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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
winter Arrangement.
Littls Miami II y Columbus SXsnia

Little Miami y Columbus \ lXeRia
- AnHEi
.,s,. RAILROADS.
FOR Cincinnati, Dayton 4 IndianapOli'l
Through 10 Indianapolis without Change Of Cars,
and but Ono Change of Cars betveen7
.ra'eias Gcclumbus and 81. Louis.
t~ u aa h-'.,',S a.-
On ind After Monday. Dec. 8.
20 7 I68n. '-s.s1
frraips will run a. follows
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
nupdays szcsPssd) 3
FIRST TRAIN. "
NIoHr HXPBHBs, via Dayton, at 1870 0. N. atop.
ping ct London, xenia Dayton, Midiletowr and Ham
ilton; arriving A Cincinnati at GO Nj ponneoting
directly with Ohio and Missssppi Railroad forLousye
viao:nnes g. Louis csiro, and all point, S
O N, and Ut Ipdianapolis at ecs o; m; ponnectinS
with tFains for Lafayette Teffe Raats ohicago' and
oil points West. .ui' .-
/ SECOND TRAIN. -.
oINoINNATI ACCOMMODATION ct $50 q. m,
stepping at ell stations between oolumbus Cincinnati
payton and lIndianspoiIsy arriving ~ N0lncinnau a.
ll:OS q. M, Dayton e00a, NIL Indianapolis at VI
o. m; connecting directly Of Loveland with the ID. q
D. n. B. for ohhiiroths, Marietta and PArkerspurs.
,s THIRD TRAIN. 1.sg
DAY HxpRBss at IisO p. NJ. stopping at Jefferson,
Lon ion Charleston, xeniA, Spring Valley, icoHsin
Morrow, South Lebanon, Hoster'p, boveland oAml
Dennlson and Milford, also at ell the stations betweei
xenis snd Daytopi arriving ct oncnnau q go p. m
connecting with the Ohio and Miesissipp Railroad for
Lousvle St iouis and oalroi arriving ct ". Louis
1905 a. ct Dayton at l36 p, M. at indianapolis
93s p m.l connecting for Lafayette, Terra Haus OH
csgo, etc. ~, r H.. e.e tH
FOURTH TRAIN.
MAIL AND AocOMM0DATI0N OF 3.e0p. M, stop
DIN At all stations between oolumbus and oincinna
arriving at oincinnAh Of e2O m; connecting o. Lon
i A., fnx arrs aNetd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
wistar'y Bslsam Of Wild Cherry.
wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry.
TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN

For Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis. Inau,
epxa Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dhcut Breathing, Liver
Affections, Pain or weakness Of Breast or sde First
etsges Of foonsumptfon, eto.
disease Of the Lungs and Liver which 10 produced by our
ever varying climate
wild cherry has long been known TO poslssB impor-
tsn medicinal properties Th fact isfamiiar TO every
matron In our land, physicians often prescribe In d
ierent forms for variety Of complaints. Tar also, has
been equally noted for its vrtuesi and some physicians
whose are familiar 10 the whole country have
gone 30 fer as to declare that even umpto4 could
6e cured BY that alone. In other hands, sgain, 10
was nearly valueless, owing no doubt, to their igno
rance In preparing snd administering TIA di4cuiw
noY sn!rey obyiated BY patient experiences ana long
bodied in DR, WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD cHBR
NJ, By nice chemical process, eyerythinR delete
nous or uselesssb rejected. 20 that what remeins u
the most extraordinary and truly efhcacious remedy
for all kinds OF pulmonary and liver diseases sTsr
Known 10 man. WV lf.H.
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shorisy os she Ensilsh Language"
81" H'"dr's 1'"'"su' Ai"0t''r' OF ono,
"THA BEST nNaLIBH DICTIONARY sxTANT''
'r~y AssAs"y''A''''
whoss nuiisrlcSs meaning. and dsrivsSn., .osstsss
Isl ii bssoIs fore tSs sSs - -N ''''-'''''' - '''
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H'aa "s Ds0ss'ons r. Y 20 Asosrs % We oA'0 A'o"
The undersigned, msnbsn Of the Ohio State rsaOhsn
and speaking ths OrthOsrsp6y and pronunciation .
Wcroesterr hoyai Qnarto Dictionary ana We most coI
ahn - shs Tnn,,Ih ns mos aDe ~ % .,s.An sna
soiso, " '1' -Ns'''" 'A"su~s'' " Nv" -N
spn & :dSH, Esnyop 0.sS
THcs. W. HARvxI, bupt Massilon Union schools.
NJ. y. OowpKRx, eup't Public Hchoois Banduaky.
JoHn LyNCn, supt Public Schools, 0ircleviie.
3. N. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female eemma,
~; ,v.a. IL 49,
Io1. oanss. P1neipai atste Normal School, Mime
,ots. A' 's'-'' -''-''''' ''''s '''''
oincinnsa; -. a,,,, c.,,o, r,,,o,, eonoo,.
HDwm RRaAi, Principal McSesly Normal School.
Eli 7: T1irAN, Prof; MstnsmaqesI onlo un,VersV'
Wn. v: EDwAnDs BupI Troy u%1lpn % pcnool c,
~ a g. HofAa'' frinopAi "s' h'sn 'en00'' o''''
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TnsoDos1 srsslrs' Principal High Dcn0o'' o''''
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H. T. huhisToA, tEln9Pal vleyenna tpsu.ue. -
,.w an. - u>A ii''"'"' w A''s'0 .''''1'7 LIT
". L. HARRn, Prof OF Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University. - .--r-l
h b. bkMI, x-commisslonerof Common Schools
JAMES Mcmoh Prof. Rhetoric, oberlin college.
THos Hnl, President Antioch College.
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psytoe. " ~ o''A'AA' f'0' DAns's' ~. A'S" '''''f
3. N. BLRBza, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
| Mor. fhos Aia Hnndr.d otA,r Pys,sd.nts Of Ca1e-
rs. Protsncrs Aaahors and D.siiagS'aasd 1a'cd-
WIZ ''oVs "''O' 80 W. "eVVe se'''''""'
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MARIsrra ooLLsas f-sIt d truly mssniacent work,
an honor g ne saseoI, me publishers, and Tie whole
r.. o. !. : s1.,....rr. or. .. ".
tons. Il will 70 ny guide N ortSography and pfonua
citation, and WI oien be oonsnlted by me fOz ih nsat
". q. Enrcfp cotLra.. .-"H Heretofore We have used
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

1852. 1868.
Winter Arrangement,
TIM 6 C. n AN G Z D.
Great Northern 4 Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS.
CINCINNATI
&MM Il
R ALL R Ga ..
TWO TRAINS, DAILY,
@ ExoRpT SUNDAY
rronos tus, In cor sctiod witp Trains on the
LITTLk Am. AND OOLUmBUs
3 AN d AGN1A RAILROADS.


. 6 BIRsT TRAIN.
NIGHT ExpRHas--Leayes Oolumbus at 400 A. N.
w stop :. :, p ssa, 4sS Ss .,
OleysIhId at e30 A.. M, Dunldrk 900 p NJ. kunaio
s;3s =, M. Albany SIS A. M, New Yozk LIS A: M,
coSton &20P. Chicago, va 9taitoni MiV = "
NEW YORK HxpREss-Lsayss ooiunbus ., uiis
at 7Ss P. Il, ,Dlnkisf i;43 A. M.. Bueio sos a. n.
Albany 9sUPs n New Yorh 500 P. NJ, Boston HOO
2. NJ, Chicago, vis ORATOR.. 1000 AN, a4-
CONNECTIONS.
Al Delaware With sPringesld Branch for Springfield
Ai orestlins win Pittsburgh, IT, Wayne and Chicago
eailroad isr Ptsaburgh, Philadelphia end Baltimore
At Shelby Win ssnSusty, Msnsnela and Newark Rail-
load, for ali points on chat road. Also for Toledo.
At Grafton, for Toledo and Chicago
Al Cleveland, with Lake Bhore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk, BunAlo, New YorS snd Boston. Y 4
Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON all
s Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston, u
sa0gags esSs.ea 1aresaa 70 As,o iers md Boston
Rsao York cfa 0esRins, &
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives ct Columbus ct 1890 A. II.
oncinnah Rxpress srrivcs at Columbus 100 P. M.
--------------------<----- 81.
Fare As Low a. by amy other Route,
Al for Tekets Sis Gsatin. Of C9epslGnd
- -,1,,n tl'
II superintendent Cleveland, Ohio
N JAMES PATTERSON, Agent, e
coiumbuS Ohio.
0oismbus, Nov. %, 1862
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InnHenzo, Hoarsenega
Group, Bronchitis. Ineipicnt Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsEmptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy so universally known to surpags any
other for the Of threat anu lung complaints that t
Is useless here tppuIlh lie evidence Of its ylrtues Its
unvaled excellence for coughs and colds, and Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth.
Few arc the comnpnitics, or even families, among them
who have not scDe perrolal experience of its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of It's victory oyer the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
soil know the dreadful fatality Of thesa disorders, and
they know too the effects Of this remedy, need not
do than 10 item that 1t has all the VII
tues tlat y did have wen making the cures which have
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass
audtoE sale BY 6. R0BHRTe, oolunbus. ana o. ell
dealers In medicine everywhere. ~ il5
April IS. I862-d&weowiy
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SECOND TRAIN.

oINcINNATI ACCOMMODATION ct $50 q. m,
sscppna Al eli stations between oolumbus Cincinnati.
DAYTON and IndianspolIsy arriving % ~Cincnnau o.
ii:OS q. M, Dayton 9Ooa, MI rndanapain at y; 70
D. NJ; connecting directly at Loveland with me NJ q
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THIRD TRAIN.
FOURTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND AocOMMoDATI0N ct 3eOp. N. stop
oin Al ali stations between oolumbuB and oncnnatiI
arriving At oincinpAh as e2O N; connecting OF Lon.
don for Springfield
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TT rs NOT A FICTION.


eseststements are made By men who have demon.
strsted what they say time AFTER time, In the crowded
hospital and the trushtsliipg dlssectns room. They
from men who could have no possible motive for
Publishing what's untrue, OF emblasonins fssehoods
THE REMEDY WHICH WE OFFER,
Dr.. Wistar,s Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
: 7 Has cured hundreds Of cssssof
Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Conc
plants, Coughs, Bronchitis, Colds,
sAsth1ha, Group, Whooping Cough
Influenza, etc. Many Of them
after Every Known Reno.
dy had Failed TO Reach
", -sssc;ydssthe Disease. ts~
Do not prOcraatinsie bat make use Of w.ars Bslssn,
and live healthy and happy.
Sold by JOHN D. PARK, Northeast corner Of Fourth
ana walnus Strests, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dec, 2l-dlmhWlt.s -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

rSrfovos.n AND FATAL Afssrlr-On Monday last Jacob
Rector, harmless individual, late resident Of 2a5 West
Forty ninth street, who mad been ont o. his mind al IN
tervals for The last two years walkng quietly Oh
rorty.sevcntb street. towards Eleventh avenue when
man named Boylan ran M from hchind and striking
Rector the head, knocked him down reducing him to
shity. Several persons who witnessed he as ault
Boyan Immediately afterwards take his coat and
run towards the river, where ne seated lniSelf An
officer ~ tho rwenty.second precinct vs. called soon
afterwards, ard, finding Rector lynr an oren
lot conveyed him 10 Bellevue Hospital who're death en-
sued the following afternoon. Al the time ofcer
cncd tho Witnesses did not inform HIM VII had struck
Rector Coroner Nnunann held inquest body or
deceased but nothing developed showur cause
o. tho assault post u,ortem cxalnation ,ba
Tint mat deceased had sustained to- 'racinrc
= tho skull The iurv found that Nr Frc rame "a his
death ~ blow on the head at the hands - g0yau
Deceased was fnriynro years " age at native Of
New fork. "oyian escaped, and u stll argc Tho
Tvcnty second precinct Police search ot the as
sailant md have hopes of nrrostug him Rector
was a married man.
FArn AcrmEsI To sofpmR-Corouer conir hc'd an
inquest 2s James a Thomas Rnrrs
twenty three ycsre Of ago, born ireland whree etath
tho tnsplt ~ ractnrr Of tho skull caueed nv Az az
cifcn'1 IAN Deceased who WINS nemrer ~ the rour
teenth New York cavniry, recently Jones woods
with companions 10 hunt squirrels. Burns while IN
the woods asconded treo after squirrel, ana e
tansc ~ fortv feet thereby receiving fatal niurics
Tan AcfrpvrrN'y DRowNFp lnques, was held BY
Coroner wiaoy The body n Lawrence fovor sanor
schoorarr Blakc vino drowned N ur- North river
lucady last. Deceased Arsl crushed h.vr0n the
vessel md The per ani FALLING overheard sark O. The bot
tom feooasc~i wisa natlra of Prince Edwards iyand
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IMPORTANT 70 TIE BLINKING COrxvyIYY.


Alleged Foygeries ia Enets.a, on tho
Co0si0ent and sH new kork-rhe EN-
tradition TrsAsy-Urder or Arrest by
the Supreme Court, sc.
Considerable excitement was occassoned Days
by tho ~ pemontcoe Chambers street. Of
frepuruter Of establishment An attorney Ian
don England, appeared armed with authority from The
ssspsees obtained from tho Supreme Coos
for the arrest Of the party alluded 70 for the Of
$50 600, tbe ground thai - and "a woman, with
whom he alleged 70 cohabit had ab-
Spain, and Ultimately 70 this country, with largo
Of money stated 70 be the properly Of tho ored,
under tho bankruptcy The indvdua declared
bankrupt and outawed for NOT snrrenderipg Since hs
New Yorh forged bills TO large amount have
arrived, and system u comprehensive forgery and
fraud is developed.
Amongst other bills drawn and accepted by fictitious
persons for 22e0, purporting 70 be by the
respectable lrm OF Barclay Livingston, OF this city u
submitted 10 them by Mr.. Edwin James. with whom
the assgnecs London have communicate ed. and has
been pronounced by Barclay Livingston 10 be
Tho endorsement tho bin Ia alleged N DO In the band
writing Of the kdiydnu and the drawing OF the bill IN
tho handwriting Of q clerk who absc0nded with him.
Whit renders the case more extraordinary tho fact
that tho engraved bills OF New York hrm sbond be
made The means Of forgery In London Other bills OF
firms IN New Orleans also for cd and their engraved
OF the most ingenious and deep laid systems forgery
which has come 10 light fer years The parties
vctimaed are chiefly foreign merchants bus Tho whole
Of the bills were c0ncooted and issred IN London
The suspected Marty s in custody and application WIN
be made before the federal authorities for exsdboD
under The Ashburs0n treaty.
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foIico Intelligence.

roirNstS Nciuts C,sr.-Ihe examination II tho ,ase
po'ccnaa scGin, q tho Fourth procuct wbo stands
charged before Justice Dowlnv with HAVING udcd III
substitute out ~ hundred dollars came ~ yesterday
a TO- romhs Tho complainant Gustave LnhrnanF tes
titled bei ~ engaged to gu substitute tor tho rnl ~
NAN, Win mo understanding that he wRs 70 receive
tirrN Il narcf dciBrq TO- hts subsequently %
orkinr tho money. II discovered me hun
dtta doa,a q tse amount w wos and ocs ON mo
FULTON FnE ~ Washington, VII en- wac 2. 1urunccd
WcrihaRs tfou brn'g sraScn n rotation N ~ MA
ter Nc'' laneh that ~ had passed the brs III aus lD
ard aid b. could rtol.cs evidence a. mat elyac tsyc
ra yt'ne 20 t. led ~ tho =, trrnt rar nia rty
N Ereenh7cks ND psriiv " ether Ne thst no
latter rescnblcd che Bullion Rank ba In color ,ng az
resfa1Cs Fsr the 5eicnoe, officer Inrca t,,poa MAJ
ts sew tr Nct,l hand tho complainant three hundved
dollars tn srccnhAck- viz too ono htrf,ci arflar bi,s
and TIVE .cs The cass was ad ourrcd over anal ~ day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

ITstAa SCR AarARsoT, before reported ashore on Abse
comb Reach. has 70 pieces The cory wood
has neen lanoed The hassce o. OF bios n
r,arhie and salt y loss
snir ass o. ~ ocFas ~ Boston,, Williams from Rou,.
hay 50 Thomas Ter orders, PIT into Mauritlus iuy -
before rrnortsf' having hsd heavy weather making
great Deal u water ~ sea W. smooth water - tight Has
fotsnasi sff1ne
snfr N0gv Y--NaGsp7s. Aue s-shlr NORWAY Ma ~
sfare reported fee Naug1ou FOR Eng and has compet.s
her repairs ana Cad q, but deiansd want ~ nep
lArie portion ~ her crew hang dsser,ed n expected
that size VIA F't awry by me 3th.
wuatiSe Snr saRkn raa a. nauritlus July ~ far
s,gc5 az mr. n thirrnf to Eurorf
ssirefo RhYfts. rtom rsise iet England which D.,
into 10 distress had aAo4t su plsed her
istt ,Nt hsetc rrr'rei} u ~lst ~ about sctp and
vntlt re.uns her '0yRsc IN a few days
sntre nAvs inewl about 100 tone has ne~p ,ols "a
al Enel.sA house .or ciOJel cAss
sutrG ~ S0ttg tnsw a1asi l1n3 nov u 81 John
Nh been sold N an rneiish hos.e t7gpU cash
P,aH MorEt.e LcRr walter. hsros for Nsass a, ,,b
-,tar On old. lost stb lsu "A az
~ Iahr Alrr cf New Yrt rs@snf n the vessel
p,av Rpiyo siater from Lvs,pool for Boston which
pnt rite Queenstown -9,n ah caAiny viii partsliy die
ch8r.e er repairs
So wAsrrx-ov (fr-s erss Lgri sr3r yIls .totbrc,,
for sn~tan giih Goa put lotto New London l4tt INST in
y. ,s~. HAVING sfritpg leAs sfer leaving Me- lar.
.hf4N u s.rssd ~ or FHmp veu't ne, kecr h f.~
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Pavndr OF Colonel Rairs Regiment, Ma.
ttonaI Guard.

HEADQUARTERS, NATIONAL GUAM,
lrrkHos MArksr DdiL ROOM, sept L. 1893.
THIS command will parade on Monday September al
instant. az eight O'Clock r NJ. Commandments OF com
ranes vii Immediately issue notices ii the assembling
~ her several commands ~ their copany epdeyvous
cviux sufficient time 60 reach these headquarters al Toe
time sttrneG
right resting Tenth street.
tisd stat aud rand will meet Al seven O'CLOCK Y "
rYeoacty headquprters As this uU.aic viii be vb
oct ne ~ uulfo commandautaai comgaglca are "a
anestod - sae that the members A. i'm ~ prntlicab
wusf caps
Stcaid the weather prove uns yuI41e Tho paraae ut
h. his tpored uur tho ncyf .gir evening
Nncrrs aro regu,7,cd ta arrcIr Is fsire drrss Gcid
aud stan slatnounicd ~ coWWsrd
fEn. &. HAfI Colgc
II rlsocotp acting AdlpiaUt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

PAsLo YlRclRa-Cbicf Clerk OF tho Supreme Court OF
Justice IN me lime Of santa and MsawoH C.bai
sevo the Order n Guadalupe.
CAoErASo honAoo-rBknowa
MAsugI rEJApA -cabaero Of tina Order OF Gusiainpa
super IN endent OF Church Property.
UEEAso rorAR.-seeretsry ~ Government OF tbe Ssato
II Jalisco and Minister Of Treasury under aramoa
AHloslo MoRAs-Chef Clerk Of tho Department. of hs
Miramon
MANUEL JIsES0.-UBhnowD.
Among these thirty i've individuals there 10 Dol one
who might be called u moderate heerali All are
ultra rctsopsv,es aud The greater part a them have
boon hauhcd account Of thew constant aces
against The national government
Twenlyfour Qua Of tho thivty.ave members Of tho
Order OF Guadaiupe--an imperial order instituted by
tmode when empcror and revived by sauta Anna when
aspiring TO a similar position
Such 10 the good fsiih with which the Emperor Napo-
leon has left the Mexican people freely chooes the form
Of government they might desire 70 have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
Prise Money for shs Capsors Of New Or

Prise Money for shs Captors OF New Or
leans.
We learn from ths oest authority that the vessels cap
suTed BY Admiral varragvs when be toch New Orleans
have been appraised and that tho OF $5fo 900 WIN
soon be ready for distribution. u win DO remembered
that these vessels we're captured n the hvee al New
Orleans sed parts IL sdaesos 70 hat
cay
The armed notilh which destroyed she fors and
blown up BY The rebels 70 DO made he subject Of spe'
ca scon in the coming session Of Congress rhe value
OF those vessels win n0s fail far short Of another half
million.
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Ths Africa outward Ronna.

ffFF'N1 n. Er"'.
Tho steamship Africa arrived hero roti I'll 4
even clock ms mornlre, ant siici fgrn az f pist
ton ~ liverpool Afnony pssvcrrers M, 49, az i,
~ ke.m,nbv. late tpi ~ Mu'gr-vc ana t.c.tona1t
o1yerrpr q the pFnylrco. and he famy. ~ ~ o,,
az iii. csg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
Cricket Match.

LONG ISLAND VS.. NEW YORK.
This match concluded in favor Of the New Workers
The play Of both parties exceedingly fine at times
although the long Islanders missed most excellent
players their side The ST. George ground well
pasronzed, and is hoped the professionals will reap
humping benefit inc following . the Of the two
DAYS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

There many preparations sold under the name or
Bers, quart bottles compounded OF the cheapess
whi~key rum 20c SOC per gallon.
the taste disguised by anisr coander seed This class
OF Ritters has and Will long
they beSod hnnd eds die the death Of the
Bv their the system kept continually under the in
fuence Of alcoholic smuants ri the worst kind the desire
for liquor Is created and kent and the result Ia all tho
horrors attendant upon drupkari's life and death
For those who desire viii Liquor Bitters wo
publish the following receptGet bottle OF HooandB
German Rers with tn Quarts OF good BRANDY
wbisseV and the result VIII be preparation that VIII
far excel in medicinal virtues and excellence any OF mo
iouor bitters in the market and will cost much
less YOn win have all the HoohaDds Bittere IN
connection with article nuor much less Price
than these inferior preparations win you.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

o H0OELASD's GERMAN BITTEns.
Mo- aUs DsISx.
NOT RUN DRINz-
NOT A Rum DRINK.
nor RUN pRIKK.
NOT Rum DRINK.
NOT RUN DRINH.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
PURE TONIC.
THAT WILL RELIEVE THE AFFLICTED. AND
NOT MAKE DRuNKARDs.
DR. nootL AsDs
Dr. noorIAsps
DIR nOOrLAnD's
sr.,. DIR. HooFLASD.s
! I|||||| #EII
l RI XII SSGSsq sa.
WILL ErTEc5gaIIy NM MOST CERTAINLY
o, o akisi No r n.ssAsEs
ano LIVER DISEASES and 10 whom tho Following
HooPLANDs GERMAN BITTERs
WILL CURE THEM.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
Do rise with coated tongue MORNINGS with bad tAstQ
in the mouth aud appetite for breakf Do fee1
when first and langud scarcely
a on" ns'o
bowels costve and Irregular and appetite changeshe Do
yon throw wind frm the stomach. and do swell up
oiteny DO you feel funess after eating and sinking
sionally Do You sriri,ss look the dars
side OF things timasf Do
not become restless and often av until midnight bef0rQ
You can 50 to Sleep and then at times don't YOU feel DIN
also salows Short your life burthen FUN Of FORE
bodingsY
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITrERS
Will CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease Of the Kid
neys, and Diseases arising from
Dsordered Stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
INSULTING FROM DISORDERS THE DIGESTIVE 0RCAks-e
1onstina.
ton. Inward Piles.
Fulness Rood 10 the
Head Acdity Of the Sto.
mach Nausea Heartburn Dis
gust for Food Fulness or WeGht
IN the Stomach, Sonr Fluctuations.
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Or tho
Stomach. Swimming ~ the Head. Hurried
and Difficult Breathing F'u.tering a the Heart
Choking or Sutora'ng Sensations when in o lying
Sight Fever and Duh Pain in the Head. Def
cencv ~ PRESENTATION Yellowness of the Skin
and Ewes, Pain the Side Back Chest
Limbs 3c sudden Flnsbes Of Heat
Burning in the Flesh. Constant i'm.
aginincs OF Evil and De-
PRESTON of Spirits.
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PAKENTa

Those suffering from d nsnrs. wasting away. with
scarcely tesh their h0aes cured ~ cry
time; bottle IN such viii have most surprising
effect.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A LIZA ouIsouBFoLIa VERONICA
rnE SRw BLOOD PURIFIER

Tis plant Il he powerful purifier Of lhe blood
know No rsmei agent has eyer appeared which
Will II IN tho Of ffnn'a humora
rrysipsss ana obstinate eruptve Diseases D.. 0sien
vs-'Twrvr ounces viii make the blood ~ adult
pre a. ar infkIta Interesting Descriptive book sent on
,e,.frt N s,arr sus bot 80 81 BSfra large bottles ~
sent 10 am address SCOTT Co, Synhelica Cbsuls
sfs pfoadway. tac1ud foor, New YORK
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U,AIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
ACADEMY on music
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
GREAT DISPLAY OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS
Music ny rHE CELEBRATED OPERA BAND
EMERY EVENING.
AoWis rANcv
fNFNfr five NkNTs.
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lEfIcATE CHILDREN.

IN YOUNG or ACtD. MALE OR FEMALE.
speedily removed and 1e patient restored health.