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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
})ropoaala.
orpN.scE OFFICE WAr DKrlnT.gs-,
NAsniASr1s, Oct J, 100
|, Proposal nil ls receive. q

o.pS.soE OTuor wAr OrrlnTsgs-l
NAsnINsros, Oct ,, itSi
CEALED PROPOSALS viii bo received at
- t- oa.er lu De -i dly = Oc1lsr beat, fer BAND.
80 I'D lU-lifSs 10 a. p1unir Guns e toe tofia sna
tr.u.l. O.. enc uliet to Alln.c 5.4f 14+e-'s
Be- D. ffiabs- o. 90 n or = f-
lts suf ~. b. sr.sF- 81. sui removed rem 10 es',p
81 vLtre IL woTs - tr 80 ~ the cost 90 va
Frcge. or ,io.e On tie Paeih 'bo- . IN sanhsi
-~.i 10 rsesi,,d uall the oth 81 l.lhrr nesii sn'
tie % these tho gans 81 - tcAs,E- 90 az f-i'l'
Ilo GO, re Be Turned sowa q auae eylaAr fer Ae
erh - fEsa ic rrlr ~ % bose ~
o., ps g. .ls D-fd 10 ur bes wrought ri inq ini'ios
lf.s.tr r. ~L4,s Nil be- t~oEy N.hc al 10 III .Se''
IN ta.isd ~iih nov Bah q pr nsoi eoPFer
b. IN su-sr sid sbeo, 's ard si iusAe. Ions "a
bird viii ten; Of Two 1 nths g "a.
ra~infs 81 i, suu N - - nsl ~ md with Oh. hsni
Pai b. Ct us oafc A. H. " st'i ,"n Arsrnt
Agency so q wofih e., Cay 81 se.t ork a. ~" tfisuA
g, Arleslrfg "a sod a. Al, sheuy tf'0a.i Pit IA
= a. sers ronrss Ar.enL VI. 81 Losi' Ar IA. No. .ni
Ihs wors . ~ DR.. the entire ,'iac,l4a Of tho
ecer Who ~n - sPTaincd tosu3ci.actd 81 p yisni
~ b made in nl Tor essl Gun ugon Ia ce'h,1ie o. III
stsCti1n al receipt
rfcgs. ~iI tate IT, prize pei gun 'of ;he Who'll, oP,a
tia es,fihr M aeiA he nsnn-r ~ wlh His prop ci 70
o. tire hch ~ b fsqufei 10 d. the "hole ~o.s no
a.. - tim, required for eons the "es a. vel a.
~ rios sii 10 Important oemsus IA eonsid,n the ei'
a. tgtfd.lf The coltf-rt
10 tl Ill be considered iron any p,re, bat su-h Is are
ac;rsy ,lssrst n tie Manufacture Of iron snd heavy
rsrliely ana ~Lo Ia Ito opinion Of ths Der ut
fs pfrpared The in The u PARTIES not
ts usyegilnrn evidence T. tnc foregoing tacei
u.4s, accompany the pfogesa.
u Tho I'd viii - required oT IT, ffuef u o." con
,rAet AID he Coz, rnusn lie ht " cci any
'l BILE n ic@usi la'.u,itsi ofy
Poafi sni ~ be .idfr.sslto 81. ades G,usI. OeoTss
OEOhOE ID. RAMSAY,
pfirsiief ff.Isf -. n o. Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

NTEW-JERSEY RAlLR0AD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELpatA end the sol IA AID HLsi. via JER-
SLY ClII-A.l All ENlgcss Lines leave New. York At
-ul 10 e m, T. g. 1870 and II 80 Fare 50 Through
.-aer eAscAeu AID 10 4 ALI 40 ana il;s' " N,
IN N..l.u-t ,i AID q e anj . Tor tac Wet
J. w Woodbury.. Assistant superintendent
No J,rrs-r viii be received Tor sny u delivered
ard CHECKED IS l.iyals IN Of tie time o: leaving;
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Steamboats, an0 nai!rodoe.

E.'CR CALIfORNIA--By the OVERLAND
ROiTE.-h DAILY LINE Of STAGES, carrying the
H. =. MATS leaves Rchson hssas or rceFyile, Cal vie
iy, trea, ra Lake Virginia and Carson Cities, connect
r.. uy side with tho Pises Pe. (Lo.cadoj baanocA
L. - Missoig Rose River Wlshoc 1ad humboldt min
ss1PS.,ions. - 49, -
TuROrGN IL SEVENTEEN DAYS.
cforte fockri Win comic -irns CO8oes aud Concord
ovor, srig Ws.or, livery attention is paid pa.scp
.rs ,n rc over q, any point tie route and r..
as,a. ~, sca,- when coaches are nos ieb. s
Ssios ..ssa-o H. Lcs aYa, aai mead are furnished
4 bort - cents eae,. "a,
To Gssao ard Paciac Telegraph follows Tic ronte wiis
frequent OYER ins sistioar. , = -.
be made On ae excess. Surplus osgssse can ps sent W
toa va Prisns.
Aic...o is connected By rail With III poitis east
THROUGH EhRE A'cl..scn 20 P.oce.vitc 7-sn
Pee rom Placery.c to son francisco ! 10
foI arther Information apply at tie ONCE OF tne COMPANY
50. j.. BIo.Ggay, y. W ~ siars ~ -,
T5e od AZ tie Office .: the Company al Sew-fors ana
At niscr.
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svRaror Oas.rALs oyrIcr, wAsnIsarOy. D. g. !

SURGEON GssrrALs oyFrcr, wAsHrsaros, d. C.,
October % i61. J
An Army n1cdicn! Board VIII rec. N the City O..
loT. Eta instant, for tho li1n os c-ndi
a. es a. .d!ion nio the Medical stan ofile fc,rar Army
Applicants must DO between II and ~ years Of age and
,ysicaly .ound. ~.
Hppritiou, nu,, bs made 20 the Secretary II Wa 70
,roisn tho uf.oonenela Of The Army, ng te gsi
d,nce & he n,pcan snd the date and u bis 5sn and
tcy must siso be accom- by respeca'e ei0" o.
oia character.
No allowance made r the etponses Of F>rfon' undergoing
o elimination, a. II I, al indispenfloe pre- rec axe 70 81
ointment ,
lhor, trc several vscans In the Medical siaf 81 the
Regular Amy. order .
C. H. CRANE, Srreon L. g Amy
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TEW-YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY q, 1858.
cpser S<.siou IN nosYoFS. corner z,tist AID 10 ~
En;rsnce 2siast-
TRAINS LEANE Nrw-YoRK


TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRK;
For New .Hsycn, !. Exl l:Jo = L. ll;ls tExl siS
Eor bridgeport q ) ,EsL ll:3o a u 1916 (Ex) 7:S
tEr1 $50 $50 and p.
For Milford ard strsogi = u 20 4 m 30 $3.50 p N
For Fsisneld Sou.ApoI. AID Nesror', Z, u:soa nj s*
35Opm ,,-,u, ,,ofr,
sos pursn aid Greenwich = 90 i;3o m $50. 49,
Fss st.nfsrs T. (Er) go. n:oca III; ls;i' tEIh
For Por Chester snl i,esslis:e stations, ss L;'os
o. . $3.50, t.3O % t.sn h. ~. .
kcr Per, Chester sud n Rochelle r. o..
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via ru.ns d, :. az. lEE 10 tfxL
Fcr Boston via Shore Line. 1913 lex y 2 m . -.
Fcr Hartford and Springfield, a. H. lExb ll.V, -"
~, SPIN. ,,.., r.,
II 20 I. m. aid ,'o p nl ~ Northampton
For Hartford f.vSi-eIge ard siaiNA LliTosd tEAh
il:9Ua p--, =.
: J. lsi3, 2:.p T M. =.
Tor Csual Riiso,d is;l5 p. IN. 20 Northampton . Am
for orsaoic kA!Eu.i, a ~, z:sj 2. III " Ns""n
forl v oancsdays and s1uldsysi & fNiihe.d
frr Nssatuck Railroad a. ui., 1850 p. IA.
lor D.ibu.y sad No" ia Railroad. a. n, 40 p: u
C.ul.lo.. Sleeping NJ. r..scAei 10 ?. m. Trslns
JAMES Il. hOfI, Superintendent
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F,yuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
HEIyyFES sEW-i ORR AND ~ EKPOOL CALLING
At CORE itNbCN. .-.. -
AND BETWEEN BOo4OS AND lNFhPpoL CHI
ITsE Az II ,IIF.N AND CORN tARBOE.
,p,nf. voe.ie have. Boston Wednesday SEPT. ~
ri. $500. lca,rs ,eN.l .ues..ay, OF
yi-rnFf si,,nsen law. Weines5ay Oct. II
teV.fA Iott...i,av,. Arn.Ho!k.. Wednesday, Oct 81
.e6fCA 500. r.ve. Pos .Wcdrcfisy oct. q
SOMA JadLln,l,a,s. New. OK .Wrdresl1y. nov.
fR0s sENyoEG ~ tifxATooL 1900
Ch.ofCs5Iu fassf-"... - -
Seoul CABIN lsssafr. t......s.s...s...ss ~ y
FlOH r0sfo. TO tlygEloOL
g. Ter Cabin iasagr. ~. -
Second Cabin Peso 80. ........:....+. 60
p,y,b, ~ soJ or It. rqa,arai United STATE, c.saey
nrfu. uot scared emil I.ii icn
fucIpsrcne.d safs soG on board
H. ,,,-f Ice. .hps ALL rat b. accountable sr Spec
auabes unes, B, La1n having the value expressed
slr ssnr1 therefor
for Freight or fas'ase srryto ,-,..--.
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VEYTRlL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERsEY.

IVENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.
~ Ftom foo. of CgEril.. g.-C oaie Gang o. HArB'oS
Jg.ou wi,h the Delaware L-ckaHanns ara Nefein MAI
road AMI AZ r aston with ts Lens alley hslroad sIo J,
forming d..ec line to f.ca'sn aAa TIE "es
witt 1u- change o. cas-. N % ,oea
Leave Scw-i oGk a, .oIo"s: -. Dada.
H.RRisErRG ErPaEss-At g. m. ior Eestoh heeo'ns
Pott,vile Harrisburg. Msucb Chunk HllDsn'po.I
Mart YaAiN--At Sc M, Tor Easion eier Gap Setal~"o
Grea. Bend Pit.s.on. BIZ haI1on NikssoaiIe sc ,yu
IL a TRAiy--For kls;ol. Allentown, Melcn SAuhA w"
.,r,ror Eerlas Fvt;sy.-e. Harscuf, &c. ,sL
80 p s-Fox Eas.oa, bethlehem. Aleniown ana "so-
Chunk.
s.sO p M.-For s.mcry'le.
6.ioY y.-For Soler.iae -, ~.
i'm WrsrEKs EAPK.:s--for Ess.on, Allentown, Read
ir Harrisburg Pishur, and the est S.evpi.; care non
| Ie-s, V City through 20 Pittsburgh r...
| FsfRFss rR,iN roK BAEalsarES-Ihc . & II hfptes'
Va tom Hcw.york olryes =. E.rrs5r-s It ~ eoneg
r tsi and West feisy vans ccn' hai toad .'o'tn
c Central Rs road North ard soo't, sni VA. the 0HiDe'
| .all Valley L. Tread - -,,, v,,.r i.s~.,
N~y.lolk a.Tp ~ day (Sunreys excoped n-A.Is eo.s
r.nn.t.o. :: nlIl,agIs with Iers' ars al!oAa-"Ht
no canse Of cars f;sush aid eu one TO t.ac,a'' az"
C.c-.o lwo hours tine j. ssv, ~ taxing TIES tsin
EIkl.crHYoKT AND NEw.tot- .HN-Leave new, 1 OF
sfo Pie. 40 2 North Rive, c. Js1 d. IL lSV' 4~ soe
p n, ~. -. ., M,,iner., H.rbor ever,
tur each way. JOSIAH o. siEAN-'s, superintendent
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CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

The unae rrnel VIII iptch one OF III, md. ni0ned
other .st as fall powered Brh bult seau4eTs from
NEW-YOKk To LIVERPOOL,
calling At Qrccus'osgn land ps,.cass. aud latest TILL
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES. ,
Ship. TIM. C0rrfEffr - 10 Nai,c
.Grsce...i .esusyi Ic1 =
CAROIINA....2 o13.......... 70. eEs.... ....-....
These tsnues have al Dcen bull under the Inspection o.
the Chef Surveyor tie Liverpool nder" ;rrs fossy q
lrou sps Toy have water u.h compartments, and
c!, sed lrst-csss Tor tyenfy -iygo year
hcy are fitted Mp for r;. sn thru ca- pas,ensers
Who 40 charged a. ne following rates:
sa'. o.A'a.'.'..''.~s's ;,r.s,s- in cpr'p,
80
Dietary md Accommodation nnsusres'cd " any olef As
Of s'eagfrs
fos gsrhcr particulars. sppy TO
WILLIAMS C GUION. No II wal''
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orsyp.L Orders rrsunvp.

-
with The Bosii q Ad~rnc 10 ,i9plns sssoufi9n Tat y
Conpfaicr b. sahohacd q di~ 10 ~.rsni T. yof It
ny mndrJ F.por. q tho Common Council, 1e. ifo''a'
Will va si5piea by ,h, foil,~,n, vote. Wis,
Aiina.u -C,sng -aen =, ntye' l.sa'y hss,,s n,,,l
Keeper, IlougAtsn o.w. ma.Tay, ODsi Loof, bfs@5on
Bh.e husssl ani cycc-41
Report q Committee A'se'-nen' IA favor q sfop NJ
resolution that ne Comp os DO die tod 90 draw hia ~ IL
ayor OH 81 sohssacf Tor the Of so hundfea snd
roeu do.sr and eighty one ocii 10 b, 'p led ~ e 's'e
M schsee payment Of ssessneIt % lots hsp bninb'i
Two 10 eis, Dclsiir ard number. one and on.hA
two sni hsh three and onesf I've Snd n bl'ei
nlnbc. tso buuded and ioy iouI GA man Tor rec ns ad
RIDING feh stree from Fonrh 10 Lexington s'eilo ani
clarse tho SAGE to accoahi O. 10 DSni'ion," -.
Which VS. Lost of want ola Tflrni number Of tes VI
Afirnst,e-Gourcimen Haye., hlsy oross. 'ieC otnel
feg.iive-G ouacmen ileaiy Keenan,. s,rGiod. Jones.
Weesser Mevsy, bisdJ snd Miiray-a,
hubseqrrny The said oc scconiidliet and t1e paper
laid over.
Councilman Joyor moved ,h. tn BO.ii DO now .ioorn
Resolution ns annual .sAfy Of the R,e.,I. u the
Cioon hfu.d. department be 'actcs,rd ho TWO i,9u,.na
d Increase 81 salary % dte lro January 100 aud 10 e
pad for tho present year nom ho appropriation under ihe
Counra hrHAAs moved the, tie resolution be laid upon
tlc table.
Couu usu hETsAs moved tia, the resolution be rei'od
10 TIE Committee on sal-rlcs and OtLces
which vs. csT.td
Resolution Of Eor ri Of AIcrmen N. the street cour
sionef b. dced to ufi Tor lie Office Of tho coIpofn"h
b'fcIDry Of. MIN rarni hf' proof sale.
Councilman inE, moved that board 10 now sfJo'iH
Afhicl, lost. -,
Councilman ArYsTrR moved that as resolution be 'sil
upon the table.
Which - lost.
Councilman HArfs moved hat the Boasd a. now youin'
Which wa lost. A..
Connrinsa iArrs moved bs t- fesolnlon be fecif.u
Tie Committee Repairs and snPples
Witch wee lost. ,.
Councilman IIgsLy moy I'd that Tive gosOntcn De fcei'"
lie Committee ou Sswc0
VIII wch lost.
Cooueiai, lArEs moved that the Board do now adjourn
Which Was Lost
Councilman IiArK moved a the fosollon b. feIfe'' 10
the COMMITTEE on sinaAc-. -,
Councilman WgssTsH moved a. such motion be- lid apo"
Tie table
Which wsf lOt'.
Counciio,n HAYys moved that Io Board DO no0 sdon'n
Which carried.
Whreupon (pend ag the motion 70 refer the retoton 20
tb1 Committee Finsncs) the PRECEDENT declared at We
h. stood adjourned vDt Thasda 9Th i.tan, ct COCK
p N. JAs. ~ D" EL"H'' WV
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Steamboats, Gnn Railroads.
CoR CATSKILL and MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

i --rhe scau.f THOMAS POWELL viii leave foot VI
fiani ust UEsD ~ aud THURSDAYS Of cecil wevs at
o. A. and On SATURDAYS 81 p. IN. binding 81 Maiden,
connccii, VII. stages Caiskl 10 the Mountain House,
Dchi sud uiibot Leaves Caiskli Tor NewNors ON hOA-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana FRIDAYS, at p. IN.
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NEW-YOEK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RalLROAD-FOs Albany. io;5o a. M; Tor o Dove'
Jams ~ 50 p N 100 Groom fais' o'i' WV ~
! D ID For other tsains see liGe Table;
join BUR.liiLL, Superintendent.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via CT

- TON NFN.LOSDOS, SIONiNoIOS, - rhUri
DENCE NV PoRT, TAUErON, srd hEM,bEpr wv VI
-fhr splendid s.rsrnsss CohNOAN EA.lh ana TIL
aOTTIf ROCK VII lcave Pier 10 - ~ X, loot I" Sou''
knd.st dey fexcep. sunday al 2. y onxru
Fr;gi. tnkeu low ~ ay o.Ger me onace " ~'N
r.I>r No 10 W.itgt corner 81 Cou.lenft--t =.
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srrAMROAr LINE lor HATE

hIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE l0r HAni-
- FORD connecting with EiilEoad to SPltlNGfiE,bD
sOGrHA3lP1ON BELLOWS FALLS, BhtIiLh nono
L. sesrfr On ASr.E STATE .esye, Pcct-siP az Pr
slondsy Nednesaly srj Friiay Steamer ~ VI H
sURD eascs iecs-snp It p ~, TUESDAY AHuE'o'y ~" s
e boat. OF this lire rs;e.as Sound steamers ana ~
coI1rr srdeI b, competent ard experienced cheers
NJ. y or. A.ar p. rIol
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOX bUSION -,,,,.
WGRC ESTER, PALMER, FirCIIBTRG, NASHUA
LOW Lii. CONCORD, THE WHITE MOCNIA!So,
AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
Tie new and sianch steamers Of the Norwich line.
Clli OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-YORK,
ee, YosYork daily g niays exceg;edl q. O'Clock p m
ron NEW-LOEDDN,
thee connecting With the 5eam5os, Express Train from tia
vcr,sT s. IA hus and ew.London ( northern Railroads.
l.,At l.ken he lowest ra'es ror nonpsnon nquhs
az L. 5. haRiIN Agent, on the Pier
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PROVIDENCE, via NEW

L'OR BOSION and PIsOE IDLNO.,Vl VIZ NTW
a PORT and FALL REVERTED speifid ana sups s
.fesu,.r METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves New'ion
,ycry Il UEsDAY THURSDAY, and sAIt KpAf, a.
o'clock D "a, and he EMPIRE STATE. Capt braytoh %
MOSDhI, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, II , o COCA ~
| f.om Pier No. North River. ,,
Hereafter viii De REGARDED secured to any spPn
car. until the shalt have been paid lor - s.,
Freight Boston Is forwarded through WIN erea onPse'
| By an Express b Icight Irssn ,,,
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j sPcrNGFIELD-sVEAM AID BAIlROA
ICoTTECIlOr ITO CD.1YNENfAL leaves peek,sn
Ea't River a. 3.i5 p III. MONT LSE.-tte Elm III
leave e.. II otlcck p. III, Sunday excepted
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-17
DYSPEPSIA. OR INDIGESTION.

loss. Of S%Gppetite,1 nausea, AAatuieney, heart
burn, costivenessJ' heat IN the stomach EhsA'
empty, 4 pain in the side, p~alsncss 81 the
eounfenance, .lsngpor, lQw spirits gdistnrbe4aM
SLEEP, pains in the head, &c. ser
Lao Of srRrssrIfLD, ONO, Jrbl 1sts. A1St
MEssEs, A. II. scoyILL. A Coz .sz3saM eamu
H10h Gents. ~ have found Dr.. HOSgeS
Liver Pills zone, of the best (mediciHse 40 In
Dyspepsia that I ever used. ! had ben y,
afflicted With the dissAse for more than SUI
months, and my victuals disturbed ny ~
stomach, often TO such a degreegasitodeanas7 n 4
vomiting. l was, most Of the time costiyet1
/ foundthati ths Pills Kept mybowelS ope.nsh
without gripinsf or pain, 4 have actually sgls
gained in, weight, since using diem Abeink
Ten pounds heavier thar, when ! ccmMe9fh4. rs
owe my cure solely 70 use Of the Plis: =,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-17
AFF1CTEDIREAD

And learn that O perfect and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed to oil who are afiicted viii weakness,
preston of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind,i Hoes Of
sleep, loss of memory, loss Of energy and muscular power,
ApSny growth. wasting, away, and want OF C%chidence ID
81 themselves, fainting fits, conyulsiye stremblings, inposi
Y HEAR WHAT rus MEDICAL PRESS skYs.s "a
Some p%syiieisns require to bO,tGld the mature Of your
not. His perfect KNOWLEDGE ofth9 human system enables
himtodescribe tha diseases withotta amy Information from
the patient, e explain its 0riginsl cause sS and e EsaTan.ss
aud frankly ten9 Whether you can be cured o., NOT. . All
his communications and lntervigws arc strictly private
! A1 Th sS BotsaIo Rcm %is'e q f 81. sspAaol9; tie English b.
.Jtanic Physicians never failed get make a perfect, faai9
cal, and Perm9pspt cure q AL PRtvATE GlE
curry, without hinderance froml business, and without
fear Of discovery or, exposure, ideally ,posonp, such
As arsenic, npx voinica, opium, or any other ,poisonss,
No mercury :orany deadly mineralsAnot but purely
Botanic Physician. His botanic Remedies meyer yet Eliied
to cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cases,
and 70 remove all mercury and other impurities nom the,
system when q ~ 0t tSg Remedies had JAILED. II Medical
COOL NEWS foRas1NGLRi MEN CoETEMpIAT.
N AARRIAGE; Hear what the Baltimore corres-i
pondent Of the 0ddellow, B0onsborO, Maryland, said on
Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1s60:l ntse =
= "Nmerou cures of diseases caused by carly indiscre.
tion having been performed ythe English Botanic Ply
state the fact, believing that in doing 90 maya DO Gssrv-
Ice TO tho ~sufsring. One case In paEticuiar-that of q
young man n this city-is. worthy Of note. He had
become the yictimesf RhabiE the mere allusion to which
causes a shudder, and after years Of suffering and doctor.
ing gave up all hopes Of recovery: He wished to marry,
and " sstdearly beloved by as sweet a girl as ever Tipped
words of Affection, but he was fearful, nervous, and pros.
trated. He dared not wed on, account Of the Shattered,
I state ofhia systemf he sought fslief at The handsof he
Botanic Physician, ahd, astonishing as IL may seem. AIl
the bloom and vigOr Of youth has, returned, and he 10
, now the happy father Of . pair Of bright boys" 81
4 Any who are safering, nonattsr what hSltcchplaint,
I oan call on the, Botanic Physician eouhdsntiAlly! They
may rely upon relief. His of1ca Is az No. so, EAST
FIFTH Bot. Sycamore st. and broadway, CINCINNATI
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Dr. PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY Is u
NOT SAFE FOR The PEORlE7 ,lesmY.

u,1wr5 var gH7F - CISciNNATf, Nov. =
Nsssrs. "A. L. sdoyfLt 4 Co.oa ! FaS
lpcdf sifaLThs public generally are fully /
aware or'thc Thousands of reHnedies. for dis
eascd lungs. under the titles Of 6arsapa-
rillas, Piiis, Piustcrs, "1.ininents, ETC., that
arc daily brought 10 their nstice through the
neyppapers, BY way of advertiscnerS. Ny
object. in wridng this note for publication b
toinduce the pufiiic,, or at least those Who arc
afflicted, tif they will use patent n,edicfnssA
toluse one that contains articles 81 real use ~
u~1fraonhry discnsrs. ] en- conscious that IN
90 doine4 am netting most 'unnrplessions ny,
and defoeatoffy TO The Interests of medical,
science aldthc Fegplarpructltl1rsrY 81 pedi'
cine.
The medicine 10 hich refer is Or. Hqla
Balsdsa tof Tie LnaSsI IhayeA prescribeds 10
N. alasTe number Of lCafec mud always with
success. One cnse in particular to which
wish now to refer, was given up by ssverR
phygic ans who bed becn tnllcd in consuitaA
ton with myself. The patient had all the
symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such
As cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing
cough, with continued pain in The lobe Of the
rirSt, Jung, attended with severe dierrheaI
He commenced INN edjaiely 10 get better By,
the. nse Of the aboye7nlmed medicine, and
vaI soon restored to his lsusl healihf \ h
have also. found DR.. Halls BalspmSthe most
valuable ,expectorant for breaking up dis
tsss;ins coughs saSw sI 81 W TRit Ta n. fs't
psed, ,xa sisgsl vr''N1Si ""tNN'h I'rn
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BILIOUS FEvER CURED

iMRssRs. A., L. ScoyILL X q. iaA
T1sTMGeaAs.LI have Seem fof year., SUBJ
5ject 10 attacks lof. Bilious Feysr; and scme-n al
times I have Been lid up for month";, and
nylsystemfleft in q feeble state by thfgpe ehoIal
strong medicine, which was given 70 me ~
my physician agR9go h.ls ID YlgL,i iscq
have been using Or, Motifs LIVER ltlls
krIsometime. l 1 Andthat Icah bFeahohsP yGA
attacks. in o day or, 90, and escape entirely ~ 7
the fsverd my Daughter had af attack NJ !
Dyspepsia, which distressed her much iaAf 7aAa
could hot eat scarcely anything Withtu~
coming nausestea Of her stomach senti4nf'lltbng
Bono time since She got and has beer n.fS
Dr., Nott'soI1yeE Pill, and thssneW y k4A1aM
another being EfIavs found, also that {hsg -,
are the mostsaluhhio PilisD5ds HtNhh5ae Afgte5
Colds, Hesdache, Pains In the Ai9eaRf AeeFes. gn,s
IWoaIdIhOtb 81 WiIkoae themin ~ l4s!,ya WVA
70 THOMAS pffGg xC,s.
. For sale By the PycpristpTsk en-. pcfdtoI9
PM 70 a. j. sCDVrL
% rsNognhwe 4AfsA street, au6ihxaA. 2
Al. .ssls sIsdyyae huHcf "
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-AxER,SJJ ,Gal
.Agueo Cure.
III
FoR THE sPGsDY CURE OF

AAALF5kbbSA NSsO-hA 10
Intermittent Fever, o.. Fever andAgue,
Ague, P~erlodieal Headache or bilious
Iie adachc, and Bilious AFevcrs, Indeed
for the who'll class ofdiscnses Originate
ing In hillary derh ngenhent, caused ny
the 1InInrin. OF Minsmutic Countries.
We are enabled here to orTcr the community a
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
Quantity. S6Sh a remedy II ii valuable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE" cxpclS the miasnntic poison Of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the dc.
velopmcnt of the disease, if taken on the first up
prouch q itspremoniory Eymptelns.. 4 ispoto Only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for This class
of complaints, .ut also the cheapest, The. large
quantity we supply for a dollar bringsit within the
reach Of every body and 10 bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AauE ~preyails, every body should
have ittSnd useit freely both for cure and prolec-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cure Of Intemittcnts is that 1t coutains no Qnihins
or mineral, cOnseqAdntly it prodtcesino quinism or
other ipjeripyy elects whatever upon the %constIlu-
tionN those trtred byft are left as healthy as ii
they had never had the disease -uryH t
Fever aud Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmntic poison. ~ great variety Of disor-
dcrs. arise from its irritation, ameng which are
Neuralgia, Rhc,paaTSn,, GOHt, Headache, Blind
pess, Ioothurhe, EMache,- Cqtqlyh, AsHtgq, Fuh
9it,tion. Painful 4fe,fioh ofthe SpLeeyt .Hyster-
les, Paipfin tie Bs'oels, Conc, Paralysis and de-
| taagt,nrht of the Momach, all of which, when
originating gin this Ca,tse, pitt orfthe Intermittent
iwf, or become periodical This 'fCyRB expels
tic poison nom Inc blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons itEayelhpg grfspporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken occa-
sionally or daily while EXPOSED, to the infection,
accdInblat ef n.saficf aft gnanHty ID ripehi into dis
ease. Hence it is even mere valuable for pro.cc-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer rom Inter!
mitents il they avail themselves Of the PROTECTION
this remedy affords. 900 "a
rronaraa bEpr &c. AYER 3 Co. 1sVen. Has..
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4 SUPPOSED

MrssRs. A, l., sc;oov dM K co.--Gen mfr.
!isha Bradiey Of Bail, Co, Ky had on big
. and q VERY BAD SMELLING, which he thought
.;cuBRei,E H. haying Been there foraysalfss He
also. had on his cheek bono, what hc supposed
to be a CA6 SER, and could sbtainano relief
untils he used DRVI BAKEE's PAIN PANA6EAj
which CURED him Of that disease, and also the
swelling on his hand. This medicine IL
thought 40 much Of that EyIRfFAN1Ltin our
nIeighborhood Sesp i eor.stsatsy o. Aane: IN
recommended foh that welcan gct.osaA1
81 - R-A, CALDWELL.
HYoNIYe, October 18th, 1853. =,