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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Arrivni Of English and French ships OF
War.

The French lrigate Guerrero. Commander
geynolud from Halifax. y. 5, IN dnys, arrived On
Tuesday.
Tie English ship ofthelne Nile /. T. Bernardo Com.
mander from Halifax in days arrived On Tuesday
with Admiral Milne
The English steamfrigaIe lmnor,alite, g. haneock
Commander. from Bermuda in days also arrived IN
Tuesday together with the English dSpach'hcM NM
BE. Commander Given fiom Halifax in days.
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Eoun.i DroM ned.

TORr HAMIL on TIe7isY' STN-' ~ -7l'
Coroner Bennett held an inquest to-day upor
the hliY - 40 unknown womnn fogad Oh re beach.
pr.e..ei had obi. dark mer no dress hAnnel SKIRT cpt
Co. slo,k nAt sad gs.ier shoes AZ. upoa acg t,Oa
were found PAL ~ eng rings pair q" saver spec
'lee, smell piece of paper Containing the name "t
'tiNa ri Jones Franklin Hnuse brcc aponi. AUD IA
other M rkcd Mr.. Parker. No. 10 r.-slsG sI.est.
HrupkIfa Verdict. " Fould drowned
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Iu,iintioa To the Russian Officers 20 'i'st


BosroN Tuesday Sept - l-ti.
The Board Of Aldermen have adopted reso-
luton 20 invite the Admiral o the Russian fleet and hs
officer now w New York 10 visit Boston and phraAo
o. tle los p.'aht.es Of the city
The following j. weekly statement oil the condition.
81 the Boston banks
anita stock o. o. -o- Due 90 other 1aNs ~ saVS
o.rs nd Discount. o. as eo Dtpos......... 3, 70 ~
Sr.. @........... -Tus 10 Of,u aiou.-.-... 'o-1V'
~, im other psnk, II, llo0ooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

our American fellow-citizcns OF the XXth Ward,
the grand Ratification Meeting ct the Cooper
Institute, and Committee of Arrangements
was appointed to attend to the matter The
meeting then adjourned to Monday, Oct S.
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I'll, (oIumbia COUNTY Fair.

III rnsOy, y T., Tuesd8y. SEPT. y. l-'iL
The fair OF the Columbia Agricultural AMI
horticultural Association opened 70 day with caiirs
sucr.ss The entries were very creditihe IA Al the
dentr,neDts The attendance has been larger han "a
tie first day OF any previous fair Of th' Asso, - n.
the total receipts amounting o. more tnaa si.'p-
There i every prospect Of ir weather Che nex' two
dfys and of corresponding success - tbs tFly pros
s.r. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Ordinary ADVERTlsiNG-+ ~ lire each in.e,,ion.
iTEM-lu the New Column prel4ed oy word Advertise
ulrr: 81 - . lire each insertion.
thing ia. .ifcd fcr than -.
~ 80, bv the g.aIi'r vclr.
AIl-css TIE TRIBUNE Nc. l5i Nassass. NewiosA.
Adv.r.,eucui fcr THE WEEKLY TTBUNs rus. be Aiaiel
e.. f..
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Sale. OF Printing Goods -, Providence.

pROVInEHcT, Iu"fIll, rfpI- = TO.
The Journals commercial report says that tha
printing goods sales for The Lest 'wo days hay' ba
~ 0Oo pieces 6iGo,. II lS.c holders no" asa i'ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Observation-Disclosures Perry Of OSwego, IN this
state has received The Democrats nomination Tor Jus
t.,c Of the supreme Court in the VIA District lie W"
formerly o Whig and runs against Henry ~ ioster'
Wur Democrat.
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each Insertion.
iTEM-I Adyes,i.eaeatl-FrTY CENTS lle eac' in'ei'
ton
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FRANCIS J. CRUMBS s2EFCB.

IL ,-T at I4rlft-
PolV VI '""S' ""'" -" ~,
svlvania. On Mpnday night, he delivered al
elaborate speech before the Jnion League,
stating his position mus;
"Ia am no, prmocr''. h,,ve been Va p'moe'r,
eo Sr ,ae ~ war Dt@o mona .. ons E,bc
'sa,n', the "'' o,'',,''''', 0' We ''. c,.,
:, ~. 80. ~ a.;.,.n, ;n.,r,n.;o,, ,o ~, onco
- -. e....,,,..,, Mt
e. -. ..t., ~, oa., e
anu maui '''', ''',' - Ia go
"i''t'a"Vo' hc "' "''' '''
. .-
opinion ever since. Nj. tr'iud traces me course
lot DAVIS ana DIS drumuh C'npce4H 'c1J
ri. .,r;,o.
Tho south did snow ihe Nor'h leu Il 'csrreiy Knows
ie y I'll now N.rl'fn >. iea nf Wa ,o-f,ei i.LoI'
WI -nicd -on.Dr 70 .i'!l"l .. 49, =. ~,
South ic II ~" a b cling i 'hr y rom 500
Nor so ur.ef a'i,mtt fl co'-c" them houd hey con
a' g.. -f.r DO s'-n.aft o g. n0n y" To- 'ii'ni 'he
u,i.. , DOR flr N0fh. f.m pr 90 hsi nes'. have
h,,n ,t p aal h,'i.r ~ '' Rob ION m'.st A., WING
Boo N.v' t-i slc ~ uci dld uoi IA" no "t.' they
I,l h.v.' 81 i' .n' on i'n' ,., $3.50
pei hf '.'if n, - 80
o. @ .l .a Of '' NJ sa' s. w ~s,s T,.
c'rf. t'He,' vi nr''' III 80 Pa 70
ana .-,.r ma ,sl.,ier Mr Llnr,in 81 Az ons
.' 4.-. q. fsl iir.Iiai In lfi-a h.i flrsn
v.rir. &C. dram, ulIrL ii been rohrai I'd %
s W BE- ~ a. ta frfora.d it.rrl fac sctoTs
.l.,,. .... DO. f1.aiat,s .n DO .d.rro..
Abiding 10 the uhN'in'' contempt u "a"
Norih' expressed ny southern l'A''''' gu"""f
from Secession fperclcs 81 Calhoun and
o,h,r.. and showing that in l-aO Jea. Davis
,.r.r,d - betl, : .uth,rs leader in rebellion.
.., ..;.,.. t,,-.,i,, -,i.,,,, ia lovaf r,,fi.
'4lu lt. iiiN '''''i n'''' % 49, ~ '' 80 - 49,
o't.fu If Henry CLAY M. Gmrl puuyss tie
-. 49,. '.t...... 9,
t =, IT,, ILL.,, s 80. ,....,,,,,o.
uicHh up 'n' 'H'""' ''F"'"i''' ~ 49, ''''F''
mis-. thaf coud be- offered He sqf. az l-t.U:
'''''' ''"' N'"'" Wv '
"CAa any doubt ai IT, Rebellion ~rf farfed @ en- .ha
,hs, the election - Abraham. Ll 'in. i'n yrf rf I'D To-
mere, ,h,d then ie ors o.sli r acra.an..s ,is
~ t,ststt iof r.liyln. o.i uf. u.-ilied Lrs..i4
!, .s ~. T. ILL.,. - $50, q.
N"n'iAtuU ti"' 's'"'4'''" "'' 'N' sN"' q"
foregone conclusion with Tie coa.p.Ator OF
whom GOV. Hammond .ah a, thc Nashville
Convention. ave aye cent here % make up our
mind. what is ~ De done hy ihc South; the
ne.rle an, to do whatever We command them;
~, ere ,ho l,ader..",- Mr. Grund remark.
Noa fdsr'r,,- .. .sY ,i.i hr 'i'.'i.. 90 nr.'.'
b,..r., rl,.4,-, i.te o,,n at.-l % t,.p a,ay
OF fte 0ontrfaio'' in ~ aia - ali ~ .i.'"
i'' - 49,, 49,. 49,. "a t... "a,
- . 49,. 49,. ,i, -. '....i d. -. Il,l On a..
"'''" N.f ' - 49,, ~ M.
r.., 49,. - '
lie kfNfllluu BONG d lAru i.fIt 'At tlttlul
-. J...,u ~ . 80 ,be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Go.prur.eut 7.ouu.

Hu ,DirYnA Tucs'a,, sep ~ 1851
Tie sale. of,,Ovcrnment bonds to-day amount-
,l et00fa Deliveries OF bonds made @ sep, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
FROM CALIFORNIA AND IAE'ANs
Io,s Of n Russian Corycttr-Heported
Defeat Of the English Fleet i'm Japan.
csc Waiers-Wreck Of hIHnn"rS

SAX Francisco Mond7y Sept p. 1863
Arrived bsrA Soclesta (Hsmbvrg Anzebaes, from h'n1
Kong
The Russian steam corvette Moych, from
Hakodad went ashore on Saturday on Point Keys ina
Fog. Crew saved.
The japanese report the defeat Of the English feet in
Kagosina harbor.
The Himburg bark George Sands Fa'fcn'. from
san Francisco My o.. for Hong Kons. has bcen
wrecked on the Crata Shoals Crew saved. So hii
on board s;sJ-3 - in specie and freight. and 2,'Ji
barrels OF Gour tor the French in Cochin China.
SECOND DISPATCH.
sax FE.Scsco. Monday Sep, %. 1867.
Arrived Brother Jonathan bringing bfDsVD ~
,l-4.uf,. ilou British Columbia
IT.. Russian war steamer Euyioh h,t from Hiko-
adi war wrecked on the North entrance Of this haror
on the night o the Goth. The officers and crew vera
saved.
They repos that according TO Japane'e accounts re-
cci,ed a, Hakodadi Aug ~ the British Zee, hai
been repulsed from Kag0sinii. where II went to de-
mani from Prince sa,slma. the surFrcaleF - kchFi'
soa. mufderers
A. tie Acct entered the inner hai5or go lrned
Japauese , boat drew toward tie shore @-ih
Wa pursued. attacked and speedily sunk. Mtssei
BATH rcs opened on the iect from the shoF' Kidding
tn advance vessels before they could get out q range
Tho japanese claim TO have disabled tie greater portion
II tue fleet anu tie remainder retired rom ,ho contest
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

again2 If you do, please call, and let me
make your personal acquaintance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
JRsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %, 1863 NUMBER 4s

the OonVentiOn, If the delegations from the
rest Of the States will not submit % allow
them to dictate the doctrine Of the party,
and impose Odfbds tests upon them p
Would they like to repeat their Charleston
experience, aud embrace the opportunity
that the many would have Of submission
70 the feW2 WOuId Mr.. George E Pugh
be made happy by another chance TO place
his hand upon his mouth, and his mouth
10 the dnst, before q faction that assumed
TO dictate dOetrfpe 70 the Democracy =
Are the Democracy anxious to preserve
slavery unimpatref, that they may be fts
political serfs-the hewers OF wood aud
drawers Of water fora local artstOcraey?
How long would the party Lass If built
upon the basis Of the secession fragment,
and submitted % the eaPTices and pas,
siOns of the leaders In the present rebel
lion2 Il is mOnstrOns that any considera-
BILE portion Of'the Democratic party of the
North shOul1 become 80 iulatuated 90 the
slavery question. It would be incredible
that 4 should rush with open eyes and
arms apOh so hide0us 4 saieide, u ths
evidence were not belafe ns %. the present
cahPaiga ID ohie-f f--
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3. 1fyOa do, use
Hoofand's German Bitters!

From j. Nsvsou BrO,ou, D. D., Editor eftAe Euey-
cIoPedfa Of Religious RHOI0ledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF no sut-
cient reason why man may not testify to the benht
be believes himself TO have received from any simple
prapaFations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneAt of others. II 5giU :.
i do this the
Ekfnfan nilt4s4- SssfASod BY DR. o. n. JOoksOuy Of
this city, because was pFeludced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. i am Indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bittcrs ct the beginHlpg Of the present
year. wasfoiiowed by evident r6lie and restoration
TO adegree of bodily and mental yigoE, which had
not felt Tor six months before and bad almost de.
knaired Of regulating. I therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use. otthem;
fy J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %. 1851, y, d ~ -lu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

lo-sPIoLAL N0EIl-7 2 llgI1 lllV lU'9,o LlE0l.
ding 70 the space Occupied and the lnnbsFo changes
made. .. -
4iiadvsrtissmenhfro from tEapslSpt persons or strang
ors, to be paid for h ddp1nee.
Business chrds not exceeding fve lines SO per year,
or So for Ex month"; hut for shorter period nothing
will b0 counted les than square. .. f5F
The privilege d Annual Advertising IL limited 10
the AdVeFtiseFs' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements ~ the beneft of other prisons a.
well a. all legal advertisements aud tisemOntg
uFAuetIon sales aud real eate, ,Senttn by them mus
be paid for ct thOnsual rafea.u y .ug 1sB
E9-AdVeFtiiamtnts not accompanied with writes
acc0rdingly ~, 6larsslf il s-rj
Notices Tor P6tio 81 6itlnes to bo charged in al
cases At fun rate tl Ssh1 a,.t4 --ts-- 81
Marriages, Notieesof EupeFalS, and announcements
Of sermons, 80 eguts each nouyllI69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE
Cheapest and Best in Use

TRB GROVER BAKER SEWING lIAoHIHY
u has taken the Hrst pEeulium at every State Eall
u which i has been exhibited, and Was aWagted
the only Cola Medal ever awarded % any machine
IN mingi1. IhB work upon tie GgUVor Bakor
every State Pair "a the United States WhsTs e has
been exhibited 70 this dats. personE wishing %
q MISUNDERSTANDING purposss are respectfully invited
- eau and 0Eamfna tha GrgTsr Baker machine
beforo p1rchalfng any ether machina. NE attel-
ton tlofs 9 directed 70 our neW talioFing ma
china prfes only 4sS. Persons living % the county
are requested t0ssnd or erc1laEs and spesi@ens q
! . ~ ~ b 1a51k NaIa q /. Wbsslias. b. q.
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@allp8 atelligeuter
{ TNRaIs q ADVNaTIsINea.

TvrIyr so1lD Inns pE NosPAlRE, (oA oua nSGa, ,)oA
LEsS afAKH a souARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS! !
Those havino Friends in the Army

@NN4AS9if9O @4sS ~ > .
We call the attention Of all having relations OF
friends In ths army to the fact that or.
man BitterRn will cure nine.tBnths Of the diseases
Induced by exposure pryations incident 70 camp
life. In the lists, published almost daily IN the
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility; Every case of that kind can be
readily cured by Hoofand's German BitteTs, Dis
eases resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed. We have NO hesitation In
stating that If tn Bitters were freely used among
our soldiers hundIeds Of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost.
We call particular attention to the following re-
InafkRblo aud well authenticated cure ofoue ofthe
nations heroes whose life, to his own Language,
@haB been saved by the Bitters."
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NO. o31 ARCH. STREET,
Priaeipat otses and AaRlgae'qry, ! s
55ssys5 las JONES &RYANs,1
tsueess.Ors to O NJ Jackson cO.,I t7-,s I'm 4,
| 7f-sff11 PRnPREfoRs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

MEsSRS JONES q EVAKsi--Well, gentlemen, your
HOohnnd's German Bitters has saved my life. There
Is no mistake In this It Is youched for by numbers
of my comrades; some Of whose names are appended
and who were cogniEant OF all the circumstances OF
my caSs. I am, and have been for the last four
years u member of ShermAn's celebrated battery
and under the Immediate coIpWapd Of Captain X. 'b
Ayers. Through the exposure Rttehdant upon my
arduous duties, 1 was attacked In November last
with m4atio Of the lungs and was for seventy
debility, heightened by an attack Of dysenteEy.
was then removed from the White House, and sent
TO this city ON board the estate of Name trom
vhichI landed on the 9Sth Of Jun- Since that time
have been about as low rs any one could be ana
.sill retain spark Of Vitality RoE week or mere GRE
force RPr1el sa9wP' = YES t"nsniHtssy FhF'snn
could not even Keep ki&si Of water on my
stomach. Life could not last under such ctrcum.
STANCES; and, accordingly, the physicians who nave
been working faithfully, though upsuccesslnilyi 70
ly told me they eoultd no more t me, and adv: ca
me to Clergyman, and to make such disposltlon
Of nv limited funds Is best suited me. An Rcqaint-
anee Who visited me Al the ihospitab Mr. frederick
StenbFown, Of Sixth street, below Arch, me-
asa hope, 70 try your BtteEs, and kiRei
procured me bottle: From the time g
taking them the gloomy shadow OF fdeath receded,
aud am ynOW,S thank God Tfordt gstting better.
Though haIe takanibnt two bottles 4haSe already
gained ten pounds, aud feel sangune Of being per
mitted to TejOin my wife and dahghterS ttpn whom
hBye heafd nothing fSelshtsfh mont tgF, en-
tIetaeh AZ leIat Vir9 nun ne 10
eertaint of life which has taken the plao9ot vague
Eearst0y our BitteTs will owe the gloEioH5 priyl
Iege OfagRIn eIasptngt to bosom those VINO are tue
dearest to me In life - Very truly yoafs, !.
4+s sttiil-aii iiil ISAAC MALONE.
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80 a tszi. azfI7+id TIT, HsiJG& H9dtdssI
saPrBes Is per bottls OF slx bottlei fer 40o.l
esg-For sale ty rra.ss ~ and DSAisF9 sysryyhsr,
IN AZ ttnits6 stsEsS 66dby all the Druegfits and
Dealers In wheeling. oetSly
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TOLADIEs.

SJUMRROus have hton time .
IN tine been m1ds 20 ne ~ L4dies for inltruc-
Whsalih BuaIns1 School, hut eaeh has proisETed q
wait tn others should bsEns respectfully inform
All tuterested thst elass Of Ladies has nov CON-
uanesd, Ana shAu b R1ad % receive m0rN.
ossSO-tf Ii HTCHo0OK.
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The sale Of the PIantaton Bitters b without pre-
eedont In the history world There isno secret
in the matter. They are a. once the most speedy,
strengthening health FestOrer ever discovered. It
requires buta sinslstral 70 anaorstAnd this Their
purity can always be relied upnn.- They are CON-
posed Of the OeIsbFatsd Calaaya Bark, sCaaeariila
Bark, DandeliOn, ChamOmiIe FloWors, Lavender
Flowers. " nfergroon, Ahise, CIOVeFbuas, OEahso-
peel, snaksEOOt, Oaraw4y, COriAnder, BurdOek,
S-T-ls60-X. sc.
They are especially recOmmebded to elsrgymeu,
public speakers and persOns Of literary hablts aud
sedsntaFy life, who require nee digestion, rslish
for FOOD, and clear mentRI healtIes. =
Delicate females and weak psfsons are certain to
And In these Blttsfs what they have long looked
They purify, strengthen and inVigOFats. IA
They create . healthy appetite. q" "i
They are an antidotS 70 change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hOars
They strengthen thes stem and enliVeu the mind.
They prevent miasmatic aud Intermittent fsVora.
They purify the breath ana aeIdity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiaFrhsa, Cholera aud Cholera M6Cbus.
They cure Liver Comp plaint and Nervous Headaehs
They are the best Bittsrs in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhauSted ma
ture's great restOrsr. 5'4--l-it ie't
The following startling and emphatic statsmonts
can bo seen At our once. r-ltt
Letter ofIsV. K ,. CRAHE,:. Chaplain OF the IO7ih
NeW-York Regiment:
NEAR ACaUIA CREEK, March 4th, ls6S.
Owing to the great e1pOsurs and terrible dsOuu,-
position afsr the battle u ARtietam was utterly
PrOstrAted and very sick Ny stomach would not
retain medicine. An article called Plantation Hit
tors, prepared By Dc. DrAks. Of Esv-Yorl, xaspFez
-scfIBsd % sIVe and an appetite. 10 nv
great surprise they gave me ImmedElEe rSiief, Two
bottles almost allowed me to join my regiment.
IhAve since seen them used In many
cases, and am froo to sAy, for hospital or private
purposes I know Of nothing Ike them. ,,,--
1910 = ~ REV. Z. ?. CRaEE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. \. 4. Ghbs, St. Uiairsvilis,
GEsILzlus:-YOu were kind. enough on a former
0scuiOl 70 ssnd ne 4 hAif dOEsl bdtlIo5 81 PiAntA.
tiOn Bittsrs for = so. NY wife having derived 50
much benefit frUm the use Of tnose Bittors, desire
her to continue them, and you WIN please send rs
ak bottles more for the money eneLsed-
Ian, v,ry truly. yOurs,
a..
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REV. y. ORsEE, Chaplain,
Letter from the Rev. \. 4 ahns, St. Oiairsvills,
N. \. E. &c sIsp.. -: - s,s esr. Rel. church
sOLDIuRs' HonE. suPERrzrRzDEa4,s O5RIcE,
CIHCINAETI. ONO, Jan lhth, 1868.


Ihaye gwen your PlantA.ion Bitters to bundreas
Of our noble soldiers who stop here more or Iess dir
abled from various causes, and the eject l. marvel
lOus and gratifying.
Such preparation as this Is heartily Wish in
every family, in every hospital, and a hand on
sVeEy battle Held.
o. W.AHDREWs, Superintendent
Dr. WA. CHnDs, Surgeon OF the Tenth VernoOt
Regiment, Writes:-''I wish every soldier had bot.
tie Of Plantation Bitters They ere the most efee-
tive, perfect, and harmless TOME ever used
WmLARD's HOfEG,
WAsHiSG4ON, D. q, Nay 49d, 1858.
GEHTLEMKN:-We require another supply Of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which daily
increases with the guests Of cur house.
ResPeotfully,
--.,...- 5iatt EsTEIs, CHADWICK Co.
&c. &C. ls 4e- &c. &c.
BE sure that every b0ttIs bsars the he simIIe Of
our signature on . steel plate label, with private
stamp over the cork.
p. H.lDRAKE - co.
M BROADWAY, n.
Sold By al respsesaSIe Druggists, PhysieIans,
GrOeers, Hotels, saloons, and eOantES dealers.
ssPP6m r
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sATFEHTLOH, 1EILITIA OFFICERS
lust REOETEEB-lO eopleS thirds vols each, ofI
u Casoy's Inf.ltsy faetles- the above z ths o1ly
sfFucfon o. the InflufEy ofGhe armies 81 ths 9. q
GhsfhsF Foyular.SOluuteeI OF militia.
t,f3 s'os- ~ ~ 30 4 49,. SS I.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

Illustrated with sagrsviRss OF the RaHaAn' Ss S%0,
xnaian. Negro, Celestial, Asasilns, Tara-sp' Aa1
Pux Moses, vita tAs Saarastsz EsEsalsa sT ssGA.-~
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and voice, all indicate eharasasE. Ws may xAo~
an honest Esoe trera dishonest sas, and We ~l''
Shoes hsw Besides tia ahssss ne sAah srs&A %
grHxoLosx, or tbs NAtzxsl History Of nan -
Pa vsEoLoaR, and ths Laws Of IAfe and aSaiA@ ,
of PwvsroaxsMy, or signs ct chAsaeasss saa noW
10 read .hcsa; oEPRRKSoLoLoaT, the Philosophy
II MIND and OF PHYSIOLOGY tie s<asnos 81 sas
somI. Man, with refersBcs 70 al Ats Fsa@a@@s "a
Life. social, intel sci sa, sna spiEikaaa asa -
saea Gan do sesG, wiH be eluStaAtsd Ia tAs fa&
weEosEuAL JOURNAL AND LIFs ILL0STAAr
ego Nsvy volume commences July aSt' @ataa"
saxas guaEto xaousAIy, 81 only si 20 3 yesF' se@i~
ale uuunberA, IScuats. Please sd lFsss Fo@ t'~> ~
WILLS, sos Broadway, Mes York,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

THR DaAFT ID CoaESa THAT ID 20
SAY, We expect 10 make Adraae OF areeu-
backs. Tn looking ovsr- oar bssks, we
fad there is quite Large am0ans daa as
on advertising, JOB work and sahscxip-
ton, and We think Is u . good time now
for all y sqaars their accounts before the
First Of Jansarys 1864. We ars IN need
OF few grssnhacks, sad We hope oar
fri~nds Will rsspond 10 our call.
Farmers, who bare promised Is Corn,
Whsat, Pork, Wood, &e., are iafssznsd
that we are ready new to receive all con-
tTibations, in their line, ~ che highest
markss prioe- Bring along your sSfod-
der.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

BaUNYg TO VoLuSTEARs--~New York,
Nor. i6.-Tha county bouaty 20 yolun-
tsers 10 axed 1t 500; State Bouaty al
&75, in addition 10 the govsrnmsas boun-
ty of $500 10 new reGyuits, or $AO1 70
veterans. 300, 600 man are wanted,
AL she shove rates the bounty 20 800,
900 volunteers sonld exsasd r W0 HUN
DRED MILLIONS or DOLLARS. r
The war Will seassnae 90 long as such
bouoties are offered and the Govsfnmani
can make Gresnbasks pay them.