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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
Nervousness, Emac,at,on, Hystsria,

Low SPIRITS, WANT % ENERGY EPlLEP5' /,
They are sovereign remedy for the Head sche,
and 10 lac-, all diseases, no matter what their
names, that have an origin in Nervous derange-
ment OF the stomach an Liver and kno wing no
such word as all, tn sir aI-h is On ward an NJ
ward to perfection. They operate as Mild Ca
tn srtic. r-eiviBg the system from oil accumuls-
lions Of acid matter and are adapted fer all ages
end constitutions.
few doses will light up the eyes with brilliau-
cy. impirt rich glow Of beauty SO the ch eeks al
the 8 ul With cstacy ard bring the beauties Of
the unknown world down to moral vision They
gill add plumOness to the f0rm, free the skin from
oil IMPLIES and eruptions and leave the mind and
bsdy a clear and bright as fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy anticpations are dis
peied AMI the demon Of ELnui is sui he'd.
Loss of Power and impotence Yields before
them as he dew before the rising sun.
Debiiifated Persons are renewed in strength
and vigor under their magic ind .ence, an they
are apable OF almost income ivabie end ura noes,
which causes new life to dawn upon them.
They p ssess the power Of producing sleep as
peacs al rs an infant, and Of luli.ng pain like
charms rom the land Of spirits.
rheumatism, Neural ,is, Palpitation Of the heart
an Prostration is entirely cured by use Of hem.
They are rival 10 Quinine, as generel tonic
and tor the cure Of Chiils and Fever.
The pereicious habit of Upu II eating and
dram drinking is overcome by tie use Of them -
The sys GIN is changed under their ma 10 inHu-
euce and the desire to indule will no longer exist
The bispirit, become nppeiul the do pairisg
happy. The nervous u ring into elastic lite. The
weak assume new streng h. The author And
speaker each receive Doss Ideas, AM the pen is
gifted with a skiI that entrances tho world
The Sol,iier to7gets the WEAKNESS oil his march
and enjewc tn almost supernatural Q. .durauce.
The Mechanic i. raised 70 the h, st pinnacle,
and iubued irh the spirit Of unailing energy.
sold by al Druggists, ia Boxes. % cents esc1
and 10 large Boxes, containing email, II each.
They will b. sent by maii, prepaid, on receipt
of tho money by the proprietor.
j. BRYAN, VI. d., ~ edar ST., New York.
Smith & % yer. W hol, sale Agents, hicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
The Glasgow and Cork Line.
THE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE
AND rus
% - n 4 a 9 to N h1 N .
OF SAILING PACkE Is.

~ The uniersignsi are prep sred TO issue cef-
AZ 80 of usage BY the above Lines 70
bfinx out pssssnsees trim 0rsss Britain
aud Ifei nd, u any part 81 the U uissd Ssaes or
3ritisb Provinces, st the lowest rates. For full
/, Al orma.' "A apply TO AsLsA ssARLs, % broad
gay, Ny IaA 0tsFJKO.
aR15 -dSmt Flint N.tionsi ank, .avenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
MiSCELLANEtJUS.

ooS. Passage - ssaoc~A o0S.
Atlantic 0evAl Masi sisao NssDgstlea c..
" "a A. WAY liM6.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

relations with individuals have been
marked by the steady, attachments he has
created. Ofon misjudgcd, and subjected.
often to pr(iudiced attack, a steady and
consistent discharge of duty has convert
ed bitter enemies into warm and lastiuC
lfcnds. His strength among men of bis
own age throughout the st;tc. is un.
rarallelcd, and in the late conttst tl.ty
have sustained him with enthusiasm and
unyiclding frmrcss. OF the success Ct
his future career there can be no Goubt
On the 4th of March lie will gu into the
Senate Of the United States to lake.a lint
in the most tremcn dous crisis ol the ma
lions history, and in that pant he will
most faithfully represent the views Of the
Democracy of his native State. That
the public service is hanccforh to he
benefited by the acquisition of a man Of
talents SO rare, Of learnn5s0 profound, of
industry SO untiring of courage 50 an
shriuking, and Of integrity so sustained
as his, every Pernsylvanian, retlcctilg on
the hazards AMI cmharrlssmcnts OF the
late contest, has rclson tD he 4 ivoutly
grateful to the Pr videpce Of God
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
"Kicking Up a Stink

1t has leaked out, quite agoins; the in
tention Of the getters up, THAT on this even
ing sometime between eleven and twelve
o'clock-iust as New Year is about to
come aloug-the "frso Americans of Atri
can dcscent-aI,as, tho "colored popula-
lion n'-GkIeS, "de gcmmoman aud ladies
oh color '-0liaS, he nlggcrs and shs mig
gers-big mig ers and little mig ers-oII
niggers and young nigSers- good nigsers
and bad niggcrs-stray niggers and bay
niygers-hsh niggers and low niggors--
lat niggcrs and lean niggers--sau,y mig
gers and modest niggers-half niggers and
quarter uiggcrs -amslgamaton niggcrs
and abolition niggers-emancipation mig
ger. and administration niggors-wih a
smart sprinkins' Of nigscrs who wear a
white skin, with all the mean qualities of
the former, and none Of their good ones
are to assemble tome where in this city
and raise a terrible smell in honor of Mas
sa Linkum negro freeing proclamation.
The white nigscrs to be present are to
set the example of nesTJ 'qnattty, propar-
atory to that principle .of amOlgamation,
which sooner or later must como upon
society here-providod Massa Linkum's
proclamation have its desired effect,
The programme so far furnished US is
Joe Sampson, President--supportedo on
the right and left by certain white niggors,
whose names and profession We have a
legal excuse for emitting. Secyetqyy-
Ward Ormor--an abolition preacher,
whose c0I0r We omit, and whose sect 10
mention might offend pious females of his
flock. The speaking over, grand fosti-
val will be ser.ed up.
BILL OF FARE.
SOUP Niger; MEATs-Nigger; SIDE
DIsHEs-Nigger CoLD DlsHEs-Nigger +;
YEoErABLEs-Nigger; ENTREG-Nigser /;
FA8Toy-Nigger LIQUoRs-Nigger /;
foAsT-The Constitution of the United
States-"A covenant with Death and a
league with He'll"
lNTERLUDE.
Fancy Dance-Africano Fling.
SONG.
ale is the object Of our love,
For him we live-f1r him we move
Fer him we preach for him VIC pray
For him We meet from day to day,
That 'colored cuqs from Africa"
Bened edction-l'ress de Niger.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
Communication.
rorthi Columbia Democrat.
PHELPsvILLE, jan, Il, 1863.

rthi columbia Democrat.
PnELPsvILLE, Jan., Il, 1868.
Col LEVI l. TATE,
DeUr Sjr -
1t WAS with incxprcssibo joy, that we.
Of the back woods, received the news OF
the election Of uou. G. r Buckalew ~
L. ) Senator; nor could refrain from
expressing the pleasure / feel, by address.
ing few lines TO you, whom | know can
appreciate the feelings Of Il siuccre Dsmo-
crut.
with the horrors O. Fredericksburg still
fresh in our memories, AID the threats Of
the rabid members Of the Republican par
ty; (suCh as having men marked &c. )neycr
to be forgotten and never TO be iemed.
The warm blood ru,hqs through our
vein, as W. receive new and strong cyi-
dcnce that corruption, can exist bu! a short
period, le;orc the people become aware Of
its blasting indr-uca, and by the power
still in their pos es-ion; express tbat sen
timcht by nominating aud eIcclu1 an
Honorable aud tried man a, y. s. Sana-
tor--whom they feel ass4rea, l.i.l upha,1
tne glorious Constitution, 'oa thg Restore
ton Of the Union.
1t may b. that for me. to culog;sc such
a mau as Charcs 4 BI:kalew; i, ike !
tallow candle lauli0g It's light to the morn.
lug sun But after struggling Tor the Eosr
two years, eud1ayoriug to sustain myself,
through the trying event, which have ta--
ken place during that time, which hps
caused sorrowtui, and doabi'al, thoughts
regarding the restoration .! the Union 10
now feel that the people have become
fully aware o! our poilous position, and
are resolved to change the fee of mattrr.;
clnuot fai' to in,i5orate and encourage
sy'ry Dewoernt to cNp:ens himself, and
act towards tie restoration OF pace phl
prosperity.
Feeling that Charles r Back lew, vii
ia honor 10 1ho>e who have loohsd to las
election NJ ~ step to"arIs be't"r Days
With sincerc regard very tsuy ans
A SUB6ChIuEN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
TH2 H. il !2IE &.
MARRIAGES.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. VIM j,
Eyer, Mr.. JOHN LoRMAY, and Miss R.
cHEL RAUB, both Of FrankIins township,
Columbia county Pa
On the 25th day of December 1862 by
Rev. G.. +. Hunter, Mr., JoHN McMGcH-
AELs, Of Berwick, and Miss h BE CA
EVANS, Of Evansville, Col. g. Pa.
On the 9th day of December 1862, by
the same Mr.. Norman M. FREEMAN and
Miss JANs HlLNEroB, all Of saaln, Luz.
Go Pa
On the 4tb inst, By the same Mr. EI'
Ben WARREN of Berwick to Miss SENI.
SIrLER of Briarcreek twp, Col. Co Pc.
On the llth inst, by the same CnRALEs
Nj. MILLER, to Miss SOPHIA Moore,
both of FoundryviIlo, Col. Co., Pa.
Gu the 9th inst, by Rev f. FnIlmcr
Mr., VALENTINE WELlIvER, to Mis-
SARAH WATTS all Of Pine, Columbia {.
Pa.
On Jan. Ist, lsc3, ny Samuel .t
Kline Esq, Mr. WILLIAM d. ALRETso%
Of Greenwood and Miss HENRIErT PEA
IER Of Fishingcreek township both of Col
Co. Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
DEATHS.

In Berwick, Jan. IL, 1868, MARY s.
wife of Richard, Smith, aged 63 years
A m and 2l.
At Armory Square Hospital. in Wash
ington D. G.. JonN II. STYEH, eleesl sol
of Mr.. George W. Styer Of Berwick. aga~
II years, 3 months aud IS days, His
death resulted from lung wound in the
left breast, received at the battle Of
Fredericksburg, on the 23,h day OF
December 1862
AT Millyille, Oh the l4th inst, ULYs
sFs LoRAlN, son Of Oliver c, and SaiaI
Jane Wright, aged about A years.
In Greenwood on the 4th inst, Mar.
EVANS, aged 90 years aud I mos Mud.
ey Lnmlnary please copy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
Corp. Is. f. johnson,
Committee E. @. Green,
j. n. Hughes.

We the Committee, deem it not improp-
er TO add, that
"Tis hard to lay into che earth,
countenance so benign form that walked
But yesterday stately DER the earth"
But the ways of Providence are just
and we must abide by His decision. -
Though he sleeps in a soldiers grave, we
feel that he has not died in vain. lie
fought by our side in two of the most ter
rife battles of the war-Antietam and
Frederlcksburg-and proved that he was
brave aud willing to sacrifice his life upon
the alter of his coutry, if Providence SO
wiiled, A few days before his death he
was observed to be as full of hopes and
antieipations as any of us of again seeing
friends and home. But alas God saw Gl
TO blast those hopes, and laid the cold icy
hands of death upon him, and he now fills
grave unmarked by the marble slab ou
the banks Of the Rappahannock. Peace
to his ashes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
IN Memory OF
Jesse ", H2,O,H.


Camp near Falmouth, Jan. 8, 1868.
Col. l.. l.. TATE-De0r Sir -
at a meeting
of the Columbia Guards, l32nd Reg't. p
V, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted OIL the death of our lam mt.
cd friend and companion in-arms, JESSE
NJ. HOWELL,
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God,
in tho dispensation of His Providence, to
romove from our midst, by tho hand of
disease, our friend and companion in arms,
JESSE NJ. HowELL; Therefore, be it
he'o'Uei, that we deeply and sincerely
sympatbize with the parents and friends
who have thus suddenly and Unexpectedly
been called upon to mourn his loss, who
a. colnpauior, was kind, generous, and
manly, as a soldier, faithful, obedient and
ever ready 10 do his duty.
RCS0toed that copy of these resolu-
dons be forwarded 10 the parents of tho
deceased, ana also, that copy be for
warded to tie Editors of the papers in Col
umtia CO., with the request that they be
published.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

SGy- "People ofany color, seldom run
away, unless there is something to run
from"
Abruhqnl Link-horn,
That is not always true, old boss. Up
on the 22d of February, 1861, We saw a
rough specimen of humanity, about your
size (of doubtful cOlo,) attrcd in "Yankoe
Cap and Scotch Cloak sneak out of the
side-door at the Jones House, 10 Harris
burg, and "run away" to Washington
What you could have smelt or seen to
s'run FROM no honest man could divine,
and the act OF eowardoe is only accounted
Cor upon tie ancient axiom, that "tbe
guilty Aes asen no man pursueth."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

A QUESTION. Gentleman invested
500 in cows, sheep and pigs, paying
$40 per head for cows, SO for sheep, and
so cts. for pigs, and found that he had
100 head. How many had he of each
Can any OF our school boys, or girls tell
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

sa- The Philadelphia mail now reaches
this place at about half past Five o'clock
in the evening. The Harrisburg mail
about hall past seven.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

ns- Why are the "Greenbacks" like
the Jewsl
They are the issue of Abraham, and
know not their Redeemer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

aG- The Melhodists Of this place, hav
a revival meeting in progress.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

Don n'trsadthisline, itendSthocolumu.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
NEW runL,cAr,oss.

Now READY. -.
NATIONAL QUARTERLY nrYrw
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copies waft 81 aAa~s - - - wlM ~ aaraa
rDwknD 4 sEkRs ysppf as4 rratYasss,
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The New York herald., 1863-09-30


yoSsG yoSsG sESSE9 sESS9 yySSTTSSSS sIIcSLo sIcSIo
THE woSDERvUL Child ARTIST.
THE GREAT PUBLIC
THE xIeiiff?y PRESS
TUE n Ifs1 ISIS "SSpoF sGs 81 @oSpEsse Sf S5E aeE
8EpsRsbsS GiIs,s @ ia arThRScoS 1ii AND EVENING
EyEsy fyERy ag4sss$Ss .sP AND Esss EyEsIss
In the lss9 the people Of France escrhed By
the sppeAranes IN public q
upon Tsperr Toulouse native CITY, Cirque
..1s
ps hs as 20 zee sn , oa asnssa SSss as
" ALHAMBRA PALACE.
having been paid for q private boz Of an evening
The youus artist WHO has nov made such a successfui
ALHAxBRA PAVILION.
r .na Si a 81 sSns ss a.sas made
IN public 'feAas G rxT nas9 9, oG en the
o. sny asn h.ss .n ss Ss s isa fG@
posssssns e an m unusual lgssrse., gssrse.
III f:snl a5ie.SsEEs ISs *
SUCCESS nEHE1SsSsE tSSsoEs N TIE ANNALS
an 4, VI. NJ, 's = =,
Ine most nm'd are nx asrsa a ~ s9y ieal 10 Witnessing
,.rform.rs~ ~ an.
'''''' zAmPILAERosrArIos
-, 49,, FASH; :. SID. ,r.naESiIsIos a I AND GRACE
Ia .dds iSE 2 efBsts NJ @ s.,; 81 I'll Tms + bsssa sss
IBE sEBpuIs ARABS,
ALI Issos sss' kshsxsf sfsls sttNhssse5wsso MIA s5wssooo
ash sfssssss sss ass!s sssaS wy assR SsRis ssssos
!, ,o,s,aI snmEssI s,s,r,,, CALL; MoHAsEr xAnouD.
They ~ili - .,pposs,sa ey ,rs,y gr.9s
! - isERicas AND EUROPEAN ARTISTS
WI '''' iEnS hR' siIiSUf Ase soy coox
wALLtar aR tilr sSFiitE SFiAksrsSIaS s.anISS GLows'
The greA, rres Horse Victoria
= fEHfSRsfS fEHfSsRss l,IsS ~ sT sSosS sseRIso.
i r5USo fiERoT saGgISo ooy seven years old.
Esening. 10 cents ana Is cents
Commences = before and Al ; O'Clock.
PHILnARMoSic socIETy Or sEw yonx. =.
KsA.sr;a' and Concerts q the present season s
ACADEMY OF Music.
FIRST ryBLIc aEHEaRsAL. on siTuRDAY.
orAesrai pieces saf.ed --srsrIosr No q 10 o.
.. bSIsass 81 assfs s.sae " cssaSsa ss'ss.s
- s - tons sppb =, As Msss ssr,s
iaer - =. sa~sy. o. q Ia spier seoresry d
T. srrER, secnelary
PATHOLOGICAL
WONDERS
FRw YORK
MUSEUM OP ANTONY
el5 BROADWAY.
TINE GREAT ORIENTAL CONCERT UArr s.a
4 Brosdsay. $50 -taAce of Rnci antment and ksgnla
the seeest f~ae attendants n the worf strs,.A
a. rurlsoi. Acrhmatuus S~lfsht r,e-t ~,
rpaeavora The Ksphar@ 0aliery Fa4nnes niretlg y,
view. BrantilB ftanlnc Group o Iavwiy w01en 'tkt.
only The motetn orphsu1 IN bis erfr.otstnsry
corn0p.s soos Admissioa fsee. FRANK suRss'
Issgo rssTarcrioS-gY A rfw AN EssY VIZ
ID 49, TIE ~ liag rnraif afief sWuf.a I'd IL
nfy ttnH ffr efif tHl an ~ NerE. ~ lsb
sgn, 81 Pat rwsfu street. fsu ioosA fefa HIo41ear
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

CORPORATION NOTICES.
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPofSrRD BY THg
Board ~ Supervsors 70 examine claims made against
for damages alleged 70 havs been sustained by
o. nlnry H. buildings other real
property % the recent riots VII
hold Chamber tho Board Of sup~rtiaos
No. NJ City Han wednesfsy september 30 Iss3
George faree a....'.'.....,..'.--.s s907 D7 n
Anna IIaK IOlt ~
David Armstrong .s..a......4...s... $50 ~
wm L. Turner H7ol =,
"a ~ard h0biuaon ............4...4......... 80 o.
James ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ts1
Solomon Mayer ......... 4..............44. ltr ~
ChArl.s n ForE .................... ....... eg o.
Eysrt ". Van -y ~
Jossph Norwood lsiN ~
a carhat ............ fsu
Beag Bn.n .......... ..........., va
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

TO CUNTEATTOks -ELFAHATE HEALLD FROFO
saf. earh ~nfor.sd With 10 Ne ~ 80 fr shteh
the d may offered wi - f.crsri ms oaas unti IA
orak ~ kNf4ffAr, ~ t~T n rff rr ne frtfsu
rap haeH fNv@rruts fnfou uN FfffFt
lslfd street. b~tws~n Third sna fssrh sFenass Hlnr
see0nf street bewssn Thf Khf FgHfft ssnass ~ eqh
bic stone pavement N F9ry nl.h sweet ffov Tsnb
a. g6sf rVer aHf ~ crsaaA6s tH fhird
nth U7th. 10th snd gGh stfsts HiNnk fQfsrs Hr
nes sna all other r~os.sry Information - gbAisea
Application 70 ihe Cgmtthr tlsFs AZ rs olAeal
mos NftfpNH
= 4 paGGtyn Groom Aqa.so,' Ba.fa.
A., fNNNNN.
o,rrcs % rWr aoros aar suces Bo.sn. ssss u ist
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

Claimants vii - reqa prove toe owuefshp ~ ihe
rrop~ry destroyed The fsea 10 relation v iis dssuacn
and The falu. ~ TIE lrpperT.
The above pamed persons with their -ne.sss A.. 10
Vltcd 20 attend.
RLfJAH v PuRDY
JANIS DAVIS ot
AUGUSTUS wEIsxAss. csIst,. sIss
9NfrN Nfy 1H trhbitfsT-
ORIsON BIIfvT
R0rxRr q. Hrrrufs0e. NeffstAfy.
New YORK. kepf ~. ise1
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RTyBR kAILROA ~ ~rRAIvs yoR Al
tany Tfsy a. Norta Hna West sAsr ca bers ttft
Az and 10 a. NJ AMI as ~ s. n ana a. "a
dAysat - 2. n. from 1AHtiega sresi tessu rsV =
troenfed 81 any Of ~ ofcrs ~ WKHrDOrfa FrrRFea
In ssw fors ani hroysyn. ana eb.efsf - -.
hoass a. Al b5utf - W. ~ - an4 - - sQ.A sgfln
AfORafs AND ESSEX RaIL ROAD COMPANION
nj SOD sftsH Neabrtfsy. Netatrf IA l4tL ff.lrs t.
rosi.~ arrive ana dersrt ffts fct ~ Rar.v ..ss 49,.
YatE VIA 40 okfn fnT~fisat eAanar@ n ane ~ res.icm
wlll ~ rsnfr that Uate, fUF Whifh fert tlIin
- BkssiHoER satt
,ryw ynRR. HARfsg sNp tLRtNY RAILROAD
~ Hpr ksusst ~ -. f1f havwf pisins " ti y
sra co. pft rn.nH asN lA MA a.HNN
lt
|f,. .Frt. b. sat4rat. ,t
The New York herald., 1863-09-30


ugsaY L. Bo0UEr. AucrioNggR
ywIssEsSisds assiSis sis' Soetsr 'SiSSSasbERr
ssiesrooms kos 10 srd zs barclay s,ree,
SPECIAL SALE
FRENCH cALp SKINS
O dozen fresh imported French Cali skins OF the msnu
fa,ure Of MANSON Of Nantes all ~egsts from ~ 10 "
catalogues ana samples on the morning of sale.
a5sIs 81
On wEpsEsDAY: Seq, 80 $40. O'Clock.
So1ss S.s: :ai Ssdips s''s pa:i sH sls. NJ;
be taken away Immediately after.
DAwSBRoKER's sALE-THIs DAY. BY JOHN NOR.
TfMORE. at No rs East broadway large assortment
Proess SsTano rroes. sroSSs shas. sata ssss aith
sriey o otber articles well worthy she a,ien
- JACOB L PHILLIPS. % cs,bsrne street
Q HERMAN 4 co, AUcrrosEERs WILL SILL
>. Wednesday. september ~ at II eocs 81 their store
% barrel. Bourbon and Rye whssey.
= pS.. .sa s@f sssrsis s.ea aia % .sa s'Ra. ROM.
II casks Port And sherry Wines
whlssey. schnapps Ber., arse 70 Of demilohns and
Of various liquors Also 1900 navana seed sesar
sac positive
CALLS or HOUSEHOLD FuRsITuRE
y The undersigned y prepared 70 give
s.Lgs or Fgie,ti gsonshiioh6 hiisSnSn sEssrrURs iH
AT the reside Of families or At bis sAl-sr0om,
4 joTRSEaY,. Aa1oaser.
No Pne street.
THOMAS GAfFYEY. AUcTfosEER OFFICE CORNER
q ss cnrTse,s ases .as a. . .sa .s S.Sr. S ~ ss
rst Liquor Store Of Thynnh street and
isr !, Kegs WITH brass i.uoss Screen. slsss BSts.
Pumps, Barrels &c.
For other Auctions See Another Part or
the PAPER.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
CI.OTIIING.

TTENTIoN -AT THE GENUINE CALIFORNIA AND
"A Western agency 2f7 Seventh avenue ladies' aud
gentlemen have the pleasure again that
ccyed large orders from the above markets % higher
Furniture. Jewery. &c guarantee to the following
prices Six Dresses 81 10 SI Coats ~ to $l Pants -
&c invite you respectfully before yon dspose q your
Cast or Clothlng call address II. ROSENBERG,
2i2 avenue There you viii be dealt with honestly
Ladies' attended by Mrs Rosenberg.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

rTESrIor .Ar rHR NEW STORE. lie THIRD
IA avenue, indies and gentlemen arc guaranteed 10
osve the ghcs for each Article Of Cast on Wearing
Aprael Furniture. CArrets Ac for the Southern and
Western markets Try and satisfy yourseif The folo~ing
Goats from 81 10 SIS, for Pants ~ 10 s.; all other
kinds of Dresses Purntur~ Carpets ke the highest prices
viii be paid In cash Call address g. hIsH lIt Third
avenue Fouretnlh street Ladies attended 70 By Mrs.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

RENovAL-A REM0vAL-A REMOVAL
N The Oldest stand from Seventh is removed 90
Sirth ladies' gents fol
lowing prices for their Cast or Wearing Apparel IS
$50 from - 10 SIS for Coats from 81 to
S5 for Pants; also Carpets Furniture Je~elry Ac ooe
by post punciuaiy attended 70 oy Mrs EZEKiELs tfor-
merry Of Seventh avenue N2 Sixth avenue. private real
denee. Gentlemen attended to bv Mr.. 4.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

Sfn FfR CFNT fNGfnNNf -CfrfRFNg NAVfwnM
- nN~k ~ FrmNfr NHf CtNal fssvt a~H KrsfF
- 'fess = - ~ NreAsr M~fuesasy 80 rnssy
~. 90 rssr 80 vii tsaY lstsesss fysas Cstptsf 4
HkNl ks.ass ~ NHsNfh Nsfa ~ 80 rfsHsN
asr.ors 4 rmrf. atfs3frg
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

A GREAT BATTLE FOUUHT-THE VICTORY II
"A raned.-Lsdes and gentlemen, II hns been victorious
in being pronounced by great many that b MIHTl q
23 SIh avenue ha highest prices cash.
for Clothing Carpets Jcwery, 4c, and si means
60 continue To do you win favor him with note or
cal N. B.-Ladies and gentlemen know well that
,bose tremendous prices that Is orercd ~ some dealers -
Q perfect humhne the best do "
address above then will know will re-
crive satisfaction. Do not forget the old. well known
dealer g. MlNrZ and the number 2s3 Sixth avenue
Eighteenth street Ladies' attended by Mrs hnn
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
4 PROCLAMATION.

n PROCLAMATION.
"A All dealers atm must retire a, i se.ensn
ladies' VII be Asoushed the
prices paying Cast or Cothng Carpets Furni.
lure Jewery hnc Furs II has surely pronounced
Harms Ia the only place whcrs
will hnd honest and upright dsaiers and gt 70 per can't
Please friends and
will tell you call for " Harris 1S Seventh avenns
then you VIII avoid being humbugged Call sdircss
r. HARRIS 1856 Seventh doors from Twenty
frat street Ladies attended BY Mrs Hsrris N B-Pesss
careful and Gpd the numbor I36. will
your IN stake when too late.