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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

A>ssAAAAOsas 'SACclJlnS cars.
Accompany all night Express Trains through
to the Atlantic Cities
Trains connect at Detroit with Trains of the
Grand Trunk Railway, for London, Hamilton.
Toronto, Rockville, Montreal Quebec, and ali
points in Canada
Also at Clyde with Trains of the Sandusky,
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad, for Sandusky.
Bellcfontaine, Springfield, Dayton and Cincin-
natl.
Also at Monroeville with the Sanduskv
Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for Mansfield
Mount Vernon. Newark, GAINESVILLE, Wheel.
ing, &c.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

Isiouid HaiI. Dye
which, alter years of scientific experimenting have
brough; perfection II dyes Black Brown instantly
without injury to the Hair or skin warranted the best
article OF the kind in existence.
Price, Only 80 Cents.
Depot. Sc Dey Street, New York. 42y1.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
WATERLOO AND DIES MONIES
e.

TIME UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
l. inform the travelling public that he is
Running q Weekly Hack Line
Between Waterloo and Nevada, county seat OF
Story County, connecting there with line
for Dies Moines. Going West, this line leaves
Waterloo every Wednesday morning, and ar
riyes at Eldora, Hardin county, the same day
Leaves Eldora on Friday and arrives at Ncva-
da the same day. Returning, leaves Nevada
on Saturday morning and arrives at Eldora
the same day. Leaves Eldora Tuesday morn
ing and arrives at Waterloo the same day
81 All packages entrusted to my care will
be carefully and promptly delivered
GEO. PERKINS.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

SIlA1N"H VT lN1Ile
IN AND AFTER Monday, November 4, 1861. Trains
~ will leave the Depot, corner Of Florida and Barclay
Streets as follows
Mindukee & Chicago Railroad Line
Will leave Milwaukee, from Florida street for Chicago
and intermediate stations. at T.40 A NJ, and 60 T. NJ
receiving passengers from Madison GAINESVILLE and in
termedatc stations upon the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad,
PROM THE
Milwaukee and Watertown Railroad,
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad,
Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad,
ArMnwAuKEE, AND THE
Racine and Mississippi Railroad,
At Racine. and connect with the afternoon and evening
express trains for the East, the Michigan Central
and Michigan Southern Railroads.
~ Passengers tickcted TO Chicago, Boston, New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore Ac., &C.
FREIGHT TRAINS run through to and from Milwau
kee aud Chicago daily, Sundays excepted.
JOHN T. MOODY, Master Of
Transportation NJ. 4 c. Railroad.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

YNHE science Of Chemistry and
Il Medicine have been taxed
their utmost " procure this best
most perfect purgative which Is
known To man. Innufaera IA,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
E. WELLS CELEBRATED
GERMAN LINIMENT.

An uncquallcd application where liniment
or ointment is required. 1t cures the worst
old sores, wounds, poll-evil, sweneys, snake
bite, SPAWN, rheumatism, frozen limbs, burns,
scalds, collie, &c.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
SIS to SO per OaY.

Can be made by engaging in the sale of the
above Machines. Agents wanted i'm every
township in Iowa. Address the manufacturer
JOHN G.. FOLSOM,
27m3 Wnchendon. Mass.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

Leave 0htCaEo.
600 4. u. Day Express Train.
$50 P. NJ. Night Express Train.
Grand Union Depots throughout the entire
line, IN connection, Mt Buffalo and Dunkrk,
with the New York and Erie and New YorL
Central Railroads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
DRY GOODS.

At ousHMAN 4 BROOKS NEW STORE
~ Ladies can md he iel!owag DESCRIBED goods
1879 1893 fr sss eos4 s = 81 e ss sse es.S So
1900 Linen Collars embroid,.red rs cents cheap.
1919 1919 F Ire. h- Iae ss 9s = So e % ~
1929 lSlS French Imitation ysils, IL. 70 1 Use
iSo f is ahoh DO. Vehs. Sic. !" 'ec
5000 yards Liner smyrna Eagnss, e. andsc,
SIG sS BLACK sak Elsinss, +ss,s, s,s sssn,s.
Zoo "v wai'f Is sss ios g BE- !" % Genus
COG w !, si @ss thread Edsinss' iSc 70 81 a5
LADIES' Keep fan line ., s.t and white Silk Ices
LINEN HANDRERoniEFs~ 80 'e''
100 dozen Linen Han kerch els for senmen ioc to SOC
200 dozen Linen andkerchies FOR children 4c to l2c.
An kinds ladies' and gents hend stitched andkerchiefs,
1saaS,s' F assss Waists s s @ 70
SamSrc Edsnss &C., &C., E e. lss &c.. 10 So per yard
S $ssi: Jiss. 81 i s
go 800 dozen Linen Doylies 500, CSC, 7sc ISL
BOOK BOO SWISS and Gam5rc Musins, Very cheap.
Beaehed and unbleacaed Musins, all qualities.
' s yards D. pol.d Mpslins, l5c 2se a yard
1e yards PLAID cambrics' &c. l5 aud aOc ayard
Plaid Ribbons loc &c., &c., 1885, yard; the cheapest you
Rich Bonnet Bonnie Ribbons lts;. sc, very cheap.
Plain Rbaon sin IN every ever wi Width and color =
Velvet Rib all pure silk, in black and colors.
We have beautiful assortment Paris Flowers Grapes
100 Rashss and TABS 10. il Is is 70 Is
MILLINERY
We have a full line of Ladies' Silk Grape Donnets on
hand. Millinery done 10 order In all its branches.
Lldes Straw Bonnets 49, So 49, u.s. 81 cents, 81 to g.
5$ss l4'': g. fine Spit S'''" g. s'n'''' Is
1900 Children's Straw Bonnets Hats &c, 60c 10 81.
100 Chiidren'ssw Thibet Caps 76c old price 81 Is
EysEiy EyRs5Ye chdrsns Straw Goods At low pricsa
1SSS pair: Ladies: Cotton Hose &C. down
Childrens Hosiery, in all sizes and qualities, cheap.
Gents, Hose and Socks, g.. to 25c. . pair.
GLOVES
Every variety Of Gloves for Ladies. Gentlemen and 0h
dren.
Ladies' Kid Gloves lbest quality, s. cents pair.
l000 pairs Ladies' Silk Mits IL 10 20 cents pair.
1000 Gents Neck Ties, II to Is cents.
1000 pairs Gents Suspenders, 10 to rs cents
BUTTONS
THREADS, PINS, NEEDLES, 10, AG
Very best Pins and Needles, cents paper
Round Combs. cents; Hair Brushes II 10 80 cents
Teeth Brushes, 4. g. g to 50 cents.
Chdren's Head Nets IS cents; Fancy Soaps 10 SO cenA
Colognes, to Is cents; Hair Oils II 10 IS cents.
LADIES' you fnd ut store every variety Of small
wares al very low prices
l63 Sixth avenue, corner Of Twenty-e street.
CUsHMAN BROOKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

A r
Ssss
also @ and
rsw sr T . s sss al
psa and =
sell these s3S%S b 1a any aS city
Entrance % this department. &C Allen street, hrth block
ea Al grand Cheap Store Ribbons from auction in al
most . line Of corn color RIBBON.
aaes ns Dt VIII s RIB @ The o
rich Paris Brocaded Plain Bonnet Ribbons rnb
Bonn NJ srnss she cheapest offered this season 70 m
nersca carly and inspect our sos We saye 9a,F1ps for
sri and sil Grand st., fh block east from the Boaery
Flowers and Fesssr he largest stock G city to select
from ,sS 70 cartoons Ep MAI Sf hi
al and sl Grand Street En,ran"s 10 his department C
Alien T nasD sfsEET iFSn Ia
KID Gloves at &C. the iA EpwA 4 h'i siEY
81 and Ss &s isi 'Gi b0"'y
y Fn ~s1 sT ss & S sss sn TS white = on s
and Iacos Bargains in Einhroideri. Thonsands Of COZ
ssts al aac and Sc each Inlen Robes and Fo;Ss at ba
RE sIssSs. is q NSrssd Els,.F. e ms s
Sodorsd at about hsf Is R ,eKa, Re
81 and sls Grand 1fth biloxi me Bawery
his % Allen stisei MineIs El end cheap
Ruhes Cape Laces and other goods ~ ths DEPART
Sit and ss Grand street nth block from The Dowery
At Grand street Cheap Store Born silks IN all the pre-
yng shades Lining SILKS eheap Ssspapis 192rs ~ sk
sl and Sly Grand street 9Th block east from the Bcwery
nesss
Hosiery, Gloves White Goods, Ac
u,acr race Mis- .s worth a.
BLACK Lace "''i Black Lace Miss, a. Cd, worth &c.
Gents undershirts and Drawers Hose and HALF Hose In
ali and s'cs Lds, spa Mses Wrappers Bargains
.nas s ssa al he s '' he al y:
a'a'fr.x Isl From ses OUT
Chiefs sarSs h SS FSs s fi.Bts Gissssss
Ssf ss ;sSs Il = RSssSDsn1ns
''' ssS' iaiias ;sssEsssS SsSrrrnlnr
l0 sixth avenue, near Eleventh street
sREAr REDUCTION PRICES ns O. FIRE RE SGM AND
bisdv isM Es"fs sns sossr 40 Broadway
RLAcK SILKS s. s. a s, SILKS s.,p
Our price 20 per cent under the market Having pur-
p5S 8 sRs N s a 2T vie
widths In proportion. Also Manla Silks with bril-
liant luktre. w. X. PEYTON, 274 Bowery
BLACK SILKS AND RIBBONS
FROM AUCTION
JOHN DANIELL,
formerly with
JAMES BECK n co,
having taken portion OF the store occupied by James
Tucker, $50 Broadway, NTcrs FOR sale
BLACK SILKS AND RIBBONS
at6p per cent less than usual prices
JOHN DANIELL, 1853 Broadway
DLAcK PURE SILK
II HEhNANI (all wilths), for
DRESSES AND MANTILLAs,
Just received.
A. T STEWART co
<,EvATRAN WOOL yEST1NGS.
" Additions will be made to this popular style In white
grounds paided 10 mauye pYrge And brown ysry low
prices. y. ObHna n CoMfANf,
No. " Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1852.
DRY GOODS.
NINLEfIS
a pon GElSHTH AyENuE CHEAP STORE,

II,
1000 Straw Bonnets iron ton.
TUsCANS, SPLIT STRAWs, GRIP, PEDAL BRAIDS,
ROUGH AND REAIHS, NEAPOLfrANS LEG
HORNS, COBUR3H. DuNSTABLES
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25


A LARGE ADDITION HAS BEEN MADE THE PAST
ERoM THE LATE prRE MEE4i Auction SALES TO
OUR HITHERTO UNHEARD OF
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
Notwithstanding the increased duty mporations and
BRITISH, TERScn ad AND GERMAN
Cheaper than boon known in New York proba
We EAT ARE E RETAILING At LESS THAN WHOLESALE
and we buy nothing tina, i not
AND SELL 4 As sA W. Buy. CHEAP.
ECO Yards iiTeas and Barge siochs figure at Ga ioc
iSoo yards Poll dc Chsvres checks stripes plain
Is, Is; Sd. and Is, 3D.
' iue Is 3d. and IT, d. ''' 0i'"A' -"' l'-'' :
S yards Xix sna wool G assns It !: e.
$3.50 yards checked Mohsirs. at il. Sd.
sSS 9 Yard: six YapR rss.n g. 3d.
1850 yards silk and Wool Barge, in all coors Is 3D. and
1000 yards sk and Wool Crepe ds PARIS a. Cd wsrth S.
wae n%f brace g. wool h'ns and yards
1899 1899 i: y.as. 'anss
a0 DO Sink A Tse IN Ho1 xssfss 7 dsSDs
- Yard. Bi.st s ss and Woo. /: ana is: 81;
$500 yards Black all SILK and Satin Plaid and Stripe arsna.
lease DI'6 Apss. very ans for travelling SUITS a.
seasss Broche Figures Pc Dc thevre slightly damaged
The yoysss Of g 5Gr%sT Prize =
cHEAPEK TISE IN Any S,, OTHER House -
Ladies' can rely hat this advertisemen, 10 no humbue and
'hss the good. aTs reSIy as rsrrs'en''d-
w.R. RoBERrss
door and do not believe you are IN RoBERr ussss
the name. Cut out this advertisement for reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

IT POPULAR PRICES.
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS,
On hand made to order.
THREE AND FOUR PLY LINEN COLLARS,
Latest London and Paris styles
GAUzE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Highly recommended for summer use.
THREAD GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs,
At much less than regular prices
FINE Isle THREAD HOSE AND HALF HOSE,
Unrivalled in style and quality.
CALF PROMENADE GLOVES.
New and beautiful coors.
,LIsH FLANNEL FANCY SHIRTS,
For the army navy and travellers
sUsPENpERs, UMBRELLAS.
splendid assortment
large and elegant variety Of the above goods wen
asevery article usually kept IN furnishing stores,
will Dc found at p'D'GGiS Pf,Sf.A DAMS,
63I Broadway.
A RNoLD CONSTABLE co.
WILL OPEN,
ON MONDAY, MAY M
alarge assortmentof
LADIES', aENr1ExENs AND MISSES
SUMNER UNDER GARMENTS.
together with variety Of
SILK, BALBRIGaAN. ENGLISH Isle THREAD AND
COTTON HOSIERY.
Canal street. corner Of Mercer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

A LIMITED HOUSE, SUPERINTENDED BY A GEN.
IA teman and his aile having every facility for doing
turing business with considerable first class trade,
already established possessing artistic skill and ability the
very first order wen unsurpassed inventive genius
with party house having financial
ability the following In all It's branches
Tne of every variety and kind OF hoop and other
skirts corsets mantias-n fact everything pertaining
ladies and chrens WARDROBE also Paris dressmaking
We have hand some and beautiful styles of
goods ready 10 Competition In OF the qes-
on the originality and superiority OF styles and man
ulacurc are not readily initiated Any person wishing
avail himself OF this opportunity safely investing
capal will address, with full name and particulars Perse
verance, boz 1873 Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

II ARSON BRowNLOw's PAPER.-THE KNOXVILLE
whg published weekly on lars sheet at ~ year.
hchby parson patriot and hero For the send
Yew address, without the money, 10 JAMES NJ EDNEY,
keAs Agent sy6x Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

Are selling
NEW SILK MANTILLAS, SACQUES. BASQUE6
CIRCULARS, MANrELLETS.
Also large assortment of all the
NEW STYLES IN FANCY CLOTH and THIN GOODS
fer the rs cheaper than any other
SACQUES, worth s. ~, So and 81.
Also Shawl Stock, which composed Of the most
cherche styles for the season.
One price onlv and connection with any other
the Bow cry elsewhere. HOWE b MILLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or FIRE NCH AND
IA Scotch Embroidered Collars and Sets and Handler.
chiefs Travelling and Breakfast Sets, entirely styles;
Bands, Flouncngs, Edgings and Insertions
X. WILLIAMS h co. (Ate y. Robers), 40 Broadway
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
What are the People DoingP

Tho American people are Intelligent cn6deh h uUurs
slAe preparations that cpntrlhate 90 nuoh 10 o hnppi
nesa OF those using them, and they VA them S1er,
TEETH some the NEuRAlalA PLAarHRs, and mot lsg an
closing ~ cents for Tie Mourn Warn, 70 b oonT ~ mail:
but 70 these We are compelled "a reply that q innoo
these Remedies. Vac sotR salRplg thehaf q rft7i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
(, THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCERPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE mIAmI AND OOIumRus
+, AND XENIA RAILROADS. -.

.e .l5E l FIRST TRAIN. .r e
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes coIumbus at 400 A. M.
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley Darlington, Gilead
aalion and at all stations North Of Gallon arriving a
cleveland at $3.50 A. NJ, Dunkirk 355 P. M. Duifalc
oz' f. M New York 10 AM, Boston $50 P. N. 81
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESs-Leayes Columbus at Il,l(
A.. ~; WIN stop at Delaware. 0ardington, Gilead
Orestline, Shelby, New London. ellington and Graf
ton; arriving AZ Cleveland ct 335 P. M. Dunkirk 9O5
N Buffalo 1923 P. NJ, New York 900 P. M, Boston
4:55 p. N.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leayes Columbus at $40 p.
VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby and al
ealsm, New London Wel gton, Grafton and Berea ar.
Tiving at Cleveland at 9:l0 7. NJ. DunkiIk $50 A M
p, M. ' lI 'l7-T - - - -
CONNECTIONS. g
AZ Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and points on that road = -
AZ orsutline with Pitubursh. IT. Wayne and Chicago
hsilrosd Ioi Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
At shelby, with sandusky, Mansneld and Newark Rail-
rVau, LOT al poinn on that road. Also for Toledo.
AZ Cleveland with Lake shore kailroad for Erie
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston. =
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Bd00a0e Checked TArosoA 10 Ne,o York and Bo.tor
Ola UeUetaad. also 10 1PhSladelpAiQ ana -
Reso York Vfa OrssEtne, . y.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at lI:3O P. NJ
cincinnati txpreSs arrives at Columbus 81 IE00 A. NJ
accommodation arrives at Columbus at I0;l5 I. u,
Fare "a Low as BY any other Route.
Ask for Tickets uia CSesfIine or CieveIand.
q. 3. FLINT, - +. 10. ...-
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio
. sAMEs PATTERsoN, Agent, -
Jolumbus, MAY 2. IetQ > - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
CURING T0orHACHE Z NruRarnrA

1sQ ~ ,,isO - sThra zsT
ee.i &C --| sUsTJI51
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

e u ". HuRDS MoUTH wAEH, ToeFH vP0WpER
saa ToOTHAoHE DROPS cannot be- sent. b. maii. bni
ey can probably be obtained at yonr Drug or
SsoIes II they cannot, send to MS for INA n NM AZ
rHhAsukf' Price, OEE DoLL.E which Oontains Il nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION FOR SOL
DIERS

SURE REMEDY ron DitRRIiRA AND ALL SIMILAR
COMPLAINTS.
II liz very important TO our soldiers at the South,
that they should know that in one Of the most common
forest trees they have perfectly sure, safe remedy
for every grade Of bowel complaint, from the most
ordinary case of relaxation apthrough all the stages
of diarrhea, bloody-huN, cholera-morbus, to Asatc
cholera, in its first stage. declare, from personal
experience Of many years. that there is no remedy Of
equal value, none 30 safe and immediate in ils
effects.
will relate one instance. A gentleman 80 reduced
by bloody -fux, that he had TO be assisted from his
wagon into the house, was entirely cured in one
night indeed in hour for in that time he was re-
lieved of all pain, and was in gentle sleep which
lasted ill morning. when he pursued his journey.
In almost all sections Of the Southern States there
is be found large tree, known as Sweet Gum; its
wounds white aromatic gum, and bears burr
about inch in diameter, perforated with cells like
honey-comb. Its leaves are iiye-pointed, and
resemble those Of the MAPLE the bark IL rough and
strsted, and upon young trees very rough and what
is termed warty.
Take the inside bark, that of I'm old tree is best,
and make tea of it, Of such strength that il will
resemble in color and ,smewhat in taste, strong cof-
fee, and let the patient drink from half pint to four
half pints, clear with sugar, and it may be taken
cold or hot
IL will surely cure the complaint if it is not abso.
uely incurabe, and its great value is that il leaves
the bowels in healthy condition. am fully sstis-
fed that if our soldiers will use this simple remedy
it will save many lives and much suffering.
If any one doubts this, lot him consult any of the
old negroes particularly from Mississippi and Louis
lana who know the value of the remedy, and have
used it for ages. so have the Indians, from whom
learned how TO it in the malsrious forests OF nd
ana. With it, made and administered by aa aged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
SATURDAY, July 21-P.

SATrNDhf, july <l-f' h
There was no marked feature in the Stock market
to-day. At the morning Board quotations were gen.
orally steady, as compared with yesterday. and IN
some cases higher. The absence OF advices from the
seat of war bad tendency 10 check the speculative
movement, while there was no disposition on the
part OF holders TO press stocks on the market or TO
make any concession TO effect saes. TIE ease with
which stocks are carried, even by weak parties
is one of the greatest elements of ts strength. There
was n fair demand for Government Coupon skies at
1861, which was yesterdays closing price. In State
Stocks there was not much done, but there was air
inquiry for railroad bonds at about previous prices
The private TRANSACTIONS in this description OF secur-
ties are much larger than the business at tho Board
The shares generally were well sustained, Central
and Erie selling ut Fridays prices Afler the
Board, when the amount OF specie shipped by tho
City Of Washington was known, the market became
heavy, and IN short transactions lower prices were
established for some Of the shares. The transactions
however were limited There wac no second
session Of the Board, aud in the street at o'clocs
tie quotations were ss follows: United States
Coupon, 1881 1861; Tennessee 6s 5Si; Virginia lie,
SCI; Missouri Ca, 81 a 81; American Gold le6ii
Pacific Mail, lIo4 Clio, Ne"-iorA NoH"ai, ~
49,; Erie Railroad, 81 q 81; Erie Railroad Pre-
f-rred, 6il; IIudson River Railroad, Al a Is; liar
lem Railroad, l7idl7i; Reading Railroad, 57i;
Michigan Central Railroad 6ii Michigan Southern
aud Northern Indiana Railroad, 81 e3ii Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, Oh d
IA; Illinois Central Railroad, 62dG2l; Galena and
Chicago Railroad, 7le7ll Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, Is ioi Chicago and Rook Island Rail
road 81.
The annexed table Of quotations on Saturday laa'
and to-day shows that the tendency Of the market has
lo.n h.,rnu.nrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

sauaw, while lay utterly PROSTATE in wagon un'
able to mount my horse, was entirely cured III
few hours, and perfectly able to ride.
In 1892 an acquaintance Of mine, cured many per-
sons attacked with Asatlc cholera in Cincinnati.
WIS myself cured of severe attack the same year,
by sleeping handful Of the sweet-gum bark In
pint of water half an hour, which drank c'ear'
and taken thus it is not unpalatable.
To this statement 1 Willingly append my name
and those who know me will believe it. CONSIDER
it Of such Importance that it shoold be most extern
syely published. 1t ought to be placed in the hands
of every soldier upon Southern soil. Its truth VIII
bs readily vouched for by many who know its
value, and it should not be readily forgotten. IL VIII
not be by those who experience lts benefits
l am Truly the soldiers trisnd, ,oprusov
Ns,,. York June %, 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

The business in exchange for the steamer was
large, and the market left Oft firm at ll72 for Bank
ers' Sterling. Francs are 4.S0 ei.77l.
In Freights tie offerings are fair, and rates are
again Gmer for grain to Great Britain, which tends
to restrict business materially. To the Continent
there ia very little going forward, and business with
the West Indies is very much restricted owing to the
scarcity of email vessels and the extreme rates asked
To Liverpool the engagements $1,000 bush
Wheat ct 10, Id. in bulk and bags, deliverable to-
day and the fore part Of next week, maialy at the
latter rate 5000 bbs Flour at 81. Corn may DO
quoted al lOa lOld. To London: 60 900 bush. Wheat
ut lOi lid. in bulk and bags; $500 bbls. Flour at
Is. To glasgow: l,5O0bbls. Flour at Be-. 3D. 30 tee
Lard at 35s. To Hayre: 1000 bush. Wheat ut
about 20c.
The business Of the Sub.Treasnry was: Receipts,
a ,302 lis 73-for Customs, 1921 900; Payments,
$996,O79 50; Balance, 81 ,9Oj 1853 50.
The receipts Of the Mw sukee and Prairie du Chen