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| O.. Times: 50 -uoT jsNu.ss sl -s
/ Don Piatt. the accomplished Radica
le'tsr:write' from Washington. says o
Senator Sprague:
| would not be astonishej to hear that
lSprague had claimed South Carolina a.
his home. and were to seek to reprpse n,
that State in the Senate. .Ha has lately
acquired large possessions in hat part ol
the world. und his family is there much oi
the time 'e~ ~t,"if5t ., i3@
| This may account in = measure for the
exceedingly liberal views adopted recently
by Mr.. Sprague. A residence At the South
has, no doubt, taught him that the whole
world does not revo've about New Eng
land. Multiplying instances like this are
rapidly working the destruction Of the
Republican party, ofwhich no better evi-
denes u wanting than the sentiments of
Don Pistt himself. expressed .s follows I
We complain that lhoss Southern peo-
pie do not accept the situation and look
the inevitable in the face. Are We not
.gnilty Of the. same errorl The difference
Of nationality led to a bloody war. in
which we laid waste widef1ieids. burned
the hornestesds and killed the best be
loved. and yet propose. by few; crude
statutes, TO wipe out the deadly antaeon-
ism. and tnaks the people, 30 punished, a
patriotic. peaceful, loving body Of citisens.
y Had VA attempted this in good faith,
we would yet be lighting the movable, !;
but feeling the impossibifity Of socl1 sssuIt,
we have, in fact, used oar power TO benefit |
ourselves. Our so-called reconstruction
acts serve New Englsnd, and not the South.
The net purport and upshos Of the business
IS, % have . body Of men in Congress
from the Southern Seatss Who represent
The moneyed interests Of Yankesdom. We
call them carpet baggers. / met one, 1t the
opening Of the holidays, last winter, carpet.
Bag n hand, making for the depot. 81
"MhithSf bound r. | cried sos yaiu ! =
rHome for few days" .a3nsIi !
"Wbat. going South I" 4, tsae'} !
@Dev,l q bit. Tam making for Con
,ecticut to see my family" '}.32'sil
i He did not call the lsndi q hia coastitu-
nts home. OF course not :; nor dees bs
ons;der the interest Of biz pclitical locali,
7, but votes, steadily With The manufao-
cturnk capital Of his Old home. II
"Ma, make Bob have hisself: every II
ime ! his him With sshs hammer I'd $
olle.. -; 80, e..,t,,,,s,-,o ,els
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NOT1CE-Ail suhacribers 10 the Ad.

NOUCE-Ail su|"cribers to the Ad.
vertiser, are notified that their accounts
are made out. and that they must coms
and pay the same; otherwise they will
BE- liable TO incur costs and have thsiss
names stricken from our lst. A,torusyss
will 10 all cases be held liable for coele
incurred for legal advertisements; asd ars,
according to our terms Of advertisement.
col'ectabIe on the last day ofpubt;eae;oe
or on the day Of safe. f'fs ST ia7s
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~ From developments growing ing on o1
of q. ana.tiff. and puppy" controversy a,
washington, it would sppear that N old
fesd had PIssiAaaly existed between Sena.
tots Spt.gs 'shd Abbott. Very naturally
.hs New H.np.hiss gsntl.m..rn represent represent
ling North Caroiina Is very sore on the
|catpafbag Auesat lanf spraguly No =
- impalsivs =. hs' i honest, touched thiis,
vety pvl asspl iii . pnsisls convsssia,ion.
It happened .:shaswiua," )" = rslAsed by Alb
bot hmaqqlIf;sii~rhez .ss7aJ ,s 4ssss4ado .s,a
I. HA aemA 70 ps eas dayF~ilh .; pisss
OF paper apd Iced psecil ID HE hand, and
cooil3 asked rs What .StatS +, VA. from.
This was about sths 'time .hs:iwas eoipr,
about hunting up ~ names = DE lawysts
ef The Senate. I 1ooksd & hin when he
asksd im,c the ,questjon aid snew wsredl hY
sayiag, Wbat Ssal{ are yos from ,ytnr.
ssif III loctef up q dbs .aad ! sa;d
'n@ll. eesato1, dpa1 know which y
yoof 6ssb.. I roplIed, Nor de I ~. Ese.al-
Z lsoy fs;s.t ; 3 !. yoaf' ',sA aArss sRF.gss
Boti cassiag = aaad e.u.sie IN B;lly, ! that j
g.e. II & TAR 10 ssats that 10 ths subes- |
lsSot se.slsn n&aaAlrd ~ soel,os ykat
:ou,a Is The lsass rTdasssas sirNims-9 9ss&lvs!!
II sssssasssf ass;xsas1s ri 1900 ~ snsss
Nss - ys s~.s;-crisi1a-rF 2
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~ We must call the attention Of the
public to the meeting to be held at the
Cepst Hosss. il our Tovs, 1t llAA. NJ,
ts-aay; on thststject Of Agricultut,l Assc
ciatien. The etsct ofI The meeting is d
virl , inpostasce 70 pur country snd' should
kaIdsly and matsrsly considered BY every
eiilsaRd siliipgdiaao in oppr community, saWs hope The
hssaiAg viii - bsis,ye'y attepdsd.;s red ass I, !
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50. Cts1lyayl .'1lss CelzealIIleiI., = 7,
GRAND CQTEAu. La.

.. - gGRANU CUTEAU, Ia. - q Il
college Of Spring Hill. near No
d bile, Alabama. which was under The
direction Of thslssv FatAsm Of the Society
of Jesus. has been destroyed by FIRE. The
Psscnte and Guatdiaas ofths Sn,dsoas. Ass
respsctfully informed that the ,Direce6es
and Professors Of said College. ass traps-,
ferrsd' to St. Charles, Grand coteau, where
they are ready to receive the students an.
trusted 70 them and to resume the couyao
Of studies. ... go. <s...o.-..-. - =" :,
F,t l3A frfn. : @++'1 - '-
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4, Prentice giyes this adyiceI e ysnng men
Wishing success in life q BE- Industrious.
prsetice economy, say your prayers, and
- d Aostse Snd io& tcr Grant,
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~ The r May No. 3 Of the Southern
Csjlivasss has gbeen received. This old
Southern journal. (now in its 27,b year !
pa. not s't,h have = many pictures !. .ome q
Fthe Northern men:hliss. but it is strictly
|a Soathssn ssterpi;ss, i printed on paper
naas Within = fsw miles of iss Office. and
owned add edited BY gentlemen Who, bosn
and reared 10 the South. and long engaged
i planting thssa ~ast b, to- great ex
tent familiar With the psclliasities snd
wants y sqd,hsln farming. II will be
found, moreover, byy any one who will take
the trouble to examius = copy Of the Cul
tivator (and oil are invited to' call At this
offee and do so.l that the larger part Of
its contentssis made up Il comu unicat;os.
from s.perieoced farmers, :ising al over
The Gulf st.ts..--TLi. vs regard, a. an ex,
t'smely valuable rfsature-g;ving, - il
dess. =. psculiat'y pruesieal esst to thi.
rmagasinese Specimen copy sent on sppli-
cst'o6.l faPoblishsd 4 Athens. !. GA. BY
VIM. 4 ". L. Jones. at $500 ! year.
- uotfftt 4 sN .cn5sjf a,ssst III PIT
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OBJ "'4Sber'+tiistlr," :"
OFFICIAL JOURNAL oftAe Parish
ef lafayette and Toaon Of Kfrm;l;onville.
R'H1ltshed Eue,.y Saturday.
VIM. B. BAILEY, PROPRIETOR.
Ne'n'i1iopo,sge, Lo..aMay 18th 80.

-.s. T Onsaecount Of sickness Of one Of
ounwork.nen, we have been compelled to
issue bat : half sheet this week. hoping
70 make amends for the same hereafter.
Advertisements p will. BE- found on the
French side ofosr joorust sl'sir7 s'a-:.a7
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bn@Ths Paish Court il session sinca
Monday the Sd iussAnt adjourned on
Wednesday isSt ta THIS sersion though not
protFactsd, cleared the Docket Of . q9ssa,
nsnAts e eassa. nostiy Old legal rdbbiah,
some " The cases decided however, were
Of sstseispcttance, and Involving que..
t'ons OF vital intsteatA te-cur people.
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al 10 isfTsV 5F' n - = A tif &
e1DA ssssssios defsll the citizens, d
ths PAtish q IAkystts irrespective d
PAfty, Asld at fhe. Cont Honss in Yer.
mil;Soyills % Sanday - 9th day Of Nay
lssa. VIZ. Neutsao wass,c chosen president
ard A'thun 0sele sssrStsry when Ia,
President after . tev. explanatory rsmsrk.
a5tSths object o he meetine Offered The
following preamble aad rsaoIatioss which
were unanimously adopted. .ss1reaiI be
Wbdsaa 06rtln charges Of fraud and
Intimidation Jhise bssn tb.rnughtI !, against &
tho Democratic portion of the citissns Of
thS Parish Of Lafayette. in The l,.t Ces
grsssl9nal nCasVi6n, Z aaad Dat DAT 4 81 s.. com. ~
toodt iSSs 'sdgs,.s, .h., I he Sub -cenp;ti.s
Of investigator on the same, have s..cb.
ed the City af,Nsn Gsssah md sstssad u
visit each Congressional Di5tfict thfooxkk.
out The state, in the performances Of Ii cir
duties. MIAa Hon
esisrssslyyed TIM ~ fbs citizens j !, Il
th.,nsiS ,l.si's b.. n A. .i.os.siy sie,'
d vits thA hemhems afthe abevs 6sb. Com
mitses'te u;sis,ths. .RasAAs " Lafayette toa+
thsrfifpossjfVssn ina st1ict ippyss,ie.,,
t'ss .ssy S.ssI y ~ l.ss.s,s oas pss
r. ,ssoc7 haa as de,ix div .sssof 4siliss1
BAitsss6lvsa; 1Ass theH Hr;sh' of Lafa.
yssssA Ming ~ msat ssSsral u tie sra
coslt,s!oqsf !, i,,l .a,,ss .iIl,. Il
Town of Vsrmilio6vills - ~ mots su;1s-
BE plao4NtD1Ilo1stA \ Hs1aa Quarters of
ssid 01sil 1pisqhta sliiixsats;pb Il fhe |
lsho,. h.e,.. 49, 1881 aJS siiqA
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.1rTlt,a.I - :. .'...1, 8. - @ J
e sd"s .yss.gs. !h'tsy 6Ys ysAsp. and produces
IT, "s's - j. ts16sgisssxd
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Tho Lending Issue,

The Register has made singular
discovery, viz: that the repeal OF tho
registry law Is not the leading Issue,
as II has maintained up TO this time.
the editor goes back on himself and
on his bantlIng brought forth by the
Convention. Il seems he has been
conceallng the real question oil this
time, and now he finds longer conceal
ment dangerous, and he tells his
friends "the leading Issue In this can.
vass can no longer be disguised" And
what Is the Heading issue" after all I
Why after taking of the thin disguise
Of his anxiety about next years county
election, 1t Is found TO be the editors
fear that II he cannot succeed IN his
pet schemes In the present election be
may not be considered a strong OF
available Democratic candidate for
Congress next gear. Our own opinion
Is, that's "dead lsshoo" and the editor
as an embryo Congressman Ia "dead
duck"
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EVERY Democrat who permits him.
self TO be cajoled into aiding directly OF
Indirectly, the success OF the RepublI.
can nominees Is simply strengthening
the Republican party for It's fight nexl
Fall. AT that election, when all the
county officers, Including Clerk, Re.
cOrder. Sheriff, States Attorney, &C,
are to be chosen, we may look for the
hardest fight ever witnessed In the
county, II the Republican nominees are
successful now.-Re0iSter.
Wonder II anybody else is to be elect.
ed next fall besides county oGicers-a
Congressman from this District fol
instance2 And Isn't It that instead Of
the county officers which creates the
Register mans anxiety? or course the
promotion Of the reforms to which the
Register has all along protested such
devotion, must stand aside II It could
by any possibility endanger the Con.
gresslonal aspirations OF last years
lame duck. VIII any OF the Democrats
be 90 hard.hearted as to be "csj oled'
into doing anything displessIng to oul
ambitious brother edltorH 1t would BIZ
very sad.
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[CoMMuNIoATED.l
AGABBIZ AND MOSES.


N~F%sAAA eAAS A1A0AVs
"1t Is reported that the first words Of
Professor Agasslz in his opening lecture
OF the Harvard course were: i do not
wish any one to come to my lectures
who believes the book OF Genesis, as
given In the Blble.' This is New Eng.
land progression" -RG0ister, 23d Inst.
This seems 10 be the age of Drift, Ia
use geological expression, and none
can tell where we are drifting. With q
large proportion Of our scientific men
whose opinions are influencing large
masses Of the public, the drift Is away
from the Bible. In the controversy be-
tween science and religion the two
sides have been approaching nearer
and nearer to the Issue which Is inevIt~
able, and which IL thus rendered by
one OF the most distinguished savans Of
tho age. With the Speculative Phil
losophy, on the one side, which has
struck such deep roots In Germany and
try, with their q bic organ In 1.-THE Jour.
nal Of Speculative Philosophy" at ST.
Louis, and Science on the other, with
It's arguments from Geology and the
Natural Sciences, and both In open con-
hict with religion, and both rendering
their direct issues on the verities OF the
Bible, II may be seen that we are on
the eve Of great struggle, when mind
must meet mind In the severest and
sternest conflict OF thought. A gentle
man OF much intelligence and reading
and somewhat familiar with this whole
field OF controversy, and who was deep.
~ tinctured with these geologic views,
and metaphysical BpeculRtions; and
the apparent conflict between the first
chapter OF Genesis and the geologic ar.
gument, said on reading 1.-THE CosmoR-
ony and the crucltixIon" In tho "Deus
Semper" Of Judge Thompson, that 1t W as
"the grandest argument he had read for
years." Whatever may be thought oil
the literary execution Of this work, II
meets with open boldness and 10 a new
line Of argument, both In science and
speculation, the very issues on which
the tide Of the battle must turn. /
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Jenny Lind Come at Last !
By the Governor of West Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.
THE STATE OF WET VIRGINrA,)
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEELING, October ~ l4RQ l

?
WHEELING, October q, 1869.
The President OF the United States hay
ing designated Thursday, the eighteenth
day OF November hext, as q day OF public
than ksRlvlnH and prayer 70 Almighty God
and fully concurTing In this matter with
the Chief Executive OF the Nation, 1, VIM.
y. stevenson, Governor OF the State OF West
VirHlnin, do hereby cordially recommend 10
the people OF this State that they observe
sold day In accordance with the Presidents
proclamation; that the different religions
denominations assemble in their several
places OF public WoHhlp, and engage In such
devotional exercises as may be suitable 10
the occasion; and that the citizens generally
throughout the State observe the day IN
such manner as 10 them may seem most ap-
propriate
The people Of our young and growing
commonwealth have many reasons 10 be
thankful to the Great Author and Preseryer
OF life. The year that Is closing has wit.
neSSeu uninterrupted peace within our bor.
dem. The general health has been good be.
yond that offormer years; and our great In.
do5trial interests have been prosperous In o
II IL most earnestly suggested 10 all 70 30
improve the occasion that IL may result In
the increase OF kind and fraternal feeling
among the people OF the entire State, and
IN removing nom amonght us, as far Rs poe
siole, political, religious and feiRhbortiood
animOsitioS-to encourage social and family
reunions. which are always sources Of inno.
cent pleasure and domestic felicity: To re-.
lisVe the wants OF the helpless, all icted and
destitute; and above all, In leading us al ali
times and under all circumstances 10 az.
press gratitude 10 aim who Is the source OF
every good and perfect GIT here, and who
hns implanted Within US the hope OF happl-
ness In that lif0 which Is immortal,
In testimony whereof have hereto set
~ NY hand and caused tho seal OF the
lL.s State 10 be affixed at the City or
| Wheeling, this twenty-second day or
~ October, In the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and BlXty-nIne, and
OF the HtatO the seventh.
By the Governor: "
J. N. PIPES, Secretary OF the State.
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TRLWEEKLY EDITION.
PyuIisHED EVERY TUEBDAY, THuRADAY
AND SATURDAY,
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THE Register notifies us that the Re-
publican candidates "cannot and will
not be supported by solid Republican
VOTE" There Is every good reason, 1t
seems to us, why they ought to be and
no sufficient reason why single Re.
publican should withhold his vote from
them. We are sure the wish OF the
Wheeling Register that he should, is
not good reason for doing 1t. We sin-
cerely trust no Republican will crafty
the editor Of that sheet and play into
his hands by a half vote for his ticket
and half endorsement OF his "de.
mAnd.n
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We are frank to say, not because the
point Is OF any Importance, but because
we would not willingly mlsrepresent
tho truth, that we were mistaken In
saying the Register had not until re.
Gently demanded anything moro than
modification Of the registry law. Its
demand for the repeal OF that law dates
back, 1t appears, at least as fur as Sep
tember8
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IT Ia q dangerous expedIsnt to change
front In the face. OF the enemy. The
Register, however, has felt constrained
to risk 1t. It abandons the registry law
10 It's fate, and announces that the lead.
Ing Issue 10 whether somebody can be
elected TO something next Fall. We
should think not II this Is the way lie
runs away and leaves his principles
and candidates TO take care OF them
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The Greatest DlsroYerE Of tha Age,

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
This Is admitted 70 be the mot by The
thousands who are now using DR.. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Llnlment. 1t haa been
introduced since lSI7; and no one once
trying It Is ever without It, twill positive
ly cure the aforementioned complaints, II
used as directed:
Chronic rheumatism, Sore Throae, Head.
ache. Toothache, sptaIns, Bruises, Old sores,
swelllngs, Mosquito Bites, and Palms In the
Back, Chest, or Limbs. Also takon inter-
nally for Cholora, DiaIrhUa, Dysentery,
Group, Collie. Sea Sickness, spaEm, &c. II
is perfectly harmless To take internally,
(seo oath accompanying each botiie,) II
has nevor failed 70 cure every case OF
DlauhgI. Dysentery, and Group, II used
when first taken. Always have bottle In
the house in readiness, and you will never
regret 1t.
Price, Flny Cent? and One Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and storekeepera. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York.
oOtll.lmuhW
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sPRINaFIRLp, MASS, Oct. %, 1860.
Gov. ". E. Stevenson:

sPRrNaPlELD, MASS, OCT. o, 1860.
Gov. ". E. Stevenson:
DRAR sIR,-I enclose DRAFT Of S25. a
collection In my church (South Cong.
ohurch) for Rev. Mr.. Coyner's church,
We were Cad to see Mr.. Coyner and
he commanded the respect and conf
denoe Of those with whom he came In
contact. He had conversation with
some individuals In regard to remoy-
Ing 10 your State. I think II no had
stald longer he might have found some
disposed to emigrate. And I would
suggest II you wish 10 accomplish
something In that direction that the
State should appoint him their agent
and send him North for this purpose,
He seems emlnently well fitted for such
o mission.
think you will not be ableto Induce
many 10 emlGrate except as they 20 in
companies. They will never be Content
without society and schools and church.
es.And " lth enough In their COMPANY 10
furnish them with these, or with res.
sonable hope Of having them In time.
they will enjoy your good soil and tine
climate.
lam aware that you have a long,
hard and perplexlng work before you
10 reconstruct society and restore good
feeling and establish educational and
religious institutions but II must be
done, and In time can be done, and no
faithful effort toward such an end Is
lost. trust God will realize your
brightest hopes In regard 10 your State.
With much respect,
am yours,
S. G. BUCKINGHAM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-26

OUR tee6ly feroolouu cotemporary has
discovered that the Register has not
commanded the approval Of the re.
neo'ng men In Its own party."-Regis.
Our ferooloualy feeble ootemporary
will make the. same discovery al a late
hour Thursday night.
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THERE's growing belief In the city
that the Republican candidates for
House ofDeleGates are going to DO elect
de,and that the Registers candidates are
not. There are symptoms that this
belief has penetrated the Register office.
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.SaG Of GQYeTllRlt PrllRltI.

"'VAU0uh1 4LVpulAJs
HRADo'Rs Posr OF UNION, ". Val
October 9th, 1899.
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF MEDICAL,
Il stoEeS VIII be sold at public auction at
we barracks IN Union, on the 8th day OF
November. 1859, a. 0 O'Clock, A. NJ, and con.
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Terms cash. payable on delivery or the
property, 20 per cent payable on the closing
OF each Dld as earnest money:
MEDICAL STORES.
10 oEs Acacia PulviR. do. Acid Citric.
40. Mur1At. do: do. Sulphur. . do. do.
Aromat. l do. BlSmulh submit, x do, CoI.
iodI! do. Ext. Pruni. ado, do, Seneca. 4
10. DO. Spigelia. Sdo. do. Valorian. 4 do
Iengeberia. do. Terri Chlor Tinct, / do
90. Qnena Oitras; Sdo. do. TodIdi syrup. 2
do. do. Unguent. do. do. ditrat, Z do.
iodine. ado. Eplcac Pulv. 4 do, LavAndnia
spirit. Il b Lint, IN Tins. ozs, MaVneEIa
Sn!pnas. Bolt'e oleum MorrhuA, { oEs,
INBTRUnENTs.
! AtomIser. 8 Cupping Glasses. do. do.
TN. !Eleotrtc AppaIatuS. Lancet, Thumb.
ts US1 .tsss GaSe; o Pocket DC: Post Nor:
Scissors. sponge-Holder for the Throat
stethoscope. ! Stomach Pump, / Syringe,
hard rubber: o do. PeniH, Glasd, ! 40, Vac.
ma. 9lasS. 1do.l hard rubber. l Teeth ES.
n'Hna,s E Et TONGUE Depresor. 2Tour.
vGCclnators Spring. Yard Adhesive Pias-
ter DO. Cotton Bats. do. Muslin, Bleach.
ea: ID oaknm, fns picked. Yard Oiled
euk. lset OF splints. 2 do. do, HmlSh's
Ante{loE: y Towels IL Dozen Towel Roll.
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Gnya Anatomy, BumSted on Venereal
diseases, dictionary, do. Medical, Dis.
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efndenee. plasnoSis, hodEs Midwifery,
h[2ctioe o. Medicine, EIichsonH Surgery.
wilson on SKIN Diseases, Blank Books, |
AnRAAnu' fortlouo, Army Regulations,
BEDDING, ETC.
10 Bed Sacks. a Blankets, White. IL
ConntsrpaneS. 21k466er Cushions, 10 Mos
white. % Linen Sheets. 1S DraWers. la
Dressing Gowns. ID Cottona Shirts. q Tin
Basins. 3Ttn Basin DTesSem. Bed Pan.
II Iron Bedteads: 10 Bed Tick Frames. Ii
Bowls: ! sep6blng Brush. 70 Brooms. I
Clever: 2 Wooden oloclrR. Stool. 100 FEST
Clothes Line, lCoTk Screw. q DIppeH. n
Dishes: Feeding Cup. l Flesh Fork. /
Funnel, gla@; Funnel Tin. l Nutmeg
Crater Gnd.iron. Ratchet. Iron Kot-
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Bread knife. Butcher knife. 2 LadleS
Lantern. Litter. . Looking Glas5es. i
Graduated Measure, GlsBs. do. Minim
Glass. Medicine Measuring Glasa, do, do.
Spoon. Mess Chest. Mortar and Peatle'
IS Mugs. Frying Pan. IBauce Pan. PHI
Machine. PHI Tile. 8 pItchem. is Plate.
Chamber Pot. Coffee do. / Mustard 40.
Pepper do. Tea do. Razor and strop.
SAd'iroDS. Salt Cellar. ! hutcherS saw.
and Weight shop. Slate. 2spatulaS. /
Spirit Lamp. 2 Spit MugB. 6spitoonE le
spoons, table. IS Spoons, Tea. Steal: g Bed.
side Tables. Test Tubes with Racks. i
Glass. Bath Tub. 2 urinalR. ! Htomaos
Warmer, tin. Feet Warmer, tin, Gomez
by order OF Brevet Col. ]. Simpson, o, }.
A. Medical Director Department Of The
Cumberland.
| DR., GEO. h. HENDERSON,,
Act'g Assist. Surgeon U. y. A.,