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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30
Largest Stock ofDry Goods
IN BALTIMORE


IN BALTIMORE
Hamilton Eastel- 81 Co.,
Nos. 1885, POI, & 2O3 BALTIMORE ST., BALriuoRB.
Importers, Jobbcrs and Retailers of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
INVITE the attention Of Wholesale and Retail
/ Buyers to their large and varied Stock. cmbra-
cling goods in EVERY DEPARTMENT ofthc trade.
In their WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT on the
second floor
of their extensive premises, will be found goods
suited to the wants OF Wholesale Buyers generally.
SCARCE AND DESIRABLE ARTICLES cAS USUALLY BE
FOUND WITH Us.
Their RETAIL STOCK on
first floor and basement
will be found one of the most varied and extensive
in the country. In both Wholesale and Retail de-
partments the Lo9est Price Is Marked every ar
ticlc so that parties not fully acquainted with the
value of goods, can buy from us with confidence.
Sept. Il, IF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30
G.. LEIsESRING. G. W. LEIsENRINt
LEISENRING &c SON.
IARPERS-FERRl.
CHARLESTOWN,
RIPPOE
G.. LEIsENRING.

HARP ERS-FERRl.
CHARLEST0WN,
RIPP0N,
NHERE they keep a large assortment of DRY
w GOODS, such as
Cloths, Cashmeres, Calicoes. Cottons Ginghams,
Lawns,-Ready- made Clothing, &c.
Also, Ladies' Fancy Goods, Fancy Soaps,
Perfumery, Extracts for Aayoring,
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' Caters,
Gentlemen's Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck Ties and Gloves, &C.,
Floor Mating, Oil Cloth Competing. &C.,
Leather of all kinds, and Shoe Findings,
GROCERIES, such as
Molasses prime Syrup, Sugars,
Oils of all kinds, Paints, Fish, &C.
Hardware of all kinds,
Drugs and Medicines-Spces, Canned Fruit,
Tin and Wooden Ware-Measures of all kinds.
STATIONERY School Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, States, &C., &C., &c.
~ Goods specially ordered promptly attended
to-cnc of the firm visiting Baltimore every week
10 All kinds of COUNTRY PROD ICE ia
ken in exchange for goods
August "a, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

In Sacramento, recently. a woman procured
the release Of her husband from jail. and that
night ran off with another fellow Her object
in procuring her husbands release, was toleaye
somebody with the children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENT

The washington
Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
No. 81 SoUrH STREET, OVER Third NArrosaI Raw
VNHIS Company insures Buildings Mercb.ndi,-
Il Personal Property generally. Vessels in Por,
DC, Against Loss or Damage by Fire, ON the mos,
Alllosses viii beimmedateIy adjusted and urom,,
ly paid. -p'-
DIRECTORS
THOMAS Y. CANDY, of CANDY. Giln;n n.
WIN. WHITEL0CK, Pres't of 3D. National R..l
o. A. PARKER, of L. Il. Parker 4 20 DaaA'
w. III. CRAWFORD, of w. III. Crawfo-5 n.
p. s. CHAPPEI.L, Manufacturing Cbem;s, ~
g. III. REESE, orc. II. Reese Bros
j. ID. MASON, of j. ID. Mason Co
J. TONE, President of the Cecil Bank.
J. 5. BEACHAM, of J. s. Beacham Bro.
j. +. DIX. of Dix 4 Steiner.
j. LEARY, of ]. Lcary 4 Co.
A. A. PERRY, Commission Merchant.
ii. c. SMITH, of Tucker Smith.
X. NJ. SPlLLER, Spiller Alcock.
KIMBERLY, Of Kimberly l,ros
j. HARTMAN, South Cav street.
5. Z. TOWNSEND, of Vim. Chestnut 4 Co.
B. +. PARLETT, ofB. +. Parlett Co.
J. 5. FORBES. Builder.
C. w. HUMRICH0USE. of C. w. Humricbou..
4 Co. THOS. Y. CAyBY. Pres,
FRAScIs J. McGrxSIss, Sec'y.
+. NJ. AISQUITH, Agent at Charlestowp.
Nov. 2, 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

Sidney Smith passing through by-street
behind St. Pauls, heard two women abusing
each other from opposite houses. They win
never agree said the wit, they argue from
different premises.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

a young man at Niagara Falls having been
crossed in love, walked to the precipice, deHb-
erately took of his clothes and gave one linger-
ing look at the gulf below him, aud then--wcnt
home. His body was found next morning in
bed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30
BALT1MoRE ADVERTISEMENTS

rTHE POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE.
BOYS JACKETS,
BOYS PANTS,
MEMS EINE CLOTH COATS,
MEMS SACK COATS,
MEMS ENGLISH WALKING COATS,
MEMS FRENCH SACK COATS,
MEMS SPRING OyERCOATS,
MEMS BLACK PANTS,
MEMS FANCY PANTS.
WE HAv.
THE BEST
AND FINEST STOCK
OF
MEMS
AND
BOYS CLOTHING
IN THE CITY.
All at less than Gold Rates!
AT
SMITH BROS. & cos,
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
October II, lsC5-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
@. Won RIrCuFR

Easement Of SGPPiHg'OR Hotel Charle,to,rn,
A NN0UNCES to the public that he has for sale
N by Wholesale & Reiaa the purest LIQEORS
offered to the people of this Valley. His stock con-
sists of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30
.JUST ARRIVED.

TTNHE undersignedha just arrived from Baltimore
with an entirely New and well-selected Stock
Of DRY GOODS-FORETGN Dc DOMESTIC
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS, Notions, DC.
Gentlemen Dress Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C.
ALSO,
GROCERIES-very superior, and Cheap.
Before purchasing elsewhere respectfully ask
an inspection of my assortment.
Terms Cash. JOHN L. H0OFF.
Aug. 81, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

Mr.. Green sued a lady for breach Of prom
ise Her friends, offered to settle it for two
hundred dollars:
What? cried Mr. Green, two hundred dollars
Cor ruined hopes, a shattered mind. blasted
life, and bleeding heart! Two hundred dol
lars for all this Never never never Make Il
three hundred and is a bargain!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

RAILROAD WAGGERY.-Waggs went to the
station Of one Of our railroads the other evening,
and finding the best carriage full, said, in a
loud tone, "Why, this carriage isn't going. -
OF course these words caused a general stam-
Pede, and Wages took the best seat. The train
soon moved off. In the midst Of the indigna-
ton, the wag was questioned, you said this
carriage wasn't going?"
"Well, it wasn't then, replied Wages; "but
is now
The sold laughed, but Wages came rath-
er near a good thraShing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

The other day an ex-Conledcrate soldier, dri-
wing Government ambulance up Broad street,
was hailed by United States soldier as fol-
lows:
"HellO, Johnnie, YOU are driving Yankees
now, are YOU 2'
"Yes," said the gray Jacket, ''Gone back to
my old trade again, only get paid forit now. -
He Of the blue coat didn't pursue the subject
further.-Riehmond Wig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

a poet in the Nebraska City Nelrs concludes
long poem with the following lines. They
contain more truth than poetry:
Wen, such is life Whom the Gods love
Die young. Whom they hate, live and prosper,
And are selected Delegates in Congress
From the several Territories.
That reminds one Of Hook, who meeting a
group Of playful boys, patted them tenderly on
the head, remarking Poor little fellows How
sad to think they may grow up to be members
of Parliament
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-30

Beau Hickman's last is his best, and well de
served good " initiation fee from the first
man he meets who has any d" change" Here
marked one morning rising like Fenian I'm a
cheap boarding house, from his hashes, that he
had helda shOrtinterview with Alexander II Ste
Phens, and fond no change ia him '7
, 1865-04-08
MhtGuan Mrtbnxaes
- -tsATURDAY.,- APRIL g. ls;;5.
III PnITArK NILES osnF1r.

BID luck to the MN who 1s sober to night
hes eoSlo'heasted b0aAa9h, sayc1es secesh
"hose beart for the ould Fl.g has nj YER been
An who ielss s in the fame of bt, country 10
oeh' n'urthsri will none O. yez hou,d mo, me-
Or ats on, ~, o me shkln wid delight 1n;be jump
Htd nc ;;ss, Syss su'nntn' round in The ;h,pp,s.t
And The ,sea;. bsaf4 n ny bre,sht Ike plston-rod
Mnshc, elory to Godl for the news you ba1o snt II
"'o yorr ',.t;s os1 pury nsnt, IisiSei Flesident
An n'y &C. ed ee around both the BED an the
Where si5i'a 2a5 sa''y '0, Grant does h''a'in' an
Even stbanton. tonight. we'll confss he gas
"hin he PLAYED The ould scratch wtd our hare
An to s'1,9s1t 9an. "rht we'll drink wild de-
On whoss Chr p'une o fame n1' not SPOT O. the
Let the el4apels he opened. tho althafs tl.un,ca,
Ar .he mad esils ring out from aich tarrit and
Let the th.ns.,; G wid flowers be adorned and per
While she Sso2:aykA.3eod IA o1czs 'cu-sive thank,
For the city j. cur. that >Mae'' sought from the
An our hcSa through tho streets ..Hai1 co!am:-
An eFe ,sa Pssse Ss,e in the ar, an there's pride in
An our ts;S. E11. has tame TINT no tongue can b.
To the diou! wid he ehoddy-eontractore. an, All
2utt0 EGtQ EpfEpl& WIN mia fs
1he sost q becf, praties an whisky, will fall,
"n,s III, lG1G tn;nd GGad VIC az-for The rints too,
On the bogs who survive, fame and plnslon, vel,
Every orphan the wars med. homa we'll de-
An aieh 1o!sif5s young scethear. shall have
That vii! tickle her hayro. leturnin' to sec1,,
Oh; I'D Of thrue freedom! oh, land Of ,pr ,ove
via soqr ?, ginerous welcome % ali who but ; seek
May your stass shtno as long a. the twin11ers |
In s'15 ap6sst ds@S L 50 grand that no MORTAL CEN
All The winds o. the world, a. around II thew b1ow
No tsEDcr go glorious can w-ke INTO motion:
An "1d Payce In our oun land, you know we may
Just to tsssiiue some .arin,n' nceounts o,er the
OCEAN!
So come, me own Eileen come Morn m. Kate.
Cone hlcnael an Pat, ali Iouf Sunday duds |
We1l give thlnks the chapel, an do It in sthate
An wen pray Tor the sow1s ofpoo1 Murta6h and |
CO.'S me- e',ian IN the black thwamps before it they
bus the good God to-night-Hhose thrpe faith
they have cheIished-
t3s angels Will eend or the red fields a..hweep. !
In aish coTfd ear to breathe-"Not in vain hare !
you pcrishedl" 'N'~'S
30 oao luek to the man who Is eober to-niphtf
ceshct, wv
Whose hear for the ou.d Flag has ntyer been
An who !: kes in the Game OF his counthry no
och, mursheE! will rone O. yez hould nc, me
For lis ort o me skin, I'm afcard, I'll he jump
wa me eyss shwimmin' round IN the happiesr
An the heart IN me breasht Ike pIs.on.rod
New York, April ., 1866
, 1865-04-08
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~ TlCNEAY

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Ise St. uo:.iy Z te o. b: 9e t1ua;itTt Ind
ttt:t. i msy be reouircc h1 tSs 1s9sls.ed Ct his
turr'6.orin cface-
t I'd IN e s eaosg na a G' n1a
b. oy bt REQUIRED, can be hsd sn Application II this
o{e; @ n M ?, sfsa; y ~, O. o. telegraph: ,s
n. reop.ta III; nee r. coniea.ea ~ or 'ho
Each bid. 70 secure consideration. nut coa,sin a
t. o III BID sd e Is r resd5 iv e enser nso
.sa - ss i9q 4,
Ihc iy q sa.1sstos IS nus. n oe snoWS
+ Is Sis,,' sx:si1ss! ,lsss q Il: ns:fs.t
nay. 10 10 enc oisd with ths BIDS. 0@>'''
Ed nust be lr.fcnt. 10 res2oa1 to theis bids,
liz nnecie:eno TO siuzcu the s1Ett to 70.
fsymen1 Viii bs made SO soon alter he delivery Of
Eo:us furnl-he1 ss ihe lccoQEts ea1 be p1op:ry
anaeo and the requisite funds drawn from tas Treas
ro &; s.
e i s;s "a e & foe 5ss s
e;s a q g. sc ss
ta', al sas =, II. sat with tn. require.
Sahs E. co sr' e e ff'fe'f { fi:;,rx
, 1865-04-08

Who: rom the causes enumerated, or trim any other
Gaase save hAre been dcba7z-d orr
s1an ,! an4 aes1 saoIli:e* the use 81
and 1ay1EvRAI9; Certifying the canstitu,ion. nhi,a
thss brace m Tue ph,iuE and exhi the spirits il
e 6es o. FkQtA7s1S UTEHI, IA! lug II dir wnr,i,
thc1s toni: ehtrsts wantgru1 aad /: ken
,nxsy according TO r. 'lesczIEtona tey viii 1ufai-
other mechanical tn4 entioq, Se' ~ ally
, 1865-04-08

Grant Rolling Pork.
The Ne* York HtraId relates the follow
Ing incident which took place in that city
during the genes rejoicing over tile grea
victory, on Monday Inst: .'.->
"A SOLDIERS OPINION OF GRANT,
N Inc very center OF ons Of those group:
our reporter ntttced yeterun soldier Of thc
Union. He wore sc:geant's stripe on biz
am, rnd bore the marks Of long service in biz
Or nronxed AID wtather beaten countcpance
Inc Inc sergeant enjoyed tue honor OF b:iag the
ter listening 10 the oratorical efforts Of ths
Tete'an, rcntured tie original remark thai
Gtant vas certainly sr.at general.
disr, ,inteF5nptipg The civilian IN q half pleased
no general in the void liIe him, I tell Won, ..
be is great in fighting, great IN planning
and great In m4nding his men, Let me- tell
you story about Grant, eir.
HOW GRANT ROLLED PORK BARRELS,
Wien ySas down ut City Point, once, I
snW one day, number ofsoldiers rolling bar
ftls OF pork from vessel. There were Of.
hce s snpefntending the work. Some Of the
soldiers did not WORK fast enough, and d lieu
tenant felt himself called upon to kick ono Of
the men rahter severely in i tender snot. T J1.et 4
ut this moment another officer came IN. It
Was General Grant hinself, who had wit.
messed the occurrence. The Lieutenant Cen
eral Iee]ed of his coat, rolled up bis sleeves,
ana andset to work helping the men roll up tho bar
1els: When the peAtion was over ho wipcd
hts bands With his handkerchief, aud turning
to the kicking lieutenant, eaid Young
man, remember that a. good officer never
abnses his men. lie dcgrades himself when
he does 50, and ea. ms the haired OF thos. M:
der him. 1tl your C: mmandins officer that
denela! Gnnt Is not ashamed to help the
poor so1dlers even In rolling I'D na1k.',
, 1865-04-08

e. .. Howu 9rooriotor,
d.l7.qsss eSt sA*wtl NETT YQR6.
, 1865-04-08
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III lie. sno he ssid axss h: LIZ q On.
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asc 10 e.ssls. 1s d II * % as.e'osa
sd Where's. IN, .s'd p ~ .:e y n ynst y NJ
-
n. ThoplrAon, and JohR II IN a: and :h- satd
hodc,r Living the lth day Of 4Au44sY, 4. d 1865
hppoia,ed under their hanes IL wrItt-g. / nu9e1
Egneo trustee OF saiu deen .n tuccessc+ @: said
Isaac Sey monr, d.CtAked.
Ant whereas. aAo. TIE ssld raj WAY hs. lAled fns
fnore tu4n II, the Abnua tnt tcs.
"a r.: sAd ben + % hed x cfcr-s II nc nenberee
e 1ao,e M thestoa from tbs ar taa ,ijat, sa wh.rs
d Of taid Inst menu nt bon1t D7csus dur
49, ~ nua1J4o.es "nt aT6 Et1l { e Rn1 pA { g.
x1nnas tn- k,d tC!n@rs OF a.l tssr mfn
t,ndrr,sA ~. Asth CAY Q .fy. 1sS5
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Erusiet a. ssrs ~" ~, af2I. III i1e uAdtAkaei.
tn noi Ia S t2s ts,d e,ly e = - saso5m ii S:sw
dsy oi May: a lss5 si1z o'c":ek on a3 1as rEara
utys te the b1che.t htatcr tcr ia lana - ~ skc
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said r. Wy 70 tr7 ~ afcYes s,a e g
the AatstA ltion Il Int ntAt>n inz .nce 81 aH
Nxi ana tint tctsFtat t1erech - t's4r
Epop n1LEt2g Slt safe, -bsos-ts dses al r. ,.~
enEe E1ll be executed to tne purchase o. prTch.ss
khc1eoL
i=h4ss:s1 sW sdp J0HNF YtLVEnIO3. rru,t,.
, 1865-04-08

{xsokH K1xkpr.-Ihe caption Of th,s M ara4,s,.
1ep: Thich !, now .asqitsd 1hen d ea Wiz y u
err ~ toI to bc the ssfcsk and anss,,ef
u shsss see;a ,se "a
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, 1865-04-08

to tn -msclvcs. The only cxpressEons Of dis
Ike I heard uttered proceeded from kn It
Of y"ng iad.es 8 anding tn balcony, who
declared tho whole affair Was s:'4hamefu,. .
- disc rae cfnl." The eolored. people them.
selves were wild with enthusiasm, aud. as a.
evider ca Of their patriotism. 1t Is stated that
no less Than three hundred wete enrolled rs
recruits ln'rhe United States service on that
, 1865-04-08
t2Iom the Nashville Journal CT Med.ctne,1

Wmz TO Kscw, Hrr WEAK TO po-Therot Is no mo.u
plttabs ktgnt II N hat Of Joana stricken u
Mea1nsss = Of IL ,et e. seasea Or aa'a :isas know
y.ted In I'll Ind u body 10 aes He4v,--yst whtu
BE- shau es.eas Tho e,e u IN es.se: nt.sss whs1
lieu ot d1n; fearing mar1aae tn>se ID Of teekIns t.
otEers snd u shtcush aemin4 1erkn = due to ovrr
nda cece- .tur~! q nnhaia7al .i.,.ase,. in oak-
6on& etnssstcns thst h1.nt,atu md lisCsst h!u Ia
anch We s.y, kake the CaxEoAR1 CukH. opsArvu III
1lss stons That 1t .lthtulJ and viii
Strength. ena1g;, hes.th and, In Leu Ct lmpoteacYs
Mauiy power.
, 1865-04-08

n1As .. 1xnx@Tns e:lenrs,ed indian N <d4
teitEe. IN our co'Emns. 1h-y arc rar1nU; ~ 70
ooece IL ne n5;sn 60, 2. os
sSn. snGs waeh; naaer tae name Of CoasoKex Kxua1x
Ahus ~ Ws,1se 2 an2vn d Certain cure iof oax
o. y neIthwa ana Gi:st 1. Is 4v ~ .akea -
sun]ansnt VITA 'ae use os the CtERuKyx i,JE-r1nM
ea. g. i HtGnossheea Aises. CT Fuor i bus. Ia snns
frnSE. sa - pH'o syrup bot IN 1iica.n1a
Sold b. ali d1 uygtsts, A'91eeo-otasa1cd-
, 1865-04-08
- Prr4opnl md Political

Mrs. Gen: Sherman and family passei
Though. Il 1edo on Tuesday On their. way Il
'Ioncas e., O., the family res'd d-ncc.
Brig. Gyn. I. A. Davies, commander Of the
district OF Northern Kansas, has been relieved
fftm duty, and ordered 10 report for du,y. te
Mst. Gen. Gu. lis, At Milwaukec, t.. take com,
mnnl Of the Distiict If Wisconsin. Gen. T.
B. Mitchell takes commend Of Northern Kan.
sas and Nebraska, With headquaIte ut Fort
Leavenwolth. - , - :.
ChAs. A. Stevens, prominent man ID busi.
'ness and political circles in Wisconsin, who
vas captured while specu'atlog in cotton on
TUNED to Washtpgt IN. ..Hetwas released
IRON captivity at Columbia, s. c., during the
place. :: -
Col. W.,P. Lyon is elected Judge Frs. Ju-
dicial Circuit. Of Wisconsin, over Judge Nog-
gle, the p esent Incumbent Col. Lyon was
tt regular Union candidate, aud Judge Noe-
gle an independent candidate. They are buth
Republicans 49, T.
Hon. E. B. Washburnc lett bis home at Ga
lena tor tue front soon af.er healing Of The
fall Of Rlchmon1. 80,
The Republicans Of Champaign elected
their -enti,e tickets for municipal and town
Officers, on Mond1y last, BY la-ge mai ,rit.es.
- The venerable jeremiah Day, ex-pscsfdent
Of Yale College, and now niuety-three years
cd, is the oldest male citizen in New: Haven.
There are twenty others in the city
:: The only man Killed in the I'd corps, on
Thursday, 50 far as it is at present known.
was Lieut.. Patterson Of the z b AI!caisap'
whose term ofserv.ce had expired three DAYS
before, aud who had Toluntceiel, His fate
deserves commcInoratiOu,
, 1865-04-08
lFl om the Lat1ca' Dav Bonk I

r, r,HE Mosr UeETuI a'ED. CINE Y41 p1s.pvrpro
eHe ecnm:rsfes tie AatitEn4uf u,on Il ~ sr;f~
~ .ae peileI IN le 1ait3, ald examiner t1e f.r
ae tM oIthe lis - II. c na-c cd vita :ne ~,
~ @ Is p!eeteI 70 then. /. tE1possnie to cnnIrn
tae - thss t4e Chsrokae FIJI Is tho css n+f1r
ena otnenceEt n. oc.ns ever cacra: to he nnh ia
70 E1n taa c:actaess Of mathe1n ss,tsf
s4Gnts1oa 6ate 10 MI. snd inf-s ibi~ ins ren,1sf
r. eos'secion sAo sasptesst;n tassa Pits sh ui1 h
y, tb p.1g sssu o. err, hA"ten. wi1e IN: m,tnrr
n. n ~ uLHy OFT be pa!nscn on v tn any ntnrT
., Ply a3 tfn EsF kee Pills !ne yau 71i b. co3yncs
o. 1heH snic.c5. so!a h Ell Druggists. s1se~
, 1865-04-08

SURE, UNFAIL1NG REsoURUE-DR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,


1his assertion. bold aad bread as It may seeu. i.
tornded Oh seT1es Of curea-wtrAoUT oXx rarrttnx
-e1tendtn. through period Of nearly twenty Fe.fS
, 1865-04-08

Containing nearly ECO pax-s, and 100 0oe PAtea and
FhKrasinRS Of tue ApAtuuy uf Lit :]re ms i'll
4sa'e q Hath and pses,e, With 7. e.tl,e oe rlT
Erro!n " lep Gr-D Z on*egne-c:4 upon tsc s.i d
and Eody. VI tue Auth9r's gan OF r. at1uect-:he
ony rational kEd saccessrul modr ii Il xo6 an
DE the Iepft Of cAacA tF-Aiet trntutu a441aa1 fo
tilc maffl.d. md those co2lcuptatin marrl.g. WIS
entertain doebt efthtr payscsi cont1t, nj iree
~ nosfA-e 10 any addF-ks, on ec fct OF Ac+uts Ii
E:anps cr p9.tal currency. BY aadfee>iaG u. s
c!:pl4. Eo 81 AAtasI A-e: .baay.S
The Cutbnr rnnT tt rsD5n te1 Milr Of the @Is
cn.es urcn which his book ate e.c"r feE-axalLY
or b. GA-1- AID medicines sear n: par1 q t.r
Void. lnhIsa s. 1T FU rH4sA1s
, 1865-04-08

BRIGHAM Y0EyG, TIE IA 7gE8 oEs~
ERdL HUNDRED JUUNg N0punve 20 ~
3aLT LAhEAas s0ystsen long letter II r,1or -
OR. WRIoAT'S EZVR, or EssEYTE 81 o.
Lfff, out t1s hers space only for .Ae fo{,o.cinn
Prom the aer York 1sde9.ndent1
HxrocuoyDatAsta, dtatas:x for eve.a thing. uhsp,-
nc: oE mind OF D. dy, as1tuda aud eIhTnsf,nV
nape1s. 6, seer. tioa nj ehcu alton. ara cIscsna =
reneetn y the timely n.e Of WxlanF'a RsJ1TExsTT
r., esssi v.y nao!sss.as s1mptona. iahae 6ot{
W. ~ a1 ~. Ane s.tA en.sfS IN yi!or- Vt lis c.9
sbets1stlot 1 IN ths eysc:.to1y saa.aeis swept
a." srsE5 o,snn fsken sfnte3 Th7se sI q scur
qnss aes teatimony et gro nd af xitnesses 9Sx
trct II TITS Elixir. ~ A8' AAA-A4An@I A.
, 1865-04-08

pETROIEUM.
L
BOOKS CLOSING.
The Sub4cf1ption Rocks Of thsx <,or~x-
pahJ at III. Original Price OF AZ
per Share Having GloAed. \ lin.
III d Number Only OF Shnre1
RemafninH viii ho soi1f ~
Sc Fer Share.
Ne" Yors, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore Con-
, 1865-04-08

,IASsE I4ou 4pM1SlsTzH TO A1tD D1sx.a.r2ss
~" H. sa1 ei+at dsaa.ass: Ses, say and p nex
EtsAa1FE kttI1a a.. such masye.lou. over, -
~ to' d1oo. ltE Energies, h.I It Is ka r.
Ine te=toi atys that - set been maIe tn9~n a.
fanLY. Fo@HNV" VI e4e nuta&0