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iSFDtN9 rnd SUMNER 'LOkHfHu. no. 'ii'
paLld iu trs way -trir1t tifir r'vr or ~ 80
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B bALDhIE 40. % sud :! rowssy.
LARGEST oTJKE ~ I'M tIli.
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a. NatIouai Freedmnn's Relief Asno' s ntloh';n ~
The R.y Dr TYNO wil address th" ciihsn -, T-,a.i
WFbNrSDAY EVENING. June J, at O'Clock on ' n 'N
49,, an..t,oa What shil 10 dons With TO nesio.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JUNE 2. 1863

worth tho attention OF every business We hsps sub
scnbed TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS tor It.
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$500. OyyCr AxpRIcAs TxPRBss Co,
Moe SO aud 6l Hud.ousL ;
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The Telegraph Express end kairoad Map announced by
T. Lloyd, Is one If the useful publ ned
Tor assist Shipper Merchants and Forw srjers We think
- highy ct 4 That We have subscribed (b500l FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS toward it.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
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800. OyYIcR NATIONAL R1PRpss Co.,
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NRw-y ORR Feb g. 1861
Every business msn ought ops OF Ll,yds Tes-
graph. EE press and Railroad Map, is uvslusOs We
have oheeffully subscribed iFJ ONE HJrNDHED DOL
LAgS NATIONAL EXPRESS CO.
Per c. X. JAMS, Sect-tary.
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UnfoSns
For,he Oiicc- Of
ARMY ard NAVY
u,jsupin
very superior .,y,. ~
DEVIIN & Co.,
9roijssy GOMEZ rrsn6.st.
Bro,Jv,y sor W..rra.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

UxapeuARrkRs 23p REaiMESr N. u. 3 NY,l
BRooxLIS. June /. 1863
General Orders No. 6.-This Re ynsnt will hstl
m resdns,. 10 parade for the reception tho 31th an
gsh Regiments ~ Y Vols Commandsnts Of companies w
report Headquarters forthwith Tor orders
By order of Col WIN. EVERDELL. il.
Jous II. PRATT, Adulint.
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nlh tirc XnnnYrs RcyiXcd.-nlth R.slnent N. Y.

Old Fire Xouayrs hryycd.-tllth Rssinsnt n. 7.
Nv JANIS - BRADY LIUhr I'M Ahrkl, Cot. JAS.
& iJRKE detached FROM th-i6sth REGIMENT " Y v, to
.i.. hi, REGIMENT Iisst Regiment an the field under the
new call Lsrg-.i state snd GIs.fnae mt boune. paid Ap
tho officers this Regiment haze service In Ge held
: 10 state Bounty soldiers re-cnstng. x13 Sssso
bounty recruits. 100 u. ;. Bounty. 81 cash II
maud Fine camp good raon handsome Louaye uniform
Recruits wSu'ed for Company L, Capt. JOHN J. DUFF
ftsedouertafs TsmmsYy hBll and tent In Park
Cant JOHN J. DUFF late 10th Regiment n. Y. W
First Lieut.. JAS. r. MEAGHER, late ID ~ Y 5. VI (aA
NOl.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

To Indies.-Au adjourned msstiuz OF the LADIES'
POLISH 40 SOCIETY OF NETWORK will BIZ held IN
room No. p Cooper Union GU WEDNESDAY,, Jans s. st
!, c. M Lsdor Of New YORK AM vicinity ere earnestly
I'd ,o,nec1lly Invited 60 attend. Any ion ma
w. .lde.sed to the President hr, Mart' Ws,sr Cook No
70 Hudson Terrace Hobckrn ponaio NAY os snt 10 the
l,.s'-., uts AZ Gam. No. u We,t st Per oIder.
Mr.. M ". coon. F,ssiden, pro tenn
Mr., f. JoSpy Secretary pro ten.
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u.,souarter- Loyal brigade Of the NORTH

NJ "a ff aaysv where al concentrations must be Il
S,...sd 10 olou- WM BLISS, organizing the Brigade.
TyPOI ling OFFICES-No. 25i Brosdway, oppo-ts the
ca H. No 4C,ntr--st, opposite Controsis Office. saA
No' Court. Il, Brooklyn, opposite City Hall
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"ll Hoe kincCs.'
nONlAINE,., CKINIENN NITTNR.

rONfAINF'5 CRTNtfAN BlTTERS.
i-c al-rfs .seI 20 sr any O. ths compound. fno1n
30 .r 1,f..- . t,l., u.u & '~ .~n"isS Injurious
I'D .ouig1l %. is te;ogs aDgs uu< csf-iu tfiti
of ts trt. t-fs' 10 rel uf b.. cstilclira ~ w..
tLt.onsaL iutr Of Nt.t0fs. have - mediation t. .
sual.- turf. o. i4y ii.H a GO cus'or.erl.
FREDERICK s. COZXENS,
Ns.nl OF i.ou.a ..t. Niar..
"a % Merrtn.f
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Hr,per,vrrR- Paoyo-r.MsasaAL,

no C71 3i-ay.. Nc~-SoTs CITY.
luxaIr, - oyorr.MAkTlAL OaSERAL's OFFicz,
y '.rIr.r5v d. g. May -, lssL-A.. WHO desire -
o.n "a particular gens Of csVsry now IN the hed sos
ity DAYS 20 the Bos;d Of Enrolment in their
s.-.vr nis;.cs Thc Board shall oIanine them aud n
rau- upon -f ine.s Tor h- service ana found TO %
ia H., Prr,- Asfsa The District shall give them tgane
the general rendezvous, ~ tue headquarters
Of tie a. Proves. Marshal General q ths stale IA sooa -
ia. urf this general serd.VOus, they shan
J- uy los muster sud GisougS.ns otheef, Aa
PAID - hin tie toug,y GiSwot o. law.
JAMES h. FRY. fT1vost-hspbA General.
p sn who d,..s ~ ea 4 pgsvn. thea selves at these
brit fuar,rr'. 1-aS, =; 1I IN a.,
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The Old Fire Zounycs Reyiysd:mI!Ig REaI-

MENr ~ Y. S. Volt NFEER AGAIN IN THE FIELD
Tai. smeut viii be Offered entirely by men who h:ys
bc-a In service. end who either been hcnersby ds
served their time out Every will DO tsksa
to make thi. gmcn, credit to tho City OF
en Lo nave been ia service and again proposing 10
enlist would do ell at these Hssdlustera AL the
bounrs by law promptly paid Apply Tam
u.uy Hal Observation-Disclosures T. Brady Light infantry~.
llth Regiment ~ Y. Volunteers -
''A :" JAMES q. BURKE, Colonel Comm sndiss.
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AhIita,D &0iltsa.
VrApQrAHTEgs PRovosr.MsUBsL, }
siKru nivr. \. Y. No. les bTn.tr.,
a., ....w lima l9Gt

Nrw-Yoag. June |, 1855.
r,vuir.--r .ovosr. MARSHAL GENEaaDs Orgon
~ .sWfv.r,. - e.. May p. lso3A Al men vhs de.re -
oiu auy particular rri OF c.yay now IN she beli ee
.fab. ,5fg.d pt-s"at themselves 81 ay time dufnt
n sxt thirty Gays tnr bo1Fd OF Trustees ia their 70
s-...s Di .i ~ The Board will rzsmIa, them :nd DO
uuou .u-i. Tor the fegvies and II iosno 70 os
N Pfo,n ast.as' District VIII sivc toem tesns
rirta g. tic fi-ne.i Rendezvous st the traa
,.tef, o, the A. a f.h-l General Of The Stse
ION g ,lry prrAuut taerise!gtsA THIS usil "a headek
IND. t.v s.i 10 duly mustered by mnstFinz AID fis
bfss 6is.t aud paid b., hin tie bou0ty SLOWED oy law
JAHEs FRY Pfoso--N-r'h. General.
Porous desiring 20 enll's will pte,en; 81 'as
Hes l1ulftsr, without Gfay. JA@Eo =. f"nn;n
t.y,.la ,nd Pr.vy.A.rshsl VIII Con, re,sioosl Dist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

The Old Fire Zouaves Again in the Field
JAMES T. BkAUY LiGhr infantry, (lth Rest y I. s.
VI Col JAS. e BURKE detached from l6ith " Y V. 70
raise this Regiment Ellsworth muss be avenged LsIssst
Boune. giveu botn State and United States 80 20 so
dies reon,ug SIS to recruits. 800 U. :. Bounty
cash in hand. Recruits wanted to NIL up Company q
Cept JAMES J.. DUNCAN late 37.h N Y. " AID 9th n
Y. ;. NJ Headquarters Compsn, 4, No. IL Centre-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

"In Hoe ymcr,."
R0NtiNE's CgiMEiN bllIEBs.
IIulhc be-, r,hiiafant tonic ever ole:,d 10 ,~ pu''
r No up. ,us reaction foll,-. rom .u'e counter
.. the eeer,.,es gGsc,, Of summer and .v.oa.' tL.
q. -e,ti,s Organs
Fer sale by iiFGEMAN B CO.
rhe cr.efcnbera Coupary's Medical Ius:itu-
tlOp
20 ,.r rc.ra v,l lrou So. :. togd a. %
i SOL J9 WILLlAt-sT. NEW-YORN.
(st.i ,.ufc, y lsifuJ.
over tho yi..., a.- drug s-oro Oh \. j.. SANDS Co
qr celebrated Crtebofg Uterine Gail o.n. hii oil Of
,, sriruur-g -lnlJ mo4cnss Ae so!, Hse-4c and fc
H.. - r. GUiDdE the Rrul,nt Phvsi,an. will! consult
with hi, lrIs ali patients at No. 1872 NiLLlAM-oi T.,
frtffl IUa co. 90 4 . m.
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K,o., CANT, Republican General Commit.
r,e E.rmcr., CIub Of the American insiifnfc

N -. a. a. room. 40 the Cooper Union Budihs NO
NV Trr.rd,vi Juno . OIL u o'clock, T. M Inc mee'"s
Of IN, Quo .fo open to tho puzzle ,,ot,s s.r.,,r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

Rifles sld masI1eis Tor Sair.-S.0so irn'aian
Smooth Muske,s Loco Prussan SAM bues ana 'cv
ha.seur do Luc.une. Rihs. All bsnns are OF tho beat
quality subject inspection Tor particulars sdaI7S
Box No. II, h. \. Possutlso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LINGUISTIC B0OxS.--BOCCACCTOs DECAMBRON,
ia ''thc gsyest literary feast that RECALLED human
taste WITH "a hesuainl engrsvngs ~ ~. -.
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kpthss al I'm In fan. snJ irc sleri MATES W CENTS.
OvfDS ART or LOVE amt AN0k0US Works, entire,
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DRYDEN TALES AND FABLES, with very hne plates.
A CHARMING title pocket connanon 30 csuts.
ROussFtuis GoxrEssi oNs--,thc mos, fascinating
Zoo. Eve, rt,tsa v translated handsome volumes,
81 sp seat ~ mail carefully ed from npertinent
rinsy gu reos the price aud ~ r cont Tor postage
Z. BfANCHARO Publisher, 20 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

sIDsYCBoMANcY." HOW EITHER sen NAY PAS.
oinats aud asiu the love conndercs, affections and
coot viii of ny person hey instantly THIS smre
mental aclur al pOsses securing sccess
With Guide % Unmarried u y tt sexcsn egiraordi.
80. pook 81 grat rzt r. - edition Over pu an
ion.s siresdy sold, AddrssT William 4 90 pabl shrfs
PMaGcichs.
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CABINET FURNITURE

et00 900 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
In consequences OF the falling on In whoe business
offer our own manufactured goods 10 the pablo the
loves, prices
made OF selected material and In the latest fesniouabis
styles All goods warranted
Please al anime our goods before purcha
WE'LL a BRAUNSDORF
rs and lU Rivnston street between Esr and Norfolk
Grand Essca and Houston stages PASS clos. he,
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FOR sALE-A BRiCG STABLE md LOT 80 SIXTH
erect second ago IL lot 26.ll by SOLO
sor PARTICULARS Amply g ALLEN q BROWN. VI broadway
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NOTICE.--ALL SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR Dis
IN ability entitled 500 h3any. without regard
time service Apply person y letter to exCapt
Ly on Il lae, 500 Canal street
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LrNAMELLED FURNIrURE-ALL STYLES AND
II also Chamber Suits in walnut and Chestnut Te.
best assortment IN he city Wholesale and retail III "a
nal street WARREN WARD
L,URNTTURE wANTED-Aky LADY OR GENTLE
in man breaking up Housekeeping and wishing fe -,
their furniture, vii hnd cash customer Nv adiressfp~
line to j. b. $50 Hudson street Country ais at,endca
-
IiuRNtTuRE, CARPETS, &C.. BOUGHT euE c.su.
II hooks Pamphlets and Libraries bought fer ss A. ia
sixth avf nnc between Ninth aud zenith strsta H., ~
vacnt res Ntnuae also arHe took = Ruoks for ~slr
\ o1iCE-MARfiN's FtRNafuRk EXPRESS.
.1 .,r. all. ~ BruaaWsv tasrrt v.iq - ~, y, =
4,,a.nss moderate rates BY tle load cont As,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

,70R sALE-A THREE STORY BROWN STONE
snt Hoaae lS West Thirty seventh street. Inquire on
so H,fnfae
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Cv~vpaf OYrrx % SNurAry rnssts.toS "a y SFpgfr
NasiirSsfos. e.. Fei. q i~'3.
THE EERELLioN.r--NANFED FOR THE 9vE
ilNpifod anA sNty clr. N relin.cni =. y w. no'S
tof pnr mrlt o. ~ - Eofi wun. TOR wt.f'i
l,tcrs arr1pleaart4 VII b. ua' Apply Inn III atey 4.
2Ie " sstfa., room No. !. ~ stai.ss
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FURNITURE.

N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD PURNT.
ture at private SAFE, property Of family leaving city
Cover; Drawing Room sats-eiso one ti9; Etagercs,
Bookcase Centre Tables EncoGnuTes Vases Clocks Paint
ings Articles OF vru, Bronzes Buffet Extension Table
China Gass Silver Ware, Bureaus Bedseads Matuesscs
BEDDING Made 10 order for subscriber N. MIDDLETON.
ll3 West Twenty third street, Sisth avenue
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. o0Tf 30E FOR SALE OR TO Lrr-yERY BEAUTI-
X tr located, thstblu9s tae fassaic rlver Belle
fguf lois 1G1 shade trees Aoase good order; rent
stth A.'sots shGHue Patton, nos INA p. 1t Office
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NOTICE TO DISCHARGED s0LptERs.-ALL DIS
IN chaped soldiers obtain the 500 Bounty by eaung
on e. =. ioc AE, Army aud Navy A,ent, 70 Pine street.
New York.
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& '0UNIRt REalDsNCEs.-FOR SALE, TWO ELE.
s1ut places - Nctrburg the Hudson IA res
order, witn .i modern Improvements Apply 10 WaI
d, Nos n, No ? a1 street.
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's'T'"''".ji H McoAMrBEIl se-raary ANA rreaaarer

NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCT-NOs. 293 AND 295
IN Broadway. Back Pay, Bounts Prize Money and PEN
sons for snd!ers sailors their wdows and hers.
farkcr Major General
Dix u. S. Rev. IL. VI Bellows Presd ut Sanitary Com
mi
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BILLIARDS.

RII1IARDS-FoR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK ~
- new and second hand fables, reasonable psicea Or
ders By mail attended TO- BY W. H. GRIFFITH 10 Fusor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

ZOE SALE-THE vALuABLE PROPERTY ON THE
r. NCuawest corner 81 Blocker and Wooster streets y
ecker street by Ito feet Wooster street. For
rs apply r. y. SECOR - Reade street, stairs.
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-cR SALE OR EyCHaNGE A FINE COUNTRY
Mansion. e.cy couF eneDi hr railroads and Peck
s tetey thity minutes from fw nty SIKH street. Price
10 printed deser ption, fun particulars, ground
tara TO-. . Book street good sized city House,
e. ~ lncyeeuaHae nei. hbot Old, taken IN exchange.
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II story and brick Hoa-e NJ Wstt ~
street sIx9s v, house good otter newly T. p4i ~ !.
Au,ed inside WITH a modern improvements raol ~. 4
end gyrybasspl Apnv ~ r ,. MCKEE u NAN s.r.rt
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Tables, with SHARP patent cushions. superior 70
al The manufartory Fulton street Also, second hand
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L,oR SALE OR TO LET-THE UNITED STATES HO
Y Tel. Lake Georpe, ~ y, visa Wis the Fort William
Henry Hotel with about 100 Of tine land The loca
ton cannot be surpassed fer beauty and scenery
fine chance for enterprising party. For fur
Their particulars apply TO WIN Helms, Nassau street
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DWt0ING SITES At souru BEPGEN SEVERAL
~ bauclnF tsos elegantly coated, aer horse railroad
s iFo niles Iog Jersey 1ty. ntainng from foGr
t lots each, Isrms liberal Apply % tie owner at Al
street, seW HorG
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pcUGRY PRoPERrY FOR SALE THE HOUSE
- Aad Le No $40 hGwery opposite BieeGker street. Y
81 are the premises,
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J. berg New Jersey, opposite SEVENTEEN street, New
York. two Honses suitable for bakery, with
and good web OF The other will be let out In
both have stables attached To good paying tenants
would be rented low and in perfect order To be
by applying Squire DWYER, the premises
uraf1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-08

LNoR sALE-FIvE SPLENDID BILLIARD TABLES.
II with marble beds and Phelans cushionsi they wh te
sold reasonable cash customer For psrcaiars apply
at l37 Ninth street, near Broadway
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-14
"A Pair Of Female Copperheads,

Mrs. Moon and her daughter, from
Hamilton, Ohio, ard relatives IL Judge
Clarke, . leading 'Copperhead of But
Ter county. of the most malignant per-
suasion. were arrested IN Cincinnati
on the Sd, on board steamer bound
for Memphis, under the suspicion that
they were conveying coDtrab band
goods to the rebels. They denied the
charge, but the officer said they must
'disgorge. The young Moon had con-
concealed upon her person from twen-
ty- Eve to fifty letters, addressed 10
sundry captaius, colonels, majors,
ETC., in the rebel army, and ia q huge
hustle or sack, fastened to her person
she had forty bottles of morphine
seven pounds Of opium, and quanti-
~ of camphor, all of which was taken
possession Of by Mr.. Rose, in the
name Of Uncle SAM After the
young lady was caught. she got on
the rampoge and shouted for JEFF. Da-
Wis in the most beautiful style. The
ladies, together with the correspond
ence, were handed over to the custo-
dy Of the military authorities, to be
dealt with according to the rules and
regulations IN such case made and
provided.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-14
The Early Physical Degeneracy of
AMERICAN PEOPLE.

JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR, STONE,
Physician 10 the Troy Lang and Hygienic Institute !;
A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical De-
cline Of American People the Causes OF
Nervous Debility, Consumption and Maras-
mus.
This Work Of high moral TONE ,rte Il, ohaste, vet
',Eg language, oT1ea dreciy 70 the moral
Of ALL sPARENfS.a and Guardians s5xciauy defaiting
scientific and reliatle aids and treatment for cure.
II will be seat by Msil on receipt Of two "a cents)
psrents aad Guardians { Young Men and Ladies.
Fail not 10 send and get this book
word of solemn Csscious adrice ot.oe uAO ssll rea
class Of maladies prevail fearful extent in com
munity, booming at least 100 900 youth Of both sexes
annually 10 early grave Those diseaseases very
imperfactly Understood Their external mantle statons Of
symptoms are Nervous Debility Relaxation and exha1s
,oa hara-nas or wasting and consumption of the whole
body shortness OF breaAhisg or hurried breathing
ascending hill fight Of stars great palpaiion of
the heart Asthma bronchitis and Sore Throat shaking
Of the Hands and Limbs aversion tn society and b
sincss study dmnessof the Eye sight loss of memo
~ dizziness OF head neutagc pain parts of
body: pains IN the back or limbs iumbago dyspepsia
indigestion, Hreguary or the bowels deranged sections
Of the kidneys and other glands of the body Ieucor
rhoa or Feur AIbus &c vruen diseases In both Male
ana Female Likewise Epilepsy, Hystcria and nervous
Now, in ninety nine cases out of every one hundred
all The above named disorders, aud host Of others NOT
named as Con npton Or the Lungs and that most I'M
sldous and wiley form of Consumption Of the SPINAL
Nerys, known Mbes Dorsals and Mesefterica have
Their seat and origin n diseases Of the Pelvic yiseera
Hence the want VI o the old school practice In
\ treating symptoms only. No
M. Andrew Stone, Physician 10 the Troy Lung and
Hygienc lnstuton b now engaged In treating this Class
modern naladies with the most astonishing success
The treatment adopted by the Institution Is new il has
ca upon scientific principles with discovered res.
dies, without minerals posons The facilities Of cure
are such thai patients can be cured ts homes In any
part OF the country, ffom aerurate dascsptios Of their
case by letter, and have the medicines sent them By
man or express Printed interroeatores will be forvsr-
| ded on application. FIyTl
~ Consumption Catarrah and diseases Of the throat
cared as Wen at the home Of patients the nsttution
ny sending the Cold Meicated Inhaling Balsamc yaprs
WIN nhaer, and ample directions for their USE and di
| rect correspondence
a3- Patients applying jor interrogaories or advise
| must inciose return stamps u attention
Be- The attending Physician will be found at the In
atution for csnsuiatiop, from o a. NJ to9P NJ Of each
day, sunday in the forenoon.
Address Dr. ANDREW SToNE
Physician 10 the Troy Lung and Hygiene Institute and
Ply siaan for Diseases Of the Heart Throat and Lungs %
Fifth 81, Troy, n. Y.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-14
Sensations on Being First Kissed.

An English writer "a LADY, thus EN-.
bodies her virgin emotions in the
words of timid confessional:
"The FIRST time she was kissed
she felt like vase OF roses swimming
In honey and eas-de-eoiqgme. She also
felt as it something was running
through her nerves on feet Of dia.
mOnds, escorted by several little Gu
pids in chariots drawn by angels. sha.
ded by boneysnckles, and the whole
spread with melted rainbows."
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4 CHRONIC DISEASES such as Dyspep-
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Dr. ID. J. SMITH, a Druggist of high stand
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-14

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That they may know what they are using
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