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a Card to the Suffering.

GWALLOW two or three hogsheads
- of 'sBuchu," s'Topic Bitters," ''Sarsapa-
rilla," 'sser-ous Antidsee," &C., L.. ara at-
ter you are satisfied with the result, then try
one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCllAN'S ENG
LISn SPECIFIC PILLS--and be restored to
health and vigor in less than thirty days,-
They are purely vegetable, pleasant TO take.
prompt ahd salutary in their effects on the bro
xen-down and shattered constitution. Old
and young can take them with advantage
Imported and sold in the United States only by
JAS. 5. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, ". Y!
re- Agent for United States.
p. S..@A Box of the Pills, securely packed,
will he mailed to any address on receipt of IKE
price, which is ONE DOLLAR, post paid
money refunded by Agent if entire satisfaction
is not given. iysl-3Ti.
no YOU WISH ~ BE CUREDl
l. Dir. BtCnAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC
PILLS cure in less than 30 days, the worst
cases Of NERVOUSNESS, Inpotthoy, Prehia;
tdre Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and
all Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Affections, no
matter from what cause produced. Price, One
Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, by mail, on
receipt of an order. One Box will perfect the
cure in most cases.. Address
JAMES s. BUTLER,
Gen. Agent, 42T broadway n. Z.
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A CorpERHrAb PAPER SuprnEssD. -
Major General lew Wallace has issued
an order sappressiifg the PUBLICATION of
TIE baltimore Past. rabid copperhead
sheet published in Baltimore City. Gen.
Wallace says in his order that he stopped
the publication of the paper to save the
Office from destruction at the hands of the
citizens who threatened to destroy it in
Gaze It was f.dt suppressed lie also says
that the order will not be revoked, Go
it General Wallace, the loyal State of
Maryland is not fit Place for the publ
cation oF C1ppcrheud newspapers.
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Armagh, Alexander
Bowers, Mary I Miss
Brihtiier, Martha Niss
Bruce alints Miss
Boor. Maggie Miss
bradshaw, Silas 2
Boore; WA.
Buchanan. VIM II 2
Bird, David
Ben der, Isaac
Baily, lessee
Brown, & N
Cooper, Nary Miss
Caldwell, Samuel
Cooer, Elizabeth Miss
Gates, Isaac I
Carroll, james c
CLARK, job
Dunlapi Betty Miss
Drake Admiral
Dively; J.hn
Ennis Katy Miss
noch, ! G
falldn, Weslty
Glen, Elias j
llafer, Levi
Hoover, Jacob l.
Hast, July Miss
Hollxman, 5 y
Hir5ack, John
Hammond, Geo ~
i ii!l Na'y ass
HoSe Samuel nm
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SALARIES OF PosFMAsTERs. Pursuant
to the requirements of the act Of Con-
gress, approval July /, 1884, to estab-
lishcd salaries for postmasters, &c, the
Post'maste, General fcwdays since Or
dercd, among others. the following
Washington, D. c., $1,000, Baltimore,
1000; Wilmington Del. g., 200 Del
aware City, 1890; Carlisle, Pa, g.
800; Chambersburg, 81, 800 Chester,
Pa, 81, 100; Harrisburg Pa, s., 100
York, Pa, g., POO; Lancaster, Pa,
81 800 Wiliamsport, $4,000; Colum.
BIZ, Pa 1880; Gettysburg, q, 900
Bedford, 81 900.
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Lloyd, Charles
Lewis, Sarah Miss
Murphy, William
Marry, VIM
Martin, Walter
Mcclellan, Wesley ,
Munnilsnyson, Win s.
McCann, Eeiy Miss
Mcfarland, George :
Ientz; Henry
Manicl. John j 2
y q, Thomas w
Puy, Thomas
Payne. Thomas .
Price, VIM .
Piper, Watson J
pickcl, David Il
Pescy, Henry o
Powell, Henry 7
Price, James II f.
Rice, Mary c. Miss
RiEg, Wnl. 7
Rciaccl, Annie ! iss
I Robertson, Fmis
l'oge,s, Eliz. Mrs
RanahAn, John
Robson, joseph "
Riley, John
Shepperd, Francis
Stsuhen. Arthur
&wangcr, o
Shannon, Michael
| smith, " Mrs
Sovter, Susan
ShHtler. W II
Tag Tor, Elisa Mrs
Tesk,r, Kitty Ms
Primer Dscio MISC
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Under the new Constitution, there will
be general elections in this State on the
second Monday Of November, in every
year, but the elections for national aud
State officers, will net occur in the same
year as those for local and county officers,
For instance, the election in 1854, will
be for President Of the United States,
Members of Congress, Governor, Lieut.,
Governor, Comptroller, &c, while in
1865, the election win be for County
Commissioners, Sherifs. &c.
The vote on the adoption of this Con-
stitution will be taken on the twelfth and
thirteenth days of October, between the
hours of eight o'clock A. NJ. and five
o clock p. NJ, and the Judges Of Elec-
tion will receive the votes only of such
electors as are qualified according to the
provisions of this Constitution. No
person refusing to take the oath or afiir-
nation prescribed herein, shall be per-
mit.ed TO vote, but the Judges shall ad-
minister the said oath to esery person Of
fering to vote, and in making their re-
turns to The Governor, they must certify
that every person who has voted has
taken the oath or affirmation. The Gov
ernor is required to exclude from count,
.hs-votes of any City or County, the rel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXRnnrIpR nnn.nr..n...n

!, Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr., Sesrgtarv NJ
State Of Delaware do hereby certify that tbefore-
going is correct copy of an Act Of the General
Assembly entitled, "An Act further to protect
the free exercise of the Election Franchise"
pHAsed at Dover, October %, 1864.
- In testimony whereof, have hcreunto
(L.s set my hand and seal OF Office at Dover
this Fourth day of November, A. D.
(~-' eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26
Secretary and TroAsurer-RoBnKT AoCABp, NJ ID.
DIR ECVnRG.
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important 10 LVs Insurrs Facts Us. Fiction.

PERSON aged 50 ean insnp5a6 900 on his Life In the
n NRw RNoLAsD MuECAL Liza IEauRANcR CoAPANr by
paying S72 81 In oasi- aud note inr same amount
In alt edSh cuHlDnnies S1b would only insure $1,000.
The Note plan adds 5000 at The Cash plan adds
only 81 500 10 " yedys.
In the Note Company the dividends are applied to can
ceiling the Notes thus reducing the amount both pr
In the event OF DEATH the heirs OF the Insured under
the note system would receive $6OO less the notes un
paid. In the Cash Company only $4,000 would bs paid
10 the heirs of the deceased.
person aged al insured 10 the Nrw EkotASD
MUTUAL ior SbU0 paying annually fi4 10 in cash aud
note for the amount. About since lie
In the Oeh hegment r. ", and alter few months ser.
vice died After deducng unpaid notes his Nidnw ra.
eeitod aoout 1850 Ia Canh Company the wLuw would
have received only 65uO. One fact like this Is worth
thousand pamphlets got up to deceive the public.
promluent Market Street nier,hant remarked q few
days since thathe could make more than ten ps cent on
the amount lett him by the Company six per cent In
erest This wAE good common sense. THIS MADE
ny fhR NauhBD CANCELS THE RTHRRsr PAID TO
THe COMPANY. This important iaJt is entirely ignorei
by all cash Companies. The unfarness and detian OF
ueh eoursi are too apparent
The gre, sueees OF the Note CompaneH hiss prov oksl
the uajnst stack Of all Cdsh CompAnioa Anexamnatou
Of the two ystema will convince any candid man that tho
Nuie company mai es the largest provision his family
about hay the
The great object Of life Is rRRssNr nRsEpif
and not a remote contingency.
The necessary blanks viii be furninhed on application
W. D. STROUD, ID. D., Medical Examiner
At the ofiee daily, iiom II 10 o'clock,
HERkREHCEs
George II. Stuart. Bsq., james Graham. Eso..
Hon. WIN. A. Porter. Kew. j. B DAlss b B.
y D. comegyE Esq, Boyd a Stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling PrankA
Henry hlnnnA Julius Lee, Es1
D Rayner Goodwin, Il. D., WIN. Smith, Esq
Thomas B. Beck, Esq., Bakor Hopkins,
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
febl2-ly 425 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26
the FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware


(ORiulsAL Mill cRHBK, &e)
This Company continues to offer to the people Of Della
gAre Its superior advantages u Insurance against loss
by nrS all descriptions Of property, except Marine
riskH.
The InstutioH Ia commended BY over 20 years exper
In and attention to the subject ef Mutual Insurance
(bsng the INTRODUCES the principle into our sAts
BY reason Of whieh Is believed the Managers have
hsen enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties OF property to render the member
shp Amsns the most equitable in character OF the
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public.
1t takes credit to Itself that Its payments Of onses have
been prompt and bers that In % years business and
hing 100000, not single ease OF llga
uon has occurred aud scarcely one without entire nnis
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount sf It's risks II has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sAnds Of Dollars OF Insurance either requiring too
great an amount In single rlsk Offering unit OBJ
sets Of Insurance for the character Of the Inaltuton
In this mApner Ia conceived II has the safest and
most select List Of inauraneeu In proportion the amount
over s1 Millions 81 Dollars, OF any other Company
within reAsOnable range.
A. evidence of this 1t has uot only reduced the rate
insurance. at all times moderate ons-tiKt th daring the
As two years but 1t peaenta clear surplus
&46OO0, security agauRt any on the Deposit
hoes which sum by the resort 10 Scrip cerfeAss OF
ths balances dee 70 each member, being issued
be paving interest to them from January 1884, Al the
Aeoi per cent per Annum thus making still hrth6
II commenced the year 1902 with reai protection to
the community In Deposit Notes OF SabOOOO
Surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, s3OO,ODO
Iis the work Of the Farmers Of DeawAra Aad Is such
they ought to pAtronirs IT,
Preddeat-JRBsR sHARPB
BseretAry and rroAsurer-RoBHKr AoCABB, NJ. d.
DIRECTORS
Ell Wilson, Brandy wine HID; James DelaplAn Christi
ans Hd; James Webb, samuel Barr, E q. stotsenburg
and jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd.; Robert McCabe Mil
Creek Id+ John y. Williamson, White Clay Creek I'D
George JAnyter, New Caatle HID Curtis b. Ellsou Pen
cad q Hd.j John Q. CLARK, ked Lion Hd; WIN. Temple
Smyrna James II. Bninham St. Georges HI; Charlie,
T. Fleming, Peter F. Causey, Milford Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tuhnell, Georgetown.
AuENTs-As we'll for receiving applications fbr nHur
Anee as uusa OF members;
Ill Wilson, Brandywlne I'D; Robert MeCabe, Mil
Creek udi James DslaplAin, ChristAnA IId.; John y
NifnAmson, White Clay Greek Hi; Curtis Ii. Ellison
fdAder I'D Rcd Lion, St Georges and Appoq qulnminl
Hdndreds Joleph O. GEnlth, Smyrna; James Crippen
Nsw Castle HID; Charles \. Fleming, Milford Charlie
Tunnel, Georgeiown Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to th,
! ion.
SN ROBERT AocABg N. D.. sserstAry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26
STRAW WANTED.

WE are prepared 10 buV STRAW at all tlmea. vs,.n
W delivered Ia good order in bales at our Paper kA
on the Braudywine, about Eve mics above WRnqH1I
We VIII loan Presses to parties selling straw to u.s. %
Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
Liail, JRssIJP 4 MOOPE -
oet2t.w Phikdslphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26
NEW LIVERY sTARI.R.
Farms for Sale
IN
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA,
AND MARYLAND.

No. !. a farm OF ninety acres near Newark
No .. iarm IN Chrisiana Hund 3D. four nss fr,os
good buildings ' w
No. .. A aaTm in Cecil County Maryland, eontssa;n4
two hundred aud thirty acres.
no. - hrin IN Appoquinmink Hundred three allies
IRON Iowhsend Station, tha Deleare Railroad eon
tanning thre. hundred Hcr1s and two sets OF budIn,s
No .. = iurm containing one hundred and asventv -
9ns aset IN west Dover Hundred Kent County, bel.
IN tSo tracts and with two sets OF buildngs,
No. O. farm containing one huudred and tsTsntv-
even aeresi within siSmes OF Dover Kent CSunty .
Del. Half ia timber ''
40. :. iArn of ninety acres near Glasgow
NO. g. very fine iarm Of hundred and .avo
acres in Chester County, Pa, near ChA1d's Ford
no D. arni in bIandyWine Hundred, nys alies from
wilmington, containing 74h acres. Good buildings
70 acres. Good buildings
No y arm In CbrisiiNna Hundred, near csntrsyis.
containing 20 arrea.
l63 acres. N'A'''H'"e
above farms will be sold worry reasonable terms
anu at rodtrate prices. With tome, possession can b9
given immediately ~
For terms apply TO
W. McCAuLLEY 4 co.
COG Market street,
Innaa4s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26


From Jessie mtth, ESQ President OF the
mOrrly County Bank, MOrrI-tOwms
New Jersey.
Having used Or. WIsrARs BALsAH oR WILD cBRRRI
for about hfean years. and having realised Its beneficial
results in my family It affords great pleasure In
commanding II 10 the public as valuable remedy In
eases Of weak lungs colds coughs, &c and remedy
which consider TO bs entirely innueeut, aad may b
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate In health
From Hon. John Ie. smith, n DislinKuIsh-
cd LRnyer in Westminster, Md.
have on several occasions used Dr. wIsfARs BALAAN
or WILD CaRRRY for colds aud also with decided
benefit know uf no preparation that Is more ellraei.
ons or more deserving Of general use.
Tho Balsam has bean used with excellent effect by
j. " ElLiorr, Merchant Halls uross Roads, Nd.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine uuloSs signed ~ BUTTS on thO
wrapper
For sale by
y. =. DINsM0RE, No. 4sl broadway, New York.
B. w foWLE Co. Proprletors, Boston.
And by all Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-26

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Barns, sealds, cuts.s
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises, sptains.
Redsing's Russia 6alve
Cures Boils, Ulcers oAnesrs.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, RrydpelAs
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Mugworm, Corns, &s, &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BR WITHOUT IT.
only % Cents Boz
FOR SALE RI
J. 7, DtNsMORE, No. 4ei Broadway, New York
s. W fOwLE q CO, No. is fremont Street Boston
And by all Druggists aud Country storekeepers
ap.20y
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= - ~ . . = y y
QBeniEg scf Sati fge1 Tit Htba-
.sse pssiFg
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NO 100.

At thtsFcritical gjnueturs Col. Carroll
whose brigade had been sent for, came al
on the pike, from its position on the rig6
OF the pike, aud facing his command int
ltne charged the enemy, driving him bacl
in7a rout totthsiWoOds beyond ,Ihe road
inszhts sdispatcheslto oGen.E Meade, Gen.
Hahcock accredited Colonel Carroll With
Saving his own corps, aud perhaps the
whole army, from disaster.
Col Carroll is well known aud esteem.
ed as one of the most Trustworthy officers in
the Army ofthe. Potomac. He received a
Dali through the arm on the afternoon of
Thursday but neVerth eless refused to leave
bis command, aud still continues with n.
although suffering from his severe wound
lnsthis moment of fearful peril, Gen. J
a.. Hobart Ward, commAndiue the first
brigade of Gen. Birney's division, was also
consptcious for gallautry and presence OF
mind. Mounting caisson, his horse be.
ing lost, he ordered the driver TO drive
rapidly aiquarter of mile to the rear.
where, in the space of few minutes. he
had gathered nearly brigade of straR
glers, and was leading them on the double
9pick back TO the front.
PhespoWer of example, Is forcibiy Illus
trated oy this inciaent. Hundreds OF men
who moment before were perhaps thsr.
oughly demorali1ed, were the moment
after cheering enthusiastically on theis
way to the enemy. Thres rebel eolors
we're taken by Gen. Wards brigade. or
these the l4lst Pennsylvania capIuredtone.
and the 20th Iodiana the other Two.
A Sergeant, whose name am sorry to
say am not able to obtain at present, had,
a desperate hand to.haud conflict with the
Color Sergeant of rebel regiment. but
hnally succeeded in vabquishinR his an
,taganist aud securing the prize.
Brig. Gen. WsdsWorth, commanding a
division of the 9th Corps, was bot th rough
the head and Instantly killed while advan-
cling his command on Btrney's.
The loss of Gen. W4dsWorth is deeply
felt IN the army, where he had scores OF
friends and admirers. a5.I
General Getty received severe wound
through the shoulder 10 the moruinR.-I
Gen. Wheaton succeeded TO the command
of the division. In the death of Brig
Gen. Alex. Hayes On Thursday, the couny
try has sustained an irrepardble loss ~
Knowing nothing akin to fear, bis intre.
pidity 10 battle was never exceeded by any
hero. ancient or modern.l He died beneath
the Siarsian Stripes, and streaner at
tached, bearing the inscription, "My God
and my Country" sal -gls
LATER.--Lee is said to be reIreatiug. A
heavy skirmish line protects bin.
Our cavalry are harassiug his GEAR, and
preparations being made to pursue him.
y, ste as T. C. O.
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NO. ARTHUR, Agt.
Once No. 1 h'Lure House,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMP'Y
OF WHEELING, va.
CAPITALE-- @15o, ,ooo-


u
JOHN Reid, 7. p. shaIIerOss, Geo. K Wheat,
Gs9 MsSdel, O John zeocEler, Sam Mcclellan,
Il. G.N.fTsuEheim, jas. n. Yauce, Alex. Laughlin.
MS COMPANY having been duly organized, arc
prepared to take risks at fair rates on buildings
Of all kinds merchandise, manufacturing estabIsh-
Etut5, iurniture1 gteambOats and cargoes on the
F=Isrn rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of
Feis0ns for term of years. This Company offers
tuPenor inducements TO farmers, whereby they eau
tsinsuTed for three years reduced rates ThiRbe.
ing home institution, composed Of some ninety
E0ckhOlders, most Of whom are among eur best bu.
men, recommends itself to tho favorable con.
Hration Of the insuriug public, and sOlicIts their
patronage
Applications for insurance will be promptly at.
iende.i To by the Sccretary.
O1ico, No. McLure House, being the same for
moFly occupied b, Adams kxproas Company.
JOHN REID President. : = :
BAM'L MoCLELLAN, Vies-Rresident.
NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. once,
80. IL MeLurC House. being tho Office formerly
ooesp!0d by Adams sXpress Co npRny. april
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1fy0u do, use
HOofand's German Bitters
FFom J. NsaUtoA Brotvn, D. D., Editor oftks Eney
etopsdta Of RaligiouS KlotOl6dgS.

FFons J. NsOton BroiVn, d. D., Editor oftks Raey-
etopsdGd Of RsligiouS RnoaOlSdgS.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
paIonC Medicines in general through distrust OF
ther ingredients and effects, yet Know OF NO sum-
ciSat reason, why may Iestity 70 the bsnRt
h6 believes himself 70 have received from any simple
Preparations, the hopo that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the Denedt Of others.
1 do IhiS the more readily in regard to HOoaRnd's
German Bitters prepared By Dr.. @. ii. jackson, Of
this CIty, because was preiudicsd against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO my
friend RabPFt shoemaker, Esq., foF She removal Of
this prejudice by proper tesla and Tor encourage
meut to Try them, when suffering trOm great snd
long continued debility. The Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of tue present
year, followed by evident rsliei and ssIOratfOn
10 . degree OF bodily and mental VlgOT which had
not felt for aix months before aud had slmoat de-
SPARED OF regulating. theT">S" InF God and
my friend 70 y directing me TO tn use Of Lnem.
PhiladelpA S,JunO ss, lssi.
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otherwise would be lost
We call particular attention % the following re-
nations heroes whose life, his own language
'has been saved by the Birters." a
PauApRLPH1A, Aug. 2sd, 1852
MEsBRS. J0NES 4 kvAAs'-Wsll, gentlemen, your
HoOtand's 1oFmAn BitteTS has saved my life. There
is no mistake In this. ISVoached for by numbers
Of my comrades, seine OF whose names are appended.
and who were cogntEant OF all the circumstances Of
my case. am, and have been for the last four
years, member Of Sherman's celebrated battery
and under the immediate command Of Captain X.
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant upon my
arduous duties, was attacked in November last
Win nnenmAtlon OF the lungs, and was for seventy
two days In the hoaptal Thus followed by great
debiity, hOighIgne1 by an attack ef dysentery. 1
was then removed from the 6nite House, and sent
which landed on the 2Sth OF Jun, Since that time
have been about AS low AS any one could be and
.tiL retain spark OF vitality. Nor week or more
was scarcely able to swallow nything and if1 did
force m0rsel down, It was imneniateIy thrown up
again. $ 20
i could not even keep glass Of water on my
stomach. Life could NOT last under such eireuR
stances; and accordingly, the physicians, who have
bten working faithfully, though unsuecessfnlly, 70
rescue rOm the grasp Of the dread archer frank
ly told me theg eould do no moro Tor me- AndaV. Cd
me to BS0 clergyman, and to make such disposition
OF my limited funds As best suited me. An Hcqalnt-
Rnce who Waited At the hospital, hr. frederick
SteinbroWn Of sixth street, below Arch, advised me,
ai atorlOrn hope, 10 try your Bittors, ana kindly
procured nlS bottlo, Prom the tIn9 eOmmenoed
taking them the gloomy shadow Otdea4h lPeceded,
/ aud An now thank God for It, getting better.
gained tan POunds, and fsel sanguine OF being per
mittsd 70 retoln my wife and dang ghtets, from whom
tlemen, Lam Aloya NirEiniAn, IRON the vicinity Of
Front RoyRL 10 your InVAlnAble Bitters owe the
certainty OF life which has taken the place of vague
fears-IO our BiLters will owe the giorioas PEiyt
lege Ofagnin easpinE 70 my bOs1m those who are the
dearest . Y IN ni' very Lay fssiS SSlIii ai1oNE.
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ts- E6r ale b. Drugg "a aud Dealers gylIy Whelt
In he HnitSd States, aud hy al tho DruEiata ana
D6alorh II WhselilG. eetss1I
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ment, a. We had despalred Of seeing our eomrade
Mr.. Malone, restored 70 health.
JOHN GUDDLRBACK, lstNevtYork.
GikUK9E A. AOKLkY, Co. O, 1lth Maine.
LEWIS CEIEHADIkE, 93d New York.
E ]. X SPkNOE, lst ArtillsEy, Battery 2.
}. RAahM EEl4, %. B, ID VsrmoHt.
HENRY h JER0AB, 90 do
AkNRY 7. MACDONALD, Go. o, 9th Maine.
JOHN y. WARD, %. Z, 6th Maine.
HERMAN hUOH, Cos Il, I3d New York.
AATaANIELI b THOMAS %, y, 95th Penn.
ANnRHWsJ. .KIhRALLS %. A, 8d Vermont.
JOHH JkNRlNs, Oos b 106th Penn.
See that he signature Of sc. N. JACKSON" 4
tie WBAPPHR Of each bottla. es
BRWARB OF oROoUNTRR1KTTa.
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IeNTIRRLY VEGETABLflI

10 ALCOHOLIC PnEPARATTIoNs5
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NO. es1 ARCH STREET
FFtaelpal otie. ena Aaa4fsetOys
JONES 4 EYANS,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-12
IMPORTANT 10 SOLD!ERSI
Whose haYine Friends in tha ARMY

We call the attention Of all having relations or
frisLds in the army TO the fact that saOodAnds
ma Bitters" will cure nInstenths Of the diseases
Induced by exposure and prVAtiUns incident camp
life. In the lists, publBhed almost daily In the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the stck, It will be
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
TeaIilv cnTed bv HSanand'S CjermSn BitterS Ms.
resulting from disorders OF the digestive ORGANS
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation in
stating that thee Bittors were freely used among
soIdiSrs, hundreds Of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost
We call particular attention % the following re-
mAIkAbls and well authenticated of one OF the
naIioRs heroes; whose life, his own language,
'hAs been saved by the Bitters." =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-12

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