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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
The Yankee Army.

Senator Rice, who is member OF the Military Ooui'
mi,,es of the Senate made the following extraordinary
statement in debate last week:
-" do not believe there is man In this government In
ons Of the departments to-day that tell US whether
rs have 1--WE hundred thousand million OF men IN the
6eldnot one who can come within fifty per cent. Of
the number OF sick and wounded in the hospitals, or
with their regiments One department makes lite est'
maze based on Jhs superstition that We have one million
rso hundred thousand men In our army another, on
the supposition that have one million hve hundred
thousand men in our army. The simple truth is that
bey do not know whether have that number or halt
thar number You may take the pay department, the
eommiSssry department, the medical department, the
department and you may take the com
handing General and the Secretary OF War, and you
.,nuot from all Of them, come within three hundred
thou and or probably FIVE hundred thousand Of the
number OF men in the service at least We cannot get
th information"
L. any wonder that endless confusion, eItravagance
and waste prevail in armies and finances when such
an utter want Of system management and brains As eI-
hibted by those Who have the conduct of this war
Secretary Chase told the bankers Of New York, during
5is late visit that no army in the world had ever used
10 so much motley with so little to show for it rs the
Fcderal Army. lie should have said the War Depart
nent for is on record that the troops do not get their
lust ducs nor viii they while Secretary Stanton ia in
power The official statement of Senator Rice, for il is
Official should make the very stones cry out In ndigna-
ZION against the further retention OF Stanton and Haeck
in thar resnectiye otHces-Acir York World.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
LLrxlLLYs cArrssY DAVIS.

pision the Tthof January Akin, C., Of phasis pale-
nals resulting camp trooper LLEWELLfh CAtk5bf
DAVIS so OF Col Lueius Davis IN the 18th ofs sEe
70 pure this YOUTH and happy bis departure
the Of his Heavenly Father that
especial would be proper OF Of the striking
bis short earth and Tie unusually in
trrestins cireurasta attending his death
No youth dessrvedy popular With bis atocses
none exhibited regard fE the happiness OF ohs
or ss concern his No l-pure profsne ~oFd
would fail from his lips before he made profson
OF ths filth which bright ustre his departure ES-
splary discharge Of bis military dufies, Che vas trooper
10 ne 10Th virginia Cavay) unfit driven BY disease from the
ssrcs which he loved, and Submissive toward h
parents and agreeable 10 bis intercourse With his
q i and gentle IA his desin8 with all None who fneS him
w. WIN hear Of his desth happy astra Nitheu: deep emotion
Ieweyn ugrld speak OF his approaching end sh eanne'
thai surprised bis friends pesdd not nnd hhn unprePsred
Il him He bad before sought an inter
aionns blood Of Christ and vas ready for eternity
fare~e TO hs father and brothers.
the service OF eir eouoiryD and all The members ne
family exhortson for bsyeung sssocass to meet him IL
Heaven his boy Z: be ahiS regretted The trouble
be had caused kind friends IN Akin and that would never be 10
bis sufficiently acknowledge ihs kindness saIs
his burial bid the loved srIund sooa bye
unfinished prayer upon biz p sank gently ;s his
las: seep His calm thai survivor writes "Ror
while could that he had passed from earth An attend
Ing phycsn remarked ~ you'd rather die that death than
i've oaser surely each one NAY say -st ny las;
end be like bis 7" - -.-.
they nay rejoice the eonaden that be safe ees-
sed, eaeefal, forevermore chDLAn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
Imuendipg Anarchy in the North.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Herald, writing from Albany
and speaking of the late dsgaceu prOceedingsin the
Legislature, 7ays
They prove clearly that to-day standing on
volcano sbe at any moment to break forth with all It's
Jury, ~ fovcs also that the public mind ia ripe tor
evolution and Is in that condition not to be irifed
with either by Jacobin abolition faction any other.
IL is as liable 20 break out in place another; and
When t. once breaks loose, when the first blow is struck
or the first pistol Rred-which at time imminent
hcr,-the Infection will spread and no human power
c,p stop IT, That this is the condition of the public
mind al present and that daily events developing
this sentiment and rpening it for the future, who
mas carefully watched their progress in different loca
ties of the North help but admit IL proves that
the perlous hour OF the nation is upon as and that
we are fast approaching period when anarchy will be
the order oil the day unless Onr rulers take such steps
"A are necessary TO stay the storm
There are many men here who stand far above the
several and personal troubles OF the hour who
consider il more than probable that the winter will not
mas AWAY without there being controversy between
The national and State administrations. As evidence
that We are fast drifting in that direction they cite the
fact that the administration at Washington have not
communicated with Governor Seymour or any Of his
official. ssCr. he was placed in office; also, the
mspts of General Wool calling upon the militia TO report
10 him instead of TO the Governor They consider this
AZ evidence that it is the determination of the author
ties AZ Washington to force issue upon the State.
Well NAV it be asked whittier we are drifting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


At Mesrs Sumner & Burress' auction sale Of dry
gsods etc. the foosine prices obtained for s'ms Of the
leading articles Sold Wooden goods decidedly heavy
decline OF 20 70 % P.eent:
Fancy prints ~ O moun de LANES c6ts plGds DO;
leneies t2503 mrri Is 90 black ApaecAs $500 bur'
bayines tI bed ticking tl05t w country leans si q;
black lrssch cloth tis; do-skn cassimsre 81 %, while
MI s2S So gray sI33 red do ~ .53S; nerino shirts
tI5 Also diamond $3.50; diamond pin ty0
set eS letter papes So resn note paper tlo2 do etc.
At Messrs. j. p Scott Cos auction sa,e in Lynch.
burg, Thursday, the following prices obtained:
nsscks Issns $780, calico 2Oo6A2 ~; moulin 26oG2I3
muslin robes So1S3; ssring silks ss shlrtnss CO. .i5
49, SOL co. osnsbnTg Gi ass; heavy toots 20 adic, KIT
sAiteEs IcIah matches tslz%ser note pspe slp
letter paper m l3D0; pins 10 pack wool has 10
plush caps s.Y5; army caps SS; yarns ssbsj
timothy 6sx 96H; apple brandy 1876 cAndes ~
G1Oo rice i2 sugar I6NS9 nails t5EDi manufactured
tobacco .5iGl 20.
At Messr4. Thomas Branch & Sons auction sale in
Petersburg yesterday, the following prices ObtAHsd
O. Sugar 500 ets; massses 51i1 2I apple brandy
belos 1850 n. c. SAT- - lard iVp $50 Z
pair hats 80, etc.
In Petersburg Thursday, $1,000 Confederate States
as loaD) sold 100; s5oO ciy Of P.trsbu
bonds guaranteed By State 1885, 5000 South SIDE Railroad
bonds gusrdby City Of Fetebu ti23 % North Carolina
sir per cent, I2c; shareI $. g Rslroad stock, si2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
Tha Eaz Yankse Prosramna.

We COPY from the EsT York Herald the outline 9:
the new programmes, which tie Abolition faction, which
has control os the Washington Government has icss-
guratod The whole energies Of the Yankee nation are
70 be put forth during the next ninety days and the
South Is to be subugAted If human means can effect it,
IN case Of failure, the contest is be sbandoned and
a the meantime the Emperor of France Is to BE solicited
20 be ready to intervene in the interests IF the North
This las, is Yankee trick to induce the Emperor to for
belr present action We indifferent to its sue
cess
To carry out the miI:ar7 part Of the. programme.
su-n.ids retres, and Franklin and relieved
other command, aud new hero, Hooker . brought
upon the SssS Of bis capacities, We know but little
Judging from the brsggsrs aad lying dispatches hereto
fore published under bis name be second edition OF
Pooe enlarged sad illustrated Constrained abe is By
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02


elecuus.nnces, be s be forced very soon TO gvsps
sn4riuen of his qaslis The Northern papers DO not
proIcs. to be very sa5 ne Of the resutof bis eSper-
nsnts. The BSrcld $40, editodaIly: s-tt51
Whether this officer possesses the capacity 70 lnan"u
zrs large army such as IS under his ORDER "
vbsbsr lie has sbhtysenough TO surmornt inc uiou'
lies opposed to his progress by causes Thlen ere
ly deemed 10 be beyond human control OF coulse
.s vet to be settled The principle Of eoncen.rauon -
N be carried out GENERALLY in our military
80 ,cinforc,ments are be sent 70 hosecrans,
vctsharo ana FORT Hudson are to be attacked by
500 s9s6cient for their reduction; Wilmington,
rbSrjsson s1yadnah and Mobile TO be assailed In
nccassion and auotherefort is to be made 10 capture
the rshel capital All these objects accomplished It
rneced that nv the ls Of May next the reoes VIII DC
brought . terna
This por;oI of the programme would DC most en-
oaragng hot for the doubts which the sequel involves
From hst II is evident that its authors do not place
much reliance on It's success Thus we learn that whis'
the proposed plan Ofoperatons is being carried out
ecret agents are 10 be sent by the Government 70 Eu
rome for the purpose Of coming 10 an UNDERSTANDING
with Louis Napoleon IN The event Of its failure Inc III
ention in that case islo call upon the French emperor
10 interfere TO effect eaceabe separation between lns
North and soath provided that such separation DC oasee
ON pan Of gradual emancipation in both sections ano
proner adjustment Of Boundaries. IL IA not believed
bat the South would consent to such terms, ana Ih'
dea ia that lis refusal would damage its cause IN hu
rone that il would fab 10 obtain further sympathy OF
sl,tance from that quarter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
Brilliant Peat It Charleston.

The telegraph brings some very good news RON
Charleston. The Yankee blOekading feet has been
sunk or dispersed and the port open to the commerce
of the world II foreign powers had not heretofore
persisssd m respecngs inefficient blockade, there
you'd be no ioak sls't of this achieSsmsn'=-
Asit is we do how they can without the gross
est partiay and disregard of the principles of national
law recognize blockade as existing, until it is again
formally notified and re-estabished we oeheVe our
authorities are acting upon this understanding and have
given notice to all foreign Consuls in the Coniederaey
that the blockade is raised.
While the port of Charleston is oPen it will be seen
nv proclamation of Gen. Aagruder that the same Is
the case with the port of Galveston
The troubles of the Yankees are just beginning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
Present to Mrs. Cen. Mcclellan.


The friend, Of Gen. McCclau-and their name is le-
cion-will be glad to lesm that his services to his
country have been fully appreciated by number Of his
fellow counirymen His excellent lady has just been
presrnel witra most beautiful and spacious residence
furnished in a superb and costly manner. The house
is not ouly delightfully."- situated, but it has been pro-
vded with all the essentials to comfort and even of
fashionable elegance The siie duici have been most
exauisely combined. While the deep parlOrs
cred with the rich carpets of Turkey the capAcious eel
ss are stored with amphore Of such Faernian wine as
Horace would have been pleased to broach The safes,
cuDboards and lockers have been cranmed with the
choicest groceries and decacies which could delight the
most Epicurean and appeiiie' Around the lofty
wallis are suspended spepdd paiutingsthe ehe dTUsres
Of ancient aud modern masters while giterng chan
deer4 depend in brilliant beauty from its ceilings Ia
short The house was made worthy of the honored par
ira fos whose acceptance it was intended
This beautiful aud singularly appropriate git was
rendered 70 rs Mcclellan in neat little letter and all
that she Is nov left to do is to the ownership
aad possession Of the mansion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02

NOMINATION FOR GoTEESoE-We learn thai on Mon
day last Halifax Court day. large numbered tie peo-
ME Of that county held meeting at the Court house
and unanimously nominated for Governor their d.tin-
eushed fellow-citizen, Col. Thomas s Fournoy This
action of the people of Halifax had in public meeting
held without respect to party and composed as We are
informed of prominent leaders Of both the old political
orrapizaops speaks strongly favor Of Col Fourhoys
claims and fitness for the place which they would
sru him We are sure that in this matter, the people
Of PttsylTania entertain like preference With those OF
Halifax and indeed satisfied that the same nav
be said otbe voters Of all the counties N tina sscon o.
the state.-psnyiils Rsgiasr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
r WILL, OFFER, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
sh day Of FEBRUARY f f, oct the aeIi fsi'
MI Farm IN ALBRMARLE COUNT,

Nj Farm IN ALBRMARLE COUNT,
iyias Ct the foot Of the Southwest Moautar three qses
Eae from Nswiek Depot Virginia Central RArosd esn
Charlottesville, and the main road 70
taIpar s o acres well fenced silently weed and vel va
tered The House wen built tsosory eIci n.nAsa %
knoll IN handsome gro-e eonnardng neAsii NV 2.
the sarrorndipg country fr The are IN so2e
order The psishbotpsd o. bes; and vefy hssiny
rkef, churches and ssaoon 1AA" - w - -
desirable farms IN narfss- u IL, Il.
AZ shs and place after zee Aaa s''a' '''
80 =. III isSS a n Terms sn day Of sale
sac - AN sSs'A' H. A. BpR9oTNL,
+, s.a-1,. Esstisf psrss Abssarss, Ns-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02

having business with the
aad The Onesu he BANK OF VIRGINIA In ths aJ Gap
me pablo are cautioned assni. receiving oas ana tive
dollar Bauk Of virginia payable q tredsrieko1g
dated Sd January 1857 and ruered fron ~ 2 wv
By the Army Of The United states It's camp fonovsa
fe2-.f WI X O0kpON, Sa9e'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02

pOOMS WANTED.-The advertiser dsslroa
LII obtain ihrse AZ. roons or d~slns suitable
sAn fArcty Ihe requisites aas rAte
ton not remote ron he Capitol ssuaS nbsru VIII h
pAid. Aat6sss "G" Wig cnsE iasl-n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
DIED.

On the ins Clyde SIDE, Essex county, ys In the End
year his age JOHNNY only child Of John T. T. and sae o.
Hundey,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02


Je6N NJ SHEPPARD, ia, vii continue give his particular
attention 70 the sale Of Tobacco ALEX eAkkLTT-
Ill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
no THE FRIENDS Of TIE VIRGINIA ri.

u BILE SOCIETY THROUGHOUT THE hTA fE IA late
meeting .: the Board Of Managers Of the Virgins Bile soery
the following presasbe aud resolutions adopteii
Whereas Thirty thousand Bibles and Istaments have been
ordered the British Foreign Bible Society and the
Of 900 Appropriated for that object; therefore,
Resolved That the Clergy aud friends OF e virginia Bbe
Society be requested 70 raise this object
possible tue Treasurer, Mr. samuel ~
Price Richmond. -s' sreel - IAst-S.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02

Senator Wilson's Volunteer Militia bill pr ovidss for
force to be called the National Guard comprising ~
hundred regiments Of twelve companies each, every
regimen. 70 be divided into three battaons commanded
by Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, three Majors. and
twelve Captains be appointed BY the Governors OF
the States among which the force 10 to be distributed
pro rata Any portion of this militia may be called oy
the President into the service during of invasion
OF q rebellion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

- Mar, Will 3 Co., have just re-
esived . very large lot Of all kinds Of
CLOTHING, which they propose to sell
low for cash. Thar stock has been Sc
leeted with especial care, for this market
and for the Plains. all kinds Of ssaigasnt
goods constantly ca hand. Give them q
call II you want bargains sw-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
To Nervous sufferers Of Beth
Sexes -

AFeveTnad GenklsnRn having sse1 restored %
aeaAA IN : fsw days Efssr uraasrgoaHg all toe usual
EQUINE ana Irregular exasnstve modes Of treat
meot. without sscSaas, considers ii his Sacred aHty
70 comm anicats 70 bic Afaieted feliow creatures The
aasaEs of esrs. Heaos, % Tia receipt Of an add
tion envelope, he will seal tSse) . copy Of tAs pre-
scripsfon used. Direct 70 JON n. BAaSALLs
fss FufEaa Street, Brooklyn, n. r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

PRTxE FTeRT-Ths Phiiadelphia Ledger states
shas s srutsf pstzs asat sook psses early on Fhzss-
day m0rnins, near Darby, Deiew4se county. be-
tzsen > aaan nsEasd MeGonisaI, ct mat city, and a
New Yorker named Diamead. An eyewitness
RSAtes that alo rounds were fought, occupying ever
swo hOSss, MeaoalsAl wsS declared The victor, a.
tss DiauaSsd had been severely panished. Ths
eontass was for Sza.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

IL Jos PEiNTrSs, can be dous batter
asa cheaper at the BagIs 0fsce than 1t any
otadr establishment West Of the Missis-
sippi river. Those wanting any kind of
Printing done, viii and 1t TO their Rdvan-
tage to leave their orders at this 0aice.-
We warrant Satisfaction, or make no
charge. Terms moderate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

COMA TO CRess sfAa&AA-Asrissts Zaufres-
ia viii poaai4veiy attempt duSiag ths snraass, 70
cross Niagara ca > tight sgs, sad shs sntsrtaiHs
no asubs Of heE ability - socoaassish the SAX
rails tady IL aPartssn by blrsA, and made hsz arss
sppsaFanes In shis csuakxy Is . tight rape dancer
With the celebrated Raxnl Troupe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

A PaErEaxScE.TA vine merchant having
sent a sample VI sine 20 Lsra Derby, which be
avexrsa was specific Scr the goat, subsequently,
wrote askias for az ORDER. xhe RAsi replied pre-
seating his compliments TO Mr.. -- &c and
begged 10 say he had tasted he vine ssns. bat
pysfeTYeS kAs CO.'S. rFE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

Tee FAsT,-Ia Frovi4nESe. last week. q young
uaxn netzs told shat be was drafted, rushed 10 q re-.
eruitinx ones ash salistsd IN order 10 secure the
6oaaiy. Hs waa nst a little chasrined to Ia&Ea,
when IL Vas too hate, that 3 joke had been piaysd
upon AIu-zhAt he had not been drafted
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

GEzaxa BaAEDT.-This celebrated brandy dis
Sass troua gsngRr and cologne spirits is being intro
dueed in this market ey hsssrs Tusker 4 &aesoy OF
Omaha It 10 = most delightful dEip&. 1t can be
fouAa 81 Geo. a. Haynes d oo's, Tom MsIntosh's,
O, we66aFfs aaa W MaekenxiePs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

- We have for sale, a couple Of ga
No. l." CUTTING BOXES. Nov lie
the time to use them. Gall as the once
and look ct shen. t-.. tt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

e. When you 70 to klss--fEss grasp
with haste around the waist, and bug her
sighs 90 thee; and she'll say "D0 gowayi
do, won't you let ma bo?n Then, O what q
bliss I bas nsysg msss 90 COED . chance
a. that, then make a dash, % quick as
sash, and-Geosgis bold my hal.
Az AssusS orrsfos.-TAe opinion of
Provost Marshal General Fry, that she
sfree hundred dollars paid BY j couscript
for ais exemption ren the draft, exsnapss
hina only for toe particular draft in which
be ma BE drawn, IA maaif sstly absurd
that some Of the Administration papars
are exposing iss want Of common sense
81 we'll as legality. The New York Times
amsng other papers, refuses q become
responsible for such sbsard opinions. or,
~ they are regarded by soms persons,
decisions. The Nsw York Issaes says
among other things:
HHehayes haea iaEorzaea that khe pay
mert al shrss hassassd dollars sxemps,
tbs pessan who para II s.for iais dsyys,
and yet we are soId In Tbs same breath
thai toe nsbney thas recssysd IL TO be-.
oroasiy applied BY tie g~ovesanssds 10 III
parsisass 81 sabssisuasssa 20 ss1se he fiaa'
ii ahsss wba. sAas ~ssps. Int Il - |
sbe sass-lf wAsn 4 para n sxsnptses
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

~ yhs atsantion Of the public Is directed 10 the
card Of EsAAs DEeEEasoHF sfLswia Cas- ooaasy.
Land and Tar Paying Agent. ~assmEE5
Mr.. D. Is enc Of the pioneer settlers Of western
iowa hs has filed the important odaes Of TreAau-
FsT and Recorder tfCaSs county, for quite 8 nuIa-
Der Of years, with snsirs sHaifsesioa to LIE pessge,
which Ia a Ssa1rient Recommendation Of his quail
iacations az > business man. We have transacted
Business With him for a number Of years, and have
always found him prsaags anHx~siasge in every Ia
stance. We ehesrfnly recommend him 70 the
public, IS In every way worthy Of their confidence.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

commissioned aaaears N GsnsEai Grnnt,s army are
to 70 be given faraoaxAs Tor thirty ASS, In eensid-
srstioh Of snslr bravery sad enauFanes dpIlsx as
gisge Of vtcssharg sgs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

RIors IN IRKLANB.-Terribla riots have
lately occurred in Belfast, ireland, grow
ing out Of ill-feeling between the Orange
men and Catholics. Of the merits Of
the quarrel we have nothing reliable, as
all the news comes through the English
papers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

R&R THMEs.--As little knnis was running al
tuu speed on ths Sidewalk he had q fall. and w2s
badly bruised. As sac Was being unarssssd fer
bed, she looked Ether Esmereuz wouads, and scr
rowfaIlY exriHimsd TO her mother "oa, dear !
shat Dreadful times these war times are ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

sTAHTos-&ec<ptAFy Stanton said
the ether day -'Ita siRgis regiment Of Less ar
my sets back iata TlESiaia in aa organised eandi-
siqa, il waa pFoYe tast / an EpsalE unas tsbe
Secretary Of war" We gept the proot, Mr.. SEQ
Rotary. O.. ...=
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

| III w g.
rttahEafty IN either Sex
ghss In she aasy rrznedy faE ssxsal Dseialss Ian~
petercy, &C , Which has TIE approval " che med
zeal pFofessioa Ia snEeess has been ssost extra
ordinszy-sasStlaG cares IN cases whsss all etaW
meshsds at treatment had failed One 10 sx bax-
- IT sAe SPECIFIC PILLS win permanently care
any case Of Seminal Weakness, or its resulting In-
potency, however aggravated, whether canstttaaasn
d, or arising from abuse esegcsss.
TMpogrAaT MEDICAL TEsTfAoaYs
III have assa your speciae Pills Ia nAny eases Of
sneruatogrbez. and vita tAe nss&s pssfect successes.
~ &EEToa SANDERS, n. D. Iii d.
@wr beaaevs il 10 be as asas . sspaStaS 81 aay
rzsxRsAne can be. We have cured naxny Sevsre CO..
as with srosn six to ten doses.
!. Da. d KEITH, Amsriean ysuz. Med. Of sciSass.
81 hsvs found thesa aIi thai could be desired
fhelr effect has barn truly wonderful
R.F- fcKgE "a. D
gs~Thss nat q HoEaopepathie Remedy, nor Is thesa
uny nnercugr or ssher delsterious iaSredteats COM
hinsd with h..
PRYCE.-ai per box; six boxes fer %, by Eaaki,
pxs-pzld. EpE sails II kas soils 6ansSal Dspet IN
ths HnisaaSta1sa, 10
Z wTN0aRsTER. ~ ysha ssrest, n
June I3-Is&2 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

E~ Gsad has beea Eouad on the ssssasEAAswsa
river, Absut sixty miles abevs Fort K3snHnasan,
Aisaesata, "a god asla is trem RsaDsss river
10 PsahAns river, about two hundred miles frCm
SaFth 70 squfh. Parties tsai sens auI last saK-
msE, are making eight to tea delaraa aAy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

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