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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

does any Sac desire TO take her destiny 10 her oWn
hand thai she may make terms with her oppressor,
whiei Der C1afsderates cannot make ana leave them
t. prosecute the struggle for Liberty without her?
bleli down at such time would inf ct blot ard
gma upon such State I'll the waters of the ocean
could never tf4cs. have no doubt ous adroit enemy
would gladly acknowledge the independence of any
ale that would thus Withdraw from the contest. It
would greatly assist him to crush the remainder while
he would exut the humility and disgrace he had
Inflicted upon X, and then turn upon and crush it.
rejoice to believe that such utopan scheme for peace
making finds bu, few advocates If any, among you
Alabama has RENTED her destiny with her lister States
and she win stand or fall with them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

CoEFIDKNoE OF OUR LEADERs.-A note from Virginia
informs the Oolumbia South CsrOlnian that president
Davis never looked more satisfied, Mr.. Seddcn never
less grim, Mr.. MsmmiUgsr more complacent Mr..
Benjamin was never more composed Mr.. Mallory never
less unhappy, GeR. Lee marc calm, Longstreet
never more jubilant, the remainder of our great men
generally appeared mere hopeful thsa they do at
the present moment Either some good news has
arrived or is a. hand Gen. Grant il said 10 be the
worst scared man who ever commanded Federal army,
and what s better than ell We know the enemys pans
from Alpha to Omega"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

TYPoGRAPHIoLL MILITARY CoMPASY.-The employees
of the different city newspapers yesterday, organ zed
into company for local defence, and were at once at
tached to the lst Regiment Va Reserved Forces,
sstng OF the Fire Brigade, the City Police and other
city organizations. Mr.. Ed. Orump, Of the Sentinel
tface vas elected Captain; Mr.. John Pzzini, OF the
Wing, lst Lieutenant The company was equppedand
armed with Minnie muskets at the Safe armory, and
when on parade the Square presented most crcdita-
bic appea:Sncs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

ANOTHER YANKsE TUNNiL-ArrlMP: KID ESCAPE AND
FAILURk--The Yankee prisoners in the Counba Jail
make uDproitabe u,e CT Their time For several days
they have been engaged in digging tunnel, which
completed and ready for yesterday. T1e work
suspected by the chiul qua dans in The prison,
but oily discovered Last nightb Lieut. Rchbourg, who
Immediately posted double of seitioels neir the
ori6ce OF the uane with Instructions shoe: the first
nan who made his appearance. The guards had not
Lang TO wait. little after O'Clock, enc of the
Yankees made his appaarance-f'st heal, then
pic OF shoulders, aad finally, the wholi body
seallhily attempting TO creep away in the darkness
True 10 his insIuctons, the sentins fred and the
bal taking Iot III tsred the kn,e Of the Yankee and
brought him TO tbs gr0uld. No other effort made
by those behind to follow, and very well planned
mode Of escape was thus promptly frustrated. Much
credit is due Lieut. Rchbourg and his brother officers
and men for the shrewd less and energy with which
they npptd the al in the bud, and for the whole
example they have given OF the dangers of attemp
ting TO escaps from their surveauoe- Columbia Car
oliaidn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

THE9AxGKR OF CAENoSADE.-The bloodlessness 4
a cannonade was shown on the North Carolina coast a
few weeks since, when the blockade Lucy got
aground The authorities at tho for. promptly sent down
guns to protect her. A letter Gays:
Preparations were at once made by the and the
solcsrs from tho fort 20 bale and holt the Lucy which
had been purpOsey filled with water to prevent the
my from towing her eff In the OF the forenoon
seven vessels advanced 10 attack the Lucy feeling their
way by the leaj and forming in line Of bat lie. From
five o'clock until dark they continued to rain hot aud
shell at the unsrmed and strand sd little bockadsrua-
ner. The greater proportion OF the crew OF the Lucy
declined esve her, thereby displaying sound dsce-
ton az not single shot struck he- For an hour and
halt this f4rccd and la mless discsayge of shot and
shell continued and repeatedly replied to by the
coil tsrs of the Lucy with roundupon round olaugher
While the balls were whising read and tearing up
the beach he aogs board the Lucy conf rtaby
enjoying heir tea aad such OF them were shore
had much amusements in running after the spsn: shot
on the beach
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

DEATH OF Col. JOHN Thomson BRowE Amidst
the hustle which has kept this city astir for the last
three days tim has bsen found for melancholy Lee
ton upon be death Of this young and gallant officer,
aud for warm sympathy for his g,isf stricken and wi
dowed mother. This young Ttyr to the cause Of lib
cry was born aud reared in, Petersburg aud was the
of John Thompson Brown, who, although taken
hence before ha bad attained the period Of middle age,
had won for himiel by exalted talsnt, by accumulated
treasures OF knowledge, and character without Ie-
prosch reputation which few Of his age ever at
tanned in Virginia. fruitful the old onWeath has
been Of maa Of marx. The young martyr, whose fa'l
We lsmspt nov, a verify of such sire as be
was blessed WITH aud borne down she nov is By the
euest anguish bis smten mother must fad great con-
solution in The rlecon that her boy died in the de-
fence Of Which, had his hOnored father lived,
would have been consecrated In bis hig affection.
Far above this, this stricken has conso-
lation VIII ca nd h'r give nor take away-the
comforts holy and religious faith in the Providence
and marcy OF the Saviour, of whom sue las been so
long humtls and faithful icllOwer.-Pet. Reg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
SECOND CoHGRESS-MRST SESSION


- - SENATE. ss--
"WEDNESDAY, May IL. 1864.
The Senate met at the usual hour and proceeded to
business. Mr. WIGFALL introduced two bills. which
were referred to the military committee one ID repeal
the law allowing Ell # and clerical fOcs to the general
who might be assigned by the President IS command
ing general at Richmond and the other to furnish two
rations to the officers of the army Of and below the
rank of colonel The unfinished business, Mr. WIeFALLs
resolutions taken up and laid on the table. TIE
resolutions relative to adjournment and the amendment
thereto of the judiciary committee transferred to
the secret endar and the Senate thereupon went n
to secret session. A, o'clock, P n the doors being
opened, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

ed the rain last evening, tho stseple of st. Johns
Church was blown down and fell in easterly direc-
ton, smashing 4 number Of tombStones. The bsck
porch of Mr. Hggon's house, in the neghbOrhood
was blown away, and, say, lodged on the top Of
the house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

TIE WEATHER.-DuriDg the greater part Of yester-
day the weather hot, dry aud very windy Clouds
of dust filed the air and penetrated the eyes and noses
of all miltiamon who abroad. But about six
o'clock visited by mos! Welcome and refresh.
irg shower which laid the DUST washed the sreet,
and maze the trees and grass assume liveler tint Of
green
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
ERnM NORTH GEORaIA.


ATLANTA, May l0.-The com unication with Dalton
interrupted last night by ths presence of the enemy
near Resaca. We have no press report.
private telegram from member of McNair's bat
terry, says that they reached Rssacs in ms for the
fight. Nobody ia the battery hurt
The telegraph line is now working to Dalton.
sroosD DKsPATcH
ATLANTA, May l0.-A telegram rom Hood TO the
Superintendent of the Western Atlantic Road, says:
"The road il all clear, send trains as usual"
The affair at Rssacl was plan Of Gsn. Johnston's
to catch the enemy. Snsad Gap wa, left open, troops
sent to the OF il and every thing prepared meet
him in front It /, not ye. known whether the themy
is bagged.
ANOTHER DEsPATCH.]
sSsDALroE May lO.-The enemy Gu. the railroad below
this point and Resaca. yesterday evening. Grigsby's
brigade fought them driving them for four miles, they
making stubborn resistance. The enemy's force Is
timatei at 10000, composed CT infantry cavalry and
artillery. Wheeler had sharp engagement with their
cavalry on the Cleveland road yesterday afternoon,
driving them aud capturing 80 prisoners, including Col
Lagrange, commanding brigade, aud ten commissioned
officers The enemy moved last night 10 the direction
of Resaca with majority of their forces. Our troocs
are in Ane spirts.
The Yankees circulated handbls through their com
mand yesterday stating that Grant had Jed Lee and
was mIching on Richmond.
The prospects are very bright and no fears are felt
for the result.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

sLIeHr MIsrGKE-A member Of Carsy's Brigade,
stationed below The Bluff" informs "a that two par
ties of Yankees fred into each other yesterday evening"
each mistaking the other for oOnlederAtes. number
we're fOrtunatSJ killed before the mistake was DIS
covered.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

Rail Road are now running six m les beyond RedsVile,
leaving gap Of only eight miles. It is aad
the trains will run through to Greensboro by the frat Of
June.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

RoBBERY.-On Tuesday night the grocery store of
Robert Smith, on Brooke Avenue, broken into and
robbed of sugar, coffee, &C., of the value of six
thousand dollars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT TIE C0NFEDERA0Y.
QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BURKAU,
Coh 4
Richmond. Fec 20. 1854.


THE friends and relatives Of soldiers in the
l. Army Northern Virginia hereby notified that
has this day eectsd with the Southern Express
Company all packages Of food and wearing apparel
Richmond, vs..
To the advantages thus obtained through the Express
Company, the following instructions must be Observed
Packages must cot contain tzn hundred pounds be
well secured and plainly Marked and at the Of the
shipper to either OF the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located as follows:
In North Carolina At Raleigh In South carons at Columbia
In Georgia, at Augusta In Alabama Montgomery any
point at which Of these Associations oce
The Agents OF these Associations will there take charge then
and ship daily BY Southern Express Company 10 the proper
Agents the respective States a Richmond who will then
distributed 10 the proper individual owners.
To meet the Of the soldiers and 10 give them certain
and speedy communication with home the Southern Express
Company has agreed 70 give this freight preferences every
thing else In order that obstacle the
laudabe enterprise the sever railroad companies
hereby requested TO render the Express Company such face
will enable 10 make this arrangement complete
As the Southern Express Company all responsibility
the ansporton Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested 10 withdraw their who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers. the Relief Associations will establish
agencies In the other armies they may enjoy the
privileges hereby secured 10 the Army Of Northern Virginia.
y. w. 6IM6,
Lieut.. Col and Quarternsstsr.
Approved
A. T. LAWToE,
QuarermaSter General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

POLICE MATTERS The city was very free from dis
turbauco disorder yesterday. and no civil arrests
were made, except Of two negroes, who are charged
with robblDg Mr.. Ro Smiths store, on the previous
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
Ell f. e. r A p HI @
Reports OF she Pres. Assoeiasioa.

Entered according TO sc Of Congress In the year 1865 BY B.
rHRAsHKR IN the UerKb once Of the District Court Of the Oon-
Tolerate ftsteS for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
Qaar,ermaster @ sneral.
oTKrcE SOUTHERN EXPRESS ooMp'Y

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS OoMP'Y,l
Augusta, Ga, Feb. 20, 1861
The Southern Express Company hereby no
ty the friends aud relatives OF soldiers in the Army Moth
Virginia and elsewhere thar they prepared carry
announced In the above card and that they
will do all In their power 10 fuhll It's requirements
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Aetlng President
fe2-d8m Southern Express Company
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
MARRIED..

At st. JONAS Church, Winnsboro, Tuesday evening"
April 26h the Rev J. T. Hdchlson Mr. ROBERT NJ DuB0Ss,
Of Fairfield tc Mss MINNIE Pr daughter Of the Hen
WIN. W. Boyee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

,Col. r. E Withers has been Elected Cashier of the
Bank of Virginia. I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Capt. Welsh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY co,
RIcHMoED, April 23rd, 1864
THE BOOKS of this Company are open at
II the oompanys office here and the following places,
viz once OF John R. Mcdaniel Lynchburg; d. B. Dugger,
Thos Branch Sons, and Hinton Dunn Petersburg; Nc
Gay, Augusta; Duncan Johnston Savannah J. w.
can, Atlanta, Cal James NJ. Muldon, Mobile Ala.
sHARB-N $780, Payments In dollar notes received uatl
further notice SAMUEL J. HARRISON
ap2S-l0t President
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
DIED.

At Brsmo, Tuyanna county Va Wednesday, the Of
May 1854, Mr.. orWAY B. BARRAUD, OF Norfolk, Va.
Enquirer please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

SEOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
Il Cabinet Champagne warranted genuine
Old Madeira Wine
French Brandy
Very Superior Old Blackberry Brandy-a pleasant
and sure remedy for diArrh0l and dyssntery
Lonlon Porter
Seotcl Ale &C., &c.
For sale by L. VERIFY
Grocer and Dealer In Fine Wines, Liquors, &C.
ap96-eOdSt' No. s, l9th st., bet Main and Gary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
PATENT SORGHUM OR SUGAR CANE
CRUSHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and moassss eonpes rely home production One
cultivated in Sorghum will yield sufficient moasses
for consumption ordinary farm
Prepare land and plant seed esysecure good
Cusher, and make molasse the sorghun
mat1res
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from the coniede
States for and improved Sorghum Sugar
Cusher In the rspdity with which juice pressed
staksn the saving Of the juice COWS In the
labor required TO the machnein sim pcy OF
tOn and the with which kept good running order
II much superior 10 the machines heretofore used.
FOR sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHr5..
For and particulars ad treas subscriber BsIve
Post Office POThstan County, JOHN BOOKER Esq who
has model, Al the once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
ap1-d2i& THOMAS o. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

A YOUNG MAN, who has attended one
course 81 Medical Lectures andis exempt military
service desires situation In an Apothecssy Store
ap2-4ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY
AT THx
OIL d COLUMBIAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
II isgd upon extensive PLAN and gesty
tribute is hoped 10 the convenience comfort and relief OF
Virginia troops.
Ia connection with It Is conducted
a Distribution Of army Supplies
by which al contributions Of food clothing hospital supplies
for Virginia soldiers tHcer consigned the
Agent received and awarded 10 the
parties. Also,
n Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
ALSO,
WAYSlDE INN,
At which all INDECENT soldrss officers the Virgins
troops when passing through Richmond urcugh leave
furnished with odgOg and suoh subsistence sccommoda
tons as the Agent may be able to provide
9. BUF0RD,
apis -e2E Virginia Army Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is TO give notice thltI shall apply the OH cult
Court Of enrco in the State Of Virginia. hs 9th cay May
1884 pay the proceeds OF cersin
odngo my wards who reside In Nor 0lroRa which
real estate sold under decree OF raid in the suit Of
"oogh guardian Wade &c therein dep .nd.ng having
qualified gwen bond according lag, In The county
New Hanover, IN the State OF North Carolina.
WILLIAM E. MAYO,
apT-W4E Guardian OF Mary Wade add Harriet Wade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
NOTICE.

DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to
III jail OF tn. City Ricbmond a runaway, lst
day OF October 1885, BY the OF ISAIAH
hsd when committed grey Jacket snd black pan about
is years cid, feet inches high snd gingerbread
color, he belongs t. William Sye, OF A1gusts Georgia.
His requested forward property and pay
charges, or he will be sold according . ls-. .
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
April 25th 1864 Gov eergeant City X ehmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

NOTICE TO RAILROAD, TURNPIKE,
1V TOLL BRIDGE, CANAL OR NAVIGATION COMPANIES
OF THE STATE or VIRGINIA.
An to authorize tie board of public cOrks to increase
he rates Of toll 10 be charged 6y railroad and other
companies declaring duties and liabilities Of
rdirOdd, esDress and other companies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

M ANTED-At PAGES Wooden Mill, Dan
w vile, Va, or GOOD wRAvERs. None but good neet
apply will pay 4Oc per yard double width furnish pro
visions al low price Apply at once
ap23-2w JBPAoR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

THE ANN GAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS ofthe Richmond, fredericksburg and Potornsc
Railroad Company will be held office CT the company on
J. B. wINsToN,
my9-law3w treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12
OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY co !.

mha4cst CLERK H. Of D. and Keeper s Of he RS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

30 whatever form dlsea ATTACKS ths liver 1t Is
rppsfisd ard sxsernIAased b. che sesseAlHg. pain-
lass and iTsaisflbae curativsasss Bilious resnfs-
tents, bilious psFging and all the ordinary asor
deFa Of the organ, iadicsted BY pals ia iAs rigAi
aide sAd estwseH the shoulders, yeiiowness ~ the
whites es the syeS weakness xua debility, &c, are
rellsvea ass rsasrea By me remeay, wita eeisrf-
Is which assoaishss ths suEsssTs and sAsiF arisads.
Let the sick, whom the facuity have ahsadoasd,
sssest with eouad~ncs to hhis powerful anti-biii-
oes sxaat, ans restoration 70 eesish ad activity
viii be "a uAgsrying gesalt. ~ IS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
4 liaaa
!. l..ia|l
CAS- y geFsp IN
fIIi!l'
~ og GOOD oHKEaa rnE arsxlse xas
IS SAVED 81 xHs Uss OF q
elgIHEITl
rae Aisiory Of tAsse gEsal aeynadies IL tbe most
wpHd@tul medical revelation ihat ths world
has svw known. II establishes the aH
iapsHsaat fass that ssAeveesg, and In
wAaiFrsr eAsYs iatsFnsA aiassss
exists ths disintectlngs ssarrh-
ins ana healing properties
O. ct ne Pins are faliy
equal 10 iia sablees s. ss
tlon and euEs .
that witA the
I othsmsat, --*s
/ aE* tkBy
| are srsEss s
Tas@ Great Ambassadors OF
Health GO alH sEankEmae
ThAs 10 not AistoEy written ID eas maa, az ssen
dsFivsa froEa tie e1psrisncsaf enc aatlsn, Ii
cuusiHtz eflz campiiAtisa al testimoniala areaa
the sidk ss every esuasry-4Ah uairapsaehaala
Escpss1. ths nEs Of wAiea aas nsvss aesa aaaass
In taYag Of aay aisSssszy o. iavsaeIea slsrs lime
J bsgAa.
Tas@ Great Ambassador OF
Health GO alH Mankind
These Mighty MeaaeRss world
An0svn and W0Ead Tried
are Seem to the SsCkg

The want Of sterling medicinal 10 meet Ehs Ills
and necessities 81 the saEsria psgsiea Of hHuaaui
u. ana eos eatiraiy tres ssam mimsgal aa4 other
aslterieus Particles severely felt ti,l kais all
powerful SasdseIns was ushered into the werhi ]
Hps.GowATsS EEvAEuABIG PILLS have be-
eoma the AosassoAa Ready 81 all n4lioas. Thrir
attribats 10 te prsusat as vail az to ears Lazy al
tack he AADIx or ROoT Of the complaint aud
taas b. removing ths Aidden esHse OF disease,
t1vsgezats and RESTORE ere dseepins energies Of
ihs systPzz assisting nature in AeF taak as saal
and fsaesSoserE FefovmStsem.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
HELMROLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.


! 1 a-
C0APouAD FLUID EXTRACT BUClIp. aFeSl-
deE. gsdnsta, Gravel. aad Drepsieal sweilsags- 81
Tha Malirfne ease the pawsr 1T nl&esfiea,
sMd exuiEs The Ahspfhsesa into healthy sessaas ~
whicA the Water or CAAcaFsens dspsstflonss sad
all Unnatural E1aaxsea&nSs afs Fsa wsed Is wen -
an Kaaammation.
10 ---ssss5s~~--.
KxaRwS zaR@Sm EXTRACT III WGSz xxss
E' 4.
D FOR Weakness ARISING lreza Exeezssss H@bfa 81
via the followaas ssmpasms
.sg . = szafsa e,, a,s Il n ].
Weak Nerves, Tstsaliias.
Hafrpr OF Disease, wAkbfallness,
nssaasss a sisioa. Pain inaAp oaak,
uaavsrsaI Iassitaae Of The Easseaiar szsss,a
Dsyaess q ne sRin, Erspuaa on tAs f4se.
mess sy.as.sss.. i slIassa : = a. xA4sl sAs
50 lmssssAey. Fsfsrssy gpapue Fik,
-. - -, y,..3.r,t So u-rtr. ..# 4
- 49, - tat tev - 81 re- asy tssw
I'd ~ saoss "Draaassl nassassa /"
ssAsLfa = ~ se'a ''. : rtil 2.
Many ass saTASs q tie eaase 81 faeiE 7Eassifssf
sss nazas svsA .roafess fhs Records ef tAs mSa~s
&ss1Ha'a.
- - - = : g~ssa ~ 90 aTTSrg9ssI tt
7as r,gasgltwstsss oaes sBsessd sastA awssAzsr
x. tsa ia AZ III a&sefa M "a
u - rissress ne svesera. TrTT77
WAseA HEL.aBoIAs's EXTRACT BueHu s@sss1-
Seay Sess. ls..s
1A@a 20 vs.. - - = .~'''a' :"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

- - = a great aaas people d TIE present
!. slay sAiak core VI cbt@taing publicity
and Populafi<y, thsA say otAss ems thing
sea sksy soal& pesssklsl halpasss@ed Of. Bat,
!. :, Z. s saxioaa = tbsJ may BE- - acquire ihe
Sc vain gsssy Of shs popaiar voice, nome y \
81 en- sacoesasd 20 - great "a extent ~ VIZ
=. sss !. sha4 vasidssssswasa remsay knawn as
.sass saos's goagb Rshasn. There = scarcely
sssl1s o fsmiiy u shs lani bus WHIT eonsidss q
= g. ssfpiy al lkis arssslsss assssssEy to tho
sea- !. Apasahala is shsis aoar on presisions.
Z Expsrienee has taught the people THAI no
osher~mesyhas sssx sssn put before
the pSblla Chs. viii cure coughs, colds,
.Tessep aSssss4rdas, s1 q II faes III thsoss
Asaa lang eomplaaass, "a quickly and =
.ysy ssasssaAlly las Ose,s Ooagh Baisam. Ia
2 = g =, shs KAAsesa ssalea, WHARF il has been
-s. ssag known and sssfad, Il i considered
ia ~ sss possxslisblsessga rssaes@aant,
and no oas, either rieh Or peora lhiak of
'. "a ssips sish0aa Il. va saail . ggesf b
alI oar readers the necessity Of keeping
en- hand an ssAisaa Of this kind fer lsame
date ssay - epsss Aas A0e. per bottle,
and . sold Al all our drug stores, and 10
- 8 ma easspsss md beat seasay u. Ehe
world. Dec. l5-lm
ANns aDrEEsoE Al ] PEo ~ ~ ron sALE'
Th@ suasasissa sssess fsg sale Is acres Of iaaa
A sMs Fams lss&&zx Esszn Cpanaxi EauHs "a uzsAha.-
10 asyaaas gss& kssxnAn& iane kiEaAex AID pFasxxs
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