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the baskets mixed with half dozen water falls were
scattered on the seats and the road no
Dn; managed 10 scramble ont OF wlnuoW anu i'
tracks across the country for the grove
The SCENE. .,;oh
Arrived al the grove and the first thlnR VIII
caught eye large green nag sue y, h,ncbes
the Stars and Stripes, flying amid the siThh crn was
Immediately over the dancing platform IhoIc g,
company Of the Goth NewYork, under 'ns i,,,h,
Capt Lynch as also large force OF inc az m ,ie
Police to preserve order. Io"aIu , oor,o of tbom
evening about 600 persons were present. sum- % ' "
inSni;, in tbe tanning lager or the sparkling soda,
while others amused themselves ny uaneins, Singing
swinging on the soups or paying DoP'n""sc"'
A ,arco crowd of Fenians and others was collected
nnder Jew wide.spI eadiDg trees III one corner OF the
grove and as the last rays Of the sun were fading be-
hind The western hills the following chant was poured
forth in a deep basso by one Of the throng:
On The ereen hs Ireland hearts there to-day,
On the green hills of Ireland we are longing for the ay
For the charge and for the combat meath our own nag oil
The iarest aag flies boys. all the world
On the green hills Of Ireland, of ODonnen and O'Ne
On the hills Of Ireland shall CLEAN the Fenian steel
shall gather all the rebel from mountain and from
glen,
To strike one blow for Freedom and rally again"
On the green hills Of lIcand on the old historic hills.
On the hills OF Ireland we shall night her many ills,
The sword shall the chains OF thousand years wrong
And Hill and vale Teecho the voice OF Nc,orys song
On the green hills Of ireland we II remember Fontenoy
On the green hills of Ireland q what day ofJoy
Wien lrel and mong the nations shall proudly tsse pi @
And Freedom, priceless Freedom, reign Throughout marry
land.
sPEECH-MAKING.
The dancing stand was cleared about o'clock, ana
speeches were made by Mrs DR.. ODonoyaD, State
Center of the Fenian Ssternood, Mr.. fireman, Az
John Pope Hodnett and Mr.. John Egan. Center oi E]
abeth Circle.
letter Of apology was read from Col Roberts New
York President of the Central Council
Jp TO tie tine our reporter left nothing occurred To
disturb the festiyity and harmony OF the OCCASION
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MARCUS l.. WARD CENTRAL CLUB OF JERSEY
GINA large number Of the Union electors met at
Franklin Hall Tuesday evening and organized Marcus
L. Ward Central Club Of Jersey City for the Fall cam
paign The follow ing named gentlemen were elected OH
Gers. President. Alderman John W. Pangborn; wee.
Presidents. First Ward James X. Thompson; Second
Ward. Col Fred Cooper; Third Ward, \. > Hateh
Fourfh Ward NJ H. Curtis; Fifth Ward Charles o..
patten; Sixth Ward Isaac Houston; Secretlry Capt
Charles Hopkins: Treasurer H. ID Holt; Executive
Committee. First Ward, ID. :: Gregory, ~ second
Fourth Ward Charles A. l.. Shaw; Fifth " ara, Geo
Eramlall. sixth Ward Jacob Ringlc.
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Arrived,

Steamer Columbia, Barton Havana Aug. 9th. mdse. and
steamship Nevada Carpenter Savannah 80 hours with cot
ton and pass. to Waterman Gookin Dickinson NJ. A.,
a. = steamer Memphis r.. NJ stoddaTd commanding, Ana
polls via old Point Comfort AZ hours -
Ship Rio Grande lIIanoy) Cardiff IS days coal, order
Has had light westerly winds the entire passaee
ship Esment. Morgan, shunshae April -, teas 10 -
snip Ayou Warwick Havana - days, sugad TO Maitland
Bars Doran Meyer Hamburg 80 days, mdse and 40 pass
BARK window ,of Portand Nicholas Cow Bay, II days
VIZ oss Hooper Mobile 20 days with j. Bor.
land Co 9Th INST Of Mobile bar sPOk. bark Florence Pc
smoke b. brig Queen Clippers from Apinwal ior London
aud roni her Capt Elnswood and wife and men OF
the bark Villa franca ouEdered at Same day brig
Mar NJ. Wiitiam.. from Cuba from Portland
Big tace Worthnson COS Belize lond Moulton, Nina
titan July &C. mahogany to T. Aexandre Son. Had light
Bris Scio brown Cow Bay y days, with coal to Miller
Eris sarah Fagg Fanef Cow Ray IA days, with coal
Hris Frederek Trees, Annoy. its days, teas, Sc A. A
for Liverpool Had bsht winds and Gains the entire pas
Sris Star Of Faith Freeman Noble % days. cotton and
Big Helen b. Edsett Edset Cienfuesos % DIS, Brett
Son Co.
Brs Lusa Garcia, Havana Il days, in ballast, to Trun'
Brs Sarah Peters Lord Mobile 80 days, cotton c E. j.
Brig J. Tu. (of Bermuda) Smith Manianlis "a dsyspam
leaf, Ac.. McCol futl =,
Brig Expre. DR., Firth St. Jago is days, sugar to Matt
Br, Finn DR. Wiley GAce Bay 10 days, with coal to
ID. r. DeMolf a Co.
Brig h. NJ. johnson Ellis, Poi Medway. n. s. lumber to
I. NJ. Maykew Go.
schr Aid McCorick Havana 20 days, sugar to j. f. San
ton. 49,
Schr Harriet Brett Stream, y b. days Lumber Jed Frye
Go. ,
Schr A. Cardery Doughty, Newbern n. C., days naval
\. Good p.ed - ID
SWAIN a, ,.
Srlr Urdson --. Elinbeilpou for Newbufypor''
| Schr r. Il,i,ry Rowe, Albany, New London 80
schr Forest Home Thorn ilensieed Haroor iof Aoa!
Sclr j. L. Bent, Foster, therryhed days
Schr Gen Taylor -. Providence
| seLr Fl,,,woes,, Gardner, Baltimore d'yS coal
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Travellers (.uide.

10 Albany, by Hudson Il. H., Depo, J1th.t and
10Th ave-, and by Harlem II. H., Depot 2bth.t.
aud 4th.ay.. via Hudson River, a q IN, ,, 40.
and lO, p. H.. VIA Harlem ii a. ~. aud 90 y. N.
Sunday tram. via hudson River. y. IA. City
car, run between Chambers and 3Dth.st. station
aud Oity Hal sud lothst. station.
- Albany. landing at principal places on the llud'
,on bs steamer C. Nhbiri. Tursdays, Thur.iays
and -4tlfdays. end Daniel Drew, Mondays. Wed.
ne.dsys anl fiil.y.. from foot OF Desbrosses-st.
sf5 am. huiirs ~ Tint rtll t.............-..
p Albany by Steamer -. John. MONDAYS, We'd
u,fllys aud Friday. and the Hendrix Hudson,
Tlc.day. ruf,dlys sad saturihy' from pier 10
o
f. Batmore Dy the N,w-Jtrsey Il. H., foot OF
Courtiindt,t.. aud lli d M, T. M, and II
midnight. Sandy. .............'.'.'.'.ss.s
To Budg,plr'. hy steamer Bridgeport, leaving Peck
ZIP dil4Yt -
To boston, bF steamer CITY ~ Bath. every sstu1-
DAY. aad 1crsey Buc every Neduc'dny, from
per d = hs.s..s-s. ..''ssss .
TO Bostom. bY N-w-Loni0u line Pieg 80 y. X.
aid Neptune Line, Pier q y. H., daily tSui day
To- P,ston, by Ncw.hayen X. r. wa Springfield.
2,thst and fl'av.. ................'o D. H. nui
To Boston by New Haven r. r. lith.st aud 9Th.
sy, wy Shore Lat. ~ WI p "a spldy'"r
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THE LONG ISLAND RAILWAY
MURDER.
Confirmation Of the Inquest-Eurihcr
Adjournment Of the Investigation.

The testimony was continued yesterday
morning al Jamaica before Coroner IIendricasoI. Be
fore going with the testimony, tie jury proceeded
10 the place where the murder occurred.
From pacing on tie ground II was found that the Cis.
lance between the place where 1t occurred and the
place where the Greenpori express hrst saw the east
ward. bound train according to its engineer 200
feet from the point Of collision The vestwardbonnd
lIaia Hast Lsye beeg gong VI teyI!te speed waep u
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Passenyers Arrived.

In steamship Columbia. from Hlyana-Mr. y. 1. WALLACE
Consul at 81. jago Cuba Col F. Wade. Miss Caroline wei
lace Miss Amelia Link, Capt Emil A. Pfech g. = baldo
Manuel Ody@rro Angel JeITussen, a. Jerussen H. DuVa
Jane. Won Breton Fernando Fernandez Peter Gale ana
and wifi. Carlos NJ Duque and brother Tomas Laarein IT,
H. Phiuzey W. Y Garcia. T. Ma. Guile Alexander Leavitt
Frn Heynenan H. Cisneros and wife Dryid Belsa and
eryant osr Andrsde Manuel Mendisl, f. fguerra syero
Diez Francisco dos Santos Miss Emma Godin George silva
Jose Silva Mr. David Domingo and Jose VI Hernaniez hen
MARQUETTE Fez Pius Rafael Puo Oscar HesTes, Capt T.
IIybsr, Nj Symon, John T. Elnenior Jaenio Costa, Mel
son. ~ WLIppe
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Passengers Sailed.

In steamship George Washington, for NewO
Hunter. aud svnt C. Csrtax John LeOvsrd Thos Hunter
g. d. Farrar, Mr Burbank and family {. Meyer wie and
children, VI. :. \. Edward, Mr.. Gardner H. Bubu Ahce
Fennisson j. H. F.nnisson aud vie, Jos Picket D. Neal
DR.. J. McWhiuney, Miss Fannie Homer q. w. GOODWIN
d. NJ Ha,ton. C. Chase wife aud children g. Gordan A.
Pufer Mrs Dillon and child j. Burhardt, VI. X. Haggrrty
Dr. 3 C. Russell NJ Geraon, Mis- Eery and servant. Geo
Henry. Henry A. Vok Theo Serick. Andrew Fitting Geo.
w. Christopher Mr. Bonner Miss Andrews, Mr. stge!iz and
.on Aubrey Wilkins and other.
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2 p. m.

To Catskin by steamer Tboula. Powell from foot
OF Frankln-st.. N. r., every Tuesday and Thurs
day, at p. IN. and every Saturday at p IN
To Canandaieua Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and
West by Ere Railroad. foot Of Chambersst'
at :, 10 a. IN. and Emigrant uaii p H.
To Long Branch, by Raritan aud Delaware Bay H.
al ........................,..l0i5 a.
.lp. g. a. m and $3.50 o. m.
To iIacketstown and intermediate stations, by
Morris and Essex X. r., foot OF Bsrclsyst, at
a:3Oam By same roid for stations west Of
MlbuIn at 4:lO p m Morlstown Expresss..:. p M
steamer leaves foot of Harrison-st., North River,
Monday Wednesday and Friday. ......:...... p m.
To New bnrsh, Pogshkeepsie EoaR ., and Kings
Milton the steamer Mary Powell daily nom foot .,
Of rop M with r. r. for Hartford
and Springheld-steaners leave Peck Slip at st :,
"a Haven by the Ne.aven III, a;ts
and ttav'' 3, III M: I2I g. 3:45 49, aud p.
To Norwak. landing at Whiestone City Island
and Greenwich. by steamer John Romer, pier 20 -
TO the West, by Central Railroad OF New.Jersey.
| viaAlentown. from DOT o Liberty. -. N r..
| To Peekssill. by steamer Norwak, pier foot
of Harrison ST.. n. r.. daily, without exception)
at a. M. Lands at JDthsi
10 Phade pha by New.Jersey Railroad foot OF
| Courandtst :, 10 and II a. M. Il m, and6p.
and u midnight sunaav......:..:.;.;.... p M
| To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
daily from pier q, foot of RobnsoIst, n r. at p m
To Staten Island BY steamer. from Pier No. sN.
| r. near Deyst. at J. 9. 1870 a. m, l;5o -
go and 1888 m.
To Troy. by steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win.
kle, daily, Sundays included Saturdays ex'
To Washington by Now.Jer.ey II. II. foot Of
Courtandtst, and III a. m 2. H., andR
To Whiestone Greenwich and Norwas By steam
or John Romsr. leaves pier y, f.. r.. daily tex
Fa5 ,T,brr formation in ,e.Id to RAILROAD Time Tables.
| see advertisements in another Dart OF this paper
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BROOLKEXN NEWS.

THE EXPENSES OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT
The estimated expenses Of the Brooklyn City Govern
ment for next year estimated by the Mayor IN hs
annual budget RI g. 40 ~ CO. The committee on me
j ONT Board have bad several meetings at when Lc
different items were discussed and II was finally de
termned to reduce the sum total s'3Ooo. Ihe iotaL
as reduced includes appropriation Of sl5OD ioI o
new Metropolitan Police Headquarters, which ls ur-
Gently required not only for the police, but for the
accommodation OF lost children and strangers Of "hch
there are MANY who nav not have sufficient funds for
nights lodging The Committee will hold their inei
,mee,inc on "Wednesday Of next week when the first
meeting Of tie Joint Boardiwill be called.
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FIRE IN WEST BRoADwAY.-M = o'clock
last evening a fire broke out In the pottery of Messrs
Warren A Iryan china decorators, N tue rear OF No.
l55 West Broadway. II exiting uished with damage
10 the amount Of 500 One Of the members OF Engine
Company No n was over by the steamer In Canal.
IT, and seriously injured. He was removed py MS
friends and his name could not be ascertaned
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Tur BrrcuRRs' FxcrnsIox. The German

The BUTCHERS FNCTNSION'-IH nv UT HIIT'
Butchers Association went on their annual target eN
eursiou Yesterday the destination being East New
York They presented a very fine appearance I'll be
ing mounted on good, stout horses and uniformly
dressed in black coats. check sleeves ana WAs apron,
The priyes were a bullock valued at goo and enough
calves and sheep warrant al least for every al
who bit the target. Two years ago there was a pfHe
FOR every and several animals beng eit they were
rallied FOX. II was about the same this occasion
Every man was sgTe Of prize Of some KIND The Con
paly was under command OF Capt. George hlnkel
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Dort-War6ens' Notire.

STATE OF NEw-YoRx
PoRr-WARpENs' OFFIcg No IJi Nm,
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
IN section Of the act passed April H. 1851 .n,,
Act 10 Reorgsnize the Waiens Oce Of the Por 81 an
York" to all persons interested in having cbarrs
cub ect matter Of snch inquiry, examination or ,nfyx
the following vessels under examination by AZ. p .
Wardens and that the said surveys examination, ~
completed within ten days next succeeding tiis noe.
board said vessels: W
Steamship Pennsylvania. .............l1NR
Steamship Neyada............ ..........slN n
Sup ADELAIDE
Brig Moses Rogers. .........33ER
Bng Irene. ss.ssss'ss........,....Arcbefs
Bflg FREDERICK. 10 T. r.
Schr. Thomas {. French. .Burl,n. Sin
MlNTlIORNk TOMPAlNs tr,.,s.,,
J Arcs HERMAN. secreisry.
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\ FAMILY QUARREL WITH SERIOUS REsuL1

7 FAMILY tIUAKKEL WITH NEKIOUS Nt'T 1t.
"A Young man named James Ward residing with his
parents in Atlantic near Classon-aye.. was shot on
Tuesday evening last by his helfbrother Mark Ward
lad 10 years Of age a difference arose between them
youngest) The eldest. Ghe stepson) who is n years
Of age beat the mother account of her Interference
when the youngest managed TO get pistol and hred
the ball striking the bsck of James the shoulder
blade The youngster then left and bid himself some
where The wound was examined by DR.. Gregg who
extracted the ball and pronounced the wound as not OF
a dangerous character
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Rises.52J sun Sets...6;3G Noon sets. lI:l'
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1888 Gov. lsand.. 2li Hell oa,e' ''''
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LIRE AND IONN OF IIIFE NJ 7 n fN,''N' " IT
-TEe Paterson Guardian states that the " Ilcmming
way BuilLAgs corner Of Prospect and Congress sts,
in that city, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday after
noon and Lillian years of daughter OF the
owner Of the property destroyed persisted in the flames
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IyCEyDfARISM-The stable of Mr.. Langan,
Tenth.sf near Grand. was fired between ! and :.
o'clock yesterday. bat the fire discovered in time
TO be e1tinguished without giving an alarm.
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Drrrc,rFs TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE

CONFERENCE.-The following j. u last OF The dtlegatcs
elected 10 the Democratic State Convention gt Albany
bv the Regular and National Democrats OF Kings
County who have united in opposition TO the Citizens
Democratic General Committee flrst District John
pauding; Second District Samuel Garrison; Third
District, Wm H. Lewis; Fourth District, Calvin t..
Pratt; Fifth District James II. Cornwell; Sixth Dis
trict Robert w. Ancn; Seventh District, Luke
O'Reilly The Assembly Conventions Of the Citizens
Democratic Committee will meet to-day and viii nomi-
nate a. delegates such Henry G. Murphy. Iunis
c. Bergen and Others vino have been prominent IN the
politics of the County for many years past
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DARING BURGLARY IL THE NINTH WARD
Abont o'clock a. II. YESTERDAY some darling burglar
placed ladder against Of the front Windows of The
residence Of Mr. Miner II. Keith. corner OF Lee-aye.
and Hews ~. L. d. and by that means entered the
house and nosecssy explored the different unoccupied
rooms where he found and carried of notes for s2rOO
one gold and one silver watch and several minor art
ces. The ladder was left behind by the burglar
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MemOvauda.

Capt. Ellingwood Of the lsle bark vflsfr,n,, -,
following statement; Left Ssza Aug T. with ear - the
and molasses for NewYork; 10Th experienced sugar
rapidly to obge ns to abandon her The ned On
were picked up by Br brig Queen Of Clippers o, s:
from Mobile and brought TO this port The taS so;'
2sl hhds 80 tics. sugar BIZ nhds do old Of
signed to MessIs. Yznaga del Vale & Co. 'Fpef COO
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4 RRooKLYx MILITARY TyIox-The vet.

A BROOKLYN MILITARY TMoy.-The vet
Grams of the late residing IN BROOKLYN. are taking
measures 70 form Military Union with the view of
sclfprotection and the advancement Of their own III.
dividual interests. The following is their card:
Al who have borne in def use 81 the Federal GOV
ernueu, in the late residing IN Kings Comfy are IN
ylted 10 the mas meeting sawyer Thompons Hall,
come. Of Futonaye. md Jayst Monday ovepas sept
an O'clock 10 ad in perecims the aboyeuamed oreanza
ton ar heretofore publicly prposrd end dcus,d None but
Gmenher OF the army or navy VII be- admitted Soldris
whenever the asernby sounded the front you sprang
into line promptly face the nations enemies Vow the
country s., by your bravery aud sacrce enjoying peace s
The assembly sounds again. bu it Is TO zee that you are not
forgotten fa IN. God helps thosc who help themselves
BY order,
WIN HensIee late breye Lieut. Col. U, 5. v; Jour
dan late hTeyet Brg Gen n : v; Joseph ?. Palmer late
breyr Col T. : y r. 4. Fowler Col ftn Regiment y. \.
: NJ James McLelI, Lieut.. li,h Regiment y. Y ;. NJ
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The Week. 3D.
The Latest Phase Of Conservatism.
Governor Perry at Washington.
Something New from the Stump.
COelie Labor al The South.
Personal Contp'esy.
Traitors and Treason.
Classical Education.
Tie South as It Is.
England hlanlicih ancnsA lie Pm.
Oui-ol.Ievn Summer Life.
The Competitive Element in ElhaiSA
New York State lrcbriate Asylum.
Pre-GaPhaclithn.
Literary Notes.
Mil on Hamilton.
De IocqucyIIe On tie French Rcelgtan.
AHNes 10 English Words.
Financial Review.
The above is the Contents Of
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|pOsgen

Ship HemispheIe, from Liverpool for NewYor.-,e
lat 40 40. lSa. 81 10. Aug y
Bark Alerma, from Bremen for NewYork-Au, "a l.,
"a, lon "a -. - a. u
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RETURN or NETERASS.-The 41th Regiment
Ncw.York Volunteers, which was mostly raised IN
BROOKLYN are daily expected home. and il is more
than proper that the local military authorities of this
city should give them suitable reception. They par
tcipated in - battles and sicges. The regiment is
now under the command Of Col. Christopher Mac
Donald
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Below.

Schr. Treasure, -, Providence.
Schr. Gertrude Horton, -, Rockland.
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BROKEN lyTo-On Monday night last Nos.
n and IN Pafkavc. and No. - Adelphi-st were
broken into by burglars who escaped without stealing
much, however.
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HELMBOLDs
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

Ii i'N"i''
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Non Retention noon'inerce Of Urine Irritation hta
~ alton or Iteration o. tue h.SedsI q, hinfys 80 a,
Brick Dus, peposit AZ oh Diseases OF the Bladder AG'
and DrOr'iea s"e''in' iirr yporn,s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESSES
ARISING ~ TxCEssEs OR INDlsCRFrfcN
The Constitution n..e afected by Orgdnc UcitH, y
ouires the aid of Medicine strengthen and grgo,RN ~
,,,isy. which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU iavsfr
Div does II no treatment be submitted 10, Consunpuoa@
HELMB0LDS FLUID EXTRACT BUcHI'
In affections peculiar to "FExaLEs is unequasd eyiy
other prepnraon as in Chorosi. Retention: Pains
OF SUPPRESSION Of Customary Excavations Jlcefaoh q
scrrhas state Of the Uterus; LeucorThea and all coags
inciden, to the whether arising irom habits q drlF
ton imprudeuce., or the decline or chlnse in lie our
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHO
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
WI radically extermnae from tho system Diseases ., 70
Urinary Organs arising tom Habits Of Dissipation diH.
pen.e lc ~ change ia Diet and ro epo'ue eo1psI!
up,rseGn: those nnpieasant and dangerogi re~eea g.
paiba and Mercury IN curing those unpleasant -u ~s
USE HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
In al Of the Urinary organs where ga' ara
~ slnedia,e' IL action. aud more Strengthening ' '
Of the preparations OF nan ~ HvH' -. gs,,tt..
Those suffering from br0kfn-d0 OF Dt''"' -
fons procure me Remedy dt once. .,. III. ~
The reader must be that, however sAsN ~ r5y
attack of the above diseases II j. certain 20 aleet
Health, Mental Poue,s Happiness and ihd' ~ ~ i''
Our flesh and blood supported nom these 'ou'e.
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NJ ,ILisnLDs
We make no secret of the ingredients III IN 1,Isb
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU i. composed OF bue.u vr.,,d
and Juniper Berries. selected with great care s etr
In yacuo by H. T. HELMBOLD, lrussiss ahd ,irybi.b
i6 ye,rs' cxperi.nca in the city Philadelphia ana a.
now prescribed by the ost eminent phyfA'a 40 II wy
ui,ted 20 use in the utcd States army sd = i,ecas
general use in state Hospitals and public saniis'y
throu ghout the land.
Direct letters to ,>,a
DRUG AND CHEMICAL MAREnbVyt'h'
No 50, BROADWAY, NEWAOhh'
Or
HELMBOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT, chs..nutl
NO p' 'o''" ''"'' PHlLADkL PhA
SOLD By DRUGGISTS ENEKi
BEWARE OF CoUNIEHfEt,.sHK FOR HELNBoLDs.
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Non Retention lnconnence Of Urine. Irritation lhn
nation or liberation OF the Bladder Kidneys. Di.es
the Prostate Gland stone in the Bladder, Calculus ''
Brick Dust DEPOSIT al Oh Diseases OF the Bladder MOI
and Drorscal Swein.s. -
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FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU
ron WE Ak%FSSFS
hLMpoLD And ~
IMPROVED ROSE. WASH

VIII radically extermnate from tho system Diseases o. y
Urinary Organs arising from Habits OF Dissipation df"e
U,n.e tlc ~ no chGnge ia diet, and eposae corp
sup.rsedin: those nnpieasdHt and ddngeroGi re~ee"
yaiba and Mercury IN curing those unpleasant aIu As
diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
DISCHARGE OF HE PRISONER.

Justice Bowling decided the case on its abandon
ment by the prosecution, and the evidence submitted
that the banks were in the habit of certifying tie
checks of the prisoner, when he had money on de-
yosit This revelation is deemed highly important to
tie mOley.saying community.