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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

Gen. Terry has issued the following order de-
fnng the rights and privileges Of the freedmen In VIZ
ginia
HDeRs. DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA /
RICHMOND Va June p, 1863
"GEHyRAL ORDERS No. 1.-THE laws Of the state OF
Virginia and the ordinances of the different municipalities
within the State having special reference and made to
signed for The Of such person. while living amid
population OF colored slaves they were enacted IN the In
eret of saveowners and designed Tor the security OF
slave propsly they substantially parts Of the slave
code ,.,.
the principle that where the reason Of the law ceases he
itself and ordinances have become obsolete
People Of color will henceicrh enjoy the same
that other citizen. aud ENJOY my VIII ve
the restraints and 70 the same punisnen iof CRIME
that are imposed on whites, and to no Others.
Vayrsncy however will not be pernitted neither whites
blacks BE- ed abandon their proper
d-.er, their families in dene,s about his
u.nt but neither whites blacks VIII be- restrained nom
seeking employment elsewhere when they cannot OBTAIN II
with compensation at their homes nor rom avens fom
Until tho civil tribunal. are reestabhed, the ADMINISTERS.
ton Of criminal rsce must. OF Necessity De oy military
courts before such courts evidence Of coored persons
BY command Of Msior.een A. II. TERRI
ed W. SMiTH, Asst. ten"
The following order from Gen. Hartsuf requisites
"Hpoas DISTRICT OF TIE NorrowAr,}
PYTERsBURG VA, June ~, 1900
"GxsERAL ORDERS No a-unil the civil suihor,y y r.
fully restored public meetings VIII be held wi.nn
labor. make distinctions prjadc'a TO the interests sna
limiting the freedom of the blacks Such meeting. are com
biDations which will rtsur IN lnury 10 Doth Pa'o o
in this respect Of those already held dssp
proved.
Commanding officers Of counties viii see that the smoun.
paid for labor all the necessary expenses
food and clothing besides reasonable sum FOR the cop
sences OF sickness kc No Difference IN price 70, me same
smoun, and quality Of labor vii be permitted between
whites aud blacks All the circumstances In each case w De
carefully considered and when former master hife his
former slave and addition keeps feeds and clothes MS lam
y Of hi. young old and helpless relatives VINO
would otherwise become tax and burden upon the nooer
the Of maintenance will be considered a. part Oh
ths lsborers wages A.
"f the Abore Is hired by the the rate per mon,n
may be- reasonably less than when hired iroin month 70 oh
Measures viii b. taken to insure the iuhlment o. con
tracts the part Of both parties and the Interests Oh eacn
~ill be looked 10 equally.
Commanding officers Of rubdistricts viii have these "a
recons strictly carried To this end and for the purpose
Of Keeping themselves thoroughly isnted with the ond
ton Of Affairs under their charge, they Will visit All the sra
tons " troops within Their respective commands ence eacn
mouth
"By command OF Major Gen. HhRTsurI
"GKo A. UfcEs, Assistant Adjuant General
The Virginia Legislature has passed Dill 70 iega1e
and regulate the marriage Of negroes.
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TAIInps, MASS MRRTIyG LAST ]
RIcHnoSp, Va, June p, 1865.

TAILoRs' MASS MEETING LAST EVENING"
The mass meeting ~ 'he siIors Of New York and vi
cinty at the Bowery Garten last evening was not NO
wei, attended as upon former OCCASIONS about 200 only
being present NJ. Morstatt upon being called to the
chair stated TINT the object OF the meeting was
msinly to stimulate the interest OF tailors Ia
the Society which had been organized for the pro-
lection Of journalism In their rights TO compel the
master tsilors to pay remnnerative wages as wen as
10 Increase tho influence 81 fD working generally.
He Was opposed 10 crosslerged submission on the
part OF the latter They should not acquire round
shoulders aud crooked knees by bending before
their EMPLOYERS but should on the con.
trary stand up boldly for their rights the result OF
which could not fail To be that the iourneyInen would
AL rirht on the goose" In the future. Mr.. Recker
made n stirring speech In German and English lie
maintained that the tallors the worst paid people
inc only no hours day The sole means of compelling
employers TO pay decent wages. was for the journey
men 10 organize md demand them. MI eastman ami
other spealers followed With spirited rer' and al
IN. conclusion OF the meeting number OF recruits et
rolled their names upon the books Of the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

lery arrived at the branch Office OF the NewYork Sol
diers' Depot. over Centre Market at o'clock last
evening and received the usual good treatment found
at this place. The battalion numbers 323 men. The
following is list Of the officers: Major H. H. Wilder
commanding; Capt. f. Hadeweek. Capt j. e.. Hart
well First Lieut. g. Bartlett The Battery was raised
in Louis County. New York and mustered into service
September l2. ls62 They have been doing garrison
duty In the defenses Of Washington for fifteen
months, during that time building Fort Smith
From there they went to Maryland Hights which they
garrisoned until the last Of March, 1868 They also re-
PEELED Ewe in his four days siege, commencing Juy4
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The Natdsa.

A WEEKLY JOURNAL for the discussion Of the politics
and social topics day. the illustration and msintensnss
of true democratic principles; th. consideration Of the co..
dou Of the freed people, and the duty Of the republic ~
ward them the support Of popular education polite
agent the diffusion Of information regarding the condition a.
prospects Of the South and for the sound and impartial e
cism Of books and works Of a with i.dspsndsass
all sects and parties
WILL BE PUBLISHED JULY 6. 1855.
following names:
HENRY w. LONGFELLOW,
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL,
JOHN @. WHITTIER,
SAMUEL ELIOT o.. President Trinity College. -
ford.)
Professor ToRREY. (HarardJ
Professor GOODWIN SMITH, (Oxfocdl
Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER,
Professor CHILD CHsrvsrd,)
CHARLES e. NORTON.
Judge BOND. (BsltimorsJ
EDMUND QUINCY,
Professor W. d. WHITNEY. (Yslal
Professor D. c. GILMAN. CYslsJ
Judge DAILY,
Professor DWIGHT, (Colunba csaseaA
Judge wAYLAND.
FREDERICK LAW OLMsTED.
Rev. DR.. MoCLINTOCK.
Rev Dr. JOS p. THOMPSON
Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS.
Rev. DR.. BELLOWS.
c. J. STILLE,
HENRY T. TUCKERMAN.
BAYARD TAYLOR
c. A. BRISTED,
c. L. BRACE,
RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
SYDNEY GEORGE FISHER
THEODORE TILTON.
JAMES PARTON,
GAIL HAMILTON.
R. H. sTODDARD.
TERMS: Three Dollars per snnum In sdvsnes; dz assAA
Two Dollars When delivered BY carrier In Newxott q
Brooklyn fifty cents additional
JOSEPH Il RICHARDS, Publisher
No. Bo Nasssust. New Yea.
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MARIE ID.

KELLEY-GALUsHA--On Tuesday, June 20. by the Rev
O. D. Bosrdman Of Phadep hs, ~ NJ. Kelley Of San Fran
cisco CAL to Nellie Gaushs, youngest daughter OF Mar
tin Galushs, esq. of Rochester. =
URTELLOTTE-ARNOLD-On Monday, June 26, by the
Rev Dr. Crosby. Dr. j. Y. Tourelotte y. $. NJ TO Miss
Harriet A. daughter OF William 5. Arnold, esq OF Mason
vile. Conn
wHITE-PENFIELD-At Delhi ~ Y, on Thursday. June
u.s. by the Rev Theodore White, assisted by the Rev.
hi. city to Margaret A. daughter Of o. Penhed, esq
No carda
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HuBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD CABINET BRANDY.

An uueou. remedy for Diarrbes and Summer Complaint
Cholera MOrbus Gripping Pains in the Bowels and Chronic
Dhrrhea- -,
Watsr and Diet Price per bottle. tqusrtl 81 %.
Golden Ber. H. l. Central Depot, No. IS Hudson'Ss, New
York Send for a circular.
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ARREsr OF THE SpRrNGprRLp Oll) Posr-

ARREST OF THB SPRINGFIELD Ull.) PosT'
MA srER-John Armstrong. Postmaster at Springfield
H.. arrested on Saturday morning on charge Of
robbinc the post Office Mr. A. waived IA preliminary
examination before United States Commissioner
Brown and gave bail in the sum of $4,000 to appear
whenever Indicated. Mr.. Armstrong was appointed
by President Lincoln and has heretofore born the best
~ character for integrity The arrest was caused by
Post. office Detective G.. ]. Leonard.
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Boston Bank Statement.

Boston. Tuesday june q. 1865
The following is the weekly statement Of the
condition Of the banks Of Boston;
CAPITAL Stock e. 100 900 Due from Banks. e422 800
Loans and diss 3 597 900 Due other Banks. 407 900
Specie 235. 900 Deposits. l.l23,600
Circulation. s449. 300.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

PEDEsTRIASISM.-A walking-match for 500
side distance two miles came Of Yesterday On The
Fashion Course after the conclusion OF the above t0
The contestants were the weHknown pedestrian Janer
Adams and an unknown named Pryor. The betting
was heavy. principally at 500 70 $50 on Pryor. The
latter came IN first by about 90 yards but protest was
made against giving up the stakes the ground that
The wnnor's style Of walking not fair heelandtoe
walking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28
DO NOT WASTE YoUR MONEY buying amy o

the numerous worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded the msrke, for the years when at lower
prices you get pens which acknowledged to be the
BEST IN WORLD
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains compe"
them attempt IMITATION, to the advertisement you
the full value of your money, call A. MORTON NO.
IS Msidensne. nclose stamp circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28
+" You Must Blow It!'0

The above the advice OF friend distinguished for
zeal In our behalf than discretion BLOW II" 10 syno
MIN for exavagsnt and uniounded assertion, with view
deception and sale Tho proprstors Of ROMAlNE'S CRY.
MEAN BlrTER5 have conscieniousy avoided all windy
to the public and vsnturcd only such statements
are founded They have announced the important
fact that the Bers used In OF u. hospitals
for the OF Fever aud Ague proved efficient than
qunne sttestsd TO by the written corthcaes OF u. B. A.
geons and that prompt rcstor~r Of appetite and
with vaescen soldiers the Btter have equal
We have asserted their wonderful efficacy for
DYSPEPSIA.
qualifying statements that where the disease had become
chronic relief only could he expected but in ordinary
Of years DURATION failure has knowiedse
whore the coresponded with directions viz to be
AFTER and shortly before retiring to bed at
night Two bottles have effected permanent cures and we
appeal circular around bottle for stsssons by persons OF
the highest responsibility. $1,000
As an EXHlLARANT BEVERAGE merely, CRlMEAN
BTTERS possess delicate and pleasant flavor adapted to
which followed by supplying reactions hence for the dc.
bilitated and sedrntary precisely what they need
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
MILLER 4 Co., No. ITO Liberty st., New.York
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS.

to try "wEsTON's PATENT METALLIC ARTIFICIAL
LEO" can do 90 the following terms, viz vii dt my
one that will my Office, and they wear the 'ss
three months II they wish to return IT, at the and Of the
.ime they can do So and will them their ls
thirty doar have never fitted any At my oos ~
wss not perfectly sstisaed
J. w. WESTON.
OHics and Ssle9oSm, No. 7os Broadway, Nsw-Yssk.
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Artificial Legs. :


suegesou crippled soldiers and citizens wsn<0
artificial legs Ask the woodenleg manufacturers how Leo
tskss morning tighten up the cords cstsut 10, -
their artificial lessl
Ask them how oteu spiral springs hsve to be put In
Ask them the leg adjusted every morning viii -
through the day without breaking down.
Notice people wearing wooden leg See how they 'srsdhe
and drag the leg along Notice how the foot drops down. a.
hear the noise 1t makes tn walking.
CLAMP! CLAMP! CLAMP!!
every STEP the unmsaksbs evidence that there woodss
leg near by.
Ask them how much they charge to take one OF their -
apart and oil IT, and how osen needs to be donsi
Tho above suggestions made BY one who knows ~
tA inconvenience and expense tho wesrer Of wooden e
are subjected and who has spent the last three
psrfee,ing leg that woad these objections Hs
V now prepared to furnish METALLIC ARTIFICIAL
LEG cork lined covered with nesh-colorsd leather with
RUBBER JOINTS and without cords spiral spring.
II 10 makes noise does not get out u ordst
cheaper and lighter and III last longer than the woods
lxgs and Is worn with aud comfort real blessing -
everybody unfortunate to need Artificial Leg.
Send for pamphlet.
J. w. WESTON.
Office and Sslesroom Nc. 7O6 Broadway,
New.York
IMPOSITION UPON AN UNFORTUNATE sOLDIE1
BYA wOODEN.LEG MANUFACTURER.
He advises second aapastion whereby the poor fee0
would the rsk Of losing his life and must suffer TO
months Because forooth, be could not ct his woodsnso
10 the stump il mus. be ca& Of Read the following;
CAU DHSsuoS. OHIO, June Is, 1864
j. w. Wsssoa.
SIR: You will please send me pamphle. circular giving
description Of your metallic legs veteran N ~
prime Of s and wish procure the best log going loo
my leg two inches above the ankle. aud DR. Of yo0
city advises me to the second ampuson de ~
stump Is too long Please address LEWIS @. GRAIN.
Nesonvils. Athens County, Ohio.
In answer to the above wrote to Mr. Grain that bed
fitted can and do 6 my metallic artificial leg to stamps Of -
the aukls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

SENTENCE OF RIOTERS. DALEY yes.
teaay posed Of the cases 81 the rioters arrested the
prey1us evening a, the corner OF South Fh and First
~. T. D. Charles Hubs seat TO the Peniientiny
for 80 DAYS Patrick Deyn and John Burke were each
fined k25 or two months 10 Penitentiary.
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Court Of Appeais-CeUcIusiea Of the New
Haven RniIrond Case.

ALBANY. IutbuHy, june II ItbJ,
Court of Appeals to-day.-Tbe Argument
In the New. Haven Railroad case is closed
No. l3-White Va. Hicks-Is on argument
Day Calendar for Wednesday. June 2s.-Nos. Is. 7,
a. 81 l35 l3e l39 40 30 and l42.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

Advancement
One Hundred BRICK minute have been made
on two Occasions and eighty minute or ~ 900 are
drily being made by GRANTEES Great BRICK MAcHnE
AZ Cololough Barnes a Campbeils Yard IN MILWAUKEE,
Tor Paient igts Specimens ol Brick &C., see AbhAA
RIQUA No. n Courtlnndtst. N Y, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

Adyertis-nent)
WHAT A COMFORT; the opening OF each win
dow and door instantly teegraphs TO your room think
Of 1t upon retiring 4. HoLsE, No l9e broadway.
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5perial Notices.

WORK FUR TIE PEOPLE.
CARLTON, Publisher, Eew.YOrk, has Just ready Dr.
LiGHTHILLS new WORK. containing, among other interest
ing information clear and comprehensive description OF the
new and Successful system entitled
NEPHOTHERAPY
For the Treatment Of
DISEASES or THE THROAT,
Cstsrrh Asthma Affections Of the Voice Lsryngssl Bron
chiai and Pulmonary plants, Infsmmstion Of
tho Eyes and the various diseases Of the
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
DIR. EDWARD BUNFORD LI6HTHILL,
mo. ~ st. Mark place, New.York.)
Author Of "a Popular Treatise Deafness its Causes and
Prevention" kc, he.s
One limo Volume. Price 50 Cents.
.. Sold by all Booksellers, and sent BY mail FREE on re-
ceipt OF price, 80 cents, by
CARLETON, Publishsr, New.Yort
No. A3 BROADWAY corner Of Lispenard-st.
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fAdvrrisensnL1
FLAGS STAFFs. BALLS. EAGLES, &c, at C..
r. BEsEpicTs No - Duane-st. doors east Of B way.
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WILL ~ seen that none Of this property has been
sooounieG for and the Of IL hos been suspended
ssaiusi &c State until it 10 satisfactorily explained
vhetasr distributed 70 the troops or turned over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

advertisement.
CLOTHING. --PRICgs REDUCED so PER CENT al
Mo-. DO and 2y2 Bowery GEORGE A. HUNTER Co.
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iAdvertisementl

iAdVertisement
JEPFERs, No. 573 Broadway, has now ready his
new STYLES of sHoBs for Ladies' and Chdrsn-Magenta.
Sol'erino and Blue. JEFPERss 31J Bdway.
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Business Notices.
Dn. VoS EIsESBERG,
iyvKsros tAnou.
AmIHETIco- n EURALGIcos,
THs CELKsRArrD APPAKArus voR TIE Cuss ov ALL DIS
xAsEs o, rms Err EAR CHRONIC CArARRH, Lus0s
THROAT. HsAlr and CONSUMPTION.
May be consulted at his RssiDKScz,
No. SIC BKoADv.r
WHEELER e. WILSON, No. 625 broadway,
Loeb stitch sewing Machine and Bu'ton.hOle Machine.
AMERICAN FLAGs.--A large assortment of su.
p-rior English Bunting FLAss at the NATIONAL fLAo DfPor
No. II CourtlaDdtsL H. sxBsiSo Agent
AMERICAN FLAGS on hand, made Of genuine
Engi.h Bunting, at ASSrS& Coz, No. 70 fultOnss tE'
GROVER IL BAKERS Highest Premium Elias.
tic Stitch and Loeb ST ,oh MAcHiSEs No. 40 Broad
way new iOrh, and No. 2J' Fuhon''t Brooklyn.
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS SUsPESsoRY
BaspAeas suPPonrKRs kc.-MARsH Co.'S Radica! Cure
Truss odce only 1t NO 2 Ve'ey-'t Lady attendant.
BEAUTIFUL LIYE-LIKR PICTURES.
Csrtes visnstte S3 per do1sn Duplicates 81 All Mega
ives Registered X. A. LEvn No. 100 Chsthsmst, N l.
Bears BoATs-No exercise so healthfnl and
pleasant for ladies and gentlemen and youths - bosrowinS
over 100 Boat. Of all knd. and descriptions be- found at
seEssoLs Great American Boat baIaAf, Nos 1<3 and IA
South st
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, LID,
Givss rHs Brrr" PATENT LINES TO SoLprKRs-vRsH IA
BwAI NY 1869 CHEs1sursr., Pha 10 GnxrsrsI. Boz
ton. ConnIssIosRD Br suRssoS-OESERAL bARsD. U. s.
CLoTHISG.- will find large and
desrabs stock Of MEIs and Bors CLeTHso, fuhSsHIsa
Goops &c, At the most REASONABLE pncss, fHhknM
Buns ONE PKIcE CLorHIS0 WAKKHorsn, NO ia Fulton
and NO. 81 Nss,au-sts., corner opposite Sun Building.
MARvNs NEW PATENT ALUM. AND DRY
PLASTER FIRE BURGLAR SILVER PLATr sAyRs. Highly
snd warranted perfectly dry Also large sssor
msnt OF BANKERS and Merchants SAYS
MARvIH Co.. No. 265 Broadway.
TRUssRs AkD SUPPORTERS Whites Patent
Lever Truss po,iivey Rupture No pressure on the
back whites Patent Les.r supporter Is superior TO all
others Pamphlets free ORk6oRr Co.. NO. tcs broadway
A RAID.-Now is the time to commence using
DurcnEEs Li6nTsISo TLY.KLLgR and keep the house
clear Of hi-s all Summer sod by all dfugsist..
We have this day appointed Messrs. s. nj.
r xrrixorLL Co and Messrs JoHN HoOPEE Co., our
Agents Newi TO receive entertainments and subscrp
lions at our lowest Tates iof me ouhEh thhoston u
June "a Gro. WHifrExorK Co.
SCnILDBRG's GERMAN OISTMEST-Warranted
certain without the slightest danger, Tor Piles, Old
ounds Scroua Salt Rbsu, ell Bone and Sktn Diseases
For sale q, the Drug store. No. % Bowery N. Y.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
sdapaby Army and Navy furnished gratis with the best
per commission Of the surgeOn,ene Army. BY l. D.
hUpsoS, NJ. D.. Astor Place Clinton Hall, n Y.
AT OLD PRICRs-WEDDING CARDS French and
English Note Paper Monogram Silver Door Plates Seals
Cress 40 EvKKDELLs ELEGANT srrLss, J1 Bdwsy, N T.
| RATCnELoR's HAIR DYR.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
m effect Tie genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BAIcKxLeR
] ssls by " DTugyisis tsc,0J Ne u bUclsysI
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THE FREEDMEN IN VIRGINIA.
I Important Orders BY Gems. Terry and
HaFesu6.
RS. DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,

Gen. Tory has issued the following order de-
ning the rights and privileges Of the freedmen in Vr'
giuia.
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THB MOTHERS TREASURE.

Mna WrSsLow's SOOTHING syrup 10 the prescription
ons Of the best female physicians and In the
failing safety and by millions Of mothers
for their children 1t wind colo, regulates the
bowels corrscts scdiy and gives rest and health to the
child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

THB BEST PREvENTATIvB.-TO escape the
III effects OF the Summer heat great should be exercised
and imperavey necessary to keep the head COOL you
should buy Of KSoxs light stylish and exceedingly CON-
forsbs Summer Hats KNOBS would say for the benefit
Of strangers visiting the city No 2l3 Broseway corner
of Futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28
WHEELER e. WILSON'S
Highest Premium Lock-Sttch
eKwlTo-MAcHNEs AND BUTTON HOLE MACHINE.
No. Us Broadway, New York.

HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, ELIAS
HowE, H., President, No. $40 Broad way, New-York
WILCOX e. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
No. 500 Broadway.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-29
HELMBOLD'S
-. ....
Fluid Extract Buchu

In affections peculiar to females, is unequaled by
any other preparation, as in Chorosis or Retention,
Irregularities Painfuness or Suppression of Custom.
ary Excavations, liberation or Scrrhus State of the
Uterus, Leucorrhea, and all complaints incident to
the SEX whether arising from habits of dissipation,
imprudences, or in the Decline Change of Life.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-29
Improved
ROSE WASH

Will radically extermnate from the system Diseases
OF tn Urinary 0rgansarising from habits Of dissipa
ton, at little expense, little or change ndis and
no exposure. completely superseding these uqpeas-
ant and dangerous remedies, Copaiba and Mercury,
in curing those upleasant. and dangerous diseases
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-29
GREAT SALE,
OF
WATCHES g. JEWELRY.

$I,OOO,OOO, WORTH!
To be disposed of at One DOLLAR each, ,0,th-
out regard to ratue, not to be paid for
until you kGoa1 a0hat you dre to
1eceire.
BY A, H. ROWEN &c CO.,
(Agents for the Manufacturen,)
No. SO Beekman Street, New-York,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-29
USE HELMBOLD'S

f luid Ex tract B q. h u .
In all cases of the Urinary Organs, whether existn
in male female from whatever cause origina ting,
and no.matter of how long standing. 1t is pleasant
in taste and odor, immediate in its action, and
more Strengthening than any ofthe Preparations of
Bark or Iron
Those suffering from Broken-iown Delicate
Constitutions procure the remedy at once. .''
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack of the above disease is sure to
affect his bodily health, mental powers, happiness,
and that of his posterity. Our flesh and blood arc
supported srom these sources p. .....tI
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-29

ALecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness or Supermator-
rhoe,, induced by Self-Abuse Involuntary En-
missions. Impotency, Nervous Debility. and lmped-
iments to Marriage generally; Consumption, Epil-
epsy and Fits Mental ana Physical Incapacity,
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