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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
Latest Ship News.

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Bark Dirro ~ Bath Ne, Flar Remodios 10 days, Win
sugsr TO Brockway baker.
BrE Planet, o. iasX Lamb Cenfuefos u days viii mo
ssses 10 Brett, Son Go. .
big Cora Of Liverpool " 6, Henderson, Guar,none "a
days with .ugaT aud uloiasses 90 g. Nhsclwr'ght 49,
Brig Chowan o. Bermuda, Long Rio JAnelfo g dsys WIN
cot. 10 icks Bell In ships Grey Esge and IsismAn'
both arrived June rom Baltimore
schr Sophia wilson Novel 81 lsgo "a days with 'ngsf 70
Kin and 4 Van Sacks
Schr Bob (Br) Abury, Cat Island days, with fruit te,
to James DouLlss.
schr Ripple (Br RoboIt ialifI days, with t'Aso D.
H. Whitman.
schr Ocean Wave Foster Petersburg dsy', with tco.'eo
Ac., mattel
WIND-At Sunset, S.-W. and light.
SAILED.
Steamer (Fr) Europe.
BELOW.
Barb Emily. -
MEMORANDA.
The ,hip Carrier Dove ashore Governors leland In
same po.ilion. lighters ride taking out CARO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
F | S T u L a
TREATED AND RADICALLY CURED, WITH UNI
FORM SUCCESS WITHOUT THE USE OF
TIE KNIFE
BY DR.. ROBERT $. NEWTON
ETSTTTTA


In Al. n, fornsis most loahsome and troublesome dsease,
which oesed In the vicinity Of the lower bowel and sp
pears a. an sbsess aeer with caous edges emitting ied
discharge.
"hb disease SAVE Sir Ashley Cooper, in which you
will be called upon operate frequently perhaps than
any other"
II. very oren battles the ,kin Of the best
surgeons" Dorsey "says IL very difficult to DO healed
This ,,a,emen fully confirmed by many cases which re-
m.n uneared well as the fatality which s,tsnd' the use
Of the Knife bag Of Enslsnd Henry the Eighth died
from an operation with the knife for I'll, disease
II. peeuisres G.alou' sinus that it 10 extremely
sensitive 70 the s9ach and attended WIN me dhas o.
cid secret There be several of these ppes
terminating various points and communicating with each
A, the termination. o, thu canal. ,inu,s. vary In different
r.ron, .r. have been thee division. Of the di.ese rccos
nled BY surgeons; l. When the pipe canal doc, not er
lied blind external h.tua or srterna incomplete h',na
g. When he ppe illuminate, Internally into 10 bowels hAy
e,tu. or in,erna incomplete L,tua. WIZ the canal ef.
orhce both externally ana iatefHiy II Is com
have been able connection between this d'ea'e
AZ the elect, and con'iQslioa :. the cause -.
sdoptcdoue with the snif- t use the other with
out The ta almost invaFiaby fsi. in eese'ns pefnanrn
hAv. ensged allowing tho disease TO continue
The d.iuou. pipe {. surrounded with hard. eslou' wall
motbiiiy tender 10 the sls touch.
The Principal Of ues'uent or ef-ctusl and permanent
Of f.gs in Ano Is the application q .sen means a. WA
unhr hy uc,r into simple or healthy one "a Consequence
Of wnch the pipes read close, aEd cure 1. the result
Tho plan Which lave adopted "a the ti--a. vsffs
with different eases, some viii require sc've medicine
destroy tie Ao.y Of the pp.s other. require on hte
Inc al .ou- none AL The medicine used for this
papo.e aid seted into the pipes with sufficient force
10 ali ever arinc@ or opening IN vicinity
a TERRIBLE CASE.
Tnow give tie history Of the most extensive OF
III las have ever with. The patient forty
I'VE yesf, OF ss - had been affected cf IS had been
operated upon with iu times snd foT the three yar
prev. 70 tho time u my being called had been conhned 70
hi. bed There twenty openings externally. some OF
hich entered ,he bow. the pernouu and present
lns The Appearance Of boueycomb. All the pipes
over the saerum Ia.sed the bony structure.
When began the restG.ni the diseae was 40 extensive
that when he ,oltn forced into any 81 these pp.s
would aow all the others mad no difficulty IN
curtin, the case oT In months tom the hr vst he was
perfectly well.
My method by local application this in every instance
without any surgical operations ia many cases. too without
hIy pain.
Prof. ROBERT 8. NEWTON, NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
A SOLDIER RoBnEp WHILE sLKErISG.-peter

A SOLDIER ROBBED WHILE SLBEPING.-Peter
Fe.ny a returned soldier. while coming from Albany
10 this CITY on the steamer ST. Joan Tharsdayuigh
was robbed OF ei35 while sleeping on the deck He
suspected John PlGtz whoso acquaintance h. had
formed on the boat and as the boat reached dock
in this city Friday morning tho inspected mn was
arrested by Defective Vaughan. He ACKNOWLEDGED
that he had taken sO0 but said that 10 had tlIen IL
for safe keeping. The money was ret red Il the
owner aud = IL taken before IusicelDowlng Who
committed him 0r ria Tecney fesides nj the cEner
of Vanderbilt ave and DcRn.st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

DR.. ROBERT S. NEWTON'S
HOME FOR The SICK,


To enable ny numerous gentlemen patients from the
country TO visit in the city for treatment at moderate
expense. have organized Institution with srty (6o com
Portable wELLFURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD,
from SIX to TWELVE DOLLARS PER WEEK, with
EVERY REQUIRED ATTENTlON convenient to all lines
Of travel and but short distance from my Office.
have also provided In pleasantly situated and WE'LL
FURNISHED RESIDENCE, similar accommodations for
my numerous LADY PATIENTS FROM THE COUNTRY,
where they will be under the CARE OF LADY ATTEND
ANTI ROBERT g. NEWTON, NJ d.,
Late Professor Of Surgery and OF Theory aud fraotce IN the
Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati. ONO.
Or. ROBERT g. MENTIONS MEDICAL OFFICE for
The treatment Of SURGICAL DISEASES, CANCER FlS
TuLA: PILES. CATARACT CALCULUS, DISEASES OF
The homes ULCERS Of every description, TuMoHS,
every form Of DISEASE or THE EYE, BRONCHIAL
AND CATARkllAL AFFECTIONS, POLYPUs tn...
and uterino), STRUCTURE OF every variety, etc. BY
his IMPROVED METHOD or PRACTICE, lat No
~ EAST EiGHrEENTH-Sr., between fIfTHAVE'
and BROADWAY NETWORK. Hours for Office Con.
su!s.len from sts II aud no,n ep;m-
out Of the city dssrins ADVICE may sddTsss
d. 2ebsu q NsuiQs q sbSN b. estsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

Gently hanged q woman. Don't fail 70 write soon.
Direct your private letters 10 Paducah, Kentucky.
May our Heavenly Father speedily restore your
Judgment and understaading, save you from being
again poisoned as on the ith Of March last and finally
crown you in Heaven with "the old man Brown" and
oil the mighty hosts who await you there.
Your Rxcellency win again accept renewed assur.
ances OF the high consideration in which you are ever
held by your very humble servant sincere sdmirer and
afectionate friend, EMERSON ETHERp0R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY FoUSD.-Othcer Dunn.
Of the 26th Precinct, yesterday found on Broadway
bank book Of the Iirs, National Bank of ParkGsburg
which contained 100 shares Of the Otisvlle Copper
Company 5shares OF the Roman Bros. Silver Mining
Company. 20 shares OF the II. w. Jewet Faielt Leg
Company Of New. York. 500 check on the Chatham
BAni OF this city, and many other ysInahle o,pcr..
The loser ca have them by calling Ca.i. Cha'lcs W.
Bracket at the 10th (Ciiy HalD Precinct aid posrg
ownership
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
c A N c E r.

DOES CANCEL RESULT FROM HEREDITARY
TAINTW | ANSWER MOI!
will THE KNIFE CURE CANCERl NO!
THE KNIFE NEVER DID CURE CANCER! AND
CANNOT BE CONSIDERED CURATIVE AGENT
FOR THIS DISEASE
FOR THE CURE OF CANCER I RELY UPON MEDI-
CrNEs THAT NOT ONLY REMOVE THE DISEASE
QUICKLY BUT ALSO ERADICATE THE CAUSE thst
PRODUCES IT WITHOUT PAIN or INFLAMMATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

AND QUICKLY CURED
WITH UNvARYING SUCCESS,
WITHOUT TIE USE OF THE KNIFE, by
ROBERT S. NEWTON, M. d.,
No. ~ EAST EIGHTEENTHsT..
BsrwnEN BROADWAY AND FDrH-AvE, NKwfonx-
HENIORRHOIDS.

HEMORRftOlDS.
This affection quite common aud Is very dhcn' 70 euro
and 10 usually divided into two species blind or Internal
p.. and bleeding external piles Those who are seriously
afflicted with the disease suffer beyond description Inc a
ease reuey increases until tho umors begin to oeeo Aus
hemorrhsge may be slight, or it may be proinss'
This disease ordinarily brought by constipation OF '
bowels and generally affects persons OF sedeHary hsos
scarcely ever have noticed this disease In person oil acS
habits
CASES TREATED.
VIM H., aged pyears had suffered from blind pies LOT
many year Ofate had bed quite freely He was cured n
eight days since which tim. he has been able to attend to sc
I've business without any intermssion.
Mr. p aged a. had been afflicted with bleeding piles for sI
YEAR, When we his he had become almost 80
white sheet from the repetition OF tho loss OF blood we
treated BIZ. case successfully and discharged him well In two
weeks
Mrs c. aged thirty She hal been treated by several phys'
clans for different kinds Of disease Some treated her Tor lung
Affection regarded her dyspepsi some Tor liver
dease bsd done her any good We gave II AZ our
opinion that the pile affection under which 'he was ,oofns
the sole II her trouble In tx days from the time
commenced the treatment o, her We ischarsed her
entirely
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Mutual Lrry" ." MUTUAL BKsEYIrn
Annual Premium S5l6 II. Annual Premium, sS.8 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

Prof. ROBERT s. NEWTON, NJ. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

Tie ship Carrier Dove ashore Governors leland II
same po.iiion lighters alongside taking out cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
c AN c Err c U R Ed.

The following facts In relation to tho ofayery difficult
OF the Rseum treated and permanently cured
by Dr. Robert s. Newton years nce should be read
by all. The Hon. A. r. Of Wisconhn, State Senator,
DR. New,ons Clinical Institute at Cincinnati to be treated
by him for Cancer ofthe Reclm his having been pro-
nounced lneuabe The involved largo part Of the
bowel which the patient had suffered terribly for long
time Dr. Newton treated tho tho method discovered
by himself The patient radio cured in less than three
months In a recent letter the patient says:
DEAR DR. NEWTON | perfectly well, and hsvc not
suffered tue slightest pain Inconvenience In way since
len your and you pronounced euredniorr than siI
snectranks 10 tender care and marvellous .i
When think Of the sgonies indc.crbae you have saved
from feel that language wholly squse to express tho
bourd,ss gratitude osl toward you. II could send my
voice every afflicted have been. would do
tel. them my story and OF my gratitude you, to whom
der Providence, owe ny lie"
Dr. ROBERT 3. NEWTON says:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-17

In presenting the AUTOMATIC oEeAs, boldly an.
uounce the greatest triumph In musical instruments u
the age Daring the hsf century, the french and
Germans have manufactured reed Instruments with
DOUBLE beo~s and pedals FOR the feet operate,
(which only bellows seir made
mu cai tone for which instruments celebrated
both fee, being occuied upportvnty offered for
the mana reen the swell With the past years
INSTRUMENTS constructed this European plan Of
adsuhs blowers have been minufaciH ed IN this
try ana 10 csuntreac this difficulty want "f n -weu)
AVER a. been pee ct-d from TIA. centre of the usirt-
Ment 10 act upon the ell. opERsrED KsEE
The aud TO effect this
object are disag rceabl enough gent ean but to
lady the use surh apprniagefs nearly impossible
Our device nsiates this difficulty entirely,
the aes Of blowing with OF less force giving
the de in the volume
FOR years che superior excellence Me-
not been 9acstione and for twayears past
the enor nous demand has made it impossible for
meet orr orders promptly With ourincreased facilities
We feel warranted In assnfirg patrons that their
ders will be promptly met and solicit continuance Of
their patronage
ss-a liberal diseoHKf to ciergymss, cAsrshss ssd
Schools.
ADDRESS, @
3 GCo. A.PRuyGG * co, Hnffalo, N. ".
GEO A. PRINCE & CO., Chicago, HI.
An Illustrated Catalogue, with full description d
vles will be sent free to any address. novlo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-17

Dr. n W HICKS in presenting his card to the pubiL
bez iesve 20 that he only has the put
mp the -Ccraiisr ASHcanits,1 Hard Rubber has4
for Artificial Teeth but that be the FIRST DENTIss
Ia the sssse 10 do that kind OF work aud the
largest experience and the fscitTs he
los rates respectable Dentist the style
xssyt s~rldkyIy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

WAT WE LIKE TO SEE.-Wc like to
see 4 boy just weaned sitting under an
awning to keep out of the sun, with a ten
cent cigar in his mouth, held at about an
angle Of 10 degrces-occasionally giving it
a heavy draw, initiating the old style he
had SO very recently used in draw ne his
rations, completely envcloping himself in
smokc--and would once and a while re-
move it long enough to say a few words to
his boon companions, Joe, havcyon got
your woman for the cotillion party??" at
the same time knocking the askcs from the
burnt end of his smokcrctto What time
have YOU" Jim draws his Bulls Eye
and looks up to the sun, and says sit lacks
half an inch TO 'leven," "Rail Road time. y
''How slow the old woman is to day with
dinner (mcaning his mother,) 'If she
don't do better than this [ shall have to
leave home"
Such vouthcs viii undoubtedly fill con-
plcuouS Places in the world, as they are
going in the right direction
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
Signs ana Tokens.

The following is from Puck, new fun
ny paper in California:
y long article having the above head
ing Is going the rounds of the press, and
has been for some time. PucE, thinking
the old ones arc played cut, has manulac-
turcd some new ones; he being 4 super
natural being, is, of course, fully compc-
tent to do so:
TIE GRIDIRoN.-To take down the grid
iron from the nail where it is hanging,
with the eft hand, IS sign that there will
be a broil in the Kitchen.
TIE DlRRoR-if mirror is broken
it is a sign that a good-loohin-S lass viii
be missed in that house.
y FUNERAL.-Too meet finer;ll
procession, is sign of dcatll
POCKET BooK.-To lose pocket book
containing grecnbacks is unlueky.
NAILs-If a woman cu;s her nails
every Monday, it is lucky-for her hus
band.
EooSTERs.-Ifyou hear rooster crow
when you are in bel, AM the clock
strikes a few times at the same instant, il
is sign Of o(u)rning.
AN ITCHING EAR.-If you have an
itching car, tickle your nose and you will
have an itching there, and i'll luck will be
avertcd
SALr.-To spill salt accidentally into a
stew while it is on the fire, is Il proc.
that the family will meet with its altcra-
tions (salter rations.)
a CAr.-Whcn a cat prepares to wash
its face: Ii is a Sign that one III the family
will shortly receive licking.
WARTs-To have sixteen warts on the
LEFT hand. is unlucky; to have tho same
number on the right hand, is sign you
arc unfortunate.
SrlEITs-If married man, while his
wife is in the room, takes up bottle OF
spirits with his right hand, IT is sign
that she will shortly be out Of spirits, and
that her husband is going to liquor.
STocK RAIsING-Ii' onc-eycd bull
dog flies at stock rai+cr's leg, it denotes
that misfortune VIII happen to las
calves.
BEIDAL.-Ifyou get on horseback on
Monday before the sun is up, it IS a sign
that you will have I hand in 4 bridal.
LUcKY.-To stroke srccn.cycd eat
with white spot OF her nose Is lucky,
and heavy purrs will be the consequence.
MARRAGE.-Ifyou are in house and
hear L baby cry. it is i sign Of marriage
Or if it ism it ought to be.
RED iIAiR.-iia Il red haired man falls
in love with girl who dislikes hair of that
color, he will very likely dye before he is
married
The above signs and rortcnts may be
strictly relied upon; they have never been
known to fail.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
Facts Coming TO Light.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gdz, Hc transmits the following
information:
Men sometimes express their wonder
that, in spite of the enormous subscriptions
which have been closing out the great
Scven-thirtyLoan the Treasury Depart
mcnt should still be working so closely as
to need its renewed and proiuse issues of
certificates OF Indebtedness. Two facts
will help to explain the matter. The bulk
Of the bounty to the last raised troops had
been reserved in the hands Of the govern
nent, to prevent bounty jumping All
this mass Of bounties had to be paid, as
well as the regular dues Of the respective
regiments. And, secondly, the army was,
on the day Of Johnstons surrender nearly
twice as large as the public ever supposed
1t is very poor praise to our gcneralship,
but it is true that when the war ended we
had on our rolls, and were paying, Il mil>
lion and quarter of soldiersl Where
they were kept, and what was done with
them, the Secretary Of War and his eener-
ais must tell; but how much they cost, the
treasury department cah very reauily an
swer."
These two facts will also explain some
other matters Lee surrendered about
10000 men; johnson surrendered about
the same number; Gen Dick Taylor the
same; Gen Buckncr not more, and count
ing 20 900 for odds and ends surrendered
in various quarters, gives the total strength
of the South at the close Of the war at 100
600 men. If the facts are as this loyal cor
respondent represents, and if it required a
million and quarter of well fed and
equipped soldiers to defeat one hundred
thousand half stared and half naked rebels.
The less said about the glory of the con
quest the better it will be for the credit of
the victor Columbus Crisis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
The Dayton oO) Journal makes the FOL

The Dayton 90 Journal makes the fol-
lowing remarks the truth of which
every newspaper Publisher can indorse:
There ought TO be no such thing
rs doing thing sratuituously in print
ing office. Nobody gets groceries, or dry
goods, or medical advice without paying
tor them. la newspaper Office, not a
line Is set that does not cost something for
setting Either the printer must pay tho
whole, or the advertiser must pay his
share. The only question to be asked by
the publisher is, who is TO pay the money
fer the labor: what ground has this
party of individuals to require me- 20 pay
for the promotion of this object?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
W omen Under Democratic Rule
and WclEen Ii,dcr Abolition
EsHIp.

The Ohio State J5rna7 on Saturday
morning devoted an editoria! to the sub
iect of outrages On women On this sub
ject it said:
"Not long ago it was our pride that in
America the women could travel from one
end of the country to the other perfectly
secure from insult"
That was when the Democratic party
had sway in this country. Further on, the
Jourlal declares.
Times have changed we arc sorry to
say, and if repeated outrages, under az
gravatcd circumstances, are any warning,
We are duty bound to declare that it IS un-
safe for woman to journey even from one
town to another without escort
The abolition party have ruled this
country for over four years. ami ihe NOR
ais of tie country have become such that.
according to the testimony Of the central
organ ofthc Ab9nion party OF Ohio, now
ut Is unsafe Tor Il WOMAN to journey even
from one town to another without escort. -
God knows, the county is sufficiently tax
cd to enable women" to ''travel from one
end of the country to the other perfectly
secure from insult" as they were able to
90 in the days when the Democratic party
administered the government and the coun-
try was lightly taxed.
The generalization of the people Of
this country, at the present time, is some
thin5 to think Of; aud if the people desire
to revert back to the days of barbarism, let
them retain the present party in power a
little longer. 1t is time the people would
stop and think before they lcap.-Er.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

The Albany Argus calculates the cost to
the Government of providing subsistence
for freedmen now without employment as
follows: ''fwo hundred thousand rations
issued daily Ga small estimate probably at
cost of about forty cents each, is an
expenditure in this way ef $50 Geo day
over half a million of dollars per week /,
and nearly thirty millions of dollars per
annum. Add to this the pay of Superin-
tendents of Freedmen's Camps and villages
and other expenses connected Herewith,
and the grand aggregate must approx
mate to about half the entire c5st of the
Government before the war,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

y German prince was once visiting
tie arsenal of ofToulon, and was told that
in compliment to his rank, he might set
free one of the galley slaves. Anxious to-
use the privilege well, he spoke to many
of them, and asked them the cause Of
their punishment. Al declared it to be
unjust, till he came 10 one who confessed
his sin, and deplorei it, saying.
Il acknowledge deserve to bc broken
On the wheel"
The prince exclaimed, This is the
man | wish to be released"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

In speech delivered by President
johnson, in the United States Senate, in
1889, he made the following emphatic
declaration:
''lhe man who deliberately and boldly
asserts that Thomas jefferson. when he
penned the statement that all mea wcrc
created equal, had the negro IN his mind,
is either an idiot or a lnavc."
The Abolitionsts should make nots
of this unqualified condemnation of one of
their pet theories. 10 resolving to strike
the word white" out Of the Constitution
of Ohio, the Abolitioaists of this country
are in antagonism to President johnson.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

The funniest story Of the age is told 10y
Detroit paper. \ lady suspected her
husband guilty of improper intimacy with
the hired girl Without informing him
of her intentions. she sent the girl Of, and
that night went to sleep in the girls bed.
She hadn't been there long when some
body came and crawled in at he: side
About two hours after the wife ross in
tending to reveal the supposed infioiity
of her spouse, struck Il light, when 10 it
was the hired man.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

The colored brethren" have been hold-
ing convention at Harrisburg, Pa, and
passed resolutions, of which the following
is the part of one:
"Rcsolre3, That any member of the
State League, or any Of the subordinate
leagues, that refuses 10 accommodate and
treat colored men under ali circumstances
in his place of business, as h. would white
men, is guilty of the grossest dcrclccticn
of duty"