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TrI INVITE ATTENTION to some Of the most e1-
trAordInary cures by my
PICTORIAL SYRUP.
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PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.


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and accurate nntlonssn-PresdentT Thompson.
W. R. ECLrcrIo ooILEaE. .-'Heretofore We have used
Webster's orthography. At Q recent meeting Of our
Raculty, was decided to change It To conform to that
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..sTOP THATIo0UGHING." ."-'Hov canI do itf 'Gc
to Keysers on Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
PectofaI and that don't cure you your case must be
desperate indeed" This aspecimen Of the colloquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year And We can, from actual experiments cheer
fully concur In the advisers admonion above, for
have tried the Pectoral In amost stubborn with
entire Near two we wont to Pittsburgh,
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mulsh,
Bbduabe coughs we ever experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We ooughed steadily and
laborIousIy for whole week, In hopes Of firing o
but Il was no 90. In fact II seemed rather 10 have i'm
proved By practice and to have acquired strength poten-
cy and disessv by the operation. In this stage Of
the siege, cou hod our way To Keyaers l40 Wood st
procuTeds hfy cent bottle Of the "Pecora5" took 1t
according to directions, and hOurg we were
master OF the field, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with 90
formidable an adversary as Keyser's famous Cough
Pectorsl. ."--DroaOnsVt2S Clipper, Dec. IA, 1859.
DR.. KRYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP Is prepared and
sold by DE-. aE0RGE II. KEYaHR, i40 Wood street.
TT sOid IN Columbus by RoBHRTs sAMUEL.
TOOTRAOaE REHERDY.
A SURE CURE.
Prepared and SoIdby
Dr. enc. q. KAYsER.
Price, 1 ooDtA. I4O Wood st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
liz Sold ln Columbus by ROBERTS a SAMUEL.
ENTg, PAPER COLLARS AND
" Neck Ties.
Handsome and economical Also,
SILK Ties,
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Choking or suooating feeling when lying down Drness
ward Eeves Pain In the small Of the back chest or Side
Sudden Rushes Of Heat, Depression Of epiuh, Fnghu
Dreams Languor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-06

BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts OF beef cattle Allerton's Washington
drove yards have shown considerable increase
those OF last week. yet they sufficiently heavy
to exercise any very deleerous influence the market
The offerings nearly all good heavy corned cattle,
us such the well to do butchers delight select
from and had the weather been less during
both OF the sales days-Mondsy and Tuesday-pricess
would undoubtedly have been fully sustained IL they did
nos shown slight Improvement. AS it was, Of the
dealers report depreciation Of &c &c all grades
while others were lucky enough to realize prices fully
equal to quotations Of last week. There compare
few at as high as SIC, which NAV be considered
an extreme rate There very little buoy ancy the
Market especially during the hottest portion Of the day
when the dealers preferred to seek the friendly shelter Of
the few dminutve trees which adorn the great Bulls
Head, the stll more friendly shelter OF the "invigo
rating saoons,'' where they obtain refreshing
"draught' now and then. Taken altogether and con
sderng the exceeding sultrness of the weather. tho
suit Of this weeks market was fully as favorable as could
called it the hardest day Of the season. 1t thought
that 400 500 head would be left over unsod The range
the larger proportion sold at about nc.
Mich cows
The receipts though not very heavy, have been ample
and with continued limited demand prices barely
sustained and may be considered nominal at quota
tions The bulk Of the sell at from $50 to sl0
only poor sell lower the former and only extras at
more than the latter rate,
vEALs.
The market remains substantially the same. The de-
continues to drag Choice find pretty early sale
at 5hc. but very few bring than &C., which is
about the general price.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
There has continued steady and fair demand for sheep
and lambs, and the market has been characterized by
buoyancy during nearly the whole week. The better
grades continue TO meet with fair demand from the
better class Butchers who will not deal in any thing
the "gcnuine article therefore mako early selections
from each days receipts Our revised quotations above
the current prices and the sales at Chamber
Inns, below, afford pretty correct insight into the
market at the other yards Tho sales generally at
advance Of soc per hea90 sheep and lambs IS
l21 do S. 34S do "a 81 so do 81 5O 3S4 do "a l2 923
do -, 164 do SO S7, Sc do So u.s. 1855 do So 621 459
do. IS So 800 do So 2l4 do So 447 do IS 25 II
do 50 Is, EOS do So, 27s do SO 571s. LOT do s. co.
SWINE
Continue in active request and the advanced rates OF
last week havo been fully sustained The entire offerings
sold at our quotations above.
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chsnpion stapin, EiizabethIort Orator, Gibbs Port
Even.
PORT ROYAL sc, July s-Arr steamship Star CT The
SoiSB. Woodruff kYork: bark Lalnplgnter Elza
blhport schrs Ben browning Lansir Euphema. Lee
Nlork w EiGrlcge, Ogden, fh,ade phia Sid 3is
Express, Poland, FernahG.na Cid 29.h schr Warner
Haw Aims. Nl0rk
PHILADELPHIA. Aug Arr steamship Saxon Nat
hews, Boston; barks Imperados. Powers Pernani buco
ernan Suget, Trin.dac Evelyn, Patterson Pensacola
briggs Eda Ann Herrlea and chas Frost, Hopkins
ton: Geo BOVINE Payre NYork; schrs ID Bayes. Rogers
Turks Isand Victory tr), Gar ner, Eeunera Marriage
set, Hail. Key West; Ella beth. Greenlaw. CALAIS Tee
grnpa. Rogers, and W Mathsr Haskell NYork. Ham
mond, aich anu ID l. Snrges Norris Boston; S James
Chase, Key West Alfred Barratt Cornish ALBANY. Cid
ship Ocean tPrem), Jaburc Bremen b. rks Mcrllnac
New Orleans, ESSEX Ray Boston, brps Russa Toothaker
Belfast, Me; Gen Marshall, Anes, Boston: II Kennedy,
Geyer. New Oreans scha John Irons southwest Pass
siak, ingalls,, and Jenny Lind. Grant, Boston: .
PORTLAND, Aug 3-hyE biiss ii Kennedy, Balm, and
Waeeamaw, Nickeis Cardenas. Lauraetta Brown, Pha-
delpha Cid brgs Scotland, Mcclellan, st Jaao Cook.
Perkins Matanzas land sld schrs James arceon Ander
son. Philadelphia; White Sea. Litileteld, NYork.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug Arr schr Eliza Ann Steele Chase,
NYork.
PROVIDENCE. Aug Arr steamer Falcon, Jones New
York brig Julia Arey Sprague Grand Turk sehrs Somer
Stirling. baltimore; Jarrard. Carroll Phil depha.
IL Deputy, Lewis Rondont Sid schrs Antares Cordery;
Ontario, yangldsr l. councs Dodge, and VIM Psxson.
Sorson phade phai Thames Geer, and Expedite Beeos
kYork: soop Fred Brown, Carr, do.
PAWIUCkET Aug 4-Sld schIs John Beatty, Henderson,
Philadelphia; Hunter, Racket NYork.
SALEM. Aug S-Arr schrs Charles Moore, Ingerso A +
hove, Coson; Albion, uobrook: Quckstep, Richardson
Van Bnren Wall and James Logan, Smith Phi!adep iia
Godfrey Weeks; Frambes Franibes; Mary johnson,
Nickerson Richard Law, York. Sarah Lavinia, Fort S
Simmons, Godfrey. and Thomas Potter, Racket, Phia
delphia; Sd, j VI Bartlett, Roekhill, Philadelphia
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Port OF New York, August s, 1864.

1OAS VI WV Aos -, NJ NSs % ASoSs
CLEARED.
Steamship Edinburg (Br), Michigan, Lverpool-JohnG
Ship London Hurlbnt, London-Grinnell Minturn Co.
Ba9t Mssa; Psfotsr, ISsTgoelss% ssh%,di :..
BARK lDatr,e as Cork
:, Bark Irene Norw), Fauie, Dnbin-Fanch Meineke
Bark Hall sSGown Kia;siSwa MsAr;hsr
Bark Pride of the Sea- Petgrew Tarragona-Gomez, Wal
Bark Edisto, -. Monevideo and Buenos Ayres-J Nor
Bark xSyaowsr Duel, PsrsadoszH Trowb.iege's Sons
Bark Albertina Martin, Havana-M TAYLOR 90.
isS
s Tying Eagle Trs%ofsy Wallis Co.
. Brig st Agnes tBr), Mills, 1t Johns Mi Whitney
Brig Beagle (Br) Sutton. Harbor Breton Nr-Howand
Brig Peerless, ESSEX. Hafa57J Hunter Acc.
Brig Circassian Reagan Baitimore-H Broosman Co.
Brig Speedway, ALerton, Ezabeihpor-Mler iioush-
ssSr PsI
Sehr Ocean Bird (Br) LocAhari, St John, Md De-
scbr Il Hickman, sneaa Snow Hill-Mas,er.
Sem plymouth Rock. allen Bosom 9 Day,sn
ARRIVED.
Bari, Commerce Cor) 0Genburg Hull, "a days, with COAL
Ba Fanes sesor thompson Smyrna days.
with ase 10 4Hh 81 pose e brig MsSs seseS
boarded from Cardiff for Genoa; 2eh Lat Ss
20 on the Grand Banks fishing .esI:
Lighthouse Of Rockland; Nahant OF rymoun mos QUIZ
GOO qs time, passed through fleet OF 30 squarerg
ged fishermen at anehor cd M q o. lon ., %
canvas; INST lat 40 50 Ion a. Br schr Ag.n from Por,
an Prince for Boston. The had heavy gales 70 Grand
Banks for days between GEORGES and Nantucket
SHOALS with thick v lCgsy weather and S.w s Orleans july
with sugar. to Schiller Bros -.
Bark Goodspeed Clark Port Royal days In ballast 70
BasR Mcneynet smith Port Royal days in ballast
Qnareraster July 30, OF Charleston saw steamship
Arago, hound S. 49,,
in ballast, to Funch, Meincke Wendt
Venture (Br, OF Sunderland, Sinclair 81 JOHNS
PR, July a. in ballast, TO order. -
Brig Mecos Haynes Neuvi,as 10 days. with sugar 40 70
Brig magma Uhara tBr, shun Cow Bay CD. II days with
Brig Arnold Br) Atkinson Dorchester. NIB. u days.
Brig Naad Orb Cole, North Jogsins. NIB. days, with
sehr Emilia sp5 vos, Port au Pass Is days. with hides
scSr Annie sBr5 lawson 81 John, NB Is days. with
Schr d Warner, Hankin Port Royal, days
schr M Meme. sirdsali. Gsorsstown Dc days
Schr Ann Eliza, Eycrsham, Baltimore. days.
schr Copia West, Baltimore for Norwich.
Echr Jacobs Jones' Berlin, days
Schr Florida Kelley, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Bay State, Snow. Elixabethport for Boston.
Schr Hand Terry. New Bedford days.
Schr Warrior Crockett, Rondout for Boston.
Steamer w Bruno. Foster. Baltimore.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Philadelphia.
Steamer Falcon. Jones, Providence.
Steamer fchcan. Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
Ore brig unknown.
Wind a sunset 8.
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GEN. PRESTlss HoRsEwliIpPEp IN ATLANTA, GA-About
three weeks ago. the Louisville Jotrno, learns by lady
from Atlantis female OF that pace reputed lady made
grossly insulting remarks to Gen. Prentiss, who Ia pr
ner there lie made reply but turned his back upon
her contemptuously For this an Atlanta man, taking
company with him went and horsewhipped the dstin-
gushed prisoner. God grant that our armies may soon
avenge that and myriad other outrages.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

= TUESDAY, August 5-b r. n.
AsuEs.-Tbe market steady and prices 0rm with
limited sales at So SIX for potts. while pearls
and nominal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market, under the influence
Of the Araba's news, rmer, and closed at an ad
Of &C. 10c per Dbl, while the footed up
about 20 900 bbs closing within the following range
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The BOstCn JOWNdL says:-
In consequence OF the great advance In cotton
goods, the Ocean Mill in Newburyport, which has been
running only part of its machinery start up all its
machinery ut full speed At Fall River the watuppa Mil
Is running half tme and the Massasoit threequartcrs
time The Troy Min win resume operations this week.
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q, tS Ann TO lOAN-AT SIX PER cEEr iNfE
TfJ.UUO isst, % tpas and m.fiesss. lof iern ~
years, in kpD - ~. qhrs 81 10 80
lies flre InsaraLo COMPANY 70 John y. COMFY, 20
Wall erect
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A Hraao co.vp..cs nss.-sAmael W Essson, an m
tengens neEre residing Fy secoaa ssrss nsar Fsr1h
avenue vas taken into custody yesterday ~ orncsr
Irving OF the Twentisth ward, eh2rss q swssdllnx
several colored pcrsoas out q v1yls from arg
three hundred dollars The prisoner BY has sa.sny ef
manner, gained The oonhdsnes u his victims, asd
succeeded swindlns large number q hls rsenss
fore his real character became errc~cs Ance nsyis
formerly slave, but a present domestic NJ No 2ls
west Ihirteth street. osei that she bsc&e scuAsf
sd with the defendant in November 1859 aEd ssaioycd
subsequently She epsaos In 10 as,. s,so so hss
IN the Manhattan Savings Rank and varsous Other
Times he deposited smaller sums amounting "a shs assrs-
gate TO $500 The prisoner sugge tod thai the bank bo
should DO allowed 70 remain in his vs~e-s'on. AMI
Alice not snspectng any ey design, coussnted 70 shs
ascerained that Easton had drawn all her hard
from the savings institution and then for the fsi time
she saw through his designs She resolved 20 make
complaint against the scamp before Justice kesy wLh
resulted In his officer Irving already stated
Since tho arrest OF Easton the above complaint
ber OF other victims have turned up, among them Co
ella Butler of No so West Twenty street. who was
swinied out OF 500 in a similar manner. II n also
charged that the defendant the confidence game
colorod brudder" in real estate speculation aud
derauded him OF $780, The prisoner made a free
acknowledgment of his guilt, and committed FOR
animation. hearing win take place in the cssc at two
O'Clock this afternoon, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court.
WIFE BEATNG-PRonABLy FATAL Assarlr.-Henry Mel.
taken into custody yesterday by officer shoards
OF the Fifth precnct charge Of beating his wife Anne
in brutal manner. The prisoner, It is alleged knocked
the poor woman down tho sidewalk and beat her
severely that she rendered nEcnsibe. She st
tnues to remain unconscious, and II Is feared tat the
assault will prove fatal Justice Brennan committed tho
accused TO await the result Of his WHO'S injuries.
WENDELL PHHIIrs WILL Nor TAEE TIE OATr.-The
Springfield Mass. Repubicdn nobody expects Wen
dell Philips his adhereats to enlist TO help the
country in or TO do anything but abuse and IN
those who are aborng and dying in lis defense the
true way 10 silence thes malignants is them
the oath OF allegiance. They won't take itthey will
deny that they citizens Of the United States They
merely live the SOIL but voluntary aliens
government And yet these regulators Of tho constitu
lion undertake 10 dictate TO patriotic men how the const
tuition is TO be defended. shame them.
GEN. PREXTss HoRsEwAprEp IN ArLANrA. GA.-About
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nFFlC1AL=IkEtSIhf DEPARTMENT. JULY y
~ n02 nv authority of joint rrsaullon % The Con
gross OF the United States approved the h day ~ Jny
instant, notes hereby given that the Scpsmher
is sed determined ufon - The day which The
internal revenue 10 the
and 10 pay interest the pubic cehtH shall to put
practical opcE.ion and AZ thing which In SAID
required he done before The frt DAY Jnly
August In the year 1854 shai ~ done eeore he nrst
September. 1917. and al pats OF said
reference sand dates ~ tho frst ~ July ard
49, all be taken cnurucd naviMa rerrne
first day September 1872 rrilefpIr ulI
appointed and whactvi hings may H. neotssay
pu The INTO practical operation VIII b" done bcure The
date n,ed by this noticr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-06

Since January L.. $50 1857 7S,43l 400 T97e, 677
This enormous export of produce shows what
the country can send abroad when pressure is
brought TO bear. Two years ago no one would
have believed that the port of New York could
have sent ont 100000 Of produce in two weeks
without shipping cotton or Southern produce The
leading articles exported last week were as fol-
lnusa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-06

4 BUrNMANs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ma establishments al West Eleventh street between
rita and Siyh avenues III .usebod y rnisurc b)tcd
hprcG TO a parts vi The wd. covered wafors ~.
moving furnit,fe oi fsn.bta Turs.;urs ttvTtd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, August Sc p. M.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to
foreign ports, for the week ending August S, and
since January L. -a nr1 .ns t#
1860. 1861 1862
For the week ....... s2,237 574 1884 o35 4055 055
Previously reported. so SOS ,2S3 76177434 75712622
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FINANCuA-..

FINANCIA.s.
A UGUsT BELMONT CO., BASkERs. NO. 50 WALL.
"A st., letters Of credit 70 travellers available ali
parts Of the world through Ac-srs Rohhd Of Paris Lon
don Frankfort Vienna Naples and their correspondents
A RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM oFffcE.-AR
psases. JOHN b auRRxf. Army and Navy Basssr.
- Nassau street, N. ". opposite Post onire
A MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER. AND THE FIRST
n issue Nnied states Demand notes, bought al the
highest premium BY y. Y. JAMES 60, a. Wall ~.
CAIIf0RNrA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CRY
~ Interest Coupons purchased lowest res
DUNCAN. SHERMAN a CO.
Bankers. Of Pine and Nassau New YORK
NToNEY.--PERsONs REQUIRING TEMPORARY &C
lvl commodaion requested prospectus
the Mutual Loan Discount Company o. Chatham street
uEwrCK a KrNo, AGENTS.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
~ 70 do housework in private family. She i good
pain COOK and excel aud objection
10 go in the country Best Of reference Call 9th
near the Bowcry.
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4 LADY Is DESTROYS OF ACCOMPANYING A LADY
n family with children to Europe; she speaks French
German and English fuenty Address Mrs. W. d. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-06

As NuRSE.-WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE wO-
"A man. situation nurse take charge or in ant
from It's birth. Apply at the millinery 6z6 9th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-05


1t is reportedthat John Bell, late Union
candidate for President, had Two thousand
slaves employed At his iron works, recent
y burned BY onr troops, in casting various
arms and muniments of war for the trait
ors. And according to the represents
tons of Union men, the Notifications in
Kentucky and Tennessee were constructed
almost entirely BY slaves. and many thous-
ands were thus employed. By the terms
and intent of the confscation act of the
extra session Of Congress. all slaves thus
employed are entitled to their freedom,
and it becomes the duty Of the authorities
of the United States to see that the CON.
iscation law, MS we'll as other laws of the
land, are strictly enforced. Don't let
them forget John Bells motto in his i'm
mediate vicinity, but let them see to the
enforcement Of the laws"
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Letter frsn snrgsSE 6anpe.ahrxne,
SIGH AND WOUNDED row. Sldps.

n 8~*tsaes - 7-------- ~
M # EArao, 1sb. Id.
N ED.GATs CRY I am hsre this morn
/ ing havs assisted il dressisg boa,
load of the wounded from Fl Donelson
many Of whom leave for home this eve.
ming.
| The number Of killed and wounded 81
our Iowa troops cannot be yet ascertained
accurately. The Cd suffered more severe.
| y than al the others. having SO killed
and $50 wounded.
I send you the lanes Of the wounded
at this point and Mound City At this date
Some are at Paducah, and many yet 70
arrive from Fort Donelson. 49,
Gov. Kirkwood and party will leave to-
night for Mound City.
PADucAH, Feb. rs.
To-day ! arrived in this oity and in a
few minutes will leave for TT. Donslson.
! visited Mound City Hospital, left Drs.
Udell, Brownell and Orr in charge Of our
sick, and proceeded to this city. / found
our sick and wounded Mt every point well
provided for and in good spirits.
There are but few Union citizens in
this place, and I understand that nothing
has been contributed by the citizens for
the comfort Of our sick and wounded--not
even to the furnishing Of pair Of socks.
Gov Kirkwoods visit to our troops will
do great good, and his uniring energy
in administering to the wants Of our sick
soo,hes the pangs Of our wounded, and
inspires those yetin the field with new
enthusiasm.
Appended you viii find a fun list Of
the wounded at this point. Some are
sent to hospitals up the Ohio, and others
are yet above. j. G. HUGHES,
Surgeon General Of Iowa