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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

Hell NIB U l. DIS ROSE WASH, .
An excellent Lotion for diseasr, Of syphiifio Ma
ture, and Aa an injection In disease OF the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits Of Dissipation, used In
connection with the Extract Buchu and sarapariliA,
In such diseases ~ recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
Address letters for Information in eon,dsass to

g.. II. 7. HELMBOLD, CHEMIST,
Depot lsi South Tenth street, below Chestnut
Phiisds!Phia; BERARE Or coUNTERTEIls
10 dispose Of" their own" and other" Articles or
the reputation attained by :
3. HELABoLD's GEEUIER PREPARATf0Ns
Hslmboid's Genuine Extract Bushu, y -.
Helmbold's Genuine Extrsss ssrssparills,
Hslmbold's Genuine Improved Ross wssh,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04
PRINTING!.

NT,oILL : wITHKRow,
XRAn PRESS PRINTERs,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
Z sfnEHT, DprWEEn ELEvSnTn AID TWkLT isfs',
-Oas Stavs NovtA af Psssslesests ssenve
nav --Gunif WsandnGton. D. Z
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

Personally appeared befored me, an Alderman Of
the city Of Philadelphia, H. T. HELAsoLD, who
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparationi ooar
tain NO narcotic, no mercury, or other ipjurious
Il T. HELMSoLD.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 2sd day
Of November, 1904. VIM. p. HIBBARD, Ald.,
Ninth street, above aaoe, Phiia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-04

sY Hills. l
This u an affection Of tho blood, and attacks the
SEXUAL ORGANy. EINGs OF THE NOsE.
EARS, THHOAT, WINDPIPE, : y,
and other Mucous Surfaces, making its appearances
In the form Of ULCERS.
HENBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARHLA
Purihes tbs Blood, and ....,r.Fs
Removes all scsiy eruptions Of the skin
Giving to ths Complexion Clear snd AssltAy
Color. -ft
II being prepared expressly for this eisss OF con.
plants, It's Blood Purifying Properties are pro
served to greater extent than any other prepaes-
ton Of SArsAparilla. IN M
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-06

msax gaatt:s @aAIa abegrbsaDss Gstgs!S'
Martif WetBel, Observation-Disclosures GefretG,
Trtebrt6 Glsmnaer, SAabmelfer Dantel
&riieer.
DteBRGD1e.- Gin Garbtaer, @6.
Broipn. Der aus benz G9ntitpqarenlaoeu bea
9rn. Sulbbeher Elm Stad GaIiso geltobler
bate, wuroe a~rretirt,- lno wlro ppr bst
@ranbturY prVeelirt meroen.
Sn Der Sreitass NaAG purpe Die Sessl'
naGeret beS 6ra. S. @raY, amf &ents Wertt
purG @inbruA unn fur etpa 500 Ssseltud
betpbleu. Die Dieses tn0 nCdb iAtlentbed..
6alf de oFRempelnOt e Il. =
Das SGaeamt 1T aaf pa6 @orbanpenlein
fallber tletne Notsn aufmertlam 9sUcrben, Dte
lebr gut naGsema6t iuc. Der Shas'
auttslecretar iflbit BAT tereits stntse sn @siGt
6etpmneu. f~e
pult3st Stattatt. -WabrsnO bss
abeepthenen Sabree a~xrettrte Die Noltset
9,767 Neriensn, 1868 pent9err alS tim Sabre
Sorber; 1853, 50 uub so fanSem riabrlt9
stptl9en seBn nno elftauIfnb Nrrettransen
fatt. Die 3aW berlelbeg IN jsoem Ncnate
Oes oOrisen Sabtes III fol9enbe: 8 iaos
Sanuar: 691; 8ebruat 581; WGr3:
698; Nprtt: 1913; sMlaY 1857; Suui: 900;
Sult5:e 1885, Au9uf: 1893; September ;
1854 Sttobsr . 646 /; 9tDosmber: 932 ;
uub DECEMBER ; 943.% Darunter bsfanOen fb
wesem tbatlt9sn 9nfaIes 831; MorDans
artfeS: So GteGeret 6; G~rauenpritaler /;
1T; BsleiOtguns Der Off3tunten SO; WttB<
banpluna GIL MiDhanDluns DER Gttern IL;
8erluhter 9tOtb3uGt /; 8frTubrm9spsIu@e
Is; uebertretua3 Yon @5tootperorpnunSen +:
1887; Briepeusbrab 1.701; az rai9fS
6abren: l05; foiid}e Dor pifeelua0en d;
86l(Numg 7; G~traBsnprageIet 3O9; Spiel
am Sonntage 104; 8eleipiguus sou Damen
auf Der Stra6e 46; 8strunfgnbeit 1908;
unantauOigen Bemebmens 8; DtstItatl 467
W1oro 10 Meuterei 3; @ttasen bsbsrbsrgt
5; Galdenpiete 20; Musgabe faIlAen @sls
bes %; Sauliren p9ne &jcen3 5; Dtsbste0~
leret Is; Naub IA; GertauF bon Qotterte-
lOpIen 10; 8agabunbfn 1875; 0erratb %.
Sns Saus fir SeripabrIJlfe Glnoer farten "a,
Sn @riminaluntsr1uGung famen 634. Sn
Srtepensbir9l1aft nurpen 9enOntmen 3,706;
unb peeen Wtonesl an 8Ir9I@af In bic
Oau USIuHpt 9yIOO' O,OOO NSgtpWtJ IVt1
@e(6ls6.S er9tel:en llnterfommen fir Die
giaht; 900 Bis 1000 Splpatsu tparpen are
rettrt rnb Ten Mtttdrbeb5rosn auseslieisrt.
@terbefalle III Baltimore. -
Sn leBttr gGpAt tamsn 102 Sppeafaae In Der
Stabt Dor; unter ben 8erlprbsnen befaubfn
19 "a m6nnlt0en uuO .43 peiblihen G,eIdl.
Nn Der SAwtn0ludt ~perltagben 10, an Der
bGatteea 8rGuns T. 8auGwa0trIu1t 8, am
S&arla6jeber II, nsrOSlsm 8tsber 4, 3 am
NATURALIZATION 6iebsr, Is an Der 2nneea-
e~nt3inpuns, 1 an @tnseUeipeent3anpuna 3 an
@ebirnent5anouug, z an 0Ypbterts, 4 an DE-
gantIGen 5sr3franfbeiten u. 2 an unbefann.
ten &tnpertcaufbeiten. Nsun3ebn waren far
bise 9eripnel.
9et@enfGnu.- @m SOnutas Nadt
bettsf 8iGtsr @Geaaeon cine SUP mad Dem
Saul bon 9obn 9oQer ant 5anpper Martt
UNI eei9enlaam gu taften iiter ZEN &Grper
etne8 pIGBli0 eeltottensn Mannes Namena
S. Me@lop. Der Muaiprun Der Sury lau-
tste auf GUO rur9 @pneefiOn rer Qunse.
Man gIaut; Dap Der GerItortene aus Ybila'
Or!OGi1 mar.
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Wl0rffUreife.
8altfmnre. hen1. Innnn,

Baltimore, ben l. Sanuar 1868.
Nt Abpteb. GS wurben 700 Slid amaze.
bpea ; tteIelben pprben Serfauft Az sis.
@ 8 rs % 100 10. 500 pNrbcn an Neaiet
rings. Asentea 1~ertauft.
@Gwetne tpMrben at b6beren preilea
bon 500 @ 6 so D~erfanft.
S&afe uentse I'm Wartt. --Yreiie bS6tr.
SO s pr pf6.
@teobpI. gertdufe su 6s a e5 @ents
y @aAOne fur 95 prUe. proof.
Mf6e. got S.. 81, Yearl SIS 90.
Btenenwa@S. SO O. 40 Cts.
8anmwoue. 81 @ 80 Cts. fBfb
Cafe. @tp p TO BOZ @ 50, SABA 80
2adua9ra 80 6.
SarbbSIser. 8IaubUla $22. 100
GtR&te. Sransem So a 4 % 8sr st
trpnen $2 IS @ 8 ! trudene Mpfel I @t5.
@ewIra. Ytement % Id 8 @ts. . Nolfen
10@l1 MnSfatnWB so O. 50; MuseatI
blatbe As @ Al.
YrDbtitDnea. Saultern % Ii 81 a. 81
Settem 7, S&taten 9@lO. @eBspp,t $l2.O
&ets. &arOlima fetner ba, 0tinb. 6.
GUAM. YeruStan; 224O ID 500 "a 50
RnpGennaeBl $24.
Wetr etbe. SWeisen, petB prbinGr l50@l6o
au~SGeaet9neter 1F5; rpt9er l4O@I50.
2afer. Narslanb AZ Gas, peaniYlSani~
i4er SO @ u.
aOrn, petbes 70 ca F6, gelbeS So.
NcB9en, Mar9lanb 80, Vennf9lb. 90.
Mebt. 9cmarbHrest fuper ......$6 70
ettra ,,....,,7 IS
8amtls ......9 -
0bio & RentuGD Sapeg 80 80
Grtta ~ 80
8antifp ~ rs
Baltimore 975
N~oggenntebl $780,
ROrnmebl $500 asH s.9t
so %otaffes. Cuba 20 @ 30, g,urto &te,
40 "a AZ % Sat-. NewsSrieanS 42@48.
@als. @rounb @lunt 1850 $s Cad, fet
mes So. Is, Gurts Sslanb 40 Gts. % 8nlbe
pom @tpre.
@tGrte. Verl 6 a % ID.
@bt8teY4 Wentg @erfGufe; All fur Git
unb 4S fiji SbtG % @aN.
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A,mttt6e 8rteHifte.
Stantratbsfibumg

8stbe 3petse beS Staptrat6ss Serlammel-
ten ltA ssfern Nd9mttta98, naa 8oriGrift
bee @elebss, In ibren Qrtalen. Der Shaver
pnrbe Johann bon etnem GOmtte Ia 6eant-
nis eeIsst, baB fe berett ieieu, feine Nttt9ets
lupsen entsesen3unebmen. WlaYpr Chapman
b~enaartGtt9te bas @pmite, bAb er rod nt6t
Dprbersitet ist, ipnpera feline 8ctl9aft edt
bsute dnlenben tperDe. Demsufulge ssrtoete
i@ Der StaDtrat6 Bic 9eute NaAmittae.
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0Nrine mnh.Qfnmnr2

lnIer Eager BON allen Sprten @etn IN unb 81
@reiie ;u maGen. aDrr fabren aIe Sorten &bein., Qi6i3er
uno 8obtider GDeine bon BET D~rbindrfen Bis snr beftcn
Sprtea; ale Nrten fraH3Sfi&e WetBe un6 rptbe 2Seine. nnb
ca mir peber Nrrac, nod ipnfise Yuniae fabritiren, 10 MA.
den MIR bas 9ublifuut af unfere sans rein 8ehal teue MrraC
b. Batavia, Sarnaica SIMm, Gcptb @SbiSfeD &c.
aufnertl an.
RpebeI & 8tIbeImb
Ds.s-3D1te. $40 gS. BaitiHnDretr +.
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S(u0cm. Mrb. u%nter1f. Ucrein.

Dnr@ 9eltluB tr @enerat- 0erlanmIuns am /. Sanuar
0. s. 1T Gas Q6erlentmlun3S-gofal btses 8ereins BON Sar.
rIipnitr. nab 2leGGnics 9aa, 1872 QBeit Sageuabr., oerieet,
100 bic erite 8erian1nlang am Dpnnerfao, sen 8. Souuer,
praSs 8 llbr, latifta6en lpiue.
SIN NnittoB hes @ereIns uesa3
D}c-Tc g. Sttp. @efr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-06
Sf1ce SeS 0erpr01tanttrMn98s
Spmmtfart6t8.

Baltimore, ben J.. Sanuar 1868.
An8ebpte, aBer nur BON erfer Sanb,
merben bis ben IL. SaHuar, Mtttuqs IL
Hbr, ent9egenSenpmneu fHr bic Qieferung bon
5000 Sttd S9Ia4tp9fen auf benz Sufe fin
eas Serprcpiantirun9s= Separteu1ent. 0teIelben
%r1ttilen in Der StaatS=Gie6ipaage bieItger Stabt
in Ibt9eiluu9en BON loco Stiid ale 10 Gage gez
liefert tperben, sic utiifen i~nner6aIb u Saqer
na@ tbrer Intnnft oHf Soften beS 2ieferanteu se@
ipp9en perben NIB muIien burhIGnittib 1900
Ptuno ldper iein. g(ae, neI4e tpeniger aS 1000
PfInb pteger, 6arreu, Gtiere, Climber, Sa6e nnb
~9crnlcleS Ntnboteb perSen 5uritdsepieien. Die
J~fe8terung beb1lt i9 baS 9lebt bor, iebes Gtid,
cetlen Au8ieben auf Elm 0iinimnnI be3 rbente6en<
ben @erifte8 i6lieBeu IGBt, einseln AZ pie1en.
up eas @ie9 Solipi9ti9, 70 trast bic 0tesiernns
eas Naa9e9elb, anbereufaas bat Der 2ieferant bas
fHr jn 3aBlen.
SeSes ansebpt nlub, un in 8etra@t se5ogeasu rerben,
su'e alf eitet1 ~ieparaten SoSen Yapier sei4risbeue 8iirss
lgatt 3tpeter beranttpprtli9er unb in Baltimore tpc9nenter
Perionen entbalter, lauteub. ME fplst
We, of the county Of, State of
-, do hereby guarantee that -, is Tor
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
the terms OF his Cor their proposition, and should
his Cor their proposition be accepted, he (orthey)
Will at once enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its f%ulfilment.
Die Serantpprtli&tei Der 9irgel alus burS cine amt
li9e 8eSlaubiSuu9 bs Gterts Der uGGften Diftritts=
Court pber beS Ser. ct. attorneys, pelGes benz Ange-
bot beisei4lpiien 1T, ~barset9dn per6en.
8ieter miiiieu SeSentrGrtiS uab bereit iein bei aura6-
me tRres ansebpteS ben @Ontratt gu unter3ei6nen unb
Bombs ju seber, ebe fe bic Office b~erlaIlen.
Die G~ie9ierun9 bebdlt ft oas 0Re6t bot, irgen6 eines
ober ale unbinis i4eineuse ange6Dte 5lriidsupeiIen.
Bpri8(dSe nraiien beutli6 iiberidrieben fem: ,Propos
sails for beef cattle" unb an 9ieut. Col. G6pHas 6.
SulipGu, 6. O., Baltimore, Iib., ~abreIfirt Iein. Benn
Elm ansebOt I'M Saamcu elmer Sirma seutaGt ipire, 70 milf
len i9re stauleu unb Die Ibreiie i9rer @pf>Offce senaa
a~nSeSeben perben, peer sns Iusebot pir6 ni9t beriifiiGs
tist. Sieter mitfieu quite Sspeiie fir iBre 9obalitSt an
bic Ser. ct. ReSieruuS te~itriugelt.
3aRlunSen tperben in icl8eu 6cnbs Seuta6t, as sernss
%pOrrdt9tg iinS, unb tpenu feline ppr9aubeH, iobalb ais iCl'
DE e~inlaufen.
Seine @iniGufe tperber BON GsaeifSniaen Sema4t.
&bpmas@. SuGttban,
SGn1-12 2eut. Col. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. Nrttee.
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asFelseelAts auA ggAsSsnoteu

ads-Mnaeiatu DON KEaSbingtDn, usela;e bis @Goo@
lmtftoaS A Ihr bel unSereml Mgsnteu ORR. r~tteSfcls
90. AGO @-&tr. apesatbsn teetbeT, ttnSem aoa
Hgufit1btite In Der nGGyss fDiafroCu wttGttzisr
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1. te8dmaBioe Misunderstanding
res
Mla. @r6. &renf. Itmterff. Oeretn,

zen Dtit8ltsoern cbigen @trttns sur @a@rGt, bag na@1ten
il@uiung itattiinOet. Die yneaber btr Quitting sbiber vun
Zoo niileH Set rs Gents Sta lie anmsfeup |tit;. - @nfano
Z ut'. SIN &u1tra9
WtD &. s. emmetrr. @sfr.
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GfeHes@efuM.

Gin Iebiser heatI@er Atann, Der tn Der Ssbsr beranbert III,
f9 ie6cG ir9enb etner Mrbett tn eineut @t0re &c. ~unterSieten
pirbe. ia4t cine SteGs, ShetsB wsrbsn IN ter We&er-htftss
entge9en 9eHpninleH. g.
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Office be8 Solicitors
fit
Internal Revenue

IuE OtN VtUIEH VpuetttpIe e @iltrIIt pCn
WatY!ano.
s-G Baltimore, 10. December.
DIE &isenieti, SsmaB Der Ser. Ct. &ectIe. @elese fnb fer.
t8. Iae 9sriolslt. bic Uerpfi9tst fno. ipl6e gu i6tn iuN
bIertnit eriu6t In btefer Office pr benz ], Sanuar ~b0ruIpre.
den Die 6trafe fir 0erna6ldlfisIna betrdst rem breiio6er
Betra9 nebit @onefttonStcIten, ,pel9er 3UanaSindbt9 ~engetrte-
ben mir burd, SsthIa8nnbme.
y. 81. GaIiertptin,
~ Spasttpr,
Office i'll 2. Slcf beS @uEtembauIe8. - @eipGtsfunben
BON WlpraenS 9 bic W1ttebS 3 ubr. 90 1gS d..
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t SolDatenun u g - An Or nag
Mbenb 9erist0en mebrele SOlpdteu IN Gem
Srtntlotal pes 6r. @tegsr. noAOsm itf balsita
stemlib BOZ waren, nit e%inanrer IN STREET.
ST.. 0ieger pOlte Dem isusrn, 3og aber oa'
ourb ben Corn beS eon3sn Srupps auf EiG,
unb ertielt bon BENT stnen Der Scloaten NIT
|tellt eiaes Guippsls etuen S&las ilber ben
6opf Der tbm l6psre Ssrlebun8en 3uFietf.
Die unrubeififter tpurpen a%rrettrt, nm Don
bon Suffice Walter DerbSrt gu perben.
Napy garb.-S tsr 1T a0es Ia 0OI'
fer Beldafttsuns. Sn pisIen Wsrtltattfn
Ipirb Sag unb Na6t 9earbettst. Wfebrere
sroBe S@Ouner, nit SGifbanmatsrtal pet'
febea, ltnp i'm 9DlGen ibrer eabnn9eu be9tif>
fen. Der u8in6 @6tItpN fri9sr DOpbattau
1T men ~faliatsrt. Die nNeltanee" ebeufals
.p~oltdmbtst repartrt. Der uW9itebeaS" nuo
Dragon" tabsm nsae 8elIe! erbnltsn. Der
feline u%t1refa" lie9t fertis am gcetft nn0 tpar'
tet auf Srprss, raj
@oIOaten setprben. urter
ben tiiralt& tn ben Spttaletn 8eiorbensa
Soloaten finoea tptr fOlgenpe beatfGtlin8enos
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0ensralpfriammlung

9%arrnOnie &rGtt+ Mttterff. Seretn8.
Dtn MltaIetetn rbtssn @,reins tSirs hterniit %ouee3eiat, bae
am 1tittDrdb, Den Z. Slnua1 MDeuo8 Z ltr, 81. re9elnui6tae
Wsneraiparianininn tn Nsretnslotal, Msdantes san, itatt-
fneet. wOsu fb Elm Seeer s%tuSNipten bat aa
Snt @ufti8e
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TrtfB artaefCnraet1e meme WGGret.
Mir erbieIten ipeben fVIseube goaarem, te Hir an @ttprr-
tertGufer btli9f ab9eben:
100 BuiGd ueue crime @rbien,
800 bG. 8plbetI Pber @altfprnia @rbien,
100 Barrels 8sIpaIteue @rtlen,
5000 pt6. fhRne teue trete 2tniens
1000 pfb. Green Corn,
10 Tos erpbe titfi9e 6pett&tn
5 hp. DO. 8trneu,
900 ResS 9ei6dIte @erfe IN allen %gtuuttteruy
Saso, 9afrsrase, &ai5enartes, GbOeoIate. ale Sertst
NpebeI q gBtIteImt,
379 NH. BoltmpreRr.
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@aDtmes SAINT Don SalttmUre,

8. Sanuar 1868.
Die llnterBsidaeet, BON beth DireFtcrtunt Der ,Sabtnos.
8ant BON gotltn1o e" ernannt I'M etnea Beridt ii6er he OSs.
rattoneit bteier Slnt fdr has ~SerflplIfne Sabr IL MAIDEN, bn-
ben ~iorafdltig ben ibucn s~ewqrbenen suIlrag erfiut unb Be-
riAtcn me Iplst:
Seira9 Der Spnes am 81. Detertb>r 1853 1881, 5I3 10
Son Derrlttqrtn pI9reNb 1862 eur
pfaugen tf $8I9. 99l.6
JnterciIen fRr aGstetben, Etbitsns
ben Sut 9tcG5 In ~cenalel6eE e4
Satre 228. $4,000 1.0.9 1854. SO
-----
49, $50. s27.7s
OapPn aft ab3ui teten tpe fpigt:
Ssras an Eeppftcren rdbte8o
1862 besablt nit y pI@lnBbo
capital unb !3inIen $856, 2)s.B2
BetrQJ fdr llnfOren l4,2l3.2I E
Setra9 flr Gteue II l2.127.11 e82 546 48
Sleibt am 81. DECEMBER 1852 eth 5pnS tpn 81 sos $1,000
Die 5OnbS. nit AaSi6Ins les gaaratlbtS an Sanb. fuS In
Nnieiber anf Srmttes8eatbunt uib @c ten, fOptc tn Stofs,
pn Der 8lnt 9etanft uno gceignet, an9elest une, uob yin.
not Get untersettnetei1 ~to1fdnptg 9eIt9ert.
Sn /. SanIar 1852 maren Ia. IS G0utt pGer, tpSbfnb
Ues kser Sa9res purces 1883 neue @cutt eBFnet unb mab-
reno %Serielben ptri. De zoos @pntt ec6lgT H. 70 bas am 81.
Dedsmber 1852 e,058 @Cntt rfen bliebsn.
4.8 &uftn Seuttns,
gBernerO reieI,
San6.4st Ebp&. 8bttrto9e.
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6. Saserfid, 1872. UennNlUOnia gts0t,
Carl Nasel, 7. New<gort
p. 8uegenbasen, Z. Nsw>gOrf
Us. s. Mtnplp, II. Mt4iean
0sBa Stetn0ereer, 16, Connect,
Us. u. &isfer, 1872. Wennl.
s. 9tadbeu, 81. Nsipsgorf
s. $. Oorr, 148. @euul.
G. 9Gafer, So. gleu gOrf
s. 6tiaer, 131. 9suni.
u. Nsniger, ISL. 9unni.
s. Narnelle, 146. NepsgjDrt .
s. Msb. ia. 0ennl.
D. y. 3rtpps, 6. a.. 0ampfbtre
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EabaG.

E0baH.
Seute erbtIt Id per Steamer usrune" bon glep-YOrt cine
portbie @pnnectcut G. w. Seeb 2eaf Mrapper, Mlfarbeiter
uub HhGer unb Cuba Eatad, ben i'd Islbit ousIRGte unb sum
b~taiefen TreiS O~ffeirt.
@p1w q @tIGtom YauL4 51 Baltimore |
SOeben erbtelt t1
etn neues q HDrtsmsnt bon fplsenosu Boaren, ais: uu3erbre&
lt9e S9reibtafeIn, GrnttB uno 8rofsereer'S p~rebieten,
Start's Gsbetbi4er, 9c&tu6sr, fuperne GNrt:u.6crrneu,
Iafirtr gD9sl-SafSe, iDpie aue Scrten 9unbebalsbanrcr;
ierner Gbsrmpmeter unb Tabbiriteu fir 8ielbrauer, 8isrbab.
neu uuO @laier, lupte MeitnS uub 9lsuilber, Se6 rno
Drabt. S6mels-8 ts9el. Srippcl, ROu9e &rastirfen &c, fin
SoIbarbstter, nel6e bilIisit ~empfiebIt
Saepb See9er,
D520it % Sen cnfr.
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Sftr6 H1et5fn

sa. Six 5rn. grApe. eaer,t-D.af i ~test-stp srief in
sef 3re Gtr-Cf1e4.
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Onte Oelenenheif.

@tHe lett langsrer 3ett NIT guienl grfcIs ~betrIebens sDrtb-
i6aft tn gaeft- &attimpreir. TIT nit or eclfGabpen @iuria-
hFs an Segtaufsn. gu srfra0en in ter @eter-0ftc.
lh,an 1nl
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@errtas aStia &3prr,

or etipFeblt eiu Deb[ a%lprtrteS Eager peu oeuifGsn 81
aterret, d9ter ISnnGtca AND ct. GrDir Stunt, gtrae BE- Goa
Scot9 8bi8fee, 80reeaur. @raapies, gtgs II. (. rs. CUR ga
ret9ten Seadtiag Deg 3~ubltfuntS, nit br 9~efantssn Rptt;
ocn 9anoo,r- nEc @amtsnlraBe, s~ssenibe5 Gem so rtts. Ieiu
Nib, 0slIsIrrt
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-26
MOTHERS GRAVE.

Earth has some sacred spots where we
fcel like loosening the shoes from our feet
and treading with holy reverence where
common words of pleasure are uniting ;,pla,-
ees where frenship's hands have fingered in
each other, wherc vows have been plightcd
prayers offered and tears Of parting shed.
Oh, how the thoughts hover around such
places, and travel back through immeasurabIe
space to visit them. But of all the spots on
AEtBe green earth,none is so sacred as that
v where rests, waiting the resurrection, those
%e once loved and cherished. Hence. in all
ages the better portion of mankind have cho-
sen the loved spots they have loved to wan
der at eventde to mediate and ween alone
But among the charneT houses of the dead 70
there is one spot more sacred, than the rest Il
IS a'mother's grave, there sho sleeps the
mother of our infancy-she whose heart was
stranger to every other feeling but love
and who could always find excuses for no
when we could find none for ourselves. Their
she sleeps, and we love tie very earth for hoo
sake
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-26
Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most effectual anti
doteS that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure OF the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior to
any ether remedy yet devised, is known by all
who have given it a trial. That it does COM
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class of complaints, is indisputably
proven by the great multitude of publicly
kucwn and remarkable cures it has made of
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular SWellingJ, Tumors, Erup-
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Eryf
sipelas, Rose Or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed. the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases are purpoSey taken from all Sec
tOns of the country, i'll order that every reader
may have access TO some one who can speak to
him of It's benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula depresseS the vital energies and thus
leaves its victims far more subject TO disease
and its fatal results than arc healthy cOnstu.
tions. H,nce it tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration of human
life. The vast importance of these considera-
tions has led Us to spend years in perfecting
remedy which is adequate TO its cure. This
we now Offer to the public under the name of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, although it is COM
posed of Ingredients, some of which exceed t.
best of .S,rSiparNd in Alternative powcr- .siy
its aid You may protect yourself from the sFt'
ing and danger Of these disorders Purge oHt
the foul corruptionS that :ot and tester in the
Blood purge out the causes of disease, al
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func-
tions, and thus cXpcls the distempers which
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part of it.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of .SUSHpG,1Ha, that promised
much and did nothing; but they will neither be
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question Of IFS surprising excellence
for the cure of the afictng diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is a very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and is
far more ctfectual than any other which has
ever been available to them.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-26

contamination is variously caused by mercurial
disease, low living, disordercd digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the yencreal infection. Whatever be its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
* from parents 70 children unto the third and
fourth generation !" indeed, it seems to be the
rod of Him who SAYS, will visit the niqui-
ties of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names.
according to the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption in the glands, swellings which
suppuratc and become ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro:
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com:
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous
affections. These all having the same origin.
require the same remedy, viz. publication and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can,
not have health with that - life of the fesh"
healthy YOU cannot have scrofulous disease.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-26
SINGER & cos.
LETTER 4 FAMILY Sewing MCHIIE
With all the Recent improvements,

With all the Recent Improvements,
Is the Best and Cheapest and Most Beautiful of al
Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew anything,
from the running of tuck in Tarletan to the max
ing of an overcoat-anything from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth, down to the sotest Gauze Gossamer Tissue,
and is ever ready to do its work to perfection 1t
can fell hem, bind, gather, tuck, quilt and has
pacity for great variety of ornamental work. This
is not the only Machine that can hem, fell bind and
so FORTH but it will do so better than any other Ma
chine. The Letter "a" Family Sewing Machine
may be had in great variety of cabinet cases The
Folding Case, which is now becoming POPULAR is,
as its name implies one that can be folded into a
box which, when opened, makes beautiful,
substantial and spacious table for the work to rest
upon. The cases of every imaginable desigE-
plain as the wood grew in its native forest, or as
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The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, needless OIL etc. of the very best qu
ity.
Send for copy of Singer & Co.'S Gazette
IN. SINGER & CO..
ass Broadway, n. Y.
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Mrs. C. L. Marsh, and D. A. Bardwell, Esq., agents
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