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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
Real Estate .3gencu.

'hE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
l to copartnership for the trsnsaction ~ :.
general Real Estate business. They win give
their attention to the buying, selling and renting
Of real estate, paying taxos, collecting, and anv
transactions that fall within the legitimate line
OF their business. From their long residence
both being :" old settlers"-and general familiar
ity with real estate operations, they fatter them
selves they will be able to give satisfaction 10 ali
who may entrust their business to them.
OFFicE-Post Office building, second floor.
A. SANDERS,
j. NJ ELDRIDGE.
Davenport, April ], 1868 diff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

Mrs. Semmes, wife of the captain OF
the pirate Alabama, received her walk.
ing papers from Gen. Burnside at Gin
nat, on the 2S,,h ult. She went direct
to TT. Monroe, from whence she will be
escorted TO the rebel limos and turned
loose. During her residence in Cincin-
ua,i she rendered herself obnoxious to
the loyal cit zena.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

UscoNsTITuTIoKAL.-The Supreme
Court Of Minnesota has decided that
the lsv, passed by the Legislature of
that State suspeDding the privilege of all
persons Who are aiding the rebellion 10
psosecsts and defend actious IN any of
The courts, is unconstitutional and void.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

A letter from Toronto, Canada, says
that It y estimated that there are thirty
tons Il American silver in circulation.
. :. Aer hsApsd up, in Toronto, London
ssd bs9 ton. 4srchan,s take il - a.
y pss sen diseeusG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

CLEpToMANIA.-Ay young, good look
ing and competent servant girl, who is
afflicted with the clsptomania, or steals
because she can't help it, WAS arrested
at the Girard Honse. Philadelphia, last
week. Her trunks contained three
thousand dollars worth OF stolen art-
cles, including one hundred and forty
six dresses, tifty-seven shawls, and other
articles in great variety.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
Bounty and Pensions.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-. ALL
- soldiers who have been discharged In con-
sequence Of wounds received in battle, are now
entitled to the 500 bounty.
We collect BJUSTIEs for soldiers Who have
served two years, or who have been discharged
Is above; also INVALID Passions and PENSIONS
for widows, minor children, mothers and orphsa
sister Of deceased soldiers; also the bounty due
the wiiows, minor children, parents or relstives
Of deceased soldiers.
PARKER / EDWARDS,
meh soft MaiA lteest, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

RRoKIPTs.-The receipts OF the Amer
lean Bible Society for March last were
$50, CTS, and for the year ending March
3lS422 ,5Ss, - S4l,749 81 Of which
was from Illinois, sl2, SIS from Indiana,
$3.50 70 from Michigan, SG,l49 70
Wisconsin, s3,37s A from Iowa, and
,645 81 from Minnesota. The receipts
of the American Tract Society ter March
we're S4l,730.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

The NAroLEoNIo S1YLE.-A Wash
ington letter says The New York
Neraid Of Tuesday last, which con
tanned leading article on the Report,
OF the Committee on the Conduct Of the
War" which reflected severely on the
military authorities of the country is not
to be circulated in the army. Packages
containing six or seven thousand copies
were sc zed on their arrival at Acqula
Creek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
DElOCRATiC STATE CONVENTION
ROSTPONED.

The Democratic State Central Committee, upon
consultation. have deemed II advisable 10 post
pone the Democratic State Convention, called 70
bo held Cd the Goth Of May inst, and by order
Of said Committee, the time Of holding said Con
vention Is changed 20 tho sth day Of July, TO meet
ct Desuo,nes ct IL O'Clock NJ, At which time the
Democracy Of the several Counties Of the State
are requested to send tho number Of Delegate
Indicated In the original call.
J. NJ. ELLW0OD,
Chairman State Central Committee
&c. TURK. Secretary.
Dssmoines, May, |, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
From, san FrnnciscO.

san FRASCi-co Friday. Aug q. l-t3
Arrived, steamship Moses Taylor. from Pan
ANA. Also arrived ship Hougley from Boston.
McLcy is easy. COnsi. cradle Gums continue TO arrive
from the Eat for investment ln mining stocks,
Atlantic Currency Exchange sells NJ The rate 81 Pa
- ., cent premium for gold Ia New York.
Grcenbacks sell for 70 cents.
Sterling Exchange il al = = cent premium
The leading mining stocks. excepting Ophlr, have de-
clincd. Ophir is worth ga per foot, and Gould and
Currencys ca
There is a large amount Of unemployed tunnage In
port.
Some favorable charters for grain 10 Europe have
been made.
The political contest is active. The election takes
place on the first Wednesday in September. Messrs.
Weller Todd. and Robinson are canyassing the state.
SAN FRAscisco Saturday, Aug. 20, l-o3
Sailed steamer -. Louis Panama, carrying l2j pas
sengors ard $1,000 In treasure for NeW-iork. The
St Louis has also $500 900 ia treasure for England.
san FRANCISCO Saturday. Aug. - 1868
Business is generally dull. There u no news. Pub
lie attention IL engrosscd by local politics which have
caused much excitement here. The regular Union Con
yeniion has nominated ticket for the Legislature.
which gives great dissatisfaction; and an independent
Opposition Union ticket VIII be brought out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
IlII, ID,

BROwH-Of consumption on sabbath Aug p. David
TIE frre and ead, u tie family are repeatedly invited
g. attend his funeral from BIZ 'c residence corner ~ Broad
way and Eghfy hr street this day (Mouda lih inst, At
O'Clock p Ills remains VIII be taken TO hronr'iAa
FLOlOn Ihursday Aug 20 Emma Jane, wife Of the Rev
Df. Floy
Funeral fom her residence No $40 Second
Monday afternoon oi O'Clock.
HANES-Ai Msnsfonccb Sunday. Aug q Ai'e b
vic o. samue. l. Hlv'u
The funeral service, viii ale place A. ?. a. on Tue'day
tie 18th inst, rom 81 Thomas Church. Namaroneck
Trains leave New Haseu hafoat Depot At y u The
friends Of tic Family are Invited 70 ailend without TURNER
notice
HlLl-on SUNDAY Aus - Richard only child q Richard
All Jane HI SGD month"; ,t l.,
To remains vii b. inferred ia 'aTey t'"'eiy ih' Gay
iNondsyi. al 2 ocork
JOHsOS-On Fir.' day lsundsyl morning. lh moaih ius
- ifs1 A. oclack slmac.a wifi u NoftsoM Johnson
M ,nd a-, rcrec'fal, invited 20 attend ic funeral from
her late tetiicr .. Glove Road hefo. hi''ANh (" D
oslo-t 90 Iu,siay Third day 60 friends burial ground
kIRTLASp-A, Staten Island sandy Aus = Henry
klffisui ssri - years
Ths ,rd ga ,iailrs - tho riy src respectfully insie4
g. seul funerai s'fh" Duieh hs'on"d huf,h fofi
u.rhnend ~ ooort th. d.y boat, leas. Pr between
D@v sra Cour'andi sifcsi. 90 IA cises
HoEArD-n hro.yn % sao'a.y ~ = e. d'I',, 20 .,
TIE i.ss. ~ Tie family afe f..f~e'y Invited 70 -terd the
street, Hfo.slyn on ednrdsy. Aus 4t ~ aor"'s r. co.
rAL,iER-ua SATURDAY Aug p Ni.n s'.lo sln y Tho
M r...,e I'D aa. q b. saiy a.. la,e areui 1e
i.nrral e. ~" fr'lirn." 81 Dr. 'Hir.i' v" - ~
nIarA
FAsF-on sanl,y Aas ne'f i...n y T.. Lsn'hd
rt.af rar, as. ~ Hsfrs t'i bnfla DAniy 30
'is r's.l n ia. Haatfnn g. 'ssr sd siud'Hi Boz iir
Ial.r 4lr.I. god sel.4.a.y N'p luh city.
RuwF rfs.I ya on sii.flsy Aug p Eisia 4 Row.
..a .ftlc ne. hoas Rose 20 bafoaio' W J., aged j.
Ie .rert ~ e ftuy repeatedly Invited = i'rnd Do
f.nfri ftr lnurr ol be- brother ~ y H. G. heN'
tHni0u atfnle ifutiIn wet eide ttifd door "n Iais
a,,aae .n Mond,, tAs -rt n''.. It D 3. u-
Roz,r-oa s.ui.y morning. Aas % NJ sarah Roia''
tlI.e lf tiul'i aHf.r l.r.f
Iietr,s. n4 euis u thr family respectfully .s.i.i
g. s'tsriii. fifrf. 10 us f.trnr' % Ter 80 n Az Mi
/ = a. Ia f..rsfe Noe ~ tf -t West Thirty fourth
street on Tusstay afeiu1on. Aas p. a. o cIo.A
van wAGESrS-on saturday ArF p lin" And'r'on
81. .t.fri tofn,laf 10 ani Susan Nan Nnsenrn asrd
frsfs in months ard - lffs
IT, fr,s and cni. of OBJ. family arr Invited o f'cnt o."
.nsfl from fh- 'frrr ~ be- farrnfs 40 - WEI
Nin.'.-nih street iue'diy afternoon q q. o.cioos
yAS RlPER-Oa TLgf.l4y. Aug %. Van R.rer. as'i .
IL freud, and a,ausnanres ~ the family o frslri
,ay Invited attend tr flu"ii "a sunday afternoon 90 .
o,iora from be ai- residence in tie io"n ~ Bergen
H4dfaL County ). J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
q. T.-lSR0-X.

Persons of sedenary habits troubled with weaness taf
tude paptation Of the heart lack Of appetite distress asr
eating torpid liver constipation &c. deserve to suffer- they
will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS.
which recommended by the highest medical auhod'
ties and warranted produce immediate beneficial effect.
They are exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure and must su-
peT'ede all other tonics where healthy gentle tnuan re
quired.
They purify strengthen and inviaorate
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent masI1ac and intermittent fewer.
They purify the breath and scidy Of tho stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Dirrhea Cholera, and Cholera Morbu,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They make the weak strong the anguid brilliant and are
exhausted great They composed Of the
celebrated Cai.aya bark win,ergreen sassaias and
herbs all preserved perfectly pure St. Croix For par.
tcuars circulars and testimonials around each bottle
Beware Of inposors. Examine every bottle. See that
has d. s. Barness signature private L. s Stamp
the cork with plantation scene and firm signature
engraving side label See that bottle II
reled spurious and dee,eious stuff We defy any
person match the character Of goods Any
person pretending sell Plantation Bers by the gallon OF in
bulk /. imposor. We sell only in log cabin bottle Any
person initiating this bottle, selling any other material
therein whether called Plantation Bers not is criminal
under the L. law and will be prosecuted by u.s. We al
ready have eye parties rehns bottles. 1cs
who will succeed in getting themselves into close quarters.
The demand for brakes Plantation Biter from ladies' ccr
gyuen merchants &C. /. perfectly Incredible The simple
tr Of bottle 10 the evidence present their worth aud
superiority.
They ssld by all respectable druggists phys
cen. hotels saoons, steamboat, and country
+. II. DRAKE < Co.,
No 2cZ Broadway " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

The Louisville Journal thus " defines its posi-
ton" with regard to one of the Members of
Congress elect from that State:
"THE NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE says that Gen. Green Clay
Smith stignatizcd nnd opposed Republican by The
Iouisrie Jowna THy TRIBUNE is not well Informed on
the subject We did not oppose Gen. Smith Republican
but the nominee of Republican Conventions that say
as the nominee Of Convention that refused adopt the plat
form of the Union party Of Kentucky and adopted platform
virtually identical in with the platform OF the 10y.
Leagues Of the North We stismatized Gen. ''
q, all and we opposed him without any reference 10 Ms
personal position. weOppoed simply the demo'"I1s VI"
organizing movement at his back ,.,
Though the nominee of Republican Convention he ds"Io"c"
Repubicsnism and made his race on 'no p"''''" v
party of Kentucky. Hence his election
" b "a ,a,Ix no Kentucky Congressman elect VINO does
no. occnv ayowedy the platform OF che Union party OF heh
tucky The Kentucky delegation IN the next congress w
stand as unit in opposition to Rsdican and III support oil
Conservatism This result is conservative gam OF one he
Radicals instead Of getting they boosted they would gee "
as, half Of the delegation have lost the solitary one they
Rad So much for the Radical ysporns about Kentucky
We are not aware of any such " Radical
boasts or "vaporing" as the Journal speaks of.
l. was the Uorld, not The TRIBUNE, that Stig-
matted the Bramlette State Ticket before the
Election as " Republican; il was the Lou'SrHe
Journal. not THE TRIBUNE, that opposed Gen.
Smith as the Republican" candidate, hut
failed 20 defeat him. We know Of no instance
in the late Kentucky Election where the candi-
date for Congress or any State office whom those
stigmaiized By, the Journal as Radicals sup
ported failed of his election; there IS at least
one instance where a candidate for Congress sup
ported by the Journal as Conservative was
badly beaten by the opposing nominee OF what
the Journal termed Republican Conyen-
ton. BIT Kentucky is not Radical State,
and we have never claimed her As such. But
she has made great and gratifying progress since
the day in which the Journal denounced PreSi-
dent LincOln's first call on the States for militia
wherewith to keep Washington out OF the hands
Of Jefferson Davis, and we trust she Is still
"marching on" Let the Journal take things
pOollv as we do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

To he Editor o( The ~ T. Tribune
SIR: notice in your issue Of yesterday that
in counting the Administration Congressman aud the
Oppositi0n party you count one member from West
Virginia opposed 10 the Administration. which Is an
error The people Of West Virginia do not intend to
send n single member to Congress who Ia opposed to
the Administration We think there was prospect
Of other States doing az well West Virginia will do
at the coming election all would be well The Legs
a,re has already elected two United States Senator'S
both In favor Of the Administration. W.
Hashinyton Ciiv D. G., Aug ~. 1863
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Trnxcler-, l.uide.

To Albany by Hudson r. II, 80 " aurn st....7 10
49, and i. 3 and 100. q M Sunday........... So, o
10 Albany by Harlem 4 n l0tLsi and uhayc. lo. M.
10 Boston. By New. London line, Pier 80. =. X,
siouington line. Pier 10. = H.. und Fail River
linz Pier 3 n H. daily lstnday erccpicdl....... p
To Boston. by New Haven Itit, sia spfingh"d
mn = and ithaye ..........so IA. and ., aui p.
10 boston by New Haven HR.. 2siiast. aud tlh
ave ,ia shore .......Il and o. n SUNDAY ..
10 Buffalo by ffi~ kR. foot Of Chamber
,t............... and 10 o. H. and p ~.
10 phiiirlphia By cw-Jerscy Railroad foot -
Coufanii = 10 q, y d. .. a. sunday y T. a.
10 PLi.d.pi ia. by Camden and lintoy hsiifoad
Pier 2a - n foot o barclay O. m r. NJ
To " ashington. by Srw Jcrssy Hk, Z, 40 a. No.
aud Il aud lli o. H. Cortland t. Sunday, = p h
To the Wet rs Contra Railroad # New Jvls"y
foot Of toultaudi g. and M, IL u......4nd y M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
STEAMBOAT RAclyG.-An unsuccessful

STEAMBOAT RAclSG.-An unsuccessful at
telnut 10 compel another boa, 10 with her va
made hy the steamer Maucapan for keypoI on Sn'ur
dav afternoon She aud iic Pomona H. Staten Island
len their docis n the same moment the Pomona Little
ahead making straight course mr New Brighton nnd
the Ma,tcapan 20 the westward ~ h'r Tho coufs Of
the Matieapan las acro.. tie track u d. other ai
and she could without Stacking lcF speed 20 al have
gone asicrn Of the Pomona Instead oi ih che ranged
40 alongside II that boa, and ondeavoTod b. sAoi acoss
her bows As the speed of tic two boat. ~ns about
equM ihls 10 was impossible O. Do ana
there seemed prospect 81 roaming thus
ir several nile. tie Maiie'ran constantly
bearing IN upon The Pomona ard bringing ne Ia"
bo.'s In dihrcrous proximity 70 each Other :" ihe
.rfious alarm 81 women end children on ofa Of h"h
II va. tie determination ~ che MrfcaPan either q"
COMP. The pomoaa IA race og a. give uny nnd 70 DO
i. he lcpi OF her true which uas across Too
atom 81 that vc..el o. his being Enthusiastically eti
dent tie Captain o. ilc romona-by direction - ilr
prc.ideat Of tlc Ferry Company Mr lendiri"n Who
40. OIL ,oari-sioppr1 Dc boat and permitted ih'
VI te,pnn 10 run ahead Who iherculou 80 up scream
Of hisies a. II 10 lad won By speed Dat va
urufentiv granted oriy o. rcciic.snc-s The Mat
t,ap.n We believe s run as an opposition boat ini u
Ia bc presumed not ,erl .uc'osiai' ns h' rori %
trng with ihc comfort aad ioaf. o pi.'rtFcr' usually
leio,g. 70 llcs having Auie 10 Aoe iron public up
t..rf
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DR.. j. II. ~chcuck.
OF PHILADELPHIA,

will vi.i, NETWORK CITY professionally, on TUESDAY.
AIg. p. rom D a. - p. "a.
HsuuueIou. patients. aud al all cted with Coughs Colds.
Consumption any Lung Douch. Affections. are invited
cal on lin Ia New York II EsDAl> orly al his
rooms No p Bond =.
Dr. sCHENCKS principal Office 8. No 70 North oths...
Philadelphia Pa where letter. Tor advice should always 5e
directed
Price u N. Puronc Syrup and seaWeed Tonic zach 81
peg bottle rs IL. halt dozen Mandrake Pills p cents per
box. - . -
.npriy Of the Doctors medicine, j. aw ~ kept his
ofiee Y b Bond =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

.aa- means of course, so far as Tie Times is
concerned, that the Rebels are still to have the
pse of British ship-yards, and colonial British
oorts in which to reft at leisure to escape the
too hot pursuit of some United States cruiser.
But il remains to be seen whether the British
people and Government are to be ruled by the
Sreseh organ in London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1863.

WAsIIINGION aug. u ISJJ.
THE CROPS
isaac newton Commissioner Of Agriculture,
IN bis monthly report for August Of the condition Of
crops says the wheat crop Just harvested is most
celent both In amount and quality and the corn crop
promises to be full one although in localities In
the West where the drouh Of juno has extended into
July. it may not be 80 good T1e Masden wheat has
entirely failed to sastan its character in this country
tbs English variety Of great excellence there and
hence desirable test here. 1t is presumed that
the failure owing to the difference Of climate and time
ofsowing.
ISSUE or FIvE-TwEETY COUPONS.
The Treasury Department is issuing the third
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Fatal ATr"y-Arresi Of the Murderer.

James Monroe Sawyer, clerk in dry-goods
store who was stabbed on Tuesday night. willie walk
ing with two Young ladies in fremont street died last
night Edward Owens. the assassin fed al the time.
but was arrested this morning in MsIblehcad and will
be tried for murder 1t is said that Owens committed
the fell deed from motives Of jealousy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
Entertainments Monday, Aug. ~.

SfFLD'- DAHUIN-lls DutFt Motto
WtILkt r. --Ifur O. che Lot slih ihr 'infi
WINTER GARDEN -Nafalr.
.BAESfMr NJ SIT M-lnilan 'hi"is. fyiAon &C. -
Haunted Chamber. Quite ~ Home
rRNISG uALl.-Ile str.'oPtcon
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Iuinu .rntc Con,cnrion.-Prin.,rv .lec.lo.

Mon state Con, cnfion.-Pruisry elections for i've
D. the Convention. 20 nominate Tire" pel"sii",
r.r ,.fh Assembly, p.'rsf g. N" Union stat. Convention
vi ~ hold o. each NArd aud Town h. KINGS COT MI o.
10 EouAN EAFNlNh. l.th inst Il tie places and dins
hours hereinafter mentioned Al persons who known
br unconditional support ~ the Afmuistfa
H prosecution 4 tine War and the suppression o. tie
Rrr furnish such evidence viii =. sat-lctory 70
clio .nss.r.rs af rlifsd O. sDfs a. ouch primaries.
PLACES or HOLDING THE POLLS
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Golfer Sulc.

BALIINOKE, HHV. % ITVJ'
Cargoes of Rio Coffee from the barks Lap
wing and Washington. some $500 bags, were sold here
Saturday 10 90 out Of the market private terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
Den,h Of "a Prominent Citizen.

UANIIOHIL AUtl5l =, 100.
Simeon l.. LOOMS, the venerable President
Of the Phonix Fire Insurance Company VI this city
died tLis noon
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The Five TWcnfics.

PUILADILFHIAl AUENst u IIDA
The subscription agent reports the rate Of
e72 five twenties Saturday by the various agencies
Bonds are delivered to July 9Th.
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Mail. (Io.r M the Po-t-Omce

Cli1, WeJne.dsy Aug a.......... ......... 10 6 m.
..................... p. m.
Az ss.,'..-..'. II a
0le.e t,iesn Mondsy Aas ll..-............. lo
vi, ~ Jo.,ph No. ...,..........sa IA and o, p m
ssl- Albany Buffalo and Caiadas 8 IA and -.
North and Wrs, Nav T. III
Meter, Mail ,a Ffi, Railroad .........3a ard ,.
eo1,I.r md soutl v esiefn Mll...5a n !. ard ~
rs,,rr 81 n., and .. ~
Nrs bedford Neuro md Fal Riycf............. y N
The Long Island Mal clo,c. II m, and ! 3. IN
sunday Mals-On Sunday an mails close at y. ID.
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Special Notices.
Radical Cure,

OF
DISEASES or TiE THROAT AND LUNGS
LOCAL APPLICATION or ISNOXiOus REMEDIES
BY INsUFFLArlOS AND INHALATION.
gfrf.rs from the above Diseases VIII hnd 10 TO their In.
,. 10 cal ~ examination before Fail sets in that the In
crease the Disease may be prevented aud asccdy and
feet Cure Insured.
Patient, from abroad will please send full description Of
their Ailments
h. sEGSlTL, ~. ID.
,....i.fn. Room. obi, pfoaayv., md l3th.s,.
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MARRIED.

Tuesday. Aug. ~, by the Rev. j. T.
His,ny Wiliim :. Carr 70 Annie, daughter q the late
George :. Royce. al Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

Twcnfy:scrond Ward Union Association.-Tn
sIace 81 cal from the Central Committee, an election
ior nie" Delegates and three sernate represent this
Ward In the Union State Convention M Syracuse Sent 1863
viii DE held on MONDAY EVENING, Aug q a, the Head
quarters corner OF broadway and 47ths Polls open from
to ociook T. m MARTIN THATCHER President
CHAs. NJ VASDERyoORT, Secretary.
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A New PERFUME FOR TIE HAHDKERCnIEP.

A New PERFUME FOR THE HAgDKERCnIEP.
EXTRACT o. THE
NIGHT. BLOOss9 CEREUs.
NIGHr-BLsossa CgRyUs,
EIGmr- BLOOMING CEHgUs,
MIGHT BLoOais1 CKREus,
NGHT.BLooMlS6 CEKEUs,
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREJ,,
NIGHT lILooaIsG CIRRUS
kiGHI- BLoOMiS0 CERErs,
Most Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume. Distilled
from the Rae and Beautiful Flower from which takes It's
PnALOs & SON, 1T. Nicholas Hotel
Sold by drugsLs, generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

Eighth Ward Peoples linton A-socin,ion.-
.u ii meeting Il the ahlr Association vi. hr hcl AZ 10
III Princ,.,. ga MONDAY FNENlSG Aug. % 1909. TO
elect pursuant f' call Of tie People, Mon General Com
nitffer DELEGA1E~ 20 A.ssmhy piifif 'onyenuon' IN
number and required under SAID cali fols VII ir
o. lin open from e. 'o.cl0ch. , -
CHAs. r. fOLnAMus Chairman.
I-lu. MlInIDAf. -rrIrIaT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

Busincss Notices.

FIRST PHEniua SEWING MAcHISfs,
No. i95 broadway, New York.
The ORIENTAL AND INDICATED NAPoR
BATHS at Nos and 4 (near Cooper union) cure al
forms of Skin Diseases. Tan PimPlcs aud all ni''
ishrs from the Face. Open from d. IN. 10 10 o. M
GOLD PENs.-Ihc best and the cheapcs, al
A. MoRross No ~ Madou' lAao. New foGb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

In pursuance Of call from shc Central Committee, an
ELECTION thr-c DELEGATES and three A.rnatr 70 To-
this tn. Union State Convention at Syracns
September 2, 1903, will be held on MONDAY EVENING.
August at the Headquarters, north east corn.r OF Broad
w,y and Thirty second Polls open from eight 10 nine
O'Clock. ALtAhNDrN y ouahi e. 'NotVs~
L. I VANDgRBvKsn, Secretary.