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The New York herald., 1863-08-30

that largo number u tbsse uen wsse drawn fro osher
psYs ~ he Slaae These must BE- credited W tbe coun
Ey DISTRICTS whkh, aeoordips 70 sta'sneot not fur
nahed tbe tabs published, wll reduce The cxcsss of
But = an oGses 70 Is sunbsr thus 70 BE- credited 10
cthsr actions of .hs STATE shs CITY shoa 10 the pabc
erS1issd Win shoss drawn from nss other s,Aesthe
number ssnt INTO the regular army snd navy aud
he number q recruits fer regiments IN tho ned and NH
jaeu sent iuto The 6cd three occasioDs when the
national capital endangered u 10 not claimed thai
thess ere 70 b credited The DRAFT that they affect
ons sAsud oS scs 70 an act o Justice setting forth
facts showing the patriotic zeal o. s inhabMans u
AfVer 1sducns ron tbs Dubsr Of Tbs Ysaiments orga
Rxsd In New York the estimated number H 17,s7i In
The country css, there viii remain On excess Of
10 ,a62 b~yon6 ~ quota.
Add 70 ths ths number Of militia under
Ine can o. issI cUW
Ib0 CAL cI loSJ.. oOtv
Total ..........................2 .oso
Massschme,is claims % have ssat 1919 seanen INTO
No. York has sss. ssy one bs,f ,hs. number. The
humber ealisted from shs cssy INTO New Ens'and ard
Ksss aSssv dsdscsng snlssmsnis from country. Issss
sssmsn. recruits Tor Old resimsais 70 the Geld and
sos the regular Gmy....' '................... I,ess
rD..,.......................4 rD.., q $40
4 vim b. s;s1 nom nv prev;cn. s.a.ssus has sSs
claimed N csly M two Ares calls and mol
that New York ey wss dsne,ssi no. and no, 10 ssess
sisrsd has spos shss report v.s psbshsd ai least
housapd have been recruited In this city 10 sevve
for three years INT ssncsscy the Ast cAiSos
n NAY ss Provost Asrshai Osasral Fry decided that
three ysars' man vss equal 70 fru. nine nonhs msn
mso Rsdsossr sssss y .iDs soaths mss, ~ muispiy
y y. % sSd q IL ssS os osh
furnished 10 havs a4GBsssss u 123s2 nine nsnsha'
men furnished shs lsst call which s deficient only Ice
thn ssssmses was made vim Al up this small dsnclsocy
Tho excess clansd, thsrsfsr - before stasd n m The
two rst calls alone Ths strcsgth Of Me regmeuis or
Ranxed In this city sndeg thsee calls beng 81 323
and Tho sxcsss aboss she qsolGpas e7s aIowiA9
ever, thss l we're recruited outa,de have an ex
men, scaen roguars ana recruits lor rseiupas IN The
SsId. JOHN r. sFRAGUE. Adissant esusssA
Brick voIuDtssvjng In View Jsvsey.
Five THOUeAHD MEN ALRgADy RADeBD-THx1D NEW
rr BATrRIEg COnpLETE, HTC.
Tnsros, MI, Augsss 10. lss3.
Volunteering In ths STATE Of New Jersey procscdins
very brMkiy.
About I'VE thoseasd mon have been obtained sinee
Governor Paykers proclamation Issued
Three batteries complete and enc regiment Of
cavalry ind two regiments Of Infantry win be completed
during the coming week.
Al<ss every township In the State NJ work, and 10
sxpscssa shas days the quota os New Jersey win
10 6nsd BY voluntary snlissnsnts, thus dong away
with The oopscriptiOs.
No DRAFT 90 be Made In Ohio.
CM1rSAn. Angus. 70, 1859.
n ssposDcsd this morning that no dvAn win bs made
n thIs State
omcsss II ths army ssns bone 70 secure drafted
are sstrusaed 10 opsu recruiting sss,oes Tor soiss
nssss.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
Az VI.
NEWS FkOu CHARLESTON.
.4 >~e~~S>~~~s-S>~,~~~s-~~~
REBEL ACCOUNTS 10 FRIDAY LAST.
,s.~~-~~~~-,,-~-s>->~~~-
Union Attack In Large Poyce On
the Enemy's Rifle Pita
--.--~e>>-,~>->e-~~~~~~>-
Our Troops Hard at Work In
Front Of Wagner.
,~s->.-~--e->-~~~~>~~--~-
The DOnlbardmcnt Still Co
Ing On,
es., ~. ~

FoRrRgss MoSRox, August 20, 1858.
The Richmosd Dispatch Of to-day has The sel-
lowing
CnAnassrsx. Ausort a. sssS.
The enemy's attack on our rife pits On wedn~s-
day night was, shout seven o'clock, In over
whelming force.
On Thursday the firing on both sides was slow,
with no unusual Incidents.
cnAHLxsTor, August ~, Ise9.
The bombardmsnt Of sumter Snd Wagner pro-
ceeds siuggishy.
The enemy IN working hard In the trenches IN
front Of Wagner
No further attempt has been made 10 shell The
city.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
vsrssneDs ara sAssa,rss msas 70 ,Ares O'Clock yss.

vertssmeDt and - entries made 70 three O'Clock yes.s
day aftcrDoon
Peter Moueghau. No Z prinoe street .sf0 Ooo
Edwin y. Hsggsv1y No. 100 Barclay sirees. . 25oO
Mrs. Harrst Wxen, No ~ GREY, .uest. ........ 5000
Frederic. Meyer Nm "a washlnftoa sreet..... Loco
3. H. Eicks, No 241 Bleeckey street ,. OO0
8 p HslbsSt Judah, No Wan strsss 10000
Total. Observation-Disclosures. S2p 500
fe Broadway Bank has also pro1ered ths loan oS half
million 70 b placed 10 th any other fund Tor TIE r
bs Of persoas drafted that may ~ aessed proper o.
for any other purpose.
y expscsed in vhw o. this gesd bsx,pninS thaa tbe
entire Doan viii bs taken up without dslay.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
Nesiaea sfons In tho Drase.a.


now rHBv ARE sBRvDp-ruB xxskyvI0N CLAIMS.
Az The draft has nav been coacadsd IN New York city,
ths only sesk which remains for The aushosss 70 per.
form NJ ccal notification Of ths facs 70 the parties
interested and The hearing of claims Of exsmptou hs
part Of tbc programme being properly attended so
Those Who have bssn drawn sent notices 70 sher reel
sncss setting forth that Important fact ed orSsrns
them 70 appear - shs Provost NArshaas headquavsrs n
the district, In order that ,tsy may sc their sA,ks q
exemption. n . Eest,,s4... .sr
Up ths present time there has sssap dseslsy a.
psssscsd % she part Of the ocess In vns shoss NO.
ticcs. Tey have been treated wtsh ~ srsssss oous-
tesy on she peT a. tho public ~ tho drang hsadQnar.
ters OF each district ne clerks are buly tmployed n
filing mp tboss potncatioss and besa)SShe middle n
next week every person who hes herod by The e.
teuone S the "wheel OF fortune may cxpect 70 hear
The important annousesmest BY Official document cent
The chuns FOR sxsmptoa before Ne 4Hgsrs.s boards
are being rapidly pushed forward IA snly district
whsre hess claims have been regularly n64 ss yss IL
the Sixth. % 100 Sixth Hsrs. oing The past
ave days. three hundred applicants s before ths
Board when only Ten nftscn we're heA = shs 10 per
form the duties q solder. II 10 sn9ul1s IN this con
nectp, 70 remark what largo numbes oAtn exemption
on sbs grcund q alsnags Nearly Or every I've
puts forward this plea and Ia III tAs board Enrol
seus hod their deciaon Thero are several exempt
bus ths hensralMy o The sixthAistr,ct claim
aisnags - . sufnoent excueo for their sxsnption.
Tomovr0w the nuar6s of Enrolment q IL different dis
Rcts thrnuehout the cNy hold thsiP mset n ordsr 70
atteod 70 thooe claims Prom pr0ent appganccs there
will Dot BE- many conscripts fcrthcomioG.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
7 y { D r AFT
THE GERMANS AND THE DRAFT.
Indignation Meeting at Har'
monte Garden.
URlOUS OCEE DIN q 3
&c. &C.. 10

IS some Of The German Eapers Of yesterday there a
psarod The following call fcv meeting concsSning the
German c0ns,,psof The Tenth svsnih end seveOsesOsh
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
YuAe~uiey - sne r,ae. RIses,

An onw was made 70 tbs Comptroller yesterday " .
mnisa os doass sswaeAs shs faad for Isdsnatay for
damages duripg Ne hSs yjoss Tho Comptroev - he
coud not take u " tne mAnDse h which uyeD, -
fore, awass ths cpsOtaG ~ shs bids, 90 thsa so1A
action The O1ss tie vGut might ren1ss neennsy.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

IN. go. usasrea srd ssve~tysssssssa@
ssw sssk Wsxi~...s.
rsss.s fef.xt ~ 1855
10 css fl..asse as ssfss. - fsvsAfs 40 fess 80
~~ss = t@Mrs 80 ssfss N<~x Nnesfs~ @sssss
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
N~esee % rarsns~.

Man DrAOW ThFso Tfmess
James Marshall, sx.foseman Of Southwark EugiDe
Company, No &c. Vas drafted no les than three times
once his place Of busincn "a Warren strss rhira
vssd); at hm residence (l0o Elm street, Tourtssnth
ward), aad ~ hh fathers Tesdeucs, loSth street. and
Ninth avenue, Twelfth ward. ts. w
The New York herald., 1863-08-30


sussrs.ons hereby sv,,.d y oss 81 100 sln,sn
sn0ri1sf ordsssnee nras6 az sMr.r
visor. spyro ID ~ ihs Msfov August "a Ifs suufs Aa
oFdissnes rrvyi4s for The ~ ssts,5ta. ~
s~-n hstssfsr c~ Srsfcs N 10 ,hs syryof
dxnng The ssssing osk~~ pnrr..es
rbs trnp~s books for eish Subscriptions a b~ a
pirolers sfrs and after sAanrSsy ths gs.f
sAsl ~ ares
w. rif~rs wii required esposs 9Th tss a., 80,
Trsa~srer the rrosa~sy HAns, ~hn sss a.,. asts,
enter nr t. sh.svytons ,hs srrosss vifsa ~ ny
fhsr rssfeetvsls sn< sssrts ~, tss
easy 70 bs OmrtsoH*r hey wLl receive sosaso N iss
eonnv fJF equal rsde~ua isfoe sarte
Wr ~ ~hh interest fro~ the ~ caym@ni ~ the
- = sArTaHw y sRsxssx. csmsso,.,.
n sceesdsss WITH me Foregoing savsrts~ws~nt ne
,egc1 nc entry sS SIDE spec o. tocs me "a q u
ne Cea,sfo1lsr-
We sbe pner.gnsf a. HEREBY ssvsrally ssf~ssps foy
snd Aeres @t the amounts sse cppseas cor ye~p~e.
~ abnve sdvsfsssnsss % shs sssAssrr sna lersns
fhsr~m sy~sseee
rhs ssA.,ss vsvs hs bss . s<csyassss vss .fs -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
! LAW NOTICE. 3 !

IIAEAENF IIsK, lllllslh AgPf u yl 3 4 AAbleh.n
eassel. yIsz sisl nsadIey, Mary Edgsls ~ Adgel,
David A>aaiey} prieI Hsaale ard Ilsc5 NaSty .ill
tsksnoLics that RstitIen sth dey
And . ss esadts sald William Hssaisy q:
msudg the follpwipg xseI estate Lots
go In the frst quarter Of the hrst teNpahp range sx
teen. United States military ians containinE each one
hundred acres, more or le, nud situate In tr1nktn
coany, Ohio, Alao, lots No. thiryhEee $50 and thirty
four 34 of the fourth quarter. seooh toNpsipF md
tssnth range Of the United States military anqi,
containing each one hundred acros, moro or lass. and
next term Of sad Court the Said William Headlsy viii
spply for A. order that partition % be made OF ait
cox & CONVERSE, >,
Ss'afSss; Sssaisss ~ S'' . = 'D'I'sfN'pfGpss Gpss1,o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
JAMES EDWARDS ESTATE!

N1OTIOE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI
ausiiaed By the Probate court q Brankiin couhlJ
ohio, Admipistratix Of the estats Of James IdWhFd
late Of Perry t6wnship n siidcounty, deceased. -
Dated this 9Th Day OF November, a. D. 1853. i4o
aMgssa . A.laFk aNhaReAR ~ HDV ARps,s s,s
nov6-3cW. nj
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
DIR. RoBERT THOMFsoN.

7 a'ay Surgeon 0PhysioiAng
ossiclI men hrRisF, Eoz4HosSsozbeNo TO-,
Rssidsucss No. Is, souilhsesl Gomez @ 4 " From.
Ill NJ and Gay Stresta,
TFl0K,e 4. A HKzMFoF0E1,agbzkk AL
nl1uk1H1 on gnn Axns ''s.-.s- -fa1d ,nrgo
ooiaS1As Nv %, lsss;ders y 2, 9s1s :aS s,@2 s-2
esiteS n b !. ass3 sft.lsG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
Ayers sarsapsrina

is compounded from the most efectuai anti n
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure oil the
disorders Il entails. That It Is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised, iS known by all
who have given Il d trial. Tint u does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary IN their effect
bpon this class of complaints, Is indisputably
proven by the great multitude Of publicly "a
known and remarkable cures IL has made of IA
tho following diseases % King's Evil s or v
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, EEup- #
ltions, Pimples; Blotches and Sores, Ery-s
.sipelas, Rose oriSt. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu; -
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
swsllings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections; Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, und, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise ffom impurity /,
Of the blood Minute reports Of individual
cases may be- found in AYER's American
ALMANAC, which il furnished to the druggists
for Rratuitous distribution, wherein amnykbcs
learned the directions for its Use, andsome Of
the remarkable cures which it, has made when
all other remedies bad failed TO afford relief
2 Those cases are purposely taken nom all sec
tons of tke country. in order that every reader
may have aecesa 10 some one who can speak 70
him Of its benefits from personal experience
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
leayes its victims far moro subject 70 disease
and its fatal results than are healthy eonstitui
tions. Hence it tends to shorten, ana does
greatly shorten, the average duration OF human
life The vast importance of these Sonsidera-
tons has led, us to spend years Ia perfeeting
remedy which Is adequate 70 dts icuregG ibis
we now offer to the public under the, name of
: Ayers SARsAPARILLA, although il is com
posed of ingredients. some Of which exceed the
best Of Sdrsdparind In Alternative power By
rs aid you may protect yourself from the suffsrr
Ing and danger of these disorders, Purge out
the foul ceuuptions that rot and tester In the
blood; purge out the causes Of diseaseS and
vigorous health will 'followro BY itsb peculiar
virtues this remedy stimnhtes the oyitH fupcr
tons, and thus expels the distempergi which
7hark within the system & or burst ont out On @ any
We know the pubEe have besn idssiysd BY
many compounds of tSa;sapoilla, 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 It's sufpassinGi
for the cure Of the aflicting diseases it is in
tended 70 reach. IN Although under the same
name, it is q very different medicine from any
other which has been before the 1peoplss hndbis
far more effsctual than Ianyb Other, which hiss
ever been available 10 them (, A ,,o r.,,,II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12

contamination Is variously caused by mercurial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air. filth and i6IthS
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be- its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
from parents, to children unto the third and
fourth generation !" indeed, IL seems 10 be the
rod Of Him who says, /" will visit the ini9uiI
Tics Of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which il originates take various names,
according to the, organs i attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces 'tubmcies, andafinally
Consumption fhlifhe glands, sgellings ybish
suppurate and become ulcerous sores in the
stomach and bowels, derangeinents which pro.
dnce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liveri Hcouas
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneoas
affections. These all having the same origin,
require rho same remedy viz. publication and
invgoration Of the blood. Purify the blood
and these dangerous distempefs leave Iyou.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, You can,
not have health with that life of the flesh, !" I
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease. VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
ID "nl. arwARD TO Mr.. ADAMS. " y, f,
q ai !. "DEPARTMERr OF STATE, 1
-"WAsHINorOE, November 10, 1852. (

I n
'iIn this country especially, Il Is habit dot
only entirely consistent with the Constitution,
but even essential to its stability, to regard the
Administration at any tims existing as dissitot
and separate from the Government itself, and
to canvass the proceedings Of the one without
the thought Of disloyalty to the other. We
might possibly have had quicker success In snp-
pressing the insurrecticn, If this habit could
have rested Q little longer in Abey yancs; bal, on
the other hand, We are under obligations to save
not only The ulity or the integrity of the coun-
try, but also its inestimable and precious Cpu-
stitution. Noone oan safely say that the 70.
sumption Of the previous popular habit does not
tend 70 this last and most Important consunms.
ton, II at the same time. 40 VIC confidently ex.
pect, the Union shall be saved.
~ ala your obedieut servant, s-.'''.. tc
9gG9s'WILLIAEhH. SEWARD. =
EsaGChasies Francis Adams, etc., s1g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
Seward va. Seward The Administratiol
Sd, 1c and the Government, ...gi

10 Mr.. Sewatd's late speech al Auburn, On
the evening before the election, he said:
"The country isin danger-it IL to be res
cued by the Government, You will succeed
because you.vote for the Government ia voting
to sustain the Administration. Your opponents
oommls the fatal error of'supposipg that they
can divide the administration from the Gov
eminent, and support the ono and discard the
eiher. No man can serve, two masters. Con-
slider this point for q moment. Il 10 only
through the Administration that the country
can put forth the effort necessary for iss rescue
II you dlaoard this Administration Of the Gov.
ernment BY your yosea, you bring no now Or
better one to ito plsoo."s ilI gIah .I4asls
NoHs as aui answer TO this speech of fSsWatdla
read SeWard,a letter: -- 1 l...-..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
GIG TINE OBSERVERS!
I.sls,ul EHA RHasacFloN on MloHAaIsMl
sA>lso q Hantigo on 0psn 1acs. on Lade's,oe Ges-


Then. yllugtHtsd Kew. in ~ inrs .es Jan: no
1863, ON pege ~, Voluntarily says:"We have bpen|
shoSna noit plssslfs novelty. Of which the HUMANS
Baos., Of New York are the sole inposfs Il d oAll
'~-- ed the -Mxsru fmH -onnvlE, and Hx Hunting and
opsH I4e Est9e Il sp%h$insd; ees 81 sss gSsttisst
timspiece fer general and reliable use oreTsd
(r has rAin Kspa eQgnsetta with it pSohlpsty ts
secss,s TIE cases q tAis Wateh a are songossa q
hW the Improved ruby action lover moyement and \
an accurate tlmspiece.n Price, sapsfby
pngrsyed, pcg egse o1 Ahaif dosen, e204. Sample
Mssqhsi 70 neat morocco boxss for those propo. .
wholtssN, $751; II sent by mail the postage 70
70 o3aeeptsHl Registering 20 centf gs1p 10 g0a
sent by sxpysssto any part o. the Loyal
al ~ fet.ons ordering In ths mknhef muit tinslof y!
sis proos afhsF sinrerits, The aountee hssdted
saf y Sldi:ss ehss tss disseyas Gag
iis, xdrs k1ers asst ss& pdvSsMs a. adsdaos q tho
sai ogsnss Tsfuss making eSllec.
ons n such preearous Ntps can b SEMI
na'i .ss, q ssgssss, ~. y nan q i
call a peysop. whom q ID convenient nor then % as so
,ieH "a y oHQBBARD nRQS.s Fmp0rters,
100 Broadways New oPerk.
RnN1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
High Life in Washington.
A Washington correspondent Of BErcHER'l
Iad.psndtat ssys AV6H tBA@gsBl Rs

Warrington correspondent OF bkfcHERb
Iif Ird.psad'p' ssys' ib FA5. al AHa9 10.
There was sight to be seen In broad day
light few days ago, In front of the Presidential
manslons which gave thoae who Witnessed liar
Idea Of the onward strides which the vices Of
iniemperance has made In ',good society dur
ing the few last years. A woman clad ID the
richest and moet fashionable garments, with
diamonds feshlng fiom her slender fingers d
the slant western sunshine, cat upon the etont
halustrade, unable to proceed on her homaward
Nsik ,Nlthcpt bstrsyinE heFseli, . e AZ issS sha
nose and started ohs sssyipg 10 and iroI and
| t6t coon vestedaga utterly unable topedceed
The tatrisgs bf a tofeIg imIplster passed by.A
| tkeppno5. woman stas potice and turnsd
Ialoppod, ltooklin she lady, and carried Her /,
Thar iuxufIouB home, For the ladyaisIwealthy
and ocpdpies high pociAl ppsitIofis but shs Wi
ldruhEiat The strsssa5 Of WasblPglQny is IHl@ BN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12
ilnl,pposfitaaIalt l,p Y aIlt InselIi sseaes .Trne..

"a We Ind The following ID she New York
1lsbansS taken from then New Orleans True
Daa oSf ocsabss 2sbgsp.es si s ne e.a n, s.ta3 & @ a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-12

ri ADIEs BLACK CLOTH SACKS AND cIRcLBs;
~ Also eearlet and Blue oloth Oloaks. Water
Proof oloaks.
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mo, 1SO,

/, ~ ikbf \ La luTkb w
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
innliitudcS ~ mtW~'f'is.
elllier produces or IS "
produced BY an
leebledI lyitiated sstatA
of the blood ashsfein
J thar fluid becomes in
lcompeteht toazuatain
jtte eNitatforces iqTtheir >
Vigorous , action, and
leaves the system itoii
sfah into disorder u1do {
J decay. 2 The serofulous
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TO CONSUMPTiVES.

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| in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung af-
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anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
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To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
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BRoNcHiTrs, dc. The only object of the AdvOrti-
ser IN sending the Prescriptions is 10 beneff the
afflicted and spread information which he concsives
TO be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it viii cost them nothing. and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad'
dress
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh,
Kings County, New YGk.,
Oct. 31-3ln,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-02-20
UmiOEa Hotel
WEST PITT ST., BEDFORD, F

WEST PITT ST., BEDFORD, PA.
V. STECKMAN, Proprietor.
This excellent hotel is now prepared to accom-.
modate the public IN the best manner and on the
most liberal terms. splendid
LIVERY STABLE
is attached TO this hotel. MAY e,I962.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-02-20
coward ASEC CITATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevoleat Institution established By special En-
aoyaent, for the Reisefofths SICK and Distressed
afflicted sciGa Viyuient Gnd Chrome D4seases and
especially for tho Cure of Diseases Of the Segue,
Organs.
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhea, and other
Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or
three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address, Dr.
DIR. j. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
tion, No. 2 S. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
May 3lst, '61
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-16
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The republicans and Union men gene
rally of the several towns of the Southern
Assembly District Of Iowa county, are
requested to meet by delegates, Tin the
ratio of one for each fifty votes cast at the
last general election at the City Hall in
the city Of Mineral Point, On Thursday,
September 18th, 1868, at / J o clock p, m,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for member Of the Assembly, and can
didate for member of the County Board
of Supervisors
The several town committees are re-
quested to call primary meetings at once
for the selection of delegates, that each
town may be fully represented in the Con
vention. BY Order Dist Com
September 9TH, 1868