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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

\ BsouRHF NiasEk HoME.--Capssin LsPIs
Mccoy, Of w est township, Waited bis homo
fow Eoek5 ago. bringing alsbg1 Big digger
Doubtless the Captain thought he wes doing 4
kindly act feg the gable apeoimaR Of doun.trod
dea humanity. But the white peoplei fatbc
I heighb5shoua were hot affected Il the same
saaRn ssn s5whfd the c6-sra5shd. ~ heh tho
CspIaius6s1si sHsy, hs lals-tbaf s4gFo se Mia
own hoA2 20 10 the work Of bis sgn, whom he
tooE to bic army. The Rhita people we're 90
oasraged that d riiggat iit61id be Drought up
heEslto &aks the. pl6csoPs White SiSn, that
they made. b1tdo hes.foE OatSdss nhd ths had to
lesye, .Lewis'a best friends are dova on him
foF' bis lofty spprsciasion OF black, and they
ssy thst now he could not be- electsd 70 ahy 6i-
fee in dhsI township, If evtS oficeFs ih!the
army you'd Yssfk theaeptimeHtG Of thepeDp!e
moro closely, they would stand better chance
for psomutioh When they ges hoEae,---NeD lis
Boa PSjS;df. ssA9g" III I9aly9s a"AA9Aa'-A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

Avenger and Julia--ffom Nasasu. With Valus
Bile cSrgoes intended for the febeIs. ,.,s,
u Two more Of BaDks's transports are reported
ashore on. the Florida ooast--ship Lucinda,
With troops and horses on board, which. was sub
sequently got off; ship Sparkling Sea, with the
25th New York battery on board, which would
probably be entirely Wreekedsl She went ashore
on Ajax Reef, near Cary's fort light house
The troops we're oil saved, and all the boFsee
which had survived The passage
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

q NsR YdEr, JaG. Is.-The Bfitish brig Have.
lock en6 sCkccnsF Carrie A. Putnam, from 81
'Thohsas on tho 9th, report the brig Gilmcre
.Meresith, ef Baltimore, and schooner West
Wiha ssilef ~ the 4sh for Cuba, And the same
day we're chesen hs the rebel privatsef scboon>
ei Re4iSutIqn.l ahe lay outside the harbof,
6qd dusine ;a D hight sent boats slohgaiie the
GilaiOte Meth5lli, at anchor In she haFbor, and
took CG Ave is her Grew whp willingly deserted
ths briV -' ''- -. o-A's '---'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
10 Major 0sneTsl MeOsRan:

ny Rsm:-You- and Ihaye distinct anC
different plansfor movement Of the Army b
The Potomae yours to be down the Chesapeake
up the Rappahanneck to Urbana, and across
land to she toFmiaus.of the railroad sou.hHos
OF ManGssss.i < '-~e,; * .''l ~ " - 's
II ysG viii give me sstipfactory answers tc
she iOtioEiDg questions, Ishall gladly yield my
plin t6yoass;l u !'ee2 O. .--'1-', - =" ~. e.
Z EiEs,--Does not your plan involve d larger
expenditure of time and money than HAiitef
SaeDAd--Wherein ia victory more eertain by
scuG SlaR. than by mine9 % -'l' "a so"
.ThiFd4- Wherein is a victory moro valuable
BY sour plan han by Inine7 -- = '--a -1-
FoustA--ln fact, wculd itnot be less valuable
Ia tlis sEas II would hFeak no great line Of the
eueni y'scSmhdSichton while mine wculd1
siIin css9 o. diessset would lot safe retreg'
lbelmofsi eiaaealt 81 yotr plan than nnIue7 4. 4
p d llD!.1 + .4y'-Y Yours truly, y -
|; q L iaI3iL -i -Sio5 A. LINCOLN: |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
sHop AT. nls. Wlps-Wo uuda-alana thst

SHoT At HI51WlyEs-W uHd5Fgsaha tlab Z
gan named Jacob Pereell, living Of Beverly.
ahot q! lila wife twice, fortunately with9gsef
f6G:, on Shhdsy EoErlng, t66S All i5at. Ru-
mors~ 2 her unisithfclneSs having TssrheG
hiu al WiadDCF, Where me .Wss empisTs be
cane bane uaexpact DDS, ;, all lpE a gaat hO be-
Tli5T5d % 10 confirmation Of The rspGltss His
wife escaped from tho house ard Fe.re6s 10 e
rnaiglbsr's, wi,ere.Bhe juNspeaiiato e-bed9s Ees
.kasbAnd followed Gnd shet, al bo-s yttls. BAL
Telsiklng, tho pillow. She ran sgaip but ths
PhusbstIi c5dghs tp With be. ard niot ct fert The
sscSa& Gssne n Z ssable. Ths.san1e' ofSher' pec
amDur is EIzsaneI DlckessOa --hlaEietts. BegU6
Lcga, .Ia9gGrgil%rs. e..s.-ig 49, msSt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

NASHVILLE, Jan, l6-TweDty bo6tsi have 81
rived here, conveyed by two genboass. iIfFhs
rebels 6red into he Des Moinea CITY, Sejaaes
and FceesIone, 90 the Shoals, Three met
we're wounded on the FreeEtone. Tho rabelt
robbed the steamer Hastings, containing pro
visions landlsome wounded meuy -TheystsippeS
the wounded of their clothing. .s,...5,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
General inc.

Ihe consequence ei ihis order is that q ~
Der OF Union offcers nov iu Richmond are kept
10 close confinement and not allowed I'd be
psroled. Government having failed to effect
an arrangement for the release Of uniCn etiEen1
imprisoned ip southern jails, and the rebel su.
thOritles declining 70 recognze then in Iany
system Of exchanges thet hn7' besn propobed,
tis understood tbss 5nOugh O. the known ftb
els 10 lCyg! StatGa ara 70 be arrested 10 lurhish
e1oheIgea igr very one Of TIE UniOr mon held
as pTie0peFs in tho South
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

NEW YoRK, Jan. I9.--W ashington special
OF the 18Th say thiply attended meeting 0
members OF Congress from the ,Nort6wesi VS.
held at the rooms Of Hcu. Etastds Corning lat
evening, at which the project OF Improving. sa
navigation of Fox spq N iseopsip giYesaDc d
to connect the Mississippi With lake Michigal
was passed. 1t is proposed to dti5oh az sEisn1
ment covering this seheEie; for which ar,'np
propEiation oi two millionsis ask ed toths eeaa
enlargement bill. ~ -. i. a.l!aa ~. ~ |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Hebess Oecapy Shotr MevV Sg2 FRs op
poSkte EHkEs2DRrMs .....1

FALaoUTH, Jap. lS,--YeStsliay sysalls stt
rebels advanced about ono thousand .nienlty slJ
occupied the breastwoFks opposite Falmouth
which they have been co1stFattIag fe7 The pas
week. A force was .Fucyed doHnatoi oontes
their further forward movement, ql!he! 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

New Y0RE, Jan. lS,--A man named A. .Mull
leFs was crested yesterday, with $50. 600 couht
sssieis. EFw York city currency. which he was
ehout 6Rying fpishedpriOEt 70 circulating in th'
oouptEy, ,a-t,s1 u 10 g.Ga. ~. ..-i'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Rebel OfEicers NOT 60 be parolda

WASHINGTON, Jan. ls The General ia-Chie
hGa issued orders TO the several corps command
eEs OF the United States Army, dot 70 FeIeasC
rooel oiiicers on parole. This lciloEing lse
specimen Of the order: .8,.g ~ ,yf a.d 81
To Major. Gene. al Seheack: 10. a.,..s.;,, ~.
No officers taken prisoner Of war will bd re
leased on p1roe untll further orders
(Signe6) n, w. HALLECK, ="
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

~ MILwlUKEEj Jan. J9:4-A fire IRst rteh
burned the railroad lpssssbges house, iseigh
warehouse, and one elevator. containing 6fteel
thousand bushels of wheat Loss $35 600,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Af1aIFs in North CAFCIlna--ThS NC
y '.H 'Os' DoVvelE TRtalo

-E -'.H -'Os DoVvolE TRtalo
| NEw! YoRE, Jan. ls.4-Richnoad pgpefG pf
tho 18th contain telegrsme 20 tie effect 'sls j
oil was quiet OF Wilmington on the 18th. All5o
lie7ed thGs tie Federal feet and lend fdrcet
were en- route there, and al uon- -oomhata1ta
arc requested to leave town, Another force %
from six 70 ten thousand lie eala TO DO dd
.ySpcing ,toEsEa KiRston. ..sgsiis ~ auaEs
The steamer Columbia bad Eul the blookGlS
valuable et55stes cargo. Ske rcpostg elk sEit
'At0emers fssIghted end about to ssil from Nds
sau- ieg tho Confederate coast. a-'..
The following appears among the 6ocu;aanst
saSnitsed to the Mcdowell Court of Inquiry
(, E; Z EfE5nFiyE, NlNsIoN, WAsHIheEan,l
S9A - - February Sd, 1852, {,
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Morning and Moon Reports
Frona. .Burmaida,a Arnnp

4 OEEDsITE EAEDKRlcKsBuRa, Jan, I6.--2'he
rebelss seem 90 be strengthening on their left
and, extending theirI line up the, Rsppahan'
lockgAa ~ N hrn fataGst y - -
Nav YoaKi7 len. -IS.+.-Th Tribune publish
q q, lesseF fsem one ofaitsi correspondents with
she Army dos the Potomac, announcing that
another forward! movement was Rb0ut to be
made. ~ aAys, etehr particalaEroas We hive
received Of -she. Intentions of Gen Burnside,
y, would ebeeprematnse %, yet 10 make pub.
lic, buk We lave pee6on toSbelieve that tho
army 10 -aegpss Tie river, although we are witha
out confirmation of the news bshslegssphl 8, I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
6KoEa RriEee-4 1--WE uf ISanhb's ,a'fants

1SgwsE EonK, JAM l9r--C Coreapondeucs from
Key satis losthe,l ,lsih; insbssHhe I. So gun.
|10lh, having succeeded during her absence in
capturing two prizes - the EDgliuh sloops
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

l,sss hila.l Luz ". lilnomB edE SItrRi Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

y,i81 ,.J.rqAo 1DICgGG71I
h1tR Mimi IA ln lliaGal gaN 6nS99g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

,I!l 90 ''''' --7-I7
co ,.gGs l 4se l s,.1S,, .,sS ~, a, a..
v 4-i Ss:,Et&l4i4.sl 1ssl|lyss9lol N - y y
s-l isliss- li1l-.J iJl'o IA ''S+sA
h, w IN Ut C;,5'.Es =. r., e. sgJzS5'
-.- ....,.ai,aJAL n.'ot
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VQEsA.o4X. lnMEW S

,ipW ysganlgaLJ Bi lqgqmoQ 5h! 70 9m1l 9nT .lgil4
m Js 10 stsafii8 " agIaI saA I.n5 zr lt
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9tatestrran
TIE
+ ESpnday Nights Report.

s,,y Ger rGcCIcrnaAd's RopOre.
NJ A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

ID. ssJsi5 q. si3f& bliss ~ scf-lIs g. |
am row prepared to TsnnivHi on Commissions 81
ktno9 OF pTopery ..al , t.ss " nuIlI
Old end new Furniture BGUGE11Nu SOLD.
Particular attention given TO the sale Of Horses sh
Mssons and Carriages, and Household and Kitche
Furniture ... ..,,,...a, q, ..,.,t9
salsa IL the country SrOhptt attended tQv1soo
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side while the pressure still remains on the opposite
aide 10 prope the vessel. The turret is very si'naI
in appearance to those on the Monitors, Ddt IL ~;
ixedly and firmly the top OF the vessel, and hned
inside with heavy timbers. 1t mounts four guns.
SALE OF A PRIZE.
Tie prize steamer Cherokee, with her fixtures,
was sold at auction in Boston on Saturday lat.
The Cherokee is an iron screw vessel OF $40 tuns
burden. formerly known as the British steamer
Thistle, built on the Clyde; but st the time of her
capture she hailed from Charleston, &. G. She has
two powerful engines and is represented q fast
sailing vessel.
LAUNCH OF THE ONONDAGA.
The IRON clad steamer Onondaga will be launched
at the Continental Worke, Greenpoint, this morning
M o'clock. The Onondaga is go FEET long 50 feet
beam and IS feet deep. She il unlike the NJ ontoIs
anoa, in some RESPECTS having side arnor consisting
OF y inches in thickness, Of rolled plate ron to
which is bOited q hammered iron plate a lncbes
thick; TO this is fastened solid locust tinbers Is
inches deep, and over this guard of plate iron one
Itch thick is securely bolted The deck is Of iron,
two inches thick. riveed 10 iron beams and to have
an psh planking this deck inches thick. There
will be two turre's each 81 feet diameter, feet
high made of 6 inches OF rve'ed plate iron; over
this hammered iron plate il fastened, making alto
gpther III inches of iron in thickness. A pilot
mouse, feet IN diameter inside ia placed the
forward turrei made in the same general manner ~
tn. turrets Her motive power consists of two pro.
peller wheels, one under each COUNTER each driven
by q pnv OF engines, 80 inches bore and ~ inches
stroke of piston, supplied with steam from four
tubular boilers
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Naval Movements.

CONCENTRATION OF NAVAL. FORCES HERE.
Yesterday large detachment OF United States
marines arrived here from the National Capita, and
were subsequently qGarered in the Marine Barracks
on Flushing avenue brooklyn. Another troop ar-
rived from Philadelphia last evening, and third
has been here since Monday. All these are TO BE
concentrated n body, and TO be Snt 10 Cbarlcs-
ton TO recnforce the marine corps heN. The men are
all well drilled, and IN Il s.atc OF The most perfect
discipline. An inspection pi the battalion VIII take
place to-day or tomorrow at the Navy YARD under
the surveillance If Major Garland, the coInmanduDt
Of tie main garrison Of the New-York station.
over 400 men In addition to those already here are
expected in u few dsys.
DEPARTURE OF WAR VESSELS.
The Z. 5. gunboi ats FuschIa and Iullp went 70 sea
yesterday, bound to the Mississlppi squadron. The
pedde-wheel steamer Adela has received hor sIilins
orders, ana the iron prize Steamer Gertrude capt.
Gessey, will leave the Navy-fard this morning ut
9 O'clock Tor New Orleans. The prize steamer
Granite City has also Instructions 10 depart without
delay, and The Ex-Vanderbit steamer, fort jackson
ID preparing rapidly 10 take her departure. All
l, se vessels have recently been put III state Of
perfect fighting trim, and carry large amount OF
am nuniton. The other ships lifting cut at this
station are TO be completed US soon as possible as
their services are Iurcd by the Navy Department
NEW WAR VESSEL.
A new war vessel ia in process Of construction at
Cincinnati. THIS strange craft Is known az " Eli
lots War Turtle" 1t is shaped like u large punch
bowl, with the propeller IN tie form OF turbine
Wheel placed hi The bottom, and 30 arranged as 70
take wa.er in through eiglt rad!al tubes, which
may be opened o. closcd by valves, said tubes cob.
meeting with the propeller or outer edge or hull oil
he vessel. The propeller presses the waIer down
ward from It's cylinder, and reyolves always III the
came direction; and when the weasel is 10 be moved
forward in any direction, one or more OF the valves
il opened, thereby relieving the pressure On that
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HELMBOLDs ROSE WASH,

an erceeat lotion FOR diseases o. syphic usnre and
an injection ia diseases VI the Urinary OTssns arising from
HABITS vi ALTON. used IN eoLgection with the Estrsst,
Btchu and ssT,aPara IN sseh Diseases Recommended
Fyd,uee Of tue Iv.ponss.e and reliable Character W.
sccoupany The medicine.
CERTIFICATES Oh CURES, - .
IRON 10 20 YEARS STANDING, With
NAMES KNOWN - SCIENCE AND FAME
toi Medical Props tie, OF Baeau, -
SEE DIsPENs xOkl oe THE UNITED sdAIEs-
See Professor N EES valuable wosk. en- the fracsies
Of fAysic. ,v,.. n pIvstr
See rsmsrks made by Dr. FPIiRAlM MCDOWELL, .
celebrated Physisan and Membss of tho Royal college O.
Surgeons lGeaud pGbsned IN 80 uan''euon' Oh 'S'
- WS.cs-t hsufsical review published by BENJAMIN
TKANEKS below of the Royal College o. Surgeons
See not II the ate standard WcfAs on Meaicn>
IATRACr bUCnU, ~ PET )itie or Sax Tor -. .. .,
EXTRACT sAkSAPAiILLA, - per oei1e' 81 s' '''
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. go per bottle or az i0'
e. ~ . .n,.
Or nafDoren ofsach Tor Sle which vii be s-''
N. most obstinate e4ses II dTeeaohs are Adls'ed 70
Delivered to any address securely packed from oc''0o
pe,e,ihs .ylnp,ous in all communications Cure saHAI
tesd Advice ssa-s.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Yonrd Of Supervisors.

o..,.., Anlorr,~p srssioy July q. 1859.
Ths Bosil met, pursuant 30 slou'neh' IN 'heif Cham
r,..er,r6onr, ,,s esa, Pre'dout a the Chair 'nd
the following norlbrn: -, ,
re- stSot. stesfrt ~, 81 sai wrl.mann-ls
1c minutes oi the preceding meeting were read and az
proved
FIInioS'
Petition Of clerks in the Comfy Clerks Office of inefea's
Of sslriy. ~ ~, 49,. ,,o, MIA.
Petition Of Henry f.t,ersal. tor r~n.iason o. tar
Which wa. referred the Coinntoe o. Aupos TaNes.
Pei special D-pu, sh"r OF tho Court OF oyer riu
TcrmIb.r. fnr iuil allowance Of salary. ,,c.
Whih wa referred to tho Committee on oilmni tolI'
Pe,i.son Of ia, Resr,ot y ~ O. ior suitable afnoly
With roiousd 10 the special Committee Oh Afmoi''
ans DnilIoOna
riu q Adams and spole amounting to 49, for met
NJ va. r,ief,cd 70 tie COMMITTEES on Criminal Court,
"a. Of Jane. Lynch SHERIFF amounting se72 so Tor
Jon. 49, with ~ 81 u siSs for item. Of bill. dis
allowed since The sy,n OF June. NO. c.oo,...-
Hil orc. Lockwood Co. emountns TO 90! ~ -. a''t
elra furnished to- DfpwL-stgno building. .,
Which ~asIsieireI to the COMMITTEE on ChninAl CouF'
gil, Of the following named Tor moking post; nOtem oI-
smua iipns dufur The quuftrr ending juno 80 leoJi 80
mons. H. Cnsnder.... solheuy ;. raine........Si0
dso =. tdg,rd'...... lolN :. FeeS.....'''''''' o
G. A. Gi lee........... JOiJ q. smith..... 20
WIN. NJ Jsrae' 81 stone. ,;...;,..'' i.
John 4. krnhriJ 's.'..s. - !" ~ FVie' "VV"'"h''
J. -. Iues...-..s.''''''' al -.
a :, < iullsfn vi WotA........... 10
Al MO-, ~1a frlcrltd 70 Llo Committee County On -ef -
,y roi Of l.bg.ff tupuy ti o. c New Coui uouso, 70
the lSh - luiy, 100 amounting TO t9Js j.. -, ~.
\ Whch wss fvieuyd 10 tho special Conm'ue' th New
\ c,rft ioufrs , -,
H oil the following named for serving subronas duiiig
4 Jay, Jos; ,o-, e7a5 M
II -, N.i,t.u. -t.cisi Ssasl1us.
II "a rt.u al.r.l .esa
" r wss feoIed to the COMMITTEES on Criminal Couft'
y ala Police ,,.t ....,,io, a. =. D, D, fl,
II ,,..irr TO County ohcta. 40,
II winch Wa siensi tho Committee County Officers
4 pii al iugerssn Naou CO., anounting 20 FIi1 ~ io
II IA nituro ior hc. l.t.r's chce. -
N hteh WIS referred 10 .e Coiimtes on 1iy Courts
| nan. o th- ioo4ing uasri for remuneration ioI damage
,,,ed on account vi tr cent rO,s IN the tOuHtY .
Robinson. FVu "
o. .f''' :"
VLcn va f-.egr-d 60 ts ,onlniiee On Annual Taxes
s OF the 1Aing named ii sslslrrs AMI a p.hos IN ~
| ,,.tt.f OF co, stfucIug tuu New COuu.housc, viz.
lneafrrd Communications 81 thc rev cay tih-
Curr'uts ~ Tucker. wsIsn4rus ce ltJ U
| Ilcun,d By spec.a! Committee on Now Court Home;
PayIOL, Juy l9...s S"'s
s,ImouI L Co., kxlavGs.....s...,s..'"...'. ."
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ffdysrtifemcatl
ILL rnN's INsnLrnlr lEMENT Is a new tnlls

No,fn. Ike y Pc ever been before 1fcfcd % s sh &C. u
90. COS unatlu Of rubber gus pcr1ti Or rue i.'eA
rnfrIss al urlugs boots and shoes N 'eutf '"nf
.t.out .tl,cifas 10 msris uroAeu ilrthu,' dccNof
iivs hone D., - tni oil src.ss OF hou.'aod J'e y -
L..ll. ttt e-siJ apIlrd b. common VaNe i'r'
~ .ster on o, II ..herr. oiy sub.aices hrny and
uetey To- up n pscIgrs fof family an mnnai'c1nfrrs
nee hon two ouuc.s 30 hundred pouuda fof sas a. al
IfIToS Bros 4 Co.. ffopiriois rio'll' ucs
Of--- corner oil Dyer ADD Pine srcc,s
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FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALESi
OLD Oh iOUNo, sIN JLE. siARRIED, OR CONfEM-
f.AIINO MARRIAGE.
In many eject s peculiar 10 Beinses the Extract Bucaa
}. brelnted - 1ng Other remedy "a Choros Reea
Hon i..ua - ram illness % Suppression oi Customary
hVscuau'n -etsd 81 scirfhos stale of the Uterus Leu
cOrrhea Hles steufy sni l0r ell coIpans. incieut
to tue vsusr Arising IL 3ics.ion 4oils OF D
patton. u ia the
DECLINE OR change OF LIE
see symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHULLD BE WITHOUT IT
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Z .isrfifsrfnrstl
Nur DFNORI IT'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS


~r-rdf rrd Ns.arh- Nrt-ifi~ nranui Enrfavlngs ani
hstsorirst, Auf-rionsln no ~ No tni eomneucen~
t1- &C., vol krldy Srpf. 50 80 gcs - 4erj
D. vita Fsuriir Ifrmiums. Postage on The rftuigft
certs ssfs - feqHeir 10 subscribers O. com
-ucs vu tie fai So vii hs,c 70 them tho prs,ei'
-f. 10 e. nn~f 10 without ehffg- Adde'S via tue
80 rlossd DO. a. F---iway. y. Y
INV f'''-- f-'f' 49, '-~ MNE. DENOKEsr.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUOHU.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weaknes arising from Eycssses, Habits OF Dlsape
tiou, Larry lndsci elton or Abuse, sttende1
with the following symptoms;
Iudispositon to Exsrtion, Loss OF Power
Los. Of Memory, Difficulty of BresthinG
Weak Nerves. IreGDlln2,
Horror of Disease NsAeiuiness,
Uininess OF Vi.ion, Pain in the Back,
Bo, HAND, flushns OF the body'
Drvu... of the Skin, Eruptions the Face.
i,niy,r.ai ,y-.stlis of the Pallid Couptepapcs
MuscdlsE system. -, 49,,
synoto. allowed 70 90 on. whicn THIS medicine
invariably removes. soou follow ,x ,,,,r,, ,,,r,
IMrOrlSCY FAfUITf EPILsfri1 FITS.
In one Of wnicn the patient nsy expire. VINO can %"
they Are frequently followed ~ those o>esae'
I.SAHIIY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are aware OF ther suuefhs' oas nons
confess Tue o toe nsane Asy.ams ~ .e ne
unchoy ao4shs Dy Consuolpion oesr ample w"ness " ns
uutn uf the assertion. ,v oo,suro
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY OhoANIo
WEAKNESS, -,
,so,s. The ala Of medicine 70 r-ngthen and invigorse toe
,vs,.n. witch HI,tHBOLp5 EXTRACT bUChU iDvGls
Dly h trisl vi. coaylDce tie rsoG sbep uea''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

MORE VICTIMS TO THE RIoT.--An inquest was
hold at b. LukJ Hospital yesterday by Coroner Ganne,
tho body of Francis McCabe. who died from tbs effects Of
gun.hot wound received the of Thhy-.Ith street
and Ninth avenue during the riot Of rue'day tho .ih int
II appears evidence before tho Coroner hat during tie
march Of the military through the streets that occasion tn
roer. threw large quantities Of bricks at them from the top.
Of houses The mob else haloed golned. and dsed the
military do their worst At the first d'olerge II mu'seiy
deecaei shot in tho groin with ni"s ball u did not
epp-sr that he had anything to DO with tho rioters but
seemed to be operating with IRE company. Deceased
IL wear, Of ags aud nsve OF ireland. lilo worked in
hoop.L InanulsctoIy in Seventh avenue, TwsIty
eighth street
Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest At Bellevue Hoe
"a the body Of Peter Husen tho colortd man whose
death has been already mentioned IL appears n evidence
hat on tho second day Of the riot deceased while rsurpar
nou vs4. was s.aslsv by me wsb we ssssss u Vssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

bsn and Oak streets Knocked down and fearful, beaten The
Jury found that his death the result Of CONGESTION Of the
l..t.d by blows received at the hands Of tho mob
Deceased wa. G, years d 49, sqd born in Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
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Phads phia Ii. a. Hsubold who oslas a'J .,, or
ssv hi, ptrp ration contain, no natcoslS. "o ""'
oher niaF'ou' d"s'' but are "u'' II + HELMBoLp.
swora and .ubcL,5ed before Is a., 3'a sy .,
1854. WI" a,t.., .hor. Rae. Phil.delpAia
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CHEMIST
DEPOT.
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DEALERS.
Who endesyOr to d,e0se Of " the" own ana ''n''
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r,rr.NfBOLDS GENUINE PHErA
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHV.
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HELMBOLDs sr w,su
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE VAST.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS E'Ekf"hsN~
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Take no Bsssm Mercury Ueples.an. M,sicres for
psisAi; and Dangerous Disease
IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN all their iage. tie f1Delss little change Of D
-, 10 lHcoHs-rie.ce, And ~ tAPOsURE.
frequent cesio and sivos strength 70 Urnate
thersby -avg ob-ucDn preventing ami caring strict
:. tie lcih,s, aiayiDs pain and inflammation - lfe
ln in tni. aud erpelan. POISONOUS
DISEASED AND NOES-OUI LATTER
'LAoIs.nas u gor Thousands 10 hye been the
VICTIMS or QUACk5
and Who have paid HEAVY IS 70 bs cured IN shtr
time have deceived. aad that the Posoa1
bas, b 90. Cd Powerful A-tuDgsD" been dried Upsin
tie system, 70 nieek lut IA alsrlvat-d FORM and
FEKiIAFs AFTER MARRIAGE.