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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
A Good thing TINT Everybody
should Have.
Humphreys Specific ITomcc-
pathic h cmcdies.

List Of Humphrcy's Specific Homeopathic Ron.
edies.
Retail price Of single Box, orAr,
No. I.--TGr Fever, Congestion aud
| inflammation, heat pain, rcstlessRcss, 20
2.-Eor WGtni Fever, Worm Collie,
| Voracious appetite, wetting the bed 20
3.--E0r Collie, ioehiug, crying, aud
wakefulness, slow growth, and iecbeness Of
infants, rs
i.-For Diarrhcn, Of children or adj.
ulis. cholera inlautum, and summer COM
plant, 20
5.-E0r Dysentcry, or Bloody flux,
Collie, Grpngs, Bilious Collie, falldysenicry, 20
6.--E0r Cholera. cholera morbus, nuu-
sea and vomiting, aslhmaiic breathing, 20
| Fer Cough colds, hoafsness, bron-
/ chitis, influenza and sore throat, %
\ S.-FOf TOOthnCIte, face-nehe, ner-
yous pains, neuralgia, and tic doloreux, 20
0.-EOT Headache, sickhcadaehcs,
| vertigo, rush Of blood to the head, 20
IO.-FOr Dyspepsia, weak, acid, or
deranged stomach, constipation, liver COM
| plant, 20
lI.-For Suppressed Mcnscs. or
scany, or painful, or delaying, Green Sick.
| ness, %
~. For LcucOrThCn or Whites, o.
bearing down, TOO proiuse mcrsts, 70
I3. FoR CHour, hoarse croupy cough, Diff
ieult and oppressed breathing, rs
II FoR SALT RnEuM ,crusty ernptions, ery-
sipelas. scald head. BARRIERS itch, 81
H. foR RnEuaATsA, pain, lnmenoss, or
soreness in the chest, back, sides Or limbs, %
/ l6.--FoR FEVER AND AGuE, Intermittent
| fever, 20
| I7.-Fon PILES, internal and external,
blind or bleeding, recent or obstinate, 30
49,. Fon OrfIiALMY, weak or Infancd Eyes
or Erysipcas, falling or weak sight, %
HO.--fon CATAHRn, acute OF Chronic, dry
or flowing, cold in the head, influenza, 30
9O.-FOn WHooPIKG CoUGH, shortening and
palliatiug il, OF spasmodic cough, 60
9l.--Fon ASTHMA, Oppressed. difficult. Ia
bored Breathing, cough and eN pectoratien, 20
29.--fon Ear DISCHARGE, noise in tho
head, impaired hearing. earacbc, 50
23.-FoR ScRofuLA. Enlarged glands aud
tonsils, swelngs and old ulcers, so
FoR GENERAL DEBILITY, physical or
nervous weakness, 80
2j.-FOR DRoPsY, Fluid nceumuations,
Tumid Swellings, with scaniy secretions 80
2G.-Fon SEA-SIcHEEss, prostralion, scrti-
go, nausea, vomiting, 90
5.-URIsAEY DISEASES, Gravel, Renal
Calculi, difficult or painful urinalion, 90
2S.-FoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, and conse-
quent prostration and debility, 90
%. -~FoR SoRE Mourn on CANgER, 90
! CASE PRicE.- The entire set case Of rs largo
walls, in morocco, and book Of directions, 81 90
Case Of ~ large walls, in morocco, and book
| of directions, 800
Case Of 20 large walls, plain case, and book
4 Of directions, 4 90
Case of Is boxes, (Nos. TO 49, and book
! Of directions. 200
Case Of any six boxes, (Nos. to l6,) and
! book Of directions, 90
Single boxes, with directions as above, 70
| cents, so cents, or 81.
/ For sale at the
nHUflt GTsnKxUt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
List of Patent Medicines for sale
DRUG STORE.

nR II. d. Aliens Tonic Bitters. Lung Bal
IL sam, Rheumatic aud Nerve Remedy, Dyson
terry Syrup, Bilious Pills. Dr. Seth Arnold s
Sugar Coated Pills, Cough Killer, Balsau'. Dr.
+. Wings Magic Ointment, Linimcnt, Cough
Balsam. Dir. Jaynes' Expectorant, liniment,
Alternative, Vermiuge, Sanitive Pills, Hair Tonic,
Carminnatiye. Iunnewcl's Tolu Anodyne,
Universal Cough Remedy. Motifs Vegetable
Liver Pills Dr. Hcrrick's Sugar Coated
Pills DR.. Bakers Pills Ayre's Pills ;
Brandreth's Pills; DR.. A. Whites Eye Water;
Doctor Isaac Thompson's Eye Water DIR.
]. Pettit's American Eye Salye Stoughton
Bitters; Langleys Bitters; ~ II. Downs Vege-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Compound; DR.. VIII
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam; Browns
Bronchial Troches; Composition or Diaphoretc
Powder; Hot Drops or No. 6; Godfrey's Cordial
Batemln's Drops; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing ~
rup; Querus Cod Liver Oil DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs; ScoSillc's Blood and Law
err Syrup; Panderson's Condition Powders; llar-
Wells Condition Powders; Humphreys Ointment
Osborn's Golden Ointment; llenry's Vermont
Eminent Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
Eminent; Grifitb's Plasters; llerrck's Plasters
Liquid Cuticle Liquid 0podeldoe; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British Oil ;
SedIita Powders Parsons Vernin aud Insect
Exterminator; Wauregan Salt Rheum Kennedy
Balm of Zanthorea; Rexford's Medieated Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobeia Herbs J J. Griffith's Com
pound Syrup Brar Root; Dr. Bakers Pain Pan
acea; Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimulant; Cobb's
Family Salve Oriental Tooth Paste Shaker
Anodyne; Lyons Katharion; Prof. Barry's Tri-
copherous Prof Motifs Hair Inyigorator
Spauldings Glue; Green Mountain Cement; Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Kenndy's Discoy-
cry; Marshall's Catarrh Snuff; Professor Elmer's
Ointment, Doct. n G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir.
Manchester. May %, 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

DRIED SWEET CoRy.-Now is the time
10 dry sweet corn for winter use; and if
dried properly, who is there that don't ike
it. Take the best ears, cut from tie eob,and
spread in dishes or tins, and put in the
stove oven or beneath the stove. II will dry
in very short time. Don't scald il as
some recommend who don't know any bet
ter. Ii is much better without, will dry as
quick.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
June 18th. 1861.

EyLAGS! FLAGSi! FLAGS !,
L. For sale at the EQUINOX STORE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

List Of Humphrey, Specific Homeopathic Rem.
fdics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

There was a report nj St. Louis, on the
25th, that Sam Houston is in Arkansas al
the head Of 1000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08

n a man cheats you once, blame him
II a second time, blame yoarsslE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08
Prices of Piano cased.

The Oldest Esiabiistmcaf ~ ~ a. A., sm-
pioyiag 200 Men, end Gaishias 50 faarWmtat,
per Heck.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01


THE COMMUNICATIONS is a diversity Of
opinion among many gentlemen as to the nccessi.
ty for converting the Legislature Of this State.-
We arc not eonvorsant with the reasons which are
urged upon tho .aoveruer TO make the call, and
therefore, sro not prepared 10 urge His Excellency
in the matter. lie is well qualified to judge oil
this necessity, and we are quite confident will en-
deavor to act for the good Of the State at large.
II the Delaware volunteers are suffering aud It be.
comes the duty ofhe State to clothe aud feed them
tho Legislature should DO ready to vote the means
Che men ehould not be allowed to suffer. Della
ware Is indebted to the General Government, and
It will no doubt make eallupou the State for the
amount due; so that there is no way in which We
can avoid largo debt and a State FAX, unless the
war should be terminated in pence before tho close
Of six months, which does not now look probable
Ifit ghogd continue it will take 5000, 900 to
carry Il through the first twelve months where
the money is to be got is difficult question:
With tho credit ofths Government at 10 per cent.
discount already there is little prospects of Dor.
rowing in the future. We are told that our State
could procure means at par; but evea this il
doubtful. However, We cannot understand how
any great evil would result from the meeting Of
the Legislature
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Movements Of Gen. BeaHpegard-P reparaii 8, ~
Defence against Gen. BHtier--T The Rebel Troo
badly Disciplined but nell Armed-A CiolnDa
Uotes solid against Secession.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.-A gentleman who b
just arrived from Norfolk, says that General Bea
regard was expected to reach there on Tdasdl
night.
The whole number Of troops in and about Nc
folk does not exceed 1000, though large aecessio
daily are expected from the Gulf States.
The battery at Sewell's Point was almost d
stroyed by tho Minnesota's guns, but a large for
was engaged in repairing IL.
II being anticipated that Gen. Butler will lal
his forces at Ocean Wow, on Hampton Road
about six miles from Sewell's Point and ten mil,
from Norfolk, three hundred negroes from TIE
nessee had been sent out to throw up entrenc
ments on the roads leading to Ocean View.
The troops are badly disciplined, though We
armed.
Seventy of the eighty three votes cast 10 Port
mouth, Va, against Secession, were by rife COZ
pany, who were immediately dsarmed and al
banded. Y
Gen. Huger is in command at Norfolk.
The rebels have but one piece Of rifle caudIu
which ia at SewelPs Point.
Tho truekmen are blowing their pea vine, Il
plant corn.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
sEAsoNARLE.

Nothing opne be regarded at this season as more
appropriate than word upon the subject Of Clothing and in
connection Herewith would mention the establishment
fwM oDANIEL No. 2lO Market street. in this city
M oDaniel long celebrated ono Of the rs clothing deal
srs and funahes In the city has within the past few days
nd stock oil goods which for beauty variety and excel
-nes cannot DO exeeed His stock Goodso
all kinds very extensive and varied the wanta OF
every class Of eustomer while his supply general furnish
Ing articles will meet the all who cali on him. Some
ohe oasuperb Btoadeotha and Caameres ever brought
70 n Guy Will beiound on his shelves Vest patterns
uheAt cut velvet aarbadi "a Hyls) silk and eAssmers
Pre- prominent in his display and the whole establishment
e worth nom those who about furnishing them
solves with garments for the winter Those passing to and
upon MaTbet street will be attracted by very hand
ONE display IN tnev ndows Of this establshment-a display
Fhieh hbut a. oretasie Of what will be found within.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

10 number Of writer's in the RepnJiicaR, oil
yesterday, attack the Gasete and its editor upon
various pretexts, and exhibit a virulence moi
easily accounted for. Their communications teen
with ialsehoods, and soem only designed to stir up
prejudice and make political capital for the Repub.
lican party. The gentlemen ever whose shoulders
we are attacked arc competent to answer all ques-
tions If the writer's above alluded to call on them.
DR.. John Merritt ID the cOmmissary of New Castle
County appointed some months since, and there
fore has the charge Of some old guns belonging to
the State, we presume. The military company al
New Castle rendered their services to tho Sheriff Of
the county and the Governor the State long since
The Delaware Guard, of this city, more than three
months ago rendered tho service Of their guns and
themselves to the Mayor of the city, and Mr..
Hyatt has the use of the guns for his Cadets, we
understand, whenever he wishes them. The
Guard Is military company uniforming them.
selves, and have expended considerable money to
employ man thoroughly educated in military
tactics TO drill them. II our readers will turn 10
tho proceedings of council they will find that tho
city has charge Of largo amount of arms, and is
equippng Home Guards with uniform. II certain
ly was not necessary to uniform those Guards, and
ihe clothing had better, We think, have been be-
slowed upon the -eissia.rs. An the ngbtmg the
Home Guards will be required to do, it is hoped,
could DO done in citizens dress. Can it be posi-
BILE that the Republicans want to do all the "Home
Guardingfp We believe they were instrumental
in bringing about the war, and yet it lie said tho
Democrats and Bell men arc to do the Gghting.-
Be this as it may the Home Guards throughout
the State are loyal to the Constitution aud Laws,
and we believe more SO than ever were these peo-
pie who refused to obey tho Acts of Congress and
sought Higher Law than the Constitution. The
Republicans exelaim that they have no politics !
but let Union man Democrat ask any office
and they will see that party feeling exists as
VtFopg as eyer
We understandable DIR. Merritt has about 2s
old flint lock inuskets some with no locks, others
with no ramrods, &c.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

~ ~. ]. G. Fletcher gave US last evening
brilhnteelure on the religion, customs and peo-
Irle.N Skzil. Seldom have we relished nything
mos thq the picture be laid before his audience
Of haFAhuberent garden Of the tropics laden with
iss fge variety Of fruits and flowers, teeming
will ltrpetuaI harvest for the hand OF man,
Sur!ylllat country must be the garden Of the
ENort, rAd if It's people had the enterprise which
moes ihs Yankee nation, imagination could not set
bunF to the results they would produce there.
a elegant 10 this compar son the Reverend gem
.laea'nlstatod that the best Remedies employed
then d the diseases TO which thew are subject. are
invuifi and supplied to them by our we'll known
couhEtmau, DR.. J. Q. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass, and
thanfi the people only, but the priesthood from
fhe ~ toishe Emperor down, have constant re-
oourekn sickness to the Remedies Of this widely
eetisttIed American caemist--Lsdger, Boston.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
To GnnsnmnlIves

The Advertiser. having beon restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered ssy
raj years with severe lung Affection and that dread dis
ease consumption-s anxious to make known to hs III
w.safferers tho means ofeure
Toall who desire e, he will send copy the prosqrp
Loo used eo of charged with tbs directions Tor preparing
and using the same which they will ud SUM eURH ron
ooSsuMPrIoN ASTHMA, BRoNoHzIs, &C. The only object
OF tho advertiser In FendiDg the Prescription to tenel
The Afflicted and spread inf0ra ton which he eonceyes
to be invaluable and no hopes sry sufferer will try bs
remedy as II will cost them moth 40 and prove bes.pe
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
fS-yi dss Kings county, New York.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
PNQCLAMATIO IN.
CITIZENS OF THE
AWARE.


WHEREAs, since tho Issuing Of my proclamation Of
wy the twentyhth day Of April last past, stating my
Inability 70 comply with the reputation mao upon me-
the Executive Of the State OF Delaware the Secretary
war 70 furnish regiment consulting Of hun
dred aud eighty men, ns Infantry or remen for
the period Of three months unless discharged hui
Recommending therein the formation OF volunteer eonipa
dies Tor the pro cotton Of the lives aud property Of the
paope Of this eale against violence Of any which
tnoy may DO exposed with the option, however, their
part OF offering their services 10 the General
r the protection Of Its Capital and The sup ort Of the
onsuttton ana Laws Of The country, another requsou
has been made upon the Executive Of the OF
Delaware for an additional regiment from this State
esng OF hundred aud eighty mon TO serve a. l
Anry or cavalry for the period Of three yesre, unes
AID whereas tho same reason that prevented street
compliance with hs drat requlson sill existshere h.
ing fsanixed EiitiR la lh state, law thef
which said last mentioned requi-ion he cmped
with is by the voluntary tender othemselvez by indyd
uals OF military copanie'. as was dope IN the formation
Of the frFt regiment, the same being com letsd
And whereas g but right and proper that all persons
DESTROYS Of entering lnte the service Of the United States
for the support and defence Of the Laws ind Constitution
thereof, should be left perfectly nee to do 40.
ThsreOfe, WILLIAM BUXTON Governor Of the State Of
Delaware do hereby the recommendation contained
In my first proclamation TOT the organization Of volunteer
companies for the protection and defnco-of this stdie
aud do further request that all persons military
panfes who desire IL enter into the agrglee of the
General Government for the period 0f three years. unless
delay praeticals, 70 Captain II. W. Warrior, Of tho
United States Army WiImtngou who Is fully empnw.
cred 70 muster them into the service OF the United States
for the period Of three years, nless discharged
10 witness whereof have caused the Great
\Seal OF tho State Of Delaware to DO heraunto
49, lihxed Done =. Dover this twentythird day
- Of May, IN the year Of our i,ord one thousand
eight hundred and slxtyone and OF the Of
sal State the eightyhfh WILLIAM BURTON.
By the Governor:
EpwARp RIpeElT, Secretary Of State may 2s2w
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
THE FuRREsDf OF THE U. $. TROOPS TO COL
VAN DORM

THE suRRESDf OF TnE U. s. TROOPS TO COL
VAN DORM.
Ttk report W had last woek of tae surrender Of
the Z. S. troe1 10 Texas, under command Of Lieut.
Col. Reeve, tq The Confederate forces under Col
Van porn, iskally confirmed. The San Antonio
Ledger, Of ~ 10 inst, says:
Ydterday,i he 9Th Of May, the command Of
Brsyst LieuIcol. j. v. D. Reeve, numbering 3 s
mem comp4ing the companies Of Reeves,
sprague's, ffsher's, Blake's, Seldon's and Fnk's
sighi inia1it, surrendered as prisoners of war to
Col. Van DIN and the Confederate troops mum
berlng somd,7OO men. consisting of DuHs bat.
taiion Of Infntry, 800 strong; Edgar's light bat
terry, lOO, atApg; McCullough's mounted rifiemen.
54e strobg; Hylor's mounted volunteers, $50
slfoagi tssert independent companies Of State
troops, pnde1Capt. Goode, Of Dallas county Capt.
Joseph F pMyer Of Bexar, Hardeman, Of Nacog-
1ioeheslshd Richardson's.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

LATEST FROM OLD POINT COMFORT
The steamer Georgiana, Captain Pierson, reached
Baltimore yesterday morning from Old Point Com
fort. Among her passengers was Lieut.. Cambrel-
ling, bearer Of dispatches from Fortress Monroe to
Washington. The occupation of Newport News
point by federal troops, as announced by telegraph
took place on Monday, thus giving them the com
mand Of the mouth Of james river.
The village Of Hampton has also been taken DOS
session Of by the federal troops, who took down
the flag Of the Confederate States aud put up that
Pt the United States. Everything was quiet in the
Vicinity" ="
trial of one Of the soldiers, for an alleged out
rage on the person Of female in the neighbor-
hood Of Fortress Monroe, was in progress on Mon
day.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Arrest.-Johu Marley, member of Capt. 0gle's
company, who had been at New Castle to drill one
evening this week, when returning to his home
was arrested by the picket guard at Hsre's Corner
and detained until daylight when he WINS SGT at
liberty. Col. Longnecker had thrown his pickets
out rather further that night than usual, because
of some disturbance in the neighborhood.
Ronaiooy, horse belonging TO the Rev MI
Breck, tosk fright 90 Saturday afternoon, and ran
up King street to Sixth, out Sixth to Shpley,
where the carriage upset. He continued bis course
through several Of the streets, until be finally
brought up on the pavement in front Of Trinity
Church. The carriage was a complete wreck.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
IO0,OOOt
0ne Hundred Thousand Pairs of

BOOTS AND SHOES.
although the above figures look large yet there Is saJ
fully that number Of Boots and Shoes in tta count,
oiNew CATTLE at this tine, ten or fifteen thousand
Which may be found near the great Shoe Mart of the Stat,
eayere, corner Of Second aud shipey Streets wher,
ley an being cold at the very lowest figures Mr. HA
ANY has one room In the third OF this building, about
fxty feet long, that is literally oiled with all Kinds o.
- nod Shoes which no Is ready to dispose Of to III,
's customer and being DESTROYS TO reduce ha steeh
'oewhHl is Offering great and extraordinary Undue,
een'St puTehnsers If you wish to get ap equivalent
,Syocseash give him a call at the CORNER STORE.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Ma. JonssoN.--In the Republican Of this morn
ing, signed Union" this inquiry appears "Why
we're arms taken from tho Sheriff III Neg Csstle,
and placed in the hands Of DR.. John MeffieA and
stored In his house, he says 10 prevent Rspub
licanc having them p" | am not in the habit Of
replying to anonymous articles, but will say that
u the person who wrote the ariicle containing the
above quiry will sign his name tc such Inquiries,
will engage to farnish him with satisfactory an
swers. Respectfully,
JOHN MERRITT,
C5mmissary for N. C. County.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

The Washington correspondent of the Baltt bore
Sun, Of Thursday, says:
A Fabian policyis likely to be- adopted by kp.
Lee as equally consistent with his qualitiesh n
soldier, and tho circumstances of the South. De
ted against him In the field In front ia Rriss-ktr
stoDowell. OF whom army officers generally NJ n
highly. Like Beauregard and Bragg, he iAsaid
% have the true qualities for a general in 1aef
His command is sneh ono as in Europe woti1 ha
given to Lieutenant General or a Marshall He
served with distinction as Aid of General VIM al
Buena Vista and elsewhere, and is Of the artillery
arm OF the service, which Is prima Iaeie evSaaace
Of superior abilities.
hear from Alexandria that the list New Rrk
regiment left thOre this morning for Fortress Non.
roe. The sending Of that corps in that direction,
taken in connection with the ordering of two lon
aze regiments to the same quarter, indicates Ield
movements. The column that Is moving In Nkth-
western Virginia lie to menace the communicat ms
OF the forces at lIarper's Ferry, and 10 hOldout
aid and comfort to the Union element in Wesern
Virginia and East Tennessee.
The nth Pennsylvania regiment orobssd liver
TO Virginia at about two o'clock this mornik, =
Some District companies are under orders 10 M as
Tonight II is the sightof life time TO beho ths
night watch of troops in strength Nothin IS
heard but the heavy tramp Of the infaniry--b,,b-
ing seen but the apparently intorminabie oOkmu
with its sheen of steel. In the pauses of the rreb
the yeterana OF the dragon and artillery sehioe
catch moments Of sleep upon their horses and k,ns
but the sharp command to advance Instantly ftueeI
them.
The ninth New York regiment has got arms To.
day at the arsenal, as the Ohio regiment lyVstor
day, yfH
A soldier Of the Brosklyn regiment, ,yhichIs sta
toned seven miles beyond the 59th reports tl can
ture Of picket guard Of virginians, Of WHOM on,
was killed.
IL is stated in naval circles that by this lime AT
efficient bloekading squadron is off the month O
the Mississippi. ~
l hear, as close this, that only such of The Sc
cond New York regiment went home as badmnnn,
TO pay their way. Many of the remainder Are sal,
70 have endured much priyation, through tic faul
OF those who brought the regiment without pro
per authority from Gov. Morgan.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

&DtBeiere noticing patent medicine we have
% be tait that Il will prove itself to be all that
ts rYeow9ended. And we would say that the
k.stolatiye Cordial and Blood Renovatof of Prof.
iYoodluilpaand the test fully, and in fact it Is
withsht apy doubt the FIRST article in market for
PurIiing he Blood and rengthening the system.
we Rvsfo hesitation in recommending its use to
ALL NsS Yorker.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
DIED.

~ Newark, on Saturday morning. May 25lh Elizabeth
o. tue a'e Dr. Joseph Chamberlain, in the 9th yea
On Che 29lh instant Of dropsy Of the brain Mary Wilcox
months aud days. - 'e' "seu year.
re Friends o. the family invited 10 attend the funeral
Ass tue residenee OF her father Lancaster pike on Pr
day afternoon, the slat inst at two clock f' N' -
Mrs Eliza NJ. MCDOWELL wife Of James b. McDowsll noe,
81 years. D'"'''' "s''
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

THE SOUTHERN "ooNaREss."- Or
isans, Nay 2e-An act passed the Southern Coon
gress," previous 10 adjoarniug, prohibiting the
shipzent Of cotton from the Confederate States "
exespt through the seaports Of the snid States.