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EVIDENCE r.It
OF the most responsible and reliable character vii
accompany the medicines.

OF the most responsible and reliable sharastsr will
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From thrss TO twenty years standing, with Names
known 70 seislce And lame; =, .rcv,, -. .
psnsAtory Of the United States.
See Professor DEwErs valuable works on the
See Ssn.fE: made By the late sslsbratsd DR..
rssssa sss To%srH: s %sss y Dr. E,Hs.,n MspowrLl,
Coilcee Of surssons, Ireland and published in the
Sec ksy;S " RSS'9sd sy
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Extract ,sspsr. sSssp; per bottle 0rs for = e
Or Han bonsn Of each iOr sia, which viii be sum.
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Delivered 70 any address, securely packed irom
observation. Describe symptoms In al eommuni'
cations. .I .....,
CURES quARASTEEDi ADVIcE GRATIsD I
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cS y Ss0ssd T. E' e. ss.s ss
tain s no % %n.rcotio no mercury or o2Ssr Injurious
drugs but are purely vegetable H T. HELmsoLp. :
Of Noysniber, 1854. VIM. p. HIBBARD, AID.
| Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address ietters for information In oonndeues to
H. I. HELMBOLD, CHEMIsT,
| Depot le4 south Tenth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia BEWARE Of COUNTERFEI1i
AkD UNPRIECIPLED DEALERS, who cndeAvOl
to dispose o" their own' and "other" articles on
the reputation sttained by .''. .f..N
HELMDOLDs GENUINE PaEPARA7IOES.
Helmbolds Genuine Extract Bushu,
Helmboid's Genuine Extract ssrsspsrtils;
4 Hsimboid's Genuine Improved Rose wash;
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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ILt .ai sLs sassss.ssasa. a. ! ssss iss ~ "a
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HELNBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases Of syphilite Ma
ture and 90 an Injection In disease Of the Urinary
Organs arising from Habits Of Dissipation, used 10
connection with the Extract Buchu And SsrapArillA,
In such diseases ~ Recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-09

AGENT lii the District Of Columbia for -
"Putnan "hammersed Horse Nails,
Diamond State" Horse Shoes,
&C and P" Horse aud Mule shoes,
Aul2--1m
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BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AND pRofsf
CAL SRELLIHGs. F'

This Medicine increases the power Of DIGESTION,
and exctes the Absorbeuts Into healthy aation, By
which the Watsty or Caloerous depositlops, and an
Unnatural Enlargements are reduced, ~ well ss
Pain and inflammation. and IL good for n
MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN ab
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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-09

BLOOD BLOODi BLOOD
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARII4lAA.
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In many affections peculiar to Females, the Es.
tract Buchu is unequalle. by any other remedy, a.
In Chlorosis or detention, Irregularity, Painful
ness, or suppression of Customary Excavations,
liberated or Schirrous state Of the Uterus, Leuco
re or Whites, sterility and for all complaints In.
eident 10 the seq, whether arising nom rndisore-
ton, Habits OF Dissipation, or to the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-09
EBENSBURG PA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1863.

fort and feed them in plenty. But this
money now fills the pockets of bloated
contractors, shoddy-men, and purveyors
of mule beef-the allies, friends and sup
porters of CURTIN. And no,c you are
asked to rote for u's plunderea of our b''ure
rolanteers as the "SOLDIERs' FRIEND"
Show him, and all his grasping crew,
that you are not to be so deceived Re-
member that every Democratic vote cast
on the second Tuesday of October will
be,a vote against corruption, against fraud
ulent contracts, against the wicked and dis
honest men who have sent the sons of
PENNSYLVANIA to the field in rags-above
all against CURTIN, who is the father, friend
and advocate of all this rascality, as the
newspapers of his own party testify.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-09

! { : TX L i !
We're coming. Ancient Abraham, severial
hundred strong,
We hadn't no $500. and 50 we come along
W hadn't no rich parents - pony up the
s. We went unto the Provost, and there
we're mustered in.
vs. haju'tuo . strabismus,' nor any green
back piles.
5 tle doctor raSped us over and put us IN
hciiIes;
Then bold man with bag'uet rose up and
led the way.
Al. they took Us - an island III the harbor
called Mach"y.
our 80. iron;is' WAS all right. our - os
stevuum = it wasn't wrong;
T.sy called US bully fellows. and SO We
uaycLed along;
We Didn't have three hundred just at that
serious day,
s. We took the liue Of march to the Island Of
Msrkay.
T..rs .a, chaps as had the ldthisis and
some aS iIaO OOStTuCIOnS
AMI some with trtjot ague made curious
gergducticns;
AMI some with mounted eye glass as couldn't
see drav;
:, they didn't all 60 with Us to the Island
ii Macksy.
There Was some as had 9aSfyitjs aud some
were r0rTcoSc,
And out Of those uufoItuuates there is not
one a. goeS:
lt:i'd To have n3hi!eS, but couldn't make
it work,
s. goes for brave soger and doesn'
mean tU shirk.
There was some with hypcrtrophy, AMI some
with relres tyicuspid,
Aud some who had D,yophia. and som'
whose lungs was busted;
BU: they all. so far as [ seed, had very beS
of clothes on,
And they might have other reasons, for al
this - soger " knows oa-
But iOr all the conscripts taken, the larGcs
portion numbered.
Stepped up unto the officer and popped tn
three hundred
AID they told us we were bully boys t
sand in battles fray.
10 sc went with the bold Corporal to th
isle in Casco Bay.
We're persuaded To be soldiers, and go
meet the foe,
Not having the three hundred of cour:
we're bound 70 go;
d It, "a good Father Abraham, OF IL
money that's paid DER,
be careful that old Cameron don't get
shilling more.
We're comeing. Ancient Abram, SEVERAL
hundred strong,
We're coming Father Abraham, and as
march along,
We're thinking of the Union and the 20
stltutlon. too.
= le, alone the Niger and we'll help y
pat 1t through.
fsTbap. I'll be Major General, and we
the triple stars,
Out surely as get them l'll devote mys
10 Mars;
But Won't like General Butler, with
pockets full of dosh,
Rampage about the country with such l
litical bosh,
so- the universal niger is not the man
me
consider tha. the white man is just
good as he;
10 we're coming, Father Abraham, /" sc
rial ~ hundred strong.
But 70 fight for the old Union is the bur'
Of our song.
HTGH PRIvATE SMIrH, OF PoopUcK
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-09
DANIEL WEBSTER.

CT A cockney tourist met a Scottish
lassie going barefoot to Glasgow. LAS
sie,'' said he, GO Il should like to know if
all the people in these parts 60 barefoot -
g Part on 'em do, and part on 'em mind
their own business was the rather SET
tling reply,
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CO Gentlemen" said farmer, wri-
ting 10 the Chairman Of an agricultural
society. .'put me down on Your list of
cattle for a calf
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s1- Why are the eyebrows like mis-
takes
Because they are over-iglis.
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RY \ con = { X | i T .
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CT Why is a man who runs in debt
like clock
Because he goes ON tick.
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d" CLING TO THE CONSTTTU-
TION, AS THE SHIPWRECKED
MARINER CLINGS TO THE LAST
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE
TEMPEST CLOSE AROUND HIM"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
All Hail +!

1t is with especial pleasure that we call at
tention to the advertisement of the Mendelssohn
Quintette Club, which appears in our columns
to-day. Their Concert will take place at Village
Hall on Saturday evening next.
We are sure that this announcement will
prove welcome surprise to hundreds of the
friends of these gifted performers in Montpelier
and vicinity and awakening pleasant memories
of their former visits here will render any in
PRODUCTION or Communication from US unnecessa-
ry. Our readers will not fail to notice, however,
that a new and important attraction is an
nounced for Saturday evening in the assistance
of Miss Addie Ryan, as vocalist Miss h. S
popularity is quite as great as that Of the Men
delssohns themselves. She is represented as
possessing high cultivation, and naturally gifted
with voice Of great pathos and beauty. We
bespeak for her a generous greeting, on her
first appearance in Montpelier, and welcome
with our whole heart the pleasing prospect Of
another evening with the Mendelssohns
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Should he decline the throne, they implore the
French Emperor to select person in whom he
has full confidence to occupy the throne.
This proclamation was Immediately made pub
lie and courier posted to Vera Cruz, whence
it was sent by French steamer to Havana.
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'H T1o GREEN MOUNTAIN SEMINARY CORPORA.
Msat;n - nerepy nothed and required to meet at The
eo3 at 10 o'clock NJ to act upon the Reno, ~ h
COMMITTEE on Location, and to do such other bpsinea INC
circumstances may require. '''inesS as
South strarord v. j. l.. SINCLAIR, President.
'' -O' A0oo' f29w2
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BY TEL E4THRAESgE
TO THE FREEMAN
7 O'CLOCK A. M.

WASHINGTON, July q. An important error
of fact occurs in the adyices from the Headquar-
ters of the Army of the Potomac published this
morning.
The correction which the correspondent de-
sires to be made, although written yesterday,
was not received until to-day. He says
On the 22d inst, while Gen. Longstreet was
endeavoring to get into Eastern Virginia by way
of Manassas Gap, General A. P. Hills corps took
possession of Chester Gap. Our cavalry ma e
an attempt to drive him out, but he was too
strongly posted for success. They, however, kept
him in check until reinforced by General Long
street. when both Longstreet's and Hills COM
mandS came through the Gap and are DOW prob
ably in Culpepper 1t was LongStreet's corps
which was seen near Amisvile. Gen. EWell's
corps went to Strasburg.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio July &c. About 900 of
Morsan's band were lodged in Camp Chase pris-
on to-day They will be kept there until the
officers OF STrajghts expedition are released from
the Libby prison.
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New York, July y. The Tri5ane's cores
pendent states that troops have been sent from
Richmond to Charleston.
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SAN Francisco, July 25. Dates are received
from Yaukahama, Japan, to the Goth of May
1t was rumored there that the difficulties be-
tween England and Japan were arranged so as
to be settled without war, but there appeared
to be no good authority for it. The house of
the American Minister at Yedo had been burned,
but whether accidental or otherwise is not
stated.
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WASHINGTON, July q. Advices from the
Army of the Potomac say that large numbers
Of horses have been found in the mountain
gorgeS and appropriated by our troops. Our
cavalry held the line of the Rappahannock on
Saturday between KelIy's ford and Wat erloo.
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FROM VENEZUELA =.

New YORK, July 27. The correspondence of
the Pine street Exchange News Room, dated
Laguayra July IA states that We are again
plunged into anarchy.
Gen. Paez, exPresident, has just returned
from Porto Cabello, which is strictly blockaded
by Admiral Paez, who claims successorship in
right of his father The object of the Generals
mission has not TRANSFERRED.
Falcon has been declared, by military tribu-
nal, as commander-in chief until consul for
ten years is elected by the assembly. The newly
elected chief and Admiral Paez are diametrical-
ly opposed to each other
Business is suspended. Anarchy reigns SUI
preme. Bankruptcy and ruin are in prospect,
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PHILADELPHIA, July o. The draft in the
lower Wards of the city, comprising the First
District, commenced to-day. Among those
drafted were three telegraph operators
When the draft was concluded the spectators
forming large concourse, led by Mr.. Parvin
the blind man, who drew the names, Joined il
singing the i" Star Spangled Banner " and other
national airs. The crowd then departed with
cheers for the Union and the flag
The draft has everywhere been received with
favor in this city, even by it's victims.
New YORK, July %. Details of the charge
of the 22d, made on Fort Wagner, show mos
desperate fighting by Gen. Strongs brigade
Scarcely field or line officer escaped wounding
and many were killed. At one time nearly the
whole rebel force concentrated upon the 54tl
Mass. (colored) regiment, but they fought
bravey, and only retired when the rest did
Col. Putnam, in command of the stornng
party, after they had gained part of the fort
and planted the flag on the parapet, sent to Gen
erals Strong and Seymour for endorsements
but both the Generals had ! cen wounded : If
the meantime his party were being decimated
by rebel grape, and when Gen. Stevenson brig
ade had received orders to advance it was toe
late. Our gallant men had been forced to
slowly retire.
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FORTRESS MONROE, July q. Richmond pa
pers, contain further news from Charleston.
but the accounts do not materially differ from
the reports received through Union channels
only, course, making things look a little worse
tor our side. One dispatch says:
A physician just from Hilton Head says that
OF OF our Regulars took the oath of allegiance
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MEMPHIS, July 26. Bifles and Jesse Forest
are reported to have again crossed the Tennessee
and gone toward jackson, Tennessee. General
Dodge has sent force to meet them. The reb-
els are pressing everybody into the ranks. and
the excitement is intense.
The bulk CT Johnston's army is said to be at
Morton, 81 miles east Of Jackson. His force is
estimated at 10000.
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TIE EVENTS OF THE WAR,

ITS record OF the Movements Of the Conending Armies
their Marches, their Battles their Retreats the Lists Of
Casualties, It's DeIineiions Of Camp Lie, have given
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
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caes the Judgmant or taste Of the vicious but seekg
uniformly to furnish reading properly admissible into
the Domestic Circle.
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New YoRK, July q. A correspor dent Of the
Herald, dating jackson Miss, July u. reports
that the library of JEFF. DAVIS has been captured
1t comprises several bushels of private and po-
litcal papers of the arch traitor, several letters
on secession dated back to 1852, and the whole
collection will bring to light the whole secret
history of secession. The letters are from both
Northern and Southern traitors.
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New YORK, July 25. The steamer Roanoke.
from Havana 22d has arrived.
An arrival from Vera Cruz of the 18th at
Havana, states that Mexico was declared an FIN.
pire on the 10th, and Macmillan of Austria nro.
claimed Emperor, if he will except it if not
Napoleon is to select one.
A salute was fired at Vera Cruz in honor IF
the event. -
new YORK, July 81. By the Roanoke we
have City OF Mexico dates to the 10th inst II
appears that the Council of Notabilities declare
that the Mexican nation through them selects
the empire as the form of Government. and
proclaim Mcmillan of Austria Emneror
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 90. The Richmond
Enquirer has the following
Atlanta Ga, July %. Gen. Rosecrans is Or
ganlzhg force to attack Atlanta and make
raid on the Northwestern Georgia Railroad.
Active preparations are beng made for the
defence OF the city and the railroad to Cbatta-
nooga.
The rebel Gen. Bowen died on the 10Th.
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WM. kinney,
Nos 22l and 22j Eighth avenue
Between Twenty first Twenty.second Streets