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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17
CURES GUARANTEEDi ADVICE GRATISH
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared befored me, an Alderman Of
the city Of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBOLD, who
being duly sworn, doth say, hiA Preparations con-
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or Other injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable, ~
X, T., HELMloLD.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me, this 28d day
Of November, 1854. WIN. p. HIBBARD, Aldg J 7
Ninth street, above Race, PhilA.
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Address letters for iniOrmatiou in eoOHadenso to

H. 4. HELMBOLD, CHEMIET, .aulfgg
Depot lol South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
Philadelphia BERARE OF C0UHTERfEITS
TO dispose OF their Own' and = OthsrR Articles on
the reputation AttAlnedpy .u..nnuunDrgI gi Hul.
RELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATF0Asp
Hslmbold's Genuine E1ItISSt BuOhuI
fIolmbOld's Genuine Extract SAFSApAFilIai
Eelmboldb Genuine Improved Rose WAIh
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This Medieine increases the power Of DieeStioa
and excite, the Ahsoreents into healthy action by
Unnatural Enlargemonts are reduced a. wen aa
Pain and Inflammation. and is good for t' S8
MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN, r..r.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR WEAKNESSES gr i.r 1s.,rI
Avtstng from Ebostsc,, Ha6is Of Dissipuiion, Early
lndisereiions, a.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYM
ToMsi lII. ..#r|
IndlSposition tolizeTtiOn, Dryness Of the min,
Loss Of Memory, Loss q hower, 49,
Horror Of DlaeAse, Irenblings
DimneaS Of Vision, Wakefelne1al L.fEyTt-
Universal Laatltndeof the Pain In the Back,
Muscular system, Flushing OF the Body,
Hot Hands, Eruptionu on the face,
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms, II allowed TO 90 on, Whioh this
medicine Invariably removes, soon follow 4
IMPOTERCY, F4TUITY, EPIDEPTIC RTTSg
In one Of IrAich tie patient WdR erpigg.l .rr .l
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed ~ thoas "direful dlHeaBesn ga rIyH'
. INSANITY AND C0HSUMPTT0Nr' sa
Many arc aware OF the cause OF their suffering,
Bia none riH eoRfess. ...I. .-I rs..
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUhS,
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
Bear Ample Wtnsss 10 hs TStHh o1 he Assertion
THE CONSTITUTION oNCEyAFFEcTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, ,-- ..-....
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and In
vigOrate the system. which ... tHH aI.. -'
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
InyAhably Does. ...... r--7ai
TRIAL Will c0HvINCE THE MOST sHEPTloAI-
.U... . FEMALES, FEAALES, az -..L
Old or Young, siaEIs, Married, or CentsH,-
-.I. . plating Marriage. ruHr mH
In many affections peculiar 10 Females, the Ex-
tract Buchu 10 unequRlled by any other rumodTt hs
in ChloroaiH or Retention, ITregulArity, Painful
ness, OF suppression Of Customary hgh0uhtions,
liberated or schirroua state OF the Utena, Leucor-
rh9 or Whites Btsrity, and for all complaints In
oident to the sen, whether Arialng hoin EndiRore'
tion, Habits Of Dissipation, or to the ta.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
ItIaJ Jsse)symptomS Above.l u fhl.
NO FAMILY = SHOULD NJ WITHOUT IT,
Take no more Bdlsanl., Nsrel1y, or Hnplsdsant
AfsdiciAs for Ss1plsaSaHi aud dang1Otis
....E .. a..a DS'uSS'S plan. as..as is
RELKBoLDsY ExFRA0r BUOHU =
nE ea "ol ia CURES 'e ''
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, .. ,...... r-.
lat Little Expense, an r..- ~
little or no change in Dietl ,',
.'-.. ~ No Inconvenience, and
.a-. "a gI0f.. ..a No ExVOsurs.
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MEDICAL.
n 2 on.A = CNoTt ! 2 E

R.M. vELLHrrs PrtVsts HOspatAl, In the Nd
srai mooh, corner q ssvsuth and Strssta cppO-
site IN. Pos, and Patent onoss. Rooms - and ~,
up ulalrs, washington, b Z. D. .s r...
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u. S. REVENUE.

-NEADAME g.. FAVARGER,
M PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,
NO, eQ PoanSyiVaIs Avenue, wAGhington, D. c.,
FFont room, two nghtS W. re.. tSb 81
% = ash D ..
.Eg9E gt t# f.3s g - rE... o.
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RAILROADS.

OMAN NGE OF OURS
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
n Al n o A d.
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MERIRALu
ma, SWNEffBW
LEUOI #A TSO.
-twaREATl RRMEDIG NJ,

FOR RHnUndATlsd, GOVT NEURALGIA aIUhl.
a BAoo, srIRF NECK AND 1oTIfTs, spRAifls,
pKUISEs CUTs, AND woulJDs, PILlEs, ~
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
rTr-rrj AND NERVOUS IT
. | F-LlIA IN kLAIAhEs 1LNyA Z
For all Of which II Is = speedy and certain rene
dy, and never fAflb.l mis- Iiniment is prepSrpd
from the recipe Of D.. stephen Sweet, o. conhsst-
Tout the famous bone-setter, and has been used IN
his praetios for more thAn twenty yeArn, win tAs
most astoniahing success. or ,TE3H HUI II
-uHf16 l1FGt sid4l fl3f " ru1Hif1pi E1lfUgg inH
fr As AN ALLRpIATOR oPPkns, % lSC unrivaIed
By any ptsparation before the public, ofwhieh the
most sksptioal may be convinced by Slnsls trial.
This IAniment viii oura fapidly and radically,
Rhsuinssas Disprdsss Of every kind, and, In
thOuIahdi q cases, whers u has been used, Il has
never been known 70 fall.
EMNBV UIueLgHTa lLhEl3II
TOR NEVRALGLA, ,it will Afford Immediate relief
In every ease, however diEtressihg. "a Iua' a'11I01A
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

| MON CLAIM AGENCY
LoEWENTHAL q WARREN,
2OT PSnhsYlVania Avenue,
Washington, D. C.,
Procure ienhiOnS, Bouhtisa, Back Pay, Arreara of
Pay, for ofhoeTI and men = ~
AdyAnoe on oneerG' Pay Accounts. ChArEes
moaeTH5e' lnioFmssiOn given sFAtuitouIly.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DEEBI0NS, -BQUNTIES gET
~ sAGS Gs6 fsa. GAM! S$s f6s s5slsf lissfSrnMrt

tsa'- CLARK q GAYLORD,
Z, Atsevaebs ard obeasstsfs Al Las,
Ht dssi 9FTF gOLGoIToRa5 s1a1Hma. n,
FoR ALL KINDS or MILITARY CLAIMS,
f,l Corner Sth and y sttesta. Room No. .,
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BRUISES ours, WOUNDS, SORES ULckRS,
BURNS, AND ScALDS yisld readily 70 the N6n-
derfal healing pFoperties Of DR.. sWEErB lHFAL4
LIBLE LIHIhIENr, when used according 70 diFsol
ions. Also, CHILBLAISS, FRoSI'BD FEEI, AND
INSECT BtTES AND STTNcS. I'd .l !. i-f 10 81 n I'd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

sold Dy All DtibBints oVeryWheaS'
ASK FOR HELMBOLUS-TAKR no .0fHeA
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

We REFER BY Permission TO
Hon. Hannibal Hamiin, We President.
Hon. Martin Kalbneiseh, Mayor, Brooklyn.
Hon. Abtjah Mann, IT,, New York city.
Hon. John Goodwin, NJ. c. Maine.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17
EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE ga PENN. avenue,
WdShiFgtOR Oity, D. q.

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
RRN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINnMENT
Is for sale Dy Al DFuSgiIts. Price % and 50 OsntS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

DIR. SWEETS nFALLBLE LNIdENT
Taken internally cures Cole, Cholera norbus, and
CHOLERA: ~ 20 ''.'' '' ''' ''' N''s' -e'.A %
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

DIR. SWEETS nFALnIBLE LRINENT
HAs been used by more than . million people, and
all praise II. it.,....,.,,,.,r a,.r.....
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

DIR. SWEETS INFALLBLE LINnMENT
Istruly Irisud In need" AndsvSry family should
have II at hand.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

HelmboIdiS Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

n VIII relieve the iwprrf oase4 of'HEADACHEn In
three mihdtoa, Ahdh warranted todo H..
To0THAcHE, ALSO, whit cure Instantly =
FOR NERVOUS DEBILTTY, AND oENERAL Las.
STTUDE, arislnE from imprudenoe or e1ocsu, this
Eminent u = most happy and unfalllng remedy.
Acting, directly upon the nervous tissuas, Il
Sarsngthens and Tevivinss the systsn, andrestores
II to elasticity and Tisor. WOO gsA Ss5Iq fs,'I
FOR PMES-As an external remedy, We claim
that II il the best known, and we lehaIlsnss the
world 20 produce An equal. Every victim OF this
distressing complaint should give II trial, for It
viii not fan TO Afford Immediate relief, and, IN
majority Of cases, will effect radical cure. rnr
QUNsY AND SORE THRoGT are somstInos
extremely malignant and dangerous, but timely
application Of this L4ninsnt viii never = u
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
graduate from one Of the most eminent OOleko9 n
the United states, ana the greater part of fwiIoSC
life has been spent In tho hospitals o. Load0n, n
RE, PhiladephiA and elsewhere, has eflsgtsd 6oat
known many troubled vi IN ringing N ths head npd
ears when asleep, great nervou1nelni being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulnesg with frequent hlnhk
Ing, attended Sometimes with dorahtement ui
mind, were cured Immediately. 'Tugrr u HsougI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-17

This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and exoites the Ahsorbents into healthy action By
which the Watery OF Calcerouh depoti itona, and I'll
Unnatural Enlargemonts are reduced, ~ wen -
Pain and inflammation and is good for sa
MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN. ,.f.
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General News Summary.


BOSTON AND VICINITY.
On the 81 inst, Il ire broke out in the last
and boot tree mandatory, belonging to Gil
son & Walker, whose loss was $4,000.
A destructive fire occurred at the organ
mandatory Of Geo. Stevens & Co., of East
Cambridge, on the night Of the I'd inst. The
building and contents were completely de-
stroyed.
The Grand junction bridge, Boston, took
fire in several places from the locomotive,
but the flames were subdued without general
alarm.
On the ID inst, the house of John f. Alb.
bolt, of Boston, was entered by burglar,
who stole $3.50 in U. S. treasury notes. The
thief, while making his escape, was confront
ed by sick son of Mr.. Abbott, who was
knocked down by the rascal
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
The wooden building in Maiden centre, &C.
cupled by the postotfice, grocery and drug
gist store, was destroyed by fire on the I'd
inst. 1t was the work of an inccndiary.
The extensive bleachery of the S 1merville
Company was consumed by fire on the ID inst.
The total loss is estimated from $4,000 to
100000.
ESSEX COUNTY.
barn belonging to Thomas Roddin, of
Lynn, was destroyed by fire at that place on
the 3D. inst large quantity of rye, and
some farming tools were consumed.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
A building owned by j. H. Robinson of
Dorchester, together with its contents, was
destroyed by fire on the evening of the ID
1t was occupied for a post-office, apothecary,
grocery, provision store and dwelling house.
Several other buildings in the immediate vi
cinity were saved with difficulty.
Mr.. Esty, an esteemed resident of Ran
dolph, committed suicide in that town re-
Gently by hanging himself to the branch of an
apple tree. No cause is assigned for the rash
act.
NANTUCKET.
Nearly five hundred barrels of cranberries
have been harvested on the island of Nam
tucket, this season, worth not less than 50 per
barrel.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The Connecticut River railroad have pro.
cured an injunction restraining the Canal rail-
road from removing its passenger station from
its present location at Northampton.
Calvin Marsh of Hatfield was badly gored
By his own bull on the 10Th ult. The animal
broke his chain and pitched upon him. cutting
Il cash in his bowels five inches long, and had
not another man who was present driven the
Infatuated animal away with a pitchtork, Mr..
MARSH Woulu undoubtedly nave been Killed;
as it is he is severely though not dangerously
injured.
An Irish woman named Joanna Curtis, of
Hatfield, in state of mental alteration, lett
home about the Goth of September. On the
29th her remains were found hanging to a
tree. 1t appears she committed suicide
About fifty doarsin gold were found in a
| belt under one arm.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Chester Bardwell, I'd, of Whately, 20 years
old, was run over and badly, if not fatally in
jured, while drawing logs last week.
Col. Greenleaf of Shelburne, late of the
SD regiment, has gone to New Orleans, to
| enter into business there.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 4, 1868.


Col. Lang, of Vassalboro, has sold his
horse "Cloudman" to Mr.. Bonner, of the
New York Ledger, for the handsome sum of
100000 1t is said that this horse has made
the tastest half mile time ON record.
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AmttIuns.
II ARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
= p l g n d d Z a .m
AT AUCTION.


wiz bosoI1 At onh,io ar,,t
-. IL liIo "u0'ioh
YIN EA a AsS II r. NOV'E. 9th, 1868,
Att o'c ock NJ on the premises in fine extrone son,h
mart of west Revision being only I've mics from !, "r
Ccster on the line of tIc Worcester & i'm, rsjirosd
one Of the BEST farms in worcester comfy SAID fam
contains sbout 100 acres OF choice land well dvicd tn
S ed aE aa 70 acre o. W99dn
now in bearing coalition AIS pears, quinces curraIts
The butldu Is consist OF a large two story dwelling
awater power used for driving srist mill, threshng
&c Also smaller house, containing four rooms, with
and hog house, also a blacksmith shop. rhe barn is IS
by "A feet, with cellar fronting the south under
whole biilding, grauarv and house att acIed
all Of which is IL good repair The barn are
abuudmty supplied wish cure running water from a
lam is almost entirely Fenced With store ali Wei,
wa cred Is easy oi access requiring small amount Of
help OF u "h comp.le WIN ma farms oil It's SIZE, anu
haw fcn anu nlSt prluu chnH -, -
Inc STOCK ana Tools on ne iam VIII DC sofa at bar
galn siouIu the purcia er oesue
for iur'her particulars lnqailt OF D. - lowell 10 as
3lain sire Wocester VINO formerly owned SAID farm,
Or0llht subscriber on the premises u, ,., ,,,.
Terms at sale. W., t HHHAAKLES l. PElRCE.
Wv. ,,,. ny iois rs l, e y. hENDAis!'' AUCTION. err
West Boyiston' oct 70 1868 Oh davis
-, .-..,.< 49,, -, - -, -. =.
- The Wood .tandinp ON 100 acres of land In Stopo
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EXECuTOR.S SALK.-By license of


SERVE YOUR CIDER
Il BY USING
Sulp n 70 Linn @ !
For sale by GEO. 7. HARLOW
oSO diff 242 Main, cor, Pleasant street
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The Performance in the evening was such
as beiitted the occasion. Nothing could have
been arranged with more admirable adapta-
ton, taste, or artistic propriety. Each player
brought out some new power of the organ,
each developed some fresh beauty. The fol-
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of the columns-fll the mind with musical
suggestions, and dispose the wondering spec
tator to become the entianced listener.
THE nEnICArnRY EXERCIsEs
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Hlvlsl-s,ssmship Mel,s-hr and Mrs Rufus Cram
gene DeIt~r, Robt Dertr. Misc. 1sabel f0nceps.onRe
genia and limits Grsndsob, Bath NJ w0Wei', ~ ard
sucts Mss Adolphins stueke NaseT lsrutn Hi1rae.
Masisr Carmsn n Btncke. Apns LAnksrnsnn Mr. tsna
and chid Dr. jose ferrer caD,ro Lhman. Tigar Bait
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ponr RorlL AsD NonnHrln Crry-s'esuthp hsfy Ean.
ford-John Wood Leland Balch Ala Ofeer Ifgn 70
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Jon-s samuel Williams ID koorAl a Oeigan, Ne CAPT
sagtl and sou, Mrs. Smith and chid, Al catinbs.
Hacauan.
Baa -ssssBshfp Brsmsp--N Hors, Can yir-hsr y
shafmaub ana faniy, Car Nsaizbr0r Cayt F9~r, Alar
wilhsirn Dsvs-tb n ne ssccnd ostn ana ~
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Mons B0b f.1fo, kawArd CartNsr, kanu~i klxs. W A
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NEWS FRoM FORTRESS MONROE.

The Rebel Demonstration Against Will
Ifamsburg-The Meditated Attacks Of
the Enemy, &c.
FosrRyss MoxRos, April IL, 1888.
In regard TO sfArs at Williamsburg, the Csv1lr Of
day sayss-
Governor Wise has commenced jntrenehng the csher
side of williamsburg he has orders 10 take Fort Magru
der at all hazards, and he afraid 70 make assault
he has resorted 10 digging
Our troops are IN nne spirita
Rebel prisoners say there was 10 have BEEN q srnul.
tsneous attack upon wahngton, ~ C.. eurlk, Va.
Gloucester Point and Williamsburg, Fort Msgruder.
The attack on Gloucester Point 70 have been mafo
By General Fitxhugh Lee. These plnns have probably
been Eomewhst nterfered with by the reconnoissnoe a
the Fourth Delaware regiment and the Union gunboss Up
the York river.
The French raas eusrriere arrived here last evening,
and cred salute this morning. which replied 70 ~
tic water battery of Fortress kbnroc
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- nAl1 uhAoohm EunAMm
You Can reg sehc come ont here You choose but FOR
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sso 80 ~ o, ss ~ s.cn osncr me hnuman praceice of
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az & ssrcarous saar, and ,oant = stopped U,dIOa a,y
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x gves Us plenty OF clothing now-ai except
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@ ss'o tney wanted something TO cat, and they efs
y goods such that Sy re2e sysa So sos
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me Ss v n solder S You'd share the
formed form. oiheryi,s 9TH The Mayor S5shd
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business letter from Pe.srrSurs, Oh Of April says:
g 2 soc Ie00shI on tho aoA Of March last 400 bales
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the % notes 'i iSs have % only I,S Few
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Av m
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MAHkILEk BENEFIT.
The Academy OF Music filled last night 70 overflow
ing The public certainly mado q most nsttsring
sponse 70 Maretzsk announcement OF o benent. Thsy
crowded the advanced prices They chcered the
sprosavso over and again and did oil their power
prove how greatly his services have been appreciated
here. The enthusiasm displayed must have proved mosi
him W future efforts a. praseworthy AZ those which
for him such reception last rights. Al the oorciu-
sion OF the second the artists presented 70 Naretyek
rich silver tea service amid loud applause on The part Of
the pdbiic.
Tho opera, al Duo Foscan,r was, az we hid
anticipated, great success. We have not space
10 enumerate tho many Daorcenas which
heartily appauded but wish to dwell particularly
the admirable singing and acting of Nme. Medori who,
az Lncreza gave additional proofs Of her drama,
talent In the second act the duet sung by her and
sisted up n and obtained.
Mszzoien (Jacopo Fo-car sang tho music Of his role
10 bis usual grand style. He eced With the force and
erceilence which have made him great rite here
Bellni (the noze Foecsri) successful IN the
rendition d bis role. He loudly sppauded. The
trio m the second ACT between himself Medori and Maz.
10 enl was admirably rendered Al the fall u the cur.
tan these artists were called cut twice II was after
this that hArcizek loudly demanded After some
delay he complied With the universal desire and vas
received VITA shouts by the audience. He then pre-.
sened with the testimonial we have referred 20 aboye
and retired amid long and contnued appanse
Altogether the opera last night was great sucress
The artsts distinguished Themselves the public were
pleased, while N.retrek received substantial proofs of
due recognition OF HE e5brts 70 please hfs patrons
FRIDAY evening Nsdori appears for the Isst time a
NORMA NAxzocn VII aseume the rof< a rojo In which
hs appears 70 such great advantags and Bisch WIN Is1
~ sas ssl.as 70 hs rss of orovsso ne ocsasss wi
We ls~ ia ssr nsssssss sssss ~ beusss on se..
dag psrt. Tue kab6no q the Academy vilI no doubs
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