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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Regieter's Office.

NRw CASTLE CoUEFy, Feb 9Th 1851
T1P0N the application o. Joseph A. Brown and John
" A. Allderdiee Administrators Of Imes BROWN late
OF the city Of Wilmington, in said County deceased y
ordered and directed hy the l,ogater that the Ad'
mnlsraors Aforesaid give notice VI thu sfantins oflet
tera Of hdmlnisateu upon h9 Estate Of the deeeaied
with the date Of chanting thereof by causing advertise
mens TO be posted within forty days nom thedate otsueh
tetets In six Of the most public places In the County Of
New CASTLE requiring all persOnA having demands against
the Estate the e abide by an Act OF Assem-
bly, In such case ada and provided. And also tho
same to be inserted within the period Ia this Deia
ware State Journal and Statesman, n newspaper pub
lshed In Wilmington sud to bsoontinued therein two
months. a. .I.t.
- Given undBr the hand and seal Of of1co OF
In the Reglstor Aforesaid. at Nav Castle, In Now
- Castle County Aforesaid the day and year above
written. PETER b. NANDEVER, kegister.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate of the de-
ceased must preesnf the duly Rtesel to the Ad.
nstrators on before the 9th day OF February lsB5
abide the Act iemhly in such made and pro-
vided. JOSEPH A. BROWN,
JOHN A. ALLDERDIOE,
l't Administrators.
wlm lngton, Feb q, lsGi Feb.s'2m'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
.0ournal amn Atatesmrau
Tuesday Morning March 20, 1884.
Little RAlla.

Little Belle.
love my little Belle:
Belle, with her cunning ways,
ID Her soft fresh-scented hair,
That in the light wind plays,
And sweetest vOice--s1 tuued
To touch my heart always. f
Ipeep DER her bed a, morn,
The stir Of look awakes-
And " Papa"-soft as light,
O. Upon the morning breaks, tu
But God alone can know
is. What thankfulness it wakes. t.l. .a..
10 She's tp--my light tf light,
From dearest lips a kiss
In answer alfmy store
Alingles on lips with this,
And her ailes, tho hunniest, gil
To the brim, my cup Of bliss, 100
love our garden walk -rr .l
The smell of early gronnl,
Her white arm on my neck,
Vi Scarce clingng half way round
Her dearest voine--of all sfiUy ~
The melody ofsound. ,
The boughs that hang in mir. -0e
And touch heF dress hem 9sr
l The green leaves, as pass llit
She reaches out for them; QNl
Burtenderest leaf is strong, ar
And parts not from its stem. -7l
10 An earnest guard is by ..
ID Forever by-in vain .UUf
n seek those haunta alone .lf
There's noble g Brun" again. .I N
| know there's link unseen, r
A link that binds the twain. code nl
q Thus freighted, Hy the hours,
But bring sublime recall;
Aud daily deeper hold
My Belle gains on us ALL
She,-next to he1 and one,
f'F.-,,t. Y !, ..is,esgns life-.mg ALL
1 slls W VI ~ ~
ldd.s asasas51lsiA I ~ "a lSfa4s SlllA N <. n.
n AfsssA Rssl Nss,A ~ A y M
h ,||d 4f|i N :, f i'''
M 4 Spasi f'aai' !
~ That Bope-9ibe dfess " Y N X lls Sa Y
The shaft that yet must strike 'fs4'a
My cherished little fold ra
The icy hand that kills
And mingles rose and mould,
God spare my little one
To sing life's evening hymn; Nt
Guard fondly all my fold w..
And ere the eye is dim, U.
Or lips are hushed or cold,
aai Guide oil our feet to Him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier and Sailor are LIABLE there are
medicines safe aAd cOnvenient as Holloways
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed he
would only provide himself with this matehess Oint
ment, which should be thrust into the wound aud
Hmeared all round It, then covered with piece Of linen
fcom his knapsack and compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and moralng, or Pills, to cool the
system aud prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers Knapsack and Seamana Chest should be
provided with these valuable Remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
WAWAsNT NURSHRIEs.

HlHE undersigned having msde arrangements With
Of the most reliable Nufserymen In this country
/ 71psrel 10 furnish all kinds OF
NURSERY STOCK n..a
OF the best quality at reasonable prices Io wonid ro
specially advise those intending to plant tho somnp
M to send their orders early aA the rst applichs In
varably secure the best trees.
Intelligent planters must be fully aware Of the advan
tAges OF buying their trees &C., home, whore they
make their selection, In preference to the fre
qusnt practice Of buying from reated agents from lis
tanee who are seldom a second time
Rs-l00OO one year Silver Naples for sale low.
aug ~ H l EDWARD TATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

oUTdH HuU UIIFTHI FIOtEIT17
certainty be radically cured, II the Pills are taken
and morning. and the Ointment be freely stated
in the printed Instructions. If treated in any other
they dry la part TO break out In another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humora from the
system, and leave tho Patient vigorous and healthy
man II will require little perseverance In bad
insure lasting cure. a HH +.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words "noLLowAI, NRw YoRK AND LONDON" are dis
eernibe Wdfermdfk in every leaf Of The book of
directions around each pot box the same may be
plainly seen by hoiding The iegffo Me light handsome
reward will be given any rendering such iniormA
ton may lead to the detection any party or parties
counterielng the medicines vending the same know.
ing them 10 be SPURIOUS
HOllowAys Pills anu Ointment are now retasd owing
to the high price Of Drugs, &e 80 ets 10 cIs and
SLl0 per Box or Pot.
"a There is considerable saving by taking the larger
Sizes ...a
B-Directions for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder arc Afnxed to each pot or box
a0r Dealers IN my well known medi-
ctnea can have show Cards, Circulars, &c, ,
ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
How ManY DIG ID COnsumptIOn,
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
''' ~ SWAYNE'S. PILLS i@J

Purify the blood remove Obsttucons Of all kihd cleanse
the akin Of all pmpes and hotches and bring the rich
color Of health to the pale cheek. They cure
Headache, Sick Headache Foul stomach,
Bilious. .diaeaaAs-Liyer Complains.
Prepared only by Dr. swAYHR 4 Son. No. al0 NORfH
SIXTH STREET. Philadelphia, sold by all the principal
drugglss and dealers my Oily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
PRIZES DASHED

In all LegalIsed LOTTERIES and information given.
Orders promptly attended to.
GALLAGHER BENJAMIN, brokers,
mAr25im. $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
tfU Soldiers, ts ..t -."
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over, Fatigue .,.

tsWil aoon disappear by the of these Invaluable
Pills. and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
unduly acted upon. II may seem strange that Hollo-
kNFAa shepa be reeommended for Dyseniery and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

itNFn ,ehepla be recommended for Dysenory and
I'D ~ thlK would Increase
= 9 n y 4. Da' s ~ =
4ll akf4lsaA IN " fa " ,s' Il sEE,
Z. q y Asl''s sss "a ~ b Al n ss.
lstiitii - II 4, Z !. q,
II s,s S.|. N 4: 4 & 4 ssg VT u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

and liberties Of the people. We, therefore, call
upon the Governor Of the State of Alabama to
convene the Legislature, that it may provide
some mode for the restoration of peace and the
rights and liberties of the people.
hesofped, That the longer the war has contin-
ued, more imminent have become the dangers Of
ol the liberties of the people. We, therefore,
invite the citizens Of other counties in the State
to unite with us in this call upon the Governor,
aud suggest the.frst Monday in June as the time
or tho holding of that Convention. -as.
SPEECH on THR HON. D. 0. HUMPHREYS
Before these resolutions shall be submitted TO
vote, dqsire to say feW words II this shall
prove starting point or IL, from the effect Of
this meeting, civil government security to per-
son, and property, shall be secured, shall be
pa,d for any risk may be supposed to run. 1t
viii be nmple rewardt to stopthe suices Of blood
and the wild devastation in the land.
Some things have experienced Some things
know Standing here | feel that have as
much interest in the preservation Of law and or
der as President Lincoln or Davis has. There
~ IN these tmeF, q responsibility on each and
every ono of us. have stood In the presence
Of the people Of Madison County before-in
1860. in 1861. In February, 1861, l addressed
yon from the other corner OF this square, aud l
appeal to you, to say now if the consequences Of
1NNNselNb hhioh ! thuH pttulcleu nave not been
too sadly felt. Aud, if was not in error then.
pray you, as you love your country, listen to
me Eow-listen to me, as you love your families
~, q 9H "f1 IfI t- To-
The first resolution provides for a call upon
Tue Governor TO assist in the restoration of civil
government If the Governor will not assist us,
II may be necessary for the people to act for
their own preservation. | hope the time will
not come for the country to resolve into its orig
inal elements. intend to aid in the nreserya
ton of the organic law of the State do not
want to sec anarchy Iwant civil govetnment.
constitutional liberty, rights of property, person,
and conscience occurred Believe me- we will
soonor or later see twill see II not with this
wild revolution, with its devastation and slaugh.
ter. But out of this revelation will come a
brighter day--a perfect realization of the bene.
hts Of republican government. We have been
nss'essaiRl4 months afraid TO speak above our
ilSF=siE Ntga' ~ gStia lssre.as,d NO sneak
& s,''.'.' q - - n ss''|, IS
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
The Rebel General Dearinx.

Brgadier Gcneral james bearing, tho rebel OFFICER who
fell in the ogenent the left Of lines the 27th
sustant born Campbell county, Virginia, 10 1872
beng at the or his death only twenty-five years OF
At tho commencement Of the rebellion he raised
company OF Virginia cavalry and attached himself
command Of W. H. T. Lee participating most OF the
oombats in which that officer engaged. he rapidly
moro by the aid Of influential family connection
than bis dasng exploits 10 different grades being
brieader general and placed in command of brigade
OF W. H. r. Ices division during the first part lhe
pesent year. He bas been actively engaged
she opening Of the present campain against Richmond
August IS, 1894 he took part in tho engagement result
ing from General Grants against the sdou
Railroad He engaged Genera! Gresgs cavalry at Reans
station, and claimed, in his ro,crt, to have twice
sauted Gregg driving him back Malones station. On
September IL he commanded the right of the attacking
column IN the dash made by Wade Hampton upon Coz
zen's Point and herd OF twenty Ave hundred cattle
,grazipg there. He subsequently engaged October y
I'm attack General tregg's cavalry in the
sRganst the Southsiie Railroad.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
RICH m o N D.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

okifmishers The discharge OF artillery was very heavy
rrom O'Clock P. NJ until nghtfall, and was dis
tinctly heard In the city. II proceeded mostly from
our batteries on;the Charles City road The enemy
deavored left, but the effort not made
with much energy. Il be the impression that
Che movement this side OF the river was nero fent
while the real attack made the south side There
were reports OF large captures prisoners could
In the operations OF yesterday further than that The
saemy wore everywhere repulsed with heavy loss.
LATER.
NINE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Five hundred prisoners just arrived captured
Che Darlington and Charles City roads. despatch from
tho operator q. Chaliu's states that we also re-
pulsed the enemy the Williamsburg road,
capturing hundred prisoners and four stands OF
colors Ofcsrs just from The front say that the enemy
were several repused with terrible loss in killed
and wounded Our loss the north side, thanks to
nlercisu Providence. not twenty hvo men in
the whole days operations.
THE SOUTH SIDE.
At eight O'Clock yesterday morning the enemy made
an attack extreme right the Boydtown road,
between the Weldon aud Southsidc Railroad about
miles southwest OF Petersburg Passengers came
over the evening train report the fghting having
been very severe, enemy having assaulted posi-.
Zion times and were times repused suffer.
ing heavily each occasion. The fighting had not
ceased when tue LETT. We regret to her from the
source that the bravo and dashing Brgadier
rSi James Doaring among the killed. He was rom
one OF the promising young officers in the cavalry
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.

Eroci amGtfon by Governor s.ymouS>-
Appoinlme mf OF q Commissto TO Pre-
ceed co Washington.
ALBANY, Oct 30, 1884
Go.srnos Seymour has Issued the folo~,ag procaIua-
tiou-
To AmAsA j. PaRs1sa. wnIIAm r. ALLIES and wnt1As
KEtIy, greetiog
Il bong reported that Colonel Samuel North agent Of
the State New YORK Washington, together With
other citizeus this state. not in the military
naval service OF ths United Stites have bseo placed
In arrest by the military authorities Of the
United States. and ior such arrest having
beco given TO and being anxious to learn tho facs
OF such arrest md tue grounds therefor. 70 ths
end that Innocent persons may bs Imprisoned
without . FAR and spesdy trial and tina, obstacle
may DO put the way Of the soldiers OF this state
haviog fair baiot according u ia laws thcrefos
know you. that J. Hora,o seymour, Governor OF tho
sials of Now York. do hereby appoint you Amasa J.
Parker WIN r. Allen and wm. Kelly commissioners
for aud ia behalf OF State OF Nav York. and do aItno
ias aud direct you Of you forthwith To pro
coed 10 tho city 0! Washington s such com
mssioners thero inquire tho facts and c,rcum
stances relating such arrests and alleged causos there
tor and to such the premises as will vindi
cate the laws State aud the rights and liberties
or it's c,izens to tho end that Justice may DO
DONE and that all attempts 10 prevent soldiers from
this state ia tho service of tho United Ststss
voting, defrand them to coerce their actos
IN voting tho yotes already cast by
tbem pursuance or tho laws OF this state, be sD
posed aud punished and tina, you report your proceod
,ngs to with all convenient spced.
uoRArI0 SEYMOUR.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Aetviey OF tho Rebel Leaders an West
communicating OF the i,eoeA Ark-
snsss Lcgfslature, Sc.


Aeuvity OF the Rebel Leuders an West
Hsnnessee-MsotinS OF tho HeoeA Ark-
snsss Lcgfsiaturc, &c.
CAIRO. oct 20. 1864.
fne Memphis BuHesm, of tho zTth instant, says Is
reported that the leaders OF West Tennessee
exceedingly active They have established railroad and
son. and arc eonscrptng every person bear
ooudag old men and sending agents TO every part o.
west tennessee outside lines for sheep stock of all
kinds goods, money. and every thing can be OF
vice 70 them
Tho rebel Governor Harris has been In consultation
with Forrest aud other rebel leaders, and unless the
Union authorities prevent the rebel Legis
iature will DO held at point West Tennessee, 80
that II may 60 abroad that they have perm anenty
cured that portion OF the State.
The Little Rock Democrat OF the ITth says tho
rebel Legislature or Arkansas met on Septeu1.
Der a. with thirteen members present the
Senate and forty u the House. j. T. Lowry
was chosen Speaker or the House. Governor
Fsungan's message recommends the passage or law
allowing soldiers VOTE lie says election DO
part OF the people vote He doubts whether free
election bo hold that portion OF the State occupied
by the ederals. A. r. G,rand has been elected 70 tho
rebel Congress over Abort Pike, to al tho vacaacy
caused by the death OF @. Mitchell.
The Little Rock Democrat regards the election Of
Garland formerly Unionst, and very strong re
bel, over Pike Of decided procvitios. as
au evidence 0. lingering fondness for the old Union.
Five hundred bales of cotton have passed Cairo for
Cincinnati during the week
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
The Steam Frigmto Waba sh
TO rHs EDITOR or THg HERALD.

NoRasTows, N. j., Oct 20, 1854
There appeared IN the HERALD Of yesterdays date
article written from Fortress Monroe dated October
g. and signed "0bsorver," which. although correct IN
the man reflects egroneousy the officers and Of
the fgatc Wabash, myself in partcnlae, and does not
even spare the Navy Department
II true that tie Wabash has been on the blockade or
Charleston siucc 1851 er hu H. spars, rigging aud sails
are In an upsound condition, and her boilers are lea<y
The ship was surveyed at Port Royal by a board os
officers and mechanics in September, and condemned
from truck TO the water line On the 1st Of October,
while passsge from Port Royal TO Hampton Roads
during thick rainy weather. the snip struck the outer
Frying Pan shoals remained during tide.
foruuatey tho wiod light and sea smooth, a0d the
ship although critical position for seven hours got
ten OF the shoa with bu. The loss OF few solid shot and
parcel f condemned sars thrown overheard to tighten
the after part Of the ship NO asssnnce whatever was
until after the ship anoat and anchored clear the
shoa when the ganb al Eoas out and brought us
plot. On arrival at Norfolk ths ship was carefully
examined by Mr. Hsuscomb the naval constructor ~ the
navy yard and the only injury discovered consequent
rudder post This was repaired 10 q lev days. and
although tho dry dock was vacant during our stay at
norfolk was not consider Ga 70 docx Tue shp
preparatory TO her gong sca The crew Of the WABASH
not Of character suitable for nrst ciass frgae,
they put board by Rear Admiral Danigcn when
the splendid old DISCHARGED; the majority
od negroes. reformed reosi soldiers, indsmen aud
boys, with but eight or ton board when the
Hciences wcre fully fssde known 70 the Ad.
mral. but IN his Judgment the we're
good enough Tor the etr, ana no chsnges were made
Arriving within the ltmts of Admiral Porters command
he Immediately ordered the negroes 10 DO sent to the
hulks At Norfolk, and rlaced on board the Wabash .
of who bid fair 70 make good crew ss
could be desroi. The discipline u tno WABASH has,
during my command, been of tne highest order. But
single case general court martial has occurred on
board, and both officers and crew have ALWAYS been
prompt the discharge OF their duty obedeut 70 orders.
sober and ooutented as believe shps' crews VIII
be when they treated with respect and kinduess
there Dissatisfaction on board has boon kept secrct
from me some OF the officers may want 10 take
shore; but beg them TO remember that In time of
their places are In front OF the enomy. When peace
comes their claims 10 indulgence viii, no doubt DO
sidered. Us then lot all stick 70 our posts, and
don't give up the ship
am VERY respectfully, J DE CAMP,
CAptAin Untssd states NAvY.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
Coronsrs Ipausst.

An ArrrF WOMAN FouNp DEAD IN BxD.-Coroner Ranney
yesterday hold inquest the body Of Irish womau
about so years OF sge-Ann GodiDg by name-who was
found dead bed late residence No. 22o West l7h
srert Deceased had been apple woman in this city
for ncay thirty years having her stand in the vicinity
OF Washington eqnere. As deceased had not been
stree Thnrsdsy last she supp sed 70 have been dead
for scve A. dayP. In trunk IN her room were found
seven bsgs o copper and silver coins which she had
saved up WHAT rieuds, any tho deceased had is
known. Arrangements have been made 70 give her .
~teoent buris.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

FRs ~ WAsuSaroN GassSwFcH srnsgrs-Loss
EsrrMAIED Anour NiServ ruousAsD DorLARs--
Shortly before O'Clock last evening, hre broke
out In the extensive fye sstpy buildings knows
as the Greenwich street h,gnns mills. situated q
50 Gfeonwich strcel, extondins through the boch
10 5j Washington street. Tho. fire, whea first dn.
covered, Is said 10 have boen the third floor
OF tho Washington street building Tho flames
spread with astonishing rapdY and Ia the space OF les
than hours both buildings woro maas or smouider
ing RUNS How IN What the fro originated 70
mater cf conjecture a present II seems there Was
night watcnnllD On :ho prcmises at least one was
supposed ba there but the Fre Mirnat made digsnt
scar Gu tor him, but he could be found
The mill not working
The loss tie buildings estimated at about $50 w.
said about ouehs Insured The stock OF graiD
and our might be about $25 0c0 the engine
machinery, &C.. at about $l5 900 the stock and ma
chuery said TO bs covered by insursnco The build
ngs and contcDts belonged to Ira Yeamans. dr.
rho. bonded warehouse of Humphrey Co, 80 sad u
Greenwich street. was slightly damaged by water
Tho storage storc o. Horton II Co.. So Washington
street. also damased by wa,e' but not so any gscAs
extent.
man was seriously, II not fatally, injured By The
falling which parties wcre dragging
frtm tho building ~ 1reo0 ch street. lie vas conveyed
~ tho hospital
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

asove laid Sssore % think sssabsbes ~
We DO not labor under and sotsd deepo<bU
a. 70 render expedsot that we should seek refuge Ia
tho Mms Our fankoo soen,os To from ~ evu0.
ana thas congress a. Won a. ths President, rospoa
Dio for their existencs.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
news from Fortress Mon roc.

FoNrREss HoNRor, Uct 20 I0bf.
Colonel william Hscer. chicf qusrtcrmastor at New
bern M c., recently and crroueousy reported dead has
arrived here In good health.
Tho United states frgss Sabine took the place Of tho
Young Rover tbiJ morning as gusrdship 10 Hampton
Roads.
The United States hospital steamer Ben DO Ford arrv
cd from up the James river this afternoon with patients
from ths various army hospitals.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

BuFYALo. Oct. 30, 1854
Tho funeral or Brgadier General Bdwen who was
killed Shsrdans recent victory. took place TO day
Tho strccs hronecd with people Tho funeral sevioes
were held st. Pauls. The remains inferred Al
Forrest Lawn Cemetery, with appropriate ceremoniss
escorted by large body OF military and by tho Masoos
fraternity
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
Tho Erie Railroad AFFAIR.

Being absent from New York Thursday and Friday
OF last week. and happening unfortunately 70 return on
tho same train with the parties who were arrested IN
Jersey City for their disgraccfu conduct 70 indhcrim
nstey robbing the passengers take the opportunity
OF thus publicly dsnouncing their conduct and dscam
ing all connection with them and we wish also 70 stae
that upon having hearing In the morning wc wore
imm ediately discharged without ball u any kind
wM. CAMPBELL. Is Canal street.,
FRANK REILLY, So Orchard street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Arrival OF .sho TaiIapoosa at Portland.
Po.rrASp Me-, DOT 30, 1854.
The United States steamer raapoosa arrived hers to-
day from cruise. and sailed for Hampton Roads.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Arrival OF . Prise at Roston.
BosroN, 0cL 80, 1854
4 British Prise steamer y N Ne baTA coming W.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

TINS 0rxRA-Ths Ia thcaast week o, ths fall season OF
the opcra. To nignt Trovaiore wiIl DO given, with
Carozzi-zucchi and MassimianL On wednesday Don
Giovanni, and on Friday Mrs. jennie Van andt makes
her debut Msretzsk Is determined 70 have brilliant
close to q very successful season
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Bntcbeior's Hair Dye ne Beet in the
world Harmless reliable, The only perfe
dye Sold By all druggists. Factory 81 Barclay sresi
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Highest Premt um Lock stitch Sc cwfn9
MschiueA WHEELER 4 WILSON, cas- Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, PreservntIvs
and zig Depot, wholesale AMI retail No. As.or Housa
The dye applied by skiltu artists.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Jeweiry and Watches OF sii Dcsor,p-
tlons for sale by 0BO g. ALLBN ais Breadws door
below Canal ssIset, formerly n WAll su,el
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

For the Hair and Skin-Bnrry's Trf-
eopherous The best asd Artiola SID b. drug
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

pu... psiss.-Dr. wssner's Pile sup
ro.,oy certain cure for Bleeding OF Itching Pnsa
sat Y,r Nav FORK i0< Borery.