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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11

The FALL Observation-Disclosures, for
State and other officers, will take place
in the following named States on the days
stated Maine, Sept IA; Ohio, October
l3; PENNSYLVANIA, Oct 13; Massachu-
sets, Nov. 3; New York, Nov. 3; Wis
consin, Noy, 5 4 Delaware, Nov. 10; To-
wa,LNovtSl0 ;lMiuncsota, Nov. 10.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11

APENNsYLNaNIA Coal TRADEs The
tonnagsthepast Eeekisthe heaviest week 3
opera tions, if we Temembef,righ ,sof the
season, reaching 100000 tonss The ton
mage for the year, up to the date of the la-
test reports, is 6,073,655 tons, against
a, 4,807 ,893 tons the:same time last year,
being net increase Of !, ,265, ,762 tons -
Y The operations at the mines are prosecu-
ted with much yigor - Philadelphia Led
0er.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
tony will be paid 10 them The real name OF the author
will hot be published unless aescd but we eannet
conseat 70 insect commaeiesshs unless we know the
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11

MASSACHUSETTS DEMocRATIo Cow
vrNTIoN, Worcester, Sept, 3d.-The
Democratic State Convention was was atten-
ded this afternoon by fifteen hundred and
twenty delegates Richard 8. SpoEord, of
Newburyport, presided '@ila'ss
.ha HaW!! Payne, Of Roxbury,' was nomi-
mated f5ri Governor, and Thomas f. Plum
kett, Of Rttsfeid, for Lieutenant Govern
'6df. " .eslehtfRf stii ~ aia1 o5 s'ts
The resolutions adopted declare strong
~ for State rights, oppose the prosecution
of the war for the purposes of subjdgation
and emancipation, de1ounce the extension
of martial law to States not ID rebellion,
assert that theiwara is the result of both
secession and abolition, pronounce the
coascription act unwise, needless, oppres-
siye and unequal, and warmly applaud
the course of Horatio Seymour 81 bsid |
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Ina LEATHER BoNNETs AND FBowERs.a-
Dame Fashion now endorses'the generally
received opinion that for some things there
is "nothing like leathern Tho Philadel-
'phia Gasette says. 80 fe aizessss liff
~ We yesterday we're shown ladies bon
nets madeiof leatherp What is more, they
are very pretty. liz a week or so they
win bein the market. We also examined
very beautiful Artificial flowers, the foliage
Of which was Of the same material. The
icolors are almost the natural hue Of Che
rial--russet, in different shades -
The price is about the same as for. flowers
with foliage of muslin or velvet.
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The Jersey City water loan interest coupons,
doe January proxmo, viii be paid on presenta-
tioD at The Merchants Bank New York, or the
neob, G;cs and Traders Bank, Jersey City.
The value OF exports from Boston for the week
closing December 70 was 1855, ,939 AZ, against
81 O52 SOC 90 for the corresponding week in 1862.
=, Tie State Treasurer of Massachusetts has adver-
Used shat he will receive deposits from individuals
corporations, in amounts not less ihan So ,0G0,
IN the form of "loans can,' payable TO derosi-
Ior1 at ten days notice. with interest et che rate
Of five per cent per anum.
The coupons on the bonds of the State Of Mis-
souri issued 20 the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail
Foad Company, which mature January !, will be
paid, when due at the Bank of Commerce, in this
city.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Ran
soad has declared dividend Of 8 per cent cash
and 70 per. cent in stock, payable February at
the office OF the New York Trust Company. The
dividend in stock liz fully represented by snrplus
m cash and investments.
Ibe interest coupons on the bonds OF Belmont
coaDty, Ohio, due January J. and the bonds OF
said county maturing at the same time, viii be
paid on presentation at the Nassau Bank on the
I'd proxiDO:
The January coupons of the first NOR. gage bonds
Of the ~. Paul and Pacific Railroad wI) be paid
free Of government tax, after January ].
The following comparative statement shows the
average condition Of the leading items ol the
Philadelphia banks for the past ard previous
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ARRIVALS r-@1 Ds ESl s@Tss.

:
sn,rr aas nod ceicsen, f'oreoheiT .ay aad 'e.io M
) r a,odt End lken
L,, ssroo,-s'ee.u,a,p o,ts Of Nra1c.,ersg. oe.e.y
.S" @rs ira-t s',s Bar,e Waaer rorne. Mr. snsan.
S"s $sa" ds 9etaT'90 n,y nad ee.@ Nd oSSt ao.
taach Ncs % Taylor M,s mo-; .iino. aod .ss W
w q Anai,ns hTs tssr'cr--rod 10 q soe siseiarc.
BE Tho ris- Steamship Tlhai ra,nlns " Thhta', ghos
ssa% , sson cIa.s 't'"' A'' BOW
n4,4~4se,a@shp Hse.e-N,a Bos9ieai n'','.o =. .oa
sS'1" sS S S"s"@h a,sar al" i@l GFs @ Dc o,s so
u ss'en M4 ne 1'Se9 4 S.,ssS & s4S. 4sd Ne s S's
~, O Fecrail N NsyeIpa, Card"" 'e G ''jn' g
ynlasr = ,.1h z + @ Ley 4 necne ,."a. 'nses o.. i,
sooti. vi i baiaTdje. Smdier LIZ Ne''i
pEphsguBrs.
nHyAeA 's Ss's & S',,"s sr s5
sa Franz seh rtoe sn,tn. Aterr.c EoedeTfo De La
ssa ~ fa;Ja MRS sS"sIo %St p aaa
Tso sne- ..ss H%sso fhssng, 4GSs so5c W
Go~ AIesssnero xasearsr, Ms setsco, Dc [snaad aod
% sSSssJ h hrs,e Mr. s Lo'ss as Ss9aan
Baxter % row!e e s'1g.rd Rss 9 stroog ard isds
send 9 . Nc-s FTorrGoa anc VIE. y nowaIa
4 Freteao. Mic~ae ne, Blood " i ,i'e' y Vac;
Hoagh as- NoC ooagn aod three ahiF,n. tom Brown
n r f aasncy 'ScS aaa "' Gsasns 1S Ncs
IoSo GS4@Ao srsE wseele.s asd % ;nS ea'%Iea y SO
Js,assJ waSened BenjH'oln hatt MasJ Bradley .nd
S,S Il obe @ ia,Sn &oaS' S Nv S%os aaa c6d
,s.s nsTSsa s, Hns sslsos n. s"st Oh "a Ss~hss."@ o
fsU Deuus, D chin. Theodore paohrn, sig; o OK
sasSf' aaii ySses Hal GapC u essy. Yrs
Asn, p srers and Nr Eilu. Col q 6anEsi wife
sdy aArs pooo.n, ssrah Ro adyes, NJ and Ms
asss"e; Ms' sst %s aSq Sssa S m oS Ms " ns ss
mild 9 Jere.ss 'so eDiid,sO Tseceors ,eoo.j
~, Aoob" iran rod wife } lnoperti ised wue ... y
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SoNi.a laaii1g.u,e


p....4rs Arrsar 70 crr aAss 7rnoA, Ar =, ,,.,,x
s.., y.rls.aay mornug, as sndos naned 49, ,,n
,,r.e wan ,Y,ls a.i issp n his soasaics sct' uan.o,
s,,,c, ~ ~aSnslsss ~ thres soon, sa" .aoaoa
I.u, ..sba ADD CLlfis~ .asslGy, vhof .....n, ,n,,a
~.,,nr b,- lht,a, nnA ihe p,sd so IA. -
is,.d aah gytauF no,a hls co1cf . a.. .,,.,o y,e.n
s..s "A biotsl nHa ,lrsusd iGe -
ag,ssted ey cuao.r noLgter- ,' ,, s ..."c,
rcGaesseo was subsequently, Soness a De- nv yo,h
no'i,,ll wv Nnoo - @ 80 n daNysioGs toud.,oa
'.o i,.o.'.e W. ,, 81 lcfCfa a~stSe Dow 10Y, ~
pso" 'aet VIZ" % s .sted 20 tne KooNts ioT e1amipa'
x,uvasrcns ach-
pAsu~' "''"SaN hcsitss--- SittCfrss f.isssD - 10
A' Saf,S ~ .''rrd wa.ug ',- uh' Altne ee'uef
Z" 'a''S ayeHue and E1ffn s1ost. sGOni two o'e'oe6
,ss.' oay woruNg sooos1ea by .h'se ''geote-
sW' ov &e roae' aod ;ad serrt."eT ns watch und
vsaL ,thsr vaiuabss 10 had 8doSS am A. tsss M
te Aatd So stCw nstl, aud uot 10 ie.h 70
Sud alcug y oo3cemsp before no meeo over, boa
tto s,ght Of a o5 m,scalevoos oosips lisiois,
with ihs lno .sts close prus NIFTY 20 es
&ead so Rltoc hs ra.ud. !fe ahiei u lie
.taeg odcsy sal,sged ,a'laTd Il his watch, " tb
WhNh ho ted down tgb,h stree. sowsrda iifsl
taard followed IN hot haste Brd seps 80 oae
k4h,Id III sbat tho after bscarno s'afoed aud
NSev away ahe watch lost tnea oner Uavs, ob 'ns'
eyUsi.snth Safd bad secured tho 'Igitise hpd
SSSs ycd A'n To tno sssaon ho.se, S1bseaoee'y sba
riaA.h su.ovesed ibe 1 osy hr,h nb IA
3phth .,Areos. hapdsd f6e 0vslsf laioageo
tGD Ths vyssonos who gaze hs oBica as 'naDiaa
trslesCo cC1Uiilcd tor DSEui.e.i'oo ly f"el co
tb,tDtas
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

"s,N'u-h,y-tf yarmouth. y ", on Tuesday Ns
SeIntcf 20. n The of the brides brother, by
Rev. A. G. Fields. Jusrfr GgIlE OF fremont, To StGAs
ilAy OF Paramount
H,usxn,s-v.xaHruog .--or Monday, December %
A. he residence of tie bride parents by kev. John p
Nepman, " J. HAM xhEcK, OF Athens ". Y, 20 EuI<Il
laughter or II, H. vanacrpoci, IT thig city.
PonghseeIse papers please copy. .l
lnHGo~--rorss,s On Monday, December Is, by the
Icv, hr. Mll,gaD, iHonoE w. LrHGow, fsq, 10 Mss
itNNN IonrrNs both OF this city. No cards.
FrnSS-rsisIR On Monday, December %, ~ the
seventh street M b. church. oy Rev. tottome, JoHS
danroiu ~ me sie Albert Palmer, u shs city No
csrds
.oyu--Eoyu.-in IS city, On Monday, December ~,
at her fe,dCrce Alo wefs Foyfourth street, ~ kev.
'empbcl Hr~py z Scorr, formerly of oidsfone, couo
y ltuim. 10 JrNND Hrs1o> Youngest dausbser OF me
ate inirew Boyd q jsle costsse, CaDrnonsg. comfy
tnfr m. ireland
Fcin,t Gr.ta,dl rsrevs please copy
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cpry comMEECsAL SEpeRr.


TpEspls, Dec. 1e--o r. N.
,us-Keos;pts 80 tts. Market steady, with mode-
rate demaad Sales 30 tbls, "a - sfS u ~ Tor pots
and 50 10 ior peaGs
sssss-saes zoo 500 bbs Stale, al q ss s2 10 for
Medium ard e. 80 - for marrow
PasswA,-eOO los. Western sold ~ bGc.
PseApsrrsTs-- Receipts 4,722 tos forr, 12l bols
and 7e9 ssoss meal lJ4 sacks onckwheai tour,
SO7 bushels corn, 800 10. oSts, -6l do rye There
Was an improved demand for State and wesiorn dour
20 day, particularly 'or chipping brands which we're
soopasatiysly scarce and sparsnsy offered ard
sellers faa a .leet advantage Extra state brands as
,raete tno attention fou eNporiers, and there arc
snasse bSbsr jn View OF she rise N Trade
btaods we're G,rn active saes 2ee0 oos, she
market closing ,crsyaot- Capadan and Southern -four
were more soht AFTER and sno tone OF the market vas
ftscnrer sales 800 oes OF The former and 0co Of the
latter Rye fonF taI. in 10 tfe eSient Of l50 nss
st IS 30 IS &C. corn meal steady a: So 6C s. 10
.or Jersey and S. s6 20 for Bandywine Brcswoeat
tour ir request. me stok OF all iinds Of
-four s,aled at oOT 400 Bbs against 352,2eO
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CtAL.

-Tcp.DAy Dee 80 r. VI. ,
shs specu!as,oo 10 Western va. way shares which
z,s pprrng opoa the Ioasket 90 Monday continued
S,s morning and sbsofbed tbe attention OF opc-
s~t0r. Compssed With tine .s'es at the first board
yesterday, Michigan Southern guaranteed went up
4 pcs cent Cleveland and coumbus J Toledo l%
Rcok Island 2, rolefo and Wabash 3, Prairie Gu
Chen /, Fort Wayne ~, aoa Cleveland and Pitts
hOsg L The other stccks were without material
alteration. A. five O'Clock IN the evening Erie
kaiisoad was quoted at 1887, Fora Wayne NJ go.
Rock biand as l2,, Alton and Tege hante At % u,
Eovelaed ard Ittsbnsg at IO1I end Can oerland
Cont at 40.
The following table, comparing ,he prices of
sHtmday with those obtained AZ Che first boa,,.
assIay WI show 80 what ey'crt the shares cf
s'me Of shs Western ..y yroaas have been ran up.--
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Tcs., ni,re years ..........A.. sos7'

Fcs;l n''se years ..... ....N-.. SSTO.c7a 7al
TIE falling Of in the shipments this year may
be atis6iied to Che fears that were oocas,oned by
the reoe, fsee0ooteys who had go frequently beset
the oath OF these treasure laden vessels. and al
the gold shat could oe shipped on English account
was 10 consequence placed on board of'britieb
vessels ard seot direct the ocean from the
isthmus.
The following dividends have been declared by
The backs and iDsDraDce companies CT this city
aud PrcGI .yc. -
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Died.

tlSYsir.-- ~ nsisy. Dccenpcr %, of consrppion,
S4ESn. vie q Alesau Ter Z. Earlafd.
he trends sod rassives ard acc the msmbere of
Lebauon odre No i9I and a. NJ, are invited 10 At
tend the funeral on thursday afternoon NJ bali past one
oclocs from her lats ,ssdecas, l6e Orchard street
tirsFtFy.--Cn hotday. tsCernber ~, after short
ninese, sIsW BryUtry sNsr 81 the inte Nbam
teskey ased 10 years
ne reiatve. aud heuoe q "a. amuy aro m, tod 10
siieud ne foreral eervice al tho fegdenoo y her
neptew John l. Pcnsey, ghty th,d street, between
no Th,rd and rourth sveru.s trs fHccnesdsy) after
rCon ntRuo O'Clock
@ ts1 t.fy 90 Tuesday MOVING. p'csmter ~
.crv ri. % .srst ~ sc1rr end morlte.
a., ,t}i,- ~ blS enI &C ros2ociDy h1U"A "
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ToO lArE roR cLAssIeIc,rIoN.

I osI-oS SATURDAY sfgHT. DECEMBER e.
A whhe coming from Niho's theatre, iady'a Oue
eod brooch Win opal IN he centre surrounded with white
rNu's The tuder viii tc lboray fewArGei leaving
,nmc az ne mNtc u7rc lg1t Broadway
WAerBp-h MAN POSSESSING T.RsT Class BusI
" ness quahcailons. combred With rncrry and llrci
lnesrv 10 take charge Of branch csiabsuucrt
90" country, becurJ iof value 81 stock III Eefd ia ls
charge ftpUiicd amOunt, say SuON Hure Uut la.ly
re'ponstNHr aud talcNt nssn Eedfess t'aaeh. A.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

Tho steamer which arrived ON the 10Th OF pe
cembe. had 90 board, besides the amount sse"
above, S,oss,o74, wbieb was shipped d. e"'
Fssnoisco Gn Eagiish account.
The following shows the amount Of sold ~nicn
has been brought to th's port BY Me tah'ofh a
..a .ne ~ each ueer for The past nine yoaIh.--
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

The sales oi gold wese n4DegOrs, ard some
urge oatcels were disposed ci. Upou what ny
rOih".s purchasers can be induced 20 IN
~ The nnrtet ard bid sp ,he ly,ve
40 ,53 We are ~ . lo,s 10 determine -.
rori that j. 10 aGticipation OF movement coz
lie part Q. ball specnators. and tat they viii u,.
sb.e 20 ospose OF theiT loads bafo the coItoY is
Iypad. The fact j. 80 well srown that it S elro,t
o waite ot ;iue and space 20 rcreat II, that over
Twelve millions 'n gold VII ne paid ont dtriur BE
t,,a Jew day %, ste coming year ny he general
md SITE gov, rnments Tor interest on bonds. lie
ron u.as olstrbIteJ vii not be boarded; rut =
IL viii iall into the hands OF tlo.e who are EVER
wRdy g dispose % their sprplu, rearly every
oo.!.a attracted oy me present hirn pre,nhm,
viii go drcciiy into Vie TnarAet, Iaorc suddeuiy
t,clAes ,hsn win sat The desires " specul,tor..
TIE business ~ ne sat TTessrYy j. reported ~
rllose--
peoa'pSs. b.. S7..1sfal
tryatuts. G..2J.iN1
fiiaco .............. ........ - - .so4
The sooeipts iof au.to on. wese t4lc.000
Tie following amount Of Subscriptions wore
unde 10 day 70 The government loan
srf Hn ur''. 'attt.'Sc
isirssd - if'ft' ............ .........- oio
rc,n, ...... ................ ....fi st3.o26
nmpersfy o.u. ......... "A 20
TIE aeCr"rl'e v.lre q tie export, u prodoce
sBd u'f. .aan1ise oSclaive 81 sv,cie. at mis- po,t
duruR ~ tAe' wrrt wa. t3.l2< Sal
JL' following ;aiio siosss ne amount % pold
trcueht by ca % rjiorr.A .tesoer 20 'his ror,
st.,
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sEoARs AVID rOnACCo.

pRfCE si-DFPOT q WILLIAM srpErr--FoR THB
see9ssed spanish rrcpar.ion for p;epa,iag pomess
ihe detired oavoI of ;he nuest iiavtnss
BELLOWS Jr - william street
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

The most striking features of the exhibit Of the
Philadelphia bank averages the past week are an
increase of tl02 s6 of legal tender notes, $S2637
OF the amount due from banks, and f26s, ,42O OF de-
posiis. These changes from the previous week
are no donbt 20 some extent the result of pre-
paratoDs making to meet the payment of interest
on the State and city loans and the bonds OF
various railroad and canal companies, due on the
lst Of January.
Ihe Kenosha, Rockford and Rock Island Rail
road and everything belonging thereto. viii he
sold al auction NJ Rockford, H.. on the 9TH Of
January, 10 satisfy mortgages.
The earDings oi the Chicago and Northas esteru
we're 49, follows
Nsos ending Dee u ...................... $50, ,541
-sDe tne in Observation-Disclosures. 20,eS3
Jne Boston snd Lowell and Nsslua and Lowell
railroad companies have given notice Of their H.
teution 20 consolidate.
Jhe proposed government TAX on leaf tobacco
has caused some alarm in the Southwest. Tho ~.
Louis E,,uublicGu says
me statements Published respecting the oreratonoi
ibe proposed FAX on leaf tobacco to establish .be
sonvctOu thai the viii be rginous tobacco
interest and trade IN tobacco. Upon farmers VINO
eorsto Tue cNbense OF raising crop winch they
PCT nto market u will be- enormous hardship. some
o iGem hurry INTO escape the storm
brt tney cannot Go this long, purchasers win be eau
ious slnce 10 determined, anything - done levy
posed all let be- prospective Then the ,aisers VI
.orare' will rave falr warning.
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BILLIARDS.

THH STANDARD .sRRIcER BILLIARD rAprsANp
BLIZZARD Congress of isss fSe s.., s1i nls .y,sls
isrd fsoss manuiastursd Bss Cues and every article
irHpng % bNDArds Tor sale BY PIELAN GOIIENDRR,
corner o' Crosby and spTng sr,os New york.
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wIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
wIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
wIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
wIsHARrs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
wIsHARrs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

NJ, s, nor.sS.5s S.sa Pa ,,;..s Js%s q issa
s l0 shoulder. S'sis
80 nien.e from be almost uncncursoc 81 -
remedy recommended by my friends but found no re-, es'f
had one Of s. best Y IN constant %
through ncihoor who had been cured BY ihe Tar codS
az.
assed . .Iy sss and found mnedsss relief rcs
the disease and restored me perfect hoalih fes aid
~ your rar cordai consampsion cough sor1 Sto.
.eeye lss e,mens With ~ nav bc ss ,s tho ma
cess Of your truly wonderful Tar Cordial dmn sh,oc
l am most gratefully and truly yours:
You can refer to meat Bonesdale, Pa, AZ -e scpcs
BEWARE OF CoUsTERrErrs
BEWARE OF CoCSrERrEIrs
BEWARE or ooUsrERFEHs .1sa.
BIwARE OF CoUsrERFErrs
BEWARE or c0UNrERFEIrs
Of the propreor and pine tree are blown IN toe,
sold wholesale my medicinal depot, 10 Novsh
Second street, Philadephs Pa and BY druggists spd
only give few Of the many thousands ceriscases
had ausntsy Of them pusshsd in circular form .heS
send free on application whssher you conclude give do
and one dollar bottle.
''''''' '' = 80 ''' Dr.. J.. Q. wIsgsnr,
NEW York AGENCY.
NEW YORK AGENCY.
VIEW YORK AGENCY.
NEW YORK AGENCY.
NEW YORK AGENCY.
At nELNBoLD's CHEMICAL wAsBBoUsB,
AT HELxsoLD's CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
AT HELMBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
AT uELxBoLDs CHEMICAL wAnRHousH
AT HRLMBoLDs CHEMICAL wARKHousK >.
AT HEIMBoLp's CHEMICAL wAREBoUsE
All BBLxBoLD's CHEMICAL wAnEBouss.
AT HELxBoLps CHEMICAL wAREBousK,
At HEINBoLp's CHEMICAL wAREBousEs
no. ses DRoADwAy
NO. t9< BROADWAY
NO 90 BROADWAY
NO ms BROADWAY
30 ts BR6apwAy n
NO. "a BRoADwAY
20 ~ BROADWAY
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wIsHARTs TAR CORDIAL
w1sHART's TAR CORDIAL
wISHARI's rAa CORDIAL
wIsHARTs TAR CORDIAL
wIsHARTs TAR CORDIAL

will positively the follow ing diseases con,a icr
II not beyond the power Of medicine, nnammAoo Of
Lungs Coughs Sore Throat and Breast Bronchts Asioun
Plies, Gravel and an unsiling remedy for fenae ON
plants.
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MH. WIsuARr:-DHAR SIR-Havng been seseTely Afflicted
for number of years win the gravel truly
porable; oiten for week ct time family .lcina
having 10 call twce day 10 take my from me- wfch
caused the intense suffering my whole become
ing deranged and debated but after hearing OF ran
Cortis and the many cures performed by H. concluded
take IL felt relieved, and now after using boiss
feel self perfectly cured, cheerny yo6
to refer TO me- hoping TO beneht others similarly
JAMES SLATER.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

DR.. wIsHARr:-sIR-I nrd Bronchitis Innammn the
Lungs. Shorness of Breath and PalptAcou Of Heart
their worst forms had been treated BY OF tho
most eminent physicians in Philadelphia but they could
ever being restored 70 health Iwas truly the verge Of
mended to me by friend. tried it and thankful TO
say that after using four large and small bottle
house. 10 9es North Second srQr at my Office Of Re.
and Si1th streets.
The New York herald., 1863-12-30

DLUB DOMINO WILL MEPr THE COUNT OF wONTE
- Crtsto at the Mcclellan Hep. CITY Assembly Rooms,
January 8, 1854.
THE GRAND BAib-LADiES BAR DSESsED IN
i all the latest faGhtons variety OF Grecian
Cars Waterfalls Bands snd Brads Wigs loaned for mas
qoerades. y. PbCKHAN.
25i Grand street. Bowory ChTyst sffeet
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Mr. WIsHARr:-SiR-I return my gratefa ibaDts fol
the discovery have made making medicine w
Inflammation OF the Lungs and Liver Compiaibt.
When commenced to Pine Tree Tar Cord ali wAsS
Of time splitting blood and would at tnes N
physicians for employed wo rar cure5
but sister had used your Pine Tree Tar Cor wbfed
did her so much good thai she prevailed on last
taken twelve bottles and perfectly cured apd relY
willing that that shonid mel
aud will tell them what Cordial has done for AL
friends and neighbois were utterly asopshed st NY
speedy return to health for they had blood
In cloed state frequently Publish my for want
every that 10 suffering Of your u-
valuable medicine. Respectfully. JOHN vEADIN =
Crease street, Jx doors above Rchmosd street, ykfoI
delphis.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER o. lss3-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.


A uCiIoN NoTIcE.-D d. cAuLKISS, AuCrIoREER.
ELk'iANf HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE
RICH FRENCH pLATE PIER AND MANrEt MIRRORS,
SUPKRBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
SILVER PL1fE, nc, &C. !
rain shine, 0ts O'Clock A. NJ All the superb and costly
Furaiturs PantEN SatAry AM WorNs OF Ar~ rosewood
Drawing Room Salts elegant octave Ptancfore, Mirrors
Velvet Carpets &c cosned IN the residence S5 -Four
nnads Tor present and n coed order The
whole win be peremTsory and absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Of carved rosewood Etageres marble tops and
with moker OF pearl Tabes sAtury
top; fun Sdih OF Drawing Room Furnure; eiegant
Sofas, two Arm, two Reception and eight Oval Back
Chairs carved rosewood frames ann covered 10 three co9red
satin brocade Of the most expensive descroni two Con
hsce Curtains French plate Picr and Mantel hrross with
rich gilt superb Sevre6 and Dresden China Vases
richly decorsed Parian marble OF the Seasons
hrSisc Bronzes Night and Mor9ns ane oi
Caipe Rugs Turksh Easy Chairs Bronze Clock rams
month"; Oil Paintings, ~ Rousseau lnman, Hunting
ton, Cole, INgrand and other eminent arttsta
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PlANOtOETE.
nad with pearl pearl keys Music Rack. rosewood
Stool covered IN bocade embroldered cloth Cover Books
Musc Hall rosewood Hststand 0lcloh Stair Caspets
Ac Chambers second scryRichly carved rosewood Bed
WararoSss Dressing and Tos TsSss sSsyns sisads
Book Stands Couch ARA Chairs, Curtains Shades Cor
nces, Hair Maesses Bods and Bedding decorated China
Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF every kind
Tea Sets Silver War; Ivory Table Cutlery French wal
No postponemen carmen In ate 70 cart pack
ship goods purchasers No other goods Admted this
sale except those belonging 10 the house. eaf sW9
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
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Superb octave Pianoforie. ..L-t ,,.
"'s anu ''''' Oil Paintings BY eminen. artists,
o' -"' Velvet Medallion Carpets.
'''' -'a .'' % French plate Pier and Mantle, Mirrors,
1'' '''' Solid OAK Buffet and Table,
''"N 81 Ruby and Crystal Glassware.
ROSEWOOD Chamber Furnituse style Louis XIV,
so0l'' sns'Avns' psawiss DiSls fiSsni Rcons 81
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EeSs sssusv marble Top Secretary and
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Sais Insn. ac BUREAUS BED
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Rich French Plate f c cnn. esa cut ssss s6s Silver War.
sSs c1e and W A. h.
eIesi ,ss entire
TarIish Lounges and Chairs Dsmask and Lass Curtains
bisqas sups: S Is Oh fsna
A' DINING ROOM, CHAMBERS AND NURSERY :
Rosewood Bedsteads Buresns, Washstands Spring and
1s sss
sior Table Buffet and Chairs rich French and Bohemian
large variety Of Mahogany Fsrniure not
ss @ ' & m.o viii IN
tendance to cart. pack ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
EXPRESSES.

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