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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
AN ENi,T IRE.i,,
April =, 1863.
= JPN :, INU3.
WHO WILL DO LIKEWISE,

There Is no m",le in which tic PRESS
can aid in t':is war more easily and clii-
GENTLY, than in extending the Influence.
and value, and significance of COOL exam.
pies, and ol the actions Of c:l:Zrns who
show that they recognize anil admit duties
lIghcrihnn lhe co'e of Mnmmon and Tie
practice of relentless and in.lscrimina.e
cX'ortion. lr ives us great p easnrc to
record such ins anc-s. and we beg all
friends WHO lave authentic Information
and have not Hcc"ss to a district organ, 10
report them to the ro~yicr.
Tie Sumter IPutchmnn has the follow
ing from Col. James f. Rrmhert, OF Sum.
ter Di,trirt:
CORN CHEAP FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
| propose TO he one Of ten TO furnish
one bundled bushels cacl, 10 solaicr's fam
lies free of charg", AMI if ten can't be
found TO do So !irh, Tor The honor of
Sumter District. hope will not be the
case, will be one OF five, or even less
number.
March 10, 1868. J.E PEMBERT.
1he Abbevill Press reports that eight
citizens IN one Of tie military beats
of that District have agreed to furnish 100
bushels OF CORN at sl.Oo.
" Let us have many such instances--and
1t 1t becomes ncressary, let ,rs have the
names OF those " no distinguish themselves
by efforts % increase the sirtIerings of the
soldiers aud their families, mud to l,e.p np
ungodly and unpairio.ie gain at. tie ex-
pense Of those WHO ae offering life and
blood tor the cause of their country
Charleston Courier. - >'F'.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

sNnsband, wish you would buy inc
some pretty feathers
'1ndesd. my dear little wife, you look
better wi,hoyl them
80, "p SAID she coax,ngly, you always
call ME s"ur little bird, and how does /.
bird look without fealhers9'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
THE CID CHURCH BELL.
Gr W. II. SPAEkS.

Ring on. ring on, sweet Sabbath bell,
Thy mellow tones love to hearl
was boy when first they fell
In melody upon my ear
In those dear days, long past and gone,
Where sporting here in boyish glee
The magic of thy Sabbath tone
Awokc emotions deep in me
Eong years have gone, long an. have
straycI
But DER the world, far far away;
But thy dear tones have round HE played
On every lovely Sabbath day.
When sirollins DER the mighty plains,
Spread widely IN the unrc"pIrd West,
Each sabbath m"rn I've heard thy strains,
Iolling the welcome day Of rest.
Upon the rocky mountains crest,
Where Christian feet hnve never SxqJ,
III the deep h"som of the West,
Eye thought of the. aud worshippei
"""' p
Ring OH, sweet bel--l've come again
TO hear thy cherished call t. prayer;
There's less Of pleasure now thnn rnn
la those lcni tones which fill my ear.
Ring on, ring sweet bell ring OIL
Once more I've come with whitcu"d
head,
To hear thee toll The sounds ;re gone,
And ere this sabbath day hns sped
l shall bc gonc. and may no more
Give ear to thee, sweet Sabbath bell
Dear church and bell so loved Of yore.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

ANornER.-The London Army and
Navy Gazette, speaking of the organiza-
ton of the Anglo. Chinese fleet, says: !: The
Thule, screw steamer, is, we hear, Hkelysto
sail by the 14th instant, and she is tohe
commanded by that dasLing officer Of The
mercantile marine, Commander sCru,k.
shank, He has twice run tie blockade of
Cbarles.9n.' . - - Z
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
COTTOE MARKET

=, But few sales of his ar,icI, bov. to1,.n ,1o.,
within the past week. The las. lot changed
binds at G5 cents
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
PEACHES KILLED.

IA severe frost fell in this locality on last
Saturday night, which DESTROYED nearly ali the
hu't IN an advanced st"gc. 4 few peaches are
lsit. bnts nothing Ike full crop can be an.
ticIrutcd
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
ABBEvILLE SOUTH tARoLINA FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL TO- 1861

already over III" bar anI slowly approaching
for the death struggle We have no dispatch.s
yet upon the subject, but inclined To credit
this statement.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

A cotemporary defiues methodist
preacher as man who is working for
naked Subsistence, and looking for his Wa
ges i'll eternity.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

Don't despair. Ifyou slip down, just
get up. A stout heart is as sure to finally
weather the gale rs pretty girl is to bring
down the man of her choice.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

NJ say, Tom," said precocious young
ster, about AS high as dinncr-table, to a
companion as well covered with rags as
himself; Il say, Tom, l think lin grow
ing stronger every day since II began
chewing tobackcr!''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

"Mrs. Saith, did you say, in The hearing
sof my little girl, that ! was grtatyrusiy
llcaf?" ''No my dear Mrs. Joncs;.I said
you were q great ar;s.o:rat."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
Wednesday, the 24a!, Iol o'clock.
70 PRINTERS.

A printer WHO is c"ml'r."nt to 10 the wo:i
in county newspaper o"icc. of study LaS-
EesS habits, can procure n situation in n pleas.
nat country town, hy addressing the editor Of
this paper, with sufficient recommendations. of
his ability and moral G. araclcr Particulars
will be given those who ,!esire to engage. Ad.
dress -lbcrWe Press utter.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
"Not lonp sincen sa,sai I'm

Not long since" sa.sa humorous so
dier correspondent, "a ld Of asssssss sas
tered in sever"]-woolep ,ebsBpfnts, and
an inner room Of olletlaS t 'orrraIc - =
secesh fficrr, awaiting bprik he =,
500" spread to villaSesTst ~es- A. F.:
down came tearing sentime an ba
louk,ng specimen OF Y5F dan.
"Let me kiss him for hist ,ab b"rt q
cred, ~ interrupted her pi I'D u,
lei me kss him for g;his I'M r." "
whnin2" "1he dear. atne:tu ,l.
one who lies dead within. r.i.g
him, bat obi" l led her thro, !, .n..
which Lisutenant-.iay 5.b.a
on an up.-turncd trough, a. ~.
Snpposing him to be tile arii +. .dg.t
she rushed up. exclaimipb Z, Lst g..
MIN for, his mother" and gaG ,guai r, t.,
lis 10 his tosehesd, ~beEA,s her -.
sinner WIN the ..corbE stsi S.
aims arnpntl her and ieHeans3 ] Nee.
mind tue old lady Miss lgN i ,o e.
o~n account. l haven't 3 sasi
lection. MF
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
i2o,62J 10
Applied as follows:
" @JS 3l-212,77gG %

l.c"t :ng Il surplus Of i,.A:::
which Las !'crn applied to extraordinary cx-
i'cn-"s ami ;!,r floating ..r!.t.
t'n table No J. REPRESENTING the liabilities
IT WIFI IL" tren that outstanding, assessment Ger
titi""'ca amI"Mnt TO $.':.9J5 20. The Company
ai lis annual meeting in 1861. ordered all the
assessment 20 br converted into Stock. About
*!Gl l2.5 Of the assessment has been chaurcJ
into Stock, and it is hoped that tie Stock
hohlers who have neglected tocomrly with
the order will not delay it longer. They will
find 1t to their interest to attend to it ut once
us dividends wien declared must Lc on stock
without regard to the assessment.
1t IS with pleasure that we now report ia
you that NIL Of our floating debt has been paid
ana thu! arramg. nents have been made to
meet our b"nd debt, rs it may fall due fol
some years to come; so that the time has now
: come when We may look with certainty to the
paym -nt of dividends. We trust that the
patience with which you have SO long waited
Tor return Of your money invested in this
great enterprise, which has ditfusrd such large
benefits throughout our whole section Of the
will realize, over and above the use and con-
ven'ence Of tile Road. enjoyed in common will,
those who con'ributed' nu,hing. 10 the work.
that Pec""nry profit to which you are so rich.
ly entitled.
The othccts Engineers and men in our en-
pi"ymcnt are Untitled to our thanks for the
rromptness and diligence with which they
have discharged their duties, and we commend
them to your appreciation.
More than n hundred thousand passengers
were conveyed over The Road last year.. anil
not one Eillei; with gratitude and .lakful ess
to u kind Prev idrrcc do W. here record The
fact, and invoke The same protection to be ever
over us.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
TllOS c. PERRIN, Pesidcnl
ABBEYlIIE March % ISG3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

The columns Of the Press have bccn so,ne-
what neglected this week, owing to the neccs-
sary absence Of Tie editor.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

MONSTER GRAM" BUILDING IN Er-
ROPE FOR THE. REDEIs.-An American
merchant just returned from Europe SAWS
lie W Arlington Ch,0nicls, brings in'clli
gcncc OF n new moIi.ter which i, in tie
process construction Tor The rhels in
the. yiainny Of London. it is three I,un.
dred aud fifty feet long, iron-clad, win u
formidable Prov, and will be provided witt,
four engines. "Our informant describes
her IA ono Of the most terrib of the fami.
ly Of rams. Ilat she is built fer the rcb.
els he has no doubt. and lie took special
pains 10 ascertain thettruth. These start
ling facts, as well ,is others *whic he has
found out eoiicem'ng the Numerous iron.
'elad and other steamers wl,ictT nre being
built in otheripar.s of England, will BE-, Il
they have not already been. LAID bsfore the
United Stat; $ G6yernment.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

ruin, that you may hunt for gold in the
ashes
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
,GREEEvILLE AND COLUMBIA R. R

We make the following extract from the
Annual Report of the President of the Green
vile aud Columbi" Rnlroall Our space will
not a'ni. of the puhlicatios of the tables of
the Auditor and superintendent giving tile
balance sheet &c The Roa,lun,ler the ,lircc-
'ion of the President is in .fuurislinr con-
'iti"n ~ Il it is evident that i is managed with
great financial skill and ability -
10 the Sto"hho''1srs Of Tie 6recnr;He crd 10
'n"bi" Il. H.. 20:
The President and Drcct,ts submit the fol-
lowing report Of the operations Of the COM
lany for the year 1862, show wing its condition
and prospects: O..
The Reports of the G-nctal Superintendent
aud Master Machinist, showlihc working of the
Roa'l, the business done, add the condition of
the Road aud machinery.
The Tabular Statements IF the Auditor and
Treasurer relate l." ts fnane eial affairs. Table
! No. is an Exhibit Of the Capital Stock, Liabil
''rs, property and Assets. From this it, will be
Sec" That the Capital Stock, including assess
r'"nt. amounts TO sl.iGl,7 ,7GS "a; aud to SUP
ply the deficiency in Capital, bonds to the
amount of $I,4 4S50o0 have been issued; to
4
: bills payable, and the surplus income amount.
ing I" $685. Cos Sc. making the sum Of So, 237 =,
So ~. On the other hand, this sum is bal
, ancrd by the cos, of the Road the euuipmvnt,
property and assets
Table No. . is a Statement of the annual
receipts and disbursements Of the Treasurer,
which has been examined by a committee an i
pronounced to he correct and pi operly voucll-
ed
l. Table No. 5 is an Exhibit Of the expenses of
Working the Road, which amounts
:" Si14,o07 ~
The expenses f"r The previous year
were lIo,O25 %
Increase in expenses 3].SI Is
Table No. is an Exhibit Of the
h'iSincsS .,cns, amounting TO Sll9,917 GS
The business for the previous wear
a'n"""is,''io 4sl,i5l ~
, Increase l3S.:,23 26
Deduct The i"creasein expenses 3l.9sl ls
Net ircc'''c"vcr tic receipts OF tile
i'rcvions y.ar lO63l2 ns
Table No. is a Statement Of the
husn-s. done Il: the different
| stations
| Tie income ns ADORE set fu.lh
! was G.ra a71 Gs
. Hc:civ ci on Profit and Loss at-
count S.GIT 10
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10

THE friends cf HENRY s. GcON, resr.ct.
fully announce Lin candidate for raclcrti, II
next election.
NOV. II, 'G2,Hlf
sssAttcHti.n is directed to Notice Of Creditors
OF the Estate Of ". s. Mann, deed, by Ar,nes
tcad Burt, Ex.'r.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
THIRD DIsPiTcu.]

f"AEEEsT"S, April There has l.cen no
firing since half past 3. II is certain the Eco-
k'ik ard lron@idcs were badly Injured. All the
Honit"rs were fr"qnentl, hii, with results un-
known: Fort Sumter was the chi, aim of all
the ironcluds Our cusnnliics were one hoy
killed and five men badly wounded in Sumter,
and one gun hismounted in.Mnnltrir. one man
wounded. Other batteries no, heard from So
far cur success is most gratifying. We expect
renewal of the at'nck at any moment Guns
now heard
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-10
THE ATTACK ON FORT SUMTER.
IT,. W

Cn,ELE-r.N, April The attack commenced
at 3 clock. Four ironcIa,ls ont Of seven en-
gagged. Heavy firing from them aud Fort Sum
Ter, Moul,ri- aud Norris island Tie Iroa-
sides was hit and run ashore, got oil and was
carried Of Engagement was sill going on n,
five aud a half o'r!nc!; r. rn
si:o:;D pIsrATCU
tiAEIE>T"H, April AT o'c ork this uG,rr.
noon, niue Monitors and the frigat. ir"nsi.IcI
crossed the bar and steamed in towards Fort
Sumter. and at O'clock opened fire at a dis.
tancc of three thousand yards. Forts Sumter
and Monltrie aud the batteries Of Suilivau's
ana Morris IsisudS replied with spirit. At
hal'-rast The frin,. became very ra,,l almost
continuous, nn1 continued TIL 5, when it. crndu
ally diminished. and is HOW hear at long i'll
tervmls. Their fire was concentrated on Sum
ter. The Ironcale, and Kcokuk with
drew nt half past 4--arparrntly disabled. Fort
Sumter Is unini ured. Tie rhcmy's fire killed
one man. Intense excitement prevails, but
everybody is conti.lcu! Of our triumrls yTb..
battery promenade is crnw,lrd with Id,3:rs view
ing the fight. Our ironcla,ls have gone out to
take part in The melee. at this hour there
is lu!l in the firing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-31
4 PROCLAIM TION.


reeollizinx the Supreme Authority and just
Government Of Almighty God, IN all the affairs
Of men and nations, has By a resolution, request
ed the president to designate and set apart
day fer National prayer and humiliation.
And Whereas it is the duty Of nations as
we'll IS Of men. to own their dependanc upon
the overriding power Of God. to confess their
sins and tralsgressions, in humble sorrow, yet
with assured hope that genuine repentance
will lead to mercy and pardon: and to recog-
Mise the sublime truth, announced III the Holy
Scriptures and proven BY all history, that those
nations only are blesstd whose God is the Lord:
And. insOmuch as we know that, by Ills
divine law. nations. likeindividuas, are subject
ed to punishments and disbursements ID tnlS
world, may we not justly fear that the awful
calamity Of civil war which now desolates the
land, may be but punishment inflicted upon us
Tor our presumptuous sins, to the need1ul ENG
If our national reformation as whole People?
We have been the recipients of the choicest
bounties Of Heaven We have been preserved,
those many years, in peace and prosperity
We have grown in numbers wealth, and pow
er as no other nation has ever grown. But we
have forgotten the gracious hand which preserV,-
ed us in peace, and multiplied and enriched ana
strengthened us; and and We have valnly I'M
agined, in the deceitfulness OF our hearts, that
all these blessings were produced by some
superior wisdom and virtue OF our own In
toxicated with unbroken success we nave be-
come too self-suficiont to feel the necessity OF
redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to
pray to the God that made rs
f. behooves us. then, to humble ourselves
l~l To a.
tional sins, and TO pray for clcmency and tor
givcness. =
Now, therefore, in compliance with the re-
quest, and fully concurring in the views OF the
Senate, do, by thismy proclamation, des' gnatea
and set apart Thursday, the 3Oth day OF
April, 1868, as a day Of national humiliation,
fasting, and prayer. And do hereby request
FL the People to abstain on that day from their
ordinary secular pursuits, and to unite at their
several places Of public worship and their re-
spective homes, in keeping the day holy to the
Lord. and devoted TO the humble discharge OF
che religious duties proper to that solemn occa-
sion. !,
al this being done, in sincerity and truth,
let ue then rest hulnbiy Ill the hope, autnoflz,
q bv the Divine teachings, Il hat the united
CIV Of the Nation will be heard on high, and
answered with blessings, no less than the par
don Of our national SINS, and restoration OF
our now divided and suffering country to It's
haDpv condition Of unity and peace.
Ia witness whereof, | haze hereunto set my
hand. and caused the seal Of the United States
&C be affixed !,
Done at the city Of " ashington this thirtleth
day Of March, in the year OF our Lord
+ L. s. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three and OF the independence OF the
United States the eighty seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President: ao
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
IT, = aaz1A. OK. &c tha I.1tnrinr has declined
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-31
PROVOST AiARsHAl,s Orr1na
JOHN T. COOKE,
PROVOST NJ AEsEAr,a :

TIiT1I / ANIIIl1 VIVE Ia,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREET.
WAS constantly on hand, Nos /. 9 and !
( i Mackercl, in barrels, half barrels and kit;
Salmon, Poto1n2r lIerring, Smoked HaIiba,,
Smoked Herring End Smoked Beef Also i
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams, FOL fauiy
use: Shoulders and Breasts, and general d,
sort1nent Of goods for family supplies. Gallant
examine. dec2
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sion OF GlOUu.
Gen. Schenck, Of Baltimore, having issued
an order requesting al! bars and drinking places
to be kept closed for forty eight hours. mum
Der of persons who violated the order had their
liquors confscated and were sent to Fort Nc
Henry for forty Height hours.
A Confederate flag was seized at the house
of Mrs Belts in Baltimore yesterday. 1t was
suspended from chandelier
The work Of consolidating decimated resi-
ments has been commenced in the Army OF the
Rappab annock. Last week the 9th and 1O4th
New York were consolidated; the 9th retain
ing their Colonel and Major, and the Lieut..
Colonel Of the l04th retaining tie same posi-
ton in the new regiment.
1Ym. Penn Goldsborough, Wm. {. Wheat
" and John W Long, OF st. Mary g county,
Nd, were brought to Baltimore on Saturday
afternoon, having been arrested by the military
on the charge Of holding communication with
the South.
The death is announced Of John FULLY, who
at one time was champion Of England in the
prize ring, and who sat during two or three SEES
s!ons as member of Parliament for Ponteirac.
A list OF Confederate prisoners who have
died in Union hospitals since the beginning OF
the war between two and three thousand in
number, is in course Of preparation, under the
direction Of the {. S. Surgeon General, and
will shortly be transmitted to Richmond The
Conederates, some time ago, extended a SINH
lar courtesy to the Federal government.
It is whispered in speculative circles that q
correspondence is proceeding upon the subject
of letting ont tobacco and cotton belonging TO
French merchants in Richmond, Charleston,
New Orleans and Mobile.
The New York Herald intirnates that the
prize steamer Peterhof4, captured at sea by
Admiral Wilkes, will it is probable, prove to
be no prize after all, as she had regular clear
ance for Matamoras, and was not caught in
the act of attempting to run in, nor was she
even on the ground near blockading fleet. >
The only suspicion that attaches to her is the
nature Of her cargo and the alleged fact that
she had "Rebel mail On board. .
The Resolute arrived on Saturday night,
with number Of sick men from the hotia-
The King Phillip came up yesterday with flag
at half-mast, having on board the body 81
Charles Perry, who went down few weeks
since as pilot to the Anacostia, but was taken
sick with typhoid fever before entering on bis
duties, and died on Saturday afternoon. Mr.,
Perry was from Middlesex county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-31
THE ALEX ANDRIA GAZETTE.

In the Diplomatic correspondence, just pob-
lished. bv order of the British Government,
Lord Lyons, writing on the position OF the po-
litical parties in this country, says::--"1ae de-
uocratic party seeks to profit by the difficulties
Of its opponents without committing 'tFeIf to
any very definite policy. Thus it attacks the
arbitrary arrests and the other extra legal fnea-
sures of the Cabinet, and above all; the mill
tarv administration; but it does not risk It's
own popularity by declaring against The war,
or pronouncing the word separation. There
is nothing at present to show whether or not
there is likely to be in the meantime conunc-
ture at which foreign powers may step IN with
propriety and effect, to put stop to the efu-
sion Of blood. -
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7 G E . E z L Z + $
K f EP COOL!

1HE undersigned would inform t tleT are nov
i and the public generally t4'e 1o orI or TT
prepared to furnish ICE At ALI L. NJ 10 &C. north
DAY OR NIGHT, atthe ''old stand -'''
Royal street, opposite the marA'E'tt TN & CO.:
vP. S.-Orders for large qu ai1s9 81 most Il
left iuh rs, will be promptly Nis'N MI I'll
yOra bic terms -----~--~
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The Secretary Of the Interior has declined
the execution Of the Joint resolution OF Con
sress for the distribution Of all the books and
documents possessed by Congress and publish
I'd hv their order among the members OF the
present Congress. The measure is lmpract1-
cable.
n the Department of the Interior maps OF
each Of the States are in preparation tor the
use Of the Provost Marshal General leach ex-
hibiting the limits Of the several Congressional
dis1ricts into which the State is divided,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH,

an ereecu, lotion for diseases o. syphic nature and %
Al injection ia diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits patou used IN connection with the Exuacs
Buchu and sarsapsA 10 such diseases recommended
Evidence Of the most responsible AID reliable character VIZ
sceSmpany the medicines
CgRrIFfC ATES OF CURES.
FROM 3 TO - YEARS STANDING. With
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAMR
For Medical Proper,i-, Of Buchu, -
SEE DISPENSAfORY OF THE UNITED STATEN
See Professor DEVICES vauab.e works on the Pr,cdee
Of Phy.c. ,,,n.
See remark, made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYslCs
Philadelphia . - . ..,...,,
See remsrn made by Dr. EpHRAlM MCDOWELL,
celebrated Physician and Member OF tue Royal College OF
Surgeons. Ireland and pubAshsd The Transactions Of "a
Ming aud Ouecl's Jourual. - .... %
see M-dico-C hiru sca Review published BY BENJAMIN
TRAYERS Fellow Of the RoyAi College Of Surgeons
See most OF th. lato STANDARD No.ks Oh Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, = per bottle or SIX for -
EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA, ~ per bottle, or SIX fcf
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. Soc per bottle, or 81, fsr
81 so go, $50.
the most obstinate cases II directions are adhered TO- q
Delivered TO euy address securely packed rom Observation.
Describe symp,ou.i IN AL eoumuaieasn' Cures gaarads
teed Advice satls