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The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Governor Lescher CIaims 20 Have Carried
Virginia Out OF the Union.

u
For several days psst the officers OF conscrptcu from
the thirteen Congressional districts Of this State have
been assembled In this city for the purpose or comparing
notes and adopting some uniform plan u action II was
ascertnued upon CONSULTATION that thirty thousand
ooDscrpts have been into the field during the past
twelve months 10 response 10 invitation from Colonel
Shields conrnsndan nt Camp Ice, the officers all assem-
prepared for them Among The guests noticed
Generas wnder and Eyey Governor Letcher, Colonel
Bsssett French Mayor Mayo, and several other prom-
ncnt citizens OF Richmond After partakiug Of au excel
lent fepast The cloth was removed and Colonel j. s
Preston Chief o the Bureau OF Conscrpon n response
70 repeated calls and entertained the meeting with
few patriotic and stirring remarks lie spoke OF The
rcsponsb duties dcccvng upon the officers Of cOncrp
ton the ccnsderacy. Like the noble Romsn Of old
who occupied tho Curuo chair IN front OF tho Roman
senate lie s IN the Curuc char of tno concdcracy and
would cndcavor TO discharge bis duties fahully
whstanding that men bad undcrtkcn 10 brand him and
his officers as "scavarRcrs" He referred briefly to the
course Of vrsinis from tho commencement Of the war
speaking Ia eloquent torms OF the moher Statos and
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

four and vn cents per pcrnd corn at thirty I've 70 forty
70 four and half cents pound There being freight
demand for cotton, II would rule lower bcw. the
were 10 sound condition There be~g snch vast
breadth Of land planted with grain would be CORES
II we can GET back to what 10 squsiss specie sur.
rency, can endure ten ycap' var and snl b. able
10 pay our national debt Hence brcomss ths duty q
every man who has q particle ot patriotism 10 come
governments msy adopt however burdsnsome may b.,
and thus save our country and Rloricus csnss.
The present heavy Tar bl VIII not fear reduce As
tainy in financial and ccmmsrchI adAsrs there b
go rs s's The sss lad ssosa rssv Ss
Treasury from ouays, will, Notwithstanding require
:s ss sss g ..:s s Ssa Z ~ 3,
dsesy the heavy s.ssss q q s,s ,cIs, ~ =
The eovernment has undertaken most ccmplicatsd
lob Iu this matter. The ax In kind relieves the Agr
eui,urs on psosssiy Of going into The markets WIN
his products 70 procure money with which 70 pay he
taxes You thus make him independent Of Treasury
notes, which sms arc refusing take Tor debts and toe
which they Reluctantly sell anything they have Inss
mode q Ssaa. he .
kst . very happy relief from trudsine tnrough
The mud some thirty atty hundred NILES 70 rA'''
This would BE- ali very well we're n not for its sfses
on the currency by circumscrens W neu a. s,s-
that otherwise would crt Tor planters % become the
ready recipients Of Treasury no,csan nriics that many
people dstrrst aud unwilling 70 hod ione" w"
they can 1nd anything 70 invest u 10, ..x,-...
think that seven per cen, should Be tne esaohsnss
interest o( our governments 70 induce invesunene snd
Thai ali treasury notes ought 10 be psced 90 the sane
footing Otherwise there win be eonfusion aud dsrus
Anything tba, is calculated TO depfeeaie one e,a.
bits VIII inevitably tend 70 CA" sh'a' 'i'"''
oves oil. -. 80 -. -. --..-..,u.. 81.
II ali important that The government maintain a. IN
tainted credit and nothing should bs doue that woud N
dcas tho sghex disposition W repuda's We arc nov
IN the sltxatlon OF wealthy merchant who has been
.,vertnksA By adverse circrmstances win aounahns
means 10 pay bot without ability 10 meet his engage
cnts srccpS By ioaps Interest " matter Of con-
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS.

IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS.
The Georgia and Great Bril-
tain Controversy.
British Subjects in Georgia Brought
I'm Contact with United States
F0rcfs ordered 10 Throw
Down Their Arms.
~,->>-,->--ooo-,--.>-,o~~
Interesting Correspondence Between Governor
Brown end Consul Fularton.
" England snubbed by Seward
and Adams"
The officers Of the Rebel conscript
Bureau in Council.
~.~o~o~>@~~c~.~~.~~-~--~~-
Governor Letcher Claims to Have Car
ried Virginia Out of the Union.
~>o~~~~~~D-~-~--~~-o~~~
The Governors Account of an Interest
ing Conversation Between President
Lincoln and a Rebel Editor.
~>~">o~--~~~~---oo~-"~~r
THE SALT QUESTION IN GEORGIA.
>~>~>~~>.>~~1~~-~~~~0>~-~
RE b EL II q r n A II 8.
IMPRESSMENT IN THE SOUTH
FINANCIAL SITUATION OF THE SOUTH.
The Rebel Generals Polk, Hindman and Arm.
strong Under Arrest,
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

Total rebel force near Chattanooga ..... l53, 200
may be doubted whether the above 20 900 militia
from Georgia. hastily raised undiscpned. and probably
indiereuy armed can be Of any the field Of bat
te But every army Of the above magnitude the ser-
vcos Of about oneeshth of whole number always
required for camp duty guarding roads and bridges and
keeping communica ons o1en. The rebel army, there
FORE s actually strenst thened that amount because
relieves from those duties 20 900 veteran troops ard al
lows them 20 the front The effective force under
Cen Johnstons orders, therefore, is 133 900 troops
stated In my letter e September o.
In order to concentrate this largo force Chata
uoosa the rebels have had to withdraw nearly all the
troops from Mobile and Savannah and from Charles
ton Also addition those sent from General Lecs
army But they feel pei ecty safe in doing They 20
not expect that Mobile win be attacked until the cool
weather Of the fall in November but they do oxpcc,
VIII be attacked tncn, both by land and naval force.
In regard TO Charleston General Beaurcgard has assured
the rebel authorities n Richmond that "the Yankees"
shall never possess either Charleston or the land upon
which Charleston stands and said too that he has
message 10 Cen. Gilmore containing intelligence which
viii probably lead that officer abandon his idea OF
shAllog the city. Charleston, OF course, be do
{ yed bv bombardmont, but even when that Is done
thv works srvus-: the site win 20, remain to be
taken before the city OF Charleston DO reached.
This win have be dono. done ALL by the land forces
alone Tho forces cannot cooperate because thcy
get their vessels past Fort Sumter II now sccn
that what said months ago 10 regard to tho obsruc
lions 10 tho harbor was correct II Is beyond the power
Of the naval oress there either 10 pass Fort sumter
c 70 those obs,rucous The way 10 take Charles
Ton s 10 take Richmond nrst but the administration
WI not attomp 10 tab, Richmond by the only route
from which that ci'y vulnerable and the rebels, know
'ns That, are abe 70 draw troors from Lees army dd
sibuu~ IN ordcr 10 defeat Rosecrans
BALTIMORE, Oct o, 1868
7h Pei~ horymept IN ne ca5tne'-wha n xmounfs
to-7hs Ca,ins Hrs',aly Dirifsd Upon ne Sub ees--
hs South Would S;so n. Terms PrarOs.d--Tn ne R,assn
fthn Rejection, o..
Ihsve some iniormaon n regard 70 the recent al.
isgsd peace propositions before the Cabinet which may
be OF some importance II Is " tho following cnect--t
y ruo that the question o. peace, what amounts to
ths same tbIngihs question Il the further prosecution
" the warts now bc'yo tho Cabinet No proposal
q pescs, however, has been rcceivoi from the South
n proposal for oerng terms Of peace to the South
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
NEWS VIA WASHINGTON.
Oar washington Despatch.
WAsHxGroN, oct. 8, 1863.
TIE rxpl1. IRON CLAps.

THE Hxpt1 IRON CLADs.
The latest intelligence in reference 10 the rebel iron
clads 10 that there twenty -four nnshsd and eight un
nnshed in the confederacy, viz-Ons finished at En-
faula A nnished at Mobile, finished and one
on the stocks At Montgomery, two finished and two
the stocks at Selma, Ala three finished at Savannah,
Eve finished at Charleston, Eve finished and Eve the
stocks a Richmond This the total OF the ironclsds n
the rebel confederacy.
THE REBEL ARMY.
An ipna OH
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

residents aud flied ther declaration. required by the
ord within three m5nths after the 10th day Of
March, 1881, they viii DO allowed the thirty days
range their affairs. you req est, aud permitted 10 do
part from the State vt the expiration OF thh It term With
high co sideraton am, very 70 ,lectiuiiy your obe-
dient servant. JOSEPH II BROWN.
Bravo Governor. We hope there IA not ansie Cover
of state In the conlederacy carabeoi hctug with
iess spir aud pairioism than Governor i'rown.
But What On earth are 60 do with Mr. benamln and
his 'oonsuls" How long 10 suuer hiin 70 sap
provo aud reooguizo who do not approve or re-
coenze us. who publicly Insult The sovereignty OF our
States who tell Us we wsgng "civ war; against our
government at Washington. and who officially advise our
State soldiers 10 throw down their anna something must
be done and ~ii, be surprised the Governor or
Georgia 6nds 10 be his duty 60 draft Mr. foarton
Tho gentleman or bis government ask redro al the
hands OF Mr.. Lincoln
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

authority is az follows
lees army now in Virginia nIa..............11 .112 900
Braggs army, near Tennessee ITO 900
Joe Johnstons army In Alabama and Mississippi. 10000
Boauregards army at Charleston and % 900
Price and Kirby Smiths troops ........... IS 600
AZ other detached points. nts................ % 600
49,, ; ,n - @
nishcd substitutes In the South each OF whom will be
compelled 10 the rebel army necessary Besides,
the conscription rigdy enforced to forty i've years
claimed, will increase the rebel army to 600 600, and
extended 70 sixty years, will swell that army nearly
million OF men, In addition 10 this six hundred thousand
young negro fellows be placed In the service IL
should be determined TO the saves and give them
their freedom.
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&2.Nn0O0O 4 70 y Oh GIM WE col y:

LiOS DOLLARS authorized by ordinance OF Tue nolid ~
SapergoTs approved by the MayOT August ~ 1903 .it,
Ordnanot mn Ds yc'Henf ~ snJshfsi'
fer oit.res u The City cnd County 81 he fH "h1
have bern may heeaftI be d,g(ed a. ssTre ne amy
Ac Union duy.Hg he efisfisg and Oy other pnp0aes
Tie proper book for such subscriptions vii be oehed al t'e
Oce pId after Saturday this 18TH Of August
instant and viii remain open Until tbs whole shall be
take
subscrioen will br required 20 deposit with the County
Treasurer at the iEosday bas i've days after enter
y their suhscrp ions the amounts 81 siDed iof by uou
pectiyey and Ioseiins their ec s for h, money 10
- they viii receive Beads County
.s AMOUNT lede uabe before September, l. lbbi,
vi interest from tie date Of payment al the rate OF siA fER
'h.'' ~ MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Cornptroler
c;,v o. New York Department Of Finance tonirtoIeTs
ONcs Augast2S, 1903.
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Gnanrial.
J. Il pEAsER. Auotioneer.
nv SIMEON DIP ApER Office No. &c Pne

J. n. nEAFFR, Auctioneer
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No 80 Pine
ID s-On TUESDAY. St Is a. ia tlocf az TIC "4ei
rbsu,.' Tvc,,,re ~. 81 a.i ls Fxcian.of lace.
EXECU rOR's SALE C' NALuAtAl SIJChsC.y ~. o.,
Ger William T. uol-r executor OF me es@e OF Sto.
S4s7 shares Delsa-e lscsawanna end Western Railroad
Company. So each 40.
ST. shares Cayuga and susqueh,nna Railroad Company $50
each-ieSsed Delaware, LAlkaw anna ana western
Railroad Company.
,oe shares Warren Railroad Company go eachleased to
the Delaware Lackaw anna and Western Railroad Com
= shares Cree. Weston Railroad Company Of Illinois,
SlDJ each.
10 shares Bank Of the State Of NewYork, 100 each.
Together with sundy Bonds &c. &C, particulars Of which
Svil 10 In tie catalogue 81 tie sale.
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1863. TEE 1853.

PENNSYLVANIA Central RAILROAD.
With % connections forms
TIE nNlkiE.l A>b l.lltAlrl ROUTE
Frns r,w. iuHA 20 THr ftIs, rsL NtsrLfN tli.As.
Seven run a.y ifga h'"los 10 itia4eibsa va
aca JefaHy u-d i4flf~I aud AluhN. Lines.
ALL TrpOTGH TRAINS tOR InE NEsr BY THIS
ROUTE LEAtE N.N-l ON IRON TUE
FOOT ~ COuRTLAhDTsE
Iy Of Phado' phis the morning rasaens-s eave Row
los 10 M sflr ufar az Other ours evening" i-a'sAseis
a, T. o. o. oge h1af .I'ef than ohsi liiea.
~ Of Allentown, evening I4sseiser. leave Il y ~
ruhe a iht Sane tue hf northern n's 10 neasv md al
POINTS 'ho h,lfhNc Ciasne. Indianapolis Leuisvi.
~ louis tciel nd, Columbus, Cincinnati, and main
points West, VII. i.wcl CHANGE, If caia
Sleeping Car. without change from Philadelphia 20
piltshngh, -. miles and ho~i oIs TO Pittsburgh ~ mica
Smoking aud IN Don lags On al. tTsinA
ale ll. sal-s q. other routes.
Bafrise checkod thio.sh. Tisnsfers free.
seea' ''eA''' g;9 r ga ' yi p ~ iT ies,sh
The frrrglysn'- Central Coma ny run. an Ehisiai
Accommodate. Line .Iie aloids comfortable mode III
travel pos moving westward At oneaf the usual fA'"'
Il faro.
Hy III. route 'elrh,. q al dsscrPons can DO ,ofwHa.
20 and from any point on the heisoads oi ono
Indiana linoil, Wisconsin, Iowa. OF Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT Of 20 port on the nNigae- MYERS OF me
Mesi by sisansia non 9i'fsl lrth. ,,,.,
le iaes u fIgsn & .rd h,n any Pom - vac w s ~
cha ged Dy other Railroad pmpanies Merchants anu
shippers 'rps The transportation OF tsr Freight 10 th'
Company cal rely with conhdenec on fs Speedy "aA'"
tnmep aud Dealers IA Live STOCK viii hnd u,s most
aysnsg-ou. lslacions lards, ~e "a.sed aid sup
Piled 18th esey conscnence have been cpen, oh n. NO
aud IL connections AID every attention IA pad Ohe vans
From anisba where win be found every convrn'ens. i'r
feeding apd rstas, choice 4 ohsr.d 4 he rnlLADEL-
PHiA NFW-NORK aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No As1or House
LEIGH a Co, Freight Agents, , ,.,,
MeDoNALp All IIsCaIof I,' Em.xa .1tJ Agents.
no Battery place.
EN0cH LEWIS. 0eusEs suPstiassndsa As90nA 70
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Den.ieirn.

hrs. GRIFFIN, 25s Grand-st.. n. Y. OPP
IL posi;~ Lord Tayloss and p. fulton IT. Brooklyn, are
% rue i or partial aeif ~ tl improved thoisl Teeth
with o. without cxtractns foil -rts, gold
liiul CO. silver ulbbo - ltsl sois lgold per
lth. 3. silver ~ rubber, 81 ottsnctaGf s'c-
DECENT improvements enable me 10 mako q
OF teeth ~ good mad. gihenod by
ID pat. pure coin fof twenty dol an. IN gold.
}. SMITH DODGE, NO. ~ East l.ih 1t.
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&EuBzE w. HOWEs
HOWES d. MACY,
III BANKERS.


Sgv .YogK Aug. n. 1854
The subscribers having retired oH te ONCE. 81 Pic'i
6ont and CasAia4 u tLe farS Bsnk winch Poa.ob ihey
lave he'd since ia ogali<ailouJ have esaDIsisd them
o. tho BANKING busLess al No. 80 Haf, On oices
rscity oecupsd ~ ). J. C.sco, SEQ, As.an Treasurer
4. S.. e..
We are prepared 70 receive snd depots Win
"a, can be checked ~! the with any % The ty Banks
Interest viii be credited dealer. on then dey balances
o. the Is, Of January I'D July, a. the rate 0! h'e PER
Ps,icu ar attention vi be given N Collections al
ss points the United States and Csnedl On the most
2sOrlAe terms r -, - 81, 4, .- :.
Orcer. FOR tho purchase sac OF al kinds OF Government
nd securities " Ia 10 attended 10 y "4"ply
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CITY IKsPEcToa's DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE.-The undersigned, finding that
great labor time and expense caused by coliecnf and
ashes and garbage the have bean thrown
OF scGed upon the streets ron the deposit or garbage
bo1e.-and believing be the desire Of hoasekeepd
aud resident Ward aid the undersigned In his efforts
10 Keep the good and ceay condition. presents
for youI Observance, the following
REGULATIONS.
Notice vii he given Of the approach OF thu ash and garbage
carts raging bel IS minutes IN advance Of the carts
and respectfully notified and requested not 70 place
ashes garbage refuse matter Of any kind in front oil
yonr premises upon the Sidewalk until sad bell Is r1ng
Csr.s viii pass through streets OF this Ward every day
SundGys excepted collect end remove al sses, garbage
&c, from the streets.
plant Of 10 regularly collect and remove o.
above should be made to The City Inspector a. his office NO.
10 Chatham street. =. l. A. BOOLE, City Inspector.
THoxAs y. CARR sup.t OF Sanitary Inspection.
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! ONE to SIX BOXES of :. WINCHESTERss

III 1O-NI1D VI W u -
~ SPECIFIC PILL" VIII psrNdnrnfts cure ly ca<e -
sers.aI Vesssss daily or nightly. BowEvys ,cGasvsrso.
whether resulting from Isaisresson Epeesss; and WI b
foun ls y se.eai affections Of tie Frotgtfi Dlaestss
and lisssss. generally Of the Jrsaary Organs
PROFESSIONAL OPINIoSS-"Ih have used your -
crvrc PIT in mary Of spvma,o'rAea and with ~
.os. perfect sseeaa"J. MILTON SANDERS, IL D., LIZ d,
B,oailyn.
"Iisas specific any medicine car Ia Ihswe
cured very With Gom SIX 10 TEN oosEs-b.
KrrrH NJ D. I'd Rspertory Of Ned. sciesce Netr York.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. WinsAessrr Is YrSIHr OF all oossr-
prscr and devo,s- himself es.sia heIy 10 these Prepare
,!osa"D Msrsdis Rss,e W. D.. III. D., Aaeyodn Medtoas
Gossffs Neto- york
Tie SPECIFIC PILL Il no. Hopeopafsic remedy -
doos sontAs Aesc1ry roa Csn.hsIees any ny dricae
in -sr, Prce 2 YeI box az boxes fr.ra erc<rd ~
s,o.J for IS by rai- Sold wholesale and retsn ~
J. WINCHESTER, No ~ Jeha-s,., n. \.
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Steamboats, quo Railroads.

EOR CALIFORNIA--By the OVERLAND
/ lOUIE.-A DAILY LINE 4 STAGES. oaTyng tie
- ll. eayos ktchisou. kau..s f.. fhfffgI' 'al We
Ueng. Gg.ei salt LAte Viz it AID tars titcf. connect
ius by de Inca with the Fisrs trs tl.nalol hinoc-
Il ppcf Missouri Reese hyei, nasAco. aud iurbod1 i'i
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
Jr route stocked ~4.L comfortable tDaecs lud tonooia
Covend S,lng wagons Evoy attention . PAID to Pa'''
gers. ,.. II .,
sum. liz n reaf. when tao COACHES, e not iul .
stations average 10 mica apart ad nc-s aEe iuTiheu IL
about % ceais each. 4, III
Tc A,snpc anl Pacific Telegraph oloar the route WIN
frequent OPP rltng s'stiDns 90, -. h.,,.
l~cut ynVe ppnnds OF baggage allowed an riia tna
" III Ice nrde aurpas Dassss" cal. bo ''' ~
b. via ftnanA
htoii.on - connected By rail- vih ~ pon's c!s'
IuhOLBH FARE, AiclIflu 10 fltfsrflt f-J'
Iao nom iiicefsie 10 san ffnnci.co, flo ,
ToI further information apply ~ tie ONCE 81 the No"I''
No. b, broadway ". y. up stair. 4
Iicle, sod ii lLe Office Of the Company, Mt fcwh Ola al"
Atch.son.
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XyINCHESTERs HYPOPHOsPHITEs soS

NV III ~
pity and eEsrAHLr In all sass " IoSsu sPrre1.
They -a.,ly icrease the strength and dees the cc&or
u tie ra!e Nod They check the R'ci' seeofs says.
nom az 10 fosyfsa Gsp, crpctc 10 tnr2crae
ed sd TIE p,tiert rrv cdirs csk; ths ecsgh and the ~
suit Breathing speedily felevvdi me ale. oecou'es a.
AID refreshing, the ssae.4afo.s regs.ar and MYERS.
THE HYPoPHOSPHlTEs sLoal DC used, ilerfeFe, U
every chase characterized by or more of the following
symptoms; Waiting Of FeA, Eriayge"e's Of ne GaosdA
cslsl 10" u Strength Ereeire Ps!eH-s' Night Sceass
Los qr AgJeis Sc In the several stages Of coass~p
In .4sfi-a Broneh'ris Dyspep'ia, Ser9fnIi, &C.
In VOID and especially in every where the roussne
physciln pss.cnbes iEis s.'a,y W ''su os Se'
Soul v call Tor Circular. ...o..
WINCHEsTFRs GENUINE PREPARATION
Is THE ONLY hELldELL FOKd o. lie nypo fno>phheo
PRicr.-In and i6onuce pint bottles, and ~ eace:
yT~Ohsev. my yae sssiis sgna,as ON tho t'aSp~ -
labsI u d.Ssc.i0ns. $50, -
sold BY ul1s respectable Drusgs and Wholesale and Re
a. the sole Ueesl Depot M the United states ~ u
WINCHESTER ~. ~ John 81, =. I.
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ERIE RAILWAY Passenger trains.
~ q La, Hiyrcss l0r BGa.lo.
Il. - 4 IA. hill, daily fDT Otlsylle
lOa m, Mail for Buffalo
tp m. Way, for Ot.yils Nevbursh ard Wrwick
, m Matt LIpTos. dairy for Dunkrk, Blfao Rochs'
e- CanandAgus ard principal stsons Train q Saturday
run. through Bafaip. does not !un 10 Dunk.Ik
p ~ La.issani i0T DunklIs
CHAS. MlSOT, Gsrera. Superintendent
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iflenical.

MANHOOD and the vTGOR of YOUTH re.
VI stored In FOUR WEEKS by Dr. RECORDS ES:
safsssi ,ol,a,icn. hss length seeeded 20 the cent -
guest oftho American public. aid appointed AZ AGENra
hEW-YORX for the sale os his valued aud highly 2rhs4
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
IL, wonieE,u agent viii restore manhood 70 the aos hst
efed c5nsiusicn whether sns nom s1oeses h, erecs
0. climate natural Tie TINE required 20 eae -
mo-. l. toUr sns Used ACCORDING ~
p1ssgl.e.
Tr Esreso-inr remedy should be taken by al about 70
mary its effects peruancn u l. acknov ledzed ~ ee
pross be the gTssiest discovery cyes made
II. developing powers miraculous slcs-ss Ia evs9
case "a 40 certain science oyshIows ignYrr1ce
Or CORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE l. sold In ce'ss, VIII
full instructions Tor ., 80 or four an-n aes n one
ard a.. % 70 any psrt OF The country eaefaiiy
pa led receipt q remittance, TO hs accrecitsd Ase
fHlLlP holland. No. ~ Esoouess, one dsos wess q
Bfo.iw AZ New.Yo.k.
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CORPORATION Notices.

CITY lNsPEcToa's DFPABTxrSr Aug. ~, 1854
SPECIAL NOTJCE.-IO TIE PUBLIC
- The undersigned hssins me, with complete in h
ehoTs to upefc8le necessity Of ash boxes AID 0tor
ses o he RECEIPT u aes and household refuse matter BY
experiments IN the Eleventh Fourteenth and fifteenth
AIDS oud having been demonstrated that by bis plan the
city can he reed from the Appearance our sidewalks OF
these unnecessary iucub-aBce lille escaping their poser
odos takes tits opportunity of csg tire attention Of the
public 70 the particulars OF the follow ing notice now IL course
Of distribution tr0ul the city, AMI Of asking general Co
operation the part OF al Citizens enabling the unGersiged
60 carry the into Uo iurtb desires that every
delinquency the part Of esnon or benger be OF once
reported 10 I'm u this Department with The number OF the
cart \. !. A. BULL Chy inspector.
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oOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
An auerers tom the complaints either OF reeent q
LONE .tsndins ar, advised 20 uss BLAiRs GOVT AND
KhkUMAI!C PILLS. They can be relied upon as the msS
sale and eacetAl remedy offered TO tie puo aud haso
been uuiyers4y Used in Europ. lor many viii 0,e
Ssc.test success ... =.
Prepared by PROUT HARSANT, No. 2?9 Strand, Lon
don Finland, and sold oy their Agents WELLS 4 Co.
raukln - New losk.
H., Nsicy Commissioner have Authorized the md
ndir.s, o. "iHOMAs PROuT 2,9 strand London" 70 b
Impressed upon the Government stamp aAed 10 escn oex
the genuine medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
Crtnrsions.

EXCURSIONS TO CONEY iSLAND y: IN,
-, az 1npHSy RIM every .I minutes from Fulton and
caisne Ts. BIoosyn connecting at c .as coney
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