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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18


gressional amendment to the Constitution Of
the new State, providing for emancipation
The amendment will be submitted to the pet,-
pie for confirmation at an election to be held
on the Goth of March. There is no doubt that
it will be confirmed by large majority.
The j. S. Secretary Of War has appointed
military commission, with Major General
Hitchcock as President to examine into the
case of Dr. Wilmer the well-known PhiladeI-
phia divine, who was recently captured by he
Potomac Aotia while attempting 10 cross he
Potomac on his way from the South.
The St. Louis Republican learns that the
forces of Hindman have disappeared entirely
from the front Of General Schoheld's army,
anc that new plans are being formed in the Ma
tional camp for future operations.
!lhe J. S. Senate last evening confirmed the
nomination of Captain Hiram Pau ding to be
Rear Admiral IN the Navy from the 10th OF
July, 1852, on the ret red list
Nj. Hamlin eft Washington last evening
for New England, on important business con
nected with the Government, and will .ot
probably, return before the adjournment
Gen. Banks has issued general order, s,s-
pendn ng the navigation of the Mississippi to
vessels engaged exclusively in private trade,
excepting those engaged in coastwise or foreign
commerce; also, prohibiting foreclosure Of
mortage as against loys'' citizens from forced
sale, excepting as to debts or Obligations in
CURED subsequent to date, or order which
shall have remained uncance'led for six months
The National Intelligencer, dealing with
"Reyolr. .ionary Radicalism gives samples
from the columns Of German papers of ,he
Wes:, tcen;'g with appeals-a la wendell
Phil; 1;oa-'' to push the Administration from
their ctools, " because they do not yield them
selves with an entire abandonment to the Re-
hests of Black Republican, m!
Peter Wager, esq, an old citizen Of Ph:1a-
delphia, died on Wednesday. He was one OF
the three bank directors appointed by Gen era}
jackson to represent the Government interest
in the old United States Bank during the stormy
political conflicts with That institution in 1854
the o,her two being Henry I. Gi!pin and
J, hn T. Sullivan
The enormou is frauds pracsised upon the
Government have been before the Senate, ii a
Bill intended For their suppression. There
are great differences of opinion as to the proper
remedy for these outrages The Bill pending
is complainedySof as giving undue power to GER
an officers Of the Government.
The Conscsiption bill passed the Senate on
Monday night by a unanimous vote. The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18

q. S. CONGRESS. .-i'he Senate, at it's session
on Monday evening, passed, by nearly unan-
imous vote, the enrolment and conscripton
| bill. At its session, yesterday, it took up the
bill authorising the issue of letters Of marque
and reprisal Mr.. Grimes substitute for the
bill, which authorizes the President Of the Z,
States, in all domestic and foreign wars, to is
sue to private a. med vessels Of the 3. Sta es
letters of marque, and to make regulations for
the disposal of prizes, was, with an amend
| ment limiting the operation OF the act to three
years, finally adopted-yeas 27, nays 4. The
bill to give greater efficiency to the judiciary,
was passed. The House, yesterday, resumed
the consideration of the Louisiana election ca
ses The report Of the committee admitting
Messrs. Flanders and Hahn to seats, was final
ly adopted-yeas 92 nays "a. The adverse re-
port on the claim Of Lewis Mckenzie to repre-
sent the Seventh Congressional District of Vir-
ginia, was concurred in The Senate amend
ments to the finance bill were taken up
Several of the amendments were disagreed to,
including the amendment reducing the amount
of legal tenders from $500, 100000 to $780,
900. 900, and the amendments striking out the
sliding scale tax on bank circulation.
Gen. Grant, in an order dated Memphis,
Tenn, Feb. 8, says:-''The Chicago Times
newspaper, published in the city Of Chicago,
having continued for a long period of time the
publication of false and calumn Gus articles
against the President of the United States and
given aid and comfort to the public enemy, is
hereby suppressed within ahis command
Said paper wi not be allowed 20 be sold or cir
culated by news agents or Others, and any news
agent, captain of steamboat, or other persons,
who shall violate this order, vii! be arrested
by military commission. .
Mrs Deborah Duane, wife Of William j.
Duane died at Philadelphia on Thursday last,
at the advanced age of eighty one years. Size
was the grand daughter Of D.. Franklin: and
was, for forty three years. the eldest Of his liv-
ing descendants.
Letters from Hilton Head, dated the l lth in
slant, reiterate the statement thai there had
been misunderstanding there relative to the
command Of the troops recently arrived from
North Carolina.
Rev. Mr. Dashiell, Of Baltimore, has been
sent 20 Fortress McHen:y.
Gen. King arrived a. Norfolk on Thursday
last, and was to assume the duties of Military
Governor early this week.
The Louisville Convention resolves, adopted
by party vote in the Illinois House, have
G H. 4;lod ~ tho Sonato-ona Democratic
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Obo be took n valise from bis room, and placing u
against the door OF another room occupied by Capt
Hinton looked over the door while tho wife OF the
latter was undressing. Capt. Hutton saw him from
the s,a,rs. and sen. him o challenge which he re-
m,,ed to Gen. Burnside. The result Of this Is, that
Cant. CUT. Is to DO tried by courma'tial for bis
indecsn, conduct Capt. Hatlon for seneing cbal'
lenge; and Maj Cutting for carrying the challenge
The trial Of Cuts is still in progress.
Henry Ward Bsschsr has been in England, hs has
expressed bis intention not 70 undertake any pubic
engagements. He Gays bo shall neither speak on
tbe platform or preach in the pulpit He di.svows
all political purpose in his Writ to Europe and, 30
far from seeking to influence public opinion here, be
expressed bis utter indifference to it.
John Tommy the only Chinaman in the United
States Army, was slain at Gettysburg. The brave
ittle fellow belonged to the st Excelsior Regiment,
which he Joined i.s organization. He was kind,
unpreteudng, clever fellow, much beloved by MS
conraIes. and noted for his attention TO the sick
and wounded.
Gentlemen in high official position assert that
tho wife Of the Rebel Gen. Wise las recently paid
visit to W asbington and that while there she sue
ceeded in securing tie exemption Of certain properly
belonging to her relatives from conhscstion.
Col. James Lindsay OF Ironton, No., has been
dominated by the Unionists for Congress, IN the
place of John w. Noel Of tho lid District. de-
ceased. John +. Kinney is the nominee. Tor dele
gate from ULah.
49, co1or "a
enlist nents Of men Of color in tho service OF the
Government. and Of white men willing TO cooperate
with them, will be Leld at Poughkeepsie on Wedne'-
day and Thursday Of this week.
Col. George =. Kettell, q skillful chemist Of
Boston, bad one Of bis legs 50 badly shattered BY
tue explosion OF a coda fouatain which he was hli
ng, that tie limb had to be amputated.
The flag on Tho banking bouse Of Drown Broth
ers, in this city. is at hamas. in consequence Of
,be teath Of son Of Stewart Brown, who fell NJ
Getty sours.
-Major. Gen. Anderson, Of Fort Sumter memory
is spending the season a, Bridgeport, Conn. Hu
heath is much impaired aud he ia forbidden BY hi'
physician to speak IN public.
--Georye l.. Hutshnson, Of the % Regiment
Maine Volunteers, who had been tried by court
martial, snd convicted Of deseriion i've times wal
20 have been shot at Augusta, Maine, yesterday.
S n,h the raror-sirop man, now 10 tbeifJ'h n
7. r. gu,eu,, wss badly wounded in the lee =; Get
tysbrs. Bat be has jus, one more left"
Gen. Fnnk G. Barlow. at last accounts, wa
rreovern. FROM hi. wound. received al GeIty souTs
aud " ss *, ect,d in the city shortly.
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A Hnfri0tic NEisAi0MnI.r.

To ne TdlfOT u Ihs v, T. ITiDunt.
SIR: l nave been plcased u REQ IN yodr paper,
several notices of patriotic action by yuious ielg
ious BODIES In this oOuutsy end should ike TO see
also ia yogr columns Tie, following extract from
letter iron the Rev. DR.. Bnncy, d veteran Bapusi
Missionary IN Blrmah. 1t needs no further intro.
ductOn.
Kcaendiar, Ftb. 70 1863 We are phined beyond
el pressiOo a. Tie re"s by .1y last mad, rcsp. cling
our country and BuFuti.e', reIuise. Bat SO alc
most Oi all pdIleu, 10 get even Il en- 10 sentence
that Americans are discouraged LHt hOibo talk OF
pe see, aud even OF separation. WHAT can such men
mean! / nave lever yet been n,nained oi my couu-
tfy, certainly Dot snoo THE Rebellion developed It's
s,iflt and resOufces. But am ashamoi Ol those
WHO called .Aeuasves men, snd Talk Vi basely 81
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New.Yorh Men gonnded.

The following New-York men are at the Boons
boro Hospital. They we've injured In the cAyelr,
eDgsgeinent here on Thursday;
Eusyps Terry co. l. stb y y. Cavalry.
Ntn 4 bfclson co L. e.n y. /. Cavalry len leg or az
Glctuisd nb.
4 A. Minor Co. H. slh ~ Z. Cavalry saD-.ho, tLrovs4
6b0uiJer.
y.se. shsnHs Co II. Sh " Z. Csvslfy son,ho. thIous
Isfi Li.h.
hiosfa Wilcox 9th T. C.ysly fracture Of skull prob.
tby fetsL
Jo.sp1 Becker 81 Va Csvsy lost leg by sbo, AID
h % 81 boonsDofo
ZLs u A1ch.zsa LS1 . kiIIsd aad wounded
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Condition Of tho Crops.
Corre,t cusst,e of The y. L. Ihsgns.
I.rr.u.-,. Z

y.
LnSs,roS July g. ,afo
Having Travelled the entire Iergih Of the State
on. CiauiAugpa County 10 Columbia with drove
oi eauls. wiia.u the las, thirty day. aid taken
,rr. lt'e ,roub to ascertain the condition Of ito
e.o,. through ,bc cent a part # lie State my OBJ
,efvau.n. 40 o. fJloSg Wheat not extensively
.,wn, lui looking above average crop; come
..a,..ls, ut of tho orm IN o., ndaga County. Rye
good, with fom- hsli pieocs iu Scbohare and Green
Cpunuc. Gnss not All average crop the STATE
G r,ush-gooi in soms localities Al tho wet aud
'sxttca.s east better than IN the iut, rlor. Oais
lg,uy sowu and 5aeAwsrd-probAbiy not over two
tbirj. Of a croG. C1rn very backward. especially
10 tho yi.Gds portion Il the STATE no coming up IN
so 10 three wtels fafneis cay; after plsniing be-
lu, very Dry uot moisture tulAcieul 10 sprout, in
.ue paCcs not Coiuus ~ but foIuug to the ground.
hcry lev foOi psccs .. corn Tor Ihs seasCa oi tie
)oar. Barley good.
llc cioy oi tobacco being cultiys,ed to greater
,&'eni tnan ever sutiop.ied IA tLIs STATE, can
nYt c.Jss Wh.oIt d Louce of that b.ti.r weed.
Ia1u.abds 81 scTos U,us trt To tObHrco plants,
,ud looking thuuy la uud Gbout Dnondsga Comfy.
Nr Isr last brasOn raiscd 20 Ecrvs o. pIaAis.
cured TIC 'nilr aud f1l zc4 tio suug t.u Oi ,tOJ
iof tlc cop. Ouf iv,s wII not Lavc o. cri ond on
Hrusion, winch, TO our N,strru men, will be
"ow, HA At In 80 largely oullivated-iAo boy
croP IN TIT countivs Ot Otfeyo, Sch Iaris anu
Ia ihor wos, aluos, oil tbs fans have hop
ara from OUc-hai 10 ia acres, WHICH, gm told, is
o.c Of tho t,ss paying crops Ia the State, pA,in-
from SluO 20 go ,or acfe requiring 1ui h'1!o a4oie
aD0r tLHn ~ much corn.
AL tho i.ad. so.m 10 he well cropped and well
put IL; fJe now near ready " cut ia tis vicinity.
Isus. t4.iy. LL!aAA lUJDl.
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DrsrynhTE SrRtGoLE ION LfnKRrr.-An
,sca-d cOnyl,i o. tie MassAcnutt'ts STATE Prison,
was arrested IA Ncw-losk, tlo OsDer day, aud wa
pLi,cl ou board tie steamer Commodorr, IN ttlte
fuOui iu which there wht a email * lght. h'n
q 4 boat rea.I,d Sandss Point, tOuu.. ne Wal pis
eng. aud l. ~as Ap,h.,nt uAi De mnst lave eatat'd
tbiou,h ne ~ Do ht. winch afforded small egr-es
for a nan 81 Li, sile. wh, va h-udcuiIed 90 boot.
search WA made throughout tho l0at, Dut nOilnuS
ropid he FOUND ol hin tli. they reached GlotOu.
loa he VAS discovered sliding on 10 VIPER part VI
the rudI.r, Co. which nc had Gu z while they bad
com, hundfcJ uiiles iu tie Sound.
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sbip.-bsrmsnn tB,sml Kohlmsnn. VALPARAISO
Rubsns (Nor~I Johnson Ant~-tp Fnuch m-'rcs'
W-pdt Ad-li (tisno Cisnsen An'"r'P' pe'o MuHhs
Csrh; sspdu.sy. Lin.kip B-l,m"re =, ,,
Bafks-Hsrri-t Sr,ndiug Wallace, bo',oo' ~ '" Ifnndy
yeun. IDutobl Atkinson, Curacosi Beoe ApE'"a iorj
Bur.tal- 0agow. u,
Schooper.-Sasb Gardner. TeSi Boston. = "r'-''oo
W.I.., Rs,tou C 4. Fun,~ofih H""aoo, B-eve'.
n. r Buck 4 Co John Jons, ko tn bslu"" Oes ~
Suith Co. Debopai. ti'r }. Br,d.o,w >. ur"'.'' Il
D.W Of; MARY L.nsdop Pi..hsm P"gtiaDd p"t9'' Ira
W..nnsons k,a.'a. N:"s.;gR,"; p., Rs tac w. is
rid ibrt WOOD. ST. Pierre Mari J. r. Angel "1ltn'
Havana
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fld.,rtl.ciaeaLl
l1dssuIscinentI
nHTON's IEsOLUBLE CEMENT IL n new thing

ilitTONs INSOlJBII tLMfNI ~ new thlng.
Notn IKE been before trfed to tho rubic. ~
l. 100 co. nilai,u Of rub r MIA IrIchs 81 Ru" Iis.ioss
la.ohr. sud lnff - boo, sad shoes s'hciently suurs
,thout 81 eAiz ~ lr1Is uro.cn fIuiur. cfocsery
t,. b.nr, ~ - .fd ELL aflrs a. tou.iod uT-. f. a.
aud esY pI ID o. prsto II l. u. olnp r
d. y ,t.r f. on suh-ta'ces hfniv rIl c'-
urIsI. Ptt ~ pfcstr' Jos nJ snd nsu,ircuiri-'
u.s nom t.o hullr 81 pounds Boz o..
aIlt. l4illp' bi"t q .' ''Iil'.'l't . '"Fli'hc'
Ol,,~ conner oi Dyer an fuo sToet..
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PirTsauRGH EoHrIJICA. .oSs.-ln two weeks
time, vi lout military or.an'4iiioG, ald without
llGitidi Law tie cti.uus of Pttbu.gh i've WIN
INK aud shovel constructed line oi utfeuciiB snts
arouLa that city I~rching lfir-n niirr IN esteut.
IAc gnns Tor tue GeyerI oIts. consst.ng Of eight
ana lrn-neh colambiads alta other KINDS OF artillery
were b.uird tp the iori. A.iOus on Friday aud
laced IN r0utiou. Tho suns were from uo Por
isiG t.u.ha.
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FoR EUaorz.-The Bnusn Mail Steamer, City Of
nainul. Csit HicA li,. '.-l Saturday iof Live.
pol With 60 cabin ra,,c so ,li o'her TIE s,e,rsso and
ae3l5ij 81 specie.
Abe Hambufs Mall steanef Bsvsr'. Cspt Meis', tailed
the .,ns J,y ~. Southampton HAVE sad Hamburg vita
L-l --.-.u..LA
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lAly,,,,..ms.tl

DoN"r BELILvE ~ lHtrNOLOGy, but Phys-
loguov ne havs sDm- tfuth il i soften ssid y those
. Ave -rtuinsd rrtheT IIs .ciruc-s 4lanlki
psr-aIi iy---d 1Hr ir-AraiostctL JlVasAL shove uo"
-.. tls f.r iuir ..sir ..uHuY %.
Nose % , u.ffriors ""f'rsf- Of Dr bfInN, arosH-
- JAta.uf As.r r. DfcAtrsrN letd HtotoH aud
m 4.fo g. go fH- hr.t rutnf matter of 70 r-lts
,.ws 90 80 h4yo ~. Fon lsH WALL No. JU5 Broadway
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,lori- uar0ens' NoIIte.
sr,vs of NKw York
PoHr.WAKuKNs UTEiCK No 'Di W

STATS oF Nav Yotk
PoHrW,EpK>s' UTWcK No '0t W,l-'t
EOTiCE is hereby gwen, IA accord'nre VITA
section OF tue Act re.sed Apri IA. io3, rolloa A
a 70 .or.anile W.rdsus Once ol tte fpt % f-v
ss 20 ai persons Interested n. hAsng cu-f-~ t. "
1,ot u.t.f surl i4utrs. eAsnuat nr. OF survey a.
t. ,i.N ius rAarnns. f t' ie4t
sfarrs snd t-t tla -al aust.uIa Fi. %
-onpr.et within d.5s usAt sacosslin. ..s 9.,s -
.oa4 o . .
,,r.I k,Y,tfoo So "a - Z.
=, uuro4 ni N 20 y AZ
So AfHrff t' -
s.f, T. WL--st ficr 80 ID g.. 4
a. tpfd Amer .....''ss''4 or so = - "
hH
htig MshLlu -
scuoler John 1. .BTO0ks..........No ouA 90 Npu-s.n
& n. bkA6hALL tie.d,aL
J. lrG's llrNpiskS. Secretary.
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J,HE following PROPOSITION has bee.

i hy ths lrulI..uts ~ N4o alma a.. e. ID N--s.t
f,fiirs. ROACH .st 20 lAci. tlll 900 "i | ID
h.. isyorpbiy rsrf stu. ~ suiat o.' "' s"'.
al tao piinci9t tstDnthuouts in 500 Guy '"V -se".
r4erriL would sonu tIuadr, aud tir dirN '.''-'H -
urco itO ceed Without Jpssfaop l. Wow 0i s' 't','+
dHn b.ig pioc-rdst " .n w., tue n.'c s'-" 10 /,
onpottcs of tue A. .NA ltOs MOah'. e.. g. ti4s
ouf tmplo,rr Mcsri. kohCH s'"' ''f' ~.
tua lA tfeir hama. weeks p.y to"d'+ d l.'
i0I fh, pntpo.e plocuriug snJsttis's q" i.fnh 10
% ,n tol ttose Wie t''l ' e.'' -
tni. hiishuauts aud la codsitrf '"p o. 'cif ~
,i,, =. .,,,,, hi, a.t.rt..n, Mesrs JOHN kOA'H
son undertake 20 suh.crht SOM toward SAL Ih'0 .g
of tIr tf,fted 'cei inrin"d 20 81 L. p''A ,7u
aiio.t h L. to toe Iosue ovef 90 hs is"ih u - NJ
sell ,nlld no not hsse siy After paying ihr 'tr '" '
ls oil tue drafted 1tu should luoo D. ay us d. t- 81 '
dsi.ed yropotona.vJ Among tno.e VINO haze 'ADss'od
ssAulL
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rb. 10, Mchir,p also snsssed. out without man
& 6b wichigsu s, Killed and N wounded. Our entire
los. "a v,ousv -sstsd Of from 20 TO 50 ksd and from
no 40 wourde1 We drove the eusuy back to bis re-
enforce melt. near HageIstown.
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ARRIVAL or THE U. s. GUsBoAT PgMDIsA.-
Tho Pembina, Lieut. Commander Jonathan Young.
from Pensacola July |, arrived u. tnls port ye-ier-
dav. She has been OH blockaiing duty for the past
year. and has captured tho schooner Joe HannOr and
,loop Elishn Beckwith oil Mobile, and drove the
schooner Gil Bias a,hore, all on tho night OF 9th
April. when tho Pembina broke DO Su aud was
,owed into Pensacola. Left the following vessels IN
Pensacola Frgate Potomac, ship Nightingale, bark
Arthur. Brig Bohio schooner NJ. A. Wood. AliweIl.
The following il list of her officers:
Jonsth.n Yonn, Li-n. Commander. Boderoh Pfsnt'..
Lieut. snd tIecoiiy- Ohc.I wnI Ros-rs, j. ySekawsy
Acuug- -hl..trfs II. l.. ait As'tfayms.'et a. w h'w
sns A.s Sur,ro J,b. 600 Young i.t Aot.Essihecr a.
~ Chester Actius- s-En,isn. WH. sydd do' Joan NAn
llovsubefs. Thud AutEugs7esf, Abialon hfo! DO
Mate; RoDon ID. fnrdy. Captain. tsfs.
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lowirc snch heritage te be thrown away. What
can t. thiuk, to talk Of yielding such country ~
ours go I've diyided--i. c., desroyed-ann thAt whhe
we have vet men to flht, cities to he burned AM
money TO give. Let Americans use tt- means God
has placed at their dispossl and " there 10 not
enough money or men, let tim call home her no'
sent sous 10 defend their country. There are many
abroad more than forty five yeafs old, aud some OF
them who wear black conIs, who are prepared
without asking Whit the law demands, TO answer
such summons. II should Of course he last resort
but it should DO done before any man allows his
heart 70 faint.
NV confidence is strong In God and In our coun'
trv's resources trembe for the laud, only If our
prosperity has rsised mp men sufficiently ieno6le to
tslk of surmiiug NJ this stage OF our coetest Far
better tax. the motto given .y the Jew, to our
worthy Psesident, Joshua IL i-9. with that ID
our hearts We ehall conquer, not perhaps AZ snce.
but W hen God sholld see rs sufficiently humD'ed
and trusting TO Him Instead Of relying upoa Gems.
Mcclellan anu burnside.
But really, 30 far as | can learn from American
pape-s there is 10 ground cor dls-oura. ement Oar
fathers fought seven years 10 lay our foundation,
aud suf.re Dsny more 70 help rear the buIl iing
snO shall we talk Of yielding II in two yenrs---and
that wbiie tie mass oi the people 10 mol YET know
what Suffering meansi What our nation is nov having
is bat little worse than what must be It's permanent
condition, should We break into pieces. Amercdni
should now look ont Of rhemselves-at other na'ions
and learn !Ae1r history and hfr present BURDENS.
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Ani thereby cheer the V6tts. soe
"How," you Inquire. "ssn this be donsf
This Victory Ger Disssss be wou"
"HosrsrTxRs BIrTKxs" we reply.
Ia HuALrus supRxnl PnorEcros-raT3
As means Of resenerstns the dsedsrsd and snfsstlse
syreul fss..iag every function Of the internal ssans
viyss tn. depressed spdts invssrsins the eonstod0a
and s medicinal prspsIstion either Of ts pa
,h. vrs,I has been completely and universally
susee<s.1i a.
II IT e T T e r -
CELEBRATED
TO MACH BIT T E r g..
Against the vspon foul prepare.
Th., .evsr..sin, The heavy cir.
Drink not uumiI ed the water found
In pr,ires, woods or msrshysposnA
H,edeniary toll you ply,
Estvs vow anist-o, do
For whea a.bsrsd from ssereiss
For srfaeia! a.S shs erss
Medicines grand purpOss and insena
Ia threatened evil to prsseat
ArdK you'd be relieved or spared
From lie that crush the vnprcpaysd
Ho.,e,iers BIt,srs uss-fOs .e.s
Thy are the ASrIDoTA
Of n~Lo..on. w.,es the eavs of crowded w0rtIsen'
and factories. and tn. banea naasncs Of sedenty snpls1
paent. /. /, only n.ce..Ary to be forsaImed with
H II E T f RS
CELEBRATED
TO NJ IL Is IT T z r g.
Dyspspsiss pans' ths. rsek and srina
The body and deptess the mind
Asue. ,hs, they 80 and s'ms,
Maze life ceu.,sot ussrtyrdoui
Coies and dyseateric pains.
Bilious complaints those tedious ilis
Ns.r conquered y.. BY drastic pills,
dread Disrrhes ,aat esnnotbs
Cured By destructive nercuyi
Slow cou.tita,o na decay
That brin.s Death nearer. day By DAY,
Nervous prosrs.ion, mental gloom
H..,.a, Of nsdoe" of the tombs
For rths.--:housh mineral nostTuu,s AL
Mean, Of relief st lsss, We hall.
HosrsrrSg's BIrrEas-msdicils sure
yrsr,r., alone. but ssrs
In Dysrspss Fever and Agus, Bilious CompAirts cons,'
,ato Al and Ssi,oa. Debility con.ip.tiOn ssA.icissss
s...n. aud la a. Compliant. Of Man wonsn prseesdHs
0oo e..a. 0r inhsrsn. ws.sasu Of The Body. tss
dr,.. Remedy and Res,oraivsn 10
no TIE T 7 E r q
CELEBRATE
sTO NJ ACII BIZ T L n 8 .
10 wanderers sea or land,
FROM Polar .hore to TroPio strand
IL households zone, In regions rev,
And dwehers In great cities, tooi
To .oliisrs IN camp, fOrt and Geld.
Who need ssainst disease shtsidI
To miners Califorus bound.
And ,ller, Of wet, mar,hy sroundI
To tesbls wives Of Fragile mold,
To young, snd midd,e-ss and old.
To ths 90 IN hsalh. who would srJo2
Heavens best .irs without sioyi
To al tbe siren. .taless, weak and pale,
WHO itoop, ye. know not what they all
Ho,rkTral.s BirrERs wo present
A, Uealths mos, po,sn. element
ts,hero Ia sry vs,- IL puhie opinion, or any ws1S'W
uel, testimony, .ls very sad safest Tonic. Corrective
md .at.ya now bsors the world 10
II STE T T e II
CELEBRATED
J L y M A q II Is L L fh -
Sold by respectable Druggist, in al pAE'' Of The "''@
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
ufet.tuaK Atn.s.o

3ar Pi,-,.A 80 .......-ii Neoa-Ri.s,. 2:35
bt.u W4rrH 4Hts DNL
.nty Hook. l5i Gov. laitlf.. 1885, Hsll'Ds.. S:I7
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
sniIcd.

Jolly ll-S,,amer-Patsp,c1.
Suip, u Iickstrp. Golden Ws't.
Bu. - 70 a. MstHeL }. o Abbott.
So4oolrf- Aanlr Laurie. snh n.Arfs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
fgiIFPsNS ENTELK.ICENCE.
PJEF or rEN- TORR.........JuLr II
AIRED.

sesmsAp p--NortLofn L.t lmSepaush, Asp.n"all, d. u
Alien.
seamer-Chprles Ossood. Gin. Wseinsion. LOPef KiA
kauLk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

fourth Of July nt Helcna-Eold attach OF
the Ecbcis-s Gen. Price md Gen. kxoinirs
Lead fbc forccs-Terrihc Slaughter OF
the Confcdcrnies-Energy Of Mej..Gcn'
Prentiss and Gen. soIonson-A Tho"s"nd
Prisoacrs Taken--Cslored Hecraits Eight
Rpleutidly.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
fostetter's Gtomaeb Bitters,

III os st e T T E r.
CELEBRATED
8 T o M A II BIT T e r q T.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure ofH.ALrz. "Ba. how !" yoa sak,
We snswsr. 'as N sssy task.
Strengthen the sroxAcn and sustsin
The NERvss, the ssrvsntssf The brain.
The LIvxs keep ia setiys play
And regulate from day 70 day.
Each orsrn aid. Natures plan,
Brscs and refresh the rsyna nu.
And like q watch that's kept In china
BY constant care With railroad time,
The system's tone and strength rsusw.
Ani thsrsby chser the sp<vtts toe.
"How" you Inquire. "san this be douss
This Victory Ger Disssss be won ~
"HosrsrrxR's BIrTKas" We reply.
Il HxALrn's supRzxl PRorEcroS-raTs
ss means Of resenersns the dsordsrsd and snfssblse
sy,eu rsso.az every function Of the internal organs. -
vyas the depressed spirits nvssrsns the eonstouons
and medicinal preparation. either Of ths pa
OF ,h. vs..., time has boon completely and univss
suseexs.gi a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
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