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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
Tne Ynnlese rIanee-s ln LonI,lnn.-.


The O0elousas road RUS through the rChc Z . a...
in the State. 1t is mid ummer the ioiag. il ol
its full Development and the woods aud fields a.r
luxuriant in eafe. Along the line of toe rr.ga
either side, for aos. the entire distance bet 4
ciers and Brashear, there is q wall OF living green
BIT II IS Deed e. Youth. This garden OF lH......
has become an alligator pleasure ground The p..'.
tiong undraiutd and uncultvatcd, riyCr'Iu" Z" g.
original, Or aboriginal, swamp again Here and a. ~.
there is show of cultivation, acrGs OF corla.l c-.
but these now "governm mt plantation %.
" government agents" plantations, or estates in &"
hcuds OF the governments" numerous and daol .
ested friends. OF course the government " dJ.- ST..
own slavee-it merely works them and here and t,r
[ saw q few negro men and more negro women wtcdur
the cane or corn. When 1ay lors men went through
the district lately, they summary Co9Dc! al /.
" government" negroes they could lay bands uyon.
For weeks, when the shOnu hare D2cD LDul al.
Weeded the fields untouched aud the raah gro*
of weeds has in some places overtoppCL AMI c.oa
the crop. In lew places the cane locked l1ir'..
but it was small for the season, and the sr"".D
hopes of crcp anyhow " may tali. WrD'' ,..
last winter about the new race OIL planters p .
ating Massachusetts shoeuakers who are a.Eiy..
become louisiana sugar.m6kers. TO be sue, Is p.
boz system is destroyed; the abe,bodied b)ys 8.
g0hbled for army purp0s s-tOr servants, C,ft"..
bu dera, soldiers, and " eff GERS" There 3 caro-
y en- orderly sergeant or second li>u'caan. SO.
net his boot, blackipg or hoTse-teDdng-not 's..
but fellow American citizen of African des"l.. '
Government plantation negroes are Cd nd " t.1.
out boys, that do their work in sdliI.s', cr '.-
manner. The North was to g iDiuse d now d.
bring Northern energy, enterprise and caprto l. w.
South. The New York lndependeht that Knows '.
about the South, says 30.
But as far az the country is concerned ta dv....
ment, its return in crops, in wealth, amounts 20
than nothing. Another year O. " resto-atc1 ""
complete the run Of the South Oue more To-s
this new i:fi aud there will be nothing left r va.
ha I'd of death. Louisiana has taken little more '.a
iftp years to shut out the Mississippi by cyeciat I
bank.i to drain and redeem the swamp lands To 30"
itself q great and prosperous wealth producing I'll.
It has required only few months for ihc "a1m'"i7
ton to prepare the State for It's return to IL "
nal worthlessness 10 restore it TO bat6aT". w.
repeop!e i. in spots with halfbre~d orstard' to o
out every vcsSige of civilization and 70 max o. r..
disc of the South rank rotten, miasmallc uIi S"
apd moccasln swamp ground again ....
II will be some consolation, however, 10 th' p'''''
tbror ist, 20 know that the negro has ceased - "
:. slave, and that he has the fullest 81 liberty
come ba rbarian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
I HON ? 7ON ALLAN,
Comm ssiGy CT OF Taxes,

TBk ';heisA papes terribly put out last week Oh
.onJt o for TIE p-iLters of Eaid city &c turn
ur he Some Guard service. From what the
papers J. doubt they believed at the time al tue
papers It State ,st % Raleigh would necessarily b.
stopped The ardc~ lad been strictly carried cut The
Stat j tsa 7n inst, nfornos that Gov VANCE,
his decision in reference to Editors snf
Comos and has decided through Gen GATLIN. Adm
taut Gene al chat Editor and the necessary NUN
OF Corccsito's exempt from ell duty in TIE Home
Guard except DIAL when the county actually invaded
by the eneny" Itls (s1ys the S!ag losd settles the
lnater jntas tbo integrity tie press OF North
~. CiI:G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, Eept b. 1853.
With the ex ;eption O! few shells thr0wn at p0r-
yesterday nothing has occurred to break the
noting of this pace- The enemy to be qoe tive,
both above and the place but there further
Indications attack. The inormed think that ct
tack will be made here, but effort made to lnk
Two privates ou7 regulars, and OF Rosecrans Tel
Operators CAPTURED yesterday Running
Water Bridge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

An outrageous tg,empt murder perpetrated asr
night p Iapf nsiye negro The negroes taros,
learn vas BABY cu:, bG5 fortunately the main
escaped ny. We Lave heard the particulars anC
give en-. known ha tie foul deco
Eerperraed b. SEAMAN, aud SUCH has induce.
zen hIT % sue stringent order to day. preven in.
Any s2am oeIng shore alter certain hour
ctiou with tits would call the attention ri
maj des q vessels n l5 port to the propriey of sec
ing HAT Their men ale all on board little precautior
might save vast deal OF trouble and ifseng and W.,
take traa,e hat al commanders who are dsno.e6
respect the leg latoGs OF the port boh civil 81 mill
~ viii the properly C acting correctly in
IN tie ma.ig-.-U0ty J0TEaI 9t3.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

Inc eLemy have at last got entire posses
sion Of lard, AID within short rarge OF
Fort EuCT the wells Of which thy had previously bat
tered down st the Fort las been abandoned
niered Wagner aud gregg have been evacuated by
forces. ue know the % be SO, thet
fcI il stronger position than We be,
.eVe his be Tie We bold James Island, which
msekzn s the key city by land Wheth
hontc.s VII lie able to pass the distractions
AID The la batteries Sullivan !laLd sId moultrie,
yet teEted Our fortl arjors Nay ali be taken,
we Il ay be crn pocd them. but that is
takiu i By any We lock for important
from Lar!ss,on any moment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FR0M HARLESTGN-ThE YANKEE3 Assault
BATTERY GREGG AND ARE REPULsED.

CHARLEsToN, Sept. 9Th, 1868, Fl A. Il
The bcmbardment OF batteries Gregg and Wagner has
been ncessant the Last thrtytwo hours he noise of
the cannonsde Last night the Yankees land
ed near Cummings barges AMI assaulted battery
GREGG The assault repused No particulars yet re-
ceiVed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
F2GIT JACKSON.


No movements Of the enemy at Vicksbura. Alsrge
Of Being hauled in from points east Of
Big Black. Gen. Cserhause says his pckets will advance
from Big Black Pearl River by the first of October
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FOURTH DISPATCH I
ATE2T FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Sepa. Sth, 1885,
During istt Light the firing mostly batter:
les a she Cumming e Point batteries. Wagner is
garrs med y the Fly Fourth Massachusetts negro reg
meDt d me Mass tchusetts State IL ,ats j. this
morning. The Monitors an 1roasides have opened
we're fra CT; kiHu!tria.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

TENNESSEE DELEGAT The Representatives elected In
Tennessee the Confederate Congress district
B. Heisker; % do. VIM. G. Swami; Sd do, L. g. Coyar
4th do. john P. Murray 5th do q. s. Foote 9Th do
Keeble TIN do, James heCullom 9Th do Thos Moness;
9th do, D. G. Atkins; 10th do, John Wright 18th
D. II, CurTiu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
f5Iy FtspeCTfnTIy yours,
pEROssEF, BROWN 4 CO.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF TAXES.
kicbmoGd, aug 81, 1868. !

A'I|bAoUu, aug oII 300. J
Wilmington, North Carolina ::
FRY t'er Of tie II Il apco=ing ole your
1doIes ~ ssh Def}osse BrC Co. has been
ceIreO hastea reply that Assessors action OF
ICY al8 is conformity lis duty Ter
ita III, EefoIe approved The words growth
or pc Of any vc preceding the year 1863
usIvey agricuitural pr nCucts, an6
d. lUt C.Qta Salt. II dOu BITS the
Ct This ut taUn ali doubt will be
- he p.OVs0 III the 18th section of the tax
act. whI"A Bcaiy The errices. Tie thai
rtst7t1 the tx of articles
produced T.. 1868, Is those raised durog thu,
acd subs "a Yeas ere to be taxed in kind. No
ICaLle to sat-, and the will continue
be LEVIED = act Is in force.
All ~ s Us iell on Is JIv taxed no matter from
ba I've d, and the kas his duty il
ming teiHeH all tieir mOEeys Wheth
Nv, from IN If GI-iness any other You
/. pleased icate foregoing decision to
tie assesaLr DeRCsset, Brown i Co.
Very re- peCtf1ly,
/ our q dent servant,
THUMPION ALLAN,
Of Toyyc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
LoEr"sp IUCiss.CE.


WU"u r,h, 4. c.. August Il, 1853.
M. ! s. NlHFs. C1"fede Cts Tar Collector
Dear eli In LIS to the ASSESSOR q
days required Isr taxation
ne O. salt, which 100 b1sheEs ed
Ircr l9} Be- that the Law Is Lot intended
tx -at other than has been produced previous
tn present The right of giving in only 200
e els, r-rued by Mr. Murray, aud now be-
TIA u ubmt the tae proper authority anG
have III Rmouut reduced IL accordance with tie
uptlfGg OF Tie law.
Th~ru auujher item in "a" list to which beg cali
WIN view to haze it ected before the
Il PEt OF The ~ 81 in "a cash haLd
Is July - % a. d1H7ed sac of goods at Auc
De- previous, VII. t. Tax OF p per
(on se) has been pai.. II appears
ilteud thus TO lay dOu0le Tx the
goes n hope You will ark for instructions this
point, al that he amount be CO lected.
Very respectfully ours,
issigned) DKROSSEF, BROWN Il co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

1us + chIond Enquirer issued in extra on last satur
7v evening wat be important letter from
AZ ADAM the First, the Sprinfeld Mas Meeting For
our p4 we cannot see inporaoce is to be sttache
70 hat says We heVe heard it suggested that
took the o1th at Is times before he placed bis sigma
tue to Il e'teI and Writing his he took it four
lines more Onu thereafter making twenty
at has been made at Charleston, (tis tne
CT Berrery Crtgz which net wi similar result ss those
mad ", gner time lince We should think the
enemy rad had perience enough their futile 'nors 70
4e5u Ct lesion 10 give the thing up IS oadJ 'o we
lean that from certain captured ettes several days siLce
the enemy q1e despondent of success and we'll they
NAV be- c. re had wei abandon his project AID
W ID aw h;g 10 and thereby permit heroic
bsve lj.ir resi- Which doubt would be very accepta
ble met a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

TIE Co2eIera,e Tax Law seems to be very had to
daTtal aid seveTa DqQTes have been made Of tie Sc
# tae Treasury alive the meaning of certain
si-iora oaIf ~co'aned. The following correspon
derce, si' l4k oQRht q tie the matter far
tie aIeCs Of Sat aUI O. ID hand is concerned. Tbs
Tx the law o tie laid and It extensively
?uDho15d the Tx pa law It has 70 be obeyed
though there MY oe .!ecCinnabla clauses IL il. we
have get Tax w that gaze general satisfac
.iOI, aGu : Lover -: t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

II. ports OF the Press AssOciasiOn.
Entered according the Act Congress- In the 1e6
byJ s. THRAsHER, in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court of the Confederate States the Nothern District
of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
TTHIPD DIsPATCH.l
FIRING ON FORT SUMTER.

:. HIRING On FORT EUMTER
'HAhLEsToN Sept. h, 1868 O'clock P NJ.
o'clock, P ", the tonsides and approach
ed Sumter closer than usual opened hot FIRE
aeaiuet it, Our batteries tullivaGs Island including
act!e replied heavily The firing is still going
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FROM TIE WEST.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 8th.
Notbpo from the has been heard the last
devs The lines ccsed. No more persons allowed
20 into vieksburg Extensive preparations are being
made by the Yankees to send an expedition against Ma
eruder and Taylor in Louisiana.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
I SECOND DISPATCH /
SECOND DISPATCH
FROA CE AELESToN-SU RREND DER OF FORT SUM


TER DEXANDED.
ss11At sept 7, 1858, Noon.
dispatch from Mel Stephen Elliott, commanding Fort
Sumter announces that lag CT truce, demanding the
render OF that FORT s been received from Admiral
DaG!gren by Lieu Brown, OF steamer Palmetto State
Cen Beatf gard Pied Maor Elliott to reply to
Dahgren that he have Fort Sauter when he takes it
en- holds 1t. and that in the meantime ouch demands
peu:iIe IND uabeComup,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

Lieut. Wood, whose gallant exploits ~ en-
published is grandson of Gen. Zachary lay!0E'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10


i az FIGHT st.I = at Charleston. On yesterday
orr o1>, U.s. the bgDba1dment of Eoultri,
and ',l.iiv-Is isa.d confined al dpy by tnt
iron clads All tie Ironsides. Two Monitors wert
d-Ibt "-.Fptd. is hey towed of Al nip'
n.2 II al quiet, bit suppose the work
ltre>d tbs morning. GILMORE is certainly perse-
VerInG GCC@~aL
CXO!d, tennessee is doubt in possession OF the
N.Y. ute Probable Chattanooga also.
that dlsi taken at tie telegraph Office fol
Chat a1coga Cur looks bad West and Goo or
y knJgs wnen esa get anything favorable rcm
tia, plGrtcr. Il ever co, it will be lie fist.
Tn Ahtve =. c. erS OF the Sd inst, ia abiding &c
the report 81 tie caPtu!e Vi Rockville, says;
al lis in Iast Tennessee becoming painfully Gter
estlu:. ~ have had kn.NYle per since eGs-
fer Oh lest Ilususy but have been pletiul jae
buru-dcs !~Tlts HGticT. g. apparently reliable
or VI, ~ Aankee army, t. day last, had
pryLvL Lea!cc iEau CLINTON, IS miles north of Knox
Fle stage due iss (oLday) night has arrived
-p he PIoe,nt "Eas tnoon IueslayD and we lei
autIrey tU J< - &c actual cOndtUl affairs. One
thlnS ina1y II 'ne leaving Greenve
some gong d V! srIa coming in his di
reCtlyD. aI sl.-g an tremendous stemPtds are OIL
hand whether - ; e. there not.
WHAT col Gun e.As@ eZISs GbcU chattanooga. where
BGaxg q goseucraLs confronting each Other
e4ul-y a ! - o n-JH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FROM MOB LIE.
NOZZLE. Sent.

Kirby Smith il at Shreveport, and Richard Taylor's
command at YermIiauvie, having evacuated Brasharo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
ContriOa,i Us fer =. =. troops at CHARLESTON.

COntrion,i "a fer =. :. Troops at Charleston.
Though tie Lads Il MS i. ?. ROCKWELL, of this
towp for tbs present ted at Na noja Dupn
e, here las = .e school, have received
aud shu uld bage etaed II beore-$Ii3 go the
Urocae d Concert aud Tabie2u& by the patriotic
youns eeyIon and ladies' &C tuat Place night lest
week ME. hU7GwtLL Informs US il her note "a
nyiDg tie above U4: t4at Inc performance would BE-
repeated GesG Gts.ert night, when it hoped
Il con rioutoD NoI!t sar We the 5000
peope Du! Ip that ibese viii be highly ap-
preca,ei by f-isn3s II arms, Will by ourselves
a d WI; take pleasure in belg medium of forward
ing a. donations OF tie kid as requested.
We acknowledge tle recept OF SO from Mrs. MAR
TIA }. BR,w New hanover county, being the amour
coiIec ION uads that gooi lady in her neghbor-
hood few days since, thu sane p--pose. Also S
from gentleman who requests h;s rame no to be Eel
toned.
We tie kind contributors that their acceptable do
uaIons properly forwarded cur suffering friends
q Charleston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FROM GEORGIA.

Alfalfa Ga, Sept. Ssh, 1883.
special dpatch the Confederacy says that Col OK
rison of the Georgia Cavalry repassd the enemy Gt
Diamond Cap night Of the 3rd inst Gu loss was
two woan1ed. The enemys loss is not Known. The bril-
gsde fell back so1th Of the Tenn River and sheed
Loudon on the End iuat killing aud woundng
three Col scots forces bad sh rt engagement
The bridge burnt to prev NJ the ensnys crossing.
Gov Brown % sued proc amatoD to the forces for
TIE specified by special act CT the State 70 rndez
st Kingston and Atlanta. The companies
the State are ECtifed hold themselves in readiness at
moments warng the to provide themselves with
atiors and and the day Of er
reaching their RENDEZVOUS.
The Ladies' of the atlanta Hospital Association gave
dinner thous md OF the Vcksburg soldiers to-day
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
INC wILMINGTON JOURNAL.

CoNriG xwATE STATES OF AMERICA.
WIN NOTION. y G. THURSDAY, sEPTR. TO- 1863
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
From C88ITANOOGs


Passengers Chattanooga, report force at Waxa'
hatch;e number not stated We learn from Rome that an
other force is advancing that point
All concur stating the feeling AMI disposition of
army as one of great desire the enemy and conf
dence in the result.
From Eaat Tennessee there recent movements TO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10


| The oudou correspondent of the New York Herald
writing the l0sh ult, says that the first of the
great rebel turraed rams has been launched and is
DOW 10 the Craving dock, at Liverpool, completely
plated with her il and boilers board and also
a large part OF her machinery. 1t WIS expected 10
have her ready for by the l8sh of August The
correspondent says:
Her conso9t was launched on tn I'd day of August,
as we'll as the one at Glasgow, and both will be ready
to sail late in this month the lst of September
You that was not wrong when months ago.
informed ycu that these rebel ironc !ads would be
your coast IL September hope now the scales ere off
the eyes OF the able Secretary of the Navy, and
that he making due preparations to receive these for
Cilahe engines Of destruction. l cannot see from
my standpoint that anything has been done
! to c0Qnter4rt the dreadful calamity awaiting yea.
10 b. rank, unless the most strenuous efforts are
made, yea Will lave another Newport's News tragedy
enac cd the of your beautiful bay terri
bic scenes will transpre under your own wind 1ws The
speed Of these vessels will be greater than any of your
iron cla13 ad, Of course if ealy proven ted, they
vii; sail about doing all the harm they can
1t is generally supposed here that the bl0ckading
quadros Wi be their first prey, bat my own impress
sion s aud is founded good basis tina; a dash
at New York will be made and have no hesitation
10 saying and that from long experience n gunnery
and Ships that with these three roncads in broad day
light, they could enter New York barber by the way
of Sandy Hook and burn aud destroy all your sbips-o
the stocks and atoat, and dockyacds, aud then
pass out Dg the way Of the Sound without receiving
any material damage These assertions s;rony, bat
none the less true
What is ycur Government about? What are the
people about? What is the press about? Cannot you
do something towards rousing them sense of the
impending danger? Your fees your towns, and your
tiles in danger. You may avert it by instant
measures and then 1t will be Cnly palliaon, for
far as their vessels will have complete con
troll OF your coast until the Puritan and Dictator are
fitted out, and that will be several months.
he rebels here are in great glee in anticipation of
the INTENDED movements of these ships. The London
laof Don,
the va ice fl et will make themselves scarce Oh the
hlockadei ports after September" / have done my
duty this serious matter and trust the Government
Will do theirs il time
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
DEATH OF sam HoUgToN-FRoM TEXAS.

Sam Houston died july TIE people of IexaS are per-
city loyal and devoted the Confederacy od men and
going into Bonham, and every preparation
to eXOecteQ heXt winter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10

the means never doubling that just God, in bis
good time. viii give US the rightful result.
Yours, very truly,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
A. COLIN.

spirit OF Troops.
We are permitted to make the following extract from
letter received by or of most worthy ci;izeas
from bis in the army Of Virginia. 1t breathes the
same noble spirit which sure aninates the
bosoms of nine tenths of old Anson's glorious sons
who breastiGg The storm of at different points
of our bleagured Confederacy. Down. ye croaker- !!
Silence, stay at home warriors Cease your wicked
works; ye reconstruction peace men.
Here is The extract
sit Appears dear father that the bears heavily uo
you ard mother Cut OF six boys who enlisted
der the banner the South alone remain to bear the
of the family under that fig. Robert sydney and
Hampton seep soldiers martyrs to the Of
liberty. William, cripple lor life, will shoulder his
ket no more. End We will not be able to again
ever intend to tolse 6o0d stained but glorious
banner tt Ina:e The fate Of my brothers,
euer free people.
all at home must not get of heart-the darkest
is the hour just before day Rear your trouble the
bes you and Higher Power for support aad
ali will be |en.'
Well may the father OF such son be proud of him
and well may the country be proud of such end
such fathers-Nerth Carolina Argus.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-10
FIRST DIsPATCH

]
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BATTERIES
GREGG AND WAGNER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-19

MORE REBEL BARBARITY.-We Go.
Muabus (Ky.) Var Eagle Of recent date
gives the following:
"Jordan Hills lived on the Mobile &
Ohio Railroad, eighteen miles from Troy.
On the 9th March, Mr.. Hills was taken
by party of men claiming to belong to
Dawson's band of Rebel guerrillas be
was tied up and whipped, aud aftervsrd
gagged, bis ears and nose cut of, and
three of bis fingers amputated and carried
away - trophies and souvenirs! After.
ward, bis skull was laid open with q
sabIe and bis brains scattered and tramp.
led upon by The murderer.-aud al be.
cause he Was UNion man and not q
traitor"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-19
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMlC CORDIAL,
N Inventory was taken of the Slo



Co,aIs Cois Infusn.a, Group. Hrrssnrss, Bronchitis
Ieumoni1, Diseases Of the Eou'is, Grising from tbid
Incipient Consumption, and for The ref and (if at all
posits Of Fasnts in advanced stages Of the latter
rI,IIE Basamic Cordial is entirely Vegetable produc
ton bnng the healing properties of the Balsnm
with the invigorating qualities OF Cordial producing
combination we'll adapted to the purposes intended
that but few of disease which will not at
an early period, succumb to Its healing and liiegivns
properties.
the greater portion of the attention of the scen
tifc of the medical world. but acquired emi.
p.nce in his of these diseases than the cee
brsted Prusssn DR. oonand the originator Of the Bal
samic Cordial Hs life devoted to the production o
remedies that would stand unrivaled How well he has
succeied the American people able to judge: and
W. positively that preparations that have
been placed before them have the amount
of benefits suffering humanity. or have ELECTED
many from all classes OF society as the
remedies Of loohand, prepared By Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Co, of Philadelphia.
The Cordial isdesisned for class OF diseases
era and fatal than any other to which the people
of this country are sutject-tbose springing from
slight cold" That eminent authority Dr. Bell says:
will not say that Colds to our inhabitants what
tries; but confidently that they usher in dis
greater completely and mortality than these latter
Read what the erainent Glass Manufacturer JOHN NJ.
wHITALL, says of the BALsAMIC CORDIAL.
DR. C. NJ. JAcKsoS-Resprcted Friend: Having for n
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SAMIC CORDIAL in Coughs, Colds. Inflammation of the
Lungs &c, thus freely bear testimony to its efficacy
For several years have never been without 1t in my
family II is also gives pleasure to state that have
IL with entire in the treatment Of Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly, JOHN NJ WHlTALI.
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