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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
CINCINNATI. Tuesday. Oct II, 1854.

An attack on u passenger train OF the Ken.
tucky Central Railroad made by - guerrilas mid
way between Paris Gni Lexington. Tie engine WAS
thrown from The track the were burned. 1900
we're taken from Adams Express Company. aid al the
rasscngora were robbed
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Sr JoHs y. f.. Iuesaay. uot. H. ia64.
We have had nothing but gales Of wind and
torrents Of rain lately. 1ae telegraph irc Is much
damaged Ia consequence.
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The Asiu for Europe.

BOSTON. Tuesdf!. OCT IT, IS4.
The mails per the steamship Asia, Tor Liver
poll vi, Halifax Will cO5e at q o'clock tomorrow
wednesday, morning. bat she vii hot sail until aoca.
= o'clOcA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

Mr. 4. b. Russell of Salem, Mass, has man.
sra,cd in chair who smukes cigar With al tho ease
II nu: pleasure. OF rational being Tho mans vjtas
made Of machinery, and bellows and Indiaiubber
pipes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

From SOUTHERN PRIsoys. -The Rev. Charles
Dixon Chaplain OF the l6,h ;aken p-isonera 90 Plymouth
y. e., rr.cnscd NJ Charleston. sept. % with two
chapairs surgeons and three ofheers on parole
He ha been IN several Southern prisons, az Anderson
Vile CO. at savannah and at Charleston. lie gives rs
many interesting ficts. ~ one time about 100 OFF,
Gers were confined IN n crowded siockGao AZ Macon.
Their atoms wcrr every five days ye PINS of very
coarse corn meal (hr cob ground with the com ote,
half pint Of pcaus half gin OF rice. table spoonful
OF salt and hi, of bacon about big as two fingers.
This vas better fare than the p.ivaS had.
The privates ~ Audersonve we're packed jOOOo ~
them on L. acres Of gIonnd OF which three were
swamp and could not be used They had barely roo;a
10 hn down. The mortality srighiilh. sometimes
o. high ~ 100 per day. Mr.. Dixon saw Major San--
ford o the 3h ana other officers q. the oil GAd the an
At Mncou. Thy arc al! ut Charleston Ihsv fare
better NJ Charleston than elsewhere. May p..atcs
have recently BEN sen. there and e. Savannah
The rebels all seem 10 think TINT Mcclellan !, 70 be
elected and thry rejoicing h tho pr'spoct That
seems TO bc now their main reliance Chaplain Dixon
says that nothing not y.~tofrs in the field. viii
have such u depressing. damaging effect on the ReDels
tho election Of Lincoln. How can any Union man.
ru,rr such circumstance for Mcclellan and Pen
dletont Hartford Comm Press. Oct. 1.
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The Dh;o Election.

rise OHso tsl"cttous
pBuADFLPHI,. Tuesday. Get H. 1854.
SOLDIERS VOTES.
The Ohio soldiers at the Chester Hospital
voted as follows: For the Uaion ticket 3d. .vr tic
ralnoorntie ticket. mona
CiycNNAT1. Tuesday. Oct. IL. 1894
Cincinnati gives 600 Union majority.
Cleveland seven Wards gives l.0i5 majority.
Sandulky 3 Democratic majority, Union gain Of
- on the eabcrnatoria election. no 1t is nt-JD
Hamilton Comfy gives CC0 Union majority.
Seven towns in Portage County, give l,l2l Union
majority.
Three towns IN Asstatala county. Five sis Union
rnjority.
Two towns In Cuyahoga county. give 100 Union
majority.
Hauiltoa county gives about 500 Union majority.
Egreson and Hayes Uno,) elected in Che ist and
ID districts.
c,rcNs.rI Tucqdsy. Oct. H. 1864.
Gen. scsenck. fr Congress in the Hid District les
about . Goa majority.
The Union uaiort. in the State on the home vote is
estimated 1T A, 90
Fifleen or sixteen Union Concrcss,ncl ore elected.
ONO STA rE OFFICERS.
ALL USIoNisrS
sac-etnrv ~ State northumberland william Smith
supreme Jadgc. NH tcrin...... -.-. ln..-r i,ey.
,.trre r-o Ir9 . lrn- rucancr- W I1m Nh!te.
supreme Judge short saFancy -----h. hi"'
,,tctnrv General ...............W W. p. Richardson
Corn.-c.,lc r..................n Moses X ETailoy.
|Com Ppb Works FIJI ......-......P. ler1ing
Com. Pub. Works. vocarcy....-....J. Moore.
Dist OHIO oNCRE>SADtS.
J.. Benz. FgCleftHn. Union gain.
II. X. q. HAYS, Union gain
III Robert &. Schenck. Union.
". WIN. Lawrence. Uni"D (prcbabl!) gain
W G. l. Blond Democrat.
VI X ". CLARK. Onion (probghly) gain
VI Saml. Sielaharror, Union gsiu.
VIII James r. Huhhc!, Union gain.
N Ralph y BuoaaLd Union (irobabir) gam
x .'Jar' -. Ashley. Union.
VI wells M Faichins. Dom. (prob)
Nj .sWm. T. Tiuck Dom.
XIII. Charles fole't. neln. tproh)
XIV Martin Welker Union gain.
XIV T. A. Planis Union prob gain.
XVI y. ". White. Dem. QEUb)
KYLE H. Fekcy, n. n.
XVIII. n p. Spauiling Union.
XIX. Jas a. Garfield Union.
members OF the pTcscns Congress.
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Defeat Of Conurcssman Cox.
4, The y. Y Tribune

!roCIsI TI7I ~ ~ ~ - ''''7'
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Tuesday, Oct. II. 1854.
Cox is beaten by st least one thousand on
Home vote. O.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS
Grand Uaion Victories
Pennsylvania Union on the Honie
Vote.
probable GAIN OF TWO CcNGRESSMEN.
OHIO UNION BY 10000.

Probable Gsin Of Ten Congressman
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INDIANA STATE OFFICERS.
ALL USIOEISTS.

UisL INDIANA CDNGNI..S M y.
I..'Wa. l.. hibihck, Dem.
II Michael &. Kerr Dem.
III Ralph Hill UGi0n (pf'b.) gain.
w. John II. Filluhar Union (prob.) gaia
VsGrO. w. Julian. Union gain.
VI 'Ebenczrr Damont Union gain
VII slj.nL ". voorhees,. Den. iprCD)
VII. 'G,-lloye s. Ouh. Union.
* Schuyler Colhnx, Union.
X Jo-cph n. Dc,rces, Union gain.
XII Gtoiaos =. StilToi'. Union gain.
Members OF the present CoDgfe.s,
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THE GREAT CONTEST.
FROM MISSOURI.

Cur Forces Fish,ias Price TrSns sud
Fsear-Rio says ne has Come 10 Stay
Esgas ut California ana Defeat oil Price
with 1CO killed aud wounded.
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Home vote,
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Ss'D Rf@NV - %hN"e
pHILApFLPHIA. Tuesday. Get II. 1854.
SOLDIERS VOTES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26

Homestead settlement has attached as aiorssRd eher
with the sections ana parts Of sections designated by odd
as aforesaid and approved aforesaid, shall be
held by the state OF wisconsin for the use and purpose
aoread fropded That the lands hereby granted shall
e exclusively applied In the construction Of that road
o and on account Of which such lands hereby gram
eu aud shall be disposed OF only the work progresses
.ls same shall be applied to no other purpose what
froyiled further That any and all lands heretofore
reserved to the United States or granted by any act Of
or In any ohe manner BY eowpeent authority
~ lne purpose OF aiding in any object OF internal I'M
royement for any other purpose whatsoever bo
the same herbF reserved and excluded from the op
erAton 81 this act except far as may be found
sy 70 locate the Of said road through such rstsry
ed lands, in which the right Of way only shall be
Sec. ?. And be ii further enacted That the said lands
hersby granted to the said State shall ba subject The
disposal OF the legislature thereof for the purposes aore
said and other aud the sad road shall be, and ie-
main public highway for the use Of the Government Of
the United sales free from tolls other charge upon the
incorporation Of any property troops, or mats Of the
Sec Aud be It f enacted That the lands harsbv
granted 10 said State shall be disposed only the fol-
lowing manner-tla Is to SAY when the aad governor
ssl uety the Secretary Of the Interior that any ten
me provisions Of this act and in accordance with the
fourth section Of this act stating definitely whore sai
eopetad section OF road aomeneaa and where II tsrmf
nates shall be the duty Of the said Secretary cause
patents 10 issue to said State for three sections Of land
or each mile Of road thus completed aforesad and 50
on until the whole Of said road is completed: Provided,
further That patent shall be given any Of the
aforesaid anda before the completion Of ten consecutive
made before the passage Of this act for any greater
quantity than thirty sectionsfor each ten miles compile
ted according TO the provisions OF this and II said
road not completed within five years no further sales
shall be made and the lands unsold shall revert to the
United states. ~ 2 IlH lllT n fFI lill 1IIlll
Fec. 4. And be it further enacted That said military
road shall be constructed under the direction Of such
agents commissioners the Governor Of said State
may appoint and whei 1t passes through mbered lands
shall be chopped ont uniform width Of at least sx rods
The road bed proper to be NOT less than frtywo feet
wide and construetd with ample bitches both sides
SO as to afford sufficient drains with good and substan
tal biges and proper euyerts snees where
sary. All sumps and roots 10 be thoroughly gruDbed
out bteween the bitches the entire length Of said
the central portion Of which TO be Hucenty raised to
afford dry road-bed by means Of drainage nom the
centre 10 the side dltches the hills 10 be eveled and
valleys raised to make easy grade practicable
Approved June 25, 1864, NOD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Sheriff 5s Sale.
apr 2Q-2m

BY virtue Of writ of LeyaIi Racas 20 me directed will
be posed Public SALE hs Hote Of Morris Dickin-
son. III the city Of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
aware on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF July, A. D.
1894 Al O'clock r. Ma the following described Real Rs-
tate viz :-A that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
with two three stored brick dwellings thereon erecttl
situate in the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded and
eserbed as follows 70 wit; Beginnng at the westerly
Aida of Locust street between Eighth and Ninth Streets
Al the distance of thirty fest from the soulherly side Of
Ninth street Franklin Wghts line thence westerly
thence sauthey parallel with Locust street thirty 10
take jacob RiceB line, thence Herewith eaFterly pa
rAa with Ninth street seYantyseyen feet to the said side
Of Locust street aud thence herewith northeFy thirty
feet the place Of beginning, containing twentythr
hundred and ten feet Of land less. Seized and
takAn in the property Of Sarah Baxter and to
be sold by LEWIS w. srlDHAM, Bhsrih.
sheriHs OHlce, New Castle, July s, 1864. jys-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
NEWARK ACADEM NY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, Principal
SESST0NS--1S63.

The buildings and grounds have been placed com
pete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience Of Hudonts
Rooms are furnished for the older boys In OoegeH of
private study free from the confusion and restraint "a
The Course ofInstructiOn Is thorough and practical,
designed to ht young for admission to best Co
Ing house.
BY thelberaty of the Board of Trustees the Academy
furnished with Library of 10000 volumes, and one OF
tue best collections of Ohemicq aud Philosophical appR
raus in the United Slaes-thus aIording facilities
hs1uring complete Scientific and Mathematical educa'
Hom lAr superior to most schools in our country. -
rhe best Teachers will be employed, and no lAppf
spared to secure the proper, moral mental and physical
framing OF the young entrusted to his care Terms
mousrate For circulars and information address,
EDWARD u. PORTER,
hpl Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Journal ana @tateantam
Tuesday Morning, July 90, 1854.


Going Out Of Town. iea
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
From the dust and heat
meau 10 beat
Without delay, glad retreat,
To some sweet scene,
All cool and green. ...f
Where natures thousand beauties meet
Awhile I'll be
From toling free,
Nor day book dull, nor ledger see;
But try each art
That can impart
Fresh joyousness 10 liberty
My horse shall go
My skill to show
In leaping fences, high or lows
Fish lines I'll take,
Which from the lake,
Or streams, will draw forth scores know.
And, lest the heat
Should quite defeat
These promised pleasures of my treat,
At Tower Hall
l mean to call,
For full wardrobe, cool and neat.
Our stock of fashionable clothing is still fu II
md complete, notwithstanding heavy sales. being
eplenished by large daily additions. We are
elling Summer stock at otd prices, much beiOw
resent cost Of same goods.
TOWER HALL,
516 MARKET Street.
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed al Ms First Session Of ,as Tairty-Eighth
Congress.
IPuBlio-No. 1901

GPuBLIo-No. 1901
AN ACT to amend the Of Congress making donations to
the settlers the public lands In Oregon, approved
September twsnty-sevBn eighteen hundred and hlty,
aud the acts amendatory thereto
Be ii eaacted bVfhe Senate and House Repl esentares
ofthe United Hdfes Of AHnerica Congress assembled
That IN all under the Of Congress approved Sep
tember twenty eighteen hundred aud nifty,
titled act to create the office of surveyor general Of
public lands in Oregon and 10 provideor the survey
and make donations settlers oil the said public lands
and the amsndatory and supplemental thee
to- in which the actual settlement may be shown to be
bona de, and the claim in all respects to be fully within
tina requirements of existing laws except to the failure
OF the party 10 file notice within the time fixed by statute
such ailure shall not work forfeiture when adverse
rights intervene before the ng Of the required notea
ton by the claimant. TApproyed, June %, 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
RurLIn-Nn Iofl

An ACT 70 amend entitled San act To aEtAbg ana
equalze the grade Of line officers of the United States
navy" approved July sixteen eighteen hundred and
sixty-two ins'4 i r 7'ss w
~ enacted blythe Sencfe and H1se Of epre,ta,fpe,
Q He United States Of America In CoHgress assembled
That the corps Of commanders IN the navy the United
States on the active list be temporarily increased so as TO
embrace all who had been appointed such prior to the
commencement Of the present session of Congress-
that construction OF the law which then prevailed in the
Navy Department: PROVIDED, That the number hereby
allowed shall not exceed ninety-one. And pTopided
further That no further appointment Of commAndert
shall be made the aetivA List till the number bv deaths
dismlssals designations, or otherwise shall be reduced
Sec. q And be IL further enaoed That all ps,ments
heretofore made to any officers in the navy captains
commanders, under the construction Of the law
toore prevailing in the Navy Department be, and the
same are hereby ratified and allowed and the proper
counting officers OF the treasury hereby authorised
end Instructed to allow the same IN the way 40
manner as Il there were no question the legality Of
said appointments. r
Approved, June IS, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Willow Woofi.

E attention of parties furnishing willow wood for our
use il called to the foow ng Ths wood
must be all young, branch wood not than four q
live growth straight clean mud free of hear ana y
peeled ust be thoroughly digested of bark For such
wood delivered the Mills the price Is 81 80 per cord
fresh cut with the bark on $500 per cord bark on
In this the lie delivered ut any time pfov
ded II Ia kept dry and free mildew No old khntly
or badly peeled will be received except at cord wood
prices 4. 1. Dup0Nl, De NEMOURS 90.
May 9Th, l864.-my 6'2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
rha Universal Clothea Wrinper.

,sELF-ADJusrfNG AND ADJUSTABLE
TT Saves Time, Labor Clothes Money. Il is the best
i and only RELIABLE wRINGER before the people
II Is the most durable Machine made, and combines
mora Strength Of Frame, Capacity for pressure,
Power Of Action than any Of the soeaed cheap Wiring
ers in the market The best always the cheapest Il
Is tho only WrinRer with the
PATENT C0G-WnERL RRGUL AT0R
For turning both rolls together. The Rolls will not
twist the Shaft.
Furnished 70 Families on Trial, FRRH OF EXPENSE.
b For Sale by WM. II. BILLANY CO.,
s. Z. Cor Second and Market sfs.,
apr 22-2m Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
[PUnLIc-KO, 1851

An ACT TO amend act entitled San act 10 provia far
me payment OF horses and other property desroyed In
the military service of the United stalesn
ne y f,aceg oy the SENATE Representatives.
That the act to which this is amendment shall from
tho Of the present rebellion extend 10 and
embrace All cases OF the loss Of horses by any officer
ohcer private In this military servios Of
the United States while n the line of their duty In such
serFiee by capture by the enemy whenever it shall ap
pear thAt such oioer, non-cOmmssi0ned officer or pri-
yats was or shal be ordered by his superior ocer to
surrender to the enemy and such capture was or shall
he made In pursuance Of such surrender.
ApproEei June 25. 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
niasolution.

fpuE Copartnership existing between James Murdiek
4 Jr aud Hugh Duh, under the nAms Of Murdck q
Dutf i this day dissolved, by ths death Hugh DuH
The busntss OF the firm will be settled by tho subscriber
who will also continue the business OF House aud eig
al-.fUI 500 JAMES MURDICK, Jr.
wilmington, July Is, is04.--Jyaa-im,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Dividend,

1uIE Directors Of the wilmington Coal Gas Company
il have this day declared dividend OF TWO DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS per share, for the past ak montns
payable ON or after the frst day Of fAugusL next.
fSs~ BY JOHN A. DUNCAN,
'Nt g.. Treasurer
No. s1i Market street
July 18th, 1861. iy.224t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

VIII soon disappear by the use of these invaluable
Pills, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never let the Bowels be either confined
unduy ncted upon. 1t may seem strange that Hollo-
ways Pills should be recommended fer Dyssntery and
Rlux many supposng that they would increase
the relaxation This 10 great mistake for these Pills will
correct the liver and stomach, and thus all the
acrd humors from the system. This medicine will give
tone and vgor TO ha whole organic system however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow matter Of
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation OF the Bowels
\ AZ thia rnadinina.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

Those feelings which saddsn usually arise from
trouble annoyaness obstuctsd psrspirAton eating
nd drinking whatever Is unwholesOms thus disturbing
the heathful action OF the liver and stomach These
organs must be relieved IL you desire to be WE'LL The
fig, taken according to the printed Instructions will
quickly produce healthy action In both liver and
stomach and as natural consequence clear head and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
No. l2s

AN to amend the act Of the .wenty.hrst December
eighteen hundred and sixty entitled tan act to
further promote the efficiency Of the navy
Bit enacted by The NHdIe ana rouse o. Repyesenta-
tines of ne gHtfd Satss Of Aerica IN Congness Assem-
6d That the Hst section Of the act Of the Of
Desember ammo Domini eighteen hundred aud sxy.one
navy shall not BE- so construed to retire any officer
under the age o sixty Two years and whose name shall
otoryhve years After he had arrived at the age OF siS.
Approved, June 25, 1851
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
An Ordinance

NAAN "a NtAIAtINABN
To authorize the paving Of the bed Of sacond Street be-
tween King and Lombard Streets. 'H 'i-'
sEciIos / Belt ordained by the city Council Of Will
mngton that the bed Of second Street between King and
Lombard Streets be and the is hereby authorized
and directed TO be paved,
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, May 25 1854.
A. HoLLINGsMORT
President Of the City Council
Attest E. t. TAYLOR, Clerk. jys-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
a. And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army
Navy should take especial that they be amply sup
piled with these Pills and 0lntmenti and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected TO provide
thsmseFea with them, no better present be sent
BY their Friends. They have been proved to be the
Soldiers nevar-frllng friend In the hour of need.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
[PrRLic--No. 1ae /
Az ACT granting lands the State Wisconsin to build
. amiliiarv road 70 Like Superior

Bet enacted bg ne Spaie and HoHseQf Representatives.
n ihc United Mdiee* iiaercd in Congress dssembled
consin TO aid In the construction Of military
road irom WAusaw. Marathon county, Wisconsin. fellow
lag The Wisconsin river far skonOWang, aud from
thence on the most feasible and direct route 10 point
on the State line beweenr the State Of Wisconsin and
Michigan In dirolion leading to ononAgon, on Lake
SUPERIOR every alternate section Of pnbe lSnd, not min
etA desgnaiad by odd numbers, ilr three sections in
Width each side OF said road Bat In case it shall APP
pear that the United have, When the line
Of sd road definitely hxsd sold reserved oherWse
disposed any section any part thereof granted as
aforesaid, or that the right Of pro empOn homeatead
setement has attached to the same then IL shall be the
duty the Secretary Of the interor TO apart s the
pubadands Of the United States hsreinbsoro descr
bed, designated by odd numbeHa near TO said even
section aforesaid as may be- and the shall be located
within six miles OF said road no much land shall he
equal to such lands the United States have sold or
htherWe Appropriated to which the right OF pre- emp
ton or Homestead settlement has attached which lands,
selected In lieu Of those sod reserved Otherwise
appropriated and Ito which the right Of presumption
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
lHEGARK INsTlTpTE. TilT
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
20. :
FOR YOUNG LADIEl

1871 AND l52e sPRuca sTRHBr, PHILADE1PHIk,
viii reopen on TUESDAY. sEpTEMBER 2oth Letters
the above address will receive prompt attention Per-
sona application be made after August 2Oth 1864
- MADAME D'HERvILLY,
jy5-3m Principal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
ROOK RrMnIMG


dRlMMEL calls the attention Of his former patrons
% the fact that he 10 prepared to bind in NEAT
hna @ SUBSTANTIAL MANNER BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, &e.
yHkApER THAN THE SAME QUALITY Of work ean
20 done elsewhere. Being PRACTICAL WORKMAN
ne warrants his work TO give satisfaction
NO. 221 WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD
ian liam
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
For Wounds, either oooasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier and Sailor liable, there are
mo- medicines safe, and convenient as Hooway's
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded and almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed Immediately IL he
would only provide himself with this matchless Oint
ment, which should be thrust into the wound aud
ameared all round It, then covered with piece of linen
from his knapsack and compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and morning, or pills, to cool the
system and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers KnapsAek and Seaman's Chest should be
provided with these valuable Remedles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troops

VIII be speedily relieved and effsetually cured by
using these admirable medicines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached 10 each