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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-03
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Such, Taxpayers of Pennsylvania, is
the record furnished you of the honesty
and integrity of Andrew G. Curtin, by the
Pittsburgh Gasette-the ablest Abolition
journal in Western Pennsylvania. Has
he not signally failed in his duty in pro-
tecting the interests of the Commonwealth
And is he not unworthy of the suffrages of
honest freemen! Then vote for George
w. Woodward who will stand by the
welfare of the State and the liberties Of
her people.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-03
BLOOMSBURY MARKETS,
MARRIAGES.

On the 10th ult., by Rev. d. j. Waller
Mr.. SYLVESTER PEALER, of Fishing Greek,
to Miss CHARLOTTE HARMS, of Benton.
Thursday evening Gath ult. at the house
of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. Z. A. Shar.
retts, Mr.. ISAAC L. YosT, Of Bloomsbury
and Miss. X. E, KEEFER, of Orangville
this county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-03
Serene Democratic Meeting

Persuant to public notice, a Democratic
Mass Meeting was held on Tuesday, Goth
of September, at Mr.. Leggott's Hotel, at
Serene, Greenwood township, Columbia
county. There was fair attendance of
Ladies and Gentlemen. The following is
the organization
President.-WM. J. lKELER, Esq.
Hon. Jacob Evans, Isaac lkeler, VIM.
Runyan, A. X. Smith, David Demott,
Tram Derr, Joseph Robbins, and Samuel
Kisner, Tce Presidents.
John Runyan, & A. s Allen, Sec'rys.
Col. LEVI L. TATE, and E. H. LITTLE
ESD, were the speakers. The first named
speaker, spoke one hour, by way of open
ing the mseting-making an excellent
speech. The second Speaker, fairly len
himself to the subject, occupying abou
two hours, to the great satisfaction OF TIT
meeting. Mr.. Little laid open the rascal
ity of the thieves and robbers of the Stat
and National Administrations and exposed
them to public condemnation. Thanks
were tendered-adjourned.
Signed by the Officers.
VOTERS, READ.-All the prominent an
many of the nobodies who are on tn
stump throughout the State for Curtin, ar
ofice-holders, drawing pay out of the Ma
tional or State treasures This fact dar
not be denied. Voters, this is wher
your taxes are going-to support lot {
sinecure officials Vote for WooDwAR
and hurl the corrupt crew from power
plunder and infue nee.
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AN editor drafted up in New York
State breaks out in the following style:
Why should we mourn for conscript friends,
Or fear the drafts alarms
IT'S but the word that Abram sends
To make us shoulder arms.
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The Democrat will be out early next
week, so that our subscribers will be sure
to get il, if the Post Masters don't keep
il back.
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pondence appeared in the Carlisle pol,tn-
teer of the oath inst.
CARLISLE, Sept. ls, 1863.
Hon. Geo. w. Woodtcard:
Dear Sir have been informed that
Hon. Lemuel Todd, who presided over
the Convention which renominated Hon.
Andrew G.. Curtin, in addressing ratifi-
cation meeting, held recently in this coun-
ty, stated that he had been informed that
a certain Judge Hall said, that in re-
cent conversation with him, you had
avowed yourself believer in the doctrine
of secession and in favor Of an immediate
recognition of the South.
While 1 am fully satisfied that you
have never held or avewed those senti.
ments, | deem it important that your
friends should have authority to contr a
dict the statement. Will you, therefore
be kind enough to inform me whether yor
ever held such conversation with Judg'
Hall
Very respectfully,
RUFUS e. SHAPLEY.
Chairman Democratic Standing Commit
tee of Cumberland county.
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REV. w. w. CASE, of Lewisburg will
preach in the Baptist Church of this place,
tomorrow, (sabbath) at lOi o'clock in
the morning and n o'clock in the evening
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1t is reported that Gen. Meade has sent
alarge portion Of his army to the aid Of
General Rosecrans, and that the remain.
der, for the present, will fall back towards
Washington.
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September %, 1868.
Col. TATE,

Col. TATE,
Dear Sir Enclosed please find
So 90 for which continue my subscription
another year. A fish could about as well
exist ou: of water as Democrat could
thrive without the time honored teachings
promulgated by an independent Editor
and Free Press. For the maintenance
of these inestimable privileges, it may be,
white-men will again have to "peril their
lives, their fortunes and their sacred hon
ors.' Send on the old "Col,tnabia Oem9.
crat," as there is something irresistible IN
its teachings, and its visits are always
most welcome. I. X. Nick.
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s@- "GOVERNOR CURTIN CAN
NOT SECURE THE SUPPORT OF
EITHER HIS OWN PARTY OR HIS
OFFlCE-HOLDERS."- ."-.Spach of Aler.
andtr Cummings before tie Rep, Wica,,
STATE ConrentiOa, Aug. 5, 1863.
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A banning Record!

Andrew G.. Curtin has been Governor
of this State for nearly three years, and
besides pocketing himself, and squandering
upon his shoddy partizans, the thousands
appropriated by the Legislature for the
benefit of her brave soldiers, he has actu-
ally approved of acts, passed by all Abo-
lition Legislature, which have robbed the
State Of nearly TWENTY MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS. Look at it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-03
A Patriotic Subscriber.

The letter below is from live Demo
crat, in Carbon county, and speaks a com.
mon sentiment:
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Democratic Mass Alcctinf.

A Democratic Mass Meeting will be held
a, New Columbus, Luzerne county, on
Thursday the Sih of October 1853, which
will be addressed by General Sturdeo nj,
Staniy Wood,cud, and E. B. Chase Esqts,
all oi Wikesbsrre. Preparation is being
made for large meeting, TIE citizens OF
New Columbus and vicinity generally turn
ou' we'll 10 political gatherings of The Dem.
ocra,ic stripe. The people are aroused 10
the great issue TO be decided al the po-
The people are becoming tired OF this drs>
polic power. "A short reign OF terrorism has
completely satisfied them iha, the Demo
cratic party is the only party competent to
govern the affairs of the counlry.-Siaf.
Col. LEVI T.. TATE OF the Columbia Dems
ocrat. addressed the Democracy oi Sullivan
county on Tuesday, the 22G inst II is said
his remarks were principally upon the Con
stltution and the unconstitutional acts oil the
Administration. When :he Col. gels start
ed he can tell the administration parry, in
! pretty severe terms, OF their usurpalons and
disgraceiul acts The meetings in Sullivan
are well attended, as is the case in olneI
counties this Fall .--Siar.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-03

Sunbury and Erie Railroad
bill
Bills for the merger or trans
fer of that Railroad to the
Pennsylvania Central. :.
Release Of the Tonnage col.
lected and due the State,
Loss to the State from the
repeal of the Tonnage tax
for the years 1861, 1862
and 1862. ...........
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READ the "Democrat' and hand il TO
your neighboE
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l, 1863

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81 1868.
Rufus E. Shaphy, Esq;
Dear Sir: Just returned from Easton
where went to attend the funeral of our
much lamented friend, the Hon. Richard
Broadhead, find your favor of the 18th
informing me of a story which Mr.. Todd
produced at public meeting after OBJ
tanning it through channel which is not
specified.
There is not a word of truth in the
story. l know not judge Hall, and can
not remember that ever knew man oil
that name.
So far from eur avowing belief IN Sc
cesSion or taUoring recognition Of Southern
Confederacy, 1 am, and Arrays haze BEEN
opposed TO both, and am sn faUor Of sup
p3essing Tie seba2ion 6y aohich both an
supported.
My life has been spent, thus far, in up
holding the Constitution of the United
States as the Fathers framed 1.-THE
Union they formed-and the Constitution
and laws of the State and whatever O
life RENAME to me will be devoted to thu
same ends, whether it be spent in public
or private life. Neither secession nor th'
malignant fanaticism that caused IL wi'
euer find an advocate in me.
Trusting hat this is a sufficient answe
to the calumny you allude to, | remain
dear sir.
Very truly, yours,
GEO, w. WOODWARD,
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ATTENTION is directed TO DR.. Schcnk's
advertisement in this Columbia Democrat,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED


4 steamer kueusts r.. q. faro,t, Commsndcr, :iom
cruise In search OF pnyAteer aud last nom Pllairpha.
July ~.
Ship James Foster jr. Ahoe Liverpool July p mdse .nd
400 Ia.. 20 Chas Ii. Marshall CO. Pessengers-Nrs
Donte snd two children.
ship Lou lana (NoL) Kund,on barcelona juno In bs.
last 10 En.ch heincAc Ncndt
Snip Vim tnbouc Pratt. Liverpool June H. mi,e. aud
lg5 pass to Lawrence. Giles Co.
Brig Emma Ives tof Piolon n 81 Waters. Hamburg 40
days. In ballast with iiy to r. NJ Sloman Edge. ye'-
sci Mccall ttth Passed rs, numb-r of cobefgs
of the Banks Jup 30 Albeit Petersen, psssus
OF Sweden died July %. spose ii h. Nj s.eAme Jason.
ON Halifax tsines afyedl who gave u, medical esrnce,
pT which capt Ngt.rs desires to his thanks e Capt
Won DonOp OF the Jason.
sohr. John ". Miner, Berry Palermo May 20, fu 'u'
henp. &C. to Lawrcnoc Giles Co., vessel 10 Taper
Lente feb. g. tbs passage TO (adiz. James batts
seaman OF koya scotia fell overheard aud was lost
running ~ the time. could not hun FEB 49, 'oh
Gashler Italian. kllciby the fOfeboom MN ,
July 4, lat y D. In. 50 %, spoke BARK hsu;''"os
days from Honolulu Juur - spoke "ha'hs 'e"
step OF Ifoync,town Cook, o ~ 'hA V"', "'u ""''
oili was s,.cnns for FayaL ihn j. w W. ni us" sue
of .ns su II t sserly wind. uost OF tbs pa,is.o
Schf n "A Pr, Jlatl. Boston days, ballast
bELOW-t-o ORG -.
WIND sunset =. y. w.
''' SPOKEN
July a. lat a. 30 Ion CO. .p Highland Light. for London
22d, Bremen sbp Johannes hopor. from Antwerp foT
Nov. \ OH, with IVss VI main MD nIkscn !opmsgs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

AID voR rHE CoLoRED PEOPLE.-CoDtriUutions
Of clothing and by ia. coIo ed people
who were drvea their homes and robbed by the plum
dcrlps oter, continue to in bu, the supply Is not
.qu. to tie dem.nd In proportion 10 the population there
e fewer colorrd than white person. IA charitable in
tutor.pspy proving that c,.s the eoloed people are
abuoday able TO skc of Themselves; but recoHIy they
have the victims OF mos, cruel per'ecl,n mob
without tho least yrovocson pursued these oppressed and
unfortunate people driving them into the streets. beating
them the ground with clubs and stones and moierns
Of them and driving o,he-s 10 insanity i1d suicide
Not satisfied wlh thi, meces. s.,aut upon noaoasve
and uusrmed eoic they .ssAsd and burned their DWELLING
and .,oo their clothing Ia ih hour Of need appeal is
TO the btnevoeB, and Ia the city aud
lIy send donation. tie Merchants. CoH.mltte Depot
No 80 Fourth where dicr-et q them viii be
made ~ oene.eu,oui sDi eIpefeucsi men, who devote
their dine ~ the disbur,rneut cf dousu,ns
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

ohsi,e, ua., r.. IAN T,,sr Wy Of 0''e' VI 6a1 90
p.i nn,rav loo, ~ slo,hin. - IS 90
Hiram Dalton. e ode stolen from house No. VI -, :,
Wea 'hi,yuId street, =; .;:i SO 60
Mary stew,l5 loss Of household furniture at No. a., 90
ia we street ;o::
''eoU So oss.a"ai poprrty' cIotbior 29o so
EliraSe,h Gordon Broadway and Ninth street, loss ~
r,, KsSnsdy iy,i No. 70 East TE.nty stree.
loss on household furniture and other psr'ouh o ~
property. 'VVV "
John hSppeI mo- ~ ..aane p.o. 1870 On
u,,,a o,,,.u a.ms,,, 20 nrons,tv ,..,... 81
Henry Peterson, No IL Suffolk street. funiufsin oo M
M.sy s;slo1sdd Ed~.rS stree. :ad Third
avenue loss u clothing ns............."..".."; at 20
Nathan Msher, No. S4 Grand street, cigars aud q.
John F. Young No. 8, West Thirty second street.
los. on sou.esod a ,i :,,.:, ;ioci IN
so,hDs .ors and other personal pop.I,y Sss
Clsu. Henry schloh, No. 63 Water street, stock In
lIanor aud household fur 2%32 w
Henry PsDnus No. Gil Wster street. stock gro ,o
MssSssas K.ne.. No. Isl 0i::nwich street,
STOCK in drug store aud clothing LVH oil
Hugh Crombie. Fourth sveDue between Eighty
sxth and tlghty-seventh street, damage TO per- oo
sonal yIopeft Zl 10
Tho. Cronbi. Fourth avenue and Eighty-siIth
street stock Of W oo
John Duchworth. No. 479 Grand street. lo,s on
Elizabeth Nelson. No. ITO Second avenue, house
wnii,n Tel, No. 8 Thom, street. personal clath-
iio w
Maria Casey No l5i Washington street, cash and
household fcruiture. .............'.....;.. Io w
cigar .iore 40 4ssl 90
Loai: r. Dre6ei No aes Ninth avenue ..oci in
lew-ry store AN' -
stephen OEiprs No. $50 First avenue destruction ~ IN
o Mon;cr j..;ioc,iou and injury Of prop
euy, July -, 1903, at The 2Jd Police station and 80 o
at No s2B Third avenue. oi'V v"
Addison Brown destruction Of building on cast go 80
aide OF Lexington svenUs ar Forty fourth street so w
Henry BIi.n dry goods destroyed at store NO i"' mn
Avenue 'oS :"
,,"ci or %oser.. $500 %
,ooss Of e",hins. 7sa, ~
sad damage to i35 90
- cIo,sisy. ................ IOa On
Charles foss street attack loss ci watch and c.o 40
W." w
.,ocs Of 'hoe 1853 e.
~.y io.. ON .soel Of ~r.wosi .nd bird Is 20
Charles simmons, No 3t6 Second avenue, robbed - -.
II persouA " W
Gsret ). Ssbanok, NO. es3 Third avenue, house - ..
hold furnufe.. VIZ ~
joseph Panpeu.. No. I57 Greenwich street, ioss Of
cothrg - :"
To,al fl4a as ~
Amount g7 900 o.
$50 as J
Add the following presented 10 the Supervise"
Tu.sisy -
J H. Robinson No SIS Bfoudwsy sy............. Ga On
NJ. Quinby NJ. iSt BroAdwsy goods stolen soa' ~
Complete footing of claims so ofJ.........+ +i'2l'o 10
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
HAWKINS ZOUAyEs.

T. me Editor Qf Then T. Tribune
SIR: In your mornings Issuc OF the 2Sth inst,
maze satenSeut that certain McMaDus Of JadiDes
Lousves shot man In Albany Also in your Of the
killing OF man on staten Island about week since you
published IT the act u the Hawkins Zoulycs Ia both
Of these instances yoor reporter ia At the tno Of
the occurrence oLssb Island o. ib the
psrty and McMsnns who shot the Albany IL
member Of the 9th Regiment. Hoping that you publish
this correction,
remain your obefi.nt servant,
VIM. o. BARNETT Lieut. Col Comfy 9th "
Heddqua,t,,s sfh NJ L. IoI. No. CiO GToadpsE New.
YsIk. July W. IaC3
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUC6V.
For weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits Of Dsdpk
tion, Early lndisc e1ion OF Abuse attended
with the following ~ mptons:
Indisposition TO Exertton. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of ai1mory, Dinicalty Of Brsathing
Weak Nerves, IIeablins
Horror Of Disease, Wskefulnesa
Dituness OF WHOM Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryne.z OF the Skin, ETaptions tho Face.
Iniyersal La,situde Of the Pallid CountenanGs
Muscular system.
These syaiptolns allowed TO 90 on which tns medicine
invariably removes soon lono. xunr,c ,,rs,
In one OF which the pse1t may expire. VINO can my
they frequently followed by those diispi dease
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF the OF tber suffering out non}
will confess The records Of Insane Asy ams and te mss
sncholy cess by Consumption, bear ample wl'le's Vos
ruth OF the assertion. -. -, 49,, No
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine to srenshen and tns
system, which HELMBOLUS EXTRACT BUCHu invsns
oily doe. a trial will convince tie nost skeptica.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
lAdvrIf lsemunt.
IIuION'S INSOIiBIE CEMENT IL 4 new

NolAns Lac hss - otcrd 10 the public. IL
cptl stion OF rutb, gu lercha or sue iitcl'
patches and biugs to boots ana shors sufficiently strong
without ittclipg. IL mcnds broken furniture cIoc.cry
toys bone ivory and oil arlcs OF hou'ehold use II sa
liquid, aud eAsy applied comm paste. II Is nslute
IN " atcr o. oil Il 1iheres oy substanoes GrHi
plccly Put up IN pckngcs os fuily and mln1ec nrers
us. om two ounces to a hundsd pounds. For sais a. al
stoTes HILTON Bros. TO-, iropletors fio'ti'hce.
Ohcc. corner OF Dyer aud P.ac s.lre:s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

THE HOWARD MI.sros.-The Howard Mission
School budpg in consequence OF damage sustained durnE
tho recent riots hiss closed until the first week I'd sep
tembe Tie children have been scattered abroad ior "e
rest Of the Summer Mr.. Van Meter the Supen''e""e"
the Mission. sick at the time OF the rio'' OUT
moved 10 place OF safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
J..

FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR COSfENA
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN many affections peculiar Females the Extinct Bocku
uaequ,ed by any other remedy Chiorosi. hessn-
on Isteguads Painulne,. Suppression Of Customary
Ivnrnatiou liberated SciIrh0Us Of the Ut.rs- Leu
corrte. OF Whites. stey. sni Tor ali complaints ncdens
TO the sex whethe. arising lDd,creton HABITS os Diss
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

TuCKING. Every Lady having n Sewing
NJ chine .houd col At Mime. DEiioKLsts EsFoRuN. Ne
sIJ Bsosiway aud No. ~ Fast li and the great I'M
pfoyenent H. tho IucA 4 uchnrn iof SewD. 5is CAle.
10 hfmy attached ., the Machine In i-, than
minute require, Instruction. AID .css than hal
nler suo. a Teal ornament aid .0d at only -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

SIoIts PEoFrHTI RrcoyTHrD.-Cap. Brown
,b. s.-.n.enih Precinct Pole, report. tLt the ofcen
precinct stand ia.rent
-hloh stolen during tho late riot fom tho Annoy
eofps of Twsniy.'scond street sed Second avenue ono
oarsy sword and pol' sl'o large quantity Of iron
aBs sies which have been restored 70 the owners Tho
u.i.~ er~d hAd~-'s, csti-fy sDd stLs s1els.
from tho store of Aaron HoIsr corner Of Avenue
and Second street bs.te large amounts Of hou'ehod goods
efeeissy spd elshns Of which has bern Identified And
retained TO The owners
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

,ccoun Of interruption Of te'ssphic communication On
the 18Th Geo. Green again ieeraphed as follows:
ni2.lo, ANY force, have been detained in Binghsm
~ ircs yssterdsy morning because ". B Smith Sapefin
sndea. ~ the Fre Raroed says bat II viii not be safe ior
the road TO iaks tb, m into New-fork"
At the time di'pa,obes were received rom Albany
, hb the Hudson River Railroad and the -eenboa, lines
% the Rochester troops. which had reched
there, to this city to aid in snppressins the riot
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

ARRrsT OF ALLrGED RIoTEns.-Pathck Staple
ton. sud his sons. Patrick Daniel and John. also Dom
bci " isns. James McMahen. John smith, John Moore.
Patrick asoney and John Seebaeh all Irish laboers
sesbAek Il German butcher arrested by Officers WI
,oa Ro1 and f. Of the Thirty Police Precinct They
charged by Mr. Philip Bsae.tsd Seventy fourth 'ticet
aud Broadwsy With bonss potion Of tho mob who cre"d
that Precinct Tue,dsy the lh iua aud committed
variety Of d.prsdsiious s..ang citizens &c In the ab.
fence # Justice Welsh Ju.,ee Dodge committed them or
eIani1st4on-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

AFroIsIsESTs NJ TuE IssPrcrOR-G.stRAL.-
Col George o. Hal Of Mayor Hall Of brooElJD h'
been suthorissd to rAiso srm.ut eftAe ~ 5. ~ o. IN
tho ttne~rtb Ward q this city.
Csdy Eaten s-s,l-nsn Of fortune 'nd military edne'-
ton has been spPouisd to T.i's regiment la the Twenty
lis wsfd II Now Yort.
Col H. sgssue hn been ss,horzed TO raise battery
of heavy artillery 10 Bfootlyn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

An ALItGrD RIoTrR CnARGED WITH LARcrSr.
-Sohelss Dgsy an Irish lsboTer 20 yess Of sse. ".
su..sd BY ocer Hall ofihs Tweni, <hd Precinct charged
on the .aAs Of Nj Cyfu. oGer Eth,y sbh street,
finh with roiips and grand larceny. IL alleged
The pnson.r and numbr Of other oes broie into the
Mssdsen A'yam. In Eighty eighth street. and .,os there
from ds.i containing and jswery 10 tho smsuu, Of
tca Defy fully Identified by Mr. oeer. tho supsria
tender, o the A.ysm Of tho parties engaged Ia the
ouusss Jscs Welsh pl,eed him under tlooo bail t.
spsi before the Court Of Sessions
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

Take no Bsl.am Mercury Unpleasant Medicines for M
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases
ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC
CURES SECRET DISEASES -
In all their sagss ie Expense; little or no change oi VI
et: no Inconvenience, AND 10 EAPOoUhE -.
IL cause. iequent desire and glyes henxth TO unns1e
thereby removing obsucon preventing and earin< "ncsN
gcilTa, Aisyins pam SUD nnsh :" s-
queu. this OF dseae,. sai ek2elhns IOo'NooS
DISEASED AND NORN-OJl NATTER
Thousand. rpor thousands " a. hsys been tsc
VICTIMS OF QCACkS,
.ud who .Ays paid HEAVY Ens5 10 os cured b. sAor
time have onui tbey were cysl aud that the nson'
has by the OF Powerful AsnDssns been d. ri W IN
Ia, .ysisiI. break cut IN rayat-d ioED AID
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
6eimbol0's Meoifines.

FNHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
l. KNOWN AS
HELM8OLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive aud specific Remedy Diseases Of the BLADDER
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL and DROPSICAL 6WELLfN0S.t
This medicine increases the power Of digestion snd sxsiil
the sosorhens into healthy seton BY which the rdt
c'teerous dispositions and all auia engagements n
dnced "wel pain and Inflammation, and 10 goos 'or btk
konIea, or Chldren
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

ARREsT oF RiorER.--Fcrgus Brennan, AN
Lih l.bo-T r.tlng ia West Fotsth street. arrested
BY ofoor Fus Of tho jefferson NsAst Police Count a
char. OF benx In tho riots o tho 18th aud TAN
inst Mt Gardner T. White No 81 wes, Forty third street
dspose. that he the prisoner the 18th aud 18th o.
July Invading the mob In siIh svsnue, Foy-'is;h
street that he him various occasions a''ining PER
sons the syenus beating them with olub, aud orcins
oLen 10 join IN. crowd Of villains who dsxrscd our city
fo those e,en,iu three days Justice Kelly committed him
for examination " lhout bail