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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
TIE REBELLION oy 1861.

When ths eleven new regiments we're authorized to be
raised f service ring tho snS Rebellion, IL ordered
that tyohird. Of the company oosr OF tie ini-utry
and Que cavalry ments should DO appointed ia the usuA
man cr that it, om tho Old mmyrom Wes. Point, and
from civil lilo and the remaining onethd. when the regi
meat should have It's fail compliance OF enlisted ou
among the sessantg The medallion Of the Colonel
If the ncnt Il also ordeted seg tue comple
Of tie Or .nxa.iou of regiment o, cgvSyor Infantry,
mali of al vacancies IN the iowes gade 81 commissioned
odicor. should be filed by promotion lrom the ranks. IA
there e over 23 second eutenaut in those reG She
proportion Of commissions to ealssel men is 3D. Already
IS srpon,nen,s have been made leaving balance of on
one Bul tho ordsr has served with any degree
uniformity Tor instance, in tho 18th Infiuty, IL Of the
second euenants appointed fo tho ranks wherein
the proper proportion 10 only eight. while Ia ths lGh afAn-
Try which beevs the first to complete its organ.
ztion only four appointments have been made fTon the
ranks.
SOME or THE MEN PROMOTED, AND wRAr THEY
HAVE DONE.
HspAcc permitted could gvo extended list OF non
CON mi.sioued officers who haye been promoted for gallant
and ettohous oopduM while sorvng tho frontiers but
the following brief mention Of three OF them suffice
The hrss 10
EDWARD BALL,
Fret Lieutenant and Resmental ouarermastcr OF the SEQ
cad Csvsy Previous to h pssuousa 10 ww Fst SsGvAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
TIE ARMY REGrsTEH FOB 1863

Promotions from the Rnnss-Nuniber OF
Cmcer, Promoted FROM the RnniIs-A
British Soldier First promoted-shctch
Of Eim-promoiions During the WAR
of 1872, ;hr Msxionn War. md ihc
Great southern L.cbeilion-Nnnl Of
some oil the OM,crs mud What They
HIVE Done.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

yl9t auf 6ie Jtsile cs5 9rn. Mercter nab
J~ItamCno, Die tbrer Nufrsouna berOurrief.
&o gsbt oaraus berpCg baB er le ouf ben 8e-
sllsb 9rn. SeparO's ltiblt, Der Darnols an
lGlenniSe gbisOerberltelung Der uuiOn alaub.
te, uno obne porber Der lransGalAen Neaie-
runB lstne Attttt gtncieet AZ baden, inter.
Eabe1 SQr ietner Nbreile fam 6r. Mercier
NIT oen1 ei'8Iiltsn @tlaneten 5s einem Gin.
osrIt1Hpnib uaD Dispel bolte {>rn. S0varc.
oar 3Usd leiner Nstia ltsbe nidt mtt Der Nn.
etfenaunD bss Sipeue In @erbtnouna. lon.
sern iet nIr Elm 8erlud. ein 9trronoement
bertei5ufubren.
DER onstltanii6e MiaiRer (Sewaro) BE-
auFtraats ibn, gu 9tihnpno sa erglaren. oog
Der v'orcsn Don fetnen @,fGbl Der AaGe oe-
lsttst, unD nne Der Nubiid folder Senotoren,
ipte ls Der SitOen 3u Isnpea (t9 berbettaiIsn
ia0ee o~enGtnpObnsrn eroee 8sfrieOiguns oe-
patren Deroe. y
Son ben pielen SeIprednnaen, Die 5r.
Wtercier In Hi@mCnD oebabt BAT. lit bic NIT
Senlomtn am Observation-Disclosures.
Dieter ln8te Der Sapen babe AZ 1e6r auf
europa anO onf Die MG9t Der 1Amebenben
eOnimeretelen Saterelen gereAnet ; mintebe.
irent9er iritnlHe Die gauge 8epSlferang Gin,
utut0t9 arennuug, Der Supen babe Diel
Sslttten, let aber entialollsn, nod me9r 3u
ouioen, nm lsne8 3teI az errstAen.
wNStr oerbeblen uri5 ntht," laate 8eni1min
uoaB ete 8DOsraItlten nett bstr1htltdere
o'lTsmtttel beiiBen, ais pir, uno pas lie am
GHDe Ssltb OUn allen uuieru 61fen grIanosu
tonnen ; ater 1cenn tie uniere St60te usbmen,
ipsrcsn lte niebts als Deibsr, Rtuner une
@retle porFneea. SIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tparsn Die Gusldupec stnmal I'm BeRs aler
Stapte. bte an Der Ssstilte lissen +; ttcsoem
ss ibnen ntht, ben @teg Dopoa ,u
Die 2ose 1T gsnaa ptslelbe. Dsr
EampIt Dte England, i'm letne Suple-
matte gu srbaltsH, Wir tarnpfan, INT unIrs una
abbdnSigteit su erriuaen."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

HnnHftaaEH.
ihrtsbsn iperber, auf Defs9( 6e3 bpm BrdF.
beaten, trnft einsr@OnSteBatte, pom broYiiorti6
etnbltitsn Der. Ct. DiRrltts9adGts ger
Mrtbetlt unO MAD leinen 0Drs
l6rtfteu eoriter 9erfiiet- eys
9laH einer 8efanntmuf una ofS General
Sarts tt es trseno finer Yerion tnnerbaIb
otelss Departments. Die ole elm SIientlic6er
Esino Der Der. Staatsn r~seilrtrt lit, erloubt,
lotds SfseiGnun8 unO G'seniGait raf1Gns
gig 81 maGsn. tnDem lie bsn SD Der 9reue
~leltet.
Sen. Bants 9ibt In etntm dnteru gtfstt
gloti3 eab petl6nlthe, feinplfdae 6unssebgas
gen ourh SpraAe ODER Wufabruug. bic i,oen0
pelAsn @barotter 0aben maq, BON 9enten.
wel&er &tafie fte aud anaet5s
rem m6sen, Die auf cine feinnli5e N6l6t
l9tieBen Ialieu, Coer auf bic St6una pes
OnsntltMsn 6rteoens 3tflfn, duf oas ltNnale
bsltraft rrercen iOlen. Gltern perben
ur bic n 6nbtee NuffubrunG
&tnber Serdntw0rtlt6
8 emaGt.
Nus Dem Sansrn ofs Glaats8 niAts glels
es. Gte 0elAafte werOen iepfn Ga8 1blsttr
nno Nrmutb unp @leno ueGnen III. Der
Stol3 oeS Snoens 1T sfbrr1gn.
Das delta" tbsrralhte Inc Bur einioen
1n9sn NIT elmer NahrtAt bic mundem Sas
SIut IN Zen Scpf trteb, Die vNlo6ama" bez
tanO Itt an Der Dfunoun9 pes MtiiNippt. Die
SOotlsn bon BEN PGlsu, mslthe an 8prb pes
alabama" 9tnsfn, liaD lammiIi6 in lrenasr
3af!. 80 ano Teyen edit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
8. QrmessGeLps.
Baltimore. Nlp., 1. Gebr. 1856

~ OP~
SD, NIttrt D. 8Oileau. 0ar1er Don Nbt
lapslpbta, Recatteur uno 9erausasber be,
D5tlaeeipbia 9psaine Scurual, iset tn Sal
tn Sort W:c0tnrY wegen Is ubltfattUt
nesGeitdrtttelS, bettte1t. % O.
totS UUtGat" in itner 3eitun9 am 90.
Sanur 1868, unO we9euYublttattou
anoerer Qrttsel BON glet1 ge.
fGbtlt9em 6 baratter, wel d {
lie Tenoen5 BADEN, bic Mebeta
lton geeen pie Ger. Gtaatea IA
unterFnBen nno 3u en|cUmra9i.
rem, bride hermit rffen unp bereittuiQia
rssin Seoauern GUS pseen Ger NubliF tiga
tenes Nrttfe!S eOer trssnD etnes oreern Artt,
feIe RON gtet6sr 8snpen3 Ooer 6~leitsen Gba5
roftet, nmb erFlare, cap teae 2rtifeI Ubms mst.
ne SsuItntb unb 8iGiguas BON anpsrn Ws,s
lcnsn ~prrdfsntliGt murpes.
uao t5 gsbe hermit DEM general< Waiul
Ncbert :. Sfsnd, GcmmnnDeur oes Msttel-
Departments uno 8. Armee, Gcrps, auf bed,
lsn Ororc i1 I'm Wumen Con behalf Der Nea
9tetnng oerbaFtet mnree. metn betlioes Gbren n.
mort, BOB i1, iobalo ih aus Der aegentpdrti
gen Oaft e~ntIalcn bin unD bic Sn8peuli 81
Der Dublifatipn neiuer 3eitung auf9eeobeu
II, fysoer etnen Nrtifsl BON alei6 gsfd9rlibem
5nbalt Coer NIT Der Ieupsn3, bic Nebeaton 2u
ercpuraslgen, fbreiben, Druden ODER publi3trtn
apd Anreren e~sltatt,u nil. pas 3a tban ; in.
bern i9 nil mid In alien Dinaen ats eta
treuer uno lcDaler Burger Ger Der. Staatet
bstre9sT, nit Ger Nbli4t uur bic Neeieru1g,
Die Contribution unp Die ilnion gu unter(taeen.
ME IS eth treuer 8ar8er tbun oute.
l1nc ss if hermit pttIfanoen, Bop bie(s Or
%tlarungen unO 8srpfi6tuuSen aud 0s,ue
6a6sn anf Nle6, Das in Democratic 0eaber'
p~erGfsntltht piro, Der aus ban Spalten be
Coming Sonrnnl auiammen9eilsat miro, oesr
tn irSeuD stuer 3eituag, bic BON mir p~utltsiri
ueroen poer uater metnsr Spnttpae Itsbeu
mag.
untsrseihnet III Baltimore am l. Se6ruai
1863. MIbert s.. gotIeau.
60 if's NIT oielen Mttern BON Der traurt-
gen @etalt! 3uer}t lesen Ge ihre moriGs
Gan3e eta, utsO ipsgtea, tpsun man TA nm lire
matteaS5tSBe nio9E fanmtrt, thinner freHer, ober
enrliG etnndl coramaenUmmrn, pgrlG II
tire @slinnuag, ibr 0elGdlt, sebsn tire sisne
Gbrs anE, tm ryar pOrldafs lf@ aus Der alem'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

iue hcranaDinOen 81 tSnueu. gBir m6hten
COD wileu, lpie so etnsm Jtscafteur eiuee 8iat=
tes. Der su9let6 Seraus9eter D%eislbsn 10, pal
liten fSants. Ooe nift Gin, ionoe,n siNs 3elbc
oot, lelnen on3s6ltAsa pol;iilhen Weinnun-
sen ptOsrItIeitenpsr Aritfel ibrsn Mss Ia Istn
8iott gu finpsn I'M GtanDe liuD. Supsb man
lab. nit iosnt man su t9un bate. MAD bat Der
Saneer. Der fortan uni6dblid III, auf letu
ianmeItGes s'pater peccavi' bin Iaufsn iol-
isn. Man lollte mar nO6 Elm @adr anOsrs
vOrnsbmen, niGt paNr, Irena0 Urts {
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Sas eelbe Sub.

Dae fr8tnonnte eelte Bad, tpslbes ben
fran30flden Rammsrn mitastbeiIt prrben
entbal' tstanntli@ vieI Sntere6ontes iiber bic
Nrlittsn Der frau5Oii@en Diplomatic uno
Dss Sailtrs ia 8etrsf wnifrer Qneclegenbsis
ten, mir tabea ieiner 3ttt bereits GtntasS
oaraus nit9et9eilt, faesn mo iepp@ prran.
lebt. ncH ylG&leDsuoss gu er!pdbnsn.
Gtue Dspfl9e pom ID. @pril ptr|t etntaes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

@al6tn9tnn, A. Gxbr. uster Ote Stim.
mune Ia bsr WOtcmac Nrmse lnufsn bter pte
ermutbiesntli fen Na6ri4ttn elm. Erue Dem
@6mup beweet lt6 Die Mr,nee oCrip1rtS - su
elmer neusu Organization, go elmer beGsren
DtsctpItn, gu elmer srSberen 9dStistett. gu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Sic Sotleanssf@iate.

5err Spileau unterSei6nets Dor letner CAT
ldiGaa fU!gsnnen MeOets (reip. Ganpeurssi.
lter(, wslden mir anbst adj usum delphini,
be. lid Sif1ss ad notam uebmen m6se, ppl-
itdnoig begannt maden,
5auptquartter res mttllsrn Osportsmsnts, }
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01

MEMPHIS. July 30 -Johnston's army il said 20
be on Pearl river. lev miles west OF Meridian,
where Notifications are being erected Johnston
will make the Mobile and Ohio railroad at Okla
Iona, OH the north TO Mobile on the south. his
line of defense Johnston is said 10 have received
large reinforcements from Bragg ~
Mississippi Is virtually abanduned by the rebels,
and there i II strong petce party in favor OF re
turning 10 the Union unde- guarnutee Of the
rights of the peogle aud their personal property,
under the constitution Some sav they would
donate half their income To hqui'iate The public
debt it the difficulties could be adjusted
Gen. George. commander of Mississippi states
that militia Chalmers aud other rebel officers are
moving their commands from the northern and
central portions of the State towards the South.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
from Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 2S.-The forces sent out under
Col Hatch to look after the rebel troops enforc.
ing the conscript in West Tennessee had fight
at Lexington routing the rebels. and captured
Col. Campbell. of the 23d Tennessee. two Lieu.
tenants. twenty five privates and two cannon.
Col. Campbell was en- route from Chattanooga
to join Gen. Pillow, who Is understood to he near
Paris
Col. Welding was first captured by the rebels
and then recaptured
Gen. Riddiu's forces are still on Bear Creek
bluffs and Newcnmb and Wilson are operating
under command of Pillow. Gen. Dodge is
watching all these parties and will soon make
West Tennessee too hot to hold them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
From Kentucky. <

Paris. KY. July 30.-The enemy. 375 strong
drove in our plckets and unsuccesslully attempt
ell To flank US and burn the bridges The 18th
Ohio came on their rear. captured 10 and drov,
the rest toward Mount Sterling
Col Sanders. nj Manchester, attacked their
main force. 1000 strong. with eight pieces oil
artillery The enemy retteaied toward Irvine
Sanders pursuing None OF our men hurt
The railroad is all safe
Gen. Rurbridge. home on furlough. volunteer
ed his services, aud was complimented for hi:
na'lnptry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01


NEw YonKs. July 80 "A Bermuda letter Of
July 22i says the pirate Florid, Is stl there. her
departure being delayed by the refusal OF the ma
val authorities TO furnish fuel. She is getting a
supply from the rebel steamer Harriet Pinckney
aud leaves shortly for voyage Of destruction.
Any Ameriean vessel in these waters could easily
have captured her as her speed has been defec.
tive
The s.eamer Corsican, from Nassau on the
9th. has arrived
The rebel steamer Beauregard returned 20
Nassau on the 25th from an unsuccessful attempt
10 run into Charleston.
Ten blockade runners cleared from Nassau ON
the 7th and 9Th.
Three blockade runners from Charleston and
one from Wilmington arrived at Nassau on the
llth
The rebel steamer Raccoon returned to Mas
sau on the 18th from unsuccessful attempt to
run the blockade
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01

CINcISNArI. July 81 1.-The 52i Massachusetts
regiment. numberns 7S9 men, arrived at Cairo
yesterday from Port Hudson, Ell route for home
to be mustered out of the service Their time
expired July IL
Vieksburg advices to the 26Ih say that Gen
Herron's division has gone to Mobile
Our army has fallen back to the Big Black
river
Jackson is entirely destroyed
Johnston j. believed 20 be retreating to Mobile
which place the enemy are making desperate eff.
forts TO defend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01

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weekly sESTisrL will be charged the full Daily rates,
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Proprietors Indiana State sentinel.
]. NJ TlIfORD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
DAILY SENTINEL
GRAPHIC
Noon Reports.

srroWrxp ExrsssstT yoa TIE DAIT STATE sEsrrskI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
RON BITE r s

one trial. and you will never any others
IL Is not necessary to publish long list Of diseases for
which the Cedron Bitiers a specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
LIVER.
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange-
m.nt of the stomach Bowels;
In GOUT, kHFUMATiSM and NEURALGIA:
And IN FEVER AND AGUE;
II 1, destined 20 supcrSede all other remedies II not
My all these diseases but IL prevents them.
wine glass full 81 the BitterS taken an horr before
each mea viii obvisic the III ehectS Of tho most un-
healthy climate aud screen the taking against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists aud CIR generally.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office Fifth street, Louis
Vile, Ky.
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomnsop
Cox, and j. W. Bryan Jy20-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A L r . a D.
1868. AAsl0R 81 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
~ xrLEs SHORTER THAN AIRY oruER ROUTE.

~ MrLEs SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20 1855, trains
" trains will be run a. follows
Chicago Expr. Train will leave indianapolis ~
las ?. M. arrive AT Kokomo 3io y. NJ,
make close connection with train Cincinnati xnd
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logsnsport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive al Peru a E3o Pm
Returning, the will leave Peru l1o A. NJ.
making close connections with the night train from Chi
eago, and arrive az indianapolis a. $40 AN
Mail Train will leave indianapolis at Asg p. n.
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru
make connections with the Toledo and
bash Railway, for Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the train will leave Peru at SEQ
A. NJ afer the arrival Of the train the T. W. r. W.
from the East, and arrive indianapolis 1000 A. n.
In time make connections for all points EAst South
and West
AChcago Expresstrsin will leave polls
p NJ, making close connections az Kokomo with train for
Logsnsport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and srrfse .
Peru st oe A. M In time % make connection with usins
going Rast and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way
Returning the wiL leave Peru si f1lsP NJ
making close connection Kokomo with the trains
the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Lane r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logsnspor and arrive at indianapolis
{0 p NJ. IN time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
vi. MALorr. General Ticket Agent feh73. 'e7-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
NOTICE
To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &c. &c.

rEvHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF
years gwen their particular attention 20 the sale of
the above articles, feel confident Of their ability dis
pose Of conSgnments sent TO them on very
terms Any per-ou desiring our Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis by sending their address TO
ADRIAN KNIGHT SONS
june29-dGm 81 Water street New ork
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
indianapolis and Madison
N n RL ~ u HD-
1868. MH3S 81 1868.

New Arraugeme mt tn Com nee Won.
day, Feb. 2, 1861.
FNNO passenger trains daily (Sundays exceptedl
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Inessnspeliz. st 30 a.
and r. NJ. srriyin olson At li-35 A. NJ. sad :. SO
Pm.
Lesye the Depot at Msdsoa stsA. N. and y. NJ, ar
irving ~ indianapolis AZ IL A. n and sloPM
The trsn leaving indianapolis al 30 A. NJ. connects
with that leaving Columbus AZ es5 A NJ for SHELBY.
Vile and nashville, arriving az Sheibyyflle at ~ rs
aud Rushyille a. - 10 p. NJ
Leaving Rushvlie al 30 2 NJ. Sheibyvfle ~ 2sS r.
", connects Columbus with the I and M train or.
ryng al either indianapolis, Madison the ssme even
ing.
This Road form line with the Packets
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and IN.
danapolis and points Wesi
Tarfn Of FreightS low n any cfher
shippers and merchsD; West will hpd II thsrinisf.
est 20 ship By this ne.
feb2 ID. c. BRANHAN. snperfnten6snt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
From i.OuisyiIIe.

LOUISVILLE, July 30-Gen. Rosseau spritedly
addressed ~ large and enthusiastic audience at
the court house this evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
nD ~ - ~ nc ~ - II ~

and it's attendant Of symptoms Il like
charm than medicine. There s nothing In the whole
range Of the Maieria Medica that for bear
a comparison with II Ia this disease.
full account If this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the U s. Dspensaoy pages 1887
and 1883.
series Of experiments. in which Dr. Bull has been
for has just been brought successful
ermir iiion and h is enabled offer 10 the public
combnstian Of Cedron with other improved tonos the
whole pr served in the best quality Of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky which he Is confident has equal in
the world.
lie have long since learned estimate such things
hertrue value. The safest plan l. for every test
for himself the virtues Of new medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
NJ e DICAI.
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME II MORE INTIMATELY CON-
nected with tue history of the Maiea Medca Of the
United States, more fsyorably known pioneer in
medical discovery than that OF JOHN BULL of Louis
vile Ky. His nimitable preparation OF Sarsspara has
long stood at the head Of the various compounds of
valuable drug. His compound Pectora Of Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the West and
South; and his Worm Lozcnges, In less than year after
their introduction, attained reputation widespread
a the continent of North America. But the crowning
glory OF his life remains TO be attained In his latest dis
covery or rather combination, for he does clam 10
have been the d~coverer of CEDRON which Is the basis
OF the Btters offered to the public That honor be-
longs TO the native inhabitants OF Central America.
whom 's virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with IT, the Indian bids defiance
TO the most deadly malaria and handles without fear the
most venomous serpents. II Is belief with them tha,
while there Is breath left In the body the Cedron potent
to cure, no m after what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared 10 iniorse this extrava
giant preienon, he nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination OF the evidence relating
that, remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either to changes Of weather and climate
or TO the miasmatc influences, Il stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed
Central America and the West Indies. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

II A. BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
IL rartux E-mDnshment, las West Eleventh street be-
tween ffih AMI snth avenues Panolortes Mlrrorp Sta
Ac box.l md shipped TO parts OF The world
nlture yored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

TILE FENCE IS DOWN, AND HARRY SMITH HAS
opened the strikers Bay Hotel at the fost Of Nine,yr,h
street North river. Parties driving through the Park
at Seventy hrst street. Eighty NTH Ninety
fourth street the Boomingdae road The house
with the choicest the Affords Among
ments IL ne Billiard Room contaning three tables Tho
roads In sxceent order above Seventy
line u run regularly half from the
Thirtyhird street and Sixth the Strikers
Hotel SMITH ,proprie.ors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
DENTIsrRY.

DENIISTHh.
RTfFlcTAL ROME FILINGS FOR DEcAyRp on
n aching teeth Old built up shells
usefulness and every ysriey cavity hed
gu ny Tho discoverer. his roonas, SO Broadway
seventeenth street Over 1000 tcs,imonais
II z WAIT, - FOURTH AVENUE. OPPOSITE
ID. Eleventh street
Ektracts teeth positively without pain, SOC.
PILLS teeth, warranted tor life. sS
Inserts tes1h, vucanite, warrantea " az, s.
Gum blocks, lerfect initiation nature, 30
Positively the cheapest DENIAL ksssasshmcni Ia Ae city
nESTAL NOTTcE.-CAsn WILL b. PAID FOR
~ nice Dental Chair add Spfoon Aadresp
Beniia. 90 Post once. New Haven, 0osn.
nRs GRIFFIN ,s GRAND sTRREr, NEW yoRg
~ Opposite TAylsr and 2s7 Fulton street Rvpp.
I'm are srrnr Arti1oAl Tt~th Win 80
wuhos crfrsctng Full on sotI n, vss~.
IS. ON silver rubber, -; tsplSl "A
sivsr or rubber. o. ESGsunG 80
nR MANSIONS NATIONAL DBsnAG. oALLgRy
~ Ssth avenue, crper Twenty secosd slrce< Lssgrst
cheapest estsblsh msh; Beautiful p~sensrd ~th Tiv,
premiums swariea sets ~ tL aud so wavrsotee4
nitrous gas without pain Assistants dentist vsssss
I pGD cFRrfPIcTTEs.-HAv1SG HAD r'iBErc
l.OOS eetn extracted, without pain hv DR. y sAA VIZ.
LEks NO. 10 .iand street. tNo nocks from Brsssway
ehe.uuy insert LIS = f-cournen dation 70 those suffer
Ing sooL~che H. NJ wRLLz IN Wet Sosr sixiuh 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL LONG IsLAND-THIs WELL, KNOWN
- place Of summer resort is the c.,tiDn %
boerders and transient guests Accessible BY
cars and stages six times per day. GEO. SHIELDS
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER REsoRT.-RoTELsT JULIEN
ID Grant street staten Island, landing
Private Board for the season; elegant atoms
bowling alleys stables, ball and supper rooms bathing
Ing. &C
TOURETTE HOUSE BERGEN POINT, " IL
- This favorte summer hotel will be kept
October Boats leave pier No North rvg at $50 80
SD and y. NJ; from Dey l01s A. NJ. and AZ
Pm. WESLEY w. HILL, Proprietor.