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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
goal ON Coal oiIII

A VERY superior article OF Coal Oil at N. WILLIAMS
N Tin and Stove Store. Also, an extra quality of Oil
Cans-Warranted not to leak. sep s-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06

THE cheapest place in town to buy SUGAR q a.
u je 2S-tf DoNlFAN SIODSh's'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
Brooklyn City News.

SERIOUS FRANKS or MAD COw.-About four o'clock
yesterday afternoon drove Of cattle belonging to Moses
May 136 Ramscn street, Z. d. being driven down
Bushwck avenue when mad COW in the drove attacked
horse belonging to Peter KONG, corner Of Flushing and
Bushwick avenues and when Mr.. KONG went TO the
rescue OF his horse he himself attacked by the fero
cious animal and severely injured The then rushed
down the street In frantic manner, gorng everything
she met and creating the greatest CONSERVATION among
pedestrians When she arrived at Wallis ropewalk how
ever citizen dealt her blow with cart rung, which
had the effect Of stunning her She was then taken TO
the slaughter hose the johnson street plank road and
finally ldespatched II is reported that the COW
yesterday gored unknown ut the corner or Broad
way and Myrtle avenue nuring him SO severely that he
Is not expected to recover
ALLEGED HIGHWAY R0BBERY -On Monday night last
returned sailor named Patrick Walsh was inveiged
from his boarding house. near Carroll street bridge
secluded spot Thirty third street. by two men named
John Dunn and Simon Fitxsimmons and there Knocked
down and robbed Of two hundred dollars Walsh was SO
much Infused that he confined TO his house until
erday when he appeared before Justice Cornwel and
arrested BY officers Mathews Doughery and smith, Of
the Fiftieh precinct police. The accused were commit
ted for hearing.
DEMOCRATIC DnEeATE ELECTIONS The Citizens Demo-
cratic General Committee Of Kings county issued call for
primaries some time SINCE which held on Thursday
night resulting in the election Of the following delegates
from the Assembly districts herewith Designate
district, Tunis g. Bergen Second district, Samuel d.
Morris; Third district John G. Schumacher Fourth dis
trict Henry G. Murphy; Fifth district John McNamec
Sixth district Edmund Briggs Seventh district, Walter
L. Livingston.
SHOOTING RAy--A dispute arose on Thursday night
between Patrick Walsh, returned soldier and Patrick
Scott resident of Flatbush and the former laborng
under the Impression that Scott intended TO rob him OF
his money, turned and fred The ball entered on the
right side of Scotts and came out behind the
but strange az may appear. did not touch the brain
Dr Gllers dressed the wound and believes that II Is
not of a dangerous character. Walsh has not been
arrested.
FIRE AND FIGHT cotton factory in Commercial street,
near Atlantic dock, found to DO on fire about five
O'Clock evening" and damaged TO the extent Of about
taking umbrage at something that VIM Dempsey, Of
Hose Company No IL did hit him on the head with a
stone and knocked him sensecss Constable Collican,
Of the Second ward, who witness 70 the ARRAY,
arrested Farrell but the police Of the precinct
took him Of his custody. The accused was commit
ted for n hearing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02

QUEBEC Aug 2s-Asr ship castIlian christabe, Phade
qnAsp. July SAT- PrG qgssss,s K E SY,s
s ss :ss w. a: sass
sl s fsa Ds s a. :s
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Boston M Donaire few days brgs Nellie WAL
Sr Morn "a 81 SS,1,ma1
same dag' Cha s aga 'Dan Fry '0 VA %
k rs port brig Promoter @ Mckay for
SAT- c GAYS IT, Aug ls-In bark Sea Eagle for rha
BOSTON sr steamships ASs s,s BE s AnSsTs9n
Sa fsHsns nbS Sa s. A
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SRs
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ass Ma SxSr S Sa
o s afy @ caFFs rs 's hs
spS Martha d
NYork; schrs Jane Dnrtee Huney, do; Cowperthwa.
sAKERs LANDING, RI, Aug sl-sId schr Susan Taylor.
LG yRR ssep ssr Mscy a' eryev
Phladephia $40 schrs Washington Chadwick and Foam
GALVESTON Aug lin II, port schr Mary Mankin Cobb.
Adv banks Paio Alto Wiley, Liverpool Olivia Davis,
NEW Aas n' ssssshps Morning Star.
S a q ss us1s sne I s
sS AZ IA
Santiago rs s. a
Pea
S4 sp
Il sf Rssns y sSfs
FsSw .em u'e Ga Young %
TOW ship Emma; schrs Harisisne and Kate
ss SHANE sgssT sAPps!s Meys
nsSEs%bEkS No. Aug ss-Arr steamship Lucy Wheeler.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug so-sd schr Fannie Hazard Mayo.
brig Caroline r Bouehe rfCu scrs
NYork SD schrs Thomas Smith, Kelley, and Smith,
l NE~B9R9PoRr Aug so-Arr brig Russian, Getchel.
D NE@F FooKsTSe Aas Ar brig California camm Bristol
Sd Sd shrs W
Eizabsihpogt Com ru ker Low. from Calais Tor NYj;
eng S @ 3 Mary Sg
MRss wshyssy YEA ocqs1f
Western Scr seasse orsha Riots gTs sssa
BSson MsnaM s SYors AJ%S
MPsh aa
ss a%a any ffFRsaisa EfT+ss
Bsp BARI r,
stewart, Holland SSTleaas; AbSy silqS, G%ors s%s.
JAS H9c Gs s m
Pearl Hill, Bddeford Me; Baird: Ireland salem: Joa
Porter Burrows, Fall River; w Mailer Randall! Porte
land Francis Aremus. Mitchell Work Gen Banks RYDER
| Charlestown.
PORTLAND, Aug 29-Arr brig P Curtis stnrdevant,,
| Philadelphia schr Ida l. Howard McDufne, do
3)th-Arr bark Speedwell Dixon, MGtanzas.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug 29-Arr schr Kate Sampson, Blakes
| Philadelphia
| PROVIDENCE. Aug 3l-Arr Steamers Electra, Nye: Peli
Clarke; Westcheser Baker, and Oceanus. Young
York; schrs Copy Wheeler, and Canova Fullerton Ezas
bethpor. Sid scrs Lucinda Bayes, Bayes, Geogeow
DC; stratton Terrell James Bayles Toson; Isabella
Thompson Baker; Ponder, Jr Croweil; Ackam Hooper
Sea Ranger Sears and II Wilson Mnl Philadelphia
bott Trenton Alfred Hall Barlow; Mary Hall, Howell sa-
rah Jane Gardner; Zoe Hall, and Fakr Philips Nfork.
| RICHMOND Aug GAR schrs Waterman, Edginss
and Scranton, Staples NYork Ben Brown, Carr Ju
lin, Delaney City Point. Sid bark Aqudneck Pcndetons
bermuda Hundreds to finish dg for Rio Janero; sehrs Jos
! Ames Turner, Philadelphia. -
30th-Arr schrs & Crammer, Leek, NYork; ii Dut>
Jameson, Boston,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug so-Arr ship Orion, Whiting.
Shanghae via Foochow.
SAVANNAH Aug 27-Arr steamers Ariadne, Crazy, and
Idaho Holmes, NYork schr Witch Queen, Pecva, Boston,
SALEM. Aug 3o-hrr briggs Larrabee Carlisle, and $
Strout, Wallace Philadelphia: Waterloo Pickering Eliza
bethpor schrs Elizabeth Perkns do Massachusetts kens
niston, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
Hoboken City News.

ISouEsr AT HoBoSES-Coroner Avery, Of Hoboken,
held inquest last evening the body Of the unknown
mentioned yesterday having been found in tho
foot Of Second street In the vest pocket OF de-
ceased found letter. partially obiterated by tobacco
stains dated New York. August 25 supposed TO have been
written by deceased TO his parents In Holland in which he
states that in consequence OF his business being duh he
had shipped on board the vessel jonathan sonahan)
for trip TO the Mediterranean and asking them TO direct
answer 70 No l4s First street. New York. Coroner
Avery despatched officer 10 the place Indicated In New
York, but no knowledge OF the man could be obtained
The signature 10 the letter as u could be made
out, Is Schope The superstition s that deceased had
gone on board the vessel and having occasion TO get
In the night, slipped on his vest and CATERS and while
on the chains the bow fell into the water and
drowned verdict Of Found Drowned rendered.
Owing 10 the neglect OF the Hoboken authorities 10 pro-
v,de doadhouse the remains lay fostering In the sun
the lot adjoining the station house from THURSDAY until
yesterday afternoon
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ndse and passengers g Murray Nephew.
mss ans nnsn crmwe hours win
Steamship Falcon, Adrdse, Baltimore, 40 hours, with
steamship Karnss Crane. Portland. 40 hours baas.
SHIP Neptune FssSosy Liverpool! July a. with mdss and
As sn 8 sssSs
Port glasgow from Liyslpq9 for 9ussss T. days
soa n 81 ieSss s. pasS ss snip
from g John SB bound q u days lays osi ~ DAVIS with .o.
i :.ss sss. ss g. sees IT, ssy
4 sn 81 po KEN Unon
Brm sshglss9 I. ws ssy T sS
BARK si Rospie mr. Bathurst wcA IS days
w R wo ans na yS ass en- nsdo rs
Ion 50 spoke scr Eliza DAM hence for ko SsSs with
Thos EstsSe sTs Salt Cay IT, ls days with
Bark S Miller, St JAs0 IS days. with SUI
Bark John Matthew's Br), Creighton, Guanenamo ii -
Sa wv t. q Sa%
Brig pay Spring OBI Wallace Sierra Leone 40 days. with
Brs spasS cirstsnsen bio Janelro 81 days. with
coffee. !. ,Fa1sh. %sinsss %ends, :, ,.r. w,,,
wood !" 3 IA. g 10 . ION y y e
sas me bs sepw r MeN i0r Nc"
Brig Village Belle Hamilton St Anna. Mex, a days, with
s sarah J Rsrnss Is days. with sugar and
Brig Neyas ?BrS. sianwood. cardenas Is days, With
& pdn Ne VI Sn No date lat "a Ion o
Brig Jim crow (Br Shelby iaanzas 10 days, with sugar
Brig Princess Alice tof Belzel Msars Neavitss Aug y
LshtshP large quantity Of slaves adrt picked up
brig BReoW, Stevens Mansanilla, 70 days with mahOg
Brig Victor Br cruchded St Javo 80 days, with suea-
Brig Louis Merianie Shelly Guantanamo Is days. with
Brig Miranda OBJ Mcinnis Cow Bay Co. IL days, with
BIg star Of Hope Bray Mobile b e days with cotton snt
u Ktatinny Crafts, commanding, Pensacola
schr Rosse Br Han, Port au Prince IL days. with cof
scSr Chief, stu Inasna IS days with salt TO AZ Mores
sehr Arizons CD Ksvcanash stJohn' NB days. with
sshT Onward SbS wisSno5s Corvallis MS days
shr Mo sds Beae 1e Gsorssso%
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Georgetown, DC.
ss5r PaIos Booth EizsSst5pSrt FOR 30 Boston snson
schr Typheon Smith, Elza9ethport for Boston,
SIN ssS1 Susan susan, Jane, T2nss ,s Sss a
schr Harriet Neal o'Bren, Lubec, days
ss s sso % asS ss,s Go1se auckland
Schr Oregon, Pratt. R0ckland.
Schr Augusta, Getche, Rockand. 81.
Schr koscusko Pressy, ROckand.
Schr Hannie Westbrook Littlejohn Portland, 8 days.
Schr Louisa - Hamn, Boston.
Schr NJ Dexter, -, Boston.
Schr Ariadne, Robnson New Bedford for Elzabehport
schr Anna Edwards, Ellis, Fab River.
Schr Stranger, Affirm, Newport for Elizabethport.
Schr Argus, Smith, Somerset.
Schr Chas vckery Babbitt, Dighton for Philadelphia
Schr Mary Van Kirk, Van Kirk, Norwich for Phiadel
phia.
Schr Carlisle, Sheldon, New London for Philadelphia
Schr Essex. Grinnell Maiden for Boston.
Schr Nathan Clifford, Shue, R0ndout for Portland
reports o. coming Of New Inlet in charge Of pilot
ashore obliged TO throw overheard part
cargo and leaking badly; oath,
including second mate, all taken very sick.
BELOW
Bark Mary Ann, from Cardenas.
Brig Donna Faulina (Port), from Falmouth.
Brig Josephine (Br) from Cow Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
THE A X M Y .
General A. j.. smiths FareweH 70 inc
sixteenth Army Corps.

Sixteenth Army Corps
GENERAL oRpERs-No. 50.
HRApouARrERs, SIXTEENTH Army Coafs
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August ., 1860
The sxeepth army corps having been discontinued as
an orcanya,on BY orders the President the Major
General commanding deems proper and just TO express
N the ,,oons heretofore comprising his appreciation
os ,ho long and arduous service, the unwearied
the cheerful obedience 70 orders the daunt
loss courage and ressess morale which have won for
won high name in the records Of your country; Of
which YOU may well be proud
Fort De Russcy, Pleasant Hl yellow Bayou Lake Chi
90, Tupelo Nashville Spanish Fort and B,akey attest
ur paIantry and during the last year Of the
war You have never experienced defeat or repulse.
your military history is without blot or stain. With
This record of your service you return 10 your re-
homes az mustered out with the consciousness
hat Won have performed your full duty the respect
and Admiration of your commanders, and well deserve
The confidence and OF the country that in her hour
of danger placed you in ranks and trusted to you her
battles Still continue to merit that confidence and
trust by becoming good citizens you have BEEN SOL
diers J..
Remember that for republican government the main
requisite enlightened moral and Industrious citizens
Unless you such the results OF your entire SER
wee are you. Let the memory Of what you have
endured endear TO you every foot OF American SOIL
Having asserted the supremacy OF the general govern
ment In arms assist in creating for IT glorious fu-
ture among nations. A. J. SMITH, Major General
JAMES B. CoMsTOCK, Captain and A. A. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
COrOncrs' InQucsts.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE NEW ENGLAND SOLDIERS


At late hour on Thursday night John Hart, late a
member OF the Fifteenth New York Volunteers, fell
from the roof Of the New England Soldiers Home 1914
Broadway, to he pavement, and terribly injured
that he died afterwards. Deceased had been out
late and on his return it is thought he went to the roof
Of the building sleep and fell Off Coroner Wildey
held inquest on the body, and the jury rendered
verdict of dental death. Deceased nineteen
years of age and native OF the United States
SUICIDE OF A CyPRIAN.
Hattie Iangan, alias Frederick, of bad char
acter who had been living the disreputable house Of
Mrs Wilson, 113 Greene street, for the last few weeks
committed suicide yesterday morning by swallowing a
quantity Of arsenic, which she had long had
in her room for another purpose Deceased was
woman Of Incorporate habits, and about three
O'Clock yesterday morning returned home much
under the influence of liquor. After going to her
room Hattie had difficulty with one of her male &C
quantances which resulted in his leaving the house in
angry state Of mind She subsequently, swallowed
the poison, and when the fact discovered she was
lying insensblc and past medical aid death resulting
afterwards In the presence of physician who had
been summoned. Coroner Cover was notified to hold
inquest over the remains. Deceased was about
twenty 1--we years Of age and apparently native Of the
United States
FATAL RESULT OF BEING GORED BY MAD OK.
Coroner Cover yesterday held inquest at Bellevue
Hospital the body Of James Talbot, man seventy
years OF age who died from the effects Of injuries
ceived by being knocked down and gored by nfuri
atcd OK, OF Twenty fourth street and Third
nue., on Monday last Deceased, who lived at 1s9 East
Twenty eighth street left his home TO transact some bust
in the nsghboIh0od when an OK which broke away
from his keepers and in collision, caught him
his horns and hurled him to the pavement with great
violence, thereby in1ctng injuries which terminated
fatally The jury found "that deceased TO his
death by injuries received by being knocked down by
stray OK, the corner OF Twenty fourth street and
Third avenue, on the 2Sth day of August 1866" De-
ceased native of Ireland Soon after the injury to
deceased Sergeant roly Of the Eighteenth precinct,
pursued the OK and killed him in East Seventeenth street
II Impossible to ascertain TO whom the animal be-
longed, no failed TO appear and Claim his property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
CLEARED

CLEARED
Steamship Louisiana tBr) Hall Liverpoo-wlliams
Guion. . 49,
steamship Borussia tHaml, schwensen, Hambure-Kun.
Steamship New York, Tnkepaugh Aspiuwsll-D Allen.
Steamship Jersey Hue, Arey, Boston.
ship Johann tRus), Helm, Cadiz and market-kuger
bark Kate Smith tBr) Hilton, Mon,evideo and Buenos-J
Bark staffa (Br), Brookman, Cow Bay.
Bark Statira lBr), Hartman, Pictou, NSA Daley.
Brig Anna Hanoi Larinann, Rotterdam-Funch, Menckc
BRIG sybf (Br), SWAIN Matsmoros-wylie A Knevals
Brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, Port Royal-F Bixby Go.
Schr Dundee tBr), Brooks Laguna--D X Dewolf 60.
schr Abby Perkins tBrJ HATFIELD st john Mp Nevus
schr Hill, Baker, Lavacca and IndianoiaN McCrea-
schr 4 Mason, Martling Norfoik--N McCready a Co.
schr Vapor johnson, Philadelphia
Schr t,oodsdeed Dart, Philadepha-H Rackeu son.
Schr Fanny Fern, Saunders PHILADELPHIA Mckee.
schr McLane, Alexander, Bangor-W Brown GO.
Schr Leocadia, Allen, Salem. .,o.,
sloop Thos HULL Hull, Providence--G Stranahan
. sloop Deep River, Burley, New Haven-h Racket
Steamer United States, Davis. FAN River.
ARRIVED
FIR war steamer Amphion, Devarenne, New orleans Aug
mS sG Ssr ss:f ss'', W curing we Aug a.
PM crossed the bar 25b $50 AM with mdse and passen-
gers 70 Jas Raynor Left steamship Victor Of Mystic
and ship Albna Of New York, aground on the bar 26th
M lon 50 passed % 70 NV 'ne
saw steamship showing red white and blue swallow tall
signal; at $50 Pm, steamship Flag. steering w.
steamship Cumberland Murray Charleston, days, with
eeIton and passenger, " kiynssson Fex Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
The Mad Bull in Murray street.

! wish to make some corrections of a statement which
has published in of the city papers in regard
to the killing Of the bull Washington street, HUI
bert street. Thursday In the first place. the bull
econdy the large stories about the tossing Of
ping Off OF a Gdys crinonc, false, made out OF full
cloth, and bunglingly made at that Thirdly, officer
Williams was not on duty tossed by the animal in
stead O, driving him, but did fire some shots at him.
followed the steer from the foot OF Murray street, where
he first made his appearance until he was dead fired
five shots three of which took effect the last entering
brain and resulting in his death If there be any credit
in this and in performing my duty, am certainly en-
titled to it, am willing Qualify to tho above state
ment T. f. FA1LAEEE, Third Precinct Police
NLw YORK, Sept. /, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02
ARRIVALS.
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Ssarsss r 5.Ts s1s T Hs N
Captain Davenport and LADY, Cspaias Smith n0A
.s sfsss igs? SsSs
as webss Stewart
se si pb'TSi LescnanA Won satenant
and nSaan i Lieutenant
s S a%ss Mr.
Hayes Evans, Docket ~ Douglas captain
% T ssvo oSa sn Se PeR%
Nrw ORrEAxs-steamship Northern Iight-Brigadier Gen
Hamn, Colonel Jones Len Col Bliss Captain a
Jones Cap! Porter il McDsimOtt and sister Pin.
Mrs Qrce child and servant and IS second cabin passen
gers
%aS:, Young Ho Jg6@so si..
Bel Mr. rTssy Wis nchaTds U"ss,wSOa s
gs WqnsT Mrs Hogan R Ryan Is o Smith ET4
nnss ii Fickett daughter Rev Church and wife
Ms d fh"" cow %S na
'TS aad s "a" wln9 AZ Wv
A Ams' s"S da G%Ys LEW Levy M: IS
ss Ghas,e sn wife "5s
KEN and vic Pess Griswod stope Ne. Mrs sin
rsS II sna MIS-
+ King Mrs Williams and two children. JOhn Nnemnu,
wife and daughter; A Hubbard. Kimba, Cassidy
and friend, Ackerman Taylor Kate Sullivan, sarah n
SON. Il Arrick, Charles Ford Ernst, g i Bsbeock
II Mcneil l. II Tlinghas G Briarly. Mrs Cornell
Miss Phaien. Charles Iaseles Burbank, q NJ shearer
Kohn, wife and two children Camp wife md child;
cry and brother, Peller and Wife joseph zuver,
MY nnsMs MARI weSss anG
Edward Kenny Helen sutton, Isnnng George Jones
A Craig, II w williams Bell, Miss Eiers q Well Mrs
Lower. Mrs Barnard, Thomas Duncan and wife J0hI
ri md rnoh A damn
Hutchinson, s j Burrll, A Crane, James Hatch,
Hatch, = Magher T Valentine, Hartman, Margare
OConner y Wood and G Keyscr
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CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER TERM--BEgINs MONDAY,
srprrNnEp IL AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.

sEprgMBER IL, AT ELEVEN O'clock.
l. will Of Mary Dakn; 2 guardianship OF a and w.
Murphy g. will of Catharine Belts; Q, will Of Patrick
Donnery; l. will Of Annie Mathcy; g. will Of Caroline
J.. Smith; D. will Of Isaac l. Greenwood; 10, will Of
Anne M. forman; H. will Of Eliza Sexton; ~ will Of
Bernard ONcl 13 will Of Sarah Dixon; 10, viii Of
Eleanor Kearney; ID, will Of James Hamptoni TO- will
Robert pjedT!yks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-02

trotting match for FIVE thousand dollars mile heats
best three five, to go they please is announced to
come of this afternoon the Fashion Course The race
will be the stations Toronto Chief and Commo
dore Vanderbilt
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Died.

CARR.--On Friday, September J. 1orIs CARR
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from his late residence, corner OF
Twenty fourth street and Tenth avenue Sunday after
noon, at o'clock.
DOWNING. Friday, September I, THOMAS DowLIsc,
aged % years.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of his mother 124
Third avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at halfpast one
O'Clock.
fFor oner Deaths see Third Pdge.]
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES
|. ARE COMPOUNDED
FROM

THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES
The Juice of berries rare plants and deep roots
Springs first glorious bids and the rich autumn fruits
The brilliant wd whose e s charms the Bees
CHEROKEE PILLS FEMALE REGULAToR-suGAR
One e. SIX BY al
%s s an I
A Wi sSu s ssh hendsshe 's a.ssness and ills
Take at once the Cherokee pills!
Given to US at Natures throne.
From interruption retention,
Ladies', they relieve alone-
srss sR1 Of II DHis r. elss s zone
Preyionsly offered twas unknowni
Yes their SAFE unflilng virtues
Are their own-triumphant owni
CHEROKEE CURE an unfsing cure for loss of memory.
universal assitude pains In the oack dlmness OF ysonI
weak nerves tremons ana al disease eamssd
fill ioiiies Price. three bottles S. By Express.
Lose Iii Of the glory Of the Ky.
Oh, do not, do not let the soul 49,
3,it now no more these hcls endure,
When here you have the Cherokee Cure.
DIR. wRrGHTs REJUvENATING ELIXIR, OR Es-
sENCE OF LIFE restores 70 full ygor and manly power
aG se ae rse BOTTLES ss s. wS y
o, what the body wakes
As rh res Eos as ' ,se as PT S wSd'
With herbs, barks, flowers rife
No mineral poison in its breast
DR. Wnght's Rejuvenatlng Elixir OF Lite.
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE INJECTION
male female, and reduce the dis
ease in from days. Price, three bottles 81 sent
by Express.
CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
O. such the blessings for In the roots trees,
Flowers and herbs all kissed by the sweet healthy breeze
No poisonous metal that seems 10 restore,
Is placed n Cherokee Medicines mol
The proprietor from them all such poison hurled;
The Cherokee Medicines saving the world.
Tho Cherokee Medicines sold BY all enterprsnr
rss On receipt price send them, securely packed,
free from portion of the civilized gobc
by Express =, = -. -, ,-, &
| mail free TO every reader Of this paper 4
letters for advice pamphlets medicines TO the
sole proprietor Dr. W. r. MERWIN, Walker street. New
| York. 4
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SHIPPIN G N x w S
Port Of New York, September 4, 1893.

ALMANAC yoRK-vufs DAT.
~ NOON SITS morn W
suN AIRS .............. 81 morn ~
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U,EN THOUSAND MEDICAL MEN
= No" BRANDRETH's FILLS n
where a purgative Ia needed
ut their range of wide They ALL disease by
the simple operation Of removing impurities BY the bowels
and destroying all posons In the body from whatever souc
Ano a. 'ne same BRANDRETHs PILLS
''e "' '""0'' Once BRANDRETH HOUSE, N. Y.
See y. BRANDRBTH 10 lp white letters In U. y