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Dysentery, DinrrhGn, Relax, Worms.

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HL Advertiser, having been restored 90 heaitn in
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SURE CURE for CDAsUMPrlOS, AsrunA BEoScruris A. "
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Sept - 1899 3no w" io'"'
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Headache Foul stomach.


ITONI DT. VIIU B'YIl I,WITtHNTVT'
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G. IR & u l. A r.

INHE undersigned having been engaged by the Demo.
i cratic state Central Committee to publish under
their auspices Campaign Paper to be entitled .'THE
DE-HOCh.7JIC LEADERS, takes this occasion to call
your immediate attention to the Importance of using
your influence to secure wide circulate for the same
TIE Firs. Number of the Paper viii be issued on
Thursday August 81 1862, a the price Of Iw enty Five
Cents for the Campaign. The Paper will be published
weekly, unul the day Of the election All orders
to be addressed 10 A. ID, BOILEAU Publisher,
1881 South Third Street thiladel phia
To TIE LGYAL MEN OF PENNSYLVANIA:
The Democratic LGaaer il Is intended shall be devoted
TO atruu aud fearless exposition of the causes of
The present calames and the relief which the Free.
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ballot'hox, which, with the support they Will give as
loyal men for the suppression of the rebellion, may in
time and the only feasible mode restore our distress.
ed country to its once prosperous and happy condition.
as always maintained under Democratic Administra-
flons of the Government, ''Ihe Democratic Leader
is therefore not only recommended 10 your support,
but your duties and interests good citizens i'll be
greatly promoted by making efforts for the wide spread
circulation uf this Paper.
90 w. HUGHES,
Chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee
August 23 ls62.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, |

Washington, ID. C., Ill Feb, 1896. J
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them. tIaternally yours, ALONHO BALL, NJ D.,
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Constipation, Costivcness, Suppression,
Rheumatisn, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.


Rheunatisiii, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
sys Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dr.. J. T. vaughn, Aontrrd (ip1da
Too much cannot lie said of your Pills for the cureuf
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PULASKI ilorsr, Savannah, Gu, Jan. 6, 1856.
10NoRED SIR: should be ungrRteful fol the rolief
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As n Famn Physic.

From Dr. u ". GUtCrGd, Ne'o orleans.
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.

ETOm Roc ]. T. NiDeS, IdSlJT y IidrcW UIOcI DJsioi
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co.. N Y, Oct -, 1855.
DEAR SIR an using your Catha tie Pills In my pac
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From Dr.. WeoRore BeN, IF NeiO lOk Cy
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
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A LIEN q. NE z u L E s.
g1ERT1l n.

By the introduction of new and improved machinery
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benefit actr,ng. The retail price is S25 per 2JU0
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(SUAMOa
PERUVIAN.-Wc sell none but No. l, received direct
from the Peruvian Government
ICHABUE.-A very superior article, received direct
from the Island.
PLASTER-G Plaster-a superior article packed
in good strong barrels.
Bon ES.-Button Makers Bone Dust and Ground Bones
Warranted Pure
lTA liberal deduction made to dealers in the above
articles. ALLEN 4 NEEDLES
"a south Wharves and Al South Water Street, (Enst
Store dbo1G CheStRHt,) Philad, lphia
August 49, lsG2-3m.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

EASTERN NoRrH CAROLINA AND WEST Ten
NrssEr. perceive that active proceedings
are afoot in Eastern North Carolina and West
Tennessee for the election Of Representatives
to our next Congress. This is the way that the
saving clauses Of President Lincoln's emancipa-
ton proclamation are working with the advances
Of our victorious fleets and armies. A de-
cisive Union, victory in Virginia, upon the heels
Of decisive overthrow Of the abolition radi-
calls Of New York, will soon convince the whole
South that President Lincoln's object is to save,
and not to destroy, our Southern States, In the
work Of restoring the Union.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

The RECENT CAPTURES OF ANGLo-RBBEL
SrEAMERs-W the past few days we have
had to record the capture Of three and de-
struction of one Anglo-rebel steamer, and on
another page we give . description of them
and List OF all that have been and will be
taken into the naval service Of the United
States.
The value of the ten steamers mentioned In
the list with their cargoes, cannot fall far short
of the large sum of four millions Of dollars, and
it is fair to suppose that losses Of this magni-
tude cannot be sustained for any lengthy
period, no matter how large the profit may be
from successful voyages
The navy Of the United States Is even now In
ern coast much moro efficient than it ever has
been, and the chances for the future, If the
President wll'infuse little vigor and energy
into Secretary Welles for running the blockade,
will be much more hazardous than John Bull
has yet found them to be. The English people
who have been and still are interested in the
shipment OF arms and munitions of war to the
rebel States will hereafter discover their specu-
lations as more than mere losing ones for they
are destined to prove disastrous. II one
steamer in 6ve succeeds in running into
Southern port 1t will be more than at present
we think possible; and we at the same time
are certain that even II this one does succeed IL
will not repay the owners for the loss Of the
four others Of equal value that will be captured
and condemned.
The English are building steamers expressly
FOR the purpose q running our blockade, and
ifit is continued they viii sss many many more q
them under the flag Of the Union than they ever
hear OF entering Southern port. This they
may depend upon, and we advise them to
profit by the hint given. viii Mr.. Lincoln look
after Mr.. Welles and have this matter attended
to?
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

The LATEST FROM THE "290n-MORE YES
sELs DE5TRoYED.-In another column despatch
from Boston will be found giving an account
Of further depredations of the rebel pirate
$780, or Alabama. This vessel as we sup
posed would be the case, is committing whole
sale destruction among our commerce, and there
is no surmsing where the end will be.
1t is now two weeks since we published the
account of the destruction of the ship Brilliant
and other vessels By the "290;' and what has
been done since then by the Navy Department
to effect her capture or destruction? The only
vessels we have any certain knowledge of being
on her track are the steam sloops-of-war San
Jacinto, Tuscarora and Kearsage Yet there
has been time enough, If proper energy had
been used. to have had at least half dozen
more securing the ocean in every direction,
rendering her destruction almost q certainty.
IL has been said that the Vanderbilt, with her
great speed and powerful battery, was to 20 to
sea al once in search of the pirate; but she is
still at the Navy Yard The Connecticut and
Rhode Island are still "bsef boats" and the
two finest steamers-the Atlantic, which lelt
this port yesterday for the South, and the Bal
tic, now here-are being used for transports,
when they might have been ready in three days
TO have gone after Captain Semmes, if not 10
capture him in fight. to rum him down, and
blot him forever from existence.
- How long Is our commerce to suffer through
old fogyism! Can one vessel do as she pleases
on the high seas, and we, with all our resources
OF ships. guns. men and money, be unable TO
prevent its The people ask the question,
How long is this TO last?
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

The WAR EXPENSES AND MIE INLAND REvE
NuE.-Heavy ~ the expenses may be which the
rebellion imposes upon the nation, it will not
DC 20 difficult nor so harassing to meet them
as many people may imagine. The product of
our inland revenue under the new Tax law
alone will be enormous, and will enable us.
without undue pressure upon any class, to meet
the requirements of this gigantic war, and yet
leave The country almost as prosperous as ever
AT the time of the war of 1924 England
became involved in debt Of some three or
four hundred millions Of dollars, and, although
her resources were then reduced, her commerce
shut of by the wars in which she was engaged
in Europe aud America. and having no expor
trade worth speaking of, yet in one year she
was able 70 meet, we believe, nearly two hun
drcd millions of her war debt by taxation.
Our resources to-day exceed those Of Great
Britain in 1872. Commissioner Boutwell, has
estimated that our inland revenue will re-
turn thirty millions month (s36O, ,0O0, 900
per annum) to the government. This figure
may be large: but there is no doubt that the
revenue from taxation will be immense II we
take single item in New York CITY alone as
test Of the general return, We find thai the in
come from checks. passing from hand 20 hand
will amount, on an average, to about ten thou
sand dollars day--ovcr three millions year
Taking all other taxable articles In proportion.
then, we can readily comprehend what a vast
resource she Tax law Will provide to meet the
expenses of the war. y
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

.THE PURPOSES OF THE RADICALS IN THE EIEc-
TToS.--Thc radical candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, Mr.. Lyman Tremain, in one Of bis
recent speeches proclaimed the purposes Of his
party in claiming political ascendency, and the
uses to which their power was to be applied,
and Il i wei, perhaps, that the public should
remsnbef K He'stated, as good reason why
General Wadsworth should be elected, that he
would have he ear of the President, and could
therefore keen hin, informed as to what mea-
sures he should adopt in the prosecution Of the
war which would be acceptable 20 the radicals;
what be should do to obtain suppon from the
party, and what he should not. This - the flrst
time that such policy has been set forth, aud
II means simply that the purposes of the radi-
calls, If they attain power are to dictate TO the
President how the war shall be carried on, and
how the six or seven hundred millions year
shall be expended. If everything Is done &C
cording to their views, and the war is conduct
ed for their ends, they will give The Executive
their support; but il not they will embarrass
him, prolong the war, and waste more h,l-
man blood and treasure. And this is the party
that seeks to represent this great State, and
asks for the suifrages OF loyal conservative
people.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

The REGISTRY AND THE DRArT.-Many persons
may abstain from registering and voting to-
morrow from the idea that their names being
on the poll books may expose them 70 the
liability Of being drafted. This is an absurd
notion, because they will find that, whether
registered or not, or whether they record their
votes at the polls or not, their names are Ger
tainly inscribed on the enrolment books; for
If ever measure Of this kind was carried out
IN New York TO completeness 1t has been the
late enrolment, as organized and conducted
by Gen. Anthon. Besides the chances Of being
drafted are so small that II Is hsrdly worth the
trouble of any individual to avoid them, sor
at best the city viii only have to furnish two
or three thousand men out OF lite immense popu-
lation. Let none be deferred from register
ing and voting, then, by any fear Of the draft;
for their action in this matter cannot possibly
affect their prospects Of being converted into
oyal soldiers Of the Union.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

New YORK Boir,Ne Ur.--Thc eauldron Of
1Iecate was not in greater state Of Torment
than was this city on Saturday night, nor were
the elements which combined TO produce the
'tci ond trouble in the witches pot more
miscellaneous. Political meetings, free fights
and unlimited carousipg, professions, bands OF
music and bcrhres, winding up with a horrlb 9
murder u ibe Bowery, were the cxcitable IN
nrodicnts which made the last Saturday night
before me election most remarkable one. aud
crowded Tie station houses with rcmoiseful io-
~ iduals on Sunday morni G.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03
disaster to Tn. Brig R. w. Packer, r,

Tho hr,y W. Packer, which sailed from here on the
s,h ~, Sor fapc UavtIeu met with severe gale on tho
os oreyard and sprung aeak and had 70 put back
this port again Tor repairs
The New York herald., 1862-11-03

BOSTON, Nov. 2, 1852.
Major General Banks arrived here by the midnight %
train on Saturday and was welcomed by great crowd,
who gathered at the depot with q band o. music.
General banks briefly returned hts thanks and was es'
cortsd 10 the Parker House