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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

EXPERIMENT ON COMA correspondent Of
the ". II. Journal Of agriculture writes =
" First | took two gills Of corn and mixed
with one gill Of SCOT, and water enough to
moistcE it. Next took two gills of corn
and an equal amount of water, and let il
stand through the night In the morning |
took two gills more Of corn, and an equal
amount of water, and let it stand one hour.
I then had the corn dropped and covered as
near alike as possible. The result was as
follows: That which was planted with SCOT
came up three days before that which was
soaked the same length Of time without SCOT,
and four days before that which was soaked
an hour After the second time hoeing the
difference in color, as well as in hight, could
be told fifty rods distant. That which was
planted with SCOT was of dark green color,
and the other was Of lighter hue. In the
fall that which Was planted with SCOT was
ready to harvest two weeks earlier than the
other, but didn't produce any more or better
looking cars than the other.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

GARcLE'foR SORE TnRoAr.-Half pint Of
rose leaf tea, wine glassful of vinegar, hon
cy enough to swceten it, and very little
cayenne pepper, all we'll mixed together, and
simmered in close vessel: gargle the throat
with little at bed time, or oftener If the
throat is very sore.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

SMOKEY HoUsEs.-The Scientific american
states on reliable authority, that if two feet
above the throat of your chimney, you en-
large the opening to double the size for
space of two feet, then carry up the rest
rs at first, your chimney will never smoke.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

AMERICAN CATTLE AT THE GREAT ExuIBI-
sIoS IN ESGLAND.-We see by the Ohio Far
MGR that Mcssrs. Alexander, of Kentucky,
and Thorn of New York, will be exhibitors
Of Short Horns at the Royal Agricultural
Show in England. This competition will be
very interesting to Americans.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

LAND FOR GRAPEs.--Dr. Grant. the we'll
known Delaware grape culturist, says: "Any
good corn land, deeply prepared. will grow
crap 8. but for a successful vineyard the
land should be trcnched three feet deep and
made rich, and there is nothing better than
swamp muck for this purpose. 1t. should
he composted with animal manure, well rot
ted, and mixed with the soil.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
NOTICE.

TTVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
i Administrators Of the estate Of James n Bunnell
deceased late Of Cedar Falls Black Hawk County Iowa.
All claims against the said be to and
to Elvira Bunne Of the ADMINISTRATOR At
her residence in Cedar Falls required by law.
ELvlRA BUNNELL
O. r. COOPER A@MShcss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
NEW REMEDIES FOR
p H r. M A Il o r. r. III G A.

TyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
i Benerosent IstitMtiOn established by special En-
dO,cmeaf, for the Relief Of the Sick aud Distressed
afflicted cith Virui"at and Chronic Diseases and
peciay for the cure Diseases Of the Sesuat Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhra, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE.
DIES employed In the Dispenser " In sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Two three Stamps post
age acceptable. Address DIR. J.SkIiLlN HOU0HTON
Reward Association, No.s2 g Eireh ~ yi1lAaesrsh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

RooTs.-We give this week the remarks
OF Mr.. Il. S. Hetherington, of the Dubuque
Farmers Club, in relation to the culture of
roots for stock. They arc good. Still time
to plant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

PoTAToEs.-We give this week an article
handed to us by our townsman, Mr. John
Schcnck. on the culture of potatoes, the ex-
perience of a gentleman living in Champaign,
Ill
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

"TRIoMPHE DE GRAND STRAwDEREY.-Rev
J. Knox, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the great straw
berry grower, says of this berry: We I'm
hesitatingly place this variety at the very
head Of the list Of strawberries. Were we
confined to one variety it should be the Tr
omphe de Grand. The plants are thrifty,
hardy, and vigorous growers, bearing their
fruit well up, which renders it easily kept
clean, very productive, large size. The fla
vor is everything that could be desired. 1t
is very beautiful crimson color, glossy and
very attractive. 1t keeps well after picking.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

A Coon SELECTION OF APPLE TREES. Mr..
Strong of our place, procured from Mr. Pat
tington's Garden, Of Mr.. Graves Of Cedar Rap
ids, list of hardy apple trees for this eli.
mate. The following list was taken from an
orchard planted twelve years ago, by Mr..
Gum, two miles from Cedar Rapids, contain
ing about 5000 trees. The trees have been
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

WEEDs.-Weeds exhaust the strength of
the ground and if suffered to grow, may be
called garden sins.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,
THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,

Containing all the Of two dailiss Is issued Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday Evenings and contains the
In the daily Of those days.at ~ per annum ~
for six months; for three months. Clubs Of Ave. So
a. each Clubs Of tcn at - 80 each. Clubs Of twenty
at A 25 Climbs of afty nj A. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

Containing most Of the matter Of six daes Is mailed
every Thursday evening" Single copies ~ 80 per an.
mum; clubs Of Ave and upwards ~ per In clubs
Of 20 more, the geter up Of the club II entitled to
copy.
We hope that the patrons Of the Journal will aid In
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

All kinds OF Book, Card Circular and Blank Printing,
done at cheapest rates. by Steam Presses the Joua
establishment. Address
JOHN L. WILSON. PrvlmurR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
TIE LATEST NEWS,

that has enjoyed before and that It's Editorial
and Rtporforidl Force will be increased to an extern
that warrants In promising able and good genera
newspaper, as s be- published out Of New York
while It's Political Character SHALL as II always has
FULLY mp with the demands Of the tmes-csnservatve II
spirit bold in expression and nrm In the support Of
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

q roe negroes from the Uuitsd ssaa to their tsrr,soy
and will oppose u BY every means In their power
Tho Nicaragua Transit Company having sompetsl IL,
necessary repairs u the road from Virgin Bay RAa
Juan del Sur and the budings have discharged THAI
workmen, except few they may require TO watch the
property The road ~ In excellent order and the wasoas
and mules all ready. AN thai u wanting nov s Tbs
steamers for the lake and river The Virgin b
being repaired for the lake q steamer moo
building At Grsytown, that came out = sailing vessa
from New York FOR the river. Tho company o.
hdent that they will open tho By the 18Th ofcto
Der that being the time they compelled opsa ths
transit or forfeit their contract
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

rcgment should have bssn Withdrawn from forces
iu the ned a. his critical junoture
The rhirtesnth regiment has not arrived In full
be-s Several Of its members have left behind 70
Dc brought on here In other vessels were
from i've In six hundred IN the regiment ~ Il ap
pcared yesterday Like the Twenty Grh the thirteenth
has been employed In Virginia.
Al about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon an escort of
Brooklyn czsne wearing badges escorted by some OF
tho uniformed recruits Of scscs Brigade,
the river IN the ferry boats and preceded by the Navy
thence 20 the dock Canal street. where the
was moorrd. The arrangements were all orderly and
with much enthusiasm Flags fa banners were hung
out everywhere.
The Twenty dfth left fos Albany between eight and
nine O'Clock last night
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Retarn or the Thfrteenth and Twenty.
nth Regiments.

Yesterday afternoon the Thirteenth regiment OF Brook
lyn, and the Twenty nth Of Abany-both of the New
York State Milstsro,urnsd TO this city from Virginia.
The OF their three meDibs service having expired
They brought 70 this port the mail steamer
Baltic; and though great enthusiasm manifested
by public they very avorsby recaved on tnei
arrival here. me Tweuiyhfth Is fine, wediscplined
regiment recognized . crack corps in the capital Of
the STATE The have been very useful they Of
hero IN crtyng and otherwise Strengthening Washing
ton against attack and according 70 the reports Of
Of the privates, tnsy with much regret ~ noe
having had chance 70 strike blow for the country
The men all hne, bale and hearty fellows. Their
clothes are brown and dusty from long travel and
exposure and their features have been we'll roasted by
the scorching OF Southern climc. Our re.
PORTER held conversation with OF the lad and on
inaurine whether they Intended 70 return 70 the war
they sad that their services were Always at
the disposal Of the governmeat. One man
aaid that no would Just ~ we'i remain IN
camp with his regiment three ,~ars o. three
asaahss and sxsrssssd sincere rsst vsA ra.ssa
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
OEFrAr OF THE REBELS At wHEpoM.
ozxE1AL GRANTS HEADQUARTERS, /
Sept. 2-1 Pm.

oMK1AL GRANTS HEADQUARTERS,
Sept 2-1 Pm.
Majse General Il W. HALIscK, Gensral.tn Chief
CoIcee, Davis, with frsm four 70 five hundred men,
mot with rebel cavalry yesterday few miles west Of
whedou, In superior force driving them and whipping
them badly The enemy left hundred and ten dead
the asd their wounded are estimatsd ~
Aundrsd and atty. Our loss 10 Eve killed and forty
Voundsd.
q. g. GRANT. Major General Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Reported Capture OF the Guerilla Forrest
and His Band.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Capture OF the Guerilla Poindexter- He
II Condemned 20 Death.
81. JosxrH, No., sept. 3, 1852
reIndextcr the notorious leader OF guerilla bands
Missouri. caught last night twenty mIcs from Hud
son. on the Hannibal and Missouri Railroad while he
was aslcep In house.
Poindcxtcr has since been condemned spy, and vii
suffer death.
Requisitisn on the Banks and Savings
Inssitutions fsr Money 60 Buy Arms.
sr. Locs, Sept. ., 1881
Governor Gamble yesterday made reqnisition on the
banks sna savings Institutions for hundred and ay
thousand dollars 70 buy arms.
The requistcn made In anticpatisn OF the money
90 be collected sndor the recent assessment order
Nh understood thai the banks have responded favsr
ably, and placed The amount The disposal Of the Go
vernon.
The hope was entertained by the rebels that the order
sipatsd Tho full amount w be assessed and collected
Trustcn Folks Property Connscated.-
The Old Merchsnts' Exchange Closed.
n. Jovis, Sept 3, 1854
steps having bccn taken for conhscang the property
ps rrustcu Po formerly UAited States senator from this
state, Captain Tunecli6 Chief Of the United states
Police has been ordered 70 seise tne beth real
personal aad TAKE inventory thereof Poks property
s estimated 70 be worth 800 900. He oag since placed
himself under The rsssct,sn of the rebel governmens.
The Old Merchanss Exchange closed yesterday, By
order Of The Provost Marshal
There was general evidence Of dsoysl demonstrations,
and they will be punished should sbsy appear.
The association was sheroushy dhloya, ana ~ pre-
perty win 10 conAscassd
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Trustcn Folks Property Connscased--
The Oid Merchsnts' Exchange Closed.
News from San Franchise.
g. r. -..~-x O.. q .

ozF 5spF. n 1ooZ
Ths steamer constsutsn, which arrived yesterday
from Panama. touched ~ Acapulco AM took on beard
uAp. Hudson late commander q the Golden Gate, who
len xansanilla on the 17tn uit ssr remaining near
she wreck twentyone days. He thinks there n httle
probability OF saving any the treasure but ebrts will
be made during October and November, when the b
usually quiet.
The ships welineet and Ansio-saron have arrived
from New YORK. Also the Northern csast steamer with
ss 900 treasure IRON prssA Columbia, and 500 eco
Gsa 0cegoa
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.


Arrival and Departure OF the Severn
tcenth Connecticut Regiment.
Tho Seventeenth Connecticut regiment OF Volunteers
arrived here from that State yesterday morning the
foot OF Forty third street. North Colonel Amy, the
State agent speedily hand In order 70 attend 70 the
interests OF the men, After staying short time a. tho
pier, they tran sportsd Jersey CITY, whore thoy
took the cars for Washington Ths following y list of
tho ofhcers-
Cblomei-U. Il. Noble.
Lieutenant C1ond-Charles Walter,
MGjor-A. }. Brady.
Adfutant-A. II. Wiconon.
Qudyte,mdStev-H. W. Hayes
SuvGeow-Robert Hubbard
Assistant S,vgeons-R. d. McEwen, r. Gregory.
cOnpany A1spsan. Douglas Fowler; First Lieutea.
G. + Hobby; sssond Ii;sa.so.n., NJ R...rSury
C0mpouy C-Captain, J. A. Moore First Lieutenant,
NJ. II. Daniels Second Lieutenant, Henry Quinn;
Company D-Csptsin. W. ". Lacy First Lieutenant,
CDm,nm" Cssn r. Burr = FIRST Lieutenant.
W, < johnson; second Lieutenant, John T. Clancy.
Company E-1aptain, Z: Wood; First Lieutenant, H..
Company G-Captain, James &. Dunham; First Lieu
tenant, Wilson French; Second Lieutenant, Marion Dixie
Oowpsmy H-captsin. K kellogg; First Lieutenant. J.
T. Benedict Second Lieutenant s. H. Ayres.
1ssh.; ssoend i,snt.S:ns. NJ S. D. W. Msse. Mead -'''
Company K-Captain, }. J. Mccarthy First Lieutenant,
J. q. Norris; Second Lieutenant, J. O. Mills.
Arrival and Departure or the One Hun
drcd aad Eighteenth New York vol-
untoers.
This corps OF v0u noers arrived In this city yesterday
morning at O'Clock and took up their quarters the
City Hall barracks. They came from Plattsburg. and
raised principally In the counties Of Warren Essex
and Clinton. They number 020 fne looking fellows,
who will do good In the field The troops travel
led from Piattsburg to whitehall BY steamboat aud
thencs 70 New York BY the They received .hoir
carry the Enfield rife They appear worry enthusiastic
going 70 the seat Of Colonel T. Richards good
the and line officers have experienced the same
After four O'Clock yesterday afternoon they left pier No.
Sorn % nv per ,ne nsS srs ana M .s
6ne band down Broadway The following u list Of the
olcers:-
colonss-s 7, Richards.
Lieutenant COonet-Oliver Keeso. JP.
Ndjor-J. +. Nichols.
Ad3udWt-Chares e. Pruyn.
Qsartemdster--P K. Delaney
CAaploin--Rev. Charles Hagar.
SITgeon-John H. Mosers
Quartemasier's Serosens-J n. Northrup.
Cowsmissovy Ser0eant--w. X. Skellogg.
Edward Riggs Second Lieutenant W. 4. Chamberlane
Company B-Capain, L. 8. Dominey; First Lieutenant,
John [. Carter; Second Lieutenant, W. H. Tinney.
Company C-Capain, J. H. Pierce; First Lieutenant,
N. L. Washman Second Lieutenant, J. r. Butrick.
Company Dcaptain, X. p Smith; First Lieutenant Q.
Company Ecapain, J. Palmetsr; rirst Lieutenant J.
r. Ssemans; Second Lieutenant, J. K. Bryd0n-
CsGnS I;; 'S
oe.pa.y ,e-csp..in, D. Stone; yir.. Lieutenant.
Company H-Captain, W. H. Bailey; First Lieutenant,
D. =. Dolby; Second Lieutenant, 8. Matsoon.
J. r HolSrook; second Lieutenant. NJ " B. steisoa
Company K-CAptan, J. g. Stone; First Lieutenant, J.
8. Boynsos; Second Lisussnaas, Henry n. Mould.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

The One Hundred and F0rty.ntnth New
York Regiment.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 8, 1907
The Fourth Onondaga (the One Hundred and Forty
ninth) organized to-day Colonel Barnum late Major
Of the Twelfth commands There will be draft for old
OnAndaga The two regiments, together with four
hundred In the old regiments leaves less than three
be raised.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Return OF the Eighth Regiment New
York state militia.

This regiment arrived from Fortress Monroe "a board
Of the Vanderbilt yesterday afternoon and marched up
Broadway 10 their srmory, where they were dismissed
The Eighth have Efficient during tbeir three
months' term They were received in this city upon
landing BY large number friends who escorted them
up Broadway. The regmeat numbers hundred and
seventy together with forty officers. The following
is . list OF onncers-
Colonsi-J NJ. yAran.
Lieutenant Coon<l-O. r Wentworth
Nsjor-Lsandsr Buck.
/djtaent-F.A A. Vaptasse
Qua,termaskeT-M. r. Dasch.
.Svrgeon--G. 4 Rngg.
Chdpiain--J W. Crumb.
Ssyeso~4 kajor--H. Miller
QA4ayfsr,aaser's Seroeowt--JAmss r. Morgan
Casumsoayy Gensr0t-S. b. Van Dyke.
Coapany A-Captain, j. o. Johnston; First Lieutenant,
q. N. bay; Second Lieutenant K b. Young.
Company B-Captan, M. ". Wall; First Lieutenant, N.
Il. Stetson; Second Lieutenant, ". Hsrmance.
C5snpuny C-Captain, Appleton; First Lieutenant, r.
l. Dumphy; Second Lieutenant, " H. Bourne.
Company D-Captain, J.. Cohen; First Lieutenant. ".
r. Graham; Second Lieutenant, Z. o. Connor, Jr.
CJ,apany E-Csptan, N. S Carr First Lieutenant, J.
W. Brown; Second Lieutenant, John sAmpkn.
Cd.npdny F-Captsn, ,. g. Dimopd First Lic~itensnt,
@. H. Scott; Second Lieutenant, u. q. Dimopr
Company G-Captain, A. e. Woods; FIRST Lieutenant,
H. J. Clyde second Lieutenant, r. willings.
Company H-Csptsin, Il X. Becker First Lieutenant,
J. Mahon: Second Lieutenant, +. n. Blcomer.
CoB.sony E-Captan, WIN. Robinson; First Lieutenant,
G. N. Pratt; second Lieutenant, r. Dcpeyster.
Cbnspuay K-(Aptain, N. Nuns First Lieutenant, r. N.
Reed; Second Lieutenant, John Corlies.
Total-Fory officers, seven hundred and seventy men.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Defeat ef 0uerillas-Outragcs I'm DcIkalh
Ceunty-The Northern Mail, &c.

Defeat Of Guerillas-Outragcs in DcKalb
Ceunty-The Northern Mail, &c.
NA@~nLs Tenn., Sept 2, 1882
Colonel hundys Kentucky regiment had q 1ght
scar Woodbury., Thursday, with Forests Euerilas
Eight Of the latter killed. thirty wounded and fifteen
saksn prisoners. Our loss was one killed and Ave
wounded.
The gusras committing great outrages IN Dc Kalb
county, and are sending Union men south
The gusrillas made attack 6fteen 10 Q stock
sde McAnnvis, on the Railroad and repulssd
with heavy loss.
sevsusy-avs bags of ls back Northern mall reached
acre so-aight
Reported Capture OF the Guerilla Forrest
and HIS Band.
NAmvnLn Sept. 2, 1869.
Reports, coming fron reliable souroes, state that
Forrest and entire force takon last night Asx
.andria, Lebanon. Expeditions started FROM Nc.
Mnnve Nurfreesboro and Lebanon for the purpose Of
simultaneously attacking him.
The city Is full OF rumors about military movements.
great many Union officers In have boon ordered
heir several regiments.
The nrss mail from the North FOR twenty days arrived
tonight.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
THE RETURNED MILITIA.

Cerrespondence Between che National
War Comm iftec, tlae Secretary OF War
and General Halleck.
WHY THE MILITIA REGIMENTS WERE NOT DETAINED
HITCH sONEwHRRE- GENERALS FREMONT AND
mitchell ASK I'd BIZ GIVEN COMMANDS, ETC., ETC.
There has been some discussion In the city relative
the cause which induced the government TO ALLOW the
three mcnths militia at the OF TO return to
their homes while the capital has Of late msnaceA
with 80 much danger from the daring Of rebel hordes
The following correspondence between The National War
Committee and the Washington authorities will explain
itself -
Nrw YoRx CHaxBsE or CoxsHRcr Rooxs, Sept q 1862.
Hon. EpwN n sI.s1os, War Department, ws;hins.en;-
1nD to & the 70 recall me
X! v. s an; as
neeis:sfs david Dude; rifs;f risa! TsR rxwe,mor.
Shsrles GoSid. Henry r"t a YsseS6 sseS6tns,
"' ''''s'' GEORGE ofDYRE a'R s.sssns cssrnan. aa
!,
EDWIN u. STANTON. Secretary.
To Hon. o. D. FIELD snd others
The New York militia regiments we're 'eaaeed % ,enaan
ia.a,9 do Under these srn%s.spc.s they viii not be
A meeting OF the National War Committee was held at
their yesterday afternoon when the following
iuons also passed IN relation Gcn~rais fremont
and Mitchell
Resolved That General Fremont and General Mitchell be
each the w consent. TO ors.nits N
that application for such he made the
Cover nicut and " refuses, then TO the State govern
me
Resolved That all residents OF this city who willing
jrin corps request communicate their
and residences inembor Of this committee.
Colonel Bagley desires contradict any apcrs.on that
may be upon his command the Sixty ninth regiment
New York State Militia, connection with the return
homo Of that Corps The Sixty ninth received imperative
orders return home whom their had expired and
when General Corcorsn about leaving Washington
New York they requested by certain parties
accompany him. but refused 10 leave their post Of duty
until the last hour Of their three months term had
passed.
frat also had nrder IN
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

The Durepa Outward Bouns.
BosreH, sept. ., 1854
hs sssamshp Europa sasA a nHe O'Clock this morn.
Ing vnh twenty -four passengers for HAinax aud MY
sight for Liverpool. She takes out no specie
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Arrival OF the North AmerScoo.
FAruss rOssr sspt. 8, l00
The steamship North American pssssd hare at Ie1S
this morning. She has hundred and Avs cakia asd
Que hundred and twenty two steerase passongers
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
New York Regiments to Move this Week.
The following New York State regiments OF volunteers
have received orders march during the present

More Regimen nts for tho Seat Of War.
Bosrex, Sept. ?, 1852.
The Twentieth Maine reg;nent, Colonel Ames, and the
Thirty sixth Massachusetts, Coouel Bowman embarked
this afternoon, BY Merrmac fer the
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
>~~~~~~-~~@~>
NEARLY 4 MILLION OF SPECIE on FREIGHT
~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~
New1 from New Granada, the South Pacific
and Central America.
~>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Organization Of the Republics Against
French Invasion.
Sympathy and Aid for tho
Mexicans.
NICARAGUA BREADS AMERICAN FlllBuSTeRS.
CONDITION OF TEE TRANSIT ROUTE,
h., TO-. -

The stsamship Northern Light, & L. rinkiepaugh, Com
mander, LETT Aspinwa August IS, u two p n, and
rived n this port yesterday evening.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
rt,o LAVE ron CLAssIHIcATIoH. .

vryrrL nE SOLD AT A GREAT "A 'RfFIcE-rH3
w stock and Frurea With Iase, Of an OLD &
NJ one having from $500 10 ytC0 ~ HE eomsne: Wm @S
n n 4 barasis. Address et0lN 80 toi hss~s sssA
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
News from Nova Scotia.

News from Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, sept. 3, I007
The Asia sailed for Boeton At six this evening " Z.
hcNsh, OF Halifax died on board
Cape Breton paper says that the gunboas hedaa snA
Nmbe nave sailed to intercept Oh Cape Rsoe
Tor dispatches for the Admiral. At s. Johns NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Esta ablish.
men for Wigs Toupees Hair Dye. ana Hair DysnG asA
Modavia Cream for identifying Ae hair. ls Bead street
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Military Movements in New York and
Vicinity.
THR NEW CITY BOUNTY

THR NEW CITY BOUNTY.
To all volunteers enlisting both into old and rsg
msns after yesterday, the city will give $50 each in
addition 10 the state bounty This, together with the
HUMOROUS special bounties which daily being given
win mako up the total which recruit will receive
70 handsome amount Recruits win remember that
there cannot be the slightest delay in payment Of ths
bounty when once they mustered into the United
States service.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Beautiful Complexion.-Lafrd's Bl0sm
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for pressspg an9
beautfyins the complexion and skin. Lades sftef usnG
delightful artss win have other An drussists ss4
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Removed.

DEAFNESS
DR.. Won EISEEBBR0, Oculist and Auvst has rcnSveA
his conslng TO SIG broadway between Tanh an6
Eleventh where he be consulted Ter restorno
sight and hetrtna.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Omctal Drawings 0rtne Delaware staee
Lo<ter,eA
DELAvAaH. ExrRA CIAss 36S--september 5 ise1
IL, I'll, 20, 6S, go, %, &, Il, IL. 80. ~, u.
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