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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
Out for Little Mac.

GEORGE d. PRENTICE, for many
years the leading opponent of the Demo
cracy in the State of Kentucky, is out
strong for Mcclellan. The Louisville
Journat, Prentice's paper, runs up the
names of Mcclellan and Pendleton to its
mast head.
GOV. BRAMLETTE, Of Kentucky,
whose election was claimed by the "Re-
publicans," as Lincoln victory, supports
NJ M'Clellan and Pendleton. GEN. LESLIE
ICOOMBS and Hon. M. UNDERWOOD,
Of the same State, are also strong sup
porters Of Little Mac.
GEORGE S. HILLIARD, of Massa-
chusetts, always heretofOr re opposed to the
Democracy is out for Mcclellan and Pen
dleton.
AMOS KENDALL, Gen. Jackson's
Postmaster General, is one of the most
ardent Supporters of Little Mac in the
whole Union.
The "NATIONAL INTELLIGENT
CER,' the most reliable news journal in
the United States, and which never before
supported Democratic candidate for tn G
Presidency, comes out in long and able
leader, endorsing the nomination of Nc.
Clellan and Pendleton and earnestly rec.
ommending their election.
The SOMERSET (Md.D HERALD
hitherto a strong opposition paper, hoists
the names of the Democratic nominees fol
President and Vice. President.
WASHINGTON HUNT, formerly
Wing Governor Of New York, supports
Mcclellan and Pendleton.
JAMES S. THAYER, the most elo
quont orator in the State of New York
and once the bosom friend and polisica
partizan of Henry Clay, is an enshusias
tic supporter of the Democratic nominees
HON. EDGAR COWAN, U. S. Sena
tor from this Slate, and one of the lead
ing men in the Republican party, is op
J posed to Abraham Lincoln, and favorable
to George b. Mcclellan.
! Thus, the ball is rolling The best mel
and truest patriots in the opposition rank
support Little Mac. Hurrah for the here
, of Antietam
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sa- John j. Cisco, late Lincoln's U,
8. Treasurer at New York was Vice Pres.
ident of the Mcclellan meeting last Satur.
day, aud on the same stand were VIM. B.
Astor, the millionaire, Hon, Geo Law,
Republican candidate for nomination to
the presidency in 1860, and VIM. H. As
pinwall, all heretofore opposed to the
Democracy now latoring for our success.
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nA. Hon. ROBERT G. WINTHROP, late
a member of Congress, and speaker there.
of by the selection of the wings, and after.
wards successor Of Daniel Webster in the
U. s. Senate a lifelong whig, and one
of the ablest men in Massachusetts, ad.
dressed the Mcclellan meeting in New
York on Saturday last.
Every man not welded to abolition and
miscegenation, is following such men as
Winthrop, johnson, Ethoridge, Prentice
and others, and giving notice "To whom
it may concern" that they are for McClel-
la n, Union and Peace.
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sa- The Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, I

s9~ The Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, U.
8. Senator from Maryland, has written a
letter severely denouncing the incompe
tency and unfitness of LincolB, protesting
against bis reelection, and going, with all
the might of his great intellect for Nc
Cellan. He is the oldest and one of the
ablest Senators in Congress, and has al
ways heretofor been Wing, and oppos
ed to the Democracy. We will try and
publish his letter next week. He says
mot twenty members (of Copgress) be.
lieve Lincoln equal, or at all equal to the
mighty task" of governing the country.
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Lacka,canna RpgiSte,

Our Democatic friends will do we'll to
remember that the telegraph wires, like
the postoffce, are under the control of Mr..
Lincoln and his partisans. The false re-
turns from Maine, claiming twenty and
twenty-five thousand majority for Cony,
when, in fact, his majority of seventeen
thousand seven hundred and sixteen last
year has been whitfield down three or four
thousand this year by Democratic gains
in every county save two, are one speci-
men Of the use that will be made of this
control of the wires.
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B9- We are glad to learn th at Dr. W.
E. BARRETT, of Cambria, is not among the
list of martyrs to the cause of Dem ocracy
from the lower part of the County, How
far Lincoln is to pursue this uuholy cru
sadc agains. the Constitutional rights of
the citizen remains to be seen. We would
warn him as our fathers warned his great
prototype George the III, thut he may
pursue it until forbearancc ceases 10 be a
virtue, when both soldier and citizen will
unite in hurling from power, one who has
trampled upon, instead of maintaining the
rights Of the citizen.
Let the Administration cease the per-
secution of the people for opinion sake
Let it restore to freedom all it has illegal.
ly robbed of their liberty, and insure to
all in future, the rights secured by the
Constitution and the laws.
J0cE1,c1nna Rpoistsr
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notice of which will be published by hand
bills.
Persons desirous OF exhibition must
make their entries on or before Tuesday
Sept 81. For particulars address, A. B.
Lopgaker, Secretary. Easton, Pa
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~ The Hon. EMERSON ETHRIDoE
of Tenn, late member of Congress, ant
twice clerk of the House, elected by the
Republicans addressed the Mcclellan
Meeting in Independence Square in Phil
adelpha, on the l7lh and which it is ad
mitted was the largest political meeting
ever held in that city. He made mos
magnificent speech.
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Abolition Loyalty.

One hundred and FIVE men were drafted
in Indiana county, Pa, to fll deficiencies
in the late calls. OF the number, four re.
ported for service, and one furnished a
substitute. Indiana. it should be remem.
bered, is an exceedingly loyal county, ,usu
ally giving about two thousand majority
for the Abolition ticket.
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MARRIAGES.

In Bloomsburg, on the l4th inst, by the Rev, D.
Waller MIR B. Il. HAYHURsr, of Catawss1, to MISS
NARossA NJ, daughter ofSilas Dodson, OF bloomsbury
on the 4th Of June last by Jesse j. Carpenter, ESQ;
Mr. DANIEL KRtsTER and Miss CATHARIsR HoATz. botl
| Of Sugar Valley, Clinton county, Ia.
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Abolition Outrage.

From a special dispatch to the Age, we
learn that after the adjournment of the i'm
mense Democratic mass meeting at Potts
vile, on Saturday, twenty cavalrymen
belonging to force of newly enlisted men
10 camp near that town, charged out OF an
alley with drawn sabres upon the people.
They cut and slashed about and trampled
down quite number eff people, Six men
were wounded by them. Before resist
ance could be offered to the assault, they
hurried off.
These men are from Chamber sburg have
no. been in service before, and have never
vet faced the rebels. II is supposed thai
they we're encouraged by Abolition resi-
dents.
Tho meeting was one of the largest and
most enthusiastic, and was addressed by
Messrs. y. w. Hughes, VIM. Witte, Joel
Cook, Myer Strouse, and others.
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TIE New York Tmes, the organ of
Lincoln and Seward, thus vents lis spleen
against the hero of Aniielam
II is not too much to say, that it would
be far better that Robert Z. Lee should
enter Washington at he head of his ar
my as its conqueror, than that George B.
Mcclellan should eute. it as President.
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Tom CoRwIN is about to take the stump
in favor of his "bloody hands and hospi
table graves" party and candidates,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of StlIs .HclLcboaI dr,.'d

I EIIEhS of administration on the Estate Of siias
- mehehael late OF BriafCteck twp. Col CO., Sssd,
nave been granted by the Register of Columbia co the
uhuersghed all persons having claims against the us
ute VI he decedent are requested 10 present tem
the uhdevignes residing in said tswnship, witsog
SSvlay ana all persons inhabited 10 make paymeh
sep - ls6i-6w 50 90.
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DEATHS.

In Briarereek twp, Colco the 4th OF July last,
Mr.. StLAs NoMcHAEL, aged about % years.
In Bloomsbury, on Friday, the 10th of September
1854 Mr.. CHANEs Il. CHRISTIAN son OF Phil and An
ma Christman, aged % years, months and % days
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A GA ae I'D.

20 WEGWERrii, Physician from GERMANY .hay
- ing located permanently at MordansvilIe Coium.
Ola county Pa respectfully Informs the public geney.
fully, all cases of "' 'U'N''S
CHRONIC DISEASES.
With promptness aud on moderate tern,s nnd v;lI
sIaIanteo general Satisfaction, ' "''
Sept "a, le24-y '"'" h"iH'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24

TO CONSERVATIVES.
4 tonsuAptiva sufferers wIil receive a valuable
prescription Tor the sure Of Consumption AstLIns
Brohchtls, and all throai and lung VfIecions r.s AZ
charge) by sending their address to
Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON
sept, %, Iso4.-3m Nav Vss.
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sag- Gen. John A. McClernand, late
A Lincoln man, is out in letter for Mo-
Clellsn. He is from Illinois.
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MARINE NEWS.
s-s. r., 8 SIS. g., s se.-H W., morn. % ss.
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Australia Liverpool.
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oece hay; blanchard, tof Jepey,l Rio Jsnelro.
BkIGS-Mery Parte,. New Haven; J LEIGHTON,
Iansan A 4 Peek, 81 John, r. Katahdin, bridge.
Nssuaho D~aIsl Malone, Gov Bay; Union, Windsor.
sCmo0NERs1I o Ionobe, Dsneor; Gaisna- Ban
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S,s, ASsns SexiiI MI ". TS,:%t Ssdssss ~
Connecticut, fsher's fLsai; Ernslins TLsht, We'll,
n"e'; Perez, Eas,porS Wm Hunter, Gov Bay; Z $
l~,sden, M.dsD fsr Bolsoq; osoNi.na Ne. Haven;
Rocs cs!.nd: IslassIs, fosflSd NAH. Loui.a o RoeS.
land; MN Merriam, Proyidsnee: Adrian, Newport:
oss fs fr"ys.es N.,1s sI'. s.s rs
Prov dence; sasah Clark Providence Tor Philsdeiphia
,Ssns Xsas. o,,dsnfs fOt psn ksen wSs,,ss prs
PTSyidenIe; Artis Somerset: hIe1 Hsnds nan. Pro
r 1sf HSssy. Ssis Bsc rs,IOa s,ines
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COR; Damon r atom; Franklin, Mlll6rdse benjamin
Es'ipor; Wes, Clean, EockPcr'; Electric spark
Iranktort FOR for Dslswsrs Vandsiis Eil'so1sh
Cun Cerol'ne Boston ios .Aibany Hunter, Provi
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isston for DcAfs Island.
The sun., 1864-10-03
A soLprrs' Hcxr ASSOCIATION A~ise

A Sotpnxs' HoNH Aaoc1ArIoN hsvisg
~ ~ ooeSss6 q - ~ d1ssh,sd ssadssss
bslOnsins so BrUa'ton NDmsuss, shs families q
thess N ~ as'd, snd NE widow sud orpoms u
Asee wAo hsys fiIlsn. has been formally orysnr
We'd by Ne election Of tie fol wing trustees oee
Hal xoss =. Odsll John Greenwood, Jonashan
9. Ban, esymour l. Hustei. George b LincDln,
kins, JszDes Mnr,hy, Luther p. wymsn VIM n
johnson, and Charles j. Lowry. An sct Of incor-
porsuon is TO bs applied for.
NAruRALIzArIos.-- Tho Brooklyn City
Cours viii be open from 10 O'Clock g. m, all Z
O'Clock pm. from this date, until the foth day Of
o'sober, for the purpose Of granting nssurs,iss-
pspers.
The sun., 1864-10-03
INSTRUCTION.

A RrTHMET1C, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING,
xt.s r:sdins, srsmnss q "a ,snsht a y dy md syenfn6
bovssy, mar Grand q BY ieschsr Of sd6cstiun an1
eARenence. Terms % 70 SIS.
A PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE on BOOK.
,hsepinE Arithmetic, Writing, Grammar, H,chel
SanM SWr " IN cls.ee vhere the now method sri.s
suocess secured In half the ordinary time sspasAie
apartments br Ladiee 1G2
AT T0WNSEND'S ACADEMY, 2Go BOW.
az, neow Houston At, students receive thororsA
nsIucton IN boo. keeping writing, alithmetic sise.
teaoine speiilns, gralnu af, 6r. Open day AnA
sl ,r..ra oi mtn se1es. TorIDs moderate. Private
nsuucuoh t'en. A2
SPECIAL NOTICE-THE FREE DRAW.
tns Casees OF the General society OF Mechanics
ls6A q the rooms s7y Broad v a., and ID Cnrby 4
elass teacher are engaged, and ev ery N Ms vil
pe uken 70 render these classes beneficial 10 rounf
nen Who toin and desire 70 accom- psh thenseiv.s n
he science and Art oi those resIectiye trpdes. 16
VOCAL MUSIC LEARNED IN HALF THR
usual time by new system. A course Of IA e>.
om wn pe sivon by Nj. AS. IkNlN,,, late Of New.
easueon- yne, England drom Curw ems onic SOL ~
Hitsinl, In the basement OF the Welsh Congrogs.
uonh Church. lltb ~, bet I'd and Nd aves cpnnenc.
mg on hursday evening Oct Il, lrjA at quarter -
Sociock, and on each succeeding THURSDAY, At the
slove time. For tue course s those under IA yeaIV
O1 WRITING LESSONS, t2-BoOKKEEP.
81 ins, ~iitinr, arithmetic spelling, &c, SO per
taught. 62 Bovery, and 2e3 Fulton street. Bfootlyn.
~Col. Paine, tho weu-kuown teacher OF writing, h
Mercury. No
The sun., 1864-10-03
RRooKLYN.

AFFRAY AT A PoLIrIcAL MEETING IN TIE
Fnra wAnp-A CrrIzxx AID PoLIoEnAs saoI--
TpK AccusKD PUHsuED AND AsEEsTED.-A young
man named Theodore Yates was arrested on s,tur-
day night ou the charge Of shooting . citizen
named John McKcnnA and policeman Charles Our
rant, Of tho Asd Prscinst. The latter WAS severely
injured. II appeared that hGKsuna was attending
a Democratic ward meeting on the corner Of Hud-
son svsnus and Plymouth street. While in CONVEX
sstion with soms persons, the prisoner came up
and deliberately fred pistol the bali grazing Nc
had been no guIrelliug be,wesn ths parties they
were strangsrs 70 each other. Yates inmediatoly
took 10 bis heels followed by the crowd On reach
ing the corner 81 Adsms and Water streets the prs
oner was seized by officer Currsn. lie had the re.
volvcr still In Ills hand and threatened To shoot II
not let go. The officer retained hts grp, and Yates
fred the ball passing through the isft side Of the
cap aud tnhicting serious wound. Tbs
e T@apsny Hall. corner T q Pafi and nd
York stroetA where he secreted himself under .
bed in an upper room. He was pursued by Ser
geans Grove with several o@5cers who took him In
TO custody He still Ind the revolver IN his hand,
s~rral of the barrels being loaded. on being taksn
70 the sta ion house, be rave his nslne William
Hall, residing ut No 10 Front street, He WA how
ever soon id0ntted ~ old offender, having serv-
ei term IN State Prison conviction Of burglary.
teuuation that he was 70 drunk that he did not
know what Re was about. Upon hls person was
found burglars implement called poor BETTY
four counterfeit go U. .. Treasury notes. Po-
licemsn CurAn was brought 10 the station -houss
where he wac attended by Drs Cochran and Young,
who found that ths ball hsd plowed up the scalp
and fractured the skull, tie wound being severe
one by their advice, Coroner Morris was called
70 make A4 entc-mortem examination, al which
Yste, was fully identified by both the injured men
yatos Ia native Of bropkiyn, ~ years Of age, and
halter ny trade, He wss comuitted to jail tn
await exaIuinALou. Mr.. Curran Wa tqkeu 70 the
City Hospital. He WAS quite easy las, evening and
the attending sur.eons are Of the opinion that hs
will eventually recover.
TMoN NoMINATIoSs.-Tbe Kings County
unioI Conventions have thus far nominated The
following go1,.anen for the Offices named:
| Congress- 81 Dtst,l.t .t-Hon. James Humphrey
| Regtsfer-BeN. W. Wilson. County Clsk-Geo
y. Hardy. Supsrint ndeDt AZ tho Pqor-Isaat
! ekidmore. Coroner-Eliss Lyman. Justice IcJ
Rfsstons- VIM. r. Hoyt. POlisi Justtee -Channcy
Perry yg.tie: y ths Pace, iH ltstvtet=C0nk
lin spalth. "a ,rstrtet-H. B. Brsdshsw. AsesM
venfes u BaG1akA ~. -llt
The sun., 1864-10-03
RESTS COLUMBIAN

pRIEST'S COLUMBIAN BALM. OR
~ MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, i The beet
prepAI alton or restoring the Hr and preventing IL
FALLING oq!,. sver introdiYed depot ~ South Second
S .a 81 ~ s:I Z ass a9saa. BE: "a
~ C.sIe 81. ~ t. HI aSFHtSFV:
The sun., 1864-10-03
Too Late for Classification.

ROYS WANTED TO DRIVE HOSTING
- hor,es. Csll st q Dominiek a.. before A. T.
Those used to the busness preferred. 3s2
ERRAND GIRL WANTED, BETWEEN II
~ and IA years old. at Nh. EDWARDS, I<S Broad.
way. seq
MY WIFE, LEO. CONvERS, HAS LEFT
NA nv bed and board without any tuss cause or
her on my scoount. AD0LPH CONvERs. ssS
&SHO CASH IN HAND FOR ONE YEAR
vOCO COubstitutes $500 cash for 8 year sabstt-
sute. good men wanted this day. Choice of reei-
CLARK, COR: Bevsry and Canal 81, under Citilens
bevin4s Hank. 36<
The sun., 1864-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.
HEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.


20 be decided In another mon,h-hs occasioped |
more discussion In private circles than was ever |
known 10 ID Oldest citizen residing on ManhattAn |
Island. Tho 'Hsrd cider" campaign. aud kindred
sxeitemen's n tie olden time, never provoked 10
much personal feeling and political luminosity m
tho questions now engrossing public attention.
Wherever two or three persons eongrspased ~
eeher the staple topics Of conversation sppear to Be
political. Sometimes the ugurncnts degenerate INTO
personalities, and "reo fight" II tie consequence
'Ths NATIONAL PoLIoR GAzrT1s relates an occur
renee IN one of the city cars which exhibits 10 .
new form the indiscre,ion Of some fsnatics, WIN
make assertions they wish other people 70 accept y,
sound political doctrine. In the affair alluded %,
- appears that two friends mot in . Third Avenue
car, snd after their frs. greetings, began 10 dis
GUS political affairs. One, being an ardent sup
porter OF Presiden. LtsooLs, and the whole policy
u the Administrator srprcs sod himself in fnvor of
he most violent measures for the suppression Of
she rebellion, and the emancipation Of the negro
His friend who did not becvc In he past or pres
ent policy Of the Government and whose arguments
were directed tow ards convincing bis opponent
chat The war ought TO end when the conied,rstes
yielded 10 tho authority Of the Federal Govern
ment nsked "H when this Object had teen OBJ
sainsd, he could consistently urge the American
peoo,s 10 continue tho war un,l the slavcs had
heeu freed bv ,hs sword and bavone,." "of
oour,s can" rcplied ,he other. "I would frec
everv ne<rrc. N 4, ,akes every alba bottled citizen
por,h a, the Potomac to do sou He we. proceed.
,np with other rcrnarks. rhcn a wen dre,,cd vo.
man ON the other s,de of ,be car sprano fro, hs,
.csa and nlan,ed her fis, be,v,0n IN. two ev., az
sbs fanat,c ,pros;,e The man was ,.tcn I'M.
sv.res bu, the woman ,peop,,pently pitched into
him. pummellnR, scratching and talking " him
aiter the manner usual to females when deternin-
ID V thrash those who have dispessed them
Tbs conductor Immediately pulled the strap. and
then went forward TO interfere. Meantime the
o<hsr passengers had secured the belhgercnt fe-
male. When the car stopped the victim, sfter
wiping Tie blood from his lace, aud ro-arrangng
has disordered clothing sought ~ explanation OF
The sudden onslaught upon HIM The widow, Tor
such abe called herself replied that abe had lost
husband. and n son, Al this "erasl war" and had
swo>osher sons In the army. She could not" she
said, 9" Ha sun while that man was talking ABOUT
killing Of my boys Tor tfs sake oi parcel oil biaeS
niggers, afn then she mace ano'nef ai'smpt ~
sos ssn' 10 '"s Tue uneohus wrescn wno
he'd such oooa-LHNE op'n'ons' 'he wo-
man was preVsh'e' RON committing snotner
breach o. the peace II mo CONFUSION the mn
who had provoke her cw she car Inc excite
nsns then snosidra'and presently the car proceeded
on It's way, II te'nC evident thss the widows VIC
orn dd not 'ntehd 70 caii upon the po'0e 70 arrest
she OFFENDER. Asa sRn OF "e unes' ms incAsa'
The sun., 1864-10-03

pROTECTIyE WAR CLAIM: ASSOCIA-
70 soldier and sailort and ther families any claims
2. RsnSrs psy ;Rd bounty and e give advice and
frspAa ssaipss them and tbs Goysrnpsnt, kppiics.
sY Ss ~, =. ss's$ q H;a: :.::. !: hES; Y:
The sun., 1864-10-03
LOST AND FOUND.

T .OST on MONDAY LAST--FROM is1
- Fourth av, lemon and white -ooored Setter Dog
Any one returning the dos 70 HARRISON BRAD
FORD lS6 West 9Th At will receive IS reward los
T .OST-ON THE 22d SEPT. A BLACK Goat
II face and lers white. A suitable reward viii b.
given at Gil Canal st n. Y. l6e
7 .OST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCT,
Alst, BY poor hardworkng boy, In going fom Il u
ave In 34th s 70 4th ave In 2oth 81 envelope con-
tanning $12 10 weeks wages). The Under will be "
berallv rewarded by returning Il to q. D. FOX'1
Iron Works SAth st near 10Th ave. 1SS
STOLEN-FROM sLOOP "SOPHIA ANN"
- living ., Bsookyu (;ss Works, foot Of Hudson Az.
on the morning Of Oct. Let, by deserter from T. g.
Navy yswi boat painted lead color, with green eun-
VALE - reward will be paid for her delivery af the
Brookyn Gas Light Works, foot Of Hudson av Brook
lyu 3T2
STRAYED FROM CONRAD BENTEE'S
- farm, flatbush, OIL Sunday, Sept. 70, iarye bay
fp,TattSr S tina, viii lead T. HI. IccSyery, 70 KIN
CTRAYED INTO MY PREMISES, A LOT
~ of Ducks The owner can have the lAns By ap-
plying % me and pay ing expenses. PHILIP COP
RlAN, Je6srsn 81 near hyltle ave, Brooklyn. sS1
coz REWARD-LOST, ON WEDNES
CZCday, Sept. es, from y West 26th st. . black
and tan giut, small sire answer. 70 tho name Of
TENIE had on blue leather collar, with red bor-
der, inside Of collar red, had Of its
nails On hind feet broken od sreat pet, and much
priced by the family. 1t 4 hopsd ths. any peron
fndns the dos WI return her, and receive the above
reward. wh. A. WHEELER, 1871 Brosdway. los
The sun., 1864-10-03
MEDICINES.

A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSA-SINCB
4 4 she intrSdIsiion & Of I,y. smith's DYsPEPsIA 4
hNNlHILATOk thousandt have been cured OF thsl
aopss o. & EYER being relieved Perseverance with thS
Gstem, To be had In Nov Yo,k of Hiier q keed.
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Niismshurrh. Price rs cents per bHtIe. ooo :"
DRUNKENNESS POSITIVELY CURE6
- by DT. ZELLIs famous remedy, given nknovn
70 the nuent n coffee, tea other drink Sofa onIs
q 70: os ~ niv,sion ST and IA Eghth sv, N. Y, D2
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Mtg Genuine pr. YELL sREMIDYY y III neVss
"oAen .he patient Wannnted Sent by mali.
L. II. BoSE, NJ. d, son AND SUCCESS
eases of the heart, unqs liver kidnors nIoora,aS ~
s.. e,oiua- old sort eruptions, and ali skin dJs.
sase.. cancers cured without the knlie az