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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01
THE BEAUTIFUL.

Poets have, in all ages, sung of the sunny
skies Of Italy; orators have chanled her praises
in the choicest figures Of rhetoric; aud artists
have painted ber landscapes in glowing col
ors:- her maideHs have been represented as
The daughters of beauty and song her sons
as inspired with the FIRE of genius Yet can
We not fEd beauty and genius in what seems
at first less favored climes.
We turn from the dark, bitter night oi
Lapand with shudder. Yet there is some
thing beautiful-even grand-there.
AT one time you stand in almos. unbroken
darkness with Just light enough 10 see that
every object is covered with snow A short
distance before you rises a lofty mountains
giant sentinel OF The night, just perceivaJle
midst the gloom; all around is oppressive, aw-
fol silence; and you feel that the Invisible
God. in bis majesty is present
You stand again there, but the scene is
changed. A most gorgeous spectacle indeed
meets the eyeI The midnight sun is scattering
his brilliant rays over the landscape, kindiing
variously colored fires on every part OF its sur
face, aDd the icy mountain, one great resplen-
dency Of gen work, blazing cIr5uncles and
fuhies.
Is there not beauIy-aye, snblimity; even
in those desolate regions God has created
in our souls love for tie beautiful; He has
moulded The earth in beauty, and 'crowred ii
with the glory Of his hands,, that we might
CRAFTY bis love. Tho Great Artist has left
upon every object Of creation the impress of
beauty! Who can behold the nIyriads of
tWinkling stars golden letters on nights blue
page) tie sun, aid mcCn. noveirg onward in
their ccisclcss, si;cH course, without pronoun-
cng them beautiful! There's majestic bes u
iy in tie mountain, towering high in air its
lefty summit wrapped in feecy clouds =
There gorgeous beauty in the trees, tinged
with the Lues Of autumn, that shadow It's cray
gy side, r,hcciing all the various colors Of
orange, purple and scarlet! There's quiet
teauly IN the iakelet, lying at its base, kissing
tie shore as ii dances and sTm kles in tie go-
rious sunlight Lock a:J-1ad wl.ere'er we will
from tie blue dome above US TO the EoseFg
mead benea,h cur feet, Is there not beauty ev-
erywhere! SEeh beauty Tie hand of man
cannot blight. Behold the earth Its tower
ing mountains. and its verdant valleys; its
mighty oceans, lakes s.Isd riyer.;-are they not
~ beautiful Yea for they are flied with
tie footprints Of the 4 Almighty,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01
The cOreoran and Klmhal Afs:,


y SLffn correspondent "f The iIartitrd
Press says, in rclcIeLce to this unfortunate af
fai:
In my rclaiion Of the C"ncaran aud Kim
ball affair, committed tic error of saying
that Lieutenant Colonel Kimball WIS on pics
et duty at the time Of lbs death. have learn
ed since tha he was at General Ge;iy's head
quarters at the time of the unfortunate oeeur-
renee; that he halted (Ol course with no author
ityl Genera ColcOran, who was riding past
Al d hat he DOT enIy u-ed aOash'e language,
bat drew aud 3ranished his sword, threatening
the General il he attempted to pass. The
Geuela al, whose business was urgent. and seeing
no alternative, drew his revolver and shot X i'm
bpl dead. Such believe TO BE- a true version
Of tue uga'g.@
4 private fiter Iro,n q Fre1. it,ti.l a.i.cer in
C9leoran's brigade, to his fu'her in this city.
states that the aflhir Occurred opposite his quar-
ttrs- General Corcorun. he says not only gave
Lieutenant Coonei Eimball the counrersian.
but told linn his name, and stated That be wns
on urgart business FIR General Peek. Cole
mel kimbail, however. ius:ead of permitting
Lin TO pass, seized the Generals horse by the
bride, drew his sword, and, with an oath, re-
lnssta to alI!ow him TO proceed Thcrrggan
General Uureoran dew his pistol and shJt
kimbaiI down.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

Ia ille mou, tIns Of Tyrol ii is the custom ol
the women and children 10 come out when it
is bed time and sing their nal ional songs gQta
thetr haa. tLpiF husbands, fathers and brothers
answer them from the hills on their return
bone. On the shores of the Adriatic suclr a
custom prevails. Ihrre The wives of the fish,
ermcn come down about sunset and sing a
melody. After singing The Grst s,arxl, thrv
listen awhile for am answering Faelody from OF
the water, AID continue 70 sing aud listen til
the well known voice comes borne un the wa
ters, telling That tie loved onr Is almost home
How sweet 10 the weary fisherman, as the
shadows gather around him, must be lbe song
If The loved ones at home. that sing to cheer
him ard how they must s'TeRg iI,su ;lr,l ti,ht
eu the links that bind together these humble
'l~slrrs by Ihe sen Truly, ii is among the
iowly in this life that we frd sppo Of the
n'csl beautiful customs III practice.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

When the French Emperor proposed Ia
conquer Mexico, he doubtless hooked to the
precedent of tire War between iLai country
aid tie United StntCs, and calculated that
twenty ihousnrd French soldiers would bc
enough 10 occnpy 'tle Igls oftLe MontcEu-
mas, aud possess the country: but GeEer-
al Forcy don't Lave the mek that General
Scott bad and the latest news is that the
Frenrlt army has been debated in as attack
npnn Plu' bIa. II is not ~ all bad thing
for psAhat the French Emperor f, dS inter-
veution, On this continent, SO costly basi.
ness His Mexican expedition seems to be the
greatest of his blunsers. 1t has !;lise;lmted
lis reputation for supAcity, the prestige Of the
French arms Impaired and The news OF fur
ther disaster in AIevico viii cause the most
grave dissatisfaction in France.
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Ghe Fashions in Richnord.


Tbe wife OF u rebel ofEcer writes in a letter
recently Intercepted, concerning dress and lar-
tics in the rebel capital
e" a calico dress costs thirty y-six dollars, that
IS three dollars per yard. White cottons,
three dollars per yard lawns and gingl,ams
the same The most ordinary mcrino or silk,
oncNAundreti dollars. A simple bonnet, fifty
dollars. a pair Of ordinary three dollar gait
ers, twenty dollars. Notwithstanding these
prices, parties were very numerous until Lent
beg; II. There was a wedding next door to rs,
which five hundred people ATTENDED,, Q24 where
all liquors were ubundnut, ana champagne and
oiLsr wines A)~ed lie water .(Thcu follows
Il description Of the brides undrrclothes- the
finest the writer ever saw.) Every
thing elegant. The oranges at the wedding
cost one dollar and fifty cents apiece, and
everything was as R!eNtiRI IS o. old. The
Whole Of the wedding parophernaiia aud sup-
per must have cost twenty thousand dollars 0r
more"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01
wKlrzEx ros NE BEL4WARE GAEETrE,
ONLY A YEAR AGO.
BY MoRAnGA.

BY MoRAIMA.
Twas only one short year ago,
ne winter was sinking low,
Low down the western sky;
The sunsets family crimson glow,
Fell softly then, upon the snow,
Where now the same hues lie.
Beside me, in free boyish grace,
A half smiis playing o'er his face,
A strangely mOurnfal smile;
Beside ne stood that youthful form,
His dAuntieEs heart beat high, and warn,
With patriot zeal, the while
He fingered till the twilight gray,
Warned him that he must haste away,
Far far away from me,
He clasped my hand within his own,
And with a low, and gentle tone,
He said, Goodbye 20 thee"
His dark, blue eyes grew darker still,
Their glanees sent trembling thrill
Deep down into my heart.
fsGood bye, and II meet no moro
On earth, upon fairer shore
Wen meet, no more to part"
.sRemember,i p be said, and turned away.
Leaving me alone in the twilight gray,
To weep in my grief and pain
oh, why should that dark forboding fall
over my heart like funeral pals
He told me we'd meet again.
A few short months and saw him again,
But oh the anguish that swept Ger me then
rcesed meath the stunning blow
We met, but those eyes were elosed in death,
From those pale lips there came no breath;
On, this were the deepest woe
He had given his life at his eOuntry's call,
He had given his life, Il was his all,
That gentle, guIeless life;
No shadow OF pain was on that white brow.
knew that he sleptAh peacefully now,
URmindfal Of wars bloody strife.
I stood by the grave as they laid him 70 rest
heard the damp earth fail on his breast,
Shutting him out from my sight;
The spring birds warbled low, sweet song,
And warmly fell the rays Of the sun,
But my heart was all dark night.
But It's just one year ago tonight.
How very slow has been times flight,
Slice that eve Ia December.
J never dreamed that he could die,
When heard him speak that last "Good- bye"
And that one word 8 Remember
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

The 1iichmoud Dispatch admits the great
importance of the Connecticut ell e'ion. IL
considers the defeat ofihe Oopperhcads ms The
'lrftat Of the AatsA~ CsiCrn feyalasiOn which
would otherwise have broken out and says
the Ncrshcrn Peace party are routed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

We learn from rebgl telegram hat the store-
huu-es oi ~, r. bel Government at Braneh-'
vile, N e., we're deslioytvlvOy Gre on the 10Th
lust, wih fry thousand ratious Of bacon and
large euautties Vi 1uur and sugar.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

Avarice is more opposed to economy thai
ibcralily is,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

4 FEMALE ScrDIER IN BATrLE.-1 The Al
tooua pa r gis,er tells OF female jnst re-
tgrncd 10 thai city, alter service Of eighteen
months in the army, without having her sea
Discovered. She took psr in three battles
and was wounded twice AFst above ihe sye
and their IN the arm, the latter wound compel.
hing her to disclose her sex
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

The ST. Louis Democrat thinks the number
Of shareholders in Missouri TO be nearer ten
thousand lhun twcn'y thousand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-01

best collection of Pansises 1
best and most beautifully arranged
basket of Flowers 2
Aacarling Con,naiAee. Geo. w. Camp
bell. of Delaware; Miss Cornelia Powell,
of Delaware; and Mrs. A. Wilson, Jr., of
Concord. r-al
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the uar1s
of BitteTs put in quart bottles compounded OF ina
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from ~
20 Il cents per gallon, the taste disguised bY ApoS
or Coriander Seed.
This class If Bitters has cansed and viii continue
to cauFe, as long they be sold, hand reds to
die the death of the drankdrd. By their usa tle
system is kept continually under the influence 81
Alcoholic Stimulsuts of the worst Ind the desirs
for Liquor is created and pit up, the result
all the horrors attendant upon dcunkard's life aud
death.
tiers, we publish the following receipt Get oss
bottle FfoofandS sraaaa RiterS and mix with shYss
Sc preparation that will far sresl in medical vir-
tnes ana true excellence any OF the Lie aor
Bitters in the market, and will much !ess You
viii have ailSthe virtues of FoQfGn1's Bitter a
connection with good article of Liquor at lauu
cost you.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs YoR 20 geo BARRELS OF
III RI0TH

STALLED PROPOSALS are invited till the 3eth day
Of May, 1868. at IL o'clock m, for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with 1900 barrels Of
Bids win be received for what ia known No l.
No. 2. AID No. s. and for any portion less than the
70 coo barrels. Bids fol different grades should be
upon sc par ate sheets Of pa per
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced
on the 18th Of June, or % soon. thereafter IS
the Government may direct. at the rate of 800
barrels daily. delivered either at the Government
Warehouse In GEORGETOWN. ct the Wharves, or at
the Railroad Depot, Washington, D. G.
Payment will be made in certificates OF indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
for distribution.
The usual government inspection will be made
inst before the -four In received.
An oath of allegiance must accom- pany each bid
No bid will be entertained fren parties who have
previously failed to ply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be ne and head lined:
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, A.
D. c. @. 8. q. 8 A., Washinston, d. o.. and en-
doreed q p re posala for Ylour.o my L. dtSlth
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. MAYORS OFFICE. May u. l.is

- MAYORS OFFICE, May Is, 1853
Mayor 5 Office until MON DAY. the Goth inst at II
O'Clock N for Grading and Grave:ux Twentieth
street. west, from to street north. The Gravel
must hr nine inches in depth in the center, tapsc
ing 70 four inches al the sides, and alter being
Commission r and Assistant Commissioners shall
be thcr, ughy rsked and rolled. The bidders mus
state the price Per cubic yard for grading and
square ard for graz cling. The gravel must DE Of
Abe best quality. M part Of the appropriation
will be paid except upon the certificate Of the
Comm Ssoners thar he work has been properly
executed. Il. D9SSETF,
Commissioner First Ward.
fh0S COG AN,
WIN. WILSON
Assistant Commissioners.
my Il 81 Intel Rep and Chron.l
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4 NTHRACITE COAL FOR IHE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau ef Equipment and RecruifiRg. May 5, 1863
eKALEp Proposals for furnishing Anthracite
Coal for the Navy to be delivered during the dseM
bureau ani he sh dss june M
These progossl 81 mgst be snasfssd
distin suished frora other business letters
The offer must be for the delivery of 100 600 TONS
The coal must be of ,he best Buck Mountain, or
Black Heath or Of q kind equal to the in all re-
viii Wits Be Determined by hoard appointed by thy
Secretary Of the Navy, after the reception of the
The name of the coal proposed to be furnished
must be stated in the offer.
narl steamers-cean; of uniform quality selected
free from impurities; unmixad: of which the con-
s 1s b to n
dsee aATss The apa h
ie the or b.
appointed by the Bureau, who viii have the right
The coal is to be delivered on board vessels at
such place in the port of PhiIadsphia as may be
and at such times as in the opinion of the Bureau
the exigencies Of the service may require; COM
1000 tons per day. to be distri outed to each vessel
Proposals will fkewi'e be received for the de.
be ties b OF the sx Of
vessels as at Philaaslphia.
In the Of failure to deliver the coal in proper
time and place the Bureau viii reserve in the ean
raet The risht to purchase forthwith. a. the con
essaTy to supply the deficiency. "''' ' . "e'
Any demurrsge or other charge to which the
the delivery Of the coal BY the conraeto rs
will be deducted from their bills.
vessels on the terms and conditions above stated:
al the contractors risk and expense, and without
The offer, required by Law, ra.:st be accompa-
nsd by written guarantee sy one or more
take that the bidder or bidders il, his or their
bid be accepted enter into obliaatioa in such time
sufficient surcties, to furnish the applies pro
posed.
panied by such guarantee; and the department re-
serves the right to Reject all the offers if consid-
Two or more sureties, in q sum equal to The
amount specified to be paid, will be Required to
certified BY a United states DIS ri yudss Unitsd
ssses R 4 md gin c ,a1a Nary Assnt
cent; will be withheld from the an, UNI of all pay
ments; which reserv ation is not to &c paid cycelt
contract shall have been in all respe Is phi d
with; ana the remaining eighty p.r.ent or other
proper certificate is furnished " tn, as pectnr
ami The bill approved by the Bureau, paid by
within ten days after the warrants Tor the same
shall have been passed by the Secretary ef the
I. will ha stipulated in the contract that if de-.
ianit be made in the delivery of the coal in the
dreaa 30 oi tn n a. Ihf pasf ana Tine
contractor and his sureties will forfeit and pay to
money not exceeding twice rh@ contract price
which may b. recovered from time t. time accord
ing = tie acs OF acts Of Congress i'll that p.o-
Bidders whose proposals shall be accepted, and
none other, viii o. notified, aud early pra Ell
cable contract will b. transmitted TO them which
they Will ie required 10 execute within ten daya
after Us receipt al the post Office navy agency
I h. form Of offer, guarantee, and certificate is
herewith gwen.
q
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
" WASHINGTON, January rs, 1855.
In consequence of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the once Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvanis avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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my lost Rep Il Chron..l


n UARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON CITY, March 10, 1863.
Owners OF steam vessels invited to send to the
guar rmaster Generals Office. tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimenaicns, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material
whetDer eoppered, whether side wheel or pro,
peiiers, neither iron or copper fastened, size and
power OF eng ;nas and boilers and should state the
sFice at which they are offered for long or short
charter with the estimated value Of the vessel in
case OF loss, OF in case the Govcrnment should
prefer to purchase Instead of char terne.
owners of sIeaul vessels sready in ue service of
the QuArtermsster's Derartnent are requested TO
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which hey may pe willing to
grant, and also the price st which they will be
willing to sell them.
:, All sach tsnders should Do adore sed TO the
Quar- ternsster General of the United states at
Washington, and should be endorsed ''pPoposaIs
FOR charter OF sale of ste amers.p
When received, they will be eonsidered, and the
Department viii endeayor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army trans portaton upon the
OCEAN and tide waters, by substtutins wherever il
can do SO, cheaper, vessels o. eqnal capacity for
4hoss now employed. N. Q 1ETGS,
mar Is 3m Ouartermaater General
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STEA hsHIp
G A { A 8 7 Il Il N
WALTER PATTON. Commander, ~zfEAs

Will he dispatched gsSE1ssska
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW YOEk
saturday. ........ May II Saturday -. June &
Tuesday. June 3 Tuesday. July u
And at the same re gular intervals thereafter
first Cabin, from .---.-.-.-... !. Sos to SIS5
Second CaDln. .--~-..S70
Excursion Tickets out ami back in the lst and ID
Cabin only. 3 fare and half
servants accompanying passe2 gers, and Children
unter twelye Of age, half fare Infants free.
AhiH1 SaUih $50
steerage, with superior accommodations $50
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in O.
4. currency.
Each passenger SLOWED twenty cubic feet of lug
gage.
An experienced Surgeon on board
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office, 26 BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND ASPIN-
WALL, Agents. 81 South street, New York
my IL tJe9
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PROPOSALS. FOR HAY, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARrERMassKR's OFFICE,

ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE J
Forage DegdrimeHt. Cor. u aud 2si streets,
WAsHiSGToN ID U April 49, 1863
WRIITES PRoPos AIS idvited for furnishing
nAT, STRAW OATS, aud CORN, for the use OF
this De pot. to be delivered at the Railroad Dspot
or # any OF the Geye,n1nent wharves in this city
signed, and they should state the onxntity of
sssh article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will bs received for FIVE tbou.and
g Nt bushels of Corn or Oats and City 81 tons Of
Hsyor straw and upwards. ualess it should be for
q interes, Of the Government to contsact for q
less amount.
All grain to be put up In good sacks, Of about two
3l bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost ( the contractor. :
All al ain and Hay offered to be subject to q ri gid
insrectlen by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the low est sponaibls bidders, the inter- sta OF
tbs service may require. Good security will se
required for the faithful fnl inent of any
made under this advertisement.
Payment &c be made at the cOInplstion OF the
contract g. L. BROWN
spT Ism Captain and A. O. NJ us A.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention Of 81 having 5sss sns e
gERMaN BfTTERs" viii cure Of The
diseases induced by exposures ana privations inci<
daily in the newspapers on the arrival Of the sieS
it wll be noticed that very large proportion sre
can be readily cured by Hooaa German Bitfers.
Diseases resulting from disorders of Che digestive
on sss % we're e1 rss1
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might
We call particular attention to the following re-
maFkaele and well zen s9re Of one OF tie
''has been saved by the Bitters -
PHILADELPHIA, Auguss2sd, 1861.
Msssrs Jones 4 EraHs.-Well gentlemen. yous
Hoodand Is G erman Bitters has saved my life There
ofmy comrs les. some ofwhose names are appended,
and who were fully -cegnixant of all the circum-
Last four ~ years Il
battery. and under the immediate command of Cap,
unon my ardueus duties, was attacked in Novsm
Der last with Inflammation of the lungs, and was
sg an
dysentery. I was then removed from the White
sate Of Name Which landed on the I
of june, Since that time have been about as low
ity. For week or more i was scarcely abis to
swallow anything, and if did force morsel down,
sSad re
ssen wosRns
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Archer,
frankly told me they could do more for me, and
advised me to see . clergyman, and to make such
disposition of my limited funds as best shifted me-
An acquaintance who visited me at the hospital,
Mr.. Frederick steinbron, of Sixth, below Arch 81. .
advised me. forlorn hope. to try yonr Bitters,
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow Of
getting better, Though have taken bat two bot.
ties, have gained ten pounds. and feel sanguips
Of being permitted to rejon my wife and dan shter
months; for gentlemen mem. p am loyal vEsiriaa
able Bitters owe the certainty of life which hss
taken the place of vague fears-to your Bttsrs ~.
lowe the glorious privilege of again ella spins To
bosom those who are dearest to me in life -
Very uaiy yours ISAAC MALONE
We fully concur in the truth Of the above a., -.
uent, as We had despaired of seeing our aomrsySs
Mr. Mal.ne, restored to health.
JOHN CUpDLEBACK, LIST New York Battarv
LEWIS CHEyALIER, e2d New York
I. 3. SPENCER, LIST Artillery, Battery p
J. B. FAsEWRLL, Co. b. sd Vermont -
HhNss I, MSsReNS91piss 90. g. s6x.in.
HERMAN K9CH Go; s2d New York.
NATHAMIEb THQMAS Co. r, 95th PENN
ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Co. A, Sd Vermont
JOHN JENKIN6. Go. B. lOsth Penn,
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a pAMs' zxPRnss COMPANY.
soTIo1 OF RnnovAL.

fhs DJI4yERy 9lEIU1 Of this Unapsay .
Eeoeve3 from Third street 70 the lx1ec 6Sfre1 On
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BEWARE OF couNTERPEIrsi
Bee that the signature Of 20. NJ. JACKSON.
ON the WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRICE pER BOTTLE 10 GENTS,
Or NALF DOE. FOR -.
should your nearest druggist not have the article
do not be nut Oh by any Of the intoxicating prepS
retons that may be offered in its place, but send to
us and Ne win forward, securely by express
PHIxcrrAL OFFICE AND MAxurAoro1Y,
No. 63l ARCH ct.
JONES e HvANS,
teaecessors to q. II. Jackson l. Co..
Projectors.
~Hsr sale By Drussists md Dealers m svsr,,
toWp y ne unased etAtes- oc 8ten.Iv