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zoo Hogs'd n. q. Suger.
go i}.,:s. Loai, Crushed ans
Powdered Su.,r.
100 BIS. Clarified >ugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
100 lis. H.. & NO. MoIasscs,
100 Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
1900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
lGO Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackcrel s. llarri"".
~
Do Coils Cordage; T
100 Half Bis. S. G. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbi,t's Salaraius:
800 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes ka.sins:
400 do h!anuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes soap:
&c" Half Chests Tea:
1000 BIls. Wrapping apcr:
25O,O(O S .g;,rs.
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zoo nnO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OUUyUUU To SEI.il LL0YDslkEw
l. STEAL PL ATE SOgNTiiCO;0HED
Map Of tho United States.
| Canadas, and New Brunswick.
Psnm rseusIy surveys. esmp'sssd Aug ~, 1ss.
cost go .OU0 " cassavs irasa Qsc MARI time
Superior to any $40 map ever mede by Co.san
OF MITCHELL md sells q the lo~ psice a - cts
$4,000 names are engraved III tins map, n
Il is no, only County Map. bA, ], = shoa
l. County and Railroad Map
Of the Y, S. aud Canadas csubned 10 uus. giving
n Every, Railroad ySsatlpn
4,i s,..; and dis'spas between iset.r
Ihsiiass pr day. snt Wi4tahetaek I'll mepe that
ca.nos hs stld and sstsnd shs lnsnsy sg Al
SIND for ''se p.tlar'. worth 20 ".
Printed ins rucsions ho~ 10 canssp we'll, fur
oish~a to all our agents. D I" a. b,'A tn..s
ryee, Stale, Cshfornia. Caaesis. Enslp?d France
asssl ui,a 4 fortune may b made with . Few
,.u,.irss. dollars cspitaI7 NJ Cmpstitim.
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l.. ~ WsI Department usee our Aap Of VIZ
gtnin. MaryiInd and peansyivaMa, ross &re .
burg. Maryland MARY M Hjeess. Wii.is.pa, E'y,
!, r .,S :ss S;s.E s:ga;a yHs'"-
..loyd's Typographical Map OF
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
ILLINOIS il the only suthosity for Ca. Busl'
and the Wsr Department Money fsfhn6ed 70
suy one finding IN error in IL. PlIoB - esaas,
Z From ths Tribune. -Aug. & sssszisq
"LI.OYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. NARY.
LAND nd PENNSYLVANIA. This. Nap h
very large; its cost h but - csuta ana = 4 ~
bet TAich .as b PsrcAasst." ,iasA
t.i,vd's ..roat- Map Of the Mis-
SlSSIPpI RIVER - From Actual Susvsys ~
Cspts. Bar, and WIN R,wen. Ms-issipI kivsr
t,'.as ii 81 L.ui-, Mo-. shows every msas
ptan,ati,a, and wners name from 81 'IOsiS %
tbs Gut II Mexieo-i $50 milssr svesy 06d. BET.
islsut. Owl, adding. ond Ill places % miles
bsck from ia liver c0los d in c,antiss and
States. Pnre 81 ~ sheets. q packet E,sa,, aud
20 50 N linen. WITH roiis r.. Eesdy SEPT =. =
VI NAVY NkrARTAE .. WASH. Seps. n. Issa
j, { LLOYD Va; Sc d M your Mar N ,lp.
Mss ~, ,.ivc' with rice per hundred c.piss.
Ilsar- a,innra, Charles II, Davis commanding the
Mt'ssssasi s."sdns, ~ wu'horizssi ~ 'purehass
sIbEoS WEI VEIN W y. y t. Navy.
iio;8w' 800 - 90 ~
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s.. 81 No. 25 Maiden Lane, New Yc.k.
| Any; one sending single letter post STAN
will receive ,rirculag With the engraving xlpv,
'cs 'o''o" lra yfifl..af - ~ ...f- aC-1ag 4rf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-10

Old mems eyes are like old mems
memories; they are strongest for things
. long way off
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THE PEN Is MiGHTIER
THAN TIE SWORD
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST o. ALL Pens
SoaroS's eoLn rExs
The Best Pens in the World.
D., re~eipa Il a., o, ih~ r., swing sum ,as..sh
ov ,rf--r mn 10. e ib'' wi. -snd " "fn
ut M T. ~ 81 b rwiss, n dirsc'e .st:'d y oF
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- 30 nis the Magic Pen; fn- IS cents. ,!.s
Luck Pen: sor 81. tn Alsa, Reads Pen ~
sirS. he FL. giant Pen: AMI ~ sf.is,'i,- Exre !
Pea. These are well E.ish . soi vtifin. Gol'i
Pers. with Iridesmin Poi =. as.r,gs' weat
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The name IA. Mcr.n Number. and ~Qual,
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Points ere warranted icr six nipnihs cxcepf
s.airsf accident 7 ne numbsr. indfr.t. siss-
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AT -rr :" lee ~ The re- and styles.
oOi.D Pens wIfHoCr CASES.
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b. 81 n ~, p. IA. Ia uu.i,.y ar N ~. z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

A GALA WEEK AMONG THE CRICKETERs-
MATCHES oP THE wEEK-NEW-iORk vs.
BOSTON.
The present week is quite al eventful one among
the vo,src. q manly Of cricket IA this Vicinity in
eonsqusuee o. the yayns Of he most important matches Of
the season during the few days These matches be-
tween eleven picked players Of the ST. Georges Club Of his
city ssu equal number Of the bee, c'iekeers Of the
State 4 Msaehas,G This match commences to-day and
continues Tomorrow the ineo'ed ground Of the 81
Gecres Club Hoboken. to which charge IL made fbr ad
uiion Tie sc-ond match. and the most interesting one
tetwcn ell Massachue;s sud the NewYor Club, and 10
played Thur.lsy aud Friday the ground Of the
81 Club, 5. HebOieu, the public being invited to attend
ff'; d all charge.
The third match, IN Importance least although 1t comes
ht in priority Of time between the second Eeveus OF
the N-uYos aud Boston Clubs and of Yesterday on
tho ground u the former Club There age attendance
Of spectators present snd the match proved very eicins
and CLOSELY Contested one, some resy hne cricket eenS
shown on both .ies The batting Of Messrs Sinner suit
van Davis. Colauorr knef and Davis on the Boston side
especially worthy Of reusrs While Beach Hal, and Suy
dam dugu shed themselves among The New ora division
AZ the bat Tho dsU.ctyo bowling Of Tyler In the second
anlnss OF the ostOns1s T. entitled 10 attention as he took
no l-sa than out OF the wcse,s Of tho latter party
The following il the score;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

RESCUE AT SKA.-1he circumstances connected
with the rescue Of the lad j. Ii. Ihunton by THE
captain and crew d the ship Lord Stanley, when
bound from the te1iteranean to Quebec, are inter
eating and occurred but short tine since: Thurs
ton aud several others went on four months tshipg
cruise from plymouth, Yass.y each having + AZ
from which 10 fish, but all as crew attached 10 q
schooner. While engaged IN fishing, strong COZ
trny winds sprung Up which carried lhure,On out
10 tsa For some time hG endeayorod 10 regain his
comrades but soon found II useless 10 struggle with
biz tiny against the waves; 40 he Discontinued
hIs Efforts and gave himself up for Lost. When oil
Cape Breton, between the Cape and Greenbank, IN
object was Obseryed away III the distance, by the
officer on watch on board the Lord Stanley TO which
he drew the attention Of Capt. iiaieeman. They
could not make IL out distinctly. IL might ice "A
single plank or basket, or floating rubbish, ~ ill.,
definite was its appearance.
Capt. llascmnn, however, with a true sailor q
heart altered the cOnrso Of the ship aud bore down
10 the object, thinking that perchance brother
sailor might be clngng to 1t. Nor was hs instinct
at fault, for upon approaching the object it wac
found 10 be boat, and figure Of man seen lying
in her bows. Upon clonug up the boat was hailed
The figure in her bows partially rose, Razed around
apparently bewildered and then sank down again.
A boat Was then lowered from the Lord Stanley.
and lad, who proved 10 be Ihursion, taken out
and placed on board the ship. lie was speechess
and entirely exhausted with fatigue Every gtten-
ton was paid hin by Capt. Haisoman, and upon
rnllying II was fOubd thai he bad been at SEA six
days IN this open boat, and destitute OF food. by
the time the Lord Stanley reached Quebec, Thurs-
ton had quite recovered, aud was ready TO 81. fish
ing again. Ills case was made known 10 the Aineri-
can Consul &. s. Ogden, eeq, who sau, ;iio boy
home aud al the same tiule made such representa-
tions 10 bis Government concerning the results OF
the rescue as Will doublcrs induce the authorize at
Washington to recognize in suitable manner, the
.esy.ce. = Capt. uais.p2a.
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e be,sd term a. this has seldom been known In TINS

such heated this has seldom been Hno"" !" WIS
vicinity either FOR intensity OF Duration nor IL our
ton by any means exceptional. On tue eo"""3 p.oP'
ava o, north and south OF u, cry out In their distress
,a I'D infection. The Montreal GaIss of Saturday
remarks: -. Al,
II will hardly be TO our readers TO say may 'n
.,thsr has been most oppressive for some time past
- trov how II has been may De INTEREST
10 those al distance however to learn that the mercury
between 10 and 80 the greater part Of the time
have Rad several heavy storms OF ram out ,n' m
moist heat remaining -,
Last week Saratoga tho heat wa more oppressive thu"
4 had been known for forty years.
The albany rgu Of yesterday gives the following fec''u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

MgyDAcIrY ~ THE LoSDos TinEs.-IAe r.
roAfo GloJc thus reieTs 10 tie Of Tie london
Times.
Tho excessive insoelce Of The London Tro in dealing
with the American tremendous Lssumpon Of superb
knowledge ADD judgment; ali the eonhfsDee with which
II mako lfeilct.0u pateut 10 the whole world. ID has
stated many tunes lse Nicsshgfg intesnahe
hst Grant rut retire from " and that Lee bad
Phadelp hla and Baltimore 81 bic mercy. Lv.Ty
therefore. curious 10 how toot ID, recent news s
Idruce doc not fall H. out 10 dAfss ot dsruss
tn. coufscu.ces Of the fall Of Nctsbufg IL ps,os that by,
and spesks Lee, moth ard 40 and
his retreat il not unexpected Tic gucsy star having 5000
opening pitches into Ihs Tuna 10 capital style The
affected usocnce w which the Ins speaks Of the Amcfi-
can var % hind Of vesfisone vance Involving 10
principle u anything eise Of importance Il extraordinary
Here great contest between two sJstems OF sbor-se'e
aud free between the rule Of people and % .aNrhodhs
Ar,tocray involving the liberty Of four millions O. basAs
Of hsu th1i number Of VIII tee Ws the lucr
y Of Of tho nations Of ue osuh and the ISsf'
treats T. thing Il 40 moral mponaCce wbale'cr 40 oly
account Of s eject the es'ion msiAr snd
be brought to some termination without any regard % The
effects tho people Of tie United States at early Jay
ponbe. Il would not fpeak with bali The c0Leurt VI
IN the ouiAn island, dsi VI this gigantic suIs
gle Tor .he mastery between slavery and freedom IN America
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sEw-roRx.
Fif,f fariHga
The Turf.
TRoTrING ON THE UNION COURSE, l.. l.

TKOFIiNG ON THE UNION COURSE, L.. L.
Yesterday u trotting match, which attrscted an
unusually largo number OF spectators off the newly
syysd uiou Course L. l.. between the buckskn gedine
Gen Mcclellan TO wagon and the gray Lady Shecutn
harness 1909. mile heats best three In i've. The
driven by the veteran horsemen, Hiram Wood.
ruh and the latter by her owner Nj Mcbride. Gen. Nc
Cesn tho fayorito at 100 TO $50 aud he eleyegy
In thr-- straight heats, in 2:jo. 1888. 2,.i
match between the two celebrated horses Mr. Nor
NJ a. 4 Troy.neck aged and Mr. Bushs b. h. Troyaore
year Tor E 900 side four miles aud repeat, has been
made to OF on October over the Ceooyie Coarse
l.. ]. weights 90 be carried, los pounds each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

The UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
LKrrua PROM GRx MEApR-The appreciation in which the
Christian Commission Is held by all acquainted with 's' oens
violent operations In tho and has been SHOWN oy
quent communications from those in ocis stations DOM
high and low commanding aud bidding It God speed In its
good work. and by the earnest expe'on' OF gratitude rom
those have received relief and consolation AZ the nano'
Of M deesses Gen Meade thus adds his testimony 10 's'
Of others heretofore given:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToahc Aug D. lSo5'
Ggo II. STUART, Chairman r. s. ChJtsttan Comm""'"'
No. ~ Bank street, Phidfdphta ar,
DEAR SIR: received recently through the hands OF hr
Cole yonr kind the 27h ut. II will afford me very
great pleasure to render you and aey
my to prosecute the good aud holy work you have
entered upon 49,.
assure you no ono looks with more favor upon the true
Christian who ministers the Spiritual wants OF the dying
and the ysca OF the wounded than those no arc
most Instrumental In the line Of their duty In causing TINS
sufehng hence you may rest satisfied, that IN this army
your AGENTS and assts wl receive every cooperation
b., treated with all tho consideration due the important
aid nobls work they engaged upon
shall he glad hear from whenever anything occurs
recurring action and shall always be ready as ir 'ne
sSixencies Of the service and my authority will permit 70
comply with yonr wishes
Very respectfully. and truly yours i'll.
GEO. q. MEADE. Maj Cen Com'dins
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HROOHLYN ITEMS.

The EFFECT OF THE HEAT.-A number OF per-
.ous were pro.aed by the intense heat yesterday ahd
the day previous several deaths occurred IN consequence
Michael Eewmsu uudsrtske doing business at no. I'S
Court street led 90 account Of the heat - go -
Thom.s BAN. ca pener residing at No 1853 Smith street
while ahou, starting for Staten Island on sunday ie
strange fsong and reformed TO hs room lie fingered u"
nisht. when he expired.
blind who hls for year. been stationed near 'ns
corner ~ aud Fulton .ireets soliciting ams aoppe1
down dead o. %. si4.walt the OF haIh ana
ager streets ys eGdsy lie wss accompanied by ~. VIE
IN. the Second Precinct station i"hsr
rag.ss ncI the above aud s.FJcts thst
death was caused by the inen.e heat were rendered
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Latest shin News.

steamship Saxouis (iaml Tfautman, lianouIs 'u5 90
via Southampton 2J at M, mdse aud 30, pas' W mn
hadt 60. Had westerly winds WIN iossy
Lat - 80 lon 40 TO- passed several evbetss .' i" y"
Fifo leland epok- Han bark Amante bound YVES, -.
Bark N-rein (Puss BorscAke sha'ea' 20 u'S'' '''' :"
ssLr Nav Emln. Bailey Virginia days, wood
SL, P,i'vr, Luikin Georgetown, ID. q, days ballast
s,br r. stokesy III Imam. Maryland days. shnges, to
Benton Bro, ~,
EFLOW-One ship and one bark unknewn
wlNp-ss9,.b . ysy nsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

PHoBABIr MuRDER.--Tbe body OF man was
found near Fods Dock yesterday morning and taken in
charge by Coroner escman Tn. deceasd appeared to be
ou, a years OF age feet inches In hight and had
bls. ta Had on sht sAy gAnaloon blue striped over
.h izh, calico undeshrt linen drawers snd boots. with
tue tops cut or examining the body extensive oui'
W.. dcovrred the right and sssh about three
ueh. In length behind the left such a. might hive been
caused By sharp instrument The remains were taken TO
the Dead House. where postm examination VIII be
made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Passengers Arrived

IN eantip SIyonia )rom Hamburg and Southampton
H. storm wife aud tn children H. Segnil, ANNA Mes
aud family A. Coneu DhIens, Louie Mate y stampet,
A. Flcscuhcim, Philippine Strauss aud vito. Il. Hntze NJ
James Jer,nas. H. B Schneider ]. A. Mut1enheaher
+. Chapman. $. W. schmidt b. g Hemen, A. Espenhsn,
X. Bayepue, C. Haskell Charles koc,.er T. y stevens
N Phiunry. Il. Morton, Jas Wuson 4. T. Richards A r.
FISHER L. rhesen. NJ Thesen John Myers, loo in second
cAn Al. mud ~ lsIatreIAge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

At sale Of slaves a, Loekvile Nd young
,uRown, abebodled handf' brought together fl2o or
PI8 head" LIchange.
Well we would not give Sl8 head for 100 Of
the best slaves III this State. They are worth Il
great deal more as compensated laborers, but they
are not worth il as slaves Slave property is fast
losing It's value and oil who are not plrbnd with
prejudice see 1t and feel it. Tie question Of
cipstion IS living practical one in this State it Is
upon ma. and we must settle IT, We are a. well
convinced that the people Of Tennessee will pass
emancipation ordinance before twelve months we
sre Lei tley spsL; " d9i.I Nash. Uaiol. !
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IAdver,i.emcnt.I

FARE REDUCED. The PTTsBURG, FORT
WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY viii sell thIonah
tickets NewYork to Chicago at reduction OF = -
making IN. fare but 49, hstclass cars Passengers oy
this route III sixy miles distance and TWO h9ui' He
For through tickets and further information Apply AZ %
ChambsIssl
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YooLs for sick Soldiers.

r. ~ Esif'- Of Tas y i. Irituae
SIR: We are asked to supply several bundled
book. for the ,iei soldier, Mo Tie surgeon who
whites ss,s There eleven ali-ry Ao'T4isl' Which
.oconnod.. 500 patients Among then lfe now miny o.
the pisd from tie amy ;hi; restored 20 us 10 Rebel
.irous hold Niei'bau few old ne~'papef' sad duo
lecnlo editions u the Now Testament eoHsgts or d.
bray. reading batter Of mofc general ch'fsesef
Can yoa not ea the .yu aiaes q The Northern gabc
and coec, r,oo,ueou, fcsl i,tei ~ .eo brave
f,uows"
ihnk The ga'c can hgdl5bs moe 'ifop5y pe'sye aad
only ak motto. yod rasr Coauibtior' nay - seat
TO ,Lis Office AID ,AAl b. promptly FORWARDED
Resgectully ELLEN COLLINS.
Chairman " Com. Soy plea
Jnisd Siato Sanitary Con~D'n, UsaaHs Css'al fac
e,IiioH Of RsItcf Nc. 10 C.oE0 taign. Aer- i~l.
Avg = 1919
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The pr,s-n most remarkable hot spell" has now eonin,
ned fifteen days We have no personal recoheetoh VI
ythls like in this city Yesterday wa. nray as nS e
o. sccor ding TO position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

UnooKLYs COHAOS CoUScIL.-Ihe Board held
meeting ia., evenus and transacted large anoun, Of
f,inr business The Controller sent 10 commune
d. "a, wsfr oec,t!ea By persons who paid rent. IL
,os n,lsuces houses had been erected them fess
la loo rssuing L- matter 20 specis Committee oil Hfes
New an appointed fuch committee NUMBER oi
resolutions ard oftnsnce' adopted directing 1913 20 De
,one further the Board adorned until the trsi
Monday OF October All the pubic ohees are 20 be closed
" +, olocf noon eIerp ITO Offices Of the Collector and
Street Commitment which. with clerk IN each sEA!
reil ain oysu daily until o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
CITY ITEMS.

Tuy WEATnER.-No deaths by sun-'troke were
,poed Yesterday probably because people, warned by the
consequences Of indiscre.ion. have become more ca"
ton, in posing themselves The mercury for the pa' 'e
h.s s,nod In Navy ork City. in the shaje, az loows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

them with a purse Of about 90 Last evening, commit
tee Of e,ens Of which Mr. John T. DAILY chsirman,
visited tho cngus house Of No H. In Thirythrd street. and
presented Mr. Donohus with esgan, silver trumpet beau
tifnIiy engraved. and bearin1 the inscription;
Earthly Dopobue Foreman OF Engine No IL; mark Of
r.spect for his efficient services during the New-Yok riots
Jnly 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

FouSD DEowNED.--The body Of a man about -
year. Of eye plosed Up the Narrow OF Sunday u
.f.r,ly nui. Dec.as.d had sadly hair and was about
; e.i / che. IN i,h Coroner Bennett Of Ray Ridge L9ns
lssLd. took charge u The rcuiaiu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

4 servaut girl, employed in the family OF Mr'
Palma An fraullin .yetu. near Woushby sysnu- Wa.
Yroaed BY heat yesterday and died IA consequence
shortly thereafter. The Coroner Tu aothed
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6osteiter's gtomatb Bitters.

TT o 8 T ETr e Rs
"- CELEBRATED
STOMA Oh BIT T z r 8 .
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure ofHx.LrH. "Bu. howl. INV
We answer, '.is easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH. and sustain
The NERVES, the servants Of the brain,
The LIVER keep in active play
And regulate from day to day.
Zach organ aid. on Natures plan.
Bruce and refresh the INNER MAN,
And like watch that's kept in chime
BY constant care with railroad time,
The system, tone and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the ,piris'. too.
"HOw," you inquire, "can thi, be done,
This Victory Ger Disease be wOnp
"HosrgrrzR's BIrrzKs" we reply.
IL HEALrn's SUPREME PKorscTIoS-rsr!
Of resenersns the di,ordsrsd and enisebl.a
system regulating every function Of the internal organs re-
vyng the depressed spirits, inyisorains the constitution
and prolonsng life medicinal preparation either Of The pUt
or the preseu. time been completely and universally
successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
II o s r T. T II Il IL g
CELEBRATED

CELEBRAl led
s TO MACE Il L Il Il l. Il So
Assin., the yapon foul prepare.
That fever. iiut tho heavy air
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prsre,. woods, or narshy ground
fsedcn,sIy toll you ply,
Nature you a.sis--or die
For when debsred from exercise
For artificial aid she erie.
Medicines grand pur2ose and intent
10 threatened evil to p1sreas
And 4 you'd be relieved or spared
From III. that crush the anprepl,ei
Hostet,er's Bitter. use for note
Thy are the suRgsr ASrIoorE-
To &c. q. defiance the ia.nsof unhealthy soils the poisas
OF water the efllv, Of crowded vOIkroous
and factories and bs1e Influence of sedsnary employ
nen,., /. /. only Necessary to be fOrearmed with
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CELEBRATED
$ T o IA G II b T II Il .
To wanderers on sea or land,
From Polar shore to rropic strand;
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Aud jewellers In grsa. cities, too;
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To miners California bound.
And ule.s Of wet, msrshy youndi
To feeble wives Of fragile mold,
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To those in health, who would enjoy
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TO all the ..rens,hss'. weak and pale,
Who droop yet know not what they AZ
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GALA WEEK AMONG THE CRiCkETERs-
MATCHES OF THE WELk-NEW-iOhk VS..
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The body. and depre" be mind,
Agues that - they 90 AID esme
Make life constaut maliyEion,
Coles and dysenerie pains.
Meath which tbs strong mans visor wsrss;
Biiou. complaints. these tedious i',
Ee'er conquered 70. BY drastic pills.
Dread Dlasrhea that canine. be-
Cured BY destructive mercuryi
Slow constitutional decay
That bhngs Death nearer, day BY DAYS
Nervous plosration mental sloom-
Herads Of madness OF the tomb.
For the.e-thoush mineral nos.runs fall
Means OF relief at least We hail.
HosrErrEas BITTERs-medeine sure.
Not to ITsrent alone ba. cure
In Dyspepsia Fever aud Asus. Bilious Complaints const
rational and Neyou. Debility. Constipation, Sentences.
sps.m. and in all Complaints of Man Woman procssdns
from casual or inhereu, wsatns. Of the Body, the ous
Gr.a; Remedy and Restorative is