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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

PRIZE COURTS AND BLoCEADERs.--The officers
of our blockading vessels OF Charleston an-
nounce their intention Of sinking instead Of
capturing the rebel blockade runners. This Is
the result Of Che Encouragement Of our prize
courts here, which often bring our officers in
debtors instead Of creditors when the prizes
come to be settled up. There is large screw
loose somewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

citizens Of the North but he has made very
little headway against the rebels. II Is worthy
of remark that the generals who are the great
est failures have distinguished themselves most
In assailing the constitutional! rights Of the
people atae' ii. h e''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
Eweii's TroeFs Storm the Un;sR
IntrenctimsIts al Winchester.
AFFAIRS AT WICK sBURG
Magrnder Said to be Marching
z on New Orleans.
The BOlMbardlnent of Port
Hudson.
EXECUTION OF REBEL OFFICERS,
&C., &C.. &c.


The Affair at Winchcstcr.
RICHMOND June 10, 1888.
despatch from Geaerai. Lee. dated the 18th, says
God has again erowneA he vaior Of our troops with
success Ewo division Sta rmedthe intreuchments at
Winchester, capturing their q -tillory &C. LIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
Execution Of Rebel Omcers.

rom inc Cuhtt0h0CR6 H6Uof JUNE II
Tho Rei has editorial the execution Of The Con-
federate officers Franklin facility admitting the justice
OF the hanging. Il says-Lawrencs Orion Williams
ono the honorable ocers IN chs service He
recently married Mrs Lane formerly Miss Hamiltoa.
Tho expedition that ended tragcslly undertakes
o1j0ora Ed fe trt +t.sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
General Magruder and the United Statss
~ C0nsul In NM In m0r0a. .L

From the Brownsville (rexas) Tag June g.
Whom Generals Magruder and Bell paid visit 70 tho
Governor Of Tamaulipas Mexico tho authorities or hata
moros sautein honor Of the distinguished visitors
whereupon the Lincoln Consul demanded hs passpart.
Tho flagship Of General Magruder would leave 10 few
days. rs the critical situation Of aars louisiana
dsnanded presence The editor adds that Banks wul
soon the Aghtins Of the Department OF Tsxas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

STRAWBERRY PLANTS AND THE WEEKLY He
RALD.--The Tribune, having nothing else to re-
commend it, has again fallen back on its straw
berry plants, and pulled them extensively on
Saturday last. The fact is that the WEEKLY
HERALD, the cheapest and best newspaper Of
its class in the world, is pushing the poor weak
ly Tribune entirely out of circulation. Conse-
quently poor Greeley is obliged to resort to all
sorts Of strawberry, gold pencil and slate pen
Gil lotteries to keep his paper before the pub
lie. But the people want good newspaper,
not strawberry plants, and cannot be caught by
any such silly dodge. The rapidly and largely
increasing circulation Of the WEEKLY HEnLu
shows that 10 is just what the masses desire for
family and literary newspaper. The strawberry
season il nearly over, and 90 Is the existence Of
the Weekly Tribune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

TIN NEw GovERNNENT OF CoLoMPlA.--The
British government formally recognized the
United States of Colombia (late New Grenada)
on the 2sth Of May lest. Senior Pradilla pre-
sented his credentials ~ Minister Plsnipoten-
tiary from that country on that day and was re-
ceived by the Queen. The trade Of England
with Colcmba the last year was. in the aggre-
gate sbou, four millions Of dollars Our own
trade is about Ave millions per annum Mr.,
Cox stated In the House Of Representatives az
tho lasI session that the President was taking
stops rcr an early recognition Of Columbia, aud
he now hm Nn opportunity Of following the Eng,
lish example without danger, which we hope
will speedily hc done, IN case na pllnctple pl
rlsll Lc Affected ihes.by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
Rebel Advices FIRE m vicksburg.
rC.o,. thu Chnttanoaua Rebol lima 16t


Tue enemy has gotten within ethree hundred yards Of
our outer works, mounted segs guns and opened Gro
without doing any damage far sOur loss In the whole
series Grants has been s thousand ana the
enemys between forty and nty thsn and Grants pres
force does not exceed sixty bcus md notwihstand
ing heavy renforcemeuts have reached him. No fear y
felt regard the subsistence OF arrson Below
s statement Of tho daily rations now being ssacd
Quarter Of pound OF bacon, half pesns OF becf Ave-
eighths OF pound Il Ames and allowance OF peas,
rice, sugar and molasses
An officer who lott vcksburg Monday nghs reports
wen supplied with water aud provisions. 50 far tis
damage has been done by the enemys Grc Grant ~
still pegging away from his parallels, but mischief b.
done yet. II rumored that Magruder marching
New Orleans but 1t is not credited in Official circles No
firing heard this afternoon, and nothing has been
Of the enemys cavalry since the skrmsh OF yester
day Since meeting Jackson he is thought TO have givca
up the idea OF another raid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
The Operations Against Fort Hudson.

[From the Mobile Advertiser Juno IL
The latest from Port Hudson says the lombard
mcnt still Citizens Of Horn axe report thirty
Transports with troops and supp!es going down
the Mississippi river.
Passengers from ponchatoula heard heavy firing At
Port Hudson. The Essex is reported captured by our
forces, and several gunboats disabled.
A gentleman from Woodville reports Banks Certifying
on Thompson creek northwest Of Port Hudson and PAM
ing heavy siege guns
Banks has mustered out several regiments Sher
man s left arm has been ampuated.
Movements OF the Rebel Generals Mar
N0Gukc ana Price.
despatch. dated Pamela, June H. says Genera, MAJ
madukc captured one transport and sunk another near
Helena. .
On the 1lth instant three regiments sent out from
Helena against him, but were driven back
General Price 10 marching Old Town Point, eighteen
miles below Helena Twenty-Five companies reported Cor
duty from North Mississippi, under the late call. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22
Call tne Nl,esI..tppi.

An officer just from Natcbez reports that the gunboas
Orizaba grounded bar four miles below the city,
the llth and the river has fallen three feet since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

AMusHNEN RUS EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
IRON CINCINNATI.
The Fright Of tho Jcws-rijgh Prices
River NnVigniion-D Damage by Erosts-.
Arc Farmers Subject to In.anityt
IRON OK .,-.-l Correspondent
IrIs.T IfOrsv yov Oh a.

az u ~ .f-.-l IV4fct !''ndcht
BunEf HOUSE,. Nov %. l'.1.
Quito sen alton exists hero and in other
river cities about The oglsr u Gen. UlEi5lt at ,em.
ph' BY which all iho nblo.b5dei men ar, forced 90
enter to mi,lry service. Many parties with heavy
stocks OF goods went tlhcr 10 50 alo blsncss partc.
ulagy Jcws. and by recent arrivals fIom Memphis Ne
learn they AZ doyaing c,oy means 10 leave Memphis
md tlcr good, bnt IN yaln Tor tho momoni thcy
lca,c tlcr goods vii bo conlsoslcd IsAw several a..
tuning wio fortunately lad 10, commenced business
Tho fact 49, tho grca. majority Of the cirAderro jews
ana they have not hesilaied t. 90 INFO tho saug lug
business Honest traders III suicr ylt thcn but on
DO whole. good Will result.
Tho rio in prices here In almost ercry commodity "a
Astonishing. Wheat IL from ~ g. N ~ com nom
90 cents g. ~ oats 70 cents ryo al % barley "a -
logl 81 per cwt. wood from 90 - SlO Il cord AID tho
liz. A. usual tho hotels Loep ahead.
lilo river % los, but noe Is coming Gid With u
largo brpplies Of fonns! anita diamonds from Pits.
bTPh-'hai il conls
Ilo farming inlerc,t greatly suffered in tlli rcqlon
asl ycar by dry "eaihor end cary fiosis / noticed
many zelda 81 tobacco which HOdi hnyc boon g., ol but
tc frost bit them. aid tho farmers did touch the
st snoh voy large nmonnii ofoyoyihngwe were planted
tA1t the decrease IRON ioEmcl yeaIa crnno bc great
ir.mit ms I'D noiO worry FFlga,l1ur 81 li,l Ia rorr
fire rounds ~ tc papers and which issued from luh.
cai on OF tle Agricultural Department. that II. In
iacu0ut thHt rum ocslyrnh tOH ipurh ~ the insane
tln NtHtr nl htIFiINnuiftfF and
Ill He 0rt 81 fimefi Families The inference drawn
from s 81 ut no cli oi orr people b. 40 likely 10 boz
come insane ftnporg md ihat young mon should
choose come Dtner oe,4i ZION tAnn farming uai thuy
pc0f 10 isu DO r.bA VI ending their drys IA q l.d.
Lomr.
Iaiiulrss0' caoneh a. harl times without layinp
their occupation bronght into dNespod iu tth G,le
and iuis.ious inwnDr II mon know NArt tf0y uls
failing about. DC win do; bu, auy man 81 sense NH s0u
be convinced lie ubO,o tiaioncnt - untrue Win. d..
tio t,rmB ono.oYrnth' nad Zone lo.til" m.tnf Cor.
tauj not 81 ne whole population OF farmers but ot ae
Whole 'lbor OF inmates. Row moI0 than ono.ha.fof
or peple nlo iarmcfs nnd Including tho,o biouet no
iarnlf. tlGoo lOorihs nd hence iAo roa tfuih h.
eIs1 g.an.Ds ihs s.aIsle!t " w ~, lL.l " w La,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
The DAY ~ THE CENTRAL PARK HOSPITAL

At the upper ond Of Central Park IL an o'dashoned
wooden residence Nth lrgr modern brick extension.
the grounds 81 wbioh psrocd by seniriei It's Is
The extensive Los g,a presided over by Dr. : NJ Goury
OF iAe United States army Tho halls cf both The old
AID new irnl.rrs were made merry yesterday ly the
Thanh. ms dinner PROS ided for iher 40 decrepd or
MANNED end cony alesconi foliers h tie Ros HI La
dies soldiers Relief Association.
llngs and good feeding fair women TIA. niri'iercd
at the tables Ia plseo v ,as soldier walters tvinkiing
-. hot irei tie sympathy offender bo'oils Instead
= he fc,irain, Of command. dessert. music. ara
speeches. t0oA the hours 20 Themselves snd crowded
them with memories that VIII long ~ cherished
col. Elliott J. Shepard closed Ito exercises With
short speech tlat was osered 10 tho echo. NO. we
canbo, fay closed The cxrchc' FOR The soldiers them
selves did thit with ,hcown cheers AID tigers for tie
bounihl ladies who Lad not forgotten them. The
uaires 4 these soli'ra' n>rds Mrs. Forester,
Mrs. Ryer. Mrs Barrett. Mr.. owens. Me. CoOpeT
nIs Pullman. Ms Iha,iorbury. and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
Letter Of 20 Rrisish suhiecs

From THO knoxville " nig. Nov. IL.
Tho following correspondence will explain H.
self and given TO the pubc 10 enable oilers To act
By, VITO mey be similarly Situated
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct. %, lsGj.
W g. b'owTIo~ cb ~ a 1 eissgS Treasury Agent
AZ This pn.e that 6fst it u b. required OF me- bioro
carrying, on farther business IN this piece. tDt sngn
tnhe the OATH Published IN the United S'ates ir'uc
REGULATIONS section 3. Scc hRo1riHe BRH.'" ocuipc,
"a ls) Second. Tina; il viii be further required q
mc to csabish ny -. atty to tie United stats uo'ern
mcnt ly two o.el citizens on EiIt.h suy, I I
an unnguralilch citizen. The Proclamation ~ the M
elish Government dated jane lrl. warns all heT sun
ccts under ponlity Of losing Oh protection should 'he'
- md or ahc either bcl'igcIcnt Mt war IN us conl
nent Yon VIII ~ once perceive thit inc oDuhaion
above rcf rrod to would subject me to the penalty tx
pressed in her Britannia Mairs! p'ochineuon 10
ct ihsh ny loyalty 10 the United a'aies 'oi
wouiG DO 70 create ~ sell citizen Of tie Cn'd S.
Az bat ut nm bound to obey the laws o. ihc
Government IN power but do not think u j. the inter-
ton OF The United States Government tn't i"r tnn'
privileges In this country foreigner shan Saorheo hs
Your scpy anl decision In this matter viii obigc.
v,nrs r..,e.llullv IOHS JA' Ks0N.
KNOXVILLE, nov ?, !cnJ.
MIR. Jons J,cKsoy "A British Subject - have
your letter tho 18th u and now answcr ~ nay ear;
Lest n.Dce. on say yon age irt.h suiysS' anu
hat Her Brit.nnic Maostys Proclamation, OF June,
NO. usfns Won uAsr penalty 81 lo.ing ai pIoto cii"
uo, ic aid or abct either Of the being rc'-s u lIs
country That was good ice and n - ply you
did not act upon IL. lon have been notorious ifpe
end bitter and active partisan upon The sid' oi te
South, ever since tho var comnencedi anu you
shculderc YOU mnskot 20 tine time OF >annerss fai'
In June nsil When you got through our ices !.iI
AGO returning from Europe II Was undfrti""h 'i"'
,ua were corning hcse 70 gnd up your business, nav
ine long been "a druggist here. Instead u "lhuins
no yoa tako charge Oi Samuel Haaliton's Jowely
st,r. L. fliol him. "a ha has been captain IN NO
Rebel service aBd smufgicd n portion 81 hs g"'e3
through from Baltimore. making his purchases th'io
In person The British Hog cant oo,er 20 ilnch ms
,lfs amounts TO- under my administration. iIe uuli
H. no.th,r yon or &r. Hamilton can be allowed 10 s,1.
out tcao Goods even by ing the oath you tpeiA 81
In toln, oi CON laut McssTs. l.nry aud thids, Two
~ tie .s t ~, Revenue Will hand you this note,
AMI ~ tie same time take charge Of your kts nnd c9fo
,our doors and the case will b. settled before Judge
Irdgg Of the Federal Court ~ snch cases ."'e U,ei
s.ltl.. elsoWhcle. / am &C.,
W. o. BEowSLow
Asst. Spec Agcnt Treasury Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
q Relic OF Hull Hun.

30 Ns Id,i,s,f The y. y fobus>
sm. Having in NY possession fragment on
S.u. Is,t,neni" which pcsr up tho hat.ehed
& a i,r Tho AL tu. soogs b.le 4 DctiyhSs b. ore
% c members q ny family and upro'ig That i,ioy ne
thereof may have fallen thrr and TIA, lie 2 ases oi
the in sinai ,so1d DO gad g. receive nyhinf ita,
have ors,d % their owed one s-ai you ~ insirin
nd "a th- q leaf. 4. = Arn. tYUpfly y ltil Regime q
- J. s. Vol ia Rfe Pts nr.r huh Rom tfcsF Jun- -
IDl ny 49, sanr Me- q "a splnss, ~ i' 'ei.! a.
vii .ndy 'orwasl d.. I,-c ~ glciil.- Hosp i.,l
e. n % Nm T. BRANDON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

For uz tie blood removing al chronic constitutional
a.. arising nom impure state oi the blood, and ne
ou, and stleu rnscy 0r the our. OF serOI'
sraia he. kLeum, Pains aud s~engs OF the bones,
ulc,4i!ols Vi The Throat ai Leg Dlotehe rnp@s on Wv
Zoe ser Eryspca. and al .c..y eruption. OF he I'm,
And DEAUiifl lNo IaE tUdtLEAiVS.
EOr y FEW
OF tho a. ord that ac lisAind se fon the cor
ttioa that accuI blood O al tho discoveries
that have been purge Il o eau equal III eneet
UFLAfBOLuS JOMFOU.D EAiAACI.OF sARSAPA-
RIA IL ccanss and sn0yAts. the blood nstis the ,isor
d.easc IL Stimulates the h.asy functions Of The body,
AID espsl. hc disorders Aat grow ami rnAls In the blood
sac fcmoiy that coa4 be relied has long been sousht
ot ad now ts lime, the pgbc have one on which
hTy can dopeud space here does not admit Of cerrr.
Gates to show cleci but tue tA Of single bottle VIZ
show the sA h. /. BIZ yues ilp1ssns anything ihy
have tskrn. ,, ,,,.
rt Of Wler l. equal the Lisbon Diet Drink and ono bottle
n equal gallon Of the syrup Of Saisspari.s or Tie
DeroCton - uIltly made.
THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
To UsE ~ TuE UNITED STATES ARMY. and are also
IN yesy ssne.i co IN ali Tie STATE HOSPITAL, IdP
Lie SANITARY lSSIlfJ rUNS thronsnoat ne and
VEL rNa;c practices, md arc considered As m'auA1s
Sec med al properties G, Buchu.
FROM nfSrkNsArOEN Of fltE UNITED SrATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works On tho ffseues
See eaIks made BY tho late celebrated Dr. PHYsc Pill
GdsShia. - . ....,,. :,
hrated Physician and Member the Royal Coesc Of sur
scon, on and pabsAod in the transactions OF tho hnS
-ld Oursn's journal. . .,,,,,s,,
sss Mclico-C higurcsi Review Published BY BENJAMIN.
IRANERs Fellow 81 Royal COL Sc II Surgeons
See aao.t ., the late st-hl,rI Works Of Medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

a Cant william ". Lrvis ~ 2. Army " tnnonne'' ~
connri'ssry Muster. r. the Headquarters OF TIE 90
n. ~ II New A.,I,p. - HI, H.
10 'bc .pnnsndpg Ito Depar'ncn, d ,,r.- my
ruhily T. his thanks - 'alt Audf"" '" fF''' ~
Gh Cavalry ~. verF 81 lh Nh'p ' R
performed i fu'Ics Of acting l'-i't i ~ ~
nd q Cor4s -. Il fiae,rs "a tie'e .raii mn ~ -
N, fro,n . - lonruei CAPT Evars poo "hsi 'on
lie i.sinnl o. be htd wh lie vii be tie ie"i "' 'n
di.y with u. ,, "a, ...,,..,i,,.
II For GREATER ocnvenBee Of supply and 81 comm inca
ton fort A.ils II hereby rsB.icTcd rom INC p'. -
Ariloua 10 the District Of Fort ,reig. h"'pfn " ~
Iti pf'h. ny o'Ger .. oiiS. ,'''
IsSy. &. CuELsp Asst hdi' Genrfd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
NpwvopK DAUY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER ~ io0h


are 20 few pccrlo insane 40 IN The farming cllss. 80
nm a fr ~ Is ,.s ney0us gtsais0t. nCticed some
IN ~ iiho ~ gnr,c time ago when fo ssa,ii,ca ~ En-
,l ID and sweden a,tsn pied 10 show thst thero ore
81 p, .ri, nj. uul,ry T. rni"ls than any other people;
AMI vet II 8 Known that tie cities Of S'och holm oud
fnalng ere rGn.ng OYER with corruption aDd al manner
~ r.Imitios.
IN. fact IT, nh such Statistics Duft be, ~ th"ir very
nature ialse 30 the father NJ hes Who created ana gave
IA, NJ terancc for 10 IL upon ,rms whore amino virtues
aoursi whore health ~ created, and where manly ys0r
~ maiurtd; while in cities and in Fashionable pisces
diseases aud want and vIotch,dbess amd ngnnil now
in u.y ~ ending streams. " u M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
NloLArloy op rnG RgeMrRY IAw.-Ollccr

Blair OK tlo loaih Precinct Police ON wednesday a..
rc.tod Bryan iarrwcll on charge ~ violating the
Registry law. The prisoner appeared before tie Goard
iry 81 lie lNth Election District. Fourth Watd.
nrd registered Lis namo as Wm. Ware and gayo his
l'.ldouc' ol no % Oliver street. lie subsequently
Visited he vi Election District Same ward and regis.
ierd hs name M Bryan nartwep, giving different
Il idouee. Juatcc Bowling committed him Tor cXami'
nation. The penalty ior he olnae Is ono year in State
Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

4 IiECE Losr.--S. II. Crook, No. "a
Chatham street, made mammoth loaf L. feet long md
rr sU.cl % TO 10 large fmy Of hungry llc FOLKS 1t
tho Hive Iolls The loaf contained one barred Of Gour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
UROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival 81 ,,sc Hosih sea.r with t2.D'css
ia specie.
The Steamship North Star, Capt. Jones, ifcm
hsrnval Nov H. with treasure and lso passengers ""
u. b. Allen, arrived yesterday. She reports; Nov. 81
at D. u. ~ miles north of Capo AIeise passed stam'
shin Illinois hence for Aspnwal. ne following Is
her eneeie list:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
Tn,xksoyno AT NEwsBols LoDGlyG

THANKSGIVING AT NEwsBois' LoDGiSG
IiousE-Ihc Ncwsboys lid an excellent dinner .as'
evening Some 10 sat down. and partock OF turkey.
pie sc. Diolcr over. address vas made TO them
by :. IL Ostranior, esq, who urged them TO
coflnc, themselves 10 20 merit tho confined esteem
81 hcir numTous friends. The Institution is much In
proved. and deserves liberal support. Hereafter q
free danor Il 70 he CCryCl Sundays u such boys Is
abstain Rom labor The sabbath. This "a move in
tie Right direction aud We hope that friends w sup.
ply lhc necessary funds 70 coainle darns tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

iIoul AGuyALs.--A. 4. Sumner, Albany
Niss w. Tondlnson. philadelphei tho Hon John H.
Dawson. Pa; D. Iic'm1nd, Bliavni Judge tMge'
Schenectady T.. NJ. Gilbert Uticai A. u. iayno,
IIalla1, CNI llNllNnY IAI arc VI the " &!y.Olay,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
The District OF Northern Arizona -Iiuici
for the Prsarvntion OF Order.

The following General Ordcn have been is
sued 10 preserve order IL tie newly di4-o,ctd sd
fields u Northern Af.zonn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
PR,

PRICES;
EXTRACT HUCUU, : pr bottle, or NJ 'cf ~
sARSAPARlLl.A. 81 pr bottle or III sos ~
Delivered any addrcss securely packed
uasL llij II p gJ'' And CHEMICAL WARE.
DRUG '1Np' CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE, ,,r
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
No sol BROADWAY ". Y, on
No. 5Ji BROADWAY, \. " OR
HFLNnOLDs MEDICAL DEPOT
i'T5MRoEB,s MsDiGAL P pEFSE
u IL S, ssoSSSE-EESsa-sT, s s,. 3sSis
No Iei SOUru-TENrli-sr, Ph.latephih, ,,vn
BEWARE on ,ouNfEkttiis AND VSrhiN'''AN
WHO KypK,voR TO ,
DLpoe Of "thclr own and oher" articles On n' '''''
nrLMBoLDs PKEfARATloNs,
nFlnHoLDs rRfpARAIioNs
IElMsoLps rREnrAggA,rriLo0Ss'
m ,ELMs9l9 ) r rIEEEraRsTioSs
hELMboLDS
HFLMBOLDS
GENUINE EArRAor BuCuu.
DrNtfI.f kNfkACP EUCUu.
0ENUiNE EAiRACr BUCuu.
uESulNE EXTRACT BuCAU.
uElMbuLpS
UElMBOLpS
HgLMuOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARShPARLLA
CTNUiNE EXTRACT SARSApARlLLA
uiNulNE hAArlt,Sr s,kssA SAVANNA,
OtAllNAs lAAiN ~ oAiN'Ai AAs'S-->
HELNhOLDS
hkLNgOLUS
HELMBIi Ids ~
GENUINE lMrRO\ IN ROSE WASH
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WAsu.
GENUINE IMPROVED kOSE MAsii.
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE VAIL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SOLD Bl ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
ASK FOR uELMDOLDs.
ASH FOR hELMBoLpS.
ASK FOR nELAiboIDS ,,,-A
Cut on, the advertisement Gud serd ieT H. sa ''" ~S~
Iiyn snd esgQiGIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

Than any others Soma iel'n 'ot'y . ,.. e
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tiul ihavc citizen pfi-cHtr u '' ihrhdri' over -
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iouorrd isg of their country.
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