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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

IS PECULIARLY EbtcATED AND lEGITt-
l matev qua hoa and hoe .apetiefesd IN all
TOMS II dIaepAssA noWledEe 40 te inaHpeHi 10
IN the proper treatment II tho netcal aiseasss
IL all ia vnried aud CON picatsd turmf. aud has
fer years made tho treatment III lrivate diseaios
he 4 usinoae nnI stuay Experience. tho 10
II tea he,s has ena led Ii m "a perfect remedies
~ once efficient. cate, ttrmHnrht ard N most
oasey can DO used without hiuaIRncp 70 business.
Particular htinntiont zen 60 old standing easea,
such az we're formerly considered movable
syphilis In ali forms. tunerrh1a, tieet. Structures,
/ atthiies Diabetes lilgdder and Urinary Diseases.
A ~ fho efeot4 81 solitary haht-, both tnens 10
| bady ani nllnd, and which produce aoino u tho
| fallowlug ensett blotrhce, bodily w'ahnoss
lnstipnl rsergionfnr and nreaFin,sr IN ienhle
| society. unmaohnoas itaad Of future events. I'm
ally pista trostratien If the vital over loss
Of memo y, ringing in the cht4--ean DO llily re-
stored to health.
III Letters. with stamp NusNGred
Dr. w. manufactures all hts medicine frem N
nur.rl drurs, Tree FROM al smell II taste fiease
csIt friendly talk and his aplninn will e"st you
npthiHg lin treatment IL tho result II Ing
a fence ana 10 command re tho confidence ~ a. o
optire Nea ~ charge viii be msao uh'at- caro-
| u ps.,annesfy elected. III. w treats eel, abuse
" III the moei berry rcsglt.
roa Once box, 2,2pi. Once and Consuitatleu
Rooms lBi south Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
25O,h Edition or the Golden Wreath.

Tho sale Of this book has never been equalled
by env work Of the kind. Think Il two hundred
and fifty thousand copies in the hands Of US many
families and each OF these averaging five singers
each, and you have more than FwELyE HUNDRED
THOUSAND ADMIsEKs or THE Book 1t contains
nearly 300 Songs Among these arc OUH
FL.a ~ THERE, REVOLUTIONARY TEA, liiIL Co
IL MBiA, STAR SYANGLrD BANNER, ORtGIS ~
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otto Songs. It's brilliant collection OF Home aud
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BOYS, CugkR, CHlLD's WISH, DEAREST SPOT OK
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LULU Is OUR DARLING rHRD NOT A TEAK, AESIs
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IrE : ABBA1H 1Usfs It's prefacei with lnstruc-
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= very attractive feature.
Price 81 cents, On receipt Of which copies
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ian g-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
IT SAWS
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money

II will wear for years without repair.
No servant can break 1t.
A child eight years old can operate It..
No cua,ion or skill required In It's ufe
Ey.ry Wripger with Cog Wheels Is WAX
RANTED in every Particular.
The Universal Wringer took the FIRST fneA'-
rM, Silver Medal and Diploma, ut tho sew
York State Fair 1882 II was pronounced SUR
nIoK TO ALL OTHERS in The Worlds Fair at Lon
don, 1862. and has always taken tho FIRST frc-
MUM In every State and county fhir Wheh ~
hibited in fair connection with other machines.
Orders for machines for tiial may DO lett NJ
JxvferIs' Store, corner Of Fourth and efady
streets, Dsvo port. WIN. A. Noohoh,
ian 2g-daw2aw3w agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
uR. GEO. W. McCAKl

DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over the Post Office.
DIR. GEo. w. McCAKS's residence. east side OF
Brady. second door from corner Of 9th.
jan 9-dwN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
NEW ADV'TS.
Tho Universal Clothes Wrl.ger
ID tho ORIGINAL and eDIy GNoulUe and
Reliable Wri1ger btfore
tho People.

TT CONFINES MORE STRENGTH OF
i frame, capacity for pressure, power and duta'
bilty than any other machine.
Tue Universal Clothes " ringer is made under
the following Patents. Geodyfar: s ra'ens III, ,cI
ing elsa can ever DO used successfully no I'm
proved Patent Cag Wheel Regulator lJan. "a,
is62l--it saves friction Of the Clothes, and pre-.
vents tho Rols from wearing or breaking loose ;
The New Patent Method for Fastening the Koi's
to the shaft Feb. 4, 1859 never gets loose or
blacks tho clothes Dickermans Patent ClAsptnR
Frame Feb. Is, 1862, Tor fastening To the tub
cannot work icos. trom It's place t.yman's Pat
ent Adjustable ausge April 2. 1901 for differ
ent sired tubs--th.ck or thin, straight, sahting or
| circular.
All these Patents are indispensable to peri set
Wringer with them We consider our Wringer
COM LErs Therefore, in orior TO get I'LL that IL
requisite for good machine, tho public will be
Obliged to buy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

sI>HE PERSON v Hu PICKED UP A BUFfA-
i LO 10 Sc at the corner VI "a and harrison
ss.ests on Tuesday Light, is reques'ei 10 return
the sane to Tnom2sou's Livery Stable without
delay. jan l5-dlt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
Helm w ansle0.
sNOMcy Found.

A SMALL SUN OF MONEY WAS FOUND
"A on Front 1T, between Iowa and Rock Island
sts, on Wednesday evening last lnqa:re A. this
Office. an 70 DIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

NYOw Is rHG TINE TO LAT IN wOODFOa
IN Wintss use. We have dry kindIing wood
= - pr sosA ard green wood q el.70 pr cora
yol-dSe 1RENOH 4 nAyla.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
CARDS..
DIR. J. G. PARK Err,

DIR. J. c. PARKER,
DuYsyCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
t No. 7 Franklin Block, se.ond floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and lie Claire SITS.
daelS-dky
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST T. CO.,
PaoPalK1O1D.
D. \. NcnARDsoH, 60. ,. WI
ESQ ?. cAnpDNsD1.
We the undsrsignsd agree 70 the following
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:

DAiLY.-1s csnts per weok. pay able to csri' n
MAil and post-olkcs subscribers, $500 per nm N
payable In advance.
NksxLY.-S2.O0 per annum. In advance
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J. W. IL. BAKER, n. D.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
il Post Once building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, ven-
psst, Iowa. RovlS-dAwu
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i. A. REID. n. u

j.. A. REID. n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OfFiCE
and residence No. -, corner Msiassna Third
- Eats. uayauoort. Iowa. julyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
RICHARDSON, WEST Il CO.,
rOWRa PRESS BOOK&JOB PRINTING
H.MCNT,
Criggs'EBlosk, Perry St.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.


A MARC chance.
A NY PERsON HAVING A GOOD GOLD
IA Watch they wish 10 exchange for No.
ksstern made top buggy, will find capital op-
portunity by calling on Dr. w. w. Parker, 1t the
Ouion Drug store. js30 dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
THE UIsT0a. OF AMERICAN MAN
UEaCTu2Es, FROM 1908 To
The Business MAa's Legal Adviser

or. how 70 sare money by conducting buFipoe' nc
oording 10 law, as oxponndod ~ the het' aud lat
es. authorities. 400 PIP, sheep. irce, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Ninth District.
NINETEENTH WARD.

The drawing in the Nineteenth Ward com
menced at the appointed time yesterday in the pres
ence of fewer spectators than witnessed the drat IN te
same place on Wednesday. The nameswer called VIII
unusual rapdity and the reporters had TO make the
fingers fly TO keep pace with the officers, who had dup
Gated their recording force 10 match the speed Oh mp
tain jenkins who speaks with swift tongue and dis
tinct utorancc.
Nothing remarkable occurred during the or"''
Thomas Vashay, one Of the enrolling officers "as non
orcd with prize; several policemen were drai'edi
few colored men came out Of the wheel OF chihcei
number of men on iackwcls Island, Wot the inmates
Of the public ustitutions) were drawn ana VIII DC
ouareied hereafter unless they furnish substitutes OF
pay the fee.
Towards the close Of the draft the door of the wheel
accidentally opened dropping few scores Of ballots
which were scattered over the table and noor-they
were pched up Immediately and deposited in The wheel
again. when the officers proceeded with the draft
When within Of finishing the quota the door
opened again. and the ballots were second time spilled
upon the iloor-they instantly replaced The an
nouncemcut ofthe last was followed by enthusi
astic cheers The number Of names deposited IN th'
wheel was 40s. from which l347 We're drawn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST % 1868

ious axure~ion, and many betrsyes great nervous
ne,s when their turn came for admission to the
presence Of the Board. Those who failed TO obtain
exomp,on we're granted forty eight hours furough 70
uabe them H. obtain substitutes pay the $500 exep-
ion fee
John Myrissey, the pugist, md T. Wells forestalled
the examination by the Board Of Enrolment, and sent
IN the Collector Of Internal Revenue OF the Sixth Dis
triot their exemption fees.
The following receipt is given for the s5oo coumua
ton fee:
Office Of the Receive e co%m%s;,Cp az MSy
Received NewYors on the day 81 fla '.o5 .o5,iee Of
p.piet Of the State Of NewYors the sun q
thres hundred dollar. t3oo 70 ooan pndr tne % and
@ ,h approved March 1853 discharge from
uyf.er liability under H'GI dGlf'
Tripcates Of these receipts are giyen-one fof tno
pcrson exemp,odonc for the Marshal-and one LOT 'e
Receiver. The latter two are sent to Washington
An old gentleman named Chapman. upon making nh
appearance presented is notice, ana asked 10Y hi'
free pnpers" AZ he quite threescore years tnoio
seemed no question abont the case until be was aksu
he had son by the name. 80, yes replied the
old gentleman "but junior should be attached ~ MS
name" The Board did not agree with MI Chapman
sr bat ordered notice to be sent to the young gen
tieman.
A number Of Notares Public are using the exemption
business AS a source II profit. For the sum oil TWO
dollars they issue certificate 10 the cohSciipt Oh
blank with large stamp of the state arms impressed
thereon in which he ehe Notary declares th"' tAe
oouscript has stated him under oath that he IL an
alien DOR whatever else be may clam) All eases o'o'
than physical disability must be sworn TO b'ioio
magistrate and have stamp attached to the ahd"'IV'
or IN case there magistrates oon'eniehi tA'n
Notary Public or Commissioner OF Deeds.
The certificates issucd by Noaries Public ana com
nissiners Of Deeds Of no value in Themselves the
Board requiring the testimony of two Trustworthy VII
nesses substantiatine the facts s't iorth Dy he ea
ant for exemption In their own afidavis II would pe
well for persons who have been drafted 70 present ioH
selves first 70 the Board aud learn what are ihe re-
quigemcnts necessary to obtain exemption.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Delegate. 10 the Union Stale tonvention.

AirAsY-IM Dsfrici-.lohn h. Porter, Ninih
" ard, u m nastrg. Tenth " ard neorsr y Johnson
1o~n. s1b.'i;us. ds }. W amer hsujanin e" James
nii~sin ma i,uf,f-H II. Van Dyc., Ralph Laihfop
t.afs u. t'ehfun". s..uu
KfSGs-lf Dnfr.cf-Dc.egates Geo. SulweN
4 q..t.r J y St.aus flf Drfrtrf-D"."-airs: James
Il.r.r.f.v " lsG.cr Thos. FafL AteInsies A. benson
y Knight r. H. Th1upson ma Dlsf,tci-py"sa'cs. Geo
N Wayw.rd Oliver q. Beard. ftward D. WIZ" Ai"f-
r.t.s. laas D. Cane. Nm. 4 krssy, J. oasiry y. sr
lIf. ur,rf- D,~fat,s Hcfy X. f~fsou, , oiay j-' A.
Mad - H.r,i.f-pcrsst Cha. Jnres. WI M W
Ooodt.rh s.,iaoug l.. tasfed. Alsmair'. bael % nam
away Hob.it. Anthony Campbell ne b.f'fi
ID. e,.t,. Samuel u nafb.s J, ,hn DAgic- IL Ihutnc Al
t.fi.t. Fdsaf McMulen. A. Walters, }. Rosensafd'h
Eo,KLANp-Jas. X. Wostcryclt esq, of omnge-
town. Calvin romp.iu. eco, Of Ha'enip~, and l-aac H.
Bl.4ss.t. esq. - tafssiown 80. . 81. -,
Srsrofs-IId Dt,fr,ct-RIcharlW. smith, Geo
n sAcpsTd Doct Manbcuy , or .
WEsIlHFsIfR-iG Dstrtcf-Siias ID. Clifford OF
Moaua Everett Capp oi ionscrs. and Harvey hidd Of
Me-tehrsisr.
WEsTcHEsTtR CorNTY-M Convention OF
Union delegate Il the I'D Assembly District OF Wc'ces'er
County held o, Wto slain. the roth inst, iiawcy D.
Carp q MamArou,ca (Nar Dcmocrai, Gilbert T. Davis of
TsytoSu Reg lab.an - LOWS e. Pais Of Aii" fl-sn'
(Repub can appointed d'''acs to attend III" 'mon
Convention be held Syracuse on The % Of September
neat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

THIS nondcs tho hfty pr cent additional to the quota
n. numer actually required bcng?o97.
The drawing it is expected. viii continue three days
one third being drawn each day
The dra.t IN the Ist Congressional District emhrac.
ing the Counties Of Queens. Suffolk and hchmond'
wl also be commenced Monday at the hcAdoHaf'r rs
4 CAN'T, Edwin Rose in the Village of Jamaica. h. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

wc.heetey An g Rivington Wood Cornelius, Ludlow u
W;ntIe Geo I22 Forsythst WalhD, Isaac, ll2 Aliens
Wbelan Nathan 81 Elddee stW ssmAn Lewis "a forsyths
Wittenmcyer A, 70 Division stWcst James 1871 Bowery
Wo Samuel Il Forsythst Weilder, Frsnk 10 Orchard II
v.
Ysttner John 100 Nofokst Young Ernest % Forsythst
Young & ", 324 Grand.st Young Dan 81 tldTidsest
Young, John, 10 Allcnst
n.
Zimmernsr j. Il3 Forsvths Zeldenhorst NJ 13l CIDalp
Zimmerman, Chas, l31 Ludow-st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
b

USF HFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHu
For Al, Affection. and diseases II the Urinary Organs ~Lel"
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From Whatever originating aud 40 neiie q 10"
long standing Disease. OF these Organs
REQ lire the all 4 a Diuretlc.
UFLMbOLD EXTRACT BuCilU ....
is The GREAT DllEEIC
AND IT Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE SfF
DESIRED EFFECT .,
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED. ~ a.,
EVIDENCE or THE MOST RELIABLE AND AZ
sPONslBLE CHARACTER
VIII accompany the medicne.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES . .
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND DfANS-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Claims for Exe,aptisu.

The Board of Enrolment IN tho Sixth
District continued Its abors yesterday but failed to OBJ
tain than half dozen soldiers during tho day
Most of the claims for exemption were on account Of
aiicnage and physical disability The counenanccs Of
the applicants for exemption wore Nv exceedingly
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

OLD OR YOUNG. SlNNLf, Athhlhp '' N"''
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many Affections pee Lar 10 Eems'es
TiIL FNrRAl bUCHU
1 bx an, other r~n edy q in Cblorosi,.s of R,e1-
i,, lt-l. =. Painflncss Suppression q ,u'on4ay
t,.tis liberated ~ >clgh1ns ate Of the Uterus Le-
,rrheN or Mhie. strrty for al complaints Lc.s-S'
10 the whether ansns fson lnd-cf-on' f'~" " INV
''''"' DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
See .ygnptolis s0oye.
NO FAMILY SHOULD 81 WITHOUT II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

Tug stab FAR.-Don nj forget that the
annual show Of the New York State Agricultural Soci-
cy will open ut Utica tuesday sept l and Eat IN
all respects promises 20 be- fully equal. and IN some
thugs superior those OF former years. In regard to
preparations for the show. il Is only necessary TO say
,hat they have been made under he direction OF Col
John Buttcrhcd who never faicd In any undertaking.
We are assured that AL the buildings and fixtures of the
show grounds are such viii give ample satisfaction
aud be- acrclil 20 Utica and the state We hope VIII
be- said the show never better noI attendance
larger"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
THIRD DISTRICT.

The draft will take place in the Third District
under charge ofPro'ost. har'hAi Gr'soFy ~ NO -
Washington street. Brooklyn alto clock a. n.
Tie Third District comprises the firsi' second
Third Fourth. Fnh seventh Eleventh. Thirteenth
Fifteenth ia aud Twentieth Wards, tAe inter
ueud,l IN the Eleventh Ward Tho quota of tie first
class reoa,r,d +. as follows by sab-Dstrcts thc NUN
her Of Tie Ward being placed in the parallel column;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

The DosNELLy SHOOTING AFFRAY.-The
inquest IN the case Of Joseph L. Donneily Who was
shot by Ma Bassford the night Of the 20h inst al
the drinking saloon corner OF Seventeen street and
Third avenue was concluded on Thursday. Coroner
Rannoy delivered long and able charge 10 the Jury.
censurng the mob like spirit which has PIE, acd in tie
community IL certain extent for some time past. and
also ccnsuring the reckless manner in which deadly
weapons were often used IN OF dispute, The
Jury wor. und, cded IN their yerdct-a majority being
In favor II verdict that the shooting Of Donney by
Mai Bassforl Lnjustihablc and censurng col
Mott for using proianc language aud conduct unbecom
ing an officer and a gentleman. The minority verdict
cxoucratcs MAJ. Bassiord. @erring that Le shot Don
nelly in self defense, and also cxonerang Col Mott
from all completely In the matter.
The following is the majority verdict
We the undcrsirned. after due delibcration agree
that MAJOR Bassord shot Joseph T. Donnclly and that
the snid shooting unJushahc, and also ccusurc
Cot Mott for his prOlnnr language and ungcntlcmany
conduct during tho evening of the shooting
kobcf, g. uress, joachim AARON. James A. Maxwell A.
Cohen, A. tohen, John X. fishcr-Jurors
The minority verdict reads follows:
We the undersigned after due deliberntion' agree
that Major Baslord shot Joseph I. Donnei.y ana tai
he was justified ia doing and also eAoner'io So''
Mott from AL oompneity "A ths ma'',I' or.yJuror.
Maor Rassford was then examined by the coroner
when he stated that he 25 years Of age ana was
native Of Ncw.York. lie states that he shot Donnely
in self defense believing that his life was In danger
Coronr Ranney decided to hold the accused 10 bail In
the sum of g. 600 to await the action of the Grand
Jury Col Mott not present when the verdict was
yepdeIed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
NJ

TAke no more Bassn Nercury, or Unpleasant Msem'' ''
mp easant and Dan.'tons Diseases
UELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCliU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES -
a., III h ,,,. a, h /, expense little change IN dist
no inconvenience and no exposure ~ eaa'''a
ire md ave. strength to u.uat. thereby removing obsuss
tom. plrvs.ng aud curing Structures Of Tie tfett y.
Pam ana lniapmaton 80 iequrnt IA TINS eAs' ol d'
n xurlug q. DO solous disc ed and worn ost nAIsi
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS ..,,,
WHO HAVE BEEN TIE VICTIMS Or CDA,h,,
lnv. found that they deceived und that the fo''n
has. by Of powerful sstfinsents been d1es y"
IN, .y,ten TO brrss out IN aggravated form, and
PERhAPS AFTER MARRlAUE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
The Draft i'm Brooklyn.
SECOND DISTRICT.

The draft has been ordered IN the Id
CONGRESSIONAL District comprising the county towns oi
Kings County and she sixth. Eighth Ninth Tenth
Twelfth Fourteenth. Sixteenth, Sc'eni'entli ana
Eighteenth Wards Of Brooklyn. 10 viii commence Oh
Monday Aug. 81. at % O'Clock at No 20 "rahd s'''''
Brooslyn Eastern District under charge oi Provost
Mar,La MaddoS The total enrolment ~ the hr,t cass
is q 3s3 from which there to he drawn 3O'' nes
This gives one foT every scscn liable to b. drafted ana
includes te % per cent additional The drawing VIII
o,cnp, tLr.e Aats.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

rhis medicine increase the power of digestion ana excite
the ab.ohe's into healthy action, by which the water
eerou. d.po,ition- and InnatuFai .niar.emets
dnr,d a. ,y. a. pain a1l Inflammation AMI j. good for
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

PHYSICIANS plesse NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS pleese NOTICE..
Wrmase no sTCRFr0 lNGREDlFNIS.
UELMBOLDS EXTRACT ButHb -,
c,n,oo,-l vi rchu Cubchs and Juniper Berries 's''
uith great care by competent drags'
PREPARED IN NAIlo
HIT HELMBOLD
Practical and Anal y,icai Chemis', and
Sole Manufacturer Of
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATION
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
AFFIDAVIT

AFFIDAVIT. -, c,.u
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman o. IN ", Lth
Phisdelphia IL A. Helmbod, who being duy 'w' =, oihss
.ay his preparations contain no nafS9ue' no no'o'''
injurious drugs o"' are ""' H. T. HELMB0bp
Sworn and subscribed before me thi. 80 day o. N0'
100" gtlst above Race fhisdr'l"A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

Kruan. 7, 81 Bovery
KDaVp. VIM. 270 Oraud-st
Koch. Frank, II Dclanccy-s;
heller. II, 249 GIaud-sf
Kelly, hueh, - piyisioa-st
knapp, John. - Dclauccy-st
kuoleheIe, Ia. TO iie-teT-st
Kayisll. &, ~ boweTy
kcy.r, John. ll9 De .anccy :
kohl. Francis, tl BoWery
K,oA. Michael. 20 lirstcr-st
kloAk, Leopold. MS Canals;
Krumer. Jacob. l26 lie teE 4
Kelly, Tho. ~ FORSYTH Il
Kennedy,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
ID

PRICE PER BOTTLE OR SIX FOR - .
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed nom Vu'''
Address letters IOr information,
H. 4. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST,
DEPOT
No. 1914 South l0tl st., below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA
-
BEWARE OF CouNTERFEirs AND uSf"N''
DEALERS, ,,.,,, .ri
Who ,nle,vor 10 d.po.. of their own ana "'"''
ol,. on the reputation attained by,,>s
HFLMROLp'S GENUINE PkEfA'Ai'''
IuINBOLDS EXTRACT BuCHu ,,t
HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARsAfAhiL''
sammy ALL pRIoGIsrs EVERYWHERE,
ASK FOR uELMBOLO s--rAkE No oin,,I im
cn, an, dis advertisement .lI sani Tor 10, sps "''s
position aud impostuIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
UEias, A.

Nsner. August, 70 Delsneey's
Veblnger, Gusiaye, bJDfeiiaI'
vosberg, w. k57 Or s1d-st.
AYOlksr, A
&illery, John "a LuLqow+t
Weidmsn, j 70 Forsy h-st
Weber, Jacob, ~ Chnstie,t
Wigton, M, III RiyinstoNst
Wells, SaID1, ~ Forsyth Ut
Weits, Louis, 10 Ess.I
Wood, John, 10 EsseI-st
Wit, VIM n, l35 Csnslst
W.iltzler, Albt, 55 Christie ft
Walden, Chas, lB Eldhdge-ss
Wernstsin, PsBl, 10 Essex-st
Vsrmskie, ", l09 Eldndge 81
Wolths, Adam, 10 Orchard 1t
Wssterheld, franklin 81 is w'r
Wetson, Chas % Eldidge-st
Wagner, Philip, 62 Orclisrd'si
Wsrplemsn, J, 1853 Forsyih 1t
Werrener, John, 81 Bsyafd-st
WsIlburg, Aaron, ~ Esses st
WIbor, Thos, II Fofsytb-st
W1s.nhsu,er, -, rs foIsyth.
ws,snnsn, Albert, J2s Grand
Wsldren, Ssnl, ~ Chrystie'st
Whiimore, Joseph, "a Forsyth
Weaver, Hamilton, ia Essex
WsliA1k Thomas, 70 Orchard
Wssnsr, Henry, III Hester
saoAss, Ca,pss, ~ fsnytb'tI
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Hishy, Wm :, ll3 Canal-st
Haln, 3. Sl korlolk-st
Uartuug. J p Christie-st
Hunter. Nngh, 9l Ludlow It
Hunt. All J, $50 Bowery
fieDerhne, A, 2J7 broome-st
Hey ne. Conrad, S6 E.dridge-s st
Nan, ock, Henry, 366 Grand-si
Hammer, David. 80 Allen-st
holisnd, &. "A EldIidge-st
HOW. Ed w, cor Orchard d
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Has.ecsoT. 4, SO Essex'st
Harris, james 293 GrN IL.
laser, rIcd. .U1 E,,eX-st
lilo. and, r. p De .ancey-st
Hob. T.. 81 Christie =
Hrckcr. Macus.49 Delancel 8
Uolcan. Michael. u Orchard -
Icgshpock. John, . Alieli-st
Uci,,gson. }. % Essea'st
Ilnnnerliu. }, 6l Norio.@'st
Ha'iman. J H. 20 D'iancey-st
IIonnstrung. T, l42 1hnstie'st
Uensen. Peter, ia HestcI-at
Holsar, Cnas, 80 Chris,ie-st
flun:eT, John, III Delancey-st
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Law, John. Chnstie-st
Lusicg, J. 70 pelanccy--t
Lawier. Jas, l25 Ludlow'st
Lnddenvcis tn DeIauceN u
Leopard, lc;cr. ~ Ludlow =
Lyons, Sainl. su ticrifse-st
Iindiran. r. l. Cana.--t
LIVINGSTON. Nm !, i5 Norfolk
Levy, Smui. ~ Division -
Lynch, n. 81 torsytl-st
Lees. } ;, 100 AIleu-st
Ludwig, l., 10 Esse1-st
I,uU. Chris. Is Cansiie Il
Lh-dmau, f4.es, Il Bowery
Iaasii...F. Geo. - Ludlow #
Ie;al.ii fled - Ludlow =
Louis. Att EldTidsc--t
Iana.ry. JuO. ~ ks-eX-st
Lioh. l. so5 Gisndst
Lcitman J
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johnson, + 81 Orchard -
Jcrmon, sam. 20 Nrcherd-st
Jones, John