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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28
TIL E GREAT
AMERICAN TEA COMP ANY &

in the history Of
Wholesaling Teas il this Country.
They h ave introduced their selections of TEAs y
and are selling them st not over
TWO CENTS coz per 10 above Cost.
Never dsviating from the ONE PRICE asked.
Another popularity of the Company is that
their TEA faster not only devotea his time to
the selection Of their TEAS as to quality, +.
value, and pai ticular stylss for particular 10.
calities of Country, but he helps the TEA BuI.
BR to choose ont of their enormous stock
such teas as are best adapted to his pastien-f
lar wants, and not enly this, hut p oints out to
him the best bargains: sss -. =
| 1t is easy to see the incAlouls 5le ,s.dYartaFs
d Tea Buyer has in this estahlisasasat over
all others.
If he ts no judge of Tea, CT the M5Tkss, K
his time is valuable he has gil the, beae1ss
| of well organized system OF doing bcssi.ess.
of an immense cadital, of tho ildercrt of
PROF EsSIoN AL. TEA rAsTRB, o nd the krowledpe &
of superior sulesmen. 41 Hit :
This enables all Tea buyers-no matter IL
lithey are thousands of miles from this mar !,
ket-to purchase good ternla hsrs S. tao 5
/ New York merchants. gsss 49,
| Parties can order Teas shds#ill Aba qssrreds
| by us as well rs though they cams thenaelyes,
being sure to get original packages, tras
| weights, and tares; and the TBAs ARH WAz-
| RASTKD as represented
| We issue q Price List Of the Conpsny's :
Teas, which is sent to all who order it, esms
prisihg ''1I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28
Dyspepsia & Liver Disease

Do you rise with a coated tongue in the
morning, with bad taste in the mouth and
poor appetite for breakfast Do you feel
when you first get up, so weak and langsid
you can scarcely get about? Do you have a
dizziness in your head at times. and often a
dizziness with headache occasionally2 Are
your bowels costive and irregular, and appe-
tite changeable9 Do you throw up wind from
the stomach, and do you swell up oftena Do
you feel fullness after eating, and sinking
when the stomach is empty? Do you have
heartburn occasionally Do you feel low spir-
tied, and look on the dark side of things?
Are you not unusually nervous at timess Do
you not become restless, and often lay until
midnight heiore you go to sleep, and then, at
times, don't you feel dull and sleepy most of
the time 7 Is your skin dry and skaly also
sallow' In short, is not your life a burthen,
full of forebodings
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28

Sept ,a3 1ss3;-Tss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
S.rusE,Y, i!a.ch :, I-G?.

Prayer at ii o'clock. hy the Rev. Or.
Baker. If the +. T.. rh1;cn.
Mr.. WILsoS fr"Im = special committee. re-
ported bit: :r IL" establishment Of sn
election rrec.rc' ~ Mil swamp Meeting
uou>-. Ii the cnLHiT % Isle vi Wight. whi:h.
on his motion, VAS atTsuced ~ it; ,hl.d
reading AID passed..
Ou Motion ~ :i!r !. EST. syss".uiion, ofi-r-
ell rs himself u Yesterday. tina. hereafter
this House me-: ~ 10 4. = tsEe recess
at } p. NJ. and dice: sLaiu a. ~ 7. IL: until
tho close @! tho scsS;Jr,.
On motinu uf Mr. flrMsG IL o'clock was
stricken cut ar.i II ins:r cd AID the reso!u-
ton, - amcuteI gas POSED. oy ayes GS;
noes :.
TO mntian NJ N..,n III, n!li amend
ing the Act - rceven: the uuT=cr.' airy con-
sumption ct grain Is ''s!li:.rs 81 spurious
ami NIL; !rquyis - - 1" prVh!biG tie .ii.til-
ation Of iquor entirely from all persons,
only exnmpt:as IA, uunisGeI ate Government,
when tie distil!aticn Of any liquor made at
't5 instance, is from grain purchased by Itself,
and Is for nieG;c;nal rurp' ses, was taken up
and advanced to its tr ,rCg:intnt
On motion OF Mr.. IoMlIs, hill VAS taken
up amending the Code in relation to tolls On
railroads. &c, for transportation, So as to
regulate chngcs where no provision hss
boon made already by lAw. ani secure ship
psrs Of freight from losses b. WASTE ard
c:es!age. Ordered 10 Is .ug'1ssment.
The bill To secure representation in cGun-
ties, &c, o"errun IS The .nemy, WAS then
taken up.
The subj9c, Vas debated u,uil gas. three
o'clock. when recess WAS taken until half
PAST sever: when tie dIscuS.lon vas resumed
and continu.d until late hour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

to rsnre..rtstior, So much for the constitu- |
tionslity Of the bill. We CAT sag 10 more
IS the wisdom Of its Discrimination. 1t
ssse;,s through al classes o:scciety. and, win
touch Of the luli.ous, groups IN singular
iux.aposi;on the sublime and tho ridiculous
Bankers snd brewers, brrters aid oAsnTs'
COMMERCIAL brokers and bowling alleys, with
billiard tsb!es. iussers and peddisrs, are 81!
embraced in i,s comprehensive sweep. We
make no objection to It's comprehen5iVeneSs.
". van. TO see 81 trade made topay, bat made
to ray With some regard TO their ability
For instance. tohscconist, who may deal to
the extent OF many thousand dollars, pays
twenty. five dollars snd one per cant. on gross
a,noun, of sslos; and the peddler, who buys
hi. .ittlo hnaps.ck full day and sells it GU.
tomorrow, pays fifty dollars md one per
centun on g-caa amount Of sales Butchers
ard bakers p.y twenty-five dcllsrs and ono
DEF csnium On gross amount Of aa'sa; ard 81
- i,o bake bread" cakes" " "a'es" aie
bakers; while 'gu:ail ies'or'' G! aay gccd'.
wares and Iuerchsnic c, in sny an'"unt loss
than all origins package, pays tue same.
The classes whIch pay Twenty-Five d"iisrs
ana orc Der csl,:nm -wo group them Ill tae
s.,,e order in which. the bill! classes them
are: suc;ioneers, reaii Dealers. (aot In IL
q1o,sl tosn ?conists. livery stable keepers.
c..,lr COOKERS, butchers and bakers, apo.he-
r.r;t.. photographers, lawyers, dostors, sur
ss"r,s, ,lrat,s and confact;oners.
Those wl:a pay fifty dollars aad one per
csn,um are: retail dealers IN liqrora, brewers
snd paadlers.
Those who pay ore hundred dollars and
one per csntum are: Wholesale dealers in Ii
auors and wholesale dealers (aot in hquor)-
40 whether drunk or sober mskes no differ
encc N taxation.
Ti;s.s u 10 pay onn hundred collars ard
ten Der centum are: dianliers and brokers.
Hare again we have a singular mixing up
usua. IN di,tiIistion. hrt by no means connect.
ed with br"kcrs gs-coIn and r"in. We hsv
heard ,agt with "h, lex in the hat" sri -
poke. fail Il rocks" man cares very little
whether he no ,iist,!er or b, ok-r.
we shsl! no. continue the cr5ui ling any
farther. The bill is framed on wrong princi-
pies sni will p:Giu's no r.v-uu:: 70: soma
| unpsi:i tic pors"a "iil t:st i.s cunS,itu.ioE-
ali;y. aui having DEBATED its enforcement, the
country will be left without tx biz Try
again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
The PriTatesr "Petr;butiou.

4 correspondent Of the Charleston "Luu
rier," writing under date ii Nassau, y. T..
Feb. 10Th" gives the following account Of
Whist tic 'Retribu ;onn has done
The Confederate Pri7atcer "Relrioution,
Capt. Parker, came INTO Nassau this MON
Ing frcm very succ, ssfnl cruise, during
which she has becu spreading dersstetnu
amid the commerce Ct the enemies CT uur
country. Among the Yankee vessels y ti, h
have tE'l.a into tie h,nds of tue gallant rr..
7aiee. -nsn, are The following:
Bark Mary Wright, Mile, bound fro.
Portland, Maine, TO Trinidad, with an ass ~.
ed cargo She was destroyed b. fire.
Brig j. P Ellicoit, Devsresu,. hSu.d from
Bu:kspoIt. Maine, TO Cenfueges. 4 l!:z=
crew *ss pus On bysic ard 81 Eas SIN; .
the Ccn'-drrscy.
Brig Erie. Bound fr.r' IS n!en, Maine. to
Deme: ara, with q load i Lumber. she ass
dsatro, ed by fire.
Schooner II,ncTc-. Case. bound from Pa
yincetowr. Hs-s. TO s.. nutringo, with an
assorted caIg". 4 przs crew was lTi ";'
board sni she Ehs sent tc he C0i!efr'sfI.
bc:g Emily Fisher. Staples, bound ffcm :.
sugar Tee vessel vas captured a6d ~
ashore nn Crnoked IilAnd. one CT tho D'hG-
mss. Capt Parker brougk; the tre~ ~
Nassau, As prisoners.
While off Blauqut!la, in the Car'io'a7 "a.
the Pstribution net an unknown WHISPER. o.
Tne Yankee showed fight, firing upon ne
boats c5e. OF the Prirsteer, and Li;ilrs 1ne
man. One shot from the Retrlouiion su;'S
her, AID, it is supposed, al On board.
morn hicn has rescued here INA. tie e.
lilo, has been rsc,ptured by the ianaees a.
St. Thomas
Tas ofic .rs and crs~ OF the Pfivstsor go
all we'll and in .ins spirits. Alter the nrc s
ary repairs are procured. she will 90 ''i'H
as.ia upon the high sess npoa her missiiH
- r..r,I,tio,.. SrM1E2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
EEs-GEATItY o. GEy. GoHss.

Taese viii be ssnsrsi i=elicg Of regret
Tbs, ,ass aift;nl oi=l.d statesman and soldier
has resigned his command. 10 bis farewell
ai1re=s 70 his soldiers, hs pays . deserved
tr:hu.s ~ taeir gaEaat:y and good conduct
from he beginning Of TIE war. t. the present
TINS. Genera Toamk: does not state the
reasons which have induced tbs steps be has
taken.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
FROM CHARLESTON,

CHAsLrsroy, M.1ch a large Spanish
sc'ew frigat. appeared off the lar late last
syeDiTg. Her boat has reached lie CITY this
evening to communicate with the Spanish
Con.ul.
A steamer towing W a. appeared TO be an
iron clad, passed the bar, gong Southwark
lsst evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

ito bill WIS the inequality in .as taxation Of
land ana the profits OF speculation End man
uf,cturers -snd thus unexplained, their vote
did toac! these pronts. But it is TO be hoped
that the objections Tow pointed out: may be
q: ted upon III The Sonste and sent hsck TO
the House :or occurrence; We dss:ro to See
every thing don- sist viii increase tho reTe-
nue.. Hence We cisks - see delegates Tcte
sgaiast TAX bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

Raphael Semmes commanding the Confederate
vessel Alabama and his crew for their gallant
and meritorious service in destroying the
enemy's war Vessel Us.tcras.
Read first and :ecoDd times and referred to
the Committee Oh Naval Affairs
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Also, comuu nic.tion from the Postmaster
Genersl enclosing q copy Of the cerreSpon-
dence between Campbell Mslace, relslive 10
mai! ssrvice Referred 10 the Postal Com
mttee.
HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. Foster, Of Ais, moved suspension of
the rules in order to allow h'oi 10 Introduce
d resolution that " hen the House adjourn to-
day, it adlpu,n 10 meet at ! | o clock to mor-
row, end at the ssmo sine zach .m"rn!rs
thereafter.
Inc yess aud nays were ordered o" the
suspension nf the rules ard resulted IS l".-
lows:
YEAs.-M essrs Arlington AisIGs. II ". bruce.
Burnett, Clark COp'on Collier Como r. paIGan. J.
lio;, Fooe Foster Freeman Gar3enher. Garnet isI-
rcll Hilton Hodge. hensn Il Georgia hensn OF North
Carolina, Lander Lewis, Lyon, Mp'hen, Mcdowell.
| Aeuees- Miller, Moore MunnrrIya, purh R--. Roy
fon Smith OF Ala, Smith o! y. O.. S:k!ast, TnPle.
Wright OF Georgia, Wright OF Tenn.--.S
NIYs.-3lesEs. AISLE. Baldwin. BIksta,e, Est
am, Botel-r, Bryce, Chambers, Chiffon, CGrriu,
Ewing, FaIrow Garland, Cad G.sham, Gray, Han.
Is, Harris, Har;riige, Ileske1 Herbert 10! .:ntr,
Jones, kenne!, IcIt e, Qaeen. Mis. Perkins, srx
ton Simpson, Vest Wright "i Tey,,, VI. SIeah"r3:.
! Tws-thirds not h5vng ,nr-'l i" t." eIf,rlna
| tive, tbs motion VISA l;.%;.
! Mr.. GARNET, 0t Va. moved that tni4 llnure
DO now adjourn.
si-. FOSTER then moved thar whr': THIS
House adjourn. it adj ,urn /" inset ~ II
O'Clock Tomorrow. Agreed IL.
Mr.. GARRETT then withdrew lis ,csnlution,
! having only h.en msdn To allow Nj FOSTER
10 submit bis motion.
Ga matinn Of Mr.. JpSEs. Of Tennessee. the
House resolved itself into secret asssi'n On
/ the Tax Bill.
! S.TCgp.Y. March :, 1868.
| SENATE
| The Senate was not in session to day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Honee met at II o'clock Prayer By
Rev. Dr.. Read.
! On motion IL was n:d-rtd that = hen The
House adjourn it adjourn t. Nee: i, eleven
o'clock Monhsy.
/ The House then resolved itself inr, sacrel
s=- ion On the Tax bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
TIE ENEMY AT FLORENCE, ALABAMA,
AND APPEO ACulrcf \ HEEnEEE, MIS-
SiSSTPPT.

NOBLE, March T.-Reliable information
has been received that tho Yankees hasa gone
up the Tennessee riyer TO Florence. A!.nama,
with feet of gunSoats. About 800 cavalry
were landed, AID were de:t'oyins everything
in their route through Franklin aud Lawrence
cauntes. Latest accounts ssy they were
marching troIn MouEtou. it, Lawrence county,
southwest through Marion county. in direct
line towxids AterGtsn. Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
men, to the preamble to the resolutions was


men. to the preamble to the resolutions was
deemed necessary.
Mr.. BorIDls offered an amendment 80 that
the General Assenbl? would spprove the
general principles Of the Confederate impress
ncut bill as it passed the House, or Of dis
approving i. =, amended by toe Senate. at
the irst.nc. Of Mr. SaNN, :. OF Louisiana.
Sums OF the members coniessing themselves
in tie dark on the bill alluded 20, several
others proceeded TO ell ishteo hem, aud Tor
a time. thu morning papers, containing the
subjset Of discussion, were III demand.
slr. HusrEs proposed that tie object Of
the resolution could he reached by general
resolution, without any snec'sl INSTRUCTIONS
10 ni.r ~enstofs and Representatives,. These
distractions scoulG not he gwen except u9on
questions of very gres. Importance
NJ. B,.k*rviLL asked what greater SUBJ
lee. rt iif.poG lance wa> there than tha: OF life
and property Fl Il government could not
ryist VI ithuut re3pec iur 'hese. The abb
trary .Yatcfn s:n id IA. s,6rro. And this body
coul.i H.. 60 10" ,nu,A t., asce that 81! ct:
Aid Is there va II" u,1er way tc would Nc
wi!l:as IA Ire G,Yern"r Should PIT: .oI;h
ais p:o1a,-at,,m u::is: r he. ;as lsop.e
might take protection.
III. sa:.n,imerts and r.:Glulrnrs *.fe. M
der ths p.eviou. q.e;.ian. :h-G .!*en Gp AID
passcl wil,.u, further discussion.
The CIDER I'll ise ,fay hsT; he Ssd.:A III
70 s.s,ire -. ,.,a,,:.I;.n n Vic Genera! =
,elnt.:; iDr Counties, cries srn~;orisl ani
election district, wi,hin he pHTe5 If The
pubic enemy. Vas taken up.
The bill rskes il "a. ful for each House TO
sdmit :rnstnc vt drltsst". a. III" case may
b,. who iaa, :rtnrstr ri UGH district, &c.'
TO continue L. i'Sch 1gc - duties OF tn. OF
flee until succrss"7 4. .. iuiY elected and
qualified.
IN. su'j.ct vas discussed uhti! ; O'Clock,
when. gu motion of Mr. BorlDls, she Chair
wns vacated until half past se.en Z. N.
S.1rrDsY, Mach !, 1863.
SENATE
The Senate convened al III, A. NJ, the
President in the C!air
COMMUNICATION FROM THE GavEasoR.
4 communication was received from tie
Executive enclosing liter f.on MsSsrs.
nAf"'NA IL "1' Hsu" < "S"'" al H'N
force 10 Protect 'lieir property ifcm impress
mehe y e'r,'s 81 ''e '''!'!s 4s,sss ~. '."'eih-
ment. Ire ''''c''', 'e',o,hhenus t'ie con-
Pi"nan's |" pu'S'!e e'' ~ 'ea'' n'ea3u
Lstu I'll '"" '''''' wa PI"'' "o 4''"'
'Hen'S Observation-Disclosures
"''A - '''''
JF tnCnitL "!i'" NJ 'rs's 10 introduce
bill II reIa;i"n - The '.:",a 81 ''sn'ier and
isSring ne~ certificates - -tCcs IL chartered
COMPANIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

-sBsig. Gen. A. Z: Jackson has been ss-
signed to the comnand Of that POI ton Of the
Depsr nent Of East Tennessee, compris ng
the counties of Jefferson. Cooke, Greene.
Washington, Carter, ohuson. Sullivan, Eaw-
kins and Granger. His headquarters are at
Jonesboro'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
TENNESSEE STATE TREASURER.

CHATTANOOGA, March Coz. Harris has
appointed Gen. Jeel a. Battle Treasurer of
the Safe o! Tennessee, 10 Iii tho vacancy
otcssionsi By the death Of Col NcLitegor -. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

The Yankees are still sending missionaries
to the heather.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
FROM SAVANNAH

FROM SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, March CIT has been definitely
.sce,tained that tho snemy's iron-clads have"
Loft tho Ogeohee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

THE EEyol UTION IN POLAND SPREADING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

Latest News from the United
states.
IMMEDIATE ATTACK or CH4KLEoTOE Az.
TICIPATED
THE LEvEES BROKEN AT VIuKSBuRG
RESIGNATION Of GEN. .SIGEJ
ADJOURNMENT OF THE L. s. CONGRESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
Sc, Sc, SC.

CONFEDERATE LOAN IN PARIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

not tusosnd .he!, lives and 'rhes. And as
70, those tsn old fog is IL Albslnsrle, they
have hushandei theirs, we suppose, quite
enough. Their lives ard limbs arc all ssfs.
Do they want mere limbs: Would they have
pine lives, like q cat In short, We. bsipg in
tenseir convinced Of the stern necessity OF mn
king our SEPARATION from the Northern States
absolute and eternal, DO ior this Ttason sci
our face against taking any notice OF the a.
legged dissifect!on Of ,ha Northwest, either
| by our Government or our Congress. or
even by ten unauthorized gentlemen in a
house in A;hemsrle. Let US iork on com-
placently OF tie d;so.ssniza:ien ami tialoea-
ton Of our enemies, and let Ii; help L. a.
before, by defiance and bs,,ie alone.
Thisis the best explanation we can give !"
the ten of Aibtmarie and VIZ t!ust t'iA. We
make ourselves understood. "" only wish
W, could Understand them a. We: 81 'hsI'
} now understand lis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10
EUIsO BAN NEW VS..

ADJOURNMENT OF THE Us. CONGRESS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-30
Stock Dividend of the Delaware
Railroad Company.
OfFloE oF TnE DRLAwARE RAnRoAI

Y mtrth u hs Boar, c Directors of the Delaw are
hailt al Company, held at Wilmington, TODAY Dec
-Sd, lhu2, the following resolution adopted, yiz
hesoved That in accordance with iesouu n of
the toeNioders, passed the 7h day II May last div
deni ol p'r cent payable in tho fr.t dav Of
JHnuary stji Is hereby declared and the President
ana Treasurer are hereby authorized to issue to tho
oders o oek certificates for additional shares at par
or such dsiehds and TO arrange fractions o shares
as nay he agreed on,
heS"red That the Treasurer be- authorized to pay the
"oyerhtnt ttN OF per cent said d ,dends In cash
and deduct il IRON tbs dividends.
Attest. j +. ALLEE,
, Secretary and Treasurer
The outstanding scrip rarH at4s of Indebtedness
Of the Comuany will bs paid pr'ssntuiOn at the Of
nee oi tha Treasurer, after lAnuny lsf, tGi
Jan 9u-it j. L. ALLEE. Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-30
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
Every Man his own Physician.
Holt WAYS PILLS.

Tho twsiesiiue To hr,lth nie 70 ,Sce-nsly simple nj
=" M "i'lih the eomprehension tn. most limited ca
pieliy Deise Is eect-the violation Of some unci
s ~ azure, consequently the nfracton Of her laws
writer's classify The predispusing Causes uad4r hea5
an NHdeatthy condition Of The Stomach. and de
praved state Of the Blood.
DlSOkDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.
ne stomach Is tue great centre whrh influences the
health or diseases Of the systemAbu fr iehitaed
y oensivs breath nd ysenl pros
1.l. " q are the natural consequences Allied to the brain
Is he fouffe N headaches mental depression nervous
eSmplants and uureirs-hng slHp The Liver beconi,s
sIe'l.i and esne,a,. bou4 dsor er4, pains ia the side
sc The Bowels symprhiza BY Castivnness narrhat and
pyssnsry The principal action Of those rs Is the
stomach aud the liver, lungs bowels and Kidneys partlc
pa.e 10 iheif feenperave and iesaneraiiyo opo alton.
IMPURE BLOOD -sCROFULOUs AFFEC-
TIONS.
Old Sores, Bad Legs Irritable and fuloeot Ulcers
scIoinld toilsumpon. ) at l,hennI, kings EW Willie
.Welints, cancers, Sc are the result nf tainted i'm.
ppVehhs hou1 by combining with the glubules which
%mprse the yitn uia; the antisepc properties Of these
ts mni5ate The humors that degenerate it and posi-
rufe o. any ot the above diseases will speedily follow
@ Wnie Holloway Balsimc Ointment uead the same
'iule VIII neal TIE external sores swelines.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
whether In the young DID, married or single at the
lawn Of WOmAnh00l tue turn Of NO. these tonic ei
eines display so decided an inluenee that marked I'M
2ement Is soon pecaptibn In the health Of the patient
hslng purely vegetable preparation they are a safe and
dition Of health aud station Of life. '34
lNFANllLE DISEASES.
lhe'e M,dielnes have heen prescribed with invariab4
tne'ea' ~ ~ Disorders affecting childhood Thousands
ol case NJ Mump Coup. Who0ping Cough Cholera in.
iih un, reehiug Worms, 81 have heun hanpi lv enrr1
~ these mid remedies after al other o.ns haye failed
Holiowoy'S PRts are the best rsne9y kao1Dn IN N,
0orld tor the toilopiag diseases.
Ague, EryAnel4A. Rbn,mat,sn
i,issnHa i,i. reYefs ihll knds, teisuton al Urine,
Blotehef on the Fits, stone aud lir,yel
skiu uont sa,an,is ~, 5 ,,r,,
Bowel Complaints, Tie, Oouloureux toms.
lulics Inflammation, Tuulouts
Debility, J4undis. V.ne,,sai a e,,,.,.
Gore Thio4ts, lnmbapo Waakngss f,,,r, 40
''"pfy Pllea, whatever cause
,,,,,,,,,- ... Ac., &c.
IMPORTANT eau rION None are genuine iulss.
ne wofds "H0iloi0dg Nei0 York dgd L0Hdonn ara ii,
ernable AS Hdiermdrt in every leaf Of the book ufI
eeiions around each pot or box
- Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor HottoWA |
% Maiden Lane New York. aud by all respectable Drua
sts anu dealers 10 Medicine thruus huut the cyilizs
World. IN bnxeb at % cents. % cents and 81 each
llus. - $50 'ss.
N B-Drecous for The guidance of patients in every
'a"'''r are Ams"' l"e'eh box. novl5iseow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-30
THE
Confessions and Experience

i III W "a Ia L ID.
Published fur the BBSBpr aud "a. q warning and
CAUTION ro YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Sperm itorrhoa, Nervous Dehlty Pre-
mature uecly, Ele Supplying Al the timu The
Means of Self Cure. A., IN VINO has cured him
self after hep put to rtRt eypenso and injury through
medical lumbug aud quacAefy
by eurla-ing pasfpnid !tirasscl envelope. sing
copies may he had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAiG, FIJI,
HtdorL Anys Co., ~ ".
dec2.3mi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-30
DIVIDEND.

DELAWARE CRY BAsk.
,,,,,, , January l5 ls63. (
illE Directors have this day declared dividend of
hve per tsu out OF the profits the Bank for thp a.l
SIX mouths, payable to Stockholders on demand.
Jah 2l4t WILLIAM W. FERRIS. Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-30
DIVIDEND.
orneE wnnlylloN c .Al aA. ca

OFFICE wnMSlioS AL Gas C5MrAYY.)
, JiuuHrY 10, 1879. (
llHE DireclOlsof tlo Wi mingion Coal Gas Conn nnv
have hs day declared lividenI teo dollars and
~ cents Per share for the past six months payable GU
ur afteT Saturday the 3st instant. by
JOHN A. DUNCAN, Treasurer
jan 3oit AT ~ Market street.