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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-26

EIAroRrAsr. - TsuK.-4Sumtsr, he inLeRi-
gent oorrespoDdeni Of the Charseston Courier.
vritiDs from Havana. juno 9Th, thns ulIade1 70
afscsnt disesseyy By the French 10 Asklep.:
An item 6Ensws and l an done. The Cap
tain General and the Freush Cqnsul here have
ressiscd iufeilieepcs that, among tha spFiIs
captured IT Puebia, was Z box cofitainihg the
iull coFrespondepce between the llexica1 And
De Upitcd etates Eoyefnmeats, whoroin Il ap4
p6Ars i6Ai fhe latter has been furnishiuE ne
Noxicnns with men, money aud arnls. % he
neod ia tbe contest With the French. sdi ili
Ihe corrcspondeBts hAS been fmmediAteiy
foFWarded to Ffuncs, md Y y nok fmpruper
toprosune that il VII greatly affect ffs AMI
cabIB relations between llle Emperor and the
Ysnksss- Il cones - ne from tae oGpills |
hals p.med. thr0ughia Southssn gentIsmhh
Who I'D Il from them psrsonally. AmonE the
prioQ|sR captured By the French Il Pbsbl.
w~stlDg c.lilsrnians, Who viln : bosly ioi
Spapi1o dosester's from Frimb army. dihaost
wholly teiepded tie city during the late sisgel
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-26

- Wb6D Mr.. Rosbuck made his Sheffield
speech n 1tW q the Souih znd Of ofrecognition.
= crowd 81 sbolitionists veni prepared 10
break no fhe meeting. Upon attempting a.
however, fbey found the SontAern sympat this
srs outnunbsrsd them thres to one. This
shovs : chNgs IN sendnent among the work
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-26

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~ ~ DIata o. Aol1 tc- EIts O1c nuts trsun
- = q q LUIcu. rEy1bis % 90 faI1s rne
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One n,ts draEn ~ r A. Fhip7s. p1yab,s n r,s
Ter fs4I3l tee ~ ndn11 and scEsnfy Er8 6o.ars
eesrlna tnt-resi ton date. rre1t tArsoa far lorly
doll1rs-
One eete t<1un 81 H3usan B1xl<y. psys5s Z,
ne 70 ktsol fixiJ d1a-s, dstfd IazulrT Ia ISL
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Ses 0re4ns. and dsird 6s7te1ber -i.sl, AL dls
2 ~ car - marrA lotl
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e'xet ] f'ns. pnJabfs - ne. l71 ta1ct Narrh l.
~ Iae abors q -crIosi drlf I'D tss hsrs a
tee7 tr41e4 oJ 1e sd 80 ~ ~ prF-cry. and
~ PES lns arE eluli1n1d11 - trade ir th-n All
= c BANKS.
Jn-i-1F c~A--zS p. ~ lea7- Re.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-26

NoIIfE-Rrun and an.r Ihs M Jsss isrs.-f
Co1tcdtr-lf Irrasuu koten ls1ei p-i1r - -
arst of Dscgnbsr ~ vii ~ - recsirr1 - 1r--
ae..or = paTEH1f q dtbt- - li.tns barkn
Ihs 1u q co1rrenn srruhrnr fhe krdfnr a
In1E1ry Eclln rsn1rn / = cnhrss n-c~r--rT - =
proli1nl that nfInr - ara Il anrul nr1r rf~-.
noteI En11ol ba Iun
$50 A. frSHER. c. na~f ~ T~nn-~~r~
ID. fULLTON CO Bal of Ck1rl-,,--n-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
IT 7 = IFT0TIl
OgED BAIIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON,
llENRY EcKEL,
Jos RICHARDSON, Jr.,
WIN. CANBY.
Committee of Board of Health.

rmOroGRArnlO GALLERY. Y.--Messrs LARKiN
Co, formerly ol this city, having recently en-
lnrged and improved their hitherto extensive
poRrRAr AND PIoToGRApnIG Picture Gallery
ut the CORNER OF ElunrH ASD ARcn SrREgTs,
PmiLApELrnlA, are now prepared To take all
kinds Of Photographic Pictures, plain or eolored,
in the highest style OF the art, ut the lowest pos
siblc prices. aged and young are alike taken in
all weather and in any light, by means Of the
additional facilities at this establishment. The
new entrance on Arch Street is great conve-
nence 10 ladies' all of whom are invited to call
when in Philadelphia, md see the numerous
beautiful art specimens which adorn The gallery.
ap2l-ly
Eyg AND FAR Prof. j. lsaacs NJ. D. Ocu-
list aud Aursl formerly Of Leydun, Holland is
permanently located at No. 81 Pine Street
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with lisea-
ses Of the Eye and Eur will be scientifically
treated aad cured if curable. Artificial Eye
inserted without pain,
N. B.-Tho Medical faculty is invited, as Ii,
has M secrets in his mode Of treatment. ju3 ly
Bsys CurAr Jona's IS tho greatest place Ii
town.
BsS" Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoci
than any other store IN Delaware
He5" Cheap john has the greatest stock 0
any other store in Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
loFFIclAL1
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Proposi Maysidi GeH~drs ODlcc,
Washington, b. o., July II, 1868
CIRCULAR No. AZ.

Washington, b. o., July II, 1868
CIRCULAR No. A.
/. DRAFTED men hrcoine soldiers in the service
of the United States by the fact Of their nalnes
having been drawn in the draft The nOtilica-
non served upon them by the Provost Marshal,
merely an announcement Of the fact, aud an
order Cor them to report for duty, at a desig
mated time aud place.
II The following opinion OF the Hon. William
Whiting Solicitor of the War Department, is
published for the information Of all concerned ::
when person has bcen drafted, in pursu-
ance of the Enrolment Act If March 3. 1863,
notice Of such draft must he ervcd within ten
days thereafter, by Il written ar printed notice,
10 he served On him personality, or 6g hdpmg q
copy az his Inst pldcf Of residence, requiring him
to appear Al desiauntel rcndcayous to report
for duty Any person failing to report for duty
after notcu LIFT Al his LAsr PLACE uf RESI-.
ngScr or clvcd on hm personally. without FIR
nishug "a substitute or paying $500, il pro-
nOuncel by law 10 be deserter, he mny be
arrested aud held ior tria, by courl-marlial, aud
sEsrgScEp 10 DEATH
"lf person after being drafted, and before
receiving notice, deserts, the notice may still be
served by leaving ii At his last place Of residence.
and if he does not appear in accordance with the
notice. or furnish the substitute or pay the $500,
he will be in Law n deserter and must lie treated
according. There il no way or manner in which
aperson, once eRroiied, can escape his public
duties, aud when drafted whether present or
djsmt, whether he changes his residence or alb
scouds, the rights of the United States against
him are secured, and it is only by performance
Of bis duty to the country, that he will escape
liability to he treated Hs a criminal.
(SiGned) WILLIAM WnlrINu,
Solicitor oil the War Department"
JAMES d. FRY,
B2i-N Provost Marshal General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
SITERIFTl,S SAIE.

DY virtue oi writul Lerari Eieids 10 me directed,
ID will b. exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Phil
lip Marvel, in the tnwn OF Newark White Clay Greek
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware. ON TUESDAY,
the 18th day of Sepemberl ls63at 10 oouck.A Mthe fol-
lowing descrb Il Real Estate. viz; All that fnrn, pan.
taon, and tract ot lud situate Am lying in prucaler
Hundred, New Castle County, aud State Of Delaware,
and particularly described aud bounded rs follows 10
wit Beginning Tor the outlines OF the same at stone
in the middle Of the road running from the town nf
Newark to Cuuos Mil, thence running by and in the
middle oi luno leading to Thomas c, Bradeys. south
eghtyyc degrees ten minutes. west twenty chains and
five links 10 another STONE, tnDrt eightytwO and nr-
degrees west three chains aud twentyono links to
another stone south eleven degrees thirteen chains
and sixtyfour links to another south sixtyseyen
degrees east Chain and eighty links another
stone, south hty-onc degrees east twentytOnr chains
aud twenty two links to another stone, north twenty-five
degrees ten chains and thrty-egt links to another
stone, north seventy and half degrees east twelve
chains u stone in the middle Of the road, and by aud
with the centre Of said road north three aud one half
degrees west seventeen chains to the first mentioned
stone and place Of beginning containing within the
above described bounds itytwD aud thirty seven
square perclcs Of land, he the same more or less
Seized and taken iu execution the property uf Mil
ton Hammond and Elizabeth his wiic, and William Buck
ngham and John Rullen tenants, and to sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDHAM, shern.
Sheritf's Office
Nav Castle Aug. 25. 1sB3 aur2Q.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
Impurities in the Brandywino water.

impurities IN the BrandyWlne Water.
RIpoRr OF ruE COMMITTEE or TUE BOARD OF
HEALTH, IN REFERENCE TO TIM IMPURITIES
SAID TO EXIST IN THE BRANDYwINE WATER.
7ode Board u Hcaim Of Wilmington:
Some time ago, the undersigned were
appointed committee by the Board of
Health, at the suggestion Of the City
Council with a view to certain inquiries
respecting the healthfulness of the Brandy
wine water as affected by certain chemi-
cal substances said to be cast into it,
from some of the manufactures which re-
ceiye their supply of water from that
stream The question is very important
one, and the Committee have endeayored
to give it all the attention which their
limited means would permit
The first questions which presented
themselves were, whether or not any such
chemical substances as had been suspect
ed were used in those manufactures if
so, to what extent, and whether any por-
honol such substances were afterwards
thrown into the Brandywine.
The mills visited in the prosecution Of
These inquiries We're those of Nessrs.
Riddle, Bancroft, DUPONT and Jessup
all Of which gentlemen in reply to re-
quest to visit their factories politely
offered every facility to us in our cX-
animation
AT the mill of Mr.. james Riddle we
%certained that almost the whole Of the
vegetable and chemical matters made use
o. were absorbed by the fabrics. and but
nlle that was Objectionable reached the
creek.
AT McssrS Bancroft's we learned that
lley daily consumed of Soda-ash and
Chloride of Lime each about 90 lbs,
ol Sulpmric acid half carboy, besides
several barrels Of Lime, all of which are
,.gqnlred in the process Of bleaching
llese undergo in their reaction upon the
vol'on iabrics certain changes, which
I9'ally modify their character, and are
'len cast in,o the creek
From the Mcssrs Dulont's mills no.
.ngpasses into the Brandywine At that
ume Messls Jussup & Moore used daily
N their upper mill about 100 lbs. OF
AOuaash, 800 lbs of Chloride of Lime
anu several barrels of lime and at the
lower mill abouto one half that amount Of
tae same materials. As at Bancroft's, sc
mere these chemical substances act anC
leaet upon themselves, and upon the
Ia9Flcs intended to be ccansed and bleach
TSa SO that when they escape into til,
Drandywine, they have undergone verl
great change of composition. To thes'
extensive paper mills every description o
cotton and linen fabrics in every condi
uol OF filth or cleanliness finds its way
Slu IS there manufactured into the beauti
!ul white paper now become so necessar,
10 The wants of civilization The waite
necessary to this purpose is taken iron
gie creek, aud is returned to it loade,
with impurities.
Ia addition to this we also ascertaine,
mat once in AS hours, there is cast into tn
week the contents of large retort use,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
Notice to Drafted Men.
HEADQUARTERS PRovosT MARSHAL. |
State Of DflHeWe,
Smyrnn. August n. 1868,

llRADQuAHrgHs PRovosT MARSHAL, !
State Of DflHwdre,
Smyrna, August H. 1868.
l. Drafted men will not report at these lluad-
quarters, until they shall have been notified on
what day tn present themselves.
II. Drafted men who desire to offer auhsti-
iliee shall give notice in writing 10 the Board of
Enrolment, that on such n day they will pre-
sent substitute, giving his name, residence,
age, and stating whether he is an alien or cti-
zen: and drafted person may at any time, ON
or before the time ut which he is ordered to
report obtain and present to the Board Of En-
rOllment, II substitute who must be in every
respect suitable for the military service, which
shall he determined by the Enrolling Board in
the manner prescribed for examining recruits.
Propositions for substitutes will he received by
the Board Of Enro olmcnt from TO 10 II. IN, on
every day after the 2Olh inst, Sundays ex-
ceptedl until further notice.
i'll Drafted men who intend to pay the COM
mutation money (S300l are required to pay the
same tn G. II. b. Day. Esq, Receiver Of Com
mutation money, nt Dover, aud to present du-
plieate receipts To the Board of Enrolment, on
the day On which they may be notified to report,
when they will receive certificates of exemption.
Enwis WILMER,
Provost Marshal.
LEogARD L. WALES,
Commissioner.
LAwRENcE NJ. CAHALL,
auE. lSif Surgeon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04

The subscriber having beun identified with tho osab-
lishmeuts ul David smyh, David smytl Son anl Gle
ment smy for tile past eighteen years, has purchased
the sluts which the latter has nreupiod, together
with tho stock IT goods nov On hand, with the
intention ui Carrying the Same business The
stock is by tar tho largest and most complete of
its Kind in the state. and embraces nearly every
article Ia use Of either China. utss or Queens.
ware we'll a, good assortment of silver Plated aud
britannia ware, Cuury, Nt, So. Also tue most -Ntsn-
sye slOck OF eotl OH humps, Cimneys aud Shades In
this city. 1he puieat quality o Kerosene uil always an
hand. II Is hoped the old customers and friends Of The
establishment will continue with lh change or propria
turshp the patronage lih-rliy hestownl M iha for
owuot. THOMAS Y. To NnRMANnlE,
ler2 3ul Market street Wilmington, nul.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
NIAERIIIE,N NALE.

DN virtue Of writ of Lfrari Eicias e me directed.
ID will hs exposed to Public Sale. at the Hotel o levi
W Lattimus at Iownsenl, in Arrolninniink Hundred,
New Castle County Delaware, on THURSDAY, the nth
day Ol september 1868, at uctNk T.. M the following
described licil Estate, viz;
All that the following v-cfihrl piece parcel Of land
situate lying aud being in Apminnimink Hundred, New
Castle County.
bounded as follows that is 10 say BY the Public
Road leading FROM Taynra Bridge to Smyrna by lands
ot the heirs Of james Chambers. by land o John Aherly
aud others and said to contain forty acres be the same
more or less.
Seized and taken IN execution AS the property VI AhTa-
ham Braton and Ann his wife and teIle tenants and to
be sold by LEWIS W. SrIDIIAM Sharif
sheriff Unice, New Castle. Aug. y, lsG}-aug 2g.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
SMERVFN,S SATE.


DY virtue of writ Of FsH8di0ni FrpaItts To me di-
rectcd, will he exposed to Public Sale the Hotel
Phillip Marvel, in the of Newark, White Clay
Greek Hundred. New Castle County. Delaware ON TUES
the lowing described Real Estate, viz:
No. l,All that farm, plantations, AMI tract Of land
situate and lying In pelca1rr Hnnlrcd New Castle
County. and State OF Delaware ad particularly deHcrb
ed and bounded as follows to wit. beginning for the
outlines Of the at stone ia the midde OF the road
running from the of Newark to Coocs Mill thence
running by and il the middle Of lane leading IhOs.
c. Rradley's, south uightyive deLees ten minutes west
twenty chuius and five links to another stone, north
eighytwn and quarter d west three chains aud
twcntyone links to another stone south eleven degrees
degrees west thirteen cuua ugi siXy-uur links uu-
ther stone south siNy,cveu uagrUe4 chain and
eightyour links to another stone south yone degrees
eist twenty four chains and tWeni ytw links to another
stone. north twenty-five degrees west inches AMI
thiIty-eght link. TO anuilur stone north seventy and
half degrees east twelve chains un Stone iu the
middle Of the ruad. north three and half degrees
west seventeen chnins to the first mentioned stunn nHh
place of begnuug containing within tic ahoyp described
bounds tilt, two and thrtysrvou squire perches ul
land, be the same more ar less, with frame house and
frame barn thereon erected,
No. 2All that lot and plCoeo parcel ui land situate
Ia White Clay Greek uudrol New Castle County, bouii,
dod and described us follows to wit Beginning nt a
puinl corner ui tile street running from the Not
nghAm Road To- the New Luuduu Road and first up tue
Nottingham roui north -iSty-inc degrees seventy
twemty-unu degrees east three hundred tret south sixty
one degrees east eyrntyhvn feet n the uiuosad street.
thence hy the west side oi said street south twenty nine
degrees west tuee hundred tro tr tho place ~ begin
ning containing rishty-twu and nine cnihs pciccs ui
land, M the simo nnrs ur less with two dwelling houses
thereof.
Seized aud taken ia c,c,luu as the property of Mil
ton Hammond and to hc sold by
Shsriu'- ulhre LEWIS ", SrlUtiAM,
New Castle Aug &C. df Shonn
aug2A
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04

Carefully corrected Nth emery Change.
Ta.IEs LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHiLADELPnlA,
Al 10 minutes before 7 o'clock, morning
Al o'clock, morning.
Al 9 minutes after . o'clock, noon.
Al minutes before ! o'clock, Afternoon,
Al 10 minutes after 4 o'clock, afternoon.
At & o'clock, afternoon.
Al goclook in the evening
Al 80 minutes after / O'Clock, night.
Al o'clock evening, and 80, uight, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON,
Al 4 o'clock IN the morning, except Mondays
Al Is minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al 20 minutes before II o'clock, morning.
Al II minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
Al 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after O'clock, afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after G, evening, Freight
Al II o'clock at night.
Al Y o'clock midnight
STEAMBOAT Ariel FOR PHILADELPHIA,
AtGl O'Clock, in the morning, from King st. wharf
FoR WnMlNoroN,
At 3 o'clock in the nftenooa, Chestnut st wharf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04

Thursday Sept 3, 1861
There has been no change in the prices Of Flour and
Grain since our last.
iiN"'f pei .budfS 40
~ i""i iNi plf..'''s' uuhil -
VA A''i f h7l H ..... ...,........l 30
Me" '''.-...-.. ..--.-.... ..,...l -
Rye, = ................. ............ - 40
"'in "nhfp per "'g uOtqi ~
Vushrl'......,... ...,............,,. ..,,.... ~
"lhi p.' 50
uht' ......-.....-... ,........ ..,........40Mib
Clover scel' per bn'hp.,. ..........".....,5OO "
tlN .....,.,..4............A w
iimolhy " ............... . 7ht03UO
miiel I, Zbnf .IH
ueIu ptHH .''..-...-',.... OO
r'Nhhih .....,.....a..l .Hu
u ans, .....,.s.r,..,'.. .,.,..........,2o mjNO
Canary ..........o.Ou
nemp ..ss......s....,... .....,.,.... .2,hud 1.uV
rurrip Perb 10
Nih, Yer 80
NJ harkerrl rsr ,....s 0O
...................r.. .........jJO tU l.O1
;,;'..!'oO ~
iefriui per hbl,, ' to 4Ou
f"ia'"en per sOcWf luO
nay, pef 2u loOO
straw per 300 TO oou
IaciNr OCEAN untnO, per
IeluVlAh huah0
BOuG Dust " ........,.......,......... ..,.3j.1U
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
HASSON'S
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Nc'
w. LEPPiNCOTT, Drlggist, IN Nstt S're.l
Has been appointed agent for thi. preparation in p W
o. H Thompson, who has been hefetllfs -NIn A'ui in
Wilmington, hat owiug % the removal "' ih' ptpni'r
to Philadelphia the agency has heen transferred ~ Nr
Lippncott who will ALWAYS Keep ttr-e 5uppy u 10 1u
haud 10 sel wholesale And hsliL u Is Also kept 'c
ale gale al E NfTNALiS Ding Store and A. j. y tAl
LAGlIERs Drug store Prize ~ Ct ig1 nolil
The popularity of this preparation ma, tWtuc' its
honest ana unpruriped Go mfsu an imtiiru cNu
seuuently ali should -tsa i3g hAsSpNS tuMfoNN %
SYRUP or tar uN t'm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
NOTfOE.

E subscriber has iiiS day sold Ills entire stock of
China and GLASSWARE Cutlery, &c, to Thomas Y. de
hurmWde, WIN will continue the husuesH at the old
stand, No. 3O3 Market street lie cordially recommends
his to those who have been customers ut thu
store who perfectly understands the business amt
will alioui to their wants both aereeaby and will
prumPness CLEMENT Il. sMYTH.
December 1, 1867.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
rI,LApELrnIA MANKEr.

Thursday Sept ., 1868.
FLOUR, &c.-saes at .5OOa5.2j for super6ne aud
l2jaS $3.50 for eNtr Rye Flour sold at si0O@5.0O.
Coih Meal sold at 50 90 for jersey
GRAis.-Wheat - Milwaukee club sold at b2mSl.0s.
Rye sold at Si@9J. Uats sold at is@52t Corn sod at
III lSdT5c
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
NEW YORK MARKET.

IHNFHuAy, NtNT. D I5Ul
E-ouR, &c,-Flour sold at s4OOal 10 for superAne.-
Rye Flour sold at $4,gOG$5 and Corn Meal at $40
W bbl
GRAlS-wheat sold at Sll5@122 for reds. Rye sold
at euptt01 for and DID Corn sold at 7267ie for
atoat UatH sold at 45tpl5c.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
WANTED.

Local aud Travelling Agents in every Town
or County. Circulars, with Testimonials Of
Clergymen and Scientific men, iu regard to the
business, sent free.
ISAAC HALE Jr., & co,
Je 20 oW Newburyport Mass.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
FEMALE COLLEGE,
ROrdentOWn, N. H.,

Pleasantly located on the DeiatOdre River, on The
gsaerai MoFoHghfdre 5etlceen Neie York
and Philadelphia.
has been in successful operation for eleven yaars and
Il uua ot the nourishing institutions in this sec
tom the country Special attention is paid to the
aud higher branches OF English and superior adtau
fag furnished In vocal aud instrumental music frencit
taught i,y native aud spoken in the family. Fot Ciia.
la,nrs. address RRv JOHN II BkAkELEN
,ur l4-2m President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
HouSRs FoR SAFE.

r.4R threo story Irick House, n filh Street, hr.
rliaN tween zine aud Spruce streets Price tlIoO
EsHF Also two story Brick HOUSE iu Thirteenth
lisA5A street, between French sud Walnut sifytts
Gnce s725. Apply To
NEBEKER q TATNALL,
mArd If Lumber Merchants, Market st. whau
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
No Pain attends their opera tion
SlMAlS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

They operate without gtipia sckunine, Weakening or
leaving the bowels costye, and thsra M disease the
liver that hese PILLS Will not cure II medicine will react
It at ALL So specifically Is their operation the Liver
that they have long since received tbs merit The Great
Family Physic. They perfect aniidote for Sick
Headache.
Ths Rey W. G. Rpbn-on. of ihe Philai pha N. y.
Conference, speaks OF them hc hest Ps hs has nyrt
used besides many others might refer to elegantly
sugar edsted, - cen's lHy, hye boxes Tor 81 lpar.
cd only by SlNMS soy, rhy seians aud Chemists III
aud King Streets. Wilmington. he
Sold by j. r. BurlOn, Cowgirl Son, Dover. Himmefs.
ley. huk, Milflrd simpson, Uimden; dealer, aud ttore
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
Simms' Cholera Syrup,

For the rapid cure OF Darrh., by entery Cramps Cole
Choeramorlus, Weakness rt the h"Wrs Chronic Disr
thuea aud diseases uf the Bowels. iruuent loose,
Cholera lnttntum and summer Diseases ~ children.
So wide Is the ed 0i iefuluas o tuis remedy, and 10
numerous the subject, Of its cures that nrary every
part Of the country abound IN persons publicly known
who have been restored FROM alarming aud ,esper
ate diseases Dsarrhpra, When tried its SUI
peinry all other preparations nj It's kind is u ant
to escape observation, aud When IL virtues known the
pubi no longer hesitate what y 10 empuy for ths
distressing aud dangerous complaints, incident to thu
warm aud suitry seaun, Nna many interior rolnedie.
offered tho community have Jailed and been iiscaried
This preparation has gained friends ever, wAee and every
trial only estimates 1t higher in the favor tho afflicted
and unfortunate everywhere II has filled In sim
gle Df army DiAirhnea II cured soldier in eSins
ton, knturky, Who had been discharged inrure one
lute performed this cure II given 10 him by Mir.
Phillips OF liTandywine Hundred. II the administration
would use such AN article this instead opium pills
there would be more able bodied soldiers in the field than
there now is II contains opium At at Price % cents
per bottle. Sold by dealers generally. Prepared ouy hy
Dr. J. SIMMs SON Ply ysieans aud Chemists 4th aud
King Streets Wilmington, Del. Sold by D. +. burton and
Cowgirl Son Dover, aud dealers generally. ser