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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04


1o Hon. GIprog WELLns, Sec 'yof the Navy,
Sir--l have. 70 report that tho expedition to
Cape Hattefas Iniet has resulted In q signal VIC
tory over the rebels. The capture of two forts.
25 cannon, 4, 900 stand of arms, 7l5 prisoners,
among whom are Capt Samuel Barron, Lieut..
Sharp, and Dr.. Wyatt M Brown, all late OF the
United States navy, and Major Andfevsl aud
other officers, late Of the United States army.
The amount of loss on their aide we do not en-
.actIy know. Five are asceFtained TO have been
buried, and eleven wounded are on board this
vessel Many were carried away, Lieut.. MUIR
dough, late Of the United States navy, among
the number, with the loss Of an arm. We met
with no casualty of any consequence whatever.
The surrender was unoonditionaI. For all par
hfieolars I he0 IN refAr N tha renorta of Flac-
Officer silas II. Stringham and Majof-General
Benjamin f. Butler, Although the Adelaide
and George Peabody were chartered for other
and special service, yet TO further importan,
operations ] consented. TO take the troops ou
board from Newport News and Fortress Mon.
roe, nine hundred men. with arnis, provisions
munitions Of war, and landed, part of them
about three hundted. amid heavy surf, unit
the boats filled and became uninanageable.
The man. .of-war hauled 10 and commenced q
heavy cannonade at l0;I5 A. M, on the 2sth
and kept II up at intervala all day, and recon-
menclng on the 29th, at 8:l5, with increased
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
She,rliff,s ..SaleB.9.
n IS ~ "svss ' Superior ooariaoa ca
Edward A,BroFn ct al9,r5.i gyiit rails ystssTa

III Wray Thomas "s..'-1y''.'
!. ~, Superior osassGes sas s.., ?,
DYvIRTUE OF AWRTr OFcvEN DI
ID to me directed. from tho Superior Court Of Frank
I'm county, Ohio. will offer for sale at the door OF the
Ucurt House, In the city Of Columbus, Ohio, ,,,e y
l....s - On Saturday, October 5th, 1861, "a v
at one O'Clock, NJ the following premises, situate il
the county Of Franklin, and State q Ohio, and bound
ed as follows, to wit: fs's AGsss- .'SA J =
& That tract or parcel Of land lying city Of Co
lumbuu, being aubdyislo of half section Mo- e3s town
ship No. D. range No. 20 Refugee lands, and described
on certain plat recorded In the office Of the Recorder
in and for said franklin county,i IN Book No. 81, page
6S thereto being hereby made lot No. ~
containing eleven acrea and seven typeven oneShuhd
redths Of an acre ~ and Which was Conveyed y
Davis and vie TO Edward ABrvw by dated October
7th A. d. 1885, and recorded In Book No. 6 psge 17e
in the Recorders Office in said Franklin county; the
above premises herebyas Aforesaid conyeyed being sub
ject in the hands Of thesad EDWARD A. Brown to the
claim Of his mother Caroline the charge and
Of her reasonable and comfortable support and
maintenance during her natural life. ,;rI =
Aso the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio, 10 wit; The
west half Of lot No. %, In the subdivision Of half sec
ton No. 49, township No. s, range NO. 90 as made and
described in certain plat recorded In the Recorders
Office Of Franklin county IN Book No. IL page 0s (Re
and seventy three Of III 70 l00, and
being the same land that conveyed the said Rya
&c Davis by John Creighton, and by said Ryal & Davis
and wife Constantine johnson, by deed dated october
7h A. D. 1856 and recorded in Book No: 0l, page IT'S
In the Recorders oiceof said Franklin county n
Appraised AtLot No. 90. .... $3.50 90 per acre.
n ~ s. West half Of LotNo. %, at $50 OO'sSd.'
u. .,fbga ~ q. w, HUFFMAN, ,lshsriff.
TO- Rr.w.y, Airy. ~. ~ ~ fPt ppAYt' Deputy
Pfinter'sfees, $40 90. J, osaa9.s it-o7 p
sep4td esjss La y si.Dril Lns LalooTc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

John Kennedy, )sliad yg9 s.co7I d.st q q
. p-9iys. :, oOmmonPless.. rol ,rssao.
James soutn etai'' ID ana Tfl.iE9d h1cid & '
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of franklin county, Ohio,
viii oer for sale at the door Of the Court House.
the city OF oolumbus, on bi;H ,tncFW % st.A
Monday, the 18Th day of Sept, AID. 1861,
at one o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate In theecounty Of FRANKLIN, State Of
Ohio and city Of Oolumbu5 o wie The east opebah Of
the Following premises commenciDg one hundred and
eghtyf feet 6 west OF corner OF out
LOT number 35 hiryve and being spsrt OF said out
lot, at stake thence north hundred and eighty.
seven and half feet ll67l to itake, thence west
nftyseyen feet B to stake, hence east fifty seven
feet (5 II The place Of beginning, all OF which lines
and corners coVever, must be understood correspond
ing with those Of the streets and alleys Of the city Of
Columbus aforesaid being the east OF the above
described premises and the conveyed to the said
James South by said John Kennedy and wife by deed
Of even date herewith, IL es@4t 10 II
y Appraised at o275. 49, .,o,.f
Printers fees S5.R5 q. W. HUFFMAN, sherifr.
r augl5-td BY I'd. Davis, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Mnh Violence.

An attempt was made 70 mob this Office last
Monday night, between Ill and Q O'Clock, by
some persons, probably from ten to twenty Ia
namber,a They, are well known, and can Ibe
positively identified. 9 However, through the
vigilance Of some Of pur citizens fwho are not
apt to be caught aappiRql, the plot was discov.
cred before night, and the owners of this, office
advised of what was to be done A guard sur
fcient 10 defend the property was posted at the
building, incsse an attemp. shouidbe made
An attempt Eas fnade-4th6 mobocrats, to the
number Of six or more, came from the Market
House TO the front Of our Office at three differ
ent times; and, about theoseeond approach, one
or more Of them came up the stairs, and at.
tempted to insert key In the ofice-door, which
was not done, because our ofice-key, being In
the doof, (on the inside). prevented It.. Some
one in the efiice for the defense Of the property
moved, making some noise, which the outsider
probably hearing, retired to his partners at the
foot Of the stairs. They then went away; and
afterRard (sbont two O'Clock In the night) they
again returned, bringing with themaa black
smith's sledge; but for some cause, ,and most
probably because they. discovered that they
would meet with oprosition, no further, attempt
their rocks, brickbsts, etc., upon the pavement
aud otirsd. About tbis fine some OF the per.
sons Who were stationed outside Of the ONCE
for lie protection, made their appearance TO the
rioters, and We heard Of nothing further that
night, except that the "ofaee would be smobbed
in the day time." Taia
Now we abhor a mob, and are -thankful-t to
many Of our citizens for their opposition to such
q course Of procedure. Considerable excite
ment still exists on the subject We hope no
further stten1pt st mob violence win be made.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
murFAr,s LrRE BILLS.

In sll cases eosiissnsss dgspsps biious and iyer
aaee,ons plea shsumasism, feyey snd asnes, obsHy
nate head aches and al general dcfngsmen sheath
thess fihs baye nysbahiy proved certain and speedy
rsusdy single trial will place the Ls Pills bsyopd
the reach ofoompstton IN the estimation Of ever pa.
uspt. ,sIN 41fes y EAfzM
Dr.Moaats rhonik Dlttsu WIN " found equs]ifs5
dcaeIos 10 an essss peyous detii dsspepsa, hsad
ana ho sickness ipcdapt u fsmac indeiicais heath,
and sss kind Of wsAknsus of ihs dlesssiv6 a0ylaol
Bor sAisbyDr.w B!MoSfAF, sss, sfoAdxs7, n. X.
and By ali Druggists. nay2s- -dkvB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Business Notice.

The recent order from, the Postofice Depart
mSnt tcaDceling Che postage stamps Of the old
issue viii render IT impossible for sgqh s.amps
to be hereafter received az this office, in pay
fieht of dues. 1sa1
bASsusG asslqsaaili i'insa SHa 's''a4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
lWxsr PoIxr, RosE HorEL,l
,niHoiIci August 27, 1861.

D + was startled, yesterday, by reading. as an
item OF intelligence In your paper, that had
been arrested In Washington City for alleged
cooperation with the Southern army. ! have
had no aspifations,I assure you, for either a
crown OF martyrdom, or any such laurels as
your correspondent would encircle my brow
with; but have been residing very quietly, with
my family, IN the place from which this letter
'is dated for the last two weeks, exclusively 90.
cupied with domestic concerns. May ] ask you
to contradict, etc.. ..,,.,3
bG5 SO 3si sYours, respectfully, .l.i
s4T ,assiii9 nsailsd MARY E. GWIN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Superior Court of Franklin Codn-
..o5, y l55y ty, Ohio. Il iiss,i aria !

Francis NJ. Story, by his next friend, y 's"t-
r4l Mary Story, petitioner Jcqi ls,,a,n n,,,,t,o1
Joseph Story & others, respondents, - 4 .o---,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
the said Court to directed wii oer for sale at
public auction ut the door or the Court House, in the
city Of Columbus, on cil = Igf JTagDIo esi
Saturday, the 26th day Of Sept A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of 70 O'Clock M and ao'cOck P NJ
the following described real estate, situate in Pleasant
township, Franklin county, Ohio, and bounded apdrie
Part Of survey No 3sOD Of the Virginia Military Sur
veys, beginning at stake In the southwest corner Of the
Of land hundred acres conveyed
Josiah Byans Joseph Story by deed bearing date May
1885, thence south 67M poles stake and small
hckores and elm; thence east l24 poles to stake in
prarie; thence north 67X poles 70 stake on fine west
sde Of elm marked in the line Of the Kivers
lott thence west 24 poles to the beginning containing
hftytwo and half acres, more or less subject to .
dover estate heretofore set OF and assigned to Mary
Story, widow Of said Marnaduke Story in said premises
described follows IL 67v0 acres Of said land bound
ed follows: Beginning at stake from which black
walnut - inches iins diameter bears NJ ASK deg d 1e
link 8; thence s. deg. W.2s poles and 20 links 10
e thence y. deg .. l24 poles to stake In the
ipe OF Yeonans land; thence N. % poles and 20
links to stake IN the wet side OF elm marked as
corner; thence N ss deg westl24 poles to the begin
ming. ~ rLLNFi, ..tI IA
Appraised at SIS 90 per acre.
rcGEoRGE w. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees ss 90, r itvo
auge0td ..t.-.s. n .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

"a FxvoaIrr R1srostp --As ne commence.
u,siit OF the battle, Lieut.. Hasbfonck, Of The
West Point Battery, was riding q little sorfel
borse. In short time he was shot three times,
ana from loss OF blood became too Neak for
fSrther service. He was stripped Of btldle and
ssddi q and turned loose, as bis owner supposed. !.
n dIe' Ia the heat Of the confess nothing more
~as thought Of the little sorrel, nor wer hepesp
sssin until the remnant Of The battery was far
towards Washington on the retreat, Il psused
a CeptrsyiIls, and while resting there Lieut..
IIssbrouck WAS delighted 70 be Joined BY bis
f.itbfuI horse, which BY Fatrcpg instinct had
obeysd thebugIe's call 70 retreat, and bad found
hIs true position wi t the battery which y more
than most Of the human mass engaged on .the
asld can boast of doing. He came safely ipto
Wsshihetop, II now recovered of he wounds,
snd ready fof another light.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

. B The Delegates to the new Republican
Convention from Hamilton county stand as fol-
lows Republicans, l9, Democrats, 4. "a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

A NorE FROM. MRs.. SENATOR GyN-No1
YET AT FoRr LAFAYxrrE.-Mrs. Senator GsiD
sends the following note to the New York Her.
aid, denying, as the telegraph stated few days
ago, thst she was arrested and held prisoner
of Ear. LNe'' r .LI .-r-.u l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

A Misdodfl' 'peper seceasly iaformsd issSead
srp that the ''vife crop Of Gssconade county In
1860 wss a25 600 gals The next paper cor
rectsd the error by putting swine" in the place
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
.Oux. WEEKLX sUBsCRERERs.

, :. ~ 81 go s,s,sss t-si ssslaf sfi asa' aoas
- 0ur weekly Subscription has increased sorap-
idlz,hat ye,haye entirely exhausted ithe back
-numbers Of our paper, Of which we printed q
large edltioa. IThispill explain q lhcse whose
names We have sreceiyed tince our last issue,
why they have not been supplied The paper
win bs Received regularly hereafter. gu
We continue the Msmmo.h Weekly for
two moashs fofi twenty 5cehts5 the Daily for fifty
cents montbSs6d ths Til wsekiy for twenty
Eve cents month, In times like these, every
person should take good Democratic paper,
and keep.iuliy posted 10 regard to the stirring
events that are now. transpiring in this oncs
prosperous bat, now distracted ,copntry. ;.,,,y7
VxTo thoss of cur KIND friends Who have inter.
esssd themselves IN procuring subscribers for
urpapef, We return our sincere thanks, !.
80 af Sssi " k-k 80 - alI4 N'4
IN Never Desp airAcf she' Hepabitc. I.
Ma "a alr baa Issaq si--- ieaGa gsao s7' soooa
BEN, FRANKLiN's motto--Nl dssprandau''--
with q slight alteratisByis peculiarly appropri-
ate at the present tin . -k'Nsvsr despair of the
Repablic.H SsG lc ssst ,5Nyo3 a N sslh
,aThere ars.enegmaging signs that usomsthlng
decisive ID shout go take place, and shat che
Bifdof viesoty VIM perch upon the Union ban b 2
net!n = '''-' = -. ~, -, ~ -sv., ~
=. The recent successful Gsxpedibon oiathe Meet
under General BufIER, TO- the Noriha Carolina
coast, ,@as, By attaching she rebels ihthereAf,
giving then 3 Egsle d the dish theyre 80 an1-
ious 70 prepars forlus. By arsid across the Po'
tomzy into Maryland. .....'-..,,. -.
By recent kilograms, Il appears that the rebel
forces are steadily advancieg on The Potomac
both above and below, Washington, and are
throwing up enireneb ments and mounspg can,
non in the Immediate vicinity of the Federal
city. In the meantime we hear litsle Of the
moyements and Preparations made,by tbe Fed
eral ioscss isr tspsilibg an attack b, o. hakiDg
one mon ths enemy. Tsis is interpreted By
soaas as slfJminous sign that Gen. MccLxLLAS
and ihs~lsssrsI .ofleersin commandAin that
dsperpepty ylsekI ia yigps and geiicieney lBst
M lfaiI i bsslsbss tSst he eohmandidg Gsn-
srr. sespaise nsissi af the highest Necessity
and prudence % keep bic own connses to him
self. and not spfIsr every plan, movement and
preparation on BE part to be bruited abroad BY
heasleersph apd shsprsss and thssnsny tba'
kept fully posssds % gherstafore, In relation ia
the present disposition Of the Federal forces
and tbeir future operations. In this view vhai
sEtlo 49, bIbsh might seem to ovst-saneains
r1r..s sna..r IL. u1aIt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Correspondence Of OineinnaN Oommerclal
hPkom Frankfort, Ky. =

ifits'aM 49,, FRANKFORT, Ky Sept, =. a,
The Legislature to-day elected an ,organiza-
don except IN the Senate, where there are ten
contested seats, the contest, however, inyolv-
i1e. n, party diiferences, but growing ont Of
ne espportionment law will be settled hafmo-
Una sMsgomn's message probably 70 morrow : =, =,
The House elected Judge Buckner, Of Lex
i5ston. Speaker; w. IT, 4Amuels, Clerk
S7Fbe votes show seventy-6ve Onion 10 twenty.
Eve accession .members, The ORION majority
In che Senate Is also decsive, The members
generally represent that there % s determined
Unisn ssnIinsnE 1IsIng ;.
We have six out ofnine Union Consrssmen
here.
There has been no eonfeFenee JET Members
anticipate q short sessiod, chiefly occupied With
military mstterss Tbey tbEestepto 20 up Ma
eciin. wlic hss received little aid and comfort;
and the anticipated row TO be stirred up BY
the TsecssslohistsI seems likely to end 10
smoksa a9il f,ssttr H'-irgH
Camp Robinson received q rcinforcement pf
$50 cavalry and iniahky yesterday, from Mad
ison and Bresshitt counties. SIGMA.
T f7II4.fI. ILIII " Z. liiII AANAA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
PROF. l.. MlL-LER'S
N AIR INvlG0RAT0R,
An Effective, Safe and Economical
Compound,

An Effective, Safe and Economical
Compound,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To IL original color without dyeng, and preventing
Hair from turning gray.
. FOR PREVENTING Badness,
And curing IT, when there is the least particle Of yiaH
TI i or reclpeAtive energy remaining
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUG
And all Gu utaneous affections Of the Scalp
~ FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR
Iparng to II an uneqaled gloss and brillancy, making
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readily. a9 rgE
equaled preparation convnces the proprietor that
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cieanaes The head and scalp from dsndran and other
giving It rich, soft glossy and flexible appearance and
also, whereh hair Is loosening and thinning will give
strength and ygor to the roots and restore the growth to
hose parts which have become bald causing II 10 yield
resh covering OF hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen IN New
York who have had he- hair restored by the OF this
Invigorator, when all other have failed. H.
M. has n his possession letters nnumerabe estfying
to the above facts FROM persons OF the highest redseca
until the latest period OF cases where the hair
has already changed s color the OF the nvigoaor
will with certainty restore It to IL To its original hue Civ
u
toilet and Hair Restorative It is particularly recon-
mended having agreeable ragrance and the great "a
cea affords In dressing the hair which, when moist
with the Invgoraor, can be dressed in any required
form 40 as TO preserve Its place. whether curs
hence the great demand for II by the ladies' standard
toilet article which ought % be whoutas the price
places It within the reach OF all, being
a Only Twenty-Fi Cents
per bottle to be had at All respectable Dpgsis and
Perfamers.
L. MILLER would call the atten tion OF Parents and
Guardians to the Of his Invgorator In csses where
the chldrens hair incnes to be weak. The use Of 1t
lays the foundation for good head of hair, as IL
moves any Impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp the removal Of which 10 necessary both
for the health Of the child and the future appearance Of
Its Hair. ~ ID .eaf tErrtr If
CAuTios-None genuine without the facsimile LOUIS
MILLER being the outer wra2per also, L. MIL.
IER's HAIR INv1doRAToR, n X, blown in the
glass. - ~. 3"
wholesale Depot, So Dey street, and sold by all u
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the woy
Liberal diDcountto purchasers by the quantity.
also desire to present to the American Public my
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'.SheriT's Sale. .

J. o. REAMfY, Atty y . o-7V7777 =
sep4td ,s.i4ss.il I.rric Los laoaIJc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-13
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principa

FALL SESSION iStO
u)ltE Fall aud Winter Session n this Institution will
L commence on the first WEDNESDAY of November
and continue tive months
The Jnildiugs aud grounds have been placed in
pete order aud filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF students
Rooms furnished for the older boys, In Colleges for
school room.
The Course IT instruction is thorough and PRACTICAL
designed ct ynnug Tor admission to our beat Col
cges or thu active duties OF the farm shop count
Ing house.
ly the bcraty of the Botl Of rrustees the Academy
s furnished with Library of 10000 Volumes and one OF
the hest collections OF Chnieal and Philosophical appa
rans In tho United Staesthus aording facilities for
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical ednca-
lion tar eurrrur Ia most schools In our country.
The best Teachers will be employed and no labor
training OF tho young entrusted TO his Terms
moderate, For circulars and information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
apla Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-13

A WOODEN MoTHrR.-We have heard of
wooden nutmegs, wooden hams, horn gun. llnls,
wooden outs, and wooden clocks-but what in
fusion of the Yankee ever tinctured John Bull
to invent wooden mother! The following, by
the Mark Lane Express describes the new in
yention:
"a fine SOW, having twelve sucking pigs be-
longing to a pork merchant in MonkwearmOuth,
was taken i'll and died suddenly. The proprie-
tor, who is an ingenious character, set to work
and formed a rough model of sow in wood,
being hollow in the centre, the abdomen being
furnished with twelve teats, oleaverly formed Of
raw.hide. The interior of the model is kept filled
with milk and the whole of the young pigs suck
from the teats Of this singular-looking wooden
SOW, and ail are thriving we'll"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-13
THE STAG HUNT.

The morning is breaking
The stag is away
The hounds and the hunters
The signal obeyl
The horn bids the echoes
Awake as we go,
And nature is jocund
With hark !-tally-hol
Hark awayl
Tally-ho
Hark forward !-Tantivy !
THE Woodland TGsounds
IFith shouts ofthe sPOrtsmsn
TO cheer on The honnds
The horse and his rider,
The deer and his foe,
Dash by to the music
Of bark tally ho
(Hc's at bay y
Tally hol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-13
0omrmal anO AtateamtalI
Friday Morning, December IS. 1861.
My Country tits of Thee.

My Country It's of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
Of thee | sing;
Land where my father died,
Land of the pilgrims pride,
From every mountain-side,
Let freedom ring.
My native Country, thee,
Land of the noble free,
Thy name l love;
l love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and tempted hills,
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees,
Sweet freedoms song;
Let mortal tongues awake,
Let all that breathe partake;
Let rocks their silence break,
The sound prolong.
Our fathers Gsd, to thee,
Author of liberty,
TO thee we sing
Long may our land be bright,
With freedoms holy light;
Protect us by thy might
Great God our kingl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-13

HoLLowAY's Pulls AsD DoINTMENr-aMessengsr of JOY"
Disorders of the Kidneys stone and gravel. In all dis
affecting these organs whether they secreto too
much too little water afflicted with stone gravel
with aohes and pains settle in the lons the reglon
Of the Kidneys benefit may be derived in twenyinur
hours by the ct these medicines than would be in six
months by any other Treatment. In bad IL small
pot OF the Ointment ha rubbed the small OF the back
the kidneys It lluiekly and give instant
relief hut perseverance, IL necessary to effect Six
eight pills should he taken nightly according 10 circu.
Stances trial Of these remedies will be attended with
satisfactory results,