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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Corporation Notices.
IT S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.-
" N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OFFICE NV BUILDINGS }
Cor CHAMBERS ST. AND BROADWAY
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 500. CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS
$500 FOR MARINES AND FRIZE MONEY

The United States authorities having in order to fill up the
Navy and MaIns Corps authorized the raising Recruits .or
that branch Of the service and guaranteed that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
Of the places where they elect to be credited the
II they Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bouuty, cash down. upon their
being duly mustered into the service
WHEN ENLlSTlNG FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NAyY....................................... 500.
WHEN ENLIsTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAVY 5000.
WHEN ENLIsTINg FOR MARINE CORPS. E. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING a RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
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Jnsurante Gompanlrs.
NEW-Y YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
az WALL-STRELE
CASH CAPITAI...................s 600.

Tis Company has been In succesfi operation for moro
than THIRTY GEARS and continues 10 lSstk NJ ssanst
Damage FIRE upon terms as favorable a. similar
institutions. - - $500. ,,.,.r.,
ALL Lo.tss LITERALLY ADJrsTED AND PROMPTLY FAD
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DIRECTORS

DiBECIOHst
DANIEL UNDERHiLL, President.
Ol;ve, n Iones William Ilarfun. Clas. L. Stewart,
- y seymour Ssuil J. " Iius Samuel y. Doisr,
Abraham H. DIVA {. ?. ffrfer Michael i'hocfei
Ssmi &. Harriet. Sylvauus Bcdel, ttas ID lcw...
John r. Andrew Il NJ. buchanan. tthelDefi y Mills,
Jo.,b % Low william lsr.le Joseph r. Dr-yi0gs
Iobu oven Tloinls Dewey Jane, G. Quick,
W liism Deprw, Henry J. scudi'r James L. "Tsh
r. COOPER DEDERER. Secretary.
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Boys will be unless they sixteen years OF age
stout In good health below fee, inches in hight
In al the OF the parents guardians must DO
fret obtained
The County bounty and the three months advance pay WIN
be paid all recruits irrespective Of class and hamonhy
pay be LEFT home by application to the payaster' oil
tie vessels to which the recruits may be assigned
All needul Information be obtained by applying at the
Naval in the Park aud persons can be enlisted and
sworn either of the following rendezvous which are
the only authorized by the Navy Department; in this city
All recruits thus enlisted and receiving the bounes afore-
said will be credited 10 the quot; oil the City and County Of
New.York.
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUs, r. s. ", No. Chery-st.
CAPT. EDWARD THOMSON u. ). NJ, No. 3i6 Water st.
LIEUT. CoMDG JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY, q. s. N.
No. Il Safest.
ACTG MASTER JOHN ". COIN. U. s. NJ,
No. lj6 Souths.
CAPT. 4. N BRENOORT, L. S. ". C., No. 10 BowTey.
EDWARD L. MEEKER. u. :. NC.
County Bounty Rooms, No. 10 BoweTy.
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORlSON BLUNT. Supervisor
WILLIAM ~ TWEED, Supervisor
WILLIAM h. STEWART, supervisor.
ELIJAH F. PTRDY, Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYkE, Auxiliary Member
Comfy Volunteer Committee.
- ORl5ON BLUNT Chairman.
New.York April 8. 1864
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Grade
First or Orderly Sergean.."...S20 90 per month.
All other Sergesnts, each....... IL 90 per mouth.
Corporsls.,, IS 90 per month.
Drummer, and Ffars........... IL 90 per month.
Priyates in bsrracks atNavy Yard Is % per month.
Private, at sea.,.......... II 80 per month.
sesmen and ordinary seanen who viii be shipped for two
years will receive IN addition to the above bounty OF SOD
three months pay advance and three months extra pay As
Government bounty.
The rates Of wages follows:
FIRST-CLASS FIREMEN.......... $50 per month
sECOND-CLASS FIREMEN...... Is per month
PASSERS................... ~ per month
sEAMEy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS per month
ORDINARY SEAMEN ii per month
LANDSMEN. I2 per month
BOYS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 pes month
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Once upon time, Frederick, King Of Prussia,
surnamed "Old Fritz" took ride, and espisd an
Old farmer plOughing his acre by the Wayside
cheerfully singing his melody.
you must be well or old man." said the
king. Does this acre belong 10 you, on which
you so industriously labor p
NO, sir replied the farmer, who knew not
that II was the king 81 am not so rich AS that
l plough for wages"
"HOw much do you get a day" asked the
king
"Eight groschen" Cabout twenty ccnts), said
the farmer.
"This is not much, replied the king. "Can
you get along with this ?"
Get along and have something left"
"How Is that -
The farmer smiled and said -
"Well, II must tell you-two groschcns are
for myself and wife; with two l pay my old
debts two lend away, and two give away fol
the Lords sake"
"This is a mystery which cannot solve" said
the king
"Then will solve It for you, )" said the farmer
"I have two old parents at home, who kept me
when WAS weak and needed help; and now
that they are weak and need help, keep them
This Is my debt towards which / pay two
TOschen q day. The third pair of groscheu
which lend away l spend for my children, that
they may receive Christian instruction. This
will come handy ~ me and my wife when wo gel
old. With the last two groschen maintain two
sisters, whom would not be compelled to keep
This is what give for the Lords sake"
The king, apparently well pleased with the
answer, said -
'Brayely spoken, old man. Now will also
give you something TO guess. Have you ever
seen me before ~
"Ncyer," said the farmer.
"ln less than five minutes you shall see me ifty
times, and carry in your pocket fifty Of my like
ncsses"
"This is a riddle which cannot unuvel !" sale
the farmer.
"Then | will solve II for yon," said the king
Tbrusting his hand into his pocket and counting
him fifty bran-new gold pieces into his hand
stamped with his royal likeness he said to tn,
astoniShed farmer, who knew not what wa
coming -
"The coin is genuine, for It also comes frou
our Lord God, and / am his paymRster. / bic
You adieu."
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shnI,espenre Among the Pronhets.

HhhHFHPNhAN hhN HEupNfNNs
Punch tells Of a man who went away in great
disgust after having seen Hamlet acted for the
first time saying that 1t was all made up of old
quotations But the old poets plays are not
worn threadbsre quite yet, and he that walks
quietly through life-not che that runs''-may
as he reads, discover new beauties, new excellen-
Cies, and new passages to be quoted.
Richard III seems Just now most fruitful in
the latter respect, while the campaign in Vir-
ginia continues. Observe the clear prophecy
the manifest blessing on General Grant con-
tanned in
"Go thou to Richmond and good fortune guide thoel'
Richard Iii Act 4, Scene l.
Two appropriate quotations are also furnished
for the day after Grant takes the capital, and
we trust loyal men may have occasion to use
them -
"But tell me, where Is princely Richmond now2'
Act4, scene5.
Acts, Scene 5
A line in act 5, scene 8, of the same play, may
be applied to Copperhead
"who prays continually for Rlshmond's good.n
Imagine one of our whisky -bibing generals-of
whom we thank heaven there are but few left
in the service now-with nose like Bardolph's
and a demiohn at his saddle bow, refining up his
steed on the top of hill near the Rebel capital,
and with puzzled air hiccuping OUT
~ think there be [hicl six Rchmonds in the field"
Act s. Scene 4.
OF how many hero of these last months could
we say -
''Hs horse is slain and all on foot he aghts,
Seeking for Richmond In the throat Of death"
Actb, Scene 4.
And last comes the war cry
"God and st. George Richmond and victory"
Act5 Scene 4.
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feiI EygE lzgFrB1 WEST CHESTER AND PHI
6k4&t2sosSiEs LADkLPHIA RAILROAD, VIA
MEDIA.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after FRIDAY April 1854 the Trains viii leave
fOlOwB:-
Leave Philadelphia, from the Depot corner of THIRTY
FIRST and NARKET streets, A. NJ. ,lfO5 A. M. $50
+. Md 80 l.. NJ, q 80 r. NJ.
Philadelphia Depot changed from EIGHTEENTH and
MARKET Streets, TO THIhrY-FlRSr and MARKET
Streets.
Leave West Chester nom the Depot, on East MARKET
Street, $40 A. N, 7H5 A NJ, II NJ ,2P. NJ, 445 T.. NJ
he or the West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company market street, will convey PAssuns 10 and
from the Philadelphia nepot
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at $3.50 A. Nj. and 230P PM.
Leave West Che siCr VI 4. NJ. and $50 = NJ.
TrElps leaving philadei ha at A NJ. and 43O .. M,
ard West Chester at 745 4. NJ and 4i5 z. NJ connect
with trains on the phiaGe'phia and Baltimore Central
Railroad for oxford and inte mediate points
iRI.u HENRY WOOD. General Superintendent.
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II the Druggists viii not buy them for you send 10 us,
and will send them 10 you BY Expess Parties address
ing should ttate The dstnse and symptoms, and ful
particulars I'm regard 10 their We treat an diseases
OF a chIunic nature in male or female.
Ladies or gentlemen address us In perfect conf
6ence and Will In ali frankly and freely
tleir letters give advice regards each
Patients living AZ distance need not hettate because
OF eir inability to visit have treated Aneeessfuly
patients In an portions OF the civilized globe.
pati nts addressing VIII please write Peat once,
County, State, ans name OF writer plain, and ineiose
pOstaGe stamp Tor reply
We send 10 any address our 32-page pamphlet fros.
Address al letters and orders TO
bR- W. X, MEkWIN CO.,
NO. % LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
Agents for Penssylyania DYoTT y CO., NO 2a2 North
REcQHD Ggtft Philadelphia, gy2l sW9D
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)STON AND PHILADELPHIA

<lfTFe, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
sSlIkzas Steam Ship Line, sailing from each port on
bATUKDAYS, from first Wharf above PINE street,
PHILADELPHIA, ard Long Wharf Boston. From first wharf
above PINE Street. on Saturday, July 2, 1864.
The steamship NORMAN, Baker Will sail from Ph1adel-
phia for Boston, Saturday July 9th at 10 A. nj ,
and the steamship SAXON Matthews, from Boston for
Philadelphia, on same day, az 4 Z. NJ.
These new and substantial steamships form a regular
assurances Oectcd at one half the premium charged on
san vessels
Frtights taken at fair rates
shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and Bills
Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (havng nne accommodarions)
apply 10 HENRY WINSOR co,
Jaf-u No. 1872 3. DELAWARE Avenue.
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Lists ofsubserpuon open unt the 5000 shares
are subscribed pay able 81 per share 70 e order Of Alder
nan JAMES MocAHES, the Treasurer of the Company,
No. ,as WALNUT street, or at No. 1926 WALNUT Street
or AZ ne once Of the Company, No. 2ls WALNUT
Street.
The pn1ls s's Invited to call for prospectus. S-tf
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The statue of Washington, recently captured
by General Hunter at Lexington, Va, arrived on
Saturday evening at Wheeling, Va. II Is the
first bronze statue ever cast of Washington. A
bronze tablet accompanies the statue, on which
is the following inscription 1.-THE General As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia have
caused this statue to be erected as a monument
Of affection and gratitude to George Washington,
who, uniting TO the endowmenis of the hero the
virtues of the patriot, and eXerting both in estab
lisbing the liberties of his country, has endeared
his name to his fellow-citzens, and given TO the
world an immortal example of true glory"
"DOne in the year of Christ, 1888, and in the
year of the Commonwealth the 18th"
An old Indian who had witnessed the effect
of whisky for many years, said a barrel labelled
"vmsky" contained a thousand songs and fifty
fights.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1904 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1914
lOO4s TIC RAILROAD. lOU+t.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS!ll
-Four trains daily 10 Atlantic City
On and after MONDAY, July trains leave Vine street
Ferry = follows =
Mail, 7'3O A. NJ.
Freight, with passenger car attached, 915 A. NJ.
Express (through In hours) 900 Z. NJ.
Atlantic Accommodation 415 Z. NJ
Junction Accomm )datlnn, $50 =. NJ.
RETURNING LEAVES ATLANTIC,
Accommodation (Atlantc) 548 A. NJ.
Express, TOS A. NJ.
Freight, 1850 A. h.
Mail, 4'48 p. NJ.
Junction Accommodation, 6'22 A. VI.
Fare TO Atlantic b2OO. Round Trip Tickets good only
for the day train which they issued) $500.
EXTRA HADDoNFIELD TRAINS,
Leave Vine street l0lb A. NJ and lO0P. N.
Leave HaddonfCld li5 T. NJ. aud 245 T. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS,
Mail train for Atlantic leaves Vine street 80 A. NJ
Leaves Atlantic 44S p. NJ.
le3O-tf JOHN G.. BRYANT, Agent
The bar which made last year has entirely dlsap
peared leaving the beach Of the most delightful on
the coast
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81 FOR NEW WYoRK.-DEsPATCH
49, and Swinsure Lines, via Delaware aud
harlan Canal The steaHers Of these lines are leaving
daily al " clock NJ and o'clock p. NJ, from third pier
above Walnut street
terms apply 20 WILLIAM N. BAIRD'& co., 30. 12f 8.
IFl AWAIiE Avenue.
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Leave the Companys Depot, at THIRTEENTH a.
cALLowHLL Streets, Philadelphia, at the follow
MORNING MAIL. -
At Slb A. NJ, for Reading, Lebanon, Rphrata Iiti1
Columbia Harrisburg, Pottsyle pineSroye, TGmAqllA,
Sun6nTy Wiliomp9T, Elmira, Rochester, Niagara ls,
Chambersburg, Hsgerstown, &c
The train connects at EADING with Eas. Pennsyva-
Columbia Rallroaa for Ephraa, itiz and Columbia and
CLINTON with Catawssa Railroad trains ior Wiesbarre
RIlRS MIls%sGH 6r,. LoSk Haven EmTa &S at HAEEIs
and "schnylkl and susquehAnna" trains for Northum-
""m'P9T RST oSShoEn&SsTSsS
Leaves Philadelphia u $3.50 z. N. Tor Heading, Potts
9u,R with Iennsylygna Central Rairoad trains Or Pitts
bury &e hGrIGern Centre" talrosd trains oI suabury
Catawista Ralroad trains for Milton. wInlamADort III
READING ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading u 500 A. M, stopping az ala.
tons arriving in Philadelphia at 8 90 <. N. N'B
letnrnlng, leaves Philadelphia aJ 5'O0P.N In
Trains ioF Philadelphia rave Harrisburg a,u1
Pousyihe pt9 10 a NJ, sriyng IN Philad'
Inn n AhernoGG trains leave 5eIE burg at 2rH sOst
MEe aas' a %h N a. pa,senger o. % car afLLAs
for hsSH "a a%d mHi@ al 1Ha Mdy and
An the above trains run daily, Sundays exc a9d 20 X
sunday TsinS leave fotisvile at 1850 A. NJ ea1 All the
CHEsIER VALLEY RAILROAD
rstnnng from DoWnRso1n a. At 'ra' 45 49, NJ Street
NEW NEW YORK rSrnr's Tasrl g2g rrrrsngno 628
nTss SS% SSf hassaa PHsaar M dFPs
Recurring Express train leaves Hairisburr sses and
the pennsylvania EApress nom Fitsburg Hpect nrst-
passing Reading at 40 A. NJ and arriving cheAPnesss
az l43 7. NJ. Sleeping Cars accompany
Mai trains for New New york G leave
and p; NJ Mail trains for Harrisburg lea -
Train. sGEg{[Sh SlIG PasL1 yALLEY A AIGN
tuning from TuscarOra at $40 A. NJ. aud 48|
sCHUYLKILL AND sUsQUEHANNA Il
Ssys and 4a1p'P 70 ana Il 20 \ 81 rNoIEs
Pnesoye Sts15A' n ana ana and and Pm. H,
Through first class tickets and emirrantr
the principal points IN the North and West -
hs 29SnS SSs are oSaqs9e S g5 Only Wy asa
Philadelphia or of G. A. NlCOLLs, Genera
CoAiAiUTATIoN TICKETS
At % per cent discount between any pol
MILEAGE TICKETS is,
Good for 2000 miles, between all points, rERNa
''' 'a'ui'S anu SEASON TICKETS, With LauF lee ou'
f9r three sI nine a rate months rates. y York c
W "i P'i"''' ~ ~ ClI ER0YAUN lies from
Residing on the ne the road will hyTsT NJ sent and
cards emitting themselves and wives 70 s'auon'
EXCURSION TICKET2EET -.
From Philadelphia 10 principal stations lilA AMI
day. sunday, and Monday, az reduced faKTHaAT ~
az The Ticket once, at THlRIEENTH an tepot ~
Streets. - Phiial anl;;at, i,.;; e9'
Goods Of all descriptions forwarded
points, from the Companys new iat street q
FREIGHT TRAINS d2P.M.
Leave Philadelphia daily at An AL PAIL Agep
ana points Gsyond '''.'',s . ~ LAlsOnh
Close at the Philadelphia Post once 70
road and It's brAnqea At A. NJ, an
stations only At2lbP.M.
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For fun particulars, get q
Circular from any Drug
Store in the country, or
write the PrOprietOrs, who
will mail free to any one de-
string the sane, a hRll trea-
tise In pnmDhlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for 8, and for
varded by Express TO all
parts Of the world.
Bold by All respectable
druggists everywhere.
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The hstless, eneHVated
youth, the OyH- H-tasked man
Of business, the victim II
nervous depression, the in
diyidual suffering from gene -
raj debility, or from weak
ness Of q single organ, will
all and immediate and per-
manent relief by the use OF
this Elixir or Essence Of
Life.
Price, t2 per bottle. or
three bottles for s., and for
warded by express, on re-
oeipt Of money, 10 any ad-
dnes',
Sold by all druggists every
where.
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pLAcKsMIrHs AND wHEELwRIGHrs

DLACKsMITHs AND WHEELwRlGHIs
ID Wanted. ,.,. -,,.,. oy.,cr
WAsHINOToN DEPOT,
WasuINGr0E, ID. c., July 4, 1854.
VV.pted AZ once 10 work IN GoYernaent Repair Shops,
Osr'ernastsr's Department. Depot OF WashnFons One
riBTd1ed 400 go Cd BLACKsMlrHs ahd One huaGed
'lS1l tood N ViIEELWRIGHI6. 80, ,, -
Tf nav per month win be sizy Dollars ts1Ol win ol9
III ner dav and Eos pilal puyiieEet wien SICK.
" ig1". & ~ Canaan CHARLEs r. TOMPRlEsi a, q. NJ,
70 s,ee Army corner Twsny-second and q streets
"NHH'sAn" ID. II. RUCKER,
n-,Ndier General and Chief Quarlennasier,
kAlst H'N Department. VI Washington
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men :
BtruatiOn.
They cure Green Sickness
(ChlOrOsls).
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections, pains In
the back and lower parts OF
the body, Heayiness, Fatigue
ON slight eNeTtiOn, Palni-
tatiOn Of the Heart, Low
ness of Spirits, Hpsterla,
Sick Headache, Giddiness,
&c, &c. In n word, by re-
moving the irregularity, they
remove the cause and with
II al the ELECTS that spring
from II.
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CHEROKEE PULSi

SUGAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PhESERVEK.
CERTAIN AND SAFE
For the Removal OF Oh .
BtructiOnS, and the InsuI-
Snoe Of Regularity IN the
Recurrence Of the MOnthly
Periods.
They cure or ObvlSte those
numerous diseases that
spring from irregularity, by
removing the irregularity ~
Sgslf.
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SHIPPING.

.1lf%F@, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
pool, ouching AZ Queenstown, Cork llsrbor.
The Known steamers Of the Liverpool New York, and
Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended TO sail
follows
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, July 9th,
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 10th.
ETNA, Saturday, July 23d.
And every succeeding Saturday at noon, from Pier No. "A
North River.
RATES or PASSAGE,
Payable In Gold, or its equivalent iR Currency
First Cabin 5000 Steerage. $35 90
First Cabin 10 London 50 90 Steetage TO London 3i00
First Cabin TO Paris $500 steerage to Paris ... 1900
First Cabin 10 Hamburg 5000 Steerage 10 Hamburg 3700
Passengers also forwarded TO Hayre Bremen, Roer
dam, Antwerp, &c,, az equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown First Cabin S75,
S65 SlO5. SeeTage from Liverpool and Queenstown $780,
Those who wish TO send for their friends buy tickets
here at these rates.
For further nfonqaion apply az the Companys offices.
JOHN G., DALE, Accent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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SECRET DISEASE! SECRET DISEASES
- SAMARtT ANS ttFrl
sAAARfrANs gIFTt
TuF MOST CERTAIN REMEDY Even USED,
''' 'GoSoRRHEH, GLEET, STRUCTURES, sc,
Only len pils TO be taken to elect a cure
Cores IN from TWO to tour Days ana recent cases IN
University Of Pennsyyanin one Of the most eminent
NO rxposuRr. No rRoUBlE, NO CHANCE wuATEyRn
those who have desp9ired Of setung cured OF w92
once "' '"' sAMARIrANs GIFT.
Sent by mail In a plain envelope
Price, male packages, e.. Female, 81.
BLooBl BLooDl BLooDNl BLooDuN
scHoFuLA, ULCERS. SORES. SPOTS, LETTERS,
SCALES, ROLLS,
SYPHILIS OR VggSNEEFFEAlTL, "A, DISEASES, &C, &c.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
sypus 97eTSa I aESEREAI aRl f bsSEfRsEs% Sfs % the sAMA
RITANs ROOT AND HERB JUICE, is the most potent
and Grad Gates every pare oft6c ycncrcal poison
.hht the cure Is 9rog9 ana @ @ m Iaft lay sSn
to postcry that Tor which you may repent In atter
! years. -. ,,,,.r ,,,.or,,,,
Although Won NAV be prouounced ncurahlc, the sAMA-
RlTANs ROOT and HERE JUICES will remove every
vestge Of impurities from the system, as well as all the
bad effects ofNercury.
FEMALEsl FEMALES,
suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES most happily
adapted In liberated Uterus IN Leucorrh@g In bearing
| Incident 10 the
Sent by express Price 81 bottle, or bottles for 81
SAMARIrAN'S WASH
I in of Syphilis used In connection with the Root
and Herb Juices. Full directions. Price 70 cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies Is alike acknowledged by
physicians and patients. They used In the United
States Hospitals thus restoring health to many OF our
| brave soldiers.
| From the Baltimore "5un 49,
| WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE
| sAMARTTAN'S REMEDIES =
| "POsT HOSPITAL, FORr MAUsHALL,t
| Baltimore Sid Feb. ~, 1864. I
~ have great satisfaction in atng that have used
| w.. n
most customary Orms tbat have used them with iudg
ment, discretion, aud properly, and have found them
respond my Anticiputons promptly and efectualy.
Knowing their compos1H have the fullest confidence
IN their efficacy, and my use Of them extends
| recommend them suoraly.
| ALFRED G. BOWERS,
| Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
Let be Understood that these remedies as recon-
nanded and viii positively cure the diseases for which
| they offered.
| Sold by s. @. UPHAM,
| No. % 3. EIGH I'll Street
| DESMON ID d Co,
| jy5-tuths2m No. gl5 RACE Street