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The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources Of the deadliest maladies Their
effect is 10 vtiate all the fluids Of the body, and to
seud poisoned stream through all the channels of
circulation. Now, what is the operation Of the Pills!
They cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver bring the
relaxed or irritatel stomach into a natural cond-
ti"n, and, acting through the sccretive organs UPuS
THE hLoh ITSEF chasC the state Of the system from
sirkntss tp hralih, by exercising simultaneous and
Wholesome effect upon all its parts and urctions.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harmless but effective preparation-
At the two epncs Of life in which the female system
undergo,S the most important and critical changes
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They also confidently recon-
mcndrd as specific in every disorder to which fe
males al sIlhjrrt
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
BE IT UNDERSTOOD
BILIOUS MALADIEs. 60. Ac

That the above statements at all times be YER
flied by the written testimony (extending through A
quarter Of century, VI tens Of thousands of un-
Z ;tuurar rhablp wtnessrs
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
J. sTRATMAN,

HtTs Agent, Fan Flancreo.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

r1 JUST RECEIVED at LANDECKE2'S
E4::sd ORIGINAL STAND, corner of Main and
E@ Sacramento streets, opposite the Orleans
Hotel, large and well selected stock of
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
miscellaneous an6erttstWg.
GRANITE MILLS,

FOLSOM,
The Largest Mills on the Pacific Coast
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
I'as.cusers Sailed.

q
In ean ihp City Of hdHchoter, JoI LireTpoo-rs j. >;
Wilson Mrs. GasEnski Mics NJ L. Stone, eight sisters oi
Good Shepherd Mrs Jane Nanrirdo Miss o. Fausedo Nine
Roche and two daughtcI., H. Upson Is Lawrence A. nDs'
Virtue G. H. Tietjrn r. Scudder, r. Quagia, f. C. Hooscr'
o. H. De Bevoire Fdw Roddcs Clns. Pioser, John smith,
Wui Baylcs John Davidson James Dun, Jas Mclsrson
Mrs Sykes Ssrlh Wn and Mary Ann sykes, and others IN
h, S,,o,ssif, 4u.yica for Bremen rir Southampton.
Hon Dr. r. Scheidcn, Hansesiic Minister, Washington
d. C.; Mrs n. Wefrrdonck and two children MI r"is5
Kunoih Mr. w Jeinghaus, John L. l.ihdh"iui, aly eiu
lau-ler Miss Josephine Ueghuee MI j. C0sei r. "l"t
nd adv ! Liuten.snu Mrs. Johu A Mccke aud two ci
dr.u Mr. A. lirid, burger children and servant hi'
e8J.o Rogge lady three children md servant hr' j.
All non, Sew.York; Mrs. Sophie G. Read, Mfs.
~ A Read fur children aud servant, from y unofe 3
Mr. Le R5m.r, kantcs; Julius Euior, san rrlncisc2i
M Wagner MAamoras, Mrs James Is. Eeln and two chi
adv Mi. Sr e Upton Ni-. Lille Upton, all Of Bos'2n A.
Kri,eie FIadepha; Alex. Mckenzie and udy r. j. eeks
Jiy Nj, D. pois al Of New-lofk; Anthony N. Smith
PbilsIe,pbi. r. Eimbock and lady, Milwaukee; H. nchu
mann frooElyn; Ms Pauline Dnmoni, Nj. I'd Brosnet
nd child New Orleans job Rcncs H. Wells lady hnd
ld join SparAlse, L. Kos rbcTg Max fredahder al OF
sew York; j. H. Mtbcrs lady ant two Children lafayette
lad: J.. Wagner, Brfso, =, y. Mr. MaTda.e doidoceN
aud three children, Peoria, llnosi Mr.; A. ba-se:: r.
p-ir.ubrook John Dick, all oi Quincy, liinois :
Ausu.t Lelnaun FgaH,lsc'. C.iorniai J. NJ Mayofs
Br6oklyn r. Eavlc, L. j. bsocTmann al OF p ouifh ~
WneErr sly aud children, Nicksbnfr Mi'. ihfo1S,e
Wep,ten. Londnn; Mis- Nancy With.t, hiiiefy, hei ~
Albert e. Pcrtns \. Y. r. v Schmidt MiwanAei u. n
W,ln.r lsdy md ? chiired, New Havcn tti henIy
schmidt Ncs.lofkj VIM 4. Busnon New orleans yohn
Uomever New.Yors 4. O. Elswad. lady and ch,dson !
Ioln Modest Providence. X. ! L. Mos. Ne!s fofk MI j.
" Drotc, Miss DreSel, all Of fhadePhia--'s "eefase'
Total. l5J.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
arrivcd.....SUYDAY, April 10


Steamship Morning Star Hepburn New'oEleai' "a hs''
via Hayau-, Id.e aud pass. to JAS A. ltayn9i: r,
Selrfr r.. l.. Clark (U. s. transporl wilson Fortress
MOI roe April IN ballast u. ). Quartermaster an n''
4 ~ m Ii mild. south Of Chincoeague, feh IN with >.
steam transport Thos A. Scott from NewOreans Gr New-
York disabled end took her in wind at the time blowing
ttrong nor east same day DroHe one OF our s
gives th 10 during heavy northeast gaze, pHiteu
both hawssrs Laid by her until u when the weather
oderatiug. took Lef Ia tow again. 9TH INST, p H o. w
south Cape Henry still blowing gaze par'ea
bars az u and tho weather being thick lost sight Of her
Brz C. F. Eaton Of Windsor " ). Curry. Messlna ian,
30 passed G5ra ar Feb. n with fruit &c. 70 d. H. DE Won
as been the coast 20 days experienced heaqy "esthei
lost aud spli sails, Sc. r., oo .,
Bra1aian brig Palma Rsgne, Peruambuco, Feb ~ ana
Del BTcatwater days, with cotton 6ci TO H. H. Siith
Go. March ~ lat. % 49, long o. spoke brig George 29tn
holm Steering s. s. T.. March ~ % miles y T. OF Cape hen
LOREN passed largo schooner sunk with naninast gone
Peter Luce for Liverpool in daysi LaPning Coman nom
rs xrort ORR Ges Halifax u days, fish and oil to
Tynes \ smith. A, A..
American CoB Co.
scLr W. $. Baker Pearce, Nansemond, Va, days oys
er. bound 10 Boston April g. Absecom bearing " y W. o
g. run into sch! Dean Of PoyncetOwu, from quincy lof
Fortress ouroe with stone striking her the port bow
ana M sunk in three honrs. Took from her the captain ana
crew live ~ number and brous sh them to this port Ihe w
j. b. had her damaged, and msrtinzale gear carried
away. D-au 81 burden s years Old, ana was
owned In iroyinceto~n.
Scir Einsgold Matthews, El1sbetbpor for Boston
WIND-sunset, N. T., fresh
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
smIPPaNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK......APRm
Cleared.

steam,h ps-Norlh Star Leqhy Hilton Head D. D; Aleii
ton Co; Locust Point, Hoffman, Portland, H. D. Cromwell
s,ramer.-D Utley, Phillips Philadelphia }. Rrigni
Lizzie Bbker La Roso, Washingi0ni r. W. Brure foser
baltimore -, q, .
ships-EIen southard Howe, San Francisco WmT Cole
Co. Alice Ball, Ross, do, sutton Cos heaoi1ie,
si.son Liverpool, Williams 4 Gui0n.
Bark.-yen, tGrl. johnson, Londonderry, G. g. Duncan
Co.. Intern iona tDutchl Small, s. Jago dc Cuba, Ihco
foukei Orient (BreiI Prudemai, Bangor Osifichs \ 60
Bngs-Starght (Br). Da,i.ou ileiAN, u. H. DeNol
Morning Star (brl Matam,los T. l. Neyius Sons Bril-
(Brl, Cfoweli, Havana, Boyd L ilincken.
schoonef.-T H. Hammond. Olren, ROston, Jed. Frye
Laura Gertrude Campbell foress Monroe. r. y. iurlbut
CO.. Copy. Kelly, New Bedford JAS. A. stetsou Ivy tbrl
Lake ST. John " b., 4. SHiiher Col Charles Anna tbr
Branlcombe, Nassau j. H. Caseri Bessie lbfl smh -
John, ~. b. A. Smithers Co X. T. STOCKTON Neiec
Wa hinston h. C. Wheeler. Albert Thomas Robnson, bulii
bentey Smith & Cot Dmg1n OBJ. Peter'sn ~.
Cror Ives. Beoeher Coz BarbeIs bi1 Buukey, tsrpor
Gra,r n. r., n. \. small Co.; w T. Nihans summon,
Eewbern, L. Kenny y A. Reed, Red Hor9lhi g IL, ~.
500 g. C. Ssdler fiton, Fortress Monroe " campbell
spread Ease Hamilton do. do; s. y. kias, Ceneenan,
sais, Jed. Frye Co.. Copii, Wet Boson ~ = Rocket
Son Gem Lowell Boston, Baker Daytoni Pcnntyvanie
Warner Providence, Il. P.kladers Harvest Home hno"e
soop-Wm. Blair Hnycr Fortress Monroe, j. Campbell.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Dtsu.tcrs, &c.

Loss or the FRrscH BRIG MARIE FELicfrE The
french brig Marie Feicte Capt Rsbardy sailed nom Havs
The A Of Januafy last ior Ne" Orleans win 81
rrso sd sS passengers On tie I'D ult, IN lon sg 80 a
heavy sea runna the vessel began TO leak On the 90 made
Pasa Quite Light and cauc 20 anchor stf p ne lho Sae
incrrasn aud The vessel ding her anchors, when pilot
boat sight, but the pilot refused to ON board
running high aud went oh leaving the
bis with gua Of drcs still fyiug. AZ II a M on the
2 Capt kaoardy resolved to make the Grand Grozer aud
dropped anchor which dragged into shallow water,
tho gale tin increasing when he compelled away
tie nas aud throw overheard porton Of tho then all
Asuli about constructing ran of the and yards
Durng tho night the gale having increased the ran went TO
pieces ocock next morning t23hl was resolved to
the boats hen the and crow got on board 10
csayor he the Passes the brig at that time having be-
complete wTeck The passengers and crew. alter Eav
s been out n Open boats for y hours tel In with the pilot
boat Comc'a, who brought them into PassaPOuTe The
yts.o' and cargo Is total loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Pa,seuuer. Arrived

IN ,t,ra,sio IViso, (onI Aspfn aRNr and Mrs. Smith,
Mi.' " Ella caoa H. " Bo.tweE Nh. Therg. snd hid
Nr.. G. Cornn. w. sig',r., d. srsncer - VEIN
aud family Mr AID Mr. Core d. A. BEL. j. a. anhh w
u. DOLE three cldrcn and sel'sn, Mexican buchanan
Ridee " A. AIiiblcon Robert stewart. Mrs {. y Hosmer'
Mss Evans 8lr Dcfress daughter aud MIR o. g. Jfn'
W.. nn. pa. A. b,ii.' & a,. g. Ro.ca.~si % 4 Dallas. NJ Hess
IownsenJ. Joseph Hamilton, MIR. Mendir, Af aud MI.
Wilbur M. Rholes aud two children. J. H. fisbeoA and
wife H. Ro'h.ehd. d. Mshen.y, hs. Csgi.in CLa'oi 9.
Vallejo. w. fisherman &. " iEs1u Geo. A. Russell, Jotu
Levi, W. r. Cariu, Mrs WochartL, Nc Naner end Two
ce.dfon, hF' Solomon snd child T. Nnsht and VIE -
Mccoy; w; lf hcnsush and wife j. w Wsdsworh sgd ad
wife Mt. X > MqIngp ~ LsoH.h ~ g'is ., 1na il - W w
vel infant, }. T.. iunben, Wm Cnlch,c and wife hr
Hickey, 5. d. Hendr.cA'on' wife and Lmiy. NJ tlsstery
wife ana three children Jas Bowman and wife, D. hns
bury ani wife I'd iouug0ye wife aud three chltfcn s'o
40 Ia ,ls second cabin AAd 80 In The se,I-se -, ,
IN "sas'htP ho,nt.y Sar i'os Nec.oriegEiTW. :
Mi..Trndeau John Truro, W ~ HODGE A. BcrScminE snd
sons A. 4. slisht John g. Richards, A. H. ilcs.sr hFs
child r. long wife AMI child Jas Reed John ErAhe. n.
Pelle,ier W. A. Brton H. r. Remson and son, l. H. james
Mss C. NJ Martin W. III. Sheppard aud sou a. y Iountt,
Nicola Fruncias Capt q. w. fousAGd j. NJ Brew ter r.
J. Gsmlrd J. Toubot r. ;. schmidt, W. d. bafncs Alex.
Hanet and wife, g. Geiinaiee, T. Lar d. iaVtsd y;
.on W. McGauy, Geo. Smith, l.. T. Lashor stephen Dy9, j.
Connolly, L. Matt A. A!eIlnda, A. Gee NJ Lem7r Me.
Jane NOlt, J. Naht ut'Ei ~" Nt'''i
win jos Tin J. slocumb, Miss " Livingston james Gibb,
II 1ar.ton Mrs C. Juot Mrs. Rapayc Mr.. Warren, Miss
Warren Mr. Staple. smith, l.. Dmnile, Jonn R.ehhrd.on
and adv r. nj Smith, O W. Brown IGth Eew-iofk Vols
W III. Pierce lst New. lampshuc C. A. H. Roger, l..:h
Va T. Harper 4h r. ". Engineers; Surgeon Bates, lJSt
y Lieut. Buckiey Bh Vernon, Battery; T.. &. Naloy,
u :. Navy; r II. Smith A. 7. Huno, T. A. Baker, v hi
ant Swuiue Capt Hunford Capt Nash3urn, D. IoWrLins
Lieut.. Russuessrr and 5to in the stecragr.
IL ,,eamfh,p Roanoke, Jom NeourieIn' and Hafana-N
f. Cabano A. Pouol Mrs A. Jackson aud Two iughte. A.
Banmgrrtner r. Tehmunn and lady, l.. Ludoyr, T. Pcst
A. Atdry d. Silva j. 81 JwngurTa, Mi h. NJ 5tIJu, MEs. Vs.
McHugh, NJ. Cunningham, IL. Bryant. T. Haskell y. Cars
Wm H. OIL O. llaldiugo, ChsIcs Sanford and 80 ia The
s,.cfase. ,
In bark Nm. H. Randall, from Serrd Leose-Ney. q. T.
Clifton and lady.
In brig Pdi,aa from PernaHabueo-Mr' Nsriana Rosa
kosinda.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Steamship Yarpna pernin..n

ssss%..P ysTsn p'nsafss @ k ksS ss @
had SUCCESSION Of heavy variable gas esys on s ue
.n Snes cr N,resn 9Th inst, signaed English brig
showing I'd dist pend. No. 4,Jts. :, IN, - r,,
Steamer Detroit o. - S's'PS WseUt ssy.sr,nss.er master
steamer " w. Bruno, Foster Baltimore, md'e 70 "n'
DalzeL r- . -. u,, -. n. 20
Steamer Concord Norman Philadelphia, mdse to L0perA
stcsmer New York Fuz Philadelphia mdse, &c to James
Hand. ,,,h
Steamer Falcon, Charles Providence, mdse.. ae 70 T.
steamer Empire, Hunter Washington, d. Co. md'e Me-.
to James Hand
steamer Diamond Moore Chester Penn, in ballst to
master
Ship Sea Chief of Liverpool Jones, Liverpool 81 days
mds- TO VI. j. G. a. DeWoG On the 9Th inst a. a. n
Cope hay iisSh Bearing w by s. saw large black sip
with los of an toprnass steering for the 3reakwaer.
Bark VIM H. Randall tOf sierra Leone), Pkinney Sierra
Slnce lhe 2o u encountered heavy NJ w. and \. f. gaes
and became short Of provisions Pa; into this po, for supplies
pl'w.re p ieS%aer Much a. with Petroleum, bound to
Bos on Pa; into t port short OF proysions On the 2o,h
and 9Th Fire Island in heavy gale from ~ E lost deck
lad and sustained some damage to bulwarks, Ac.
Brig Rosaunl tlrl. Bung Denai%a q days ballast to
master Tie r. & bound to Liverpool and put into this port
hrs Poel (r), Glow, Inasua 10 days, salt to Tynes &
smith IA had heavy weather. lost uanboom stove bnl'
49, osi og so h ssis &c brought 70 this port the captan
md crew Of the b. scr Charlotte mold, Of tagged Island,
s. wrecked March 10 at nasna. Tue e. A. was l0I tuns
hnri IA month. ont and owned By Lewis T. Churchill aud
John h. Arnold Of Nova Scotia partly in'dfedi vessel
Sclr Empress (Br), Clubhouse sackvile N. b. days
lumber to r. l. Keylus K SON
-eir. Hsrber MantoD, -, Philadelphia for Boston, :,
seLr van Cir), Taylor Moncson, ~ b., days. cats 'o
scir b. Gicspc Orb Smith, Par,OorO, N. s., plaster 'c
Sehi Mayfower. Henderson, Flizsbethpor. for Salem
schI David u. Newconib, Higgins, Tanser ior sslen'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

CRIMES AND CAsUALTlEs.-An inquest was
yesterday held by Coroner Collin at No. l2i Mott
street. on the body Of Thomas NcAnen lately attached
10 Company L, I32d kew-YoTk Volunteers, who was
drowned while attempting to cross Bachelors Greek,
near Newbern, y. C.. The body brought 10 this
city Oh the steamer Daniel Webster. Thomas Geo.
ghan deserter Willie abOrng under dclirium tremens,
jumped from third story window Of the military head
quarters. corner Of Broome and Elm streets Thurs
day last and received injuries from which he died yes
terday at tho New-York Hospital. AN inquest was
yesterday held at tho New.YOrk Hospital By Coroner
Ranney. ON the body Of Honora Behoney, who jumped
from the fourth story Winauw OF No. Gear stree,
during the late tire Deceased was 20 years Of age,
and resided III Sullivan street. An inquest was held
yesterday, by Coroner Kanney the body Of Joseph
liaslaclor, German, co years OF age, who found
drowned at the foot OF EyingOn street East River.
lie is supposed 10 have committed suicide.
Robert hname and vile were committed by
Justice Dodge, charged with stealing quantity
jngs In seventeenth street Coroner Rannoy held an
inquest yesterday ON the body Of infant who was
found IN the aey-wny of No 10 Pitt street Death wns
caused by stransulatOn. No evidence produced
tending % crlmnaie any person. were the parents
OF the child discovered Thomas Haddcn and Patrick
NaddleOn were arrested on u charge Of TObbng Isaac
johnson, sii.or OF trunk of clothes valued at se5
and then Kidnapping and shipping him board the
British slip LYDIA, bound TO Callao The accused also
procured $l0O Of Johnson's advance money from the
master Of the ship Justice Hogan committed Iadden
and held Waddeton 10 bail John Mclrath was com
mttcd by Justice Shandloy ON a charge of obtaining
goods under false prctenoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
BORT n1aroens' Notice.
STATE or NEw -YoRK,

STATE oY NEw-YoRK, I
PoRr-WARDEhs OFFICE. No. l0i Wal.st.
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with
~ section OF The passed Ap H. 1857 entitled An Act TO
Reolare the Nardens Once Of the Port OF New York, to
a polsous Interested n having charge of the subject
matter II such inquiry examination or survey that the fol-
oy.ins vessels under examination by the PoNar.
deus AID that the said surveys examinations will be com
p,Ls within days succeeding this notice on board
salf a. esseis:
steslusLip George Cromwen.........Pier No. On r.
ship AstIonuin.' rier 70 r. H.
sup Arab l"i "
B.rE No. a ". II.
Brig Ctyrfagh h.....................Pitr No. u T. X.
G. II. BliAMllALL. President.
J. ArGs TRRRMAS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
COURT CALENDAR-Tu,, nv

SUPREME CoURT-CHCUU.-Part I.-Oyer and
TerIlueI Adjourned to Tuesday. Part -Nos 1915 s6.
S55, lH7, Ia, 1925, l445 1874 l241 1896 500 COL ls8
ll?6, le', 1870 ~. Ges a!a SO Pan llNos 90, q,
olB, go 1914 IH 49, 1855, 1873, 1875 1880 25y IJ5
1863. 1853, 1892 l6l' 1893, lCil, 1919.
SUPREME CoUkT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Domurrers-
Nos H. 49, 49, bsues Of law and ctho. i7i iss 250 ISL
25l 2aJ 25i, 253 2S 237 z5s 259 2G 26l 2C3 2Gs 2G
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part l.-Nos. 36l, 37G5,
5lo9 ssJi SSss J7G 5, S19 1855 s1o7, 57so Gol yoJ
1851, 1888 $780, 1851 GA, 27Jo, 3is2, 1885 asa
COUNT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Pmt Mos l55,
l96 221 $50 25T Ice 44 49, tSJ loI 46 I42 3i 263 I3i
SIC, OH, sI5 $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Returned.

Shin Marianne Eottebohnl Lamb hence March % for Liy
erpoo with cargo OF gran dispatched by Rowland Froth
nshlni Capt. Lamb reports Proceeded on our voyage
against strong ess,oIly gales until April IN LAT so 49, on
o. a. when We encountered hurricane from r. s. f. TO T.
H. which threw the ship her beam ends shifting her
cargo causing her leak badly, having at time nve
With assistance Of the succeeded in keeping al
her pump going free the ship. Have been four days on e
coast sou,hwaid OF tho Highlands with strong northsTy
aui eastoTly saes
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs wnen
existing
IN MALE Uk FEMALE, -.
From whatever cause or nating and no maer OF no"
long standing. Diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of Dinretic
HELMBOLDS EXrRACT BUChU, r,,o.
Is THE GREAT DlUREIIC
AND IT Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALI. DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Sailed.
8-SteaInships-

APRIL steamsbips-Pstapsco, Prometheus Cshswha;
SLps-ten Met ean, Robert Campbell Liverpool mary
DlrA.e. Onward. Intrepid. .
Esks-CatAerne Clara Eoyeno, Goethe, Mary Bentley,
Linden
fTirs-Los Am.gos I.ucy Haywood. s. 3. Martha
ScloDutrs--Dauyle :. C. Evans, Francis Mlnnehaha "
Oakes Fr,ewu Vim. Allen, Syb Arctic, Sea breeze, ood
APaL 9-steamships-Americat tausl. for Bremen; City
Of Manchester Orb for Liverpool britannia tbrb Tor oas-
COW; Columbia, for Havana aud Ncw-OTieaDs
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Arrived.
rIwr

Steamship Illinois (U. s. mail Babcock, AsIinwa March
10 at 10 D m. specie. mails and pass. 10 NJ o. Robots.
heavy weather during tho t four days april
Ia M of the Chesapeake exchanged signals with OF
The Panama Railroad Companys bisI bound to the north
ward The Panama Railroad Company baIh Asntho arrived
al Aspinwsll March 20.
steamhip Perel Davis, Newbern, N. c. 81 fn't, naval
stores kc Murray Nephew Lay In iia,teTaa until tho
7th Had heavy weather the entire pesspgo
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
6elmbola's MeSieimeS.

EXTRACT BUCHu.
For weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits OF Usdre
tion Ear.y Iudiscretion Abuse attended
with the following symptoms:
Indspositon to ExeTtion, Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Waksfulness,
Dinness OF Vision Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body
Dryness OF the Skin EruptiOrs on the Face,
Universal La studs Of the Paild Countenance,
Muscular system.
These symptoms il allowed 90 on which this medicine
invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUlrY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In Of which the patient may expire Who say they
not frequently followed By those . dreln diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the Of their suffering but
will confess The records OF the Insane Asyuns and the mel
anchoy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample witness 10 the
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTRUCTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nygorae tho
system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU inysris-
Uly does. A Trial will convince the most skepticd
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
CITY ITEMS.

STAGE FARES KCREAsED.-A card has been
published by the propretors and owners Of the Madison
avenue the Fifth.ayenue, to Sixth.ay enue and the
Twentythird-sreet and broadway lines of stages
nouncing that in consequence Of tie Increase In the
price Of labor and al the materials used IN connection
with their business they compelled 10 advance their
fare to 10 cents to take ee to-day Ten per cent Of
the gross receipts for the present week. they state, viii
be given 10 The Sanitary Fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. OR CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu
is unednaed oy any other remedy in Choros Rs.en
ou Irregrsries PAnfunes or Suppression Of Customary
Evacuaons liberated or scrhous s,ae OF the Uterus Leu
corrhes or hites terity and for all complaints incident
to the ser whethy arising Inciscetion, Habits Of Dsd
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
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81 80 year. For ~ cts., the Pictorial p'o's 'r
I.,ns, r.brnsry March and April sent by return post
Aadr,,, Pov, On WELLS No. 3os Brosdwsy ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
fAdyarisomentl
CAID-A PLEASANT FACT FOR LADIES'

That W H. RoBgRTs the popular proprietor OF i 'HfsIL
pAAc, FsroHIgM No ~ Bow'ry, has been md ca !" r.
nish lon the pTs.,nt he intended journey 20 1uTope und
ue to sc tie mot elegant und s.yih CoaHs r Pie
is Tin Broadway prices. The ladi-s We ere informed
waited upon Mr. EOBERTs in BODY and nofrd uIh 20 ,V
-, -, ~ ~ JESAIE JBysB.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
IAdvertisementJ -
n .
FORTUNATE CoMBINATIoS.--we are opposed

to propriear medicines, and it is with aone
h, ye eo Advertisements Of in our columns sun we
.or... ,a, Buows. TaocaRs are convenient and nss-
fu in certain conditions Of the throat and Ar!"A
spesking-IE. Y. Christian Advocate.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
YIrr.NpOr,D,s ROSE WASH,

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an excellent lotion for disees Of Syphie nature and %
AN injection n diseases of the Urinary Organs srsn non
habits OF used in connection with the tIuscS
Buchu and sarsapaa in such diseases recommended
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES, - -
FROM 3 10 20 YEARS STANDING, with -
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
kor Medical Properties of Buchu,
SEE DISPEhsATOkI OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works tho Practice
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsIC Phil
adclphia ,n.,,, ,,-no,,,,,, -,
er.d Physician and Member OF the Royal College OF Sur
geou Ireland and published the transactions OF the hna
and Queens Journal. ,,y,,,,,u
TRAVERS Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most Of the late Standard Works ON Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, OF SIX Tor Sa
EXIRACr sARSAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, or Six !cr
s. - ., OF, L..
81 50. 49, ,,,s,,.
Or Half Dozen OF each for SIP which will be suficient 70
the most directions adhered to-
Delivered any address, securely packed trom ooservaor
Describe symptoms in all communications Cure gnrSr
iced Advice gTasis.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
|


Take no Baam Mercury Unpleasant Medicines for un
pleasant aud Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BCCHO
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages at htte Expenses tts or no cnanee0s
Diet; no Inconvenience, AND 80 kAPOSUhE. -,
II cses frequen. desire and gives strength TO Urns
thereby removing obsructons preventing and cunnesct
ure OF the urehra asyng pain and inhsnHaon
in mi, class of diseases and eXpehing POlSONOCS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
THOUSANDS upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to 6e cured N sno
time have found they were deceived and tnst ,ne
b. nv IN. use of Powerful Astringents" been dried up
the ,y.tem 70 break out aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

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