The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1862, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER W6, 1862. —_—_—_—_————— » NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasurncron, Nov, 14, 1862. BATERASTING REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH—THB REBEL ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, BIC, A gontioman arrived bere to-day who hus spent several ‘weeks in rebeldom, and bud familiar sevess to the rebel Army of the Potomac, aud all the principal points between Mobile and Harper's Fe:ry, There ig much in the infor- mation he possesses which it is improper at this time to Publish. His observatin shows that the rebels bave @onceutrated in their Army of the Potomac nearly the whole of their avuilable military force in the Atiuntig Btates, leaving only a smudi vamber to gdrrison other points, When they leit Richmond, upon their march into Maryland, their army numbered one huadred and eighly thousand, but it ws now ,reduced to about one bim- red and Wuirty thousand, and eisce the battle of An. fotam bas been terribly demoralized, disheurt- Oped and destitute, The retreat from Antictam was made fo great disorder, and tt was believed that if the Usioo Army had followed it the day aiter the battle, at lerst Afty (housaud stragglers wou'd have been capiured oa the Muryjund side of the Potomac. Preparations for com- tauing the retreat up the Suenandoah were made imme- diately, and as rapidly os the disordered forces could be farought together. Arrangements were made to fail back ,towarde Staunton. As usual in such cases, the rebels made show of a large force by extuibiting portions of their Foar guard at several diferent poiuts, thus magni’ying @ gmail nutaber into a great army, Tis infermants, repre ents that (he conseription has bees a fatlure, and that not More than fifteen thousand conscripts had been brought into Richmond, and those are being drilled principally Without arms. A CONVERSATION BETWEEN MR. ADAMS AND EARL ; KUSSBLL ABOUT CONTRABAND TRADE, # Private detters of a seun-riticial nature relative to the eontraband trade carried on by English merchants with the rebels, containing some information about the views entertained by the English Cabinct on that subject, bave Deen revsived in Washington, It seems that, not long Bince, our Minister in London bad a conversation with Earl Rossel, in which he complained, in energetic Inn- guage, of the damage infictod up n the North by the con. Yinual shipping of goods and munitions of war to the Rebels upou English bottoma uud by English merchants, Intimating, at the same timo that as long as such an in- tercourse would not be discounteragced by the English People and their zove:nmet, there would be no hope for a Prompt resioration of peace in the New World. He men tioned, the case of the Alabama, obviously @ vessel @f-war, ited up by Fnelich money, for the purpose of Prey ing upon the ships of a frendiy Power, of capturing and de:troying them: nnd said that such an odious system of aer © practised np p the Northern States, without the leat provocation on therr part, constituted in tho @yes of the Americans nnd ot all civilized nations an in- fringement of the rights of ngutra’s, the responsibility of which would sooner or later be felt ye Britisl: Cobi- Met boli at borne and abrowd. Iu a Wort, Mr Adams Proved that nets such as these we) e not caleatated to com rm the United States in toe genuineness of the protesta. tions of newtrality and good will proffered at different fimes by | is Excellency to Mr. Lincola, and that it was dowbtia! sbether they would r ct any credit upon the impa: tality and honor of the English nation, Toc Parl Russell suit in reply that it was with the wbmos! resrat Ghat be Lad learned the facts of woieh Mr Adans sue now com taining, and that he had done a't he oul) to prevent the contwuit ou of the illicit trade be twoen (uglish subjects aud the rebels. He would, bow ever, remind his Exceliency that English laws grant- @d buch immunities to private industry that it was im Possibie to hinder an English citizea from dealing in con trabau if he chooged Lo do £0; that the responsibility of auch ontaveful traffic was imeumbent upon the individual, and that tts effect could, but in a very limited Controtled by the government. Ba)! Kuscell assured Mr. Adams that the policy of the EnglisL coveroment concerning contraband trade was ‘Chat of sii other nations and of (he United States them Belve:, whose precedentson that very question were at Clear and os precise as could be desired. AS an illustra, tion of thie le said to our Mnister that, at the time ofthe war between the Allied Powers and Russia, the United States bad ostensibly carried contraband goods in Russian ports, and constructed ships for the Czar Nicholas, and tat \otwithetanding the protest of France aod Evg- land fie did not want to believe, as be had been told, that cither the Presideut of the United States, Mr. Pierce, orb clary of State, Mm Marcy, were at ali encour- agivy Sveh unlawful acts, He preserred to think that tacy did ai! thoy could to oppose them, but the fact that they eal not sin onght to prove to the Shister of the United s 6 how difficult it was forthe English govern. meo! to lop the contraband trade between Euglisu sub- fects anu the rebels, The private letter w the details of this con wersalion Says that, im conclusion, the British Mimeter Promised Mr. Adams to send an account of bts compiarots to the Admiralty, with a recommendation to exercise the utmost wutchfulness upou ail cargocs in clearance for the United Siates, TAOUBLE ABOUT NEGROES IN KENTUCKY. The Chronicle of to-day says.—"We are authorized to state (hit information daving heen received at the War Doporimcut of negro sl.ve . Kontucky baying boen re- turned (© loyal as weil as‘ revel masters, m violation of the sci of Congres», ‘ecrctary of War bas oritered repo. ts of any such trau-actious to be mide to his depart ment, i» order that the offivers go violating tne laws of the Unie! States may be duly puvisbed.’? TAK CHIKY OF THE QVARTERMASTER’S DEVARTMENT. It isrumored that Hrigadics General Meigs wiil very goon be transferred from the Quartermaster’s Depart- ment ts ay important eomnmand in the Geld, where his @xperivoce and ability will be of much value, In the @vent of this transter it is said that Colonel G. H. Cros. aan will be called to the performance of the duties of Quartermsster General, for which position be is emiaeat. fy fitted, and bas evinced peculiar qualideations thronch maLy yours Of active Kervice ax quartermaster, in whica ge has sustained an unblemished re; utation. THE PIRATR ALABAMA. “The Secretary of the Navy fecls cowfident that he wily weabie to capture the rebei steamor Alabaina will fow days. TUR THIEVES IN WASHINGTON. Washington was never ro much Infested with thieves, Of ail grades, as now. They congregate boldiy in public places, and actually bully the municipal and goveromont officers. Some of the government detectives from New York city know these scoundrels well, and are epecia Objects of hate to the Hight fugered fraternity. Itis to be hoped that the most stringent measures will be adopted (or the expulsion of this class from this vicinity. OPINION OF TRE ATTORNEY GENERAL RELATIVE TO TH PUBLIC LANDS AT RUCK ISLAND, ILL. A onmber of squatiers having recently made appitca- Yon to the General Land Office to be allowed pre-emption wighis of sottiement on Rock Island, ia the Mississipp? eivor, the Seeretary of the Interior referred to the Attor- ney General the quesiion whether tho jeland was a part of the public lands, subjoct to the pro-emption laws. ‘The Attorney General has responded in an elaborate opinion, do which he holds thet Rock Isiand, having been re. erred oat of the public lands by the Executive for military purposes, under the authority of tho act of Mud, ia mol sudject to preemption or saie under the generst land laws of the Coited States, rod that the alleged retinquishment of the reservation by the Wer Department tu 18468 wae without aothority, acd Uerefore did not operate to restore the island to the mass ‘of the public lands, the power to retinguish @ military roser¢ation belonging not to the Executive, bat to Con- gress. Liesidos tho importance In asserting the rights of the goverument to an jsland eo valuable for military pur ‘poses, (his opinion contains an interesting discussion of Abe limitations of executive power. DECISIONS OF THE TAX COMMISSIONEM. ‘The Commissiever of laternal Revenue has decided that qpartice using revenue stamps may cancel the same by @tamping wpon it their initiais, with the date, in lea of writing upon them, as heretofore. ‘The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has made the foto’ devisions:—All life asurance policies are subject to stawp duty. Where the policy ts conditional, that ‘the assured is to pay @ certain sum annually, or at other Staiod period, receipts for such payment are not subject to stamp duty. K tho policy bas expired by limitation, or by nou fulfilment of the conditions of the assured, the sreoewal or revival of the policy, itf whatever form made, will be subject to stamp tax. Permits'or agreements, by which the terms of a policy are waived or changed in any tespect ubject to #tamy as agreements. ARKIVAL OF PRISONERS OF WAR. ne hundred and thirty-six rebel prisoners, captured an the vicinity of Warrentem, went throngh the Avenue to- day in charge of the Second district regiment. The prie- ‘oners were captured within the past few days, and belong qenorally tothe class of army stragglers. Among the num. bor were owe colonel, three leutemant colonels, seven aurgeons, two captains and three lieutenants, The of gore were parcied and the men were marched 10 quar: dependecae. Galena. ‘ navy is paid by the navy agent at Washington as oon as the prize Ist relating to any vessel is prepared, aad the money ready for distribution. Due notice will be by the navy agent in the newspapers. tracts for carrying the following named mails cast of the Cascade Mountains to St. Louis, to A. Mullon, of Walla- Walla, Washington Terrivory, vi Walia to Colville, from Waila-Walla to Bittor Root Valley, and from Waila Walla via Lowistom to Pierce’ City and Florence and Elk cities. The amount allowed for these services is $24,000, The routes pass through rich and extensive gold mining regions. It is estimated that 30,000 miners are now at work in the gokd districts in Washington Territory, east of the Cascade range, and they will be accommodated in mail facilities by the con- tract. Btalf of General Halleck to be Assistant Adjutant Geaoral on that of General Hunter. CONC! meat, it is evident that tho Union forces in Kentucky are all moving towards Tenuessee. General Granger is going in that direction with bis command. mi Kentucky report of the Harper's Ferry commission will act as re- corder. consular certificate must be n Wwe Treas. this course, will save ee county, Pennsylvania, are in oi civil authorities of Washington against the military Fesiriction upon orders of the Military Governor m this respect: bave been 80 all persons not in the military service, consequently the saloons are again glistening with the usual array, But there seems to be Feaity less intemper: restriction was 1m force. lias occasioned rejoicing among the ertizens, who are no longer compelicd to seek portable refresimer vite, tween tho civie and military classes creates much dit culty among the publicans. GENERALS AUGUR AND GROVER ATTACHED 10 GEN- th’ Army of tbe Potomac and ordered to report to Gen- eral Bavks. Abxaadria toda more depot. Many of those who are abie wiil immediately join this morning from larper's Ferry Official notwe—which was received yesterday —of ber ac- ceptance of the proportion of the lands appropriated dur- ing the late session of Congress for the benefit of all the States in the establishment of colleges for the prowotion of agriculture and whe mechanic arts. vived. tary post, to be garrisoned by two companios of cavalry and oe of infantry, on Heese river, at the Basqne Midon. do. This locality 1s said (o be one of the Guest agricultu- ral districts in the Territory, and if protected from the Indiane, will svon become thickly populated. The now post is to be called Fort Sumuer, in houor of Gevoral Sumner. . row, ¢f tho Firat New Mexican Volunteers, while in chargeof the express at Sante Ve, abstracted from cor tain letters drafts ‘to the amount of $60,000, and loft for parts unknown. health some days since, Ras had the operation of lithotomy performed by Dr. 3. M. Wood, of thia city. Ho te sow dotag weil, and will shortly start for the East. Ameag the who gai the steamer Delaware for Port Royal Ng ond wore Julia 4. Bart jott, M. EL Hayward, &. H. Hawks, C. HL WL. Bavley and ©. Smith, “Theee ladies ‘voter tho Potter, of New Orleans; G. Haight sof ters preparatory to parole or immediate exchange. The precession down Penna,vivania avenue was intoresting. ‘The prisoners marched fh’ regular order, without arms, Their gray. pasty and divey se babiliments bore a strong contrast to the uniform of Union troops. They were comfortably clad, however, gad it was observed that all were provided with good a8 Or boots. Many of the prisoners wore clothing obtained by raids upon the supplies of our army, Among those a olen goods the United States blue overcoat was covspicudy NEW MILITARY GOVERNOR OF THE DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. ' It is probable that Brigadier General Vam Alen will succeed General Wadsworth as Military Governor of this District, and the tatter be assigned to a commana’ ia the Ainry of the Potomac. TUL LNTBRYIBW BETWERN LORD LYONS AND exon TARY BEWARD, Much curiosity is manifested to ascertain the purport of the recent interviews between Lord Lyons and Secre- tary Seward. The desire is not at present likely to be gratified; but enough is known to warrant (be statement that vothing whatever of an official eburacter has been recoived trom England or any other European Power even indicating aa intention to interfere with our political affairs in connection with the recognition ef Soutbera in- NAVAL ORDERS. Acting Assistant Paymaster Fairfield has been ordered to the steam gunboat Pinola. Acting Master Isuac D, Seyburn has been detached from the Weehawken aud ordered to the irou-clad steamer Acling Master Benjamin W. Loring has been detached from che Galena and ordered to the Weehawken THE PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONKY, ‘The prize money in the cases of captured vessels by the given AWARD OF MAIL CONTRACTS, ‘The Post Ofice Department to-day awarded the con- Routes from Walla- ¢ MAJOR CHAS. G. HALPINE. Major Chas. G. Halpine has beea transferred from the ‘TRATION OF UNION FORCES IN TENNESSEE. From iate iafermation received by tho War Depart- THE CASK OF GENERAL BUELL. Geveral Lew. Wallace is detailed to the military com on to inquire into the conduct of General Duell in bis ampaign. Geveral Don Piatt, who made the THE ENTRY OF GOODS, Applications for the entry of goods unaccompanied by @ de to collectors, and net to 'y Department dircet. Importera, by pursuing eral days’ delay, COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTKS. Counterfeit ‘ones,’ on the Farmers’ Bank of Bucks culation here. THE LIQUOR TRAPYIC. In consequence probably of the remoustrance of the the sale of spirituous liquors, tbe modified as the sale to far to pernut nce than when the The rewoval of the prohibition 2 in back The distinction be- aud sublerranean passages. ERAL BANKS’ COMMAND, Generals Augur aud Grover are relieved from duty in iT SOLDIERS. ovat soldiers were gent to liers’ Rest, at the Batti CONVALES' About four hundred conv from the their commands. The others wii! go into camp at sandria. STRAGOLERS FROM MARTER'S FERRY. ’ About four bundredMetraggiers arrived about one o'clock ARRIVAL OF SENATOR WILBON, Senator Wtisou arrived iv this city to day. DEATHS OF SOLDIEKS. ‘The following deaths of voldiers are announced :— A. W. Clifford, Co, ©, 1st Guited States Sharnshooters, Wm D. Co. C, Ist, New York arullery, Michael Navel, Co, A, 8th Franets Clark, Co. B, 120th J Nauk, CoE, 106th Pennsylvania Albert AIT , Co. D, Lith Massachusetts. umn Me D veousylvania. George Revi ein Harwood Hospital, Chaz. A, Wood Co. K, 9th Sew Hampshire. Steward Parke, Co. A, 147th New York. Albert B. Rider. Ce. D, 18th Maine, . Co. A, 18th Penusylvania. 4 Co. M, Seott Nine Humdred. J Van Allen, Co. E, 113th New York. R.W_ baker, , 47th New York, Lorenzo D, Davis, Co. A, Lsth stare. THE DONATION OP LANDS FOR COLLEGES. | Jowa ia the first State to end to the General Land Offce News from New Mexico. Kansas City, Nov, 10, 1862. ‘The Sants Fe mai!, with dates to the 3d inst., has ar- Gen, Caitedon has‘ordered the establishment of a mili It t# roperted from goed authority that Tieatenaut Dar- Covornor Commoliy, who came to the States for his Personal Intell uapices of the National Freedman’ Nef Association te ndreate the segroes pow under our protection ia the vicinity of Port Royal, Governor Andrew,” of Massachusetts, arrived at the Astor Houre yesterday, After worpine for a few hours he left by the evenmng train for Washington. jor Geveral Grover, Cavtain G, W. meLean, John Beat tod 0. U. Robinson, of the Uaited Staten Army ; D. L. Borne, of Il!inods, and James MeKindley, ef Chieago, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. adit Hrd ant, Rec Daas avy Catiender a1 . Terr . ‘4 Key Wort, 5. D, Willard, 0) Troy, James Kidd, of Albany, and J. R. Watson, of New Jersey, are stopping at the toholas Hotel, Com madore Bailey, of the United States M avy i, Watertown Davis, of Cinetanati; Captain Chadwick and D. D. wm of Connecticut; A. McKinney, 8. 0. Upham and Hi. R. lorton, of Boston, and W. £. Swao, of Chicago, are stop- ping at the Astor House. Conewans’ Inquasts.—-Coroner Collin held an inquest yesterday at No. 217 avenue B, upon the body of Mary Ana Welsh, @ child three years ofd, who was killed by failing from a fifth etory window; also upon the body of Jobo Farley, a native of Ireland, aged fifty-three years, who was killed by falling (rom a stoop at the cornor of Fifty-ninth @treet and Second avenue, Verdict in oach case Aecidental death. Coroner Wildey beld an ‘nquest upon the body of Jo- hanna Harz, who was accidentally burned te death at No. 361 Greenwich etrect, on Wednesday, by her clothes cateljng fire from a lighted camdio. . Kiln Sullivan, id Ave years old, was burned to Wyrandot, ane complaints a of veusels Coming into the harbor of unnecessary delays the To xu Eprrox ar tae New Yora Het 8: death at the Nursery, on Randall's Island, on Wednesday, by ber clothes catching five at the stove, Corover Ni mavn held #n inquest upon the body. The jury, in render- ing & verdict, Lwk occasion to recommend the erection of | The Cha screens around the stoves, 80 as to guard against similar accidents in the /uture. Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence. Forrness Monnor, Va., Nov. t2, 1862. Pine Weather—Plenty of Game—Arrioal of Gen Corco ran and His Legion—Arvival of the Uniled States Gum- boat Mystic—Capture of Part of the Orew of the British Bark Sophia--The Union Sailors and Officers Sent to Take the Vesseh Captured by the Rebele—Gen. Dia en rowe 0 Suffolk, de. The cevere storm which prevailed bere for eeverat days fast week has entirely,abated and lef us the pleasantest kind of weather imaginable. Never before iu the recot lection of that mytbical individual yolept “the oldest in babitant’’ bas game been go plenty in this vicinity, aad tho lovely weather brings out the immense masres of 4 Uull, partridges, ducks, &c., which may be baxged ae fm +48 they can be shot. Wo bave hada number ah ing 4 Chtemen here w exercise their akill, and have, St with grent success. Presa, “t Hppearances indicate some stirring events to happen wm OUt bere very shortiy. Corcoran’s Lagion ar. Pe tare y. Oday, and will be disembarked for a fow day Order to @ Cat Ship, alter whic they will proceed on the expedition . which they are destined, Brig. Gon. Michal Corcoram, Sccompanied by bis stuf, arrived here in the Baltinorey, 8! this moruing, and immediately Joised his comuandyy.t Newport's News. ‘Yesterday aftornoom yihe United Siates gunboat Myatie, Lieutevant Commanding 4 A. T. Aruold, arrived ia Hampton Roads, four dag’ {om Peau‘ort, N.C. The Mystic brought ae ties deserters from Fert a 4 af the war, and if allowed Caswell, who are sick aud Ui » to take ie oath of allegiance thay Will return to their homes, which are within the rebef & CS) 1¥ the Old Nori State. Tho blockade at Wilminigt: strictly enforced. ‘On Friday evening last thé Brite ba"® Sophia, ladon with ealipetre, guns, camptiene und eit, comtraband goods, while trying to run the blockade of yTumington, N.C.,was chased by two boats’ crews, oa /AXD the steam gunboat Daylight avd ‘other from thd MOMpt Vernon, Finding that the bark was sure to be capun ed, her commander set her on fre and beached her. In wn- deavoriug to escape the captain and some of hts crow were drowned. The mate and four seamed Were rescued aud brought lore by the Blystic. Tho crow from the Dayligbt, which went tn pursuit of the bark , consisting of aD actiig master, master’s mate, an ensign and fiteen men, aulortunately got into a surf, and were tikeu pri- goners by the rebels before assistance ould be rendered thom, The captured ofjeers aud men were attached wo the Mount Vernon, Captain Arnold knows nothing of the reported capture of three thousand robels, and # is pre- sutned thal Une story is notbing but a mere camp rumor- ‘The Mystic has been surveyed by a board of naval of- ficess nud ordered to procoed to wome navy yard North for repairs or condemeation, ‘The following Is a lise of the officers of the Myetio— Lieutenant Commanding—H. N. T. Aruold. ‘Acting Masters—Samuol B. Meeder, Roland F. Coffin. Paymaster—Thoodore K, Suiith, Suryeon—G. F. Browne. Engineo’s—G. W. Shark; Third Assistants, J. B. Attoa, Henry Lovem re. Master's Mute—J. C. Reville. Caplain's Clerk. A. Rolfe, Pilol—d. C. Lane. Major Generai John A. Dix anda portion of hia taf preceedod this morning lo suffolk, for the parpese of in- specting the army in tho field there. C.W. Thomas, Chief Quartermaster of the department, and Lieutouant Colonet W. 1. Ludiow, Inspector General Of the Seventh army corpe, accompanied the Goneral to make an inspection of their respe Lioutonant Colonel clive departments. The hiockade on Fortress Monroe ts still kept up by ths entered daily by captains Navigation of the Upper Mississipy’ 2AGO, Now. 14, 1862. am from St. Paul says that the Missiesippi river above La Crosse is closed by ice. Dr. Kh. Than on Sore Throat and Dip: LETTER NO. THER! «1 ter E poifted Git the nater of colt, splined bow uiteetonks In (ie pecsent sabious of the ty fetter sot us pase fr hos: to thos of (he throat Bory Throuts familiar term used to design: Without «deriminadion, at cay Uy sal! affec- fxuces or Ove ad behind the ruot of t © dongue tions of the lanes tarot is eb on dieeung the parent to open wide the It comprises the Whole space from tne noatorior nares down to the entrance imo the winapipe, The paris liuvle to tisonae first, the mucous mombrane OF Lite giands, Witch in health secrete the Wi, Cue Uva, OF ped iions pant ‘curtyin of the paiad blo to Lalarnumation, ui a form of thuoat 1 sore throat. It tbe PulAtOud Hee the mucousanenadret i by the epiargemeut aod disc a Monk porwors wre tind to frei ing 4 third, pervaps snout in. cron ime, cons ious of 2 vexytious Util: to clear Ure throat ch day. He may even nut nodce t it te, neveriieless, oaerved by hia ( 4 disposition is found bo have Increased to be aitended With.4n occasional desire to mwaliow, Ua tien? (to ube his own purase) feeling * something sbes' the throat.” On looking ite the titroat, under (hese eb siances, the grnutations betore mentier studuing the meaurvne and exusin, a montis iat uneven, Sumetunes they exist im ieregu! Hart most Commonly are “pe When x low « tha’ inncous folticles whuin the INEVDX so dwn Chen We have the other sym (tous & beskiness of thewotce in ng Or reading ah Freque by OUL mt pete sue fasbionable to treat thin ailec- ‘Ase! party w 6Ure tio Ob lunar eaustie, with » pr Ad Bpon ge produe. great oto tn pauent, 1 desdr. aisles Cro mucous me mniean vtouth partot the good nt ne Int & fas become nite 8 (9 rome Inte the deleasie crue of the aign'd by matur” only tort 1 of atte tertathy muation, Bully ose the con. rity whowe Gases have el may care provion Uiroat by Pat! oF silt y weware fir, without any per Indeed!) many of Wem do no! hesitate to attcibuie the disease of tet lunge to tas practice of burnliyg t) ete throats, There which expe nce bas tanght m mauceus mera: Id sovtie and be followed by smarting wiiconds the nee of all pain is w eure Peoot hat the wash is to be reauced. A tions evo Wash ime threat deadruy (he Lategeity of Sarravate the loval disause. ‘Tie toe utaption, a! adection of the laroat, whieb Bow prevail ized world, is w dlinenee ; yet wibed wader Ue ry fatal for ne now Known Under the name of lihiheria, Te ia what nee called casen of simple ore thon! that this lady recriite fis Catal ranks. | The ersential charactortasic Of dipitiverts ix the rapid and destructive wleerstion of the toveiie, soft palate, uvule, aod mucous Laing of the fuses which takes piace.” It ects (nas an ordinary dove throat; in the short apres of «few hours, ou loosttig ito the throat, ye discover one ux more white polata af uicrraLion, Tn vie lent cases these poinin, whieh werr Rcarvely perceptible stdincovernd, «few hours later will be found to b creased Wo the Size OF 4 ten cevt plece,and to have changed in color to # <irty putrid beret, When once contracted tiphtheria ie communicable throngh the breath aud air from the person aifected to shor tm health, The specific poison on which the diane d-pends in carried tute the blood by the respiration of the polsonedalr. The are equally expored wo it, but it boilily etzor has heen red tion uf t Hab, OF Other cannes, € Bruch be igin and the cause of diphiverity it fol. Jows that (ie Geatment mant be both local and comstitutional fis cure Tt must be local Lo aet upon the Throat and y the destructive ulceration, and consi (uGemsl to aot tipon the blood and neutralize the potsom it contains. The only autidote yet discovered is protoxide of ui which can ooly be administered by, mbaiatine, thin flacaae | direct the patient to thes jas for fi ‘After the lapse of am hour] repeat he protomde eof ehlorice vapor. resem iting . avd jaw it by Two or plications are suficient t@ arrest the dianasn and ve- 2 dived torits purity, The protoride deprivon the Blood of is impurity, while the AgtisepUc properiies of the chloriue arreat (he sloughing of the mucous membrage. Tat shower the throat every few hours with a rinated rode, Treated ia thie way, ded aa 8 wodern mnUrse, isatripped on «i hj hiel: i ¢ diphtheria, Of ntl {tw terrors, aud becomes a artless and tractable die ane, uy Your obedient servant, Physician for Pulmouary Diseases 632 q tis next letter will be on Lanragit viwpER, M. D.. Bronuw: New York, Nov. BA, Is6z, Nore,—Dr, K. Hunter, in association James Hunter, devotes his exclusive attention to meat of bronchial aud pulmonary diseases. consulted personally or by lettor ate 8% Broadway, the hours of 9A. M. and 6 P.M. ia “@ive Me Another Hat" would now be Richard the Third’s exclamation if he was Living, aud he would goon have bad KNOX" on his head wi felt” on hia “crows” wher 1 he was quickly knocked into Shep’ atthe same ime, "Tis true, how: ever, that KN the ing of Hatters, has the wstiest style of Hats for fallsand winter (ashioas to be found in this ith his brother, De, i trent. can he ween trlotie city, ie are always invited to inspect his Unrivailey’ suoek' st Bo, 212 Browway, northeast corver of Fulton atecet, See ae cee IRE, ood avcis, oh feaswuents BaNtars: "rate of Const ‘aud Wooster attects David's Fall Style of Gentiom 299% Broadway, near Duane street, Ayer’s Ch Pectoral Sarpasecs al other remedies in the rapidand radical eure of Coughs, Col aud Hill's Hatr Dye, 50c., Hiack bert In use, Depot No. 1 Bareiay street, a druggists, Wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, jlaatia € » for tity BACHELORS Wo Mond wre Brow wold by jair Dyein: hait,at W. AL Comfort and Cure for the Raptnred= Bent free to any one afficted with cupiure or beraia, Ad: cea bon Fes Hew Fone Vom olen Vookstore. Hg MISCELLANROUS. ieee’ OUR CIVIL WAR. fin the Command of the Army of the Potomay'—Movemonts of MoClel- laa—The Prog '® of the War—The Lutest News, dco &¢ ‘The Wexxcy Heraup, for &D® Present week, roady this morning at ten o'clock, win ee Blam full uecounts of the Removal of Genera: MeCleiian (rm the bead of the Army of the Potomac, of his Departure g824 Movements siace, fad of Bis Knchusisstic Reception in Trenton, N, J; ARS cunts of the Appointment of Gener! Uurnsido to the Command of the Army,and its Mpapmenta hd Opera: | ties in Virginia; tho Latest Despaithes in ROMKME to tho | A. THS MYSTERIES OF Ew vorg. (4 0 Wosication.) ‘Wars, national resources, political coats vie" ane, minusementn, the Central Para, nia seems eae Ina, &-, have been diecrsned—this leter ta at Of Now York.” La the car, +. Lh Cie street, ey | with ee | ms Uncal wordy posted, priuted aud aivectie ly 1 g0.~ T1500 ~ acrompanied with & Cre-cont aud & Bhepnerd’é hook, Aan. Ten sy epatioiver said was “Bata Winiaphed in toad mg andi HOM of Hee Biot Oates,” Prgip at dewoerats ott Fath (kes o Io Madd tou re the WaLOkWwords OF some 40 where, aunative lars. auoiier, Progress of the Wi re e, No Paro! , CreY Baciesy, Hk vuchia are bso su on: ros ar in Tennesaee, North Carolina, Kei veauh font do. Wel your uckyw and all other parie of the country; Interesting to- | cofMmegDudegt was ui bon tl 8 i g meta (nae tet 01S : bis tite suppers bal given la ores dyspepaia. He igenee from the Rebel States; Cate acd Amportant tn, | Be ,!te mupbers ai kivem linha. ortes do opi Dale ite tetiigence from Europe, and all news of (he past week of | of Mianintidm Biers, the bitters ont and on a0 interesting character. the bo Ue appeared tO.e same cabatistic Sere oP — B travelled #rnight for 202 Brosdway, 0 (6 vied ated Dr Drake, and was shown My @ Lreat insiitution tt 1s roar cellar to garretts og Copied asm (Nbaralory Cor producog this single nm dciae Somme forty pirous are employed; soveral vais, bolting 6k thoirmand gaiioms cach, ve ulied with Poot, herbs aad om mod then gowked im Water amd. tLe ea prenni served a pure BL Ceoix cum, © here saw tae bags Kd bates Of Caitaayn bark, Winte 0 the original St Crofts rain punvacoas veamag the (ou House beand, Eesvomed that medicine could here be Torms—Three dollars per year. Singte copies, ta weap. Pers, six conus, . OMcial Drawings of Murray, KE mEpnokrand Maseridnekaai se ee * Kentucky, bxtha Chast su—Novousber 14, 1802, + 43, 4a, 29, 76, 8, 70, 50, 62, 33, Kentucky, (148s 512—Norember 11, 1862. SL, 14, 44, 49, 6S, 66, 2. 16, 65, 28, 4, OT, 64, Circuiara seus (ree of charge by addressing either to turned out w supply a word of invailis, vet the MURRAY KObY 4 00, Meu ALE unable LO supply (ie Orders for PL Covington, Ky., or Sh Lous, Ma, a I Was shown many eertiicaes of extraortiogr bs rd by thea Diwim Tue statistics of toe airdl- 63, . yeoen and other a - peg che bus. mess " ‘ ore _OMcial Drawingeor the Delaware State | oir b.5 laminae ena Belcan fanlite speumtae res. nesix millon doles anuuaily, The proprictors, ot Devawane, Exrra Crass £8)~November 14, 186%, bitters will pay Uncle Sam avar fifty thousand dota 64, 7, 47, 67, oi, TA, 62, C5, 60, 43, 29, 49, LT. ape this yee, With such tadividual resour Drvawsnw, Cuass 4a/—Nowember 14, 136%, ut loans Ougat to sind at par, aod Jedormon Day: 66, 29, 17, 6, 76, 77, 1 , 68, 40, 4, 35, 22, | Bad bellor pack up aad slae: Lor Jorusalom, . : mi Circulars yout by addrews sing JOUN A. MORWIA & CO, Winn tou, Polaware, We aro bappy to reproduce tho aleve lette: any ordinary case of Dyspey Liver Coup Altec ion, Sour stomach, Latse Ml APP Ute, Ny = . ache, Diarroua, sinkiag Woaknemy Me ¢ ‘ Ofictal Drawings of te Linrary Agsoe | YCbO Dirroum, siniciag Woukneas dea al Despondency, ciation Company's Lotary of Kentucky. AY judi of tts eificary we pabliah ® Lat of ! Chass No. &0—Novou,ber 1, 1862 wticibe ved ta lee preparation. = 3, 16, 6%, 10, U3, 44, as, 47, 73, 1S, 27, 6%, Sle o ieae Geesuuge tc olan sok Wukeinn een Guass Mo, 830—Moversber ie, 1582 Cunt of Fever nid Ague, Drs epata, Weak ca, 71, 15, 455 66, 78, Iu, 54, 60,9, IL, 15, 6. he, Hi wnsiatroiued inte Eutops vy th! Giuuteas, wile a 1 Viccior. of was alterwutt wok! by Wor circulars, &c., adress the Jewtits tor tue evorm Das prive ¢ eowe Wa nt rage R, FRANCE & O0., Covington, Ky. jauice the pane ot Jesuits Powders, aud wae finally 8 public by Louls XVT, Kins of France, Husaboluc ake eapect! releponce bo 14 fobriCuge quAluics dusing ies douih American travels Prises Cashed in all Legalized Lotte- ries. Indgrmation given, JOSKPH BATES, Broker, No, UWallstreet, room No. 1. OAKILIA Barty —kor Diarrkos, Colic aod Diseases of SS cerita u mach and Bowes. Pablie @pinion Determines the Value | , PM 2E40#—For Laliammation of the Loins aud Dropsicat of Hats new F ea ia and publeopinion baa axed the |“ Cus smoniir Fiownus—For Enferbied Digestion yo ESPERSCABTIAN supeco Yall and pe the vainterrupted.detmund for this rclt v bvcoming fabric, Tn Sort Pelt Hats he baw no competitor, a4 he is the only manufacturer of solt tet buis who soils at retail ta the city of Now York, Go aad judge for yoursel ves at 118 Nassau atreot, Livemonn Fownns—Aroinali, aiiautant agi! towic; hig fy tuvigorating tu Nervous Debility. Winrxxcaniw—For scrofuls, rheumatism, &c. Amie—An aromatis carmiaative, creaunig fest, muscle and milk; much used oF motvers Ours, Aloo clovegbuds, orange, caeraway, couauder, saakeroot, dry al peonoeved ia perfects pure 7. CROIX RU: ‘The powerful. tnvicoracuy and Croix Rum have been long ackuow | Of te workd. For coasumption KC should be used. wondesfad (u y to the complexion aad b yet unknown to thecommmerce of the world, amd we withiotd {ls maine tor the preeca W. A. Childs, surxcon of the Tenth Vermont reeime wush’overy sokher had & bottle of Piamladoa Two Splendid Performances To-day nt BARNUM'S MUSKUM—ISABEL, & WOMAN'S LIFE, at act. The Baguimaux In to be saen day and evoning. nic properties of St ‘oy the physicinns nly attinulans (bat Might Cartes dc Visite for #1—Kqualto the best made. BALCH'S, 233 Greenwich st,, con, Barclay. Fight Cartes de Visite for 61, at Ee BALOH'S, 123 Bowery. ton’s Best Cartes de Vis App They are the inost enc reat anc bare bums, Pbotographed bv A, A. TURNER, at $2 tonic Lever aged." shied poate Duplicaves $. 50 per dozen, BD. ALL N & CO, 44 ‘The following im from the famous hotel proprietors of 416 Broadway. Apply at tho P Washington — Waanswaton, D.C. Mreses. & Ho Deake & Co —Vlengo seud Mlaninwoo Biter. They are much hked by the guests of our auuse, Respectdally, yours, BYRES, CHADWICK & CO. Proprietor, Willard’ dtotel estas, Dee Mreens P. H Duane & Co.—GewerruKs—U bi reat nudercr from dyspepala for three or tour years, T have nied « ff notad the remodiew recon mended for its eure e worse, bud to abandon my Now 4, 1852, Fredricks & Co. Fifth avenue, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third strooes, Cucies de Visite, $2 por docon; lance Photographs, $1. aupbic = Printing=In_ Large Jone tor the trade, by A, AC TURNER, i) Mer Photog quanut roety ™s Th mies Lwelry, Laces, rel A ber Im Purchasing J it put neste sullered greatly Cram everything baie. My furs. ah . bonnets, lowe: 0 lingertesfron sult the Mas fhe " b aifected, depressed and gloomy About sical Bouquet and Lady Directory, coutaining the beat ad- | thre he age bined the Plantation Bittors, a my drouses In tho olty great joy Pum nearly a well Babi recommended thet tu severateases, and, as tar aw L koow, always wiih The Rush at the Fronwlin Mair Dre Meany Sone ae aad bathing &loon, corner of Broadway and Dey stre Tam, very respectfully, yours Rey JOS Gi HORN, Continues. Tweaty-dive workmen, plouly of clean Ww reaching us daily cover and no delay. yer ef ~ oure : Surndard ol ue instersen uscdbe de Batehelor's Hair Dye—the Best tn the Biers 4 intl (gro world jinstanvneour, harmless and reliable Sold by drug We Lear's the det Oa pertuners everywnere. Factors, 8 Barclay stroet fac diate of the proper 6! Pou DBAKE & CQ, 2u2 Tioadway, New York R=" FRIEND OF MeCLELLAN wil eand ‘The Cristadore’s Hair Dye, Prosery a Wie cepot, wholcasic and remil, No.6 Astor Louse, Dye is uppited by experienced artista, yj hd ru ARMY, o! THE NK. ATLAS, TAS MORNING, Use Miller's Mair Dye and I gorator, Dye We. Lnvizoraior 25e. Sold by druggists everywhere, Trusses and Supporters—At Marsh's, corner of Broaiwny and Aun wirvet, wader Barvia's CO me rraarT imate Storer aa Vena weum. A lady attendan i é uo TO DR ACK, $2 BOND STKE Trusses.—Mareh & ComRadical Cure Go) 2S Be Sou as Bone GO TO DR BUEN. sull et No. 2 Vesey street. Astor House. No y with auy other ofice of the same Bame, A lady Dector Hunter's Discovery Cares the very worst oostinate eruptions of the Sita and old Ulocrs vision street, New York city, since 14, nN FE ET 9 sion that my te ecrible condition lo whieh E 4 become w burdens my ach Died. Ronaox.--At Prooklyn, on Uriday evening, November ot wt Tite fo 0 14, at the residence of bis Herents, EDWARD PATERSON Ko in astate clio amuation: E could not wuxwon, youngest goa of Robert M. and Martoa 5, Robin not sleep; my wholv body was tilled with pain, aswell gon, ago 11 months and‘ Ines would rise in iy Weise and ankles, rendecmg thea Tits Temuins will be taken to Mhiladelphia for intecrrent. | Lal's, werless. | Om Severs! nrsasions f wins attacked with Fhibeteiphia payers please cop to the gr and 1 would be eared away (or dead. TE Voveny.—lo this city, on tay evening, November | aijled to sever eminent phy net our city, w 14, afier & short Hives, Aasik K. Saeawoob, wie of | Bathe teres all the mevien ey eo amucl L. Vought, Jr., aud adopted or of J | the cage, bette no avedt. One of Ubem gard he cov Further notice of the Caneral will be givea, pel {Por Oiher Death: Ser Secon! iage.) Min LLLANKOUS. NEW NOVEL BY DUMA THE CASTLE oF SOUDAY, Wily, NDGE"DUMAS, nen,’ Monte Gelato,” Ae. ULL OF FUN; oF LAUGHTER, cuyravugs. Price 26 cents, SONG BOOKS. restore | nll thowe whoTare S yOor Hits and Toute % the ibs 1 Biehith wires NAON, Sr, THE KNAPSAC On, 1000 Kae TMostrated with over ii) co bd Feder: i str ls cual Formeriy Peun willbe ai Dr. JH. THE LAT -Containing @ splendid | every Monda le LP, M., RY Wises eeMEy body cote, i th, A» a Cough of Cold, LINER COY¥ PLANT, D conte, Ray and roll kong SLA, ROKOP UA, or any der ot the con Lo wtaiup speeches, (ecilutions aad Cuoed by xo unnealiby creniauen, to exh on hiv the #on. stn this book'may be sung to popul advice five, and will exatuine lungs f the ordinary Says Lat where pr have a (ear thal Wel known sits. Linge are diseased POL HART'S PLANTATION SONGSTER—Bei fit wish to kuow their exmet eon ith BhOWid by lection of al! the naw, tashivnncls, pautotic, BU nieans be examined with the RESEL B, tor and Lumorons Soa, togeder’ with the enily perweus may bave pain in the br an orci, “Data V de Mater,” and uuimerona | Phey gee harmed, andan the wey ing Mtns bac ne dtstions, ax sung oad delivered by Boo Hart, the | consuipien,’' and so im to tL ut afer a enor ong’ 4B uiopiaa voslint aod nedion. exomination with the BE METRE Dr, SCHENCK cH 16 BLEOW SONGSTER—Containing all the | frequent) binds aly 4 Ry patl hew aud popuiae pauto y im we sung by Our cole | bes, freywentiy rauaed by » detaw dlers witst in esiop. bivowwe or Marching Along, embrac- | the lings Giecnelves perfoclly seund; they KO away w ing many cepyr A never botore pibliated, All, Yo lieve} und pe Hi the medicine they re jit . ed P wotigs iu Uhis book have poy koown ai Msved by DICK & PTTZGERALD, Ananireet, New York, Also, for saie by atl booksellers im this place Copina of the above books Kemet by mali, te free of postage, on reo-kp. ot the price. box of the Al . How many «way Who would Ike to go BCIONCK and pet their lungs exienined, Yul are ale Wey wall be told Chey ary inen was pot but ® ners ny address, Hon prevented \ ‘ TRENCK will be wis at mA ‘idl 4 agg for sale by PA. BRADY, 26 | #ireet, Wasuingion chiy, on Weduesday, Nov Ann sire! nud by ait otter booksellers and mows ageute t, Haldtenore, on Thwrsday, USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCAY, ererywher, 7 Hotel, Boston, the 14th, 10th and 2b of for all @Tectious Quad diveasce ol the Urinary Orgace, whether: pan his’ principal oles, No. 34 existing to ort RIKS, aye fuit seppiy of 9 t pater nig ori hy of how loag. . Fe niwayn has » fait sep ; ma waarerer ci inasing, and vo ti Weaone ay ae o retall sila rooms, which can bo had at any day of the week, staading, Dicvatea of theee organs requies [tory a NRAD POX BI Barclay atrvet, whoiesnie agent tor New ee ELnOED a dather of the" Te lenient bn, seme PA, Prick ot the Priwonic Simp sad Senweed KATRACT BUCHU THE PIRATES OF Td THATEIES: Or, ADVEN. | Touterach $t per boitle, ui $4 tae hail dozen, Mandrake v.18 TURES IN THE AMERICAN DESERT. By GUSTAVE | Ub is, “Scouts per box GREAT "DIURETIC, ALMARD, author we Flower,” © The tudiag = pomnate ore ~~ — and | certate to ne demired fect im all diseases Coe Reon, MMe punished aut toreate | [HAVESOME FINE BLACK BEAVER Ov BRCOATS ich itis recoumended this dy, rge octave volume, Iarge te pes {rom 617 to $18; also wom Beater Body Sacks, verily | EVIDENCE OF THE MOST KELIAPLE AND @&% ate atthe Baese ead brat of Wel ion Walking Coat UL ae vane stviens J SPONSIBLE CHARACTE per. 5 owe. Ss oO thieg in adaw will sconmpan: bree ee pata CLARKE, 116 Will CRRTIFRCATES OF CORRS, ____ Rapcheainut eurees, Phkadelpala. StC, MUSIC, MO reeapy To whom nl; ordérs must come addressed. BRADBURY'S NEW SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK, - THE GOLDEN SHOWER Por sale by all booksellers, end yublished by” ee OG Ys, PETERSON & BROTHERS, IYATE'S AB DOUBLA STRENGTH LPH BAL wih curative for the worst cas of Asecond volume to the Golden Chala, ond just the book sam is wm most oF to foliow ft, consisting of new, fresh aod atiracuve Music watiom, scrotula, Old Ulerrs, Liver Complaint, and alt wae tur the Sabbatl oh Thiv ven pee. Gestecturicion trom linpurily oF ike Blood, cere. Te pe | 0nd HyIUts Ut i ae TORN CHAIN, eet had only at Nu. 246 Giraud sitect $1 per DUO; six DOLLIES | ine most popular Sabbach School Music Book ever tamed for Oh from the piss. For ale us hovkeetiers guuerally. and x WM. B. BRADHURY, 421 Broome atreet, N. ¥. N. B.—Send 19 cents for a rpectmen copy. MM". DEMORBST'S MIRKOR OF FASHION—WITH vi BRANDY, RUM, WHISKEY AND WINK. ‘The substriber offers to the trade bie atock of Wites and Liquors ruck below (he present cast of tw ion, Coun Ary merchant, gructth, arugyint de, WhO wish to purebace, ad better make early applica a Wee ee REY APN DOLYUO, WOLFE, » eadid Improvements, comprisiog ¢. gant ferkion Musavinga, Draliwork, embraces, wad three full » cugrartnga, zed pavierns, Winter number new ready, BAND. RB OR A RG SMITHS UMBIELLAR, AT #9 22 Beaver alive BROADWAY instars cotaneennensnenne ene . re LARGE ¥RESH STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHORS Ce - ARF aowrs. wext w Flick street, 200 Third aren, near Twenty-fourth are = the assoriment complete Jowent market pri. WILLIAM T, ALLEN, Agent. At J. EVERDELL'S.—WEDDING CARDS, THE NRW siste, Junk received. Very elegant. Only at 2 Broad: Way, corute of Duaue street, Katablistiod 1840, out Heo tal ersty of Philadelphin. “@ltice Dear Fowternth street. 18 AIR BITES SHREWDLY—HAMLET, content,” rade glorions summer ‘1 all the lils that wintry drafis oc. AX IMMER stock (OF FINE gray, mingle application caded, Co ral *, A em, re Sori elude ev snow COOKING UTENSILS, indows, aad will eave thelr cast 1a ticle (or housekeepanyr, at reduced prices SSPORD, Cooper haskituee, Astor place. T THE MANUPACTURER'8—CRUTCHES AND A Canes for the million. c. And every Principal depot 212 Broadway, cor. ner of Fulton street. U aead PIRATES or THE, PRAIRIES, PIRATES AS PRAIRIES, . PINNELL, Mo, 2 Cortlandt street. IRATHS OF TB URAIRIES, — en - BY QUSTAVE. AIMARD. AM OUCARE POR THE UBALTI AND COMPORTOF | | 10 punted and (or sale 1 day Oy ali, vooksee t 0 not le CRIP, oy 18, te ‘oct Bie eat, package of GACRTINS Medicated Paper. | tie’ tre 30 come in, et, OF $8 eoute ia clots, Mt tue Fon 80 conus in payee iabed and for-sale ae . nt" B. PRIBREON @ BROTHERS, Chestnitt atreet, Phyladetiphia, Depot No, 2 Beekman street. c i “, LBUMS.—CALL POR THE FIFTY PICTURE ALBUM, ee 0, $2 7 and $3 50, reduced prices, at GIM- REDE'S, 533 Broadway. (HORNS, RENTON. INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED 20.000 Bees" apie lee ssc wi 4 alk dixeasen of the (eet cured Without pamor | — ina 4 - an site ite ‘pasa by Di ACARI Suteeon $100.000 Fort oF 700 Broadway. 0 payerelaas and sur. . a qeonsof the city. 8 — ‘SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITL ; “AND AN OL OVS AND CANES.-~CRUTCHES AND CANE: uufactarers’ LA . a the manufacturer’ COR'S SONS, 25 Maides lane, Pe ‘Thus wa il salsa ONG, 7 TH STREET, 5 saeay, TRECTION LABELS AND TAGS—ALL KINDS, | gi sett the whole of thot sapere mock of Cauinet Fatal. ‘which Is made of (he very beat, white aud colored, printed and " Ku terial, aio, im qamuti Hit purchawes, At VICTOR K NAUGERS, UsGkamuers ae KS, 115 Chambers at. y the best workinen t " weil nad deat a The country, io their own workshop, under the supervision o NESS, ation for excellence of manurecture _ INPAIRED StONT. oe & whee cer tet cerenty years. jotes in ‘aterrh cured by De. YON RISENDENG. Qilice 86 om. ' Goode packed and shipped ta all parte gi (he world, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. A AOR ONL Os PLM HOLDS KLUBOLD Ss WEG BOLD'S HELMBOLDS ELMBOLDS ° Nnedati HELM PS HELMKOLD a» HELMBOLD Ss HELMBOLDS PNG PARATION, ) REPARATIONS PREPARATION, PREPARATION, RATION. KATION. KATION, RATION. MATION. PREPARATION. VREPARATION. Rama RRER Ee “Hal Tia optaaied’® eniraied® nore ireied™ oncen rated’? ly concen rated” Ny concentrated” + GOMPOUND Fiuip RxTRA OMPOUND FLD EATAGe MPOUND FLUID BX HACE MPOUND FLUID WOUND FLULD ND Ft Be. BUCH BUCY, Bocuy, ye: BUCH, BUCK; BUCH, BUCH, BUCHE VORITIVE AND SPY CIFIC REMBDT POSLIIVE AND St REMEDS POSITIVE AND SVECIFIC KREME. AND BVT CIVIC KEME: TRIG REME! be RACT iD RATBAGE m >>>>>>>>>m ¥IC CLIC REMEDY A POSMIVE AND SPLOLFIC REMEDY for Dismases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS (RAVEL AND DROPOIORE SWEELINGS, a a H uw This medicine increases the power of dixeation aad the abeoruents into heathy xetion, by which d cxlverous.dep sitions vad afl mnnatural entorzemont in good Cow duced, as well ay pain aod inflammation, #6 MEN! WOMEN AND CHILOBE! HEULMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCAS HELMBOLI'S EXTRAGT RAUCH, HELMBOLD's BXTRAGT BUCHU, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, BELMKOLDS EXTKACT BUCH, HEAMAOLD'S,EXTRACT BUCH: Biceases, Hndits of Dteiga following ayrapeoms — Loss of Power, with Indtvpesition to Baeet Lafay of Mommory, ity of Breathing, Wen Meeven, Peombiings Horror of Ditease, Wakefuincs, Dimuces of Viswn, Fain io tho Hack, Hot Hands, ot the Baty. Drynase of the Skim, Eruptonnon the Bae Universal Lessitede of the Muascedar System, Theae syvip riably re Patid Cou if allowed to go om, which thi 4 medane loves, noon follawn TY, EPILEPTIC FL E TG hi IMPOTENCI MPOTENCK: oeun ony tH Reet ul ive wen INSANL INSANI rt UPTION P 1 GUNSUNP TOON INSAN, D CONSUMPTION TNSANL AND CONSUMETIONT INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION t Mag nee wware of (he cause go! thelr Auil-e.ng, but nome will eco les: ' ' t ‘ Tus KY CORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS, melageliy Ad bene sanshe ‘The com jeathe by consumplon, tenth of the assertion, Py LAKNESS ORGANIC ORGANIC WEAKNESS ORGANIC WEAKNESS 1G WEAKNESS otrengiben aad (avigornee the vehi BATRACT BUCH EXTRACT KUCHO EXTRACT BUCHU ’ EXTRACT BUCHU HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCH T UELNBOLDS EXTKACT BUGHU Invariably doea. ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST BOBPTICAL> iMALKS— FEMALES EM ALES—PRMALESt FEMAGES—FEM ALES EM ALK S—FEM ALES ALtS—FE WALES Au S—KEMAL 1 38 —FEMAdEst OLD OR YOUN a MARRIED, O8 COMME. MABRIAGE. lenliona pocwtar to Pemater BEXTRA KUCH Te anequalied by any othe: Tereguiarity, lomary Evacuations, Ue: Uterus, Ls prehea, or Whit a plaines incident wo (he mex, whe nriato( (rows im Labia of dissipation, or tt the DECLINE OK CHANGE OF LIPE. SRY SMPTONS AROVE NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT [ttt In many TH Take no more Hale Vapi Mercury, or Uapicasant Mediciae few tand Dangerous Dicasea HELM VOLD BATRACT BUCHU AND IMPROVED KOSE WASH CURLS SECRET DISRASES in all theie stages, al little expense, litte or 90 fo iaconvenionce, hud OO exposure, Tk nid (ives strengts ty urinate. Uy ) Preventing ane curing Srictires of f Lan nao Frequent 1m thie aa 4S, and expelling ali pokonous, diseased and worm THOUSANDS UPON THOSANDS AVE DEEN THE VICTING OF pe cured, has, by the use powerful the wysiem bo break out to “ VERMArS Al frem 20 to 0 standing, Wite NaMes KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME. 3 oO PHYSICIANS NOTICE, we make po SECKI INGKEDIBS' ag TRACT BUCHU, pT ey Boebu, Cuvebs and Juriper Bornes, celeste Great care by a cou.petemt Pabraitzy in Picco, [ r. HELMROLD, Practical fad neiytiest Chamtat, cag Boig Manufacturer of |KLM BOLD anwuite PReraration, i AFFIDAVIT. befor me, ari alderman of the |, T. Heimboid, who, be: miteipig \ 4 $34 of eat subscribed before me, th +4, ¢ Alderman, Ninth street (above M.t08 PLM, Phyatcians fo atiendance (rom i CR, $1 PER BOTTLE, OF BIX FOR $6 Deureres wh o address, tps Woe areas letters for “i atdense, BEWARE OF COUNTERY ENTS ALLER! re Hee CIA ve godtion una gagenute :