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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

q They are made o: ingredients well known
end approved by the MEDICAL profession, -
having poUesfsl tonic properties, are both
palasable and pleasant, with sufficient strength.
0Sae pvcp@sissto correct the bilious derauss.
neat Of the system, and act like c..srn when
eaken according 10 direction, as a remedy Soa
shs following diseases :-Lndfoessisn, Dysper.
-, Idssdiee. Lire, Affections, Loss Of Ap1s-
~, Iocssss Of Spirit, Sollsio Complication.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

ToDAcco.-An exchange says tnat sovera!
of ,he MIST extensive cigar manufact ,ries
in New York have suspended business, ow-
ing partly to the advanced wages insisted
upon by workmen, and partly to the taxes
imposed by Congress. Under the new rates
cigars that sold on the 30th Of June for $45
per 900 cannot now be furnished for less
than So and 800 This increased COS: will
decrease the consumption Of tobacco, and
stores that formerly sold thousands of cigers,
will hereafter count their sales by hundreds
and then none but the wealthy can afford
them. Cigars that sold five cents, now cost
ten, and five cent piece Of plug mascs
about three chews. The government won't
reap much Ofa revenue from tobacco under
the present arrangement
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

l1bodseAs. Oss:rssess, and kindred diseases.
ogadng from . disordercd condition Of tn
sse0ach, Liver, or Bowels. Let srery oas
~ these agreeable Bit:ers; once tried and
essd, they will recommend them with ccnA.
deoee 70 I'll Others who are In need OF whole.
seas. agreeable and eHecsua! toiic. The rap.
My increasing demand for these Blt;ers has
Indeed me 70 give them publicity, 90 that
soausands Who have not used them, may try
Oen and b convinced Of their sfsscacy..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

Ala. tfhl OF GESra,L MsRcpANDisE, consisting
Of Dry Goods. Groceries. hardware, Hats aud
Caps, Boots and shoes, for snie or exch"nge m Ter
cenber las, 1T low prices fron Joboers. and is
offered for sale On account Of the failing health
~ rs owner, i, can be bought at great tar-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

Doors AND SHOES; ;--E,yat deal Of econ
omy should be mankssfed the selection
Of these much needed artielf. Of,entmes
people arc badly deceived En4. hunbuggcd
by many dea'ers, ana iH6econ.cs the pub
lie, who are all inserestsl to guard against
these deceptions. lfyoui bny your boots
and shoes of cbi'd, s Co., ou will never be
troubled with Yany tuch inlRositions. Their
honesty is cst tabliyhed anJSou may depend
upon their rehxefentaisf1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


T. ~. PErrixclL 3 Co. No. 81 Park gov, Hew York
~ state IT. tef, Bstoh in those cities
~ are stsor ge1 10 take aud su.JscT.
Tie ns for ow~.t rates.
q. N. Ecstvss, ~ D-arscra s'r.ss. Chicago. Il
III .s~d " receive al sen-n,s for this psper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

hsalthy tonic gentle s'imulant ard unequal.
led morning appetizer Prepared in ripe Old
Bourbon. Deag now used to the exclusion Of
e0 ether Bitters in more tllan fifty uui:ed
u(oeee Army Hospifc,s, and millions uf private
taoklies, and Is the only popular medicine
which has been especially exempseS f,om
seoMF tar BY the United States government
On the ground Of Its having been adopted a.
eandard sssiedy BY the medical profession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-01-14
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3
This is the principle, and this, is the
method. If any reader do really believe
that the Yankees are invading us with
any other metive than that OF entering in
to the land topossess the land or mag,
inc that they will be more delicate or for,
bearing than other nations in the like ex-
igency-than the innocence of such read
er is admirable, but we cannot compliment
him on his understanding. 9aa.as-gs a,ss
g Other details remain to complete the
picture OF subjugated people. It is still
to be shown how the dominant nation
proceed in the matter of education and Of
arms; both o. which subjects always need
to be strictly regulated by methods most
Extensively inquisitorial, but quite indis-
pensable to the main design. The nore
revolving all these details may be, SO much
the better; we shall not spare one hideeus
feature of them; because all Confederates
ought to know them, and to think of them
and ponder on them, until
'-the thought thereof
Doth, like poisonous mineral, gnaw their in.
wards. f..... ~
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-01-14

Captures by the 4z06anso X ankeesF
press dispatches contain the followings.
/ The New York steamers Olympus and 2
Mary, for New York, and the Amanda,
for Falmouth, were burned By. the Ala
basna on the 18th Of November, off Java
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-01-14
Ancient Speech.

AAASAVAb 0pOOCA'
The following extract from Livy of q
speech delivered in full assembly OF the
Roman people by the Consul -Emilius
Paullus, at his departure for the Macedo-
nian war, is SO applicable to large class
of our citizens at the present time that it
may be we'll to publish it.: 9ss sa 8.
'sRoMANs In every circle, and truly at
every table, there are people who lead ar
mics into Macedonia; who know where
the camp ought to be placed, what post
ought to be occupied bv troops; when and
through what pass Macedonia should be
entered; where magazines should be form
ed; howsprovisions should be secured; ;show
provisions should be conveyed by land
and saa; and when it is proper to engage
the enemy; when to lie quiet. And they
not only determine what is best to be
done, but if anything is done in any other
manner than what they have pointed out,
they arraign the consul as if he was on
trial before them. These are great imped-
iments to those who have the management
of affairs: for every one cannot encounter
injurious reports with the same constancy
and firmness of mind as Fabius did, who
chose to let his own authority be dinin-
ished though the folly of the people rather
than to mismanage the public business
with high reputation.
am not one Of those who think that
commanders ought not TO receive advice;
on the contrary, should deem that man
more proud than wise who regulated eve
cry proceeding by the standard fhis own
simple judgement. What then is my opin-
ion !? That commanders ought to be ad-
oh oAv hu cf Lnn uIadr Hxy
those who have made the art of war their
particular study, and have derived instruc
ton from experience; from those who are
present at the scene of action; who see the
country, who see the enemy; who see the
advantages that occasions offer, and who
like people embarked IN the same ship are
sharers Of the danger. f, therefore, any
person thinks himself qualified to give
me advice respecting the war which / am
to conduct-which may prove advanta~
geous to the public-let him not refuse
his assistance to the State but / let him
come with me into Macedonia. He shall
be furnished with a ship, a horse, q tent--
even his travelling charges shall be de-
frayed.. ss aes4fssa, q
But if he thinks this too much trouble,
and prefers the repose Of a city life to the
tolls of war, let him not on land assume
the office of pilot. The city Itself farms
ishes abundance of topics for converse
ton; let it confne its passion for talking
within it's own precincts, and rest asspred
| that we shall pay no attention to any coun
fcils but such as shall be framed within cur
camp. sssG. b. ~ s.s1ssss ). ,sss,s
! So ~ ~ qsgs2e
Captures by the 4z06anso Y ankee'
/ press dispatches contain the followings.
The New York steamers G lympus and
Mary, for New York, and the Amanda,
! for Falmouth, were burned by the Ala
lba,na on the 18th cf November, off Java.
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hoNrus The rates fer clubs are the same, and
no diuinution from these rates will be made.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT
- THE AcxoRaY or MUSIC,
' KEW SSSs qosk II ffiG
q rKIDA4Ys 4siSHsATsSss sSRsTse' Sep, sa
% "H''A 0'e-''A PROGRAMME
=, :. usssEcspzxJ%'sD ATTRACTION
ssASas SsS 1sa,srs
Who have been sRSefsa sGeEa ut SusIcAL SIC EVENT
rzcgs1as 1SH 8s1 sSsS SsisisAt sssS ssAGuaE
A vALuHBGR PAEshNT TO EAJH TICKET
10 ','n ticket SOLD . iussSTH coTPox,
which entities 'as BRsITffrTL BRIIsasrff u PRESENT
'.I1i poIrAs sSls Ecr To FIVE ngsparp DOLLARS
which present the Il ts may receive
presentation OF the coupon to the Actuary OF the Assoe
-''' THE PLACE WHERE TIE TICKET Is
Tbs Dr''iri; IN sisS sTodK hs'G u =;
r.. sprs BRsAKfAsr SETS; ;aoLp WITCHES
= TOILET SETS, ,n.orns4s SILVER w11caEs.
oUAsD sg,,I,441ss. S4s1ss s4SSs' ss4HS3SSscHEs'
.kISgs. Ae, 10. Ao,
and 40 bIsotFssrk Anb dos5scrs DE vERrU.
xos SSssAsS.ss e 1ab Il sRsE5rSS55HAr, RErSS55H
p.' Hps Il On ana A''
rhs novel enterprise be confounded with any OF
Giftn specuAtiops by which tho public has
AND .sc.sSs,
chaser q '''1is RECEIVING %as Y ssaIs' PRESENT
TIE FULL VALUE OF THE PURCHASE MONEY,
Al Retail Prices, j.
With the chance Of recsins one Of more than nve hundred
TIRE PRESENTS WILL BIZ GIVEN InMEDIATRLY,
the ticket 10 purchased 20 snas ucke buyers rs
ceivs for .,. ro,n.
oNn pohoAH
FIRST CLASS CONCERT.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
worth than the amount paid.
together with the full value Of The pg.cness moneys
o"As InMRNsE CAPITAL AND
VAST FACILITIES
MANUFACTURING JEwELLERs' ASSOCIATION,
EXTRAORDINARY IFDUCEMENrs,
and pledge them selves 10 the public that
STRICTLY HONORABLE AND aENERoUs
DEALING
viii characterize their act and every promse they
THEIR DEPOT
4" n'''' Up lI1sAFfRFoAcHAsLE srLEspoR.
and The public Is respectfully nye TO call ana examine Tor
the immense variety Of BEAuTIFUL AND USEFUL
AKTICLES
TO BB GIVEN AWAY
70 ticket purchasers: = 1890
4 .g.s--as., nttrArs
sole once for the purchase Of tickets and Distribute o.
'''''''' ol2 AND 81. BROADWAY. ELI
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
,rATRrmoNrAI..

A SINGLE kakNTLEMAN, IN EASY CIRCUM>rAN.
n aEe 90 havios lust arrived aud espe Tug 70 re.
msn the aurg the winter des roIs of mating
te of son.e afy with view 70 msts iiony
A nicc widow or lady With home preferne. roverv NOS
OBJ .ectionabc Address J. T.. box l5& Herald omcs.
yNASrKD-Bv A LADy OF BOUcArIoN AND RE'
w hpement and good morals the sclnanianos o. gru
tctpan With view TO matrimony. Call on or address
Aars,A DeAa. 70 Asodqagai sheet.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

600 Onn HAVE BEEN PUT IN OUR HANDS TO
DAC.OUV nay who may 20 IN tho army or navy
representative We fully prepared at any moment
to put IN the army navy NO cys need apply And
We viii account have any bu. .iues transactions Win
erokcrs or rnncrs, holding ourselves re on fnr
TIE uAnsactlotis ocurrins in orr oMce Mcn cominT .
enlist wfl do wpl married tn bring their wives
spgs msn brnr relative friend - VIA, the
Cetens Two teamstes wsnsed for nrss cass regiment
w dcternined nv wnh them witch w,
under existing ctrcusten large share Of patron
g: c:soa c Y fsESxE ssSHS room No. Montague "a
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
ANUSE m Fy rss

NtsLos e,spEs
r,s s'.Ss =, {, o. - s@..sr wILLI.x wnnArLEr 2,
sso appr,s % woNSst% SssIep nvnSisH - tenSsr ~
's '" MS truly ~r'ist,s and .aeln ne persooseoo Of
sr de- De- e theatre zach evening having been literally
is M. r%eIaGes ~ or the fo
w,,, ww,r,p,sEspt .rHs DUKES MOTTO. LAsardere.
Seat secured 81 days IN advance
NALLAcg's rHsAres
~ Nix wALLAcK
has tho honor 10 annoincs that esaoshmeu, open
the nsgaL gAsk Asp WIsTsH r ssEAsos.
with COMEDY by DiON B0UCicArLr,
New Scenes Dresses fnru,,ne, Propar,ss and Appoint
"'oii aas.rhsr tas Sas' 'ff%IIf;.a. f%IssT. 'A'
Further Psr.,cmlsrs ssn.,.. w.'n I. Description Of
'~pfIxsIsar IN 9%ar. :, .avss.ssus. t,s rs sss as a
OLvsrIo rHkATss
sals Lssse. and hsn.s.rs's. JShe Wood.
~ ~coS&EsoeaiEi:sTf OF TnR' sscoI'D WEEK :
FALL AND %ISrER TrEER SEASON
MONDAY EVENING. skPTkMBkR IA. 1864,
- "A MRS. JOHN WOOD
win .pp-.r time two year. in her talented
Of Jenny aSss s'@'frstS TIVE IN the .''of
'''' appearance a; hi. ;Is.,. - LAAs
Baron sw's'0 m rs hi; :esn DAViDdE
frs'is': sIssSs $sSS HIND
!. S. rA,A MI: N';s ,a Hs. E.d a,s sG
Holson from the London theatres viii appear.
Charles Dickens ssIrbT,;sd pr, noys e sw,r
Doors open at "a Performances commence at74a
FoX's OLD BowkRy THEATRE.
Lessee p''stYE TE AnG nuKs's SEvioE ~ l. f0i
4 y 2. stndley. Capt Henri de Lagarlers
II: l. s,..ss S:: E::a 6saV
rnd SsD BArsr1SE
dolSq 70 rms RACES: Ias.m..
Harry Chapman and the FulI Company.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID Corner Of Broadway and BrOome street.
'-""S''' " ivi6rIMs,a george "0''
Tom 1ayl0r' great JOHN G51f1f Z o1Ess sfy n which
' Sl'asD' sospxY sVkslsd nIS T Sept 2.'''o'ea
for the seventh night together with {or the thirteenth
owEEs GREAT HIT"
soEoN to 'nsnltSSif saIHafs.
ing EE e Hy yS % E sPd
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
Secured seats cent.
oroaa..rs Chairs;
w GODS MINIS TRELs-sn BROADWAY.
Opposite 81 aaSsp ss o9 HS H'Sy MP proprietor
FALL AND WINTER SEASON ~e
POPULAR PALACE OF NINsTRELsY.
- FULL AND EFFICIENT COMPANY.
THE LEADING MEMBERS OF THE PROFESSION.
Ha NH E.8aa4 l1 NOVELTIES
OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER
will be produced during the season.
rscK NOTICE.
The respectfully that during the prs
50 ons1s
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL,
and every evening during the week,
The Fail Of Atlanta fhe Con scripts The Conntrynans
VISIT Gissippius The Conrabsnds College, The Miller and
HIS Men, Pinnlgans Wake. Clear the Track, &c.
Doors open quarter seven; at quarter
TO eight O'Clock. =
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

II
ii SALE DrABoLIouE. AAn"'
Monday ss''snGnah. n.iLss L aes during the "''s
.sa ,a HUGE sUccEss.
..a 81 - SIX NEW TIE IhLue1oss, .a.a
REAL eSsads Ssob RRfssrian1s. Rnuai
NEW r1AtofoarR tsR5aE SOLOS
FILL fEs FEs1EsSsP&ssR HsSas e soRPsRssI5vrso REhE5
a 1ssr on and
vious'y xvsn form Of amusement.
s,Hss sg 5hkysr9S a,.vr,a sv.
% slssoFoa%TE M % SOLOS y Rosef: heisS on stein.
- HEhIER's EXTRAORDINARY SECOND SIGHT
:. wHSHSAs wff4icisi. sibsohEE 6soEEEhl AND nIRrH
Doors open At ~. Commence ats
Seats in orchestra stalls reserved without extra
charge for three days beforsbond
NIBLos aARDEN-REsERvRD SEATS FOR ANY
Sore No s12 sTosd~sy. below the shesire
AAA-AMERrcAN THEATRE.
4f aosDAr. SEPT. II, AND Sh2ARTtH Every EEsslse
ao"ns 'A' Sfs SEiLIiaSr 'ia5' AND vAEisp BILL.
~ "'''" THE STAR TROUPE or THE WORLD.
GREAT coMnrSIAaTTros rnourE
.PRfs IaHfY issi 81 iDssL1ourED
Among the host Of :I15s I6sY are PASTOR
the creates, Connie ySs ais. Of the present day;
wAMBoLD famous Ethiopian comsdians-ho funniest
fnE MAGNIFICENT BALLET TT TgoUrE
appear In the ssazospES sssat ipfs'isaHIaS sHaf fsse entitled
arranged expressly fsr Cons 5ss 'ssSsaHsH' asSssia By
The Comic r.ss: ssssaEE ssiI}iss AND cnAsur
es%9ssaA esr9SSAsa cr.1:i ii IsT:aso%s% ss%'
saeaA1. kss oro"a i;s sssalas
oman Ali the prom artists viii 'A'
Soaes@Haiiase every Saturday : =
Il Corner Broadway and Brooms street street; voon
manager ''''''iiI SPLENDID TRItMfis shoAaA ~ooD
THE THEATRE NIGHTLY oaowShp 81 ise srss' comedian
HTR
'o:sa. S Sas'.rss is% % 1' son:1, '''''''
| soLoN sHISeLB soLoN sHISdLa
Shlots stT " xSEsssros yoEK
Drss. Circle Parque,soa Family Circle.
Secured seat. $50 oIchestrA Chairs. ..l
uooLEv's OPERA HOUSE.
sSsSsS WIN s%.Ha .,1si during
Of Johny Peroehe celebrated khiopean
sr:' ss wsss i coa,e Hs. hops don't Inruds
Second wee. ?, IL YIs sSsEssst ss.I sfi.0'
Doors open al Il e Commences sts Tickets Is cents
In consequences Of the proranted bad waaher and In
order to allow the ground 70 dry tho Creation viii be pro
~. S.., sESpAr, sErrMBE. y vo,u.s
b FOR FEW NIGHTS ortY,
new syIyf soSas' SANcEs. BThIEsq1ss. 6 SopsssfEEs
&e Ne old vulgar jokes; everything enaste and
xdms.lon .s cents. Reserved .es,s g senss 49,,
g. Cooxs, Agent EDWIN KELLY, hansser.
IsyEIss IssyyEIsEss HALL. HALL. IRyIss IIHyEsS HALL; HALL
i''Fs E.sss .'d sfEssSfiloos FL: E,5'siTs ;''@
rhis wonderful, and and besn,,5al exhibition wiz opsn'
On EospxY EVENING. sept IL,
With = s.ties Of
IsiEifs an' rug ffs.1s %hoE. "%%sShLp
Sy 5sSy5sEs 5Ss sEsTOAar
Local Views, Moonlight Elects. do
Tickets 2sc. Commences Ai O'clock.
Eox's OLD BowERy, THEATRE.
Los''e pi's1f Tas saS SnnRs DEVICE. o. = '0i
j. B. studsy .cap,ain Henri Dc Lsgarisrs.
xl.. rsas Dssy Sr s,,,so asG'9.si s J. Flood
Grand Pa. Dc Dc. 'ss and Monsieur B.p
usiinr. Paris hts nrss sppearancs a. this house.
Overture '' the 6s o5iii'i fo ThE RaSEs r'
D. Flood @. L, For Ms a',1r,i,,y II Ge,gmHa-
Harry Chapman aud the whole company.
A oADENy or MUSIC.
s5soHi ~ dGs5aSs i sssa SEASON
rul particulars in fo,are adyes. semsn...
M fkRK iRiArRR, BROOKLYN.
''' 'ofEv 'HysaY Ht' Sioif' : .. oo'"''
WfTH A 0RKAT COMBINAIfUN cOMPANr.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

/, GRAND CONCERT on MeSpAy EVENING, AT
~ Irster's New Music iial bN broalwa, under the
braed operate ard Descriptive vocalist Thebes company
iu New York eu-nKcd al The establishments Admission
ry.e Comm rucp at fi3 Z OCT 1.fA U&Hs9@ M
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

A CARD TO THE LADrBs.-CHARLEs Lutte, NJ D :,
n Professor OF Obstetrics and Surgery and over wears
successful practice In this city, positive
lady requiring special medical crsurgca ont
In twenty four hours time no matter how complicated the
be- Can consulted at his old established pr
Office 64is Broadway. and where HE failing
female be obtained sent by letter
part OF the uned States price g. B-The Doctor has
the best and attend
in the city for patlents remain during treat
mcnt All conmu nications strictly confidential.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
AMUsE ME yTs.

cADEaY or MUSIC
n INAUGURAL SEASON OF
GRAND OPERA
Commencing Monday, September IL issl
knorSAkD Ghonf u RE Cro1
The Aeaieny has been carefuij and eaborari rsdsce
ra@d ard ornamened during the summer, and
The opening performance Gonnods gsand Opera "a ~
MONDAY EVENING. Sept IL,
FAUSr " :
- Originally gwen In America. oy the following east.
NAkGuEklfh, her oris'Iai a,samp .,p s,vnv,,u,
Nile nAhiE FRkpEaiu
tu.s - one of ,hs very ars iyr,oo drsns,s a.
snmptons known to the operaie STAG ,>.vvs..
v wvALnkrise..... N. hEIsfIoH srEihsCk4 sEa
sojiec. ' Students. rssaaaas.. sc se. 10
GRAND FANFARE hILITAIRk,
fSriaE GRnNp ouoaus AND oaoHEsTRA
assisted oS the me nbers OF
ana Nv " yvIlHrg; TUE rECrosIA socIErf
fuLl. MILITARY BAND
-. MUST aHGSi PfcESSqT e oaiaHaacrEx,
PRn@sssr srap e ths %1asi, porte oy Mr. aRAU
NOUS xpene with which tho Of thi. operA
-, NO ADVANCE IN THR raIcEs
extra; famIy Circls Fifty cents Amphsheas. Twenty
The sale Of seats continues at the Academy
BEER 4 scHIRMEh's 7oi Brosdwav; ROOT Asrho
evening At the Fif,h Avenue Hotel
SECOND OPERA NIGHT WEDNESDAY, SEPT IA
Tnesday Sept 3D. FAUST entire. At the Brooklyn Ads-
denny OF Music.
NEW RowERY THEATRE.
- so' sI1ss,Hf sSsyDAY EVENING Sept, u 1854 ~ -'
Firss night Of the em'ns.s Amer S, can srassdiaa.
who VIII appearas
New Scenery ASpo,s'%sas and T1s oT'sna Music
rfs fisAfs n s LsaacY hatsGS
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

sS2 AND Ha BROADWAY.
ticulars OF Concert In future announcement
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS
AND CITIZENS GENERALLY.
$50 vot .cis are ready TO credited 10 any town
pounty In sew York State three years.
Town c,fnty quotas promptly allied.
Alien Substitutes and DO
erompty furnished In any numbers.
Applications by telegraph letter will be attended 10
Deomrtly
Apply 10 General Volunteer Substitute Recruiting
Ass,ci alton Of New York
DnOe, fsS Broadway New YORK.
Lieut. CuonelR w WINFIELD SIMPSON,
Captain X. McNICuOL.
Authorized Agents
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Y (yooD NEWS = yoUva MANS FRIEND. DR.
WtHos secirc Ard Provocative cures the worst cases.
rating Pis 81 ier ,acxsv. ~. snss ~. nbooa
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

pARTlfs WISHING voLrsrgrRs or. suBsIl.
= ttrs Tor one or three years. bs supplied on rea
)orsbe terms by sppying Army and Navy oncc,
No. ~ Nassau street u ~ 80 -
REPRESENTATIVE SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED IN
~ the army or navy -Gcntcm-n wishing to be repre-
eened IN ho army or navy be furnished prompt aud
= liberal terms VOLUNTEERS nruhc fli ha qioss OF
4 u IA. y Il Z. la-..-sIa H ~. NobAh LAkIGAN.x
CUnsTIrUIEs FURNISHED 10 PRINCIPALS IN
; Of the stats fs 95 S1M rpEi ,w MN r. Utmost
-. 81 10. Pab pIase, sssn ~, third toOs.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

nR HUNTER rs IN CONSTANT ATTENDANCE
- from In the morning TIL night al hts old
No Div sion street New York ely, sinec 1884 Charges
moderate and uarant~sd. Sspsrste that
the patent sees no one but the Doctor himself His
derfui medical discovery, known DR. Huuter's Red
Drop certain diseases whom all
other rsmcdes fall without dieting rsstrcaon
the habs ~ tho PATENT without the disgusting and
sictetinr rrects Of NIL other remedies IN
in iCsathen hours: wltipv' the drcsdfui
eHccts cf mercury. and Possesses he peculiarly vain
able property cf annhiisrg tho tsuk nnd sint
that the blood In 90 absorb less his remedy n used
This what he claims for Il and what other will
ish. Ono dollar WI s~rrfr by ret mai hs neaica
wk, 80 rAges 40 ccored pit1c. Worth all the othcrs
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

4 CARD TO THE LADrEs-DR. A. n. MAURICEAU,
Professor OF surgery and Obstetrics guarantees post
lady requiring special or medical treatment
in few minutes maer how complicated the case may
He consulted 10 Liberty street whore he has been
medicines obtaiaed. sent by mail to any OF
the United States Price s3 ~ Bills aclentiac mode OF
treatment requiring ew minutes, there delay
expense Of remaining city
DE WISE IN fIME-REMBMBKR THE SURF PLACE
ID for speedy without mercury; unfortunatss wiz
md II 20 ther advantage. DR. Wards old established
once 6t franklin Advice free small charge
medicines. 1I77atT " t7--77 -
DR. WATSON. AN OLD AND ExpRRlENcsD PkAc-
toner 10 enabled "a raucs In AL By
sAfe remedies end without change OF dict restriction
from business DIR watsons beck the Cause and Cure
IL ustrsted throughout BY anatsmcai plates A cont
disease debility, Who csntsmcste Price 81
Sold BY Miller o.. Post onse 422T Broadway, and BY
the author GO Broadway NEXT block above the hetropo
Hotel
nR. POWERS 81 FRANKLIN si Rect, CAN BE con.
- suited gratis with on All female
eemplants His Periodical DrnpA ~ per bottle
forcbstsnats casca Beware Of imiteA ona $50
DR. LEWIS MEDICAL AND sURsICAL INSTITUTE.
- No Beach street. three doors from West Broa3
medical aatment and spsedy relief Separate rooms FOR
this esrecss accommodation OF ladies' Opon I'LL Pm
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TEE PRIVATE TREATISE
- &c No. 10 Amity street. nsl3 tEs7e =
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Gs1 nnn TWO HUNDRED MEN WANTED FOR
Sl.UUU. the regular ana volunteer army. RECRUITS
q choice From $500 70 81 200 cash
band for acceptable recruits or substitutes Substu
furnished Tor the city couuy and State Of YORK
- - Major r. W. BAIRD
r. Capt n J. MCMAHON,
F Onrce 6l Chambers street, corner of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

K mn RECRUITS WANTED. EnY
49, LARGEST BoUNrIES PAID .ss-A Ell.
FOR CAVALRY, ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY
Choice OF regimen and branch OF service.
| .M
Large premiums paid 10 the persou ntroircng recruit
and should the recr present himself he viii receive the
premium IN addition TO his bounty .a.-sw
Apry atbe Merchants Banksrs ana General kecrutipG
Association Of New York AN5. as19
o'"'' '1' Lient Col r. W WINFIELD SIMPSON, \
o''' Authorised Agents