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aTRR MAJFsTY" CHAMpaIGNE.

CHER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE. Z.
The noynl Wine Of England.
lirults i'd quantity Of this superior Vine has bee:
eecured for the undcrsig ttd. and the rHt Shipment q
so cases aFtiyed by the steamship OympQt direct
from the CELLAR OF the wel1.knoNn house OF
M.ssrs. De VESOGE Il Co,
trod9stA n;o ri maEksi M s ths ys lgT @ PT1ss ot
pkyahic Ia currency which mach below asst cost
The superior quality ot this wineis EarAn ee0 and
II IL oNtfd with confidence Of tR approval BY con-
uotseeurs. Orders tor ous or more cAses may pc ID
dressed by letter etAerEasc: 70 the IN .ess!gned
Eo.7 BROAD street, ueaE Wku, New YorE.
, 1864-05-05
PLANTATION WITVEskS.

Which arc now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, End warranted to p-u 1uce an 1AME-
@ATE beneficial eject. They nrr exceedingly agree
perfectly pure, and Hust supercca all Other toalcs
'~hero healthy. gcatlc sttmalant IL required.
They purify, strengthen and lnslsoz.ta
They create healthy appetite.
They are Ant1dote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the systeEn and enlgen tho mind,
They prevent rnjAsmaHc and intermittent terBrs .
They purify tho breath and Acldl,y OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepd& and Constipation.
They cure Dta1rtea md Cholera Morbus-
They cura Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make Tho wcak strong, the languld brilliant,
snd arc exhausted natuse's great resorcr. They
Feomposed Of the celebrated calsay& bark. winter
f1cen. saahas roots snd herhs Ill preserved 10 per-
.6ectlf pure g. qult rum. For parsicuhrs clrcu
Lars and Testimonials around each bottle.
Beware oi tn1postcrs. Kxsnlne every bottle eec
that II tlas private r. s. Stump unuu.lasea over
.4hc cork, with plantation bcenc and ssnature
R steel platc adc label. See that botle IL rot
=cfifed With spurious and de9etcrous stun Any per
pretending to sc Plantation Dttcrs by the gallon
or in Du1k is u1poateE. Any person Initiating this
hotels. saaoons. steamboats, audoountry storea.
r. III. DRAKE Il CO.,
fc@SE63tm THAx ~ Broadway. MT.
, 1864-05-05

q. E0E&8 4 EUe
Gen1a freely glve you liberty TO make usa o4 TN
olloxinx certificate of the value OF Conatltuiou
Water, which can recommend In tho highest mar
pef.
de1 whole length Of the back and n her limbs, with
raltitaion Of te Heart, atteudotWth Falling or TIN
womb, DymonoErhea, md irritation Of tho Bladder.
called ph5ssci4na who attended her shout thrte
then employ ed one OF the best physicians could and
who attended her for about nfne months. 4nd willis
much pain He nnaly Ka!e herup and said .der casa
was incurab1e For" said be, "ahe has such COM
optrates against some other eSit!es Abeat
Water and 70 utter astonlahment almost tho nrsk
dose scanned % hare he desEed eject. aad she kept
supefrtends entirely her domestic adatfH. She has
not taken 1aJ Of the Constitution Water foE xbont
four weeks and arc happy To tEJ that it hAa pro-
Tx. q. var BxasEuo1XE.
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:G1eeta; Nniifss.


fernons os sedentary habits troubled with cakpos4,
aAsstude. palpitat1on Of THE heart lack Of appetite
distress AsssE eating, toti6 liver constipation &C.
aeserve to s1z II they will not ,ry tho celebrated
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GpDrD1t 3ttter5.
Gfuron 23ltter5.
OR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
1EYbRON BETEERs
IRA fA&est and Most Important Discovery Q
ths 18th Century,

~ sis:; sa j ats s. haisis ae IL stst
2st s. join s. 'ISG6fss . nt
II. Ii. iletable & s6sspas e1% nj 81
ysnsslf dsos 5osssehola n1: q
.Hs =, sesiss as5 at;ssaa asnsaes
oe1efnt q nS1tn 70 e s
ss<5 :; Sc sssHssss e s g
e nss Sed5R1 q 5n1 to ID Hatve q ce1
ieR.f S.9st f:ys S,s 9ss1 l,s sfeSs 10
,en btas eenanee 70 he Tos. ess:!y Ds1s1 ss
s r. esi S;s 'ss1s h
sc DeaS he C ron II potent to cure no ma'p.' "A
y This f. III net PREPARED sn1oE's t So =
Rs>s mi nrtten, rsse talsss ss1sa 1ss1ing o "a
te iase e.' ron . s1sotus 1ae e,s:1 :,
II 1! ~ v.a I'd !,a .ss
l. Nv ". . ,ss,s: ~: 'Gls g '1'0se@ IL 'eA'
nTsPEPsIA
& s. M.,: TIe = 71ttia= r f. ths
eaa ~ u sss e. s isp ax iaqaa pass
to4 sss,s ss. e n tsrnesa
% isFnst91 eS1,: .;o orss % tss
Is ds s sha q q
rn af ncet et I'M l11st, a voaue bet The
ssae rss .sfs,s 70 is ,nts Is s1sa taings
e :et 'cF hR'e the Virtues of new usslass }ve SVe
T! cEDRos ur1rERs
q sss! =: IL f5s es ss;s
n ii siesses oi the stemath noH1s,: Ia1ex or Kta
|
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~P0pNCATG FOR F0RAGE
4 Cn1rF qCAETK9xAsTEz's o{ELC11}
WARRINGTON DxfoT. Deeemnars ls<d.
bEALEp PROPOSALS. are Invited by tho undsr-
slened for supplying tae q. $. Quartet1nssters D.
hisx1atrfa' ind Fort Monroe Va or eithar of shass
olaecs with utv Corn O1ts sad Straw.
e1s Of Corn ar 1sfs and 10 ION, Of Hs1 or Straw {.
ms s9ds
n,dders must stste 1t which Of the ahoye nauted
.ests 6ey rrspesc to make deliveries and liz n e1
ptttcs ~ Iii -. b. datvr.le1 tss-cst II. ana
tv ~ rach srtjcle nroeose. 10 be- Delivered thst;ns
vGeS said deII7trIes 1hxil Ia eonuenced. 4ad when
10 Re cou bIetetf.
The prce musf be written ont In werds On the tiLs
~
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Read! Read!! Read!!!


DASTuI1. Fa, Nne !. 1B1.
d. I'm. Il. a11ea-Deas 8r: In February. 10.
Ipassed more than Twp gallons Of water Il twenty.
fuur houra obliged 70 got often a. ten o1
xweiTe times during tue night 7And In nvn month";
lost about nfty pounds u Wslght pari9E hs monM
WateT, and in Two days attsr uatu9 It s1Pe1tenes3
relief, and after taking tEo eosu9a sas entHHtaS
Yours truly 3.a.4- u WITT
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nHDNEY TO LOAN ON GOOD
X3 Real Eststc Security. in Sums Of from
$1,000 TO o, 900,
~ Az" ~ " c. 4. EPRIST. III.
rr.e.osettw at Mccormick u Re4per OMce.
, 1864-05-05
The Old X.utfu Poet

SID that woman vas the sw*e 1T nssunE.ment" for
the csret Il man: int III day We hive Au All-
no~Efu t. llsmsl tht Of tse. broken
spirits psost1atsd tnt rsss on dsb;tet'pS
1&o ElI1x Msrsel not whey " tel Yo1 snnt It Is
ne d1surEanIxcc function. crd Frustrated energies Of
III: human body !. E1LL dEise despair aaa nsspae ps
uce,tcD, 1t WILL &ecsusliy smoye df~pensaA gLoonl
ness apd ncrt4 ha lucnk1,"n ,s*'" p!r bu 4cuec-
n1ni,y weary ton. Sold by all repect +hlr druggists
th nnt hout the United Stx.ef and EAnanA hss ~"
1rrtistmrnt my5-eSj7.lt
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Transportation Lines
1864. THE 1864.
Western Transportation Conpal].
eErfiE's LINE OF STEAMERS

w t-I>E RN ExPR ES8,
a.uaafos over thu Eric Railway.
-:,e wcsteru transportation Ccmpauy are prrpa-ed
10 Lc4neIort M'rch4nd'se. Produce aad othrr prop:
otter Eastern points, and otter to the counereisl aad
travelling public tho following superior tsc'nuea VIZ
the following
FINSU-CMASS SCREW STEAMERS
on THE LAKES.
ENFl1T bTATE TE....,,,....... Capt. q. b. PH1AT1.
BAlGER STATE. ................C .Cspt, ). hKoERt!1.
USE.nA .CApt na ~"
lOHA ..................- Capt. i. lA1sLEI-
T0kAWAEDA.......-......- Capt. $. G. LAseLxX.
EAEk - tzpt. aI@9oo'
BUFFALO, Capt. N1k1,
POT0MAC,,,.,.,,...,,,,... Capt. G8BHAKD.
RACTAR...,.,,,..., ...,,........Lapt AKrac1.
MAY F{DWKt . ..,,,,. ,.,..,,... .Eapt. DKAHH.
NEFTUNE.... ..CaSt GlRscSs
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Thosc who ktrE he.lth IN consu9f thsT t.
Ills coufxe treatment pu1rurt n this - Anllsh.
ncnt is tae most liberal sed
Ing AlI tile noet approved 'Mt'tsl cs-d3olo'
snstic Hys1epic. Medical, etc. cfc-
FGf 1urt!e1 information afntees E1M IA sa9.
PM OF FE1s, PrcpEietos. or cHAs. +. kEED' n ~
.Pl.3stcaan- .. .,,..,....,+-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14

The road in a FEW davs lnaIeJ u;,L a..
s,anle thn, Il bo,nd +. c,y;I,ya -, Nv
One fling I am glsJ IN ~" ia,
Confederate Gara are avirg n,rrtio ri,y
o, Ma,afnoros epd ! .tyoifibs, 7 baJ IN Nv
Yesterday convinced me that tba n@,y I noy
crmcrf q, Waximjlian wisb "a ro..,fIle,a
u Tor the present b.t q meas, rss,. 'bc
head of liz, who v,ars n c,o,1ns '''' Wv
81 I.,uis. sent os On ,,oor,,.o,,l.
tion of Ma Theros sr5 ,n.n, 81
leadipg ci,,,,..s DO "" -
order an. nerdi,y al h"s;n's nn ,,t slsal - w.
4, nrc,s.err a,c, 10 a,.iaot ,a,4s,-.',.'
for tbr rvrnos,. or or,on,l;ue a. -
hr ,bc 3elencc Of the ci,y iic s,,, -, -
tho oi,iz,s OF yissoni m tax ~ ' atm3
and lr,,,J l,air hom.s
~ Lou,. SEM, 20 Con pr,ce has
o,tor.L Nisson,, ,,,,l a t,.c, oy,;,aa,oa :,
3O GOA strong lis Man ia snnn,,.ea :, 20
n. q. ,,o,cb 10 ,I,, can,ral -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14

Ten, Early reports that the enemy nd
vnnced asainsi hlIl on tbc sAlh al New
Market, when be iell back to Port l'epuh
lie On the 10th, the enemy advanced To-
ward' larrsonbrrg, hi' cavalry having
passed that place.
oienedl X. + LEE.
PErgRssug0. Sent. Excepting the
usual PICKET aud mortar Smelling all
cniet NJ tb, ront. Repor,s OF heavy rein.
Sroclent- to Grant prevail. aud they are
generally believed To be true. The enemy
are very ,Igii,nt aud 6ar an attack on the
Weldon Hail Road
ATHENS, Aha, Sept 24.---Geu rOrr67t
has c.,ptufe. the garrison at this place, in
clu,lug about 800 prisoucrs ~ valua
bile trs,ns, dity wagons and ambulunces,
Soc horsesnnd many valuable stores. Our
los WAS only or killed asid about TWEEN
Is wOuhded Oar troops are fall Of enthn-
siasui, aud will leave, m ien minutes, IN
search OF new victories.
MAcos, ga. Sept 26.-Thc Chnttanoo
"a ,.nyetie Of the 10th SAWS unon author.
It's oi "a special dispatch to the 1t. Louis
ielublican that the prisoners in camp
Cha,, rtbrKed aud overpowerei the guarl
arI side their ,scnpp. Al quiet along
the Georgia front.
GoLpsno.o. sept 1.-THE State jour.
nal has the following from Plymouth m.
To-, llopkin. OF he 1. ) Ram ALTERNATE.
with oisht sailors and eight soldiers. can.
iur,d AMI burned, on the OH. the u. :.
Steamer IAWn pl,lnr between Norfolk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14
TRANS NIs~i>~ rrl

W.. t....
'' .5.s. 80.
" ''.'t =,
y ..,...
'
...,
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,l. .'.I..'r... .t.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14

tbs l,ERu.D's ARxIsTIuE.--1he llef-
aid is contriyiug sraru for the south.
and .sdscreetly describes il, ForwArued
is TO be 'orearmed v Prsihpn, barn.
viii no doubt look closely 70 any prop. ~.
tons that come from our ensuu,=. lie
knows he is dealing with set ., krnyts
and Is not likely to be delpded into any
trap such as Is described with 10 much
complAceDcy by the Herald
When, therefore, IL aays.) We urg,
upon Tie President TO offer an armis'ile oi
six months, and call conyOhtion OF states.
We argc II Us "a war measure, aid We re-.
garl it as the best war uicasure yet brought
forward
"oappose the rebel leaders accented the
afmis,iee and agreed to the Gonyentisn Of
States. IN that event, the Union would
be either r-stored Ct the war renewed.
Accept the latter hypothesis, and what
them Why, We should renew the contest
with arm,es reorranized aud reinforced.
The South, on ths epn.
trary, would be weakened Uu iiotkaaf
mssatoiHsd Throughout tie gTmidie, toul.i
Ptsvs1d them from r,e,,Vrng ,upplss.
Mi holding eit orr
poiats II rdn.ag,, ne u9ud recoWmcnts
b0dilities piii idrgG GrmisS, uj't nor,
utii,J people, ruth sieie rigor, ans ietth
iBfcT guatdnte,, u attss.
with Il restored mon. peace suuld
oncc more bless the lard If any bad
blood remained 90 either s.de it, would
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14

SEWARD ASKS roE Srspi,,-- The Paris
Pays states iha, Mr. seward did MAKE le
maud upon Lord Russell tor The eStgadi
tiuu OF ssmmcs. 1t say Mr. Adams Was
DIRECTED 20 sound Lord Ru.sall on tbe -ub-
j,ct Bot thc firs' oyDr'uus n the Amefi
eal Minister scrt met by he head Of he
Founen 0flicy wiki a p rmp,oty feiaal
II the captain oi The krarargs said the
Earl wishes to GIT possession Of Capt
semnrs and bis sailors, he had only 10 take
them uu hoard The pacrhound NJ
Adams m ied that once ON hoari of N.
p,,thpnrd they were uriet the protection
%. 'h. British flag IT, was then inform.
. iaar t'tv We9 Nln uory degd,ily Oh.
4tr that wotroiiou nuV Nj Adams
e,,-ta .lr W.rne3 TO fl Dgc,d' ,iy dis-at
itai slni, ct mial aul 'bi' sion
uar d. .tIt.liHr UuH o., .H l,gls
h ln'b.' al. increased tAs c. al
rld. rs -a Hytvfsl tA, tap, Ion
Don .at . ua,uumrl u. Nc ..'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

housekeepers on account of the dersnee.
ment of the currency from this cause, and
the people generally are heartily wishing
the old five dollar notes out of existence
and the new ones, or substitute, with
''new" attachedto it, in some way, so as to
make it pass current. Some disposition
has been manifested by few deaIers to
draw out the new currency which is 10
the markets though not on it, by Offering
at lower rates than usual; but the tempta.
tion is not strong enough to bring out
much; the people are anxious to see the
prices back to their old condition of six
months ago, when, although there was
much complaint and much was said and
written about extortion, they bad attained
to nothing like their present elevated DO.
sition. Congress should at once pass a
law 10 regard To the matter aud settle tho
question at once
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

nEMENr, MARYLISD viii WS1IdIirR LINZ Avn
" Plaster Paris, always on hand. and for saIe a
l"S Is5RIs RI5se'' AkToAEF y ,1,Ia RuRT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
Ifyou do, use
HOoaand's German BittersI
EFosr J. NeivtOn Brotpn, D. d., Editor oCths EVcy-
cLOpedia Of RsIiqioMs Hnol0Iedlqe.

kFosl J. RetvtOR brown, D. d. Editor OCths Buey-
clCfe,tiG Of RsligiouS knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Mrdicines ln general, through distrust Ot
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of suil-
cteut reason, why may testify to the bslnt
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations, in the hUpo that ho may thus contrib.
ute to th6 benefit Of OtLers
do this the readily in regard to HoOilauds
oorBItn EitteTs prepared by DR.. e. 81. jackson, Of
this city, because was preiudicOI against them Tor
nitiIy yu.iTs, under tbs ilnFrsa,On that thCy were
chiefly nu alcoholic mixture. 1 am Indebted to my
1Tiend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal OI
this prejudice by proper tests aud for encourage
ment to try tIOm, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The OF three bottles
Of tlIesO Bttors, ut tho beginning Of the prcsCut
year, followed by evident relief, and restoration
to desrOe Of bodily and mOntal yigOI which had
not felt for six months before aud had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. theE eE''':~ !nk GOd aud
my lTiend 10 = directing mo to til oTLnem.
rhlladollA s,JuuO %, 1861. n 'N D"o"N'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18


During the past week five dollar uotes
of the Confederate States Treasury have de-
preciated twenty five per cent, aud befora
the present week is euded will reach thir.
ty-three and a third, in,antieipation of the
lagalized depreciation Merchauts who
bring about this precipibtle discount 90
into extacies over the advence OF Yankee
gold. Whether of Ons cent or a dozen,
and believe it to be good thing, 1t is an
evidence that the North must soon break
down, sud the South loom up gloriously.
And yet they go to work brAzenly and cry
doEn Confederate currency at the rate Of
twenty per cent. ia jump, Wheu they are
getting from tifIy 10 one hundred prices tor
their goods already; aud tell of the nworth-
lessuess" of Confederate currency as if it
was nothing at all, aud in a tone and with
freedom of contempt which would indi-
cate that they were the greatest enemies
the country ever had. S0me foxy catch.
pennies, VINO wish to entrap the unwafy
and inspire with admiration the passer by,
have stuck up in their windows playcards
announcing s.no discount on the hYes,''
but enter and price and you viii lind that
ga premium is allowed for new currency,p -
the prices being arranged 10 suit. Great
ineOnventenee has been experienced by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
nOOPLAND's aERMAN BITrERs

Are not new and untriOd article, but have stood
te test OF hfteen years trial by the American pub.
lc1 aud their reputation and sale not rVHlled by
any similar preparation.
Tho prUprietUrs hayo Thousands Of Letters from
the tuost eminent ClsryInsu, Lawyers, PhySiCiaIis
and CtiZens testIyng, OI their own personal knOWl-
edge, to the beneficial eects aud medical Virtuss OF
these BitterS.
DO You WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
your
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPErITEl
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR oONsTIrU-
TI0NT
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO 9 Er RID OF NERVoUsNEssl
DO YOU WANT ENEHGYf
DO You WANT To SLEEP WELLi
Do YOU WANT A BhIsk AND VIGOROUS PEELr
INGf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
From the enquirer.


A number OF the prisoners at the Libby
who have been ION hand" for a long time.
tired of the hum-drum of prison routine.
and with tue true spirit of New England
morality, have gotten up burlGsgue ''lit-
any," copy of which one of them, who
has been there for twelve months, has in.
closed in an envelope and addressed to
Beast Butler. The document passed in
spection ON yesterday, and will duly be for.
warded by dag of truce. The following is
a copy. The "IrPsh fish" alluded TO, il is
almost unnecessary to say, means nothing
more than'iresh arrivals; the constant in
PRODUCTION OF new prisoners having become,
to the old oues, an Noticeable bore.
LIBBY PRIsoN, RIcHMoND, Va,
Sunday, May l, 1851.
PRISONERS LIrANY.
Most respectfully submitted TO Maj. Ger:
Butler, United States Commissioners of Ex-
change:
From torpedoes and surrounding bayo-
nets and Beast Butler, good Lord deliver
vs..
FsOm lice aud bed.bugs. good Lord de,
liver u.s.
From corn bread and black beans, good
Lord deliver US.
From rebel iavoritism, good Lord deliver
us.
From special exchanges, good lord de-
From fresh fish, good Lord deliver us.
From twelve months confinement, good
Lord deliver US.
From truce boats, good Lord deliver us.
Amen, amen, amen.
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
PRISONER oH l2 MONTHS CoMF1SRMEST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
vlcE-pRrslDrET sTFpaExs oEgguarp

The exalted position of Vice President
has never before been used To criticise
laws the execution of which might at any
Was this extraordinary spectacle, and no
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
9ailg gatettigeuter
Rebel News and speoulations.

Eafraets From the --latest Richmond Papers
-Tcs President Stephens Receives SUI
4Hother CdstigatiOn-7He Rebel FTnGuees
-Thinys on the Rise The Prisoners IN
Libby.
We have the f,llowiug additional inter.
estrng extracts from the latest Richmond
papers thus far received:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
Hoofland's German Bitterg!
(PURELY VEGErABLR,l

Hosts of ignorant Quacks aud unsGrupulous advou.
tuTcrs, have Opened upon suffering humanity the
hOod.gaes of HOslrums in the shape OF poor WhiSky
viloIy Compounded with iuiuriIuh drugs and chris.
tened TOnics, StOmaehics aud BitteFs.
Beware OF the innume'nble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethortc bottles, aud high bellod
kegs under tue modest appentiOn OF biItGrs, which
instead of curing, only aggravaO disease aud leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

From the IlichmOnd Enquirer, May i

EANhA tuO AAASlAAlAuuu nuHulEeE1 may
"BIoomer" has beeu fdgetty for fresh
air ever since her Introduction to Castle
Thunder. On Saturday she applied for an
interview with Gen. Winder, which was
granted, and she WAS escorted up to head
quarters by au officer. Her appearances
on the street succeeded in gathering a
considerable procession, principally of
newsboys, who followed her up to the door
of the Generals office, aud attempted to
enter and crowd the same, but were or.
dered out. BlOOmer took seat by the
General and made direct appeal to be
sent off by flag of truce to the North, but
the old patriot, who couldn't connect the
idea of womauhood with jacket, breeches,
and boots, responded empbatically, "No.
Sir; I'll do no such thing. shall keep
you here until the papers in your case are,
fully investigated" "But, General" she
said s"I assure you i have been guilty of
nothing wrong" II believe you are a spy,
Sir" replied the General, with Increased
emphasis, land shall keep you here until
the truth is ascertaiued." Bloomer com
menced crying. "You entered our lines
where you had no business, and"-WNo.
General" she replied with lachrymose
gnsh, 'It was on neutral ground, and l
came on nn eIrand of humani!y.n WNo
such thing; no such thing You have got
no neutral ground in this country. You
were spy; aud had you staid at home,
where you belong, instead OF Joining in
this crusade ngainst the South, you would
have found plenty of subjects for human
ity, and you would not have been in this
fix. You can't go, Sir" Bloomer tried
tears little longer, then dried them up,
and lett for the Castle, with her escort.
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERSl
Those havine Friends in the Army

We call the attention Of all having relations or
frUGds in The army TO the fact that 'liOouRnds er-
mn BiIters will euro niue-tsntlls Of the diseases
Iniuced by exposure aud privatiUns incident camp
lie. ln the lists, Published almost daily in the
nswspapers, on the arrival Of tue sick, il will be
noticed that very large proportion arc suffering
from debility. Every ctSe of that kind be
readily cured by IlOOiland's Germun Bitters. Dis
resulting from disorders of digestive organs
are SPeedilY removed. We have hesitation in
stating tlAt IL tUse BitteTS freely used among
soldiers hundreds of lives might be EAved that
otherwise would be lost
We call particular attention TO the following rc-
markablS and well authenticated OF ono OF the
nations herOes, whose liIe 20 usS his own language
"hAs been saved by the BtterS.n
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
ESQUInRn OrrloR, May s, 1864

HNpOlHsh OEFlUEt MAyOI 1864.
There is considerable activity in the
market, though supplies are not coming in
as largely as they were some days ago.
Transactions are in favor OF the new issue,
but owing to the scarcity of that medium
50 Ro1es are more. gsperallysin use, nt from
20 TO 333 per cent. discouRt
Flour-Demand still brisk. Superfine
$3.50; Extra SuPerfue $265a26O; Family
$500. Supty of all grades light.
Wheat-None Offering.
TObacco-No change in the MARKET
Lags, common, $l6a2O; good l1gs, S2oa
2S; bright aud suitable for smoking, SO3a
40; common leaf, $5OasO; extre tiue, $9Oa
ITO. Manufactured holds about the same
as at last report, but with u better feeling
in the market. Fine bright lbs., old NAV
be quoted at $l5Oa45O; medium do, $l75a
S75%
Apples-$lbOagOO per bbl., very scaece.
Bacon-$6, ,5Oa7 per Id.
ButIer-Firm at Slldl3 per lb.
Beei-Fresh Beef, $3a4 per lb., whole.
sale,
FINANCIAL.
Gold. S2la2l ,26 for 81. Silver, Sl9a
20. Virginia Treasury notes, 81 ,2S Oou.
pous, fifty million, so cents pFemium.-
Sterling, 22a24. Vfrginia Bank notes, So
in Confederate money for ST.
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ENTIRELY VEGETABLE !
PHILADELPHIA, pa,

M ILL effeotnally cure Liver Complaint. pvs.
w pepstA, Jaundlee, Chronic or Nervous Dsbility,
diseases OF the Kidneys, aud all Diseases arising
from q uts0rdered Liver or Stomach, such AS Con.
Stipation, Inward Piles, FallnSss OF Blood 10 the
ttieau, Aeidlty OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
DlSSusttor Food, Rullneas or Weight the Stomach
sour Eructations, Sinking Rlnttering at the PIT
OF ths Stomach, Swimming of the HSad, Hurried
and Dtfcuit lreathing, RluLtering at the Heart.
OhoKiHg OF sunOcattng Sensations when In q lying
DiInnesa of YisiOn Dots or Webs before the
sight, Fewer aud Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency
9i terspiIation, Ssllowless Of tho skiE, and Eyes
egln ia the Side, buck, ChBst, Limbs, &C., Sudden
flusies OF Heat, Burning in the F1SSh, Constant
imAgtnings Of Evil, and great Depression OF spirit
Aud viii positively prevent Yellow PeYOr, Billions
POver, sc, &c. They contain
NO ALCOHOL OR BADsWHIsKY.
They 1Oiu Cure The dboes Diseasss 3 q Ninetsi-
! nine cases out IF a Htiadrsd2
Induced BY the extensive sale aud universal
DOpuluritY of