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r. S. STEVENS, ESQ
Grsat Efficacy Of the Financial Provis.
ions of Congress.
Very respectfully.
j. P, Usher.

" 'es LiuCdCy Oh the FlnanctAI FrOvlS.
ions Of Congress.
WASHINGTON. March IL, 1868.
The shrewdest and most far, seeing Of
the politicians here regard the recent leg.
isiasion in reference to the Government
finances as worth more towards washing
ont the rebellion than Q hundred battles
IL lnsures to the Government all that il
nesied to keep the machinery moving
until duty. 1864. and will tend greatly
% restore public confidence 10 the ability
VI Inc United States to meet oil obligs-
tons.
y, IT'S known to be the intention of Mr..
Ooass to avoid issuing Q single dollar
more Of legal tenders, e possible, and his
u. a.sd purpose is to check any imitation of
"s currency. and to reduce BY every ex-
Realsnt the extraordinary price Of gold.
n estimated that the receipts into the
,t's"ury will be sufficient in excess of
.u' ordinary expenses Of the Government
pay OF the whole public debt in ten or
~, Ieo years. This debt. on the Let Of
~. 1904. will Be only equivelant to
S. u ae' profits Of the loyal States for one
on..,.a aSa the annual appropriation of
rui.S 1 nm Of these net profits will extin.
H,rI. iJe asOs in ten years. This 70.
cd A. ;. "a's Of facts has already srous.
enr;,;.. Increased q confidence in public &C.
tim I". subscriptions to the hve-twsn.
had .1 which for several weeks past
inc !" los. entirely ceased. are now com.
ers,s. :; aaa daily increasing. The in-
p,,., :, ~ tnese Subscriptions has been 90
sos =, mat 1t Is estimated they will aver
a.. so hundred thousand dollars DER
' within the present month.
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From MurfreesbOrO.
Mrprpppc>opo Ma,

A deserter from the End Kentucky
regiment. (rebel. who left the regiment
this morning. reports Breckenridge adj
vanced to Beach Grove and Hoover's
Gap. IL miles from here. on the Manches-
ter pike. He states that the entire rebel
force is now in position from Beach
Grove, through Wartrace. to Guys Gap
on the Shelbyville rosd.
The supposed intention of Johnson, who is in
immediate command, h to hold the Gaps and
force Rosecrans to concentrate his lines. Lit
While dispatches detailing this activity on the
part of the rebels must be necessarily silent
regarding ourselves, 1t must not be supposed
Rosecrans is either idle or unprepared.
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The State Bonds.

The following correspondence being Of
general interest to the people Of Kansas,
xs publish it. 1t explains itself:
WASHINGTON, March %. 1863.
SR-Something over q year since. l
made contract with the Hon. Secretary
Of the Interior for the sale to him OF
$50 900 of the 2 PEI cent. bonds of
the State of Kansas, which contract was
oly in part filled and concluded. and the
na.r having been recently before you
for fusl adjudication. l would request If
consistent to be informed Of your decis-
ion in the premises. aud as to whether
ths contract is to lie annullsd and can
cslsd without your taking any more
bonds than have already been paid for.
or il you take any more. then how many.
and Of what issue.
have the honor to be very
Respectfully yours,
r S. STEVENS.
Hos. j. P. USHER. Secretary Of tie Ia
terror, Washington. d. G.
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saoM GEN. H0oKER's ARMY
rur REBELS CONFUSED.
IN. If the Progress Of the Forward
Detsn' Movement.

puov FREpERIcKsBUne, April
fouh W.T. Thus far the wounded in this corps
49, A. -. four miles below Fredericks-
in skifm'' III 3rom one Division, namely the
burg, aIs 22d New York, and 18th indi.
1lsh br Toas are wounded dangerously, and
ans. ~, AZ. wounded by musket shot
pesfl! a,,sr;es have Just opened on the rebels
Our oet ~, 80 draw their artillery fire or to 81
lenee 'nt rrht, have been observed in busy op-
signAi n tho heights that border the Rap
sraaou = doubtlessly used for the purpose OF
panInnU, The rebels of any moveA'ent OF our
army. ,d ,;nes of defences extend far
bsrm" ,hs side of the river, and at night the
up a'ons ~ MANY camp fires light up the sky
renecuo" An conversation between pickets 10
for mhe. ,obbited, and even the tempting bait
stneis P If tobacco cannot procure for the
Of 0is = pine the bonar of a Yankee newspaper.
~, yosr, May The Tribune. account
NE" Wopdav the 11th, 18th and 5th corps
sae .sa ~ Key's Ford, reaching there TUESDAY
mo'eu brigade had been at the ford two
moI,nn Ne crossed on pontoons superintended
:, General Howard.
w s,onam.p's cavalry crossed the next morn
e. The wagon train was parked near Bankss
ihs and II was evident connection would be
wv, from there to the truops at kelly's ford
i0I p.on, II AZ. until 6 ?. n. irregular firing
.Ls.rd from the direction of Germania, on
,hs Ranidan, aud it is supposed the enemy was
. ~. 10 check the rapid march Of our troops.
a, noon on Tuesday, the LIST. Sd, and 9th
bro[e camp. aud at daylight Wednesday
a. on.my's nickel reserves were captured, and
,,o bridges built four miles below Fredencks-
hurp. Twenty men Of the llSth Pennsyivania
vere wounded.
"a third bridge was constructed, and suffi-
.;sn, force to hold the bridge crossed two miles
further down. Reynolds first corps construc
,sd bridge in face ofthe enemy's rife pits and
Effected crossing.
Tbe resistance was stubborn but short, our
,,tll,ry fire being too severe for the enemy,
Tho aed leaving 81 prisoners from the 18th
Georgia and 6Oth Louisiana regiments.
The, reported Jackson commanded their
right wing.
General COUGHS Division was in the rear OF
R,nkss ford, with full facilities for crossing.
GOOD rad had been constructed between
B,nks's and United States lords. The corps
,bich crossed at Kelly's ford are moving TO-
ward. Chancellorville south Of Fredericksburg.
Hooker's headquarters are nov in The saddle
New YoRx, Nav 1.-The Tribune's bulletin
announces that Hooker army crossed the Rap
p,hannock in four places The enemy is coz
counted. We have captured pickets and re-
serves. -Four hundred prisoners have been t..
ken.
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PnLADEIIBiA, May /.
The Eveaing Bulletin publishes an extra,
with the following:
We have no dispatches relative 10 the move.
nents Of our army beyond the Rappahannock,
bat We are able TO assure our readers that every
shingis going favorably in Gen. Hooker's army.
LArra.-We have sdvices, though not from
an Official source, that Gen. Hooker, with iiity
thousand men, has had battle with the rebels
beyond the Rappahannock. We have no par.
ticuIars. but the Union troops are victorious.
WAsHISeroH. April 30.-From the best at.
tainable information from persons arriving from
the Rappahannock, it appears that some impor
tant movements took place yesterday. There
was no fighting Of importance. The force
crossed at Kelly's Ford.
Pontoon bridges we're laid two or three miles
below Fredericksburg, and We held possession
of those PORTIONS last night. The enemy form
ed lines Of battle, and planted batteries on the
nights in their rear, and also fred q few shots
to get the range.
In crossing We lost one or two officers killed
and from thirty to forty men wounded. Our
men crossed first in boats and drove the enemy
out Of their rae-pits, Killed and wounded many
and took LOG prisoners, including several OFF,
cers, one of whom was Lieutenant Colonel
Hammond of the 9Th Louisiana.
These prisoners arrived here Yesterday, and
were sent to the Old Capitol prison.
Another Informant says the left wing, thirty
five thousand strong. crossed four miles below
Fredericksburg, little below where Franklin
crossed previous to the first battle of Freder-
icksburg. They fought twelve hours, and drove
the enemy eight miles, out Of their rife pits and
behind their entertainments.
The Sd brigade ofthe LIST division, LIST corps,
has suffered more than any other in the fight.
Our forces have captured between 500 and
600 prisoners, who will soon be through to this
city. Many Of these prisoners have voluntarily
come over to us, having thrown away their
arms, in small squads, and begged food.
They pick up what the soldiers have thrown
away on the march.
Other rebels. however. say they have plenty
to eat.
The right wing crossed at Kelly's Ford, and
Gen. StoIeman's cavalry is reported to be
somewhere in the rear Of Fredericksburg.
One corps remains ut Falmouth as reserve.
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LATEST FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Repulse Of Col. Muligan-Damage
to ne Brltimore and Ohio Railroad,
etc.

NEW YoRK. May 2-The latest infor-
nation from Western virgins isto Fri.
DAY.
Col. Mulligsn was repulsed near Fair
mount, and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road bridge at that point was entirely
destroyed. A large force of rebels now
occupy Morgantown.
The Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad suf-
ferea severely. The bridges ct Fair
mount and Cheat river we're blown up.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-07

CAIRo. April q.
The steamer Mary Forsyth hes arrived
from Cape Girardesu. From her l learn
The following Particular Of that engage
ment:
LIST or ysDEaAL cAsuALriss-KnLrp.
Seargsn. Mitchell O'Ns.l, company G,
LIST Wisconsin cavalry.
Circus Philips. company 81. LEI Wis
consin cavalry.
Henry Smith. company A. LIST Ne
braska.
Fl. H. TindaIl and Martin Angler. CO.
l, 1st Nebraska.
Chris. johnson. co. G.. LIST Wisconsin
cavalry; leg shot of near thigh; died soon
after amputation.
Ssargmt VIM. H. Hooker. CO. g.
WIN. Wells. CO. A, and james Chap
pei. LIST Nebraska. al slightly.
soHi PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT.
Company e. LIST Wisconsin Cavalry.
on picket duty several miles out. on Sat-
urdsy was surrounded by about 300 reb.
els. and eight or ten Of them captured and
psroled. Captain Shipman and Lieut..
Ogden. with the remainder Of the com.
pany. cut the their way out the Captain
receiving . dangerous wound.
In this affair We lost one man. and Eve
rebsls were killed-Lieut. Ogden run
ming his sword clear through one. break
ing it off and leaving it there.
Not less than sixty rebels were killed
and about tive hundred wounded.
Seventy-ive of their horses ore left
dead on the field.
The bravery of LIST Nebraska is spoken
of as beyond all praise. Gen. Mcneil
declares he would rather be Colonel Of
it than Major General in the regular
army.
The Forsyth left the Cape to-day at
noon. Cannonading was heard 5 miles
from town. when she left. supposed to be
our forces in pursuit.
Colonel Glover's Sd Missouri Cavalry
had arrived within FIVE miles. and was
skirmishing with the enemy.
1t is further stated that two thousand
troops from New Madrid are marching
to the rebels rear.
The Cape Girardeau bubble has burst.
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The Recent Rebel Raid.

NV Yoax, May l.-Accounts believed to
be reliable, state that in the recent raid %
Va, the rebels numbered 2.OOO.
an cavalry. uadsr the guerrilla ysnkins They
hot Lieut.. 0irmin Of the lst Virginia (loya)
regiment, Who vas visiting his home on iur'
lough. and stole Ely ho.es and ~ available
sending out forging parties and stealing huu.
dreds Of hosss In other places. There ID reason
to believe that they came to pocurs plumber
and enforce the rebsl eonscription in Wsstsm
Virginia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-07

General Dsvidsoe lest evening report.
cd to M.jor General Curtis ~ follows:
"R'Do'as 81. LOUIS Dlsralcr.
81. LOUIS. No.. April "a. 1863.
" General Csst;s::
"Dispstch dated 2. ?. l.. April 9th,
Joaesboro. Just reesisvsd from Lieuten-
ant Colonel Psmsroy. let Wisconsin
cavalry. commanding 1t Cape Girardeau.
- follows:
ENEMY moving OF fast. apparently
towards Bloomfield. General Mcneil is
marching out 10 pursuit. No doubt
General Vandever will strike him to-day.
n. PoMERoY,
"Lieut. Colonel Commanding.
H'Do'Rs ST. LOUIS DIsTRrcr,
ST. LocIs. April "a. 1868.
Major General Cxrfis::
The following dispstch just received
from Gen. Mcneil:
"CAPE GIRaADsAu, April "a. 4P.n.
"Gen Dsv;dson
"Vandever attacked the repnlssd enemy
last night. taking large number Of
prisoners. horses. arms. &c.
Il am in pursuit Of the flying enemy.
who are refreshing intths direction Of
Bloomfield.
''JoAS MoNEIL.
''Brigadier General Commanding"
Respectfully,
j. w. DAVIDSON.
Brig. Gen. Commanding District.
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Pottavatomie Street,

Notice is hereby given to all persons interes-
ted, that unless the above described lands and
town lots are redeemed BY the llth day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D 1863, and all the taxes, costs,
charges and interest thereon are paid, the same
will be conveyed to the purchasers, Is provided
by law. GEO. J. ENGLEHART,
May I, 1851. County Treasurer.
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WASHINGTON CRY, March %, 1868.

WASHINGToN CRY. March %. 1868.
SR-lu reply to your note Of this date.
requesting to be informed whether it had
been determined by the Department of
the Interior to accept of the State Of
Kansas its bonds issued for the purpose
Ofcomplying with the contract mentioned
IN your note, l have to say. that the State
Of Kansas having failed to comply with
the contract, | have deter mined to hold
Eas cancelled. and do not intend to ac-
eept any more bonds Of any issue under
it.
Very respectfully.
j. P. Usher.
& Srrr,xs t.
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Oregon NurservI

THE ssese.ibes ~ bow % hazd. foe
i sale. ~ bis Masesy, at 0sseoa, No.
. large number o. fruis and 0rssuestal Tsss6,
] Jo00 Apple trees, which be oHen sf 10 eeuts
spieee; shout 100 Apsicon. at = cents; 800
Psesh ssees. at 10 cent?; snd 100 Evsresesns.
8 e cent? AMI b snno.
- y ma YgT1R-
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VI reasonable Corresponde,...

. r.s; DaLasArolis. April 29.-Dr. Dor.ey.
N,,l.a u, Of Indianapolis. formerly Of
Win , ,. was arrested to-day charged
r.bsl. 's .s correspondents with h.
BY COM, sa an. sent to Louisville to b tried
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FROM CAPHaIRARDxAv.

Some Parsicalars q the BastIe-List Of
the Killed and Wounded-G allaatry
Of tho Flint Nebraska-Federal Forces
Moving from New Madrid 70 the Enc.
Dyss Rear.
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HIarrieo.

At Troy. April 26th, BY Rev. Nelson Aivosd,
Col. SfpHEY TExSlSr and Mia CnLosN. SHfx,
daughter Of Leonard Smith, Esq.
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FROM ROCKERS ARMY,
A BATTLE AND a VICTORY,

The Rebs. Drisen From tksis Rife. Pits late
EntSeaekmeats-1AeB sttle Laus II Heuss
-ReSels Drisea Eight Ailes-Frsm FSse o
Eix HundSe4 Prisoner TSkea.
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'''ea Rebel Defeat in West v,r,
Rinia

ton ,I s. York. April 29.-Tbs Wasbine.
Ben. s 81" . Y Of Yesterday reports there hs.
Vir.;o attls At Chest Mountain. Wet
b.,,.aa IN which the rebels we're bsdlv
''1sa rnd driven back 9
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Sheriff. Sale.
Valentine C. Farrow
W. Order Of Sale,
Philip P. Budd.

RY virtue OF an order Of sale TO me directed
II from the Clerk Of the District Court of
Doniphan County, Kansas, will offer for sale.
at public auction. to the highest and best bid
der, for cash in hard. in front Of the Court
House door, in the city Of Troy. Doniphan
June, A. D. 1863, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock p. II. of said day,
the following described real estate, to wit: The
southeast quarter Of section twenty one. (2I)
in township four. 10 of range nineteen. {l9)
lying and being in Boniphan County, Kansas
Taken and offered for sale TO satisfy the judg.
ment and costs in the above entitled cause.
Sherif's Office, Troy, May LIST, A. D. 1863
". D. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
May Z, le63-5w. Prs fee, $3.50.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
LEE RETIRED BEYOND RULL RUN

The Secretary of War returned tins
morning from his intervl=w'w'th Cen
rel Meade, at his Headquarters IN
the field. The military authorizes
here have not reached any positive
conclusion as either strength Or posi-
ton Of Lee 5 army.
Our cavalry fluids the enemy in
every direction, but thcl. main body
has been eGectually concealed. One
opinion entertained is, that Lee has
retired Bull Run Mountains and tall
inr back towards his entTenched pos
ition on the Rapidan. But by some
of the most experienced officers here,
it is believed that the principal part
Of his infantry has been sent in the
direction of Harper's Ferry and Win,
chester, which is now covering and
supporting another extensive cavalry
raid into Maryland and Pennsylvan-
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
STUART ENROUTF3f for SWAZILAND.

N TIE Field. VIRGINIA, Oct. l9.
Yesterday q reconnaissance was
made by Col. Chapman and portion
Of the LIST brigade of Dntor1's cavalry
division. composed otthe S;h Ill. md
18th \. Y. cavalry regiments. Col.
CHAPMAN visited Chautilly. Aide
and DrancsviIle without discovering
the enemy. It was discovered that
Stuart with his cavalry had naSsed
the day before in the direction OF
Aide and Yesterday towards Lees
burg. i Is believed that they are
enroute for Maryland.
It was ascertalned tins morning
tnat ~" r"oeis were null'''ng Ir@S
along the Railroad track ram Man
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
NIGHT ROwDYISM.

Our Usually quiet streets have been,
for few nights since, the resort and
rendezvous OF particular kind OF
''fast youth, who endeavor to make
as much noise, and do as much dew
ilnent as they possibly can.
On last Saturday night We hap
pened to be out at rather late hour,
and as we wended our way up Nam
street orr ears we're suddenly greet
ed with such unearthly screeching,
bowling, yelling and donkey-likc
Drawing. that we could not, for mo-
ment, realize whether we were In
Van Amhurg's Eenagere, among
the wild cats and hyenas, Or whether
we We were approaching the " Five
Points" We think, from the kind
Of tideous noises that were made.
that some OF the "periormers were
blessed with le0.hcr or aC00den lungs,
for never, in rn7 life, did we hear
such de,non-like bowling and groan-
inr. as was exhibited on Main street
at Il o'clock Saturday night.
VINO are the ineleaders of these
bands of ni.ht-rowdies? Who is It
that ursatS store boxes, steps, We
rous. G:c.o Who is it that carries
off gates, tears up the board walks,
aud rattIes at peoples doors ami
windows, arousing them from their
Stun bers at the dead hour OF mid
night, and then take with sudden
',roneness. ar IL ot!er words, can
ISL when ;"c person or persoEs so
aroused SHALL make their appearance?
In a word. who is it that is thus
nightly GAGGED n such miachievons
and wicked Hvocations? Echo az
swers--who. Viii they not be fer
.cted ont snl brought to a strict &C
count ;or ;hesc hcinou2, !oul and
cowar,I!v I'nrvejatious? Shall this
work striI - on unchecked ana IN
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24

ChUTIOS!- None are genuine unless me
words . HOLLOWAY. NEw ORR $50 LONDON
are d;scc,nii,!e As ,1nr-nwrt IL every leaf Of
the hook .: objections around each pot or box:
the same ma 10 plaiul@ seen Up holding The hg'
70 II. ,igaf. ! handsome reward will pc given 20
anv one rendering s1ch Information ns mas lead
to the detection of an par;r or parties counter
fsi.irr the medicines or rcrding the saE7e know
ing ;hcrl 20 be spurious.
sod a,the mandatory Of Professor Hol-
lorn7 81 Maiden Larc, Ee:v fo7H. and br al
-espcctaDIe Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
.trorphoui the civilized world, in boxss 1t %
cents and :! each.
IT There :: considerable saving By :akirg
;ie large. sizes.
B.-Di-ec;ons Tor tie guidance Of patients
IN every disorder a.e affixed 20 esci. boz
apl6'G3-iy
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
Coy.SEYMoUR,s PROCLAMATION

ALBANY, \. Y. Oct. 20.-Eov.
Seymour has issued q proclamation
saving that as the President has call
ed for 100000 volunteers It is the
duty Of all t: see that oar armies are
filled bv voluntary cMiiStmcnts: and
that the President advises the citizens
of the several States that ii the quota
assigned is net filled. q draft Shell be
made tor the deficiency TO commence
on IL" 5th Of nest January.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-24
HOLLOW AVS PILLS
AID OINTMENT.

ALL VINO HAVE FRIENDS AND NELA-
y TIEES in The Army or Navy should take
especial care tina they tie amply supplied with
thcs. Pills aad Ointment: a"d where the brave
Soldiers and Sailors have neglected 20 provide
themselves with Them no better prcscn, can be
sent them ny ;hcir friends. They have been prov
ed TO BE- thc $odicrs ncvcr-!"iling friend in the
hour Of need.
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
Will hc speedily relieved and clrciuaIly cured
hy usirr these admirable medicines, ard hr pay
inc rropcr attention 20 IN" Directions which ere
attached 20 each Pot or BOY
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPE-
T!TE. INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which 50 saddcn us usually
arise from trouble or aDnuyauccs. INSTRUCTED
prrsriration. or eating and drn ing whatever is
!inwhocsomc. thus disturbing The hcalthfnl nc
ton Of the liver and stomach. These organs
must he relieved. if YOU desire 10 be well. The
Pills. taken according 10 the printed instructions,
will Guick!;. produce n healthy action in both
liver and stomach. aud AZ n natural consequence
n clear head and good appetite.
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED RY
OVER FATIGUE.
viii soon disappear by the use Of these lnvalu-
able Pills and tho Soldier vii! quickly acquire
additional strength. >cvcr LEI the Bowels be Ell
Their confined or uuduly acted upon. Ii may
seem strange, that iIol!oways Pills should here
commended for Dvscn,ry and Flax, many per-
sons supposing tina, they would increase the re-
taxation. This is a great mistake, FOR tqesc Pills
;yill correct the liver and stomach. and thus re-
more all the acrid humors from the systen.-
/ This medicine will give tone and vgor TO the
whole organic system. however Gcrangch. while
health and strength follow rs matter Of roGrse
Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
so sure as this famous medicine
VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION INDISCRE-
TONS OF YOUTH.
Sores and Ulcers. B!otchas and Swcllngs, can
with certainty hcIa:cal!y cured. !! the PMS nre
taken nigh, and morning, and the Ointment be
freely used az stated in the printed instructions.
! IF treated in arv other manner they dr. up IN
one part 10 break out in another. Whereas this
Ointment will remove the hGmors from the sys-
tenn and leave the Paiien; vigorous and healthy
man. J. will require little perseverance in bad
cases 10 insure 4 lasting cure.
, FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED III
! THE BAYONET. SABRE. OR TIE Bull
LET SORES OR BRUISES.
To which ever Soldier and Sao. arc liable,
there are no medicines so safe sure and conycni-
cnt, as Iioora.s Pills AID Ointment. he
/ POOR wounded and almost dying sufferer might
/ have his wounds dressed Immediately. if he
would only provide himself with this matches;
: Ointment. which should be thrus,in'o the wound
/ and sa.ca,crl ali round il. then Covered with
piece Of linen from his knaIsack and compressed
with = handkerchief: Taking nigh, and morn
I inc G or Pills to cool the system and proven.
! inflammation.
! Ever Soldier Ena?sack and Seaman Chest
! should be provided with these valuable Rene
dies