSsMANAGRNENT or THE MAILS.

Tas following letter speaks for itself. Our subscr Der
perhapl not aware thlt for vsra weeks past tie
c'erls of the POsoiHcs have been performing mill ary
duty iteeu or twenty miles from the city. Herr his
toubles Nor that the clerks have returned, tust
he will receive bis paper regularly We can tell him,
by way Of consolation, that the peopl, Of Richmond
have bean gr a;er sufferers than himself. He received
his paper irrsguar they received neither papers
letters for neatly month:
To the Editor of tie Wing:
am fubsorber to the Daily Wing, living quite near
to my Poso6cl and less than twenty-five miles above
Richmond, on tina river. receive my papers by canal
pA1 kst aud for long time past some OF my papers
have failed 10 come 70 the P0stoice. S0meImes none
a. all cone and sometimes those that did were
oat date. But Of lac the failures are such that
can bear i no longer wthoui oymplaint and if matters
are net altered shall have to stop my subscription
it useless TO subscribe for papers and some other per
son 10 read them. By the Weel y NAL by canbl
an entitled 20 two daily issues Of the Wrig ct one
only and TIA. the Oldest ISSUE the last isirg to
come to hand am certain there is Lo error st my
Posooe and Of course stribu elhe iaiue,s oaly
the ne 81 genoe the curabity of the mad age
toe caual picket, have doubt The papers ell
reguacly mailed 1t your off;o. IL you can by any
means eorr.ci the evil you will mucN obliged
kUB CalBKR
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TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTS.
Al o.lo. % faa;I;4a4a tha a..4.e

N order to facilitate the granting OF certif-
Il Gates for exemption rom nt ~ outy by the Governor
desirable to obtain lisa 81 tie Justices Of the Peace lately d Ct
ed from the several dss:s OF each y with the respective
ages Of the Justices Tee Clerks Of Courts requested r
nh this information practicable 10 the Secretary OF ne
J1stcesslec not entiedto nnn
thirty ar e.f election acd their term o. SERVES WI no'
dn the nrSt OF August next ''
AV ,a, ~. s"e's''' A''->' WIN. SMITH.
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9s1TO CAPITALISTS AND MERCHANTS.nz

w ANTED-For the balance of the year, a
w NEGRO GIRL ab years Of To- attend to two
small charea Aay one having servant Will apply 81 this
once between and O'clock, P. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

From our attentive freLd Barnes, Of the Southern
1press, We received last night Southern journals Of
July lst We have only time 10 make brief tIracts.
The AllntA Oonfsdsracy Of the lst says the fight in
front Of Gen. Oheatham this morning, reported by our
admirable news agent in the 6sd is represented to hive
been severe.
He crept up to yard our works. columns deep,
With the intention Of surprising and breaking through
our lines But our officers we're already in possession
of the secret. The advance vas permitted TO reach
within forty PAGES of eager and t19eciSnt troops
ahen Gen. CheaLham rode down the ranAs and gave
the order to sre. For half hour the caunOnadipg
and nuskeGry we're very heavy, when the eoemy
withdrew, leaving their dead upon the field.
The AEants Iu,el gencsr of the same date says
As my Is }eciai ap9rsed you Ia evening, the Antic-
pAted engagement did no. take place yesterday.
sEinshng and nnOnadirg was the order Of the day,
and the YArke,s appeared content with them. Thi,
morning everything very quiet and the chances fol
general engagement are rapidly diminishing Whether
We viii assume the Offensive or not Ia qlesiOn OIL
much doubt for do not believe that General Johnston
fIVors any aggressive movement just now.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
wv committed to the Jail of the city Of
w Richmond the 8lst January last as runaxsy an
old negro named L0CINDA She committed the
property OF hs Thomas Mooe but says belongs
Keeth, Of Iauquier county She Is quite black or
inches high, and about 20 years old
HAD OH when committed stpei calico dress blue bonnet and
black shawl Her Is requested forward prove
property and charges she will b. sold Ing
I je2s-iim Sergeant oity Of Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

PAY OFFICE, ESeISEER DEPARTMENT, O. s,
No. IA Lac Bdiljng. Prankiin street,
chmond, June lsf, 1854
DKRSONS having claims against this Depart
hereby notne and requested present
payment.
pdlus OF and which have
been and approved the Board Of Slave Claims
Of which DOL j. d. Waddel President will also be paid this
ONCE j. o. sTANARD,
jel-dst Capt. Engineers and Disbursng 0hhcer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

NOrICE-1he subscribers, as AGENTS for
y the DAEVILLE WOODEN COMPANY cRsr for sale an AZ
or nent OF superior Woosn Cloths to the trade We ask an e.
" i~SW STOKES, WILLIAMSON 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

Fourth of July dinner, 1884, in the city of odmO d.
to which Lieut.; Geu' Grant was "sel mnly called but
came rot"
ls.- The Day VIC Desscrate
The S ar Bsngled spancer-" Let her rip"
3 d. Oar UHnvited Gust
Drunk Itanding and in slsDce-s malicious re-
porter fays that the subject Of the sentiment
was druak lying and EproariOa'
h The "Pecul ar Institution"
"a rose by any other name Wou smell as sweet."
Music by Country Bld
AIR" OH General Hooker,
Can't you help ds niggsrI'
5.h L;o-Natck Ass-Ilums.
Each Lucy din:srvsl of thought
Recalls the woes Of Natures CHATTER
Ard he who lives as idiots ought
Ru. dies "a isi0i-' hA~s-.--A~t -a>Lisr-,n---
Oh. The Yankee Nation" Long may it ravs"
lib. The Onion u UuiOa) alt must and shall be
preserved or picked
sth Abe Lincoln ar the Devl-Pdr aO6as tTatrtu,.
OH Oar Riders.
AMIN the days when we went fpsyiog,'
A short time ago."
lOh. Richmond If there DO six in sbe field they are
use Semp,r."
ll.h. "The Impetu us Nincy," aias the Rapid Ann;
Gronts Rubicon-over tho left
u b TIE State OF Vngilia-NoU in statT quo.
Is h-Gsls - rl.-es
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06
PATENT SORGHUM OK SUGAR CANE
CRUSHkR.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
II and mossses conpss to rely home PRODUCTION Que
cultivated in SORGHUM VIII yield Sufficient rlolaes
for consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare your land and plant seed eArysecure good
oruher and make uoassss tie Sorghum cane
natures. u
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from The Con:eds
States for and improved Sorghum Sugar usrs
sAsn the saving Of tie juice as Cows 10 The ny Ct
required the machineln simplicity construc
uon and the With which good unniag ordag
Il d much superior 10 the machines heretofore used.
FOB sALE-BTATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHrn.
For and particulars, sd The sabsc Der Basys
Post Once, Powhaan County, Va JUH BOOKER I,q, who
has model, Al the oace OF Kerr Lyon, h:hmon1, Va
ap1 d2GcSms THOnks O. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06
BIOsRAPHf OF TIE FUGITIVE RAIDrA.

Philip h Sheridan, author of his la'e official dss-
patch, and commander Of the cavalry Of the Army o.
the POtomas, graduated at West Point in 1885, sndsn
tsrsd the o. s. Army as B'evet 81 Lieutenant in TIE
First Infantry, IN July, 1885, In 1884, he second
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

"A UCTlON SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
Belydete streets VIII be sod auc,n on The premss, on
THURSDAY, the It'll uly 1884, at O'Clock p NJ hose tvo
rear OF the residence Of George Palmer ronite so feet
running back los feel TO an alley 10 feet vide These amongst
the most beautiful lots that part Of the suburbs
Terms cash, credit at the option Of the purchase
jy5-td G0DDIN APPERsON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06
-RUNAWAY In JAIL.

WAS committed to Henrico County Jail, on
w the 91th OF May, 1884, negro man named WILLIAM
gro about 26 o. 81 yea Of aga fest inches
pexoD spare built had when committed dark jacket light
pant aad grey uniform cap his requested
forward prove y pay charges and take him away he
will be dealt with according 70 law GEO. D. PLEASANts,
jyt-t Sheriff OF H.nTieo county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

&h00 REWARD
0cOO Runaway, from the subscriber, Liberty, ID
county, 22d OF Apd negroes jan and ELLEN
recently purchased OF Mr. John " raaerro Of Cu
peper county, doubt making their jim
% years old DARK complexion, et or inches hs
the army, and will pass himself OF she
Officer Had with him csvay boots, soldiers
faced With red SLOUGH ha gray overcos jacket blue cloth
military rock Goat, blankets, &C.
Ellen thirty years old, bright complexion, stout AMI
good looking had with her wien sh ts PLAID hnsey bses
striped urnng calico, black hood a. Leaving
child where she fom induce her 10 step 10 e-
The above reward viii be paid In the currency, dely.
cred VIM Winston Jones' at Richmond TO myself o. Lib
ertysor secured % get them; or $3.50 for either one
JOSEPH p WlNSToN,
myH-2aw4w Liberty, Bedford uncoty, We.
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CAPT WHITE's ExPLoII

We had IL pleasure. says TIE Petersburg E1PFetS Of
,,.,ipv With gentleman YESTERDAY, residing in the
Immedis,s nsghboIhOOd Of Mr. james Emors's. Bruno
- ,hs,s Captain George d. Waits. Of he neeAlsn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

WANTED '.5
first class ohrcoal Buruer, one competent % manage
large ooalng, can get good situation near Richmond
ApPgat Wsslhan Furnace or hire and Mining Bureau.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

DUNAWAY IN JalL.-Was committed to
~ Henico County jail, the sth Of March, 1854, negro
boy named HENRY slave the property OF Washington way
epotsyysna o1unty TIE sa negros about IS -
yeas Of age ret ~ Inches high, Hight complexion Had on
When committed hgns suit OF vooen clothes The
hereby notified that unless he forward and proves proper
~ and pays charges the sid slave win be dealt with according
70 law. GEORGE u. PLEASAhf6,
May 18th, 1e64-W6W Sheriff of Henrico Ceunty.
NOTICE. have opened an Office in this
IN city for the purpose OF settling all Accounts All
persons having against Deparmeni whs scng
Chief OF the Armies In Virginia In the West
crescent tnem at am closing up this buaness
cannot delay ALFRED N. BARBOUR,
ohef QuArtermaster OF Gen. T. JOhnston 10
Virginia and the West A 81
stars .,
Richmond, Va, May a4th, 1s4-2v
DIAPER have for sale, in quantities to
J. suit
English PoolscAp
Commercial Note
Fiat Gap Paper.
The latter paper suitable for all kinds Of blanks and will be
sold ct less than usual prices WEST JOHNSTON,
ie9-8l las Main 4.
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:
l. appearing by adavit- that defendants Bepjsmln
Word John Lovelace and his wife, non-fesidents
Of this 5ae On motion Of the PLAINTIFF by counse Is order
ed that the said defendants do sppesr within month amer due
publication hereof and do what protect their In
terests In this suit
A cOpy-teSe,
leI7 KAN WI A. SMITH. Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

INFORMATION WANTED-As to the
II whereabouts and condition Of Capt JAS w. PANNIN
A. 6 Alabama Regiment, supposed TO have been saptured Ia
The battle Of the sh Of May spotsyvaniA court House
A. B. FANNIN,
Tuskegee, Ala.
. ~ New York Daily News please copy. my25-10-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-06

GRANTS FOURTH O. July DINNER IN RIoaNoND
Tne following tOasts we're TO laws b1en drunk at a
Fourth of July dinner 1854, in the city of cdmO ID,
to which Lieut.. Geal Grant was "scl mny called. bu,
ana
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-26

Ii is especially adapt
ed to Leather. t
And we claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches and
lLinings TO Boots and Shoes suffi-
Iciently strong without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-26
DIR. r. A. WILSON'S

ANTI.DYSPEPTIC And HEADACHE
PILLS.
AS A TONIC,
They agree with the most delicate stomach, remov.
ing Nausea, Pain and Debility from that organ, and
through inpart tone and vgor 10 the whole system
As a Cathartic,
They influence more the motory and less the secern-
ing power Of the bowels than any other combination
in common use.
For Dyspepsia,
And It's ten thousand inconyenences. from slight
indigestion and sallow cheek TO extreme emacation
and depression Of spirits, or q confirmed case Of
are confidently recommended as sure cure, If per-
severingly used.
Headache Of all Kinds
Such as Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Rheum'
Chronic Headache, Tbrobbing Headache-is prompt
ly relieved by the use Of these Pills.
They Never Fail
In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE, to whiof
FEMALES are SO subject.
Liver complaint--Torpid Liver
Use the Pills in Alternative doses for long time
or until the organ is aroused. lntermitting the u.s.
Of the Pills now and then, is the best plan.
INTEMPERANcE.
Any one who is so unf Jrtunate as to eat too much
may save himself nj ot Apoplexy, or other sericu
consequences by Immediately taking Pill.
rhey are a Family Pill.
And box should Away be kept in the house The.
are a good Pill to be taken before after heart.
meal.
For Literary Men,
STUDENTS, Delicate Females, and all persons o
scdentary habits, they arc invaluable as a LANA
TIVE, improving the Appetite, giving TONE ant
VIGOR to the Digestive organs, and restoring tn
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THEY MAY BE TAKEN AT ALL TIMES,
With PERFECT safety. without making any chang ,sT
AAbMfINfsfER AfSfSf THEN THEM To Npt CHfLDREN.
Prepared and sold by b. l.. FAHNEST0CK
CO.. Sole PrOpretors, 70 and 70 Wood and VI FOurtl
streets. Pittsburg. Pa.
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