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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
The Soutnvvest Rordey,

The Fort Scott BsRIetsn states that mes
senger lately arrived at that post with the in
telligenca that Price, with seventeen thousand
men, had errived at point forty miles south
Of Springfield, and was advancing. The story
needs confirmation. There Is no evidence
that Prices army has yet crossed the Missis.
sippi river, though he may have been able to
do SO since the abandonment Of the siege of
Yicksburg But since the time when it was
positively known that he had not crossed to
the present, be could not, we think, have
reached the northern boundary of Arkansas.
Nor is 1t probable that, knowing Curtis army
to be at Helena, be would have advanced
against this State, leaving Hindman ir danger
Of being attacked by q superior force. AS to
Price's having seventeen thousand men, we
doubt that, too. .-. a.
There does, however, seem to be quite q
gathering Of lebels about our southwest bor-
der, chiefly, we believe, the followers Of
Mcbride and Coffey. Within week or two
past the little towns of Neoiho, CRANKY, Green
field and Mount Vernon, in Newton, Law-
renee and Dsde counties, have been taker, as
is reported, and g general system Of plunder
and pillage inaugurated by the enemy. The
new crops have been devastated, and the farm
ers robbed of their most valued products.
These demonstrations can hardly be called for
midable, though they are excessively annoy
ing and calculated to spread CONSERVATION
among the inhabitants interested. With the
troops composing the Indian expedition and
the forces Of Gen. Brown, these maraudiag
r1bels ought soon, az it seems to US, 20 be driS-
en- on, and we .pprehend they will not long be
permitted TO disturb tha pea ca of the south
west country.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

our country is engaged. This no longer shall
exist"
his address TO his colored soldiers, some
months afterwards, says:
u was not ignorant you possessed qualities
most formidable to an invading enemy.
You have done more than expected
Such facts need no comment. Let the wise
neeo them. G.. B. s..
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

FIR. MONROE, Aug. s.--By the mailbost from
Harriscn's landing it ia reported that ths
Federals had fallen back to Rarrison's Land
inp leaving Malvern Hill to the rebels, after
accomplishing the object of the reccnpois-
sanes. The weather - the hottest Of the
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
SAMUEL SAWYER, /
Editor and Proprietor. !
WE ARE WAITING.
81 oEoEss oOorxx.


We are waiting for you, waiting.
And the darkness closes round,
As we listen for ths c. ming
or your footsteps wslcums sound.
o the hours are loI Z and reary,
A without one ray 10 cheer,
When your pleasai smile, ny darling,
Is not ever, ever near.
Hasten hcnewsTd. hastsr, loved one,
Let me fJsd yGu 10 my arms
Let me shield you fruIn ~yxAtion
and the outer worlds alarms.
Lat me smooth from oE your forehead
All the marks of burning care,
An your weary, wear. burden,
Oh, I pray you, lot me share!
We are waiting for you, waiting,
And the stars are IN ths sEyi
AMI the evening hours are siSvty,
. so siowty, passing b.
Haste honl-wATd, hasten, dariiT z,
Fer The night is wearing late,
Happy, has ~ hour that hears your
W,lceme fOotstep at ths gzts.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

The Syracuse Journal give the following as
the quantity of salt inspected on the Salt
Springs Reservation for the week ending
August 2, 1854:
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
IILILIIILL[I[I iii

soi 90 so onII2 oolI500IIs IS q sol 81 80
. se9L COLO o0Il2 o0Ils oas0ooIs5 00IsO O0 500
50lo o1ll2 50i4 OOl20 % IS Oo5I s5Is7 S6 e2 50
g0ol2 Gols oolS ocI2i OoIsO oOlsT sOT45 OeI 1900
10 5oIl o07 5O2I Oo2s O0Is5 0oI4s 1859 f5i 81 80
~ goI6 OOao COLA 08s2 1910 o0I5O 0o5s 6eIIooOO
sls 6ols OO22 bos7 Ooss 0o45 90 IS 2557 50II12 80
Is oo2s ooI3o oo40 o0l5o Oos2 O076 o. LES %
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

Tonight every transport has It's Tres lighted
and steam ready; all are lying on spring Ca
bles, ready to move at q moments notice. All
civilians have beeu placed on shore, and to
each man remaining on board has been given
life -preserver. The gunbost Conemaugh,
one of the new "double enders," lies quietly
down the channel. Lanterns are swinging
from the signal station, and from avery eleva-
ted spot anxious eyes are peering through
powerful lenses down the bay. Everybody Ia
on the rampage about the ram.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17
Oar Troops at worn.

The prospect Of an encounter with the land
forces which may operate against US at Sea-
brook and other points on the western portion
Of the island, gives Us no uneasiness. Our for
tiicstions, always strong, lave been materially
strengthened within the past three days, and
large fatigue parties are constantly toiling at
them. TIE supply of forage at the fort was
exhausted some days since, and, ss a consa-
qusnce, the heavy labor Of hauling ordinances
and mounting cannon has to be performed en-
tirely by the men. This, however, is cheer
fully submitted to on their part as the pros.
pset Of meeting an enemy Increases.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

How the Admiral proposes to meet the Fin.
gal, IL is not proper for me to reveal It 10
sufficient for me to state that lie believes nc
once In the impregnahe nature of the oraft,
and in the reckless daring OF her comrsander.
Whistler, in the event Of her advent he will
remain on board the ruddsrless, helpless old
Vermont, which at present Is his 6agship, or
betake himself to some one of the steamers ia
port, do not know. His past record is g
bright one, and it is not likely to be dimmed
by anything TO oomei yet know he thinks
that unless some other means than those now
at his disposal are supplied there ia dire disas-
tar in store for nlIEa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

Prayed for Gods blessing, the spirit of her no.
ole sires seemed written in every feature.
81 wonder where Frank is tonight 2" said
Anna Gordon, as she pulled the heavy curtain
aside and gazed earnestly up and down the
street. 1t was pleasant evening, and she
walked down the garden path, the bubbing
fountain played UNDECIDED, and the whippoor.
Wills shrill notes gained no attention; for il
was the step Of loved one she longed to hear.
Hastening steps soon fell upon her ear, and
with joyful heart she welcomed the long
expected guest.
"Why so late, Frank I have watched long
for you"
81 have been to the city," said he, "and 1
came without playing truant, as soon as tea
was over"
You look sad, mine-you must never bring
dull care here" and play fully Anna brushed
the brown hair from her lovers brow.
A ma, have come to crave your blessing
and to bid you good bye"
The roses faded from her cheeks, end
deathly palor took their places. Leave me,
Frank Have not ever proved true to you,
and is this the return 2"
"Anna, talk not thus. Your love-oh, heav.
en-! grant l may ever have it. But, Anna
my country calls. The rights we have so long
enjoyed were bought by the precious blood OF
my sires, and cannot prove degenerate. No
no, Anna, add not sorrow to the hardships l
must endure; but grant me your blessing
your love, aud 90 forth armed for victory.
DO ask more han You can grant am not l
to be blessed?" reluctantly added he, as he
noticed the motionless expression of her fair
face No answer was given. Gamma, can it
be am no longer dear to you? Have those
VOWS so oft renewed been heartless !" and
deep groan passed the lips of Frank. Those
large black eyes were turned searchingly into
her companions face, and look OF fear dark
ened the conntenanee which love had clothed
i'll beauty a few minutes before.
'HeartleSs oh, can you think that of me
No, my dearest friend, my heart is yours, but,
oh Frank! II" her voice chnked, aud her
head fell upon her breast. "Oh Frank. my
brother! - at last she said, ''his hand may de
prive you of life. Oh, my God, cannot bear
the thought"
lTo BE CONTINUED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

nEFRRENcEs.
George Law, Moses n. Grinell shehlon Bros Adaus
Express Go New York.
Erastus Corning, Albany.
senator Wilson, Adams Express Co., Boston
Alexander Cummings. j II Sargent, North a Chnce
Adams Express CO., Philadelphia
Riggs Co, (Bankers,l Washington.
luB ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12
TERMS OF ADvERTTaTTa.

AOVEkfISEAENTS published In the DAnS Or els
for three insertions AAd 20 cents for each sub
soquent insertion Ten lines or less) constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered Inside, o in anv
prominent place, as also those largely displayed vii
Dc charged extra rates Contracts BY tho year may be
made on liberaltermE
~ MEkKLY, First insertion 81 per 'square'' each sinh
seQuent insertion rs cents
All transient Advertisements must be po{d -
ota1,ce Ieery OF regular advertisers will be required
,,aE Ho gTGts.tSss Adssrtissmenis No rep nj reso
auons or proceedings of corporation society %
association and no communication designed 10 cali san
ton to any matter Of limited Individual inrsest can
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement -
- The Publishers will not hold themselve renoon
stole for that may occur beyond Il suorS
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-12

RURN ELLIS WASHING SOAP; also
~ wlnchester's, snd Mason's extra for sale BY
$40 az d. u ALIEN 81 Front u
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-15
TOWANDA: :
Thursday Morning, May Is, 1867
SaIrtteO 4Ostrg.
TO A SECESSION sYmPATH1ZER.

Twill be no thanks to you, good sir
Twill be no thanks to you,
when our troops come marching nome ''0H "A-
The Red. the White, the Blue
sun floating DER them like cloud
or glory as they come
While nations blessing. long and loud
Shall shou, their welcome home
oh, then, twill be no thanks to you
You frowned upon their toll
Itbest twas folly in your view
Until you saw the spoil.
You sighed, and looked amazing wise
At Justices long delay,
Ard talked about !" Compromise
To keep the hounds atbay'
Oh YES, twill be no thanks 10 you
You never spoke one word
Whore hear, and hands and al were DUE
That have ever heard
One cheering word OF >ympathy'
One patriot, prayer
Oae word Of faith and hope, to 30
charm against despair.
Yet. YOU sha,. reap what they have sowed.
country shall Je yours
For heroes blood in streams has flowed.
A richness that eudures.
GO. eat tie lat, and drink The sweet
Bought By the brave and true
AMI yet, remember, as you eat.
It's no thanks to You!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-15

PAGAN LEGEND OF JEsrs-PubiiQs Len
tulns, assumed by some to have been procon-
snl OF Jades prior to Herod is reported to
have seen the Saviour and 10 have written the
following letter 10 the Roman Senate
" A this time appeared man who is still
living. and endowed with mighty powers his
name is Jesus Christ His disciples call him
the son OF COP others regard him as pow
erful prophet. HI raises the dead to life, and
heals the sick of every description of infrmity
and disease This nan is OF lofty stature and
well proporlioned bis cOuutenance severe
and Eirtuons, SO that be inspires bekoliers with
feelings both Of fear aud love. The bsir OF bis
head is OF the color Of wine, and from the top
of bis head TO the ears, straight ard without
radiance, but desceRds from the ears to the
shoulders 10 shining eurls. From the shoul-
ders the hair fogs down the back, divided into
two portions, after the manner Of the Nazsr-
enes his forehead is clear ard without Triu-
kle. his face free from blemish, aod slightly
tiuged With read MS pbysonogony noble and
gFacloaS The nose aud moGth are faultless
TIE beard is abundant, the same Cplor OF bis
hair, and forked. His eyes are blue and very
brilliant In rCproviug or eensaring heis awe
inspiring in exboFiing and teaching his speech
is gentle and earessing His cohntenance is
marvellous in seriousness and graFe. He has
never o0ce been seen to laugh, bat many have
seen hin weep. He is slender in person, his
hands are straight and long, bis arms are beaa-
tiful. Grave aad solemn in his scoorse his
language il simple and quiet. In appearance
be IS the most beautiful Of rhe children Of men.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-15

H. Smith once met two editors ~ho had
always been az cuts. waking arm 10 arm in
the streets.
HlIlo." said Smith. 81 the lion ard lamb lie
down together, to dsy"
Oh, yes said editor No ], Jones here
did toe '.lyiu," and diCs the lsuuie',7 Hsd
of coarse we came down together"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-15

a Some of the editors OF the South pro-
Pose 70 use up their :ype metal for balls for
sbootiog-iroos. They roaldrr do more mis-
chief that way tbsn they DO noE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-15

A- Goo gives every bird i,s f0O5, b. do4s
DOT throw y iGto ths pfEt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
.sTisE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company 81 che
State of Delaware.
lOnIoIyAL NIllL CHgsa, 2o.)

tOHiutNAL MILL Nhkhh, MI
This Company continues offer to the people o Dela-
ware s superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by hfe all descriptions OF property except "At''
Tbe Instutioa is commended by ~ years expert
spc in and attention the subj of Mutual Insurance
enT the Tsl to introduce the prueipe into our State
hv ss5s"n oi which il is believed the Managers have
sen enabled 50 adjust and discriminate between tne
different varieties Of property render the menher
shin among the most equitable in character OF the nnner
Ous Insurance Companies presented 10 the pnnhe,
IL takes credit itself that Its payments o losses nave
ea 80 pronpt and hersl that in % years hnsiness ana
losses reaching over OONOO, not single case OF tisa
iiOn hiss occurred aud scarcely ole Wlhou eu''e ''
faction to the parties insured
Iookipr more to tins safety than the namte5 and
.mnnnt.of ts riks II has declined hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either as requiring TOO
great In single risk or as onsrlnk unht o.
In this manner il Is conceived 1t has the safest anu
most select list Of insuranees, proportion to the amount
over six Millous Of Dollars nj any olhef company
As eydencr ii ihis i has ouy reduced the rate Of
insurance, at all times moderate, one-sx' Iung lug S
last Two years but It presents now clear surplus uhu ni
S45UOO security against any on he Dsposl,
Notes, which by the resort TO SCRIP tettneA,es al %,
the balances due each member nov being Issued VIII
be paying interest them frolu January isg,, AZ ne
ate per Per snnam thus making sthl farther
II commenced the wear lsaa with real protection 70
the community in Deposit Notes oi Ss9v'uuo
Surplus Fund ''iVo
r.,., n,,,,,.,ion s80OOuo
the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware And as susn
'Ae' S1s' ~ President-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary aud Treasnrer-RoBRRr MoCABH MD
DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Drandywne hd James DslspAin, Christi.
ana Hdi james Webb, Samuel Barr, u q st9tsenbnrg
Creek Ilds John F. williamson White Clay Greek id
George Janvier, New Castle Hid; Curtis b. kllison Pen
adj nd, iohn q Cars, He'd Lion Hd. VIM temple
smyrna James II. Burnhan St. Georges Ad' ChArles
n Fleming Peter T. Csusey, Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Churles Tunnell Georgetown -
AuENTS-As well for receiving applications lot lnsnf
anca AS dues OF II emhefs ,,,,
Iii Wilson, Brandywine Hdi Robert Mcca9e; NIL
Greek Hd; james DelaplAu, ChrlstiAna lldi john
williamson, White Clay Greek Hd; Curtis B. Elhson
pencader Id Red Lion, St Georges, and Appoquinmini
Hundreds Joseph L. Griffith, smyrna James CriPpen
New Castle Hd; Charles I. Fleming, Milford Charle
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover
a Communications general business addressed to IN
uhdersgued Wilmington, will receive immediate aler
tion, - -. 80 . :, . ,.
f8 ROBERT hcCABE NJ. D.. Secretary,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
Price, only Is Gents each.

Never fail tr give all who test their virtue
Prepared at DR.. Hpri's Deual Office No. = Fourth
Street. Bruukiyu, r. d,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13

NO. Hh1 NAEAGA 9AhS
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BulLDlNu.
DEEDS, BONDS, MoRTdA0Es. sc, Sc, promptly and
PRoAlissORY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought anu Hoi1 I on
commission In this city at the Brokers loafds IN RMS
dnhia New York or other Cities by means oi cores
o,iinS brokers who are ali tirmF Of high standing
Nh EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on sl9rks OF
tnans abroad the regular brokers commission
Of one quarter per boiug divided between ourselves
nRAPfs-We draw on Philadelphia, New YORK or Boa-
ION and procure drafts Oer American citlea, at Tue
lowest rates Of exchange. 49,. p.,,t To-.
FOREIGN DRAFTS.-ws draw on Great Britain, Ire
and GarmAny aud every other country IN l EnI9pe'
on houses Of undoubed standing In sums To s"t our
customers. .., ,,, ana soil
a. the mest favorable rates allowed by the market
uranium will amOat always be allowed tor Checks on ne"
! York, a., , -, s,,.
Of HEAL Estate In town country aud resp@cuiy u'
purchaters or sellers to give us call We feht
and when desired by customers attend 10 Tue 'oe
tion of their rents. ~, go :.
! COLLECrloNs.-our correspondence enables us u
reach ANY prominent point In America or la any ioreu
country through the most reliable ehAnnels, Our Achi
Has f,r making collections therefore complete an
pesons awaiting themselves OF them may ~
ontdent that their business will hn faithfully AM
oromptly attended to. tur charges are Ab low as ar
| IN sda by Any rsliebls parties. -, !. d,
In every case whore are employed our him 10 70 "a
he host for the interest Of customers and we to'
he patronage Of friends aud the pnblc senelaHy.
jan dohN "V"HH' 49,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
NOTICE.

NOIlCEs
We are tiaily receiving orders to send by mail
solne one or more of Dr. Hurd's Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot fill. None are mailahle
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price (l5 cents) and
0ne stamp But to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four,
with compartments-eachb box containing bot
lie of Or. Hufd's Mouth Wash, and Tooth Acae
DTops, a box of Tooth Polgder, the Neurdiqia
PLASTER, and a valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Dise1ses the Jest means Of preserving
fdeua, and the proper rsdiWtnt Of Chiidrens Tsfh,
worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with yonng children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. As the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on q dozen than on
one, it is far cheaper to order six or n dozen
packages at one time A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of to neigh
bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappness, and dis
fgurement, expense loss Of time and money
would be saved to the country ii every family y
to day had one of these packages, which, in it
self. is complete set OF DeRtal Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM b. Hura < Co. Tribune Buildings.
New York, and write name and address pninly
That remttances may be made with confidence
W. b. II. s. Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn
to G. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers ant
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of tn,
American Manufacturers' Gazette; to Joy, Coz
Il Co., Publishers Agents, New York to P, 4
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when Ii
sees it and who has already ordered a secont
, supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies int
every County. Men or women who want Il
make money quickly, can do better with thest
articles than anything in market. They ART
new, useful low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit o
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozei
of the one dollar packages above specified, witt
circulars will be sent on receipt Of seUen dollars
about half price, to any person Wishing to tes
his or her skill in selling with the view of be
coming an agent. They can be sold in day
aesSp We v0uld rather pay salaries than Commits
sioHs 10 those rho prove themselves Efficient saiesme'
aESrNow is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13

A liberal discount made dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott Co, 232 North Second
Street; A. 5. llubbell, lll0 Chestnut Street aud by Il
Druggists
jan Fly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
WEBB BUILDING,
WILLIAM H. NAFF,
AUCIIONEER.

n EsPFCTFuLI.Y INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THR
IL public generally that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Ia all Its various branehes and is ready receive
eon.igumeut all kinda Of Goods Wares and Merchandise,
the
Temperance Hall,
fEa1 Fourth Street South side, near Market Street,
WILMISGTON, DELAWARE
Heal Estate and Stocks sold public private sale.
Continues his agency for Routing aud collecting reus Of
bonsea farms, &c.
Persons wishing will d1 we'll TO give him call.
Burrowa and Loans Money Commission,
Commissioner taxing proof Of Deeds &c 10 and for
Tue state Ui New Jersey
Furniture at reduced prices.
Public sales every saturday at the Auction Room, No
East Fourth etreet.
uHee No / Wez FOurth street, up stairs,
n B-Aouaes Farms aud Building LOls for sAla
please give him cal. tE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
ME would call the attention Of Gardeners and others
w large selected stock of fresh Seeds consisting
Of Garden, Flour Agricultural Seeds, cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, D. LRndreth Son Those IN
want OF good and reliable Seeds can find them at
q. CHANDLER & SON,
mar 6tl Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
MEDICAL.

sestiO'5m. -----------------
TO THE AFFLICTED.
FOr Ague.
Usr RrnghuTst's Agus Dose, ,,. c.o,.ro,,us
Use paschelrs AEue Mixture &c.
For weak or InfIamed Eyes.
Use Brnghutsts Eye Water, H.. w.t..
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use liecker's Eye bAlsan''
For Coughs.
Use b'''Snu''' uss s'ass Ayers Gaerry PeetorAl,
Use Jayne's Expectoran''
For Dyspepsia.
''' li.s Peruvian syrup, or Prot Sol protox Iron
| usg Comp. syrup Of rhosphates,
Comp. syrnpof iypophorphlss'
Hosetters Bitlers,
Hootanis deiman Bttsrs
For worms.
Use irnshurst's Worm syrup,
Use "'"snur'' 'Ss Uss Fahnsstocks vsrmiruse,
For Hernia or Rupture.
Goto E. Bringhurst Co aud he Tilted with Truss
For Flatulence.
use ''''s Usc Briughursts Ginger Lozenges
For children TeeIhIng.
''' '''' use bowers Infaut COreial
For a AAtnHrAlc Oh AhhSS'
u.s Grnghursts purga,e syrup. "a substitute for Cas-
Use Brnghurst's Purgativs pills, t,ugar toAtei)
use Citrate Of Magnesa.
Use Seidltt1 Powders, Sc
For Purifying the blood.
uss liringhufst's Alternative Syrup,
Ayers SifsAparlllA
Bull'a SArsAparllla,
Peruvian Syrup sc
For Constipation.
Use Rrinehursts purgatiye syrup, 49,, ,,,.,
or one Of those superior Elastic syrnges sold by Bring
hurst x c..
For Diet.
Use Sage. TApioca, Bfoma, Pure Chocolate, delain
Iunket made with liTinghursts Liquid hehnet'
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use The genuine Kerosene oil with Of those snpero
low priced Lamps, sold by
EpW. BRINGHURST & CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAcEuTIsTs,
Curasref MafIet aud Sidb Stsi Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
For SALE.

GmMsHAw's BHEuMATIC LiNiMENT
" 6o9 Market Street,