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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The boat had
just arrived, and the landing was, as usual,
crowded with cabmon, porters, etc. When
the passengers commenced landing, por-
ter stepped up to a country looking chap
saying:
Garry your baggage, sir ,"
mo"
"Shan't 1 carry your baggage =
"No! | amt got any baggage :"
The porter looked at bim for a minute
then very coolly stopped down and taking
hold Of his foot, said with an air of aston
ment
"Why, master, that's one of your feet
amt it. Hang me if didn't think it was
leather trunk"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

nsg- Old Ben. Franklin said "thert
never was good war nor bad peace"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

-" The stuff that dreams are of-oys.
tsrs, ale, and little old rye-taken just
before going to bed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

BIS The last cure for consumption VS.
have read of, is to swallow live frogs with h,
out chewing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

R1- Never be without a quarter in your
pocket, and YOU will always bo quartet
master,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

H0- We see an announcement of the
marriage of Mr.. Greenback' Look ou'
for illegal tenders" ."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

pay- Cover wisdom with rags and no
one will endorse her.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-01

TaE Constitution and Union forever.
, 1863-08-01
Trouble Among ConBcripfs IA Con-
ncctfcut.

fFrura the Now Haven journal. July III
There ore about $50 drafted men and substi-
tnte5 now In the conscriPt Camp at Grape Vue
fOht-2pd On Saturday evening al attempt
was made By number Of the substitutes wil,
had received their money, to run away and
1t u,t ;ime-1t was early In the eycniug-but
Il single guard, insteitl Of double guard, as
Is Usual, and . rush was made Of about ten or
Gfletu, Who Nere fired on, and I'LL co1npelIea
to return to quarters except eeven as We un-
ders'ahd, who at the tne escaped, ard tuo of
WHOM: We hear have since been retaken. They
attempted to swim across. 1t is hard to tell
whether one or two of those Who have nor
been found Tere hit with bullets or Lot; but
one man " hose descriptive list that was seut
over to tie hospital, does not agree at
Ill With his statements to the Surgeons
there, was badly wounded-a ball passing
through his breast, and Bhatterfog his loft
arm, So that amputation above the elbow had
10 be- Performed yesterday morning, which
YES doEe by Dr. Lindsey, assisted by Dr..
Townsend and other Surgeons. a letter Was
fund IN the calnp written to some woman,
IN which the writer states that be had already
made something, and expected, ly selling
himself tines enough, to clear at leas: S2 2OW
by his oIsrauous, During the disturbance
Some Ole threw brick at the guard from q
window, and fifteen shots were Instantly fired
Into the building, but, 30 far as We caa find,
Without any fatal effect We hare no doubt
many who offer themselves as substitutes, do
60 with dcliherate intention to take the
money and cheat the Government; but that
game seems about played out. Tie party
WHO got 20 handsomely punished called him
self Joln McCarteD, or johnson, aud be came
yeart cid. We have been told that IN atta,nut
Of ttls kind was u.ade Oh P1iday night, and tie
Elard shot the thief
, 1863-08-01

From tic Washington ID. c. Chronicle, 10Th u,t,
Yesterday afternoon as Colonel Baker WA
coming to the city from Prince George coun-
=, with detachment Of his rargers. lie met
Lii. 7. Baker Edeliu, Of the above mentioned
county, with Eeyen negroes in cart. The
gre"n up negroes were securely tied, and
even lhe woman with IN infant ut the breast
had one hand tightly fastened to the cart.
The Colnncl at once made inquiry a. ta the
ownership Of the" chattels,' when Mr.. Edelin,
declared that he was the happy individual,
una at the same instant exhinited 4 paper
signed by Walter s. Co1e, esq.,, Of this city,
Commissioner for the return fugitive slaves
giving Mr. +. permission to take six sLlYes,
and describing them.
The quick eye Of Colonel Baker at once de-
tecl6d the discrepancy between the warrant
and tho number Of negroes In the cart. He
Ind one negro TOO many.
Mr. EdelIn WAS consequently Informed that
the circumstances indicated that he had kid.
mapped q ncgro, and would be required to
! return to Washington. The negroes wcra
brought back to the city, and Edelin was ta-
KEN charge Of BY Captain Todd.
appeare that this party Of negroes were
arrested when they first came to the city by
James FitzpAtrick, who was committed to
prison COME days since for kidnapping ne
gro and running him of to Baltimore. Fitz-
Io11ick locked Edei1n's Eegroe5 up In an old
etuble before lie had seen Edelin or Knew who
he was. His object was to find au owner aud
recover Handsome reward.
, 1863-08-01
Horrible Tragedy in Caf1fornia-pa-
rents Destroy their Child and Com.
nit Suicide.

Horrible Tragedy in Cai1fornIa-pa-
rents Destroy thetr Child and Co1la.
NIT Suicide.
A horrible tragedy occurred in San Francis
CO Oh lie I'd instant, resulting In the death Of
Dr.. George ". Beers with his wife aud child,
little girl ten years Of age. Beers and his
family occupied rooms on the corner Of Stock
ton and Geary street, aud the place nayIag
been unusually quiet during the day, the laul
lady called about o'clock in tho evening,
When che was shocked at finding the parents
lying dead In the front, and the little girl in
al adjoining room.
Upon making an examination, 1t would an.
pear That the PARENTS. having resolved upou
ne suicide. had administered strychnine to
tlefr ct1id, and the mother, either ut the Sane
TIME or Subsequently, took similar dose Of
lie petecn. From investigation, it was a.,o
atpaFcnt that the father, to end tue suffering.
Of MS Guild, or TO stitle her cries had taken IN
Ion weight, usually attached to window -puI.
Me, and fractured ber skull; it was also a,,-
IaFent 1hat .oe came Instrument had been
oscd IN putting an end TO thu wifr's suffer.
ingt, fhe1e biting similar marks about t1rr
biood. WILL
Tue husband and father then dlsposfus him
self upon the bed with his wife, hayioE preyi-
oualy arranged q bncSet at the bedside, with
an Instrument from his pocket surgical case,
severed 1hc artery ut tie wrist o7 Ills rig,,t
arm. and holding 1t orer the vessel placed vt
lie bedside, liteFa'tc blcd 10 death, the ord,.
dilsry sized bucket being nearly nlled.
II last heard from these parties, nv the
other occupants Of the house, WAS abou: IL
o'clock on "Wednesday night. As they lived
FAsh.F eeciuded, maintaihing but lfttio inter,
COURSE with Others, and taeir room never be.
ing open to receive SiAiior. before late hour
IN ~ "f'z.ncou, bn, utsle was thought Of its
ahlet CONDITION. until the discovery was made
In uie manner mentioned.
!. is said that Modification at his Ill succe:s
IN three Lectures Which he had ad1crt,scd.
combined with evident want aud deetftutj;,n'
mas the exciting cause Of tkfo Horrible ar.
, 1863-08-01
misGsltnnfn1tS.


From tbs Richmond ThIe,1.
Ire chartKton Courier makes ti,ey suggestion in
the atrenti IN Of our govsyuueatto to the
as. anzsop AID culture Of Cal.saya for the pse,er
sauon o. tic tealth Of eol!e;s Ia.a article ss
eHect naau the LIVER and gnsrds the eyst.n
aRAns' dlsscse By exposure &rd irregular dict Ita
gao the ereat *nc:ess Of the psntaon Btte;s Of
Drake, which, pravtnns to our unharp cu,te.
WAS 1oohd In most southefn hores was owing 10 the
extract OF cass5a Bark whicat contained IS one Of
fs Principal ingEacierta"1s coudra. N Of tkt1 we
nase seard one Of our most distinguished phrs.cans
Ee"AsE thht Whenever be felt uuwe]l ffou ordinary
ot1enc OF atnoAoh csuAes ne invariably roll .vrd
Mute'f by Plantation R'tters Nav that tba,a B.t,1
canEet be obtActd. substitute shou1d bs urr,arcs
We aaderstand cur government tas opened oeeo,1..
uons *.sn VI. DFsfe. through secret agent but With
what unth do net auow"
We s1e exceedingly oblfgad to tie Richmond WHY
1cF reEeEhrssce OF "Au,d Lang syne. "but w.ca1
aseore our Government" that the Plantation Ritter.
arc net 1or sale to my sscret acrt North or soutb
There Is probably scveral other things tns1 our w.
eEnment" will yet want
We know that NC have the best and most poou,.,
Heoleine In tue world. Re afo not afra1i to ,how
what it Ia composed Of
Ph5sc1ans a1e compelled to recommends.
CALIsAIA BARE haa been celebrated for orr- txvo
huuc,e1 veafs and "a. ,ola darr. ~ ~ WV TWO
WI XII nf France fo- ~. sna.ose. - Aoad
own weight In sflrar II tixnem.,t,h:a - 30 o"s
Fevcrs. Weakness. Constipation. Etc. :
CAsoAF11IA BAhK-For Das1hea. Cole and d1.
eases nf The stomach and bowels.
DANprt1oE-For Ynn,un.,io,
Drops'cai AEretlous. ~''A' nj"
CuAxonHx F1owxRs-For enf.eb,aa a,r..+t.
LAVENDER F1owxsa.-Arou.uo .tsn,n1."t
to.Ic-Mgh1y inviso.ating in nervous d-b,ltt~ 3
Wn1xRo81zn.-Fors scrofa,a RaenmatJ,1, D..
ASisx.-An sFonsas saFnnAt've; creating nash,
a1rr c,or..nnd. o-,rr. r.-s..s,z..s...a Aa.e.ns.
, 1863-08-01
James Monroe ON the Power of the
General GOVernmenk 10 Draft.

James Monroe on the Power of tho
General Government TO Draft.
The disasters that attended our arms In 1918
and 1914 rendered it necessary to adopt other
measures to form new army, and President
Msdison recommended to Congress In bis
message that entire dependence on the mill
tasy be discarded, that the regular army be
be filed up, aud 100000 men be raised by
draft to be ordered b. the general Govern.
ment. Thtn, as now, It Was urged that the
regu]ar army could he hilel only by ro1uu.
tary enl;stments, aud that the Government
h,d no power 10 draft. This position was met
by Secretary Of Stats Monroe as follows:
Congress has hight, By the Constitution.
u raise reEnlar armies, and no restraint Is
imposed IN the exercise Of 1t, except in the
provisions Which are intended to guard against
The abuse Of pewer, with none Of which does
th1e plan interfere It would be absurd to
u suppose that CongreEs could not carry this
power Into effect otherwise than BY ACCEPTING
the voluntary service ofindiv1duals. It might
happtn that an army could not be raised in
that mode, whence the power would hare
been granted in vain.
The safety Of the State might depend on
such an army. The idea ttlas the United
States cannot raise regu]ar army In apy
oiler mode than By accepting the voluntary
service Of individuals Is believed to be repug.
I'ane 10 Tue nti11"rm construction Of all grants
o3 power, aho equally SO to the first princt-
lles ano leeo1og objects Of the Federal com
% rac'. An nnqualited grant Of power gives
dn3 dae means necessary to carry it into effect.
no exception. Equally true is it that the
Couesi tI4ou .! Inc 6tate Is = daty paramount
~ ~. ~. sarE,e - ~ ~ cu.aonWea1m i;ss nas r'ghs
ci,iz,',s c',I,,,.,ntt ~ ~ izsus, or ttner Inc
1,ar4 s'sbt sbonpositng lne eomulo1 #saltn have
.rrrtr., s. a.ci, s,,hse anu I1oNlaaaiiy, 10
which nav h. 1nr,'sceG Tna 1ny -,ynn.s as'sGt
~, 49,. ~ ~ ue appol,4ouea auon!5s
, 1863-08-01
Tho Capture Of Jcff. Dnyts, Correspoo-
dence.

The private papers and correspondence OF
jeff Davis, captured near jackson, Missis-
sippi, as We announced yesterday, promise
some veEy Interesting aud Important rcve1a-
lions. It appears TINT negro disclosed to
one Of our foraging parties the place where
JEFF. Dayis' library WIS hidden. The party
proceeded to tho house and found >seyeral
thousand volumes Of books md several bush
el Of letters and political papers from dis
tingnished pereonages North and South
Poor Pierce, who seems to be IN every GILL
Gully, was represent, bY gold headed cano,
which he gave to jeff Dsvis some time ago.
Poor Pierce WINS one Of tho foremost in the
repeal Of the Missouri Comprehensive
tource Of al our woes-and 1t ie very likely
TINT few Of bis letters will be found In this
choice collection. We doubt if Buchanan
ever wrote much to Davis; for lie never re-
ally liked the atch rebel. All of thu letters
which can hs secured ought TO be published
Immediately for the instruction of the loyol
people and the discontinue Of tho Copper-
heads. It will be rare treat to see who have
written themselves down eecessionists, ord
t'tuaking histoIy.'-N 7. Hernld, 29ah inst.
, 1863-08-01

g.. kcld by LORD l. BMITH. wtole%ale Drug ests, 3
lake street CflrhRo. H. General Western A7an:s L,
t'nn all ordere may bn addressed. Ieo :oz iywT.x
, 1863-08-01

An officer was Mt over to search the pretnt-
SIS, and fine haul be made; capturing costly
medicines, surgical Instruments. wines, brat.
dies, come forty pairs Of fine army blankets,
and ut11mi'ed quantities Of other Govern
nent property.
There are men who" steal the livery OF
heaven to serve tue devil In" but they are
angels in comparison 10 those men who sscal
tte garb ut patriotism to cloak thsir Own
fhfevi.:g proM Esities. Such scoundte1s de-
serve hanging.
An orGer uss been sent on for the arrest of
ahie fweet, patriotic Dr.. Howe 'je will
probably he court+maItialed, aud seu. to the
Peuite1.fiarE
, 1863-08-01

All horAts contracted for under tbss advn-tsau.
viii b" sIh}cEict 70 Z MoIp 1XkFxtTrIow snd unTs
they ccGforn tbs specifications se forrh Il this m
ucatlon Will be rejected ~A ~ e-A' ~
, 1863-08-01

fFrpm the LIT. Carroll 1l,) MIrr.1

One Dr.. Howe, of Fair haven, Carroll Co. :.
Department At Memphis, In charge Of hospi-
tai and commissary stones, is likely to CONS
to grief for biz thieEing propensities. -
For some time It has been known that the
Doctor was sending home all kinds Of pack
apes at every convenient opportunity. Tes-
timony vas taken, finally, and Judge Eustace
Provost Marahal, Was apprised OF tho case.
, 1863-08-01
Qr1ntnt.

Is new thInz, aat th. result Of
tycash OF a!utly IT'S coft!htnat1bn fe
lon SCIENTIFIC PANcIrLKs. and
!Upderrv C!rcu n - Hca5 or chanEe
jof Temperature, Will Il hceof1e
corrupt or emit a1Y of1o1alsa
, 1863-08-01
Etacl Nntlctx.

;; ,;7SI-aI>E OF ORSON SMITH.
- D"t"A*rt.-Prb:c l.ottce u teretv riser, 70 AE
roe. '.E c:ai NJ 4Et dsAr - nEa nj re essste
Itr4,n h4.. dec. altc.1 prc-tct the sumo tor "a
:CIcA1tr hEt .vftls~eat ii rcr 1'Az t~rM T.. tht
o':,t, tu Of fyok t:.nnty. u he hoid.n 3: he
.u I {!oaattt te City Of tc icAEs the stlId Mon
Ct August. 4 . 1tf, selrE tie 17ta dsy thereof
ALhEKT !1 !; ;sM1fa. Administrators,
Chicago Jul~2 E46S 1v9-C4FtsW
, 1863-08-01

Nothing Tat Ia not wholescuas genial SD resto:a
* S"n1s s es5s s = t u ss Gf H.
Iatnaol contains no m!aeras Of any kicd no deadly
honn,cA1 y ee@sat no 9esy GAeitai bgs E s. coabl
III IL AZ s!ssst = II a,isy: s:isa!sats
hua .gs ean s.
aGatnst naiaates ehgendcsc5 o. ~ unwhoiesome At
1Sss 4i!E Ssas5 9s:a & %
e ssfs IT. sss
ns:sss @ ses aaa
sy ea
ater nelEg pea wlth Han.se for montns q valn uatf
s xtn '* da'' by
vi = npos it, siso T.
sarab!y reEeEes tho CONSTIPATION snpe9nduced by
PsisoLs u ftebls habit liable 70 NERVOUS 4Tr4uKs
op per aef i,s an an9 81 S qnd
ttHony on thlspolnt Is most coaeluATa AMI from both
Tie agony Of Dr1rors COLO Is Immediately sssansed
h5 etot lc doeu OF the st!!nulant. and By Occasionally
Efsosspg to It. tie return OF the complaint may PIE
81 Sts s,skass.it Y nos.tiss .pee!ns1eth.r r.
tsr;h'e na9es os resFtaE ,hs internal irritation by
Wis., tes Toss SH I
Sass e rhfn = mnit BE- Or vs9s;ssd
bxS1 e GS s:d
De ility aad peerspltads arising fro:n ON AeE i
ia
sst When &c poxs:s o. netn1e sre raia1ed ope!.
II. dast naS noses.t -. TaE oY1x s*I. sr1xu1Axr
rals ard entirely fee on the acrid e!eueu present
nfpss e1 Ill Ia Ordinary toncs ami stotaachics
The tact zen known 70 physicians thst Tia basis Of
s as TsS2 aa; q ,hs
ff Gun de.YiVe nf 10 pH.DlCfGuB Drnn+rrteS Tha
, 1863-08-01

T ANDS.-To all wanting Fsrms
IL Isrre pnd tAsiytnE settlement Of Vino!and mild
climate tItty men eooth Ut PhiIadelohA By ratlroed
5,cn ss!; oSets large erops twenty aS.e trsets. =
eo,'d bns1csr opanltg. good society. Hundreds Hr<
:tr!in ~! mak!ng PtoysmeEts, Epp1y y C!iA5
h. !. Letters arBwerta Papeas cc:tIe!2g m: II
tn.ue.!nr vii b. seut Tree. !ereEa2 IA
, 1863-08-01

ON DIN EYE AND EAR
7*TIEMEY. No e6. corner Of Randolph and
r!c.l esrta, Ctlcsco. Ill
:: .'n,.tt Leis. ru1ht and A4-ist, 4nd Original
2-i..'t1 of II LONDON Err ana kA: Inflrna-y. will
rrf;;ure htthEas At tit old stand. and would re-
cttn;. ~hT1El peTrone that he II no u21re coanec-
~r'1 ttE rr. pnt hivr.tl-lng .cent. Nj Reynolds.
RI ,tr. ~lui he aa< t!up!r bec1 employed ~
n. - this iG7ut3oa stnc4 the nrtt day OF last
~ - ~c@is6 " ages IL t'rh:F %crsarsa. without
..:t E'e1iue. Utfcc Lt,N.s ron. TO II N and
III: 'a T. Ii Post 0f.ce Din xef 6aB.
, 1863-08-01

I'M u z AI1111E . II .
! !.,r',HLLn1.'s ceeortsed HAIR DgN 70 TEE
~'1- IL WoEL1,. Tor oaly HAKhLEaa, IRrE and
r. -.:abr.x It'd, j:u-tY Of t3rpy Eaif instantly.
&; ,.-s i:L-c.. o, NA7CEa1 bzowK: Nisaout L e.
l. Il 4.au7ilu; III i,4rtt 1e1sn Vitality. freq neaty
:,. .E- r!'tisc r1sor aud iect1,ies he III efccts
s. 1l-fa, -ht tieEuine H. Mshed WILLIAM 4:
.H"S-rd Sol. h. u. D 'u1gts.e. &C. f9ctocT. IL
ri. %.rct Ee}+ T,,~k 1yS EN3I1y
, 1863-08-01

The following is i list Of Americans regis
cte'd at Guns American Agency, No. II Char
lotte street. Bedford Square, London, Eng
land, for the week ending 18th of July, 1868:
Edward Ely, Peoria, III.
JohA D. Locke and family. New York.
Wm Sel1en, wife and daughter, Clnctnat1, o.
8. Morris Locke. San Francisco, Cal,
J;P: Steiner and family, Philadelphia.
". L. Smith, New Totk.
S. O Fngnct, Philadelphia.
r. Fug.ict. Philadelphia.
C.Ctarlea Bailey, Pitteaeld. Mass.
Wm. L Skcdmo.c. New York.
Rev. David living, New Jersey.
Thomas Marshall, Pittsburgh.
Ahbott E. kittredge, Boston, Masa-
q. i. Carpenter. Drooklyn, II. 7.
Ha1nuott c. Billings, Boston, Aass-
Rev. F. s.. Wiley md wife, New fork.
, 1863-08-01
READ AND REFLEUE,

Make sure ox HEALTH. *Du. how, you ask
We answer. 1ts IN easy task
Strengthen the STOMACH and sustain
Tie HaRyEs. tie servants Of the brain.
The L1yAp keep In active play,
And REGULATE, ffom day to dag.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
B:ace and refresh the ISNER MAIN,
And like watch. that's kept IN chime
by constant care with railroad time.
. The syetens tone and strength sczew.
And thereby cheer the aptkrrs, too,
"How." you inquire. 'can teIs b. done.
ThLs Victory oe1 Diseases be won?"
t'HusTKTT1K's BI1TkRs,- we reply.
Is uzAL1H's SUPREME PRoTtQrIox-rYt
Asa meaus OF 1egcnesat.ug the dIsortered and en-
regulating every iuacton Of tho inter-
mi oEsns revylrG the dapre ssed aptrs nvtxorstIar
tho constitution and psosonging life. no medicinal
preparation either Of the past or the present time Aa
bean ~ completely AID universally successful a.
, 1863-08-01

~. c,,ctor ura nanutActnrer II 1he Hard 1tuhbe
> til 7russ VIII c1rt Enrta-e. Will Lever russ
IL. .: h,lsse:. fretz the cord 15om ~ nrtAsura
r.: - ,uIa.: D:ac,a. Abaon,lnx! supPofte-t. EEk
...ls k1ngr. &C.. &C.. Send for Pamphlets.
'.,,s.s 7u:er,t t-1.Hc,Rl Leg. manufactured ~
:tr,: ~ Clark street Chicago, III. haa tna13
".'- ."i.iY,.;tAscs over my othe- Limb knoEa. u
:: r; 70 give E1Z:.7c+ ss.1fiaGa@on; @ oeAo IA
Il taf 7.
, 1863-08-01

y IA r + II! CATARRHl
T:.- SFE1TF6 lN}I7D CATARRH REMEDY.
n ere io' o4tArrh q lolo III the eeAd. 1t II e<sei
7, Cara Em b n CoSsrAP71ox. Theaymrtomk Of
III q frst yer. slight. Persoas fnd the1
b cold. and haSr frequent attacks art more sen
rto t,e CHANCES 1f temperature. Tho no.o may
u adLet:se. n. .ne t:sc@se bcco.ne4 chrouic
r 20: r,d ofbs o.'slhe the 4ose or tAl,e Into tae
Il. :tG r. stswked or caughed OF. Tie breath be
cause detti1ess &C.. FHce Of Cat47n Kennedy
tcntfv eYp-teS. ttfsct IL South Ciark street.
-. H. Arla-cAls-2naod
, 1863-08-01

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
the driving Of J1ly 14th 1851 No. 3 9l9 drov
~ 9.6 drew tlo G0 No 10 draw Is co.. being the
w capital prlzee- 30 per cent. premium paid ior
prizes. Information furnished: Highest prizes naid
1or doubloons and al LINDA of gnld and silver S''t1
.., TAYLOR CO.. Bauke91
l}sV as1s4H4 II Wll Street, NoK York.
, 1863-08-01

,1.;S:*>SQCy'S
CFkEGa CCkATNE.
- - Il 1n;A!tbie Rpecthc for CstAryh, in
~ tflol !.4ni tile: tirc and caugtrs1t dtE
Stu u txp:rtk Wit full cir c1'ona for gef-
lt,",, ft1e siL = ksskaEe Address Dr.. !.
il IS r: y&c'4a .nr = = f. c. Earaae C4tAr-a, No.
n.,,:!rctol street. chl-1=o r Q. Boz 2szs.
, 1863-08-01

ET1F1CIAL IEGS.-C.- Stall:
lord talr rrornet~. and mtnu.ac'arer o: DR..
lt'N's Paf ENT ARTIFICIAL Lkt;. hss been
=. ! anc Adn1.es. by the Tilted state Govern.
eincb LAB spFptnlc6 hin TO supply them to dIs:
:eulr iers, FKEE. 0rdcre addressed 70 C. SrA~.
u. II: tcuIh CLARK et1eet Chicago. will Fecelye
:ts,e at'eution. Ie.d fur P&upG;ets.
r,T fx m "
, 1863-08-01
MsaIGluet.

SAGV, 'sTiFF EEtE RSb' .iniSTsl sF4aikSssA ksA
Bruises, GIFTS AND w1JNpE PFLE3
HEApA6cuEtt t96 Ett1j},s Ak1 Al h4eFI eRFIIETM.gAT1G .gA
For al Of x1:lcn It t- specty and certain re.ed,
sd levt; ialls 17!@ lla!meat is prepared Eosa tic
-ecIe Of Dr.. Stephen Sect, Of -Conpecttcaf the
iaEuur bcno enttr acd has been used 10 ha practice
Tor mott ttan twenty YEARS vita the rost ssonishIpr
As An AL1EvI a.r;}E OF PAIN. It r. uc.fya,,e..
hy any preparation before the l.hl;c Of which The
'u9st ekeEAca1 EsaY b. Convinced b3 sihglo tsial
1Ae LiLfr1e"t Will cure Inrtdsy and radically Rher.
casee wbete It tas bean 1sed II has aever bee1 In
FOR EEURA1.GLA. It viii afford Immediate reljet
n O. Fl cass. however d1stsessllS.
:lrEe E,inutrs, and Is warranted TO doit
.FOK NERVOUS OEUiLiTY ASp GIN Ee.t LAe
;!IIDE. arisfoE froEa i:nprudears or exccs7. thl;
lEE directly upon the nervous tissues it sl1eusthent
end reviEdes the systc and restores II to elsstic5
Fol: FiLEs:-As An external remedy. xe claim sexs
arodnee a. equsl Esesy sictia of iSts "a al.tfesias
anoln Immediate relief. md In m,ity Of cases VII
pH1SsY AND SUIT THROAT are omeuue. *
neme}Y malignant and dangerous. but timely applI
cation Of this Lintment vii Aeyer fail ia cure
STRAINS are eo3etImesveEy obstinate. and enlarge
aent OF the joints Ia ah1e To- occur IL neglected The
Sofs, cnss may 10 conquered by this Lnlme1t In two
MT isEs- CUTS WOUNDS. eoRes, uLuxhs.
BURNS, AND 6CALDs. yield reail1y 70 tho Wo1dof,
ta. heailng rropertlrs of DE-; swKs:'s IsTALL1aIs
AlrE8 Aid 6TEGs.
, 1863-08-01
a.ny B1tIers and the puh1ie

-a!1Y Batler6 and The Public.
IA -1be: t.1,1 lc-vt 10 iEIofu 10 citizens OF
g = !c.xc, his ae:.t, for tho r4ie oil his '.Gete
:: "Lsu4u. '.Ion.Aslc scAr4ni,a." who w.llsurpl:S
III. ,nti'.rs aud H:sts:n nercpanta. =. New fork
el1lLe tt..jKat. The Gin tb aG,~ the stantarQ
: liz wnld. 1t his bees to- ted by tic whoit
! >, : rH1ty Ant PRONOUNCED Iy tEaG to be the
:. IA;'e: manufactured. Tit article hta suffered
|*ie II tie Neat tu1 s~rer.i years pAst IN conae
.,""f the E,t.4t auartity Of cou.ttt1eIt 6chnapEr
v sc'ners. To Aseid It's hereafter ii unct a pos
.'rnA. ainointtd sne soos.nanbd nra, agenIe.
NE. sutierB VIII acd th,s Gu the chesnsS, iyc
d liquor In this ceu:ly. 1t ie used in al tha hes
nSev Eolx. Ptlaeel1hi& and wAsh.rcto3.
UDJLPaO Es9LFE,
r EeAver gtJest. New York.
-: k-.ses of FvOlfe"6 Ce1ebrA-
.ed t&<.lsls.Si:ks Aroma.
Lie Sclnzl yb~,
'k!ecy J. Il. REED l. CO, Agents,
ELS SU liz .aEe a4fCef <.11icA1o