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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

DIR. rs
CURE FOR THE MISERABLES.

DIR. RAILWAYS
CURE FOR THE MISERABLES
REN0yATING REsoLyENT
k sESSy.T1SG kEsSIyEST
ALL G 5KR1S B6ElSERssEs,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Heads Sore Legs scroua,
ties Of this marvellous remedy will the hor-
rble you would enjoy life take this medicine,
1t will you you have taken six bottles Of any
sarsapara and are still uncurej discontinue ito use.
ways Renovatng Resolvent 10 warranted to cure the
disease by the OF six bottles. Price $780,.
Sold by Il. Hall, Upton, Iowa, and all druggists.
10 spermatorrhGa can be Cured.-ez
DR. RAND's SPECIFIC cures Spsrmatorr Asa, Ss1-
u i.e. Wsak.ess, Impo,eney, Loss Of Power, &c.,
speedily smd eeetxay. Its effects truly magical.
trial Of the SPRclrIC will convince the most skertic.
.dSre::, by s. o. UPiAM 4os Chestnut street, Phi.
adelphia, "a. Circulars sent free. nlsm6
~ Drunkenness Cured. -sg
THE inebrate may bid defiance to the temptiax
\ s.s. DR.. zANE's ANTIDoTE FOR STRONG
= dislike for strong drink, and be administered
without the knowledge ofthe patient. Price 81 box.
Sent by mail to any address, by sc. CPHAM, AO3
Chestnut st. Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
The Confessions and Experience Of an
Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN VII, suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, etc, supply
ing at the same time, THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
by who has cured himself after being put t" great
expense and injury through medical humhug and
quAckery. by enclosing postpaid addressed en-.
velope, single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
no22y1 Bedford, Kings county, N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

p@- The Davenport correspondent Of
the Muscstinc journal, says: "The En-.
rolling Board of this District is busily
engaged in the work of making every
necessary preparation for draft. Under
a recent order Of the Provost Marshal
General, We are now preparing for publ.
cation perfect lists Of all persons enroll
ed, not less than Eve copies Of which
must be posted in each sub. district for
public inspection. Attached to each list
is notice to all concerned that persons
claiming exemption from the draft on
the ground of alienage, non. residence,
unsuitableness of age, or manifest per-
manent physical disabilities. will be Civ
en- until the Goth day Of December, to
appear before the Board in this city, and
b. heard. The list for Jones county has
just gone into the hands of the printer !;
Jackson county will next be furnished,
and the probability is that tho lists for
Muscatine will not be ready until the
latter part of next week. AS nobody can
tell whether they need exemption until
the lists are published, no applications
will be heard until such lists are made
public. As the matter is of interest to
many Of our people, I have deemed it
proper to convey this intelligence in ad.
vance that they may make preparations
accordingly. Unless recruiting goes on
much moro rapidly than at present, a
draft in this State early in January is in.
cvltab!e."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

buggy and team whips = good assortment Of
Collars, &C.. which will be sold as prices 20 eui1
he times. G%CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1861.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

D@-The Desmoines Register Of Satur-
day says the State Canvassers have SO far
progressed in their labors as to ascertain
the vote Of the soldiers for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. w. NJ. Stone,
Union candidate for Governor, received
1901 votes, and f. W. Eastman, Union
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, re-.
1926 votes. James NJ. futile, Copper.
head candidate for Governor, received
1919 votes, and John F. Duncombe,
Copperhead candidate for Lieut.. Gov,
received 2,433 votes. Stone has ma
jority of II, 1852, and Eastman Is, $685.
This insures both Of these gentlemen an
an aggregate majority of something over
81 900! What State can show q better
record than this?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

He would respect.
fully inform bis
friends and cue.
toners that he hes
on hand . very
large assortment OF
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Has-
ness; Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies Of Ill kinds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

a About six inches Of snow fell last
Tuesday. The sleigh.bells were out.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

cLARK-At Get,y,burs on Wednesday. July ]. from a
~ound received IN tue ,odonsn ~ne sash'y ssan. p'
9th Resim.p, n Y s. ~, aged rs month and 20
days. 'oa Of Joseph and Mary Aan Cialh
FlsH-on THURSDAY. July ls. Sidney Fish aged IS years
TIE friend, Te.s;ivi respectfully invited to a,eld
his funeral fon the residence Of his ninsw, Josbus
YsriIn, No. % st MAKE place on Saturday 18th at
M.
FORD-In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning July le .fsi
short Hines sdrry Ford ssed 81 yssrs and months
The friend. Of th- family respectfully invited TO attend
toe funeral 81 Fue.yl afternoon lin int a. O'CLOCK
from bis ale residence No. 1sb Raymond s,s.et without
further no.ce Tho femGns vii DO taksn to OIesnwood
New.Jefser Ispers will please copy
FlELD-OB ThEnasy July B Harriet Warren Field, ehilt
W. and Emma Field. ssed 10 months aud 20 days
Tho funeral all tale pace ssz O'clock on Friday at
the Tssdeucs o. tue parents busHwie1 avenue eoESsT
Wi.f6sd .afsst. BrOotlyn. r
FERRIS = 10 bIoo,lyn S9 wsdSSs.dsy. Jsly r. Esnny
frfIi, aess daughter " Walter 81 and sAAh H. Ferns
'ged yer' month and days .,.,- 49,,
IN. relatives And feld' are invited to attend the ansrs
tic Tcdsnce OF her psenss No ~ Dean f-st broor
Ign on FndAJ tho Ih' 81 O'clock v n' ~ishoss ui'Isf
KETCHAM-I.isut Edward II KstchAm. of,hs l2o,h n
>. Vols fs IN the battle Of Gettysburg on IhaudAy
H rsn.in. have been removed to Milton Ulster Comfy
the feHef. ,~rvloe' viii sks place. al fTsad. Meet
iusHoe.s on tie IStb ins, a. II oo0es e H.
NELsOS-Iu Brooklyn. on Wednesday July Is Arnold
.on, formerly u Albany. aged "a ys. month and II
Tts funer, vi. sie place from the residence Of his sou
Aanirs Nelson No. gso AdeF phi street a, O'clock
the lih Is. ffisnds and Ac49anIsnces are Esspees
fully Invited 10 attend.
RoBERT-At N. meuric. Ho,. Paris. Friday. Juss r,
1905 n.rsG,, MeCfss wife Of Chriaophsr H. Robert. jr
sEE-KH.d a. th. bslS o. Gsuysbuis OIL Thnrsdsy. Jolly
s.si Isaac Sc. Company Is. "a -. stats Militia,
u Henry and hsosy BEE Of Isyto"n "s''shs''si
CO1I.J. y 4,
Faas. .sies, viii be held 9, the ssoord Reformed Duch
church IAryto~E, ossdAy hs issh ins1 s y seloch
pa
OHruAKTAl m.siiGs Of tie efhcep snd employees Of
the s.~.Y0rr City Pot, Ofse held wsins'dsy July Is
lse, th. fS~iss preamble aHd rOsoa,ioa' wsrs unsn
noa.y adopted;
p,a, IL has pleased Divine Providence 70 call rom
n., cur s.ocisi. and esteemed risnd WILLIAM ELDER
ho .o.t h -his the Ihfsl discharge OF bis duty
Co .oto! a. United SAe. Mai while cole .ilns
,L. city sn mater, the night OF Monday July H. 100
be g. therefore
10, lts4 That deepy dsplor- h. loss among U, as
fsithfg ssasmsny and obhsHs irisnd aud one
presence snd cheerful isce " d De missed ~ al In the
onice.
R,.ol,,d Thn deeply .ymra,hEs with his beresNed
widow and den sad s elton. kDo~ins him TO BE-
knd husband, snd indugot i.tasf-tTusiiss ma ii
that tic ds.t niss VI uAnkad viii be g. suppoH
and Consolation 10 th her fourth scton the oou-
ln.aosniont tho War, having ost hsr father and two
brothers ~ tbsif oounGfy's defense. -
z. A. BAILEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Arrival of General Fitzpatrick.

s LOUD CALL FOR CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS
UNDER THIS GALLANT OFFICER.
Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived in town Last evening, and
has offered bic services 10 Gen. Wool, at tie 81.
Nicholas. Any cavalry officers or soIdisrs who may
be in town, that were formerly connected with hr
division, may report at once at the 81. Nicholas,
where they will be assigned to duty.
1t Is not intended by this TO depend entirely upon
Tho old soldiers, but any law-abiiing citizens Of
New-York who may wish to aid iu putting down
the rising will be gladly welcomed, and will have
the advantage Of being led by Of our most dash
ing Generals. Those possessing horses are very
much needed.
Young men accustomed to the saddle, and owning
horses and those who have will DO supplieol,
re requested TO report themselves for cavalry ser
vice. to suppress the riot raging in the city, al
Madison-squMe during to-day, when they will be
sWpisbed with srms and assiged to duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

UNITED STATES Bounty, PENSION AND

CLAM AaKscr-LIEDsLYY Co.. No 100 Broadway New
iork Having made sements, on behalf Of our clients
10 apply the Congress for the passage OF special scs
to authorize the payment Of certain claims sso the
States Of the present war; and which nom va
causes cannot collected through the usual channels
invite al per,ous holding such claims and desiring to par
IN the benefit Of the act when passed TO forward tho
particulars Of their demands TO this ofos a. soon - may DO
convenient -
Applicants should state tho nsture and amount OF their
claims with such other information respecting them a. can
be ve-ny given letter and on the receipt OF snoh
particulars viii be distinctly made Known In each
case
Letters OF inquiry promptly answered, and oomplss In
sruetons aAd ~ Necessary papers furnished
REYEHEscBs
GBoReE OPDrKB, Mayor OF kew.York
JANIS GALLArIs. President National Bank. ~ T.
GEo. S. Coz. President American EI Bank, ~ \.
CALEB BAKsrov, President st. Nicholas bank, N. Z.
EDWARD HAIGHr President Bank Commonwealth, N. T..
EuoEER KELLY l. Co. Bankers. No. 8 Wall-st., N. Y.
john TAYLOR JOHNSTON, President Central H. r., N. j.
d. uoPK General Superintendent OF hope Express Co..
No. 1872 Broadway
JONATHAN sTunG1s Sturges. Bennet Co.. las Frontst
BUTLER. CECIL, RAwsos Il Co, Msrchan!s. Broadway,
NY.
HowARD, sAseER L Co.. Merchants, No. los Chambers
st., N. Y.
LA1HRoP LuDIsGTos l. Co.. Merchants, No. 23Pskpsee
NY.
LsDLxY Co.. always prepared to purchase, sdin't
collect, or give advice concerning BoGTiEs, fEssioss
BACK PAY QuAPrRRsAsTEEs and CONkIssAKiEs ACCOusTs
and genera facilitate busne. wih the United States
Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Fran suu Francisco.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press

SAX FnArOfsCo "Wednesday, July IS. 1863.
Arrived sssmeI Oregon from tbs he1icsn ports orngbg
Ia tes.uro and about sacks Of gold silver and
copper =,
This forenoon tho Mexican Mine adjoining the
Ophir Mime, In Comstock Lodge OF the Washoe
Mines, caved in, filing tho cavity from which orc
had pre viously been taken The laborers had barely
sufficient warning to escape Al the satne time
there were indications that the Ophir Mine would
also cave In and this caused the lsborsIs to hastily
leave it, none Of them daring to return.
Dates from Hong Kong are TO May 80. The Tae-
ping. are rsvagng tho green-tes dis.ricts causing
higher prices
1bs American ship Europa sailed for New-Yors
last week.
sp.ci. dispsch to the Merchant EHehsss and
Hos 50 aud 81 Pine street 49, -
6As FKAsOisoo Wednesday, yuiy ID. ibC1e
The ship Hamlet FROM BoStOn. arrived At Hong
Kong, May ~.
Capt. Ashby had been murdered BY ono oa tho
s>AWsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Ne Riot ut PbiIndeIphia, &c.

PHILADxLPHIA, Thursday, July 10, 1850.
There Ia not word Of truth in the report which
has reached New-York, that there is q not in this
city.
In the Common Council a bill was presented SINH.
lar to that passed by the Councils Of Nsw-York,
spprOprsting d 900 900 to pay exemptions for Ger.
tain classes Of drafted men.
Iu reference was opposed by the Union members,
ono saying that though the councils had appropriated
G,OOO,0eO 10 put down the rebellion, they had
nsvsr voted money to help the rebellion to succeed.
On The question Of reference no quorum voted.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
suRGEoN-GENERAL HAMMoND by oIdering


ssoms and d-..ruov, mnsTa, from th, 'upplyabe' ha.
conferred blessing Our 'ief 'oi'I Lot hn not stop
here. Lc, hin ordsI the diseon,inusHes Of bleeding
and the use Of BRispRHTu's PIL8 In the place thereof
Tbsn win era" in tho practice of m'di
cine. which would then become smPhs,icIny
rHE HEALING .Er
have FOR thirty years ,aagh, that dsa'sd .ron eoud
be cured by mercury tartar smcio that ihs human body
could only 10 made vhols" By "rsgstsbls" pA,sle.
which alone purify the blood by causing tie removal q
acrimonious hunor. from the bowels AID he sssssl feals
ton Yes.sbs and animal food alone sustain hs s Of
man suo cur diseases be cured BY herb, snd roots
Ike Brsndeths Pills whose prevents eO'sre'' and
every organ Of III. body It's proper Ooad0n Of
health and besides Innocent bread They should
be IN every hos.s and In every hospiiL
TnHr CrRs BlLlors DisHEuHt
CHKosio DiAHAHEA. CHHoSic Dr,EsrsHr.
Ass a. Fever. and Affection, of N. Bo-..
Css oy KOsooE h WirsO-
Df. u. BEASDzrTH
ssw.York
siRi W. q privai. IN Company. i7ih Regimen, New
York Volunteers while H.rri'on'. Landing sHa the
Rsppsh.nnoei psaf F.mou,h And many Of the
we're set with bliou, dsrrhoa Tie army surgeon DID
cue us AID was reduced shin and bono Amons the
opsny were quite of members who had w0ssd
10 your laboratory sas Sing TheI pot ci. became
thsy used Br.ndfsth'. PIN. Thee prevailed upon ne
and others the Pi ard al cured In ron two
TO d,s day, Anef ,h. boys usad bfaadeth' P Tor
tho typhu, fever colds and fhsaH.a aud IL did
they fs to restore health
Out Of gratitude you for my good besh send you TIL.
stt,r which n,e.,.sy the entire company would slsn
! an respectfully yours.
Bo.ooE K. wsrsos.
Jun, 70 1861 Sing sinE
Sold no Union square. aud By al rsspSo,stls ds.su
Principal oHios, No. 2st Cssa-s
liz SuKH ASD Gar Es~ STrLA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
o
HELMBOLDs ROSE WASH.


an sx lotion diseases ofa Syphic nature and
a. Injection diseases Of the Urinary Ogsns artsias fou
hab.ts Of used In connection with the Eftaca
Buchu and ssrsspsa in such disesses reoommsnds4
Erdspcs OF the responsible and reliable character VII
accompany the nedicines
CERfIElCATES OF CURES,
FROM To 20 YEARS STANDING With
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For MsdeAl fropertiss .. Buehu.
SIZE D1sPFNSATOkY or THE lNisZD STATES
See Professor DEVICE valuable woshs on the Prsoue<
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. fHYsiH
Philadelphia u.,,, .,oomprr
See rsmsIss made by Dr EPHRAIM MCDOWELL 4
eerbrst.d Physlci,n end Member Of the Royal college
aud published in the Nsosaetoas o sae
King and Qussn's Joufn,l - . ..,,,rS
Sc. MsdicoCh Chiru siesl Review, published by BENJAMIN
TRAyERS Fellow Of the Royal College of Sulssona
See most Of the late Standard Werks on Aedieins
EXTRACT BUCHU, u per bottle or SrX FOR -
EXTRACT oARSAPARiLLA, - per bottle, or Six f0
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. 500 per bottle. siE fst
81 50. - j
Or Half Dozen OF each for S2 which will be suciensso curt
the most obstinate # directions are adhered TO-
Dvsed to any address securely packed from oossrvssios
Describe sympioms u oil communication Care Susrss
teeA Advice gratis
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany By Hudson River RR. 69 Warren
SIT 10 III. and 81 5. aud IOt Sunday, b:12 N
To Albany bv Harlem RR 2oth-st and <h-sv I0t . III
10 Boston by kew-London line, Pier -. N.
r.. Stonington lire, Pier 10. N. r.. and Fall
River line. Pier s. N. IL, daily Sundays ex-
oep,odl. ............................. sp m
To Boston, by New-fayen RR via Spring.
teld 27thst and tthav."... and u and p. H.
To Boston, by Newiisven RR, 27thst and
4h-sy via Shore Line 2' aud p. m Sunday p. M
To Buraio by Erie hR foot OF Chambers-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 10 m. and p.
To Philadelphia by New jersey Railroad foot
of Coutandtst.7 TO- e. ~ Sunday, u p. m
To philsdelphis by Camden aud Anboy
Railroad Pier 2s N. r.. foot of Bucays. IN. p.
To Washington, by New-Jers-y RR.'. i0sm.
and y and lli foot OF Court sndt ct Sunday y p
To the West by Genital Railroad OF New
jersey. foot Of Courtlandt-st. ind a.
Y Rmrm......,..........m..... p. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
MILITARY ORDERS.
PEisrIso HousH saUARs. July ls

PEisrIs0 HoUsE SQUAEs, July 10. 1861
LIEUT. G. b. SniTH-SEr Should the emergency
arrive troops for the suecsssio de
snss OF our post the ncosed order iio Bns Harvey
Brown q 3 A. will zvc you he requisite Authority Tot
calling upon the Commanders Of any forces in neghbe
hood J. w. ADAMS, Colonel Commanding.
HEiDarATEKs ERw-YoRK July 49, 1859
The officers commanding n. Y. Troops Ia the
Park Will Cooperate with Colonel Adams o. th. New
Militia aud reodeE hin every soppor, il their power
HARVEY Brown. Brigadief General.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
MARRIED..

BOURNE-KETCHUM-O Wednesday July Is. at Har
lem Y BY the Rev Ale Phoenix assisted By the
Rev John Willard. the Rev. >. Bourne, jr TO Susan.
daughter OF Edgar Kotcsrm. ssq.
Hoboksn. onW Wednesdsy, July i.
by the Rev William II. Bsbbti. Mr.. Y. Miller Of Nor
Isto~n u. j. to Mise PbeDe Il. Palmer daughter OF VIII
Ham A. Palmer. ssq. No cards
QUIMBY-McKIE-On Wednesday July IS at the residence
OF the bdss parents No. West Thy seventh street by
the Rev Dr. Veru.lys Dr. l. n Quimhy Of Jersey City.
and Ellen, daughter OF Thomas Mckis of fNew.fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Busirees Nolltee.

CHILDREN TEETmNG. The Mother finds
fsithu friend n M SsLov Soothing syrup perfectly
reliable and harmless Il relieves the child from paa cures
dy,eneiy ard darrh.A relieves gripping Ia the bows'
wind collie By svins relief aud health TO tho ehd It gves
r.,t 10 the mother. Is cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Excssse Habits Of DSpa1
tion, Early Indscf elton OF Abuse, attended
. . with the following symptoms;
Indisposition to Exsrtlon, Los OF Power,
Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Brssthinx
Veal Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Dnene WaksfDinsSa
Dmnsss Of Vision, Pain In the Back
bot Hands, - Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness OF the SKIN, Eruptons the Face,
Universal Lasstude OF the Pslld Countsuanss
Muscular System.
Tese symptoms allowed to 20 which this msdicin0
invariably soon follow
IMPOrENCY EATUITY, EPILEPTfC FITS.
In which the patient may expire. VINO can say
they are rsqusny folio ~ed those dfefu disssssa
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF the OF their suffering but none
The VI tue lnssns snd tho ms
eDchoy deaths Consumption bear ample winess otho
TEE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid medicine strengthen and nvgersts th9
system, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT bUChU inyGiA'
oily does trial will eonvines the most sksptioA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
vessels DESTROYED,

hALirAI, Wednesday, July ls. lec,.
The brig sarsh, from CsrdsDas, reports on the 9th
ps1. ~ lst- ~, saw whaling schooner Rienzi and
br'e belonging to CbsrryAeld laden with molasses,
on nr and sbandonsdi shortly stter saw q bark
nsysd steamer, supposed 10 DO the Alabama
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
THE GREAT RIOT.
Late.f InteIligence.

At Il o'clock this morning we received report
from police eadQuarters that all was quiet except
in Second avenue, where there 4 slight disturb
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Morgan Surrounded.

CIscIHHArI, Thundsy July is 1888.
" 70 saia that Morgan was about Piketon to-day.
spa shss our forces are closing around him and will
give him soma trouble soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Malls Close nj The Po.t.Omce.

:, NIU'U
SATURDAY, Joly D. m.
City Of Washington Saturday yOIy Is......... lOi
For Havana, Nassau and the Vest Indies by steam.
sr Corsica Saturday JAY l9................... iOf
For California &c. daily Sundays eSceptedL
overland via ST. Joseph Mo.........5a n and 8. m.
North-Albsny. Bpfso aud Cansdss. IS aud 3.
North and West Wsy Matt. p. M
Western Mai via Erie kailrOsd.....3 N and ~ p.
Southern and S0uth-W Western Mails m Il and 10 p.
Eastern Mall. and 81 p. m
New Bedford Newport aud Fall River. 1 III.
The LoDg Island Mail closes al a. m., and ! p.
Sunday MsIs On SUNDAY all malls close at Il Q. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

SLOAT's ELLIPTIC LOCK-STITCH SEWING
MACHINES with improved Bradera Csl for samples OF
sewing at Sslesroom, No. 337 Broadway.
GOLD PENs.-TGe best anu tho cheapest, at
A. MoRToS's No. IS Msiden-l lane. Ney-York.
For THE HAIR-BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs.-
TIE be.t ard cheapest article Sold by Drugris,'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
The Reported Fire. q, N.v,,k

n, kswAkx, n. j., Thursday, July 49, 1861
he report Of fires Ia this city last night l. un.
YQnaeo. II probably arose from Al ILLUMINATION
wa sunpSy Of the Zine Works.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

FFMALESi FEMALES FEMALESt
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONrEM@
PLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buoh
unequaed by any other remedy IN Choross or kstsns
tion Irregularities, Psnfulness or Suppression Of Customary
Evcusons liberated Sohoas Of the Uterus Lez.
corhes Whites Stsry and for ali complaints inciseae
whethsr arising from Indi.crs.ion Habits ot Ds|
psiion or IN ths -
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
The New York Central Railroad.

ALBANY, July TO, lBoJ
The board Of Directors Of the New York Central
Railroad held meeting in this city this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al s.cons and diseases OF Urinary Ossas whsse
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE.
From uh,iever cause originating and matter Of how
long standing diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of Digrstic.
HELMBOLps EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DIURETIQ
AND II Is CERTAIN
To HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
In ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT - RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

Tks no Bsss Mercury Unpleasant Medicines for uas
pleasant and Dangerous Dnssses-
EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In al their stages little Expense ttis OF 40 change Of D
sti DO Inconveaisnce AND No EXPOSURE
IL frequent desire and givss strength to Unns;e
thereby removing obstruction preventing and curing stfs
ure,hrs sisying pain and inflammation. 90 sA
aueni In this clsss of diseases aud eIp-ug POSOhOUd
DISEASED AND WORN-OCT NATTER
Thousands upor Thousands wi no have been the
VICTIMS or QUACk5,
and who havs psd HEAVY FEES Dc cured In short
time have found they deceived and that the Poson"
hs. by tho use Of Powerful Aspgen" been dried up 10
the system break out IN aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Is

BLOOD BLOODi BLOOD,
HELMBOLDS
HI0hLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SAkS iPARILLA
SYPHILIS
Thu an affection the Bood and attacks the sexual OF.
ans nDss OF the No.e, Ears Thros; Wndpipe aud oihsQ
Nacu, Surfaces making s appearance the form Of uc-r(
.mbolds Ertrsot Ssrsspshs Purhss the Blood ssd ass
all sc.y Lrupdon, OF the ssn {'ins to the Coas
for Tits clss Of complaints Ia Blood purifying Povs
st.s are preserved ursstsr sxsat shsa snT other ptsas
rsaen Of SasspAruA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

AFFIDAVIT.
r.r.oa.y .gp.s,d Ssor. M. :. Aia:r~s. Of q: c',{
.,y hi. preparation contains narcotic. nasrsafy u
other I'M drus' but are truly vegetable
Sworn subscribed e.fer. me hi: asa day Of No''1ss>
1854 wM. 7. hIBBARD. Alderman.
9th-st-, above Race PhisdepsaA
Addr.s. i..tsrs for information. In oonhdsuost 70
II. L. HEEL M B . LID.
CHEMIST
DEPOT.
No. iN SOUTH TENTH Srknsr.
(snIov onsrrvrs
PHILADELPHIA
d.
BEWARE or CoUNrERFEIrs AND UNrRNofrtAu
DEALERS,
Who .ud..vor to dispose of their swn- sai sthsr" ~
clss on tho reputation attained By
HELMBOLDS GENUINE lPREPA
urLMsoLps RAT1oNs.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHU.
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsArAaILLA
HLLMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED Rose WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvEhfWh1
ASK FOR HELMBOLD6.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Gu, Or, ~. .l,.r.i..-... ~ ..sA ss L. ~ ssia
i.ssslilsa s.l sssssS~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA,

Anglo-Frcnch Canal Company In Central
Americn-Closing OF the Churches In she
United stutes Of ColOnbin- Outbreak of
New Revolution Expecfed-News Gom
the War I'm Central America Honduras
Occupied by Carrera-RebeI Steamers
Remarked OF the Const Of Chili-Dim-
Guilty between Peru and Frnnce.