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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CURns-PA Raow.-0n Wednesday, August 8. By the
Rev Lot Jones' WRBIT CCKrr ESQ.,, of New York, 70
Mss MARY PARsLow, youngest daughter Of the late
William parslow, Esq late Of Enniscorthy, county Wsz-
ford, Ireland.
DouoIAss-Hurrnsox On Tuesday, August Z. AZ tho
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev H. d. bar
Caot. AIxxASpm n DOUGLASS 70 hARGAKU A. HuTOHpoN,
OF this city.
wuAARrI-SroSx I'm this city, on Wednesday, August
g. SETH WILnARrn, Esq., to Miss SARA STONE, OF bos-
ton.
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This is the largest ratio Of increase on any lead
ing read in any part of the country. The July
figures have not yet been made up; but, az there
was an increase of forty cents per ton in freight
on LIST Of July, il is expected that the month will
be even heavier thanJune
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has its finances entirely above beard, with sur
plus, after paying two dividends, in hand for the
next coupon, and shows gain on last year of
nearly fifty per cent in traffic, 1t Will not be
marvel in this speculative period II the shares
touch the old points.
The following table shows the earnings Of the
Reading Railroad for the first six months Of 1868
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, August Sc p NJ.
AsHrs-Thcre only small lots Of pots sold at 65.c
Pearls continued quiet at SIC. ...s,.-....
tRnADsruus-Ihe demand for fresh ground -four was
good and the tendency Of prices decidedly upward
Tho days included 10 500 bbls state snd Western,
loo southern and 500 Canadian within revised quo
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I,0s vHfDggrOar-DAirr LINE -rrE ~rAHKR
rnifSgf0Nr iesses y&tf (. kss NV. 4sar. ~ "a
0<ls. n1a. srsl,~x " rsiesfp - N- :. $1,000 -ts
"a po~sso1s ussaxsDs. nsw rs~s6 80 Hsstfer< ran
rr~< Ala ~ r1.,v LIZ v ssTtfpps 900 49, Ivtsa-
c~r~DAY AUGUST y TIN LARD. cQsroDfors
- rrMswTDs TO- tshts twrs, 49, No. - tiiy
eAst <ssins r~ksDsts A. hyassor mf-tf ~ Teen
T.ra4F safth a. y F~sw
800 =. ~ . Ns~M~fbt a.. rssfFlAH Al ~ a..
.sass ~slIass Bssss4 'ss4 $40 usa sca~Nss1sss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

~ W FREScn's
GENTIEMEss FURNISHING,
to7 Brosdway, New York
shinf Goods Shirt, collars, Ties stocks
sears Pocket spdkervhefs suspcndefs, uB9er Shirts.
10 awerx laf Hose. Driving Cloves. kohSa dc cham.
b,e4., Fnensh smoking and Brenkfss, Jackets
Usbrcllas, Travelling shawl. a., ae, a.,
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES
FINE SHIRTS AND COLLARS MADE TO ORDER
Pine Meuno nter shirts VI ~ caeh OF SIS
doysn Also srge stock Of hus.in Lanen and an
Drawers. ~ own make. snd warranted 70 TT
nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR cAsr.-PREfARkTORy
IL making extensive ntrai!ous AMI improve
my arrndvSarge and comoii0us sorr VII Offer for
fhe thirty DAYS Of the largest and hest secird
soexs OF Dress Goods exhibited In Brakyn
Together Summer Goods very great reduction
W. prices being determined 10 reduce stock ne
possible pn, 10 make Tor extensive stok ~ goos
10. The .ntama trade. WALTER LOCKWOOD,
No al FULTON street. Rfookyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

AEATRfnOSIAL--Two YOUNG utx many pn1
NA Gated AMI srrfnpsi~hsf sors1~rsd ~ ss1r fssf.
rod o<Ykuv bsssnx p~ny ~ vnvsr evil f.r.r.x,
ksvng ben 70 the ~ plof ~ rncr Ram ror .t~.i-r -
ye@f desire ne sc n'*nes 81 hThly restrtse
ec-sd Dos and Accomplished yonnr sIsf ~, ~
Tsrsiua ecrft sl0ndsDs frsr1nDsf. xeArees No..
men, sse Gang care DC ysiss, bos ls1 l.sraa cas-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
BILLIARDS.

THE MEMBERS or THE BILLIAnD ASSOCIATION
L VIII room Ne al Astot House, THURSDAY. the
ON inst click y N ~ heat NJ Peeiaas reprt from
Wash ngon tue iar On bilsfd 'aoles NJ snsr .. Tho
Chairman. y. i KEENt6
q o'CossoR. secriAry
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MATRImONIaL.

GENTLEMAN or MEANS. AND OF coon FAM.
"A ly but friends tbs c. desires IN male IN.
scquantapce yo1ng lady with snosIe yies 10 rair
tnony Th~ iAdy need n0s have bat raj
ao.~Dnp she1 spd beantlul. A1fr-ss Llvinsso, -
ton o. Broadway and rhsri, sccoud s,rsst
A MIDDLE AGED Widow LADY or. FIRST AZ.
~ srrctsoI'yj not ia pok,us ren,-st IA spgesran~-
eh-<rsl Sl9f~noa, wlihsatfs and ln small
hAvs returned 70 Va. cav af soseno~ Of erht years
wnuld nt~tn wskr Us acquaintance " k0p6rn1s
rcrutinsa o. nr~As b~tveea hfy Ind srly, with %
snarnccy We nr-s b. pksssnt ssr~sahtapd iVs'r sni
drr-s fu ~sek. Jenny - Broosiyn Poa % t@nl
oArv ~ sisisc po~&sbs Tfers sr requested " save
A yCtxU WIDOW LADY, N YEAKs or AgY. 0r
"A the arst sespeess1iiv Of prvus~~>~strg arsne
ana sss.s.sss hsstns vey few grntsmsn srsanisns.s
vifs Ne nw ~ sd iook.x % s~st re- neap 80 p,ssss
ns meas esrs snf buas dsposMvn. snd rs ~sn Ia
srsm 80 - 1c A1y hss no ehLlrsa- Addr~ss. 20.
s'osiE go - uss Tor ems week. hrs Aiir~ y nslr.
Hsa ~ The Hcantsis NOT good ieoking. hui fs.fs ts
trscny The sdsers.sr bss AssI ooss from a. WE
Msnnsans ami ~ stranger 10 fht~ ~y snS was,s sr,s
70 NAE hu hsrpr Ad6rsss ". n ", msS@sr s.rsr.
Yoss ohse Szs brAdwsy. eseiessos osrs devisi,.
MArEIsgxI.i.-rmE xHwLv nAKRipp AND
zen. knr :. Lsxsess y. ~ bos ts- Nsv Ynrs ~,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. To LET.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL THREE STORY BROWN sToNT
"A honse 70 YET or Tor sac Ia row Of eight; all modcrs
ents. location App the prr mi
Fifh avenue between Ith aud Dth Pa Mo-
500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

A VERY SUI ERloR SUIT or APARrMESrs +,
~ let each ~ the brown stone houses ets 6s ara III
Second between Ths seventh and Thirty eight
streets Rent sl0 xlI SIS and 80 p.r month only,
small gente.i families Premises la perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

ATT AMITY sTREEr-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
~ aud BEDROOM Suitable for fnnanan an wife Tor
housekeeping, Of kchen, ac. Terms moderate Aaa
Bedroom upper noor At 81 10 per week Apply AL
Amty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

yrvo DESIRABLE EAsiDysu,s Ar nArLawOoD,
i ne.r es1h ursns. No. gsfry. 40 m~ssit~so'
,e,g 3dsn rtssr. sse 81 - scs Ssssss~
,s.'ss 10 r~lnts ~ Eew Yes 80 s~i<. Atgly .,
r. s,us siorx. eo~ssf ~ sssssy an1 rsors street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN FLAT.
pusn l. ~ Tor sale. containing seventeen lots well
stocked with every kind OF the frul trees la full hear
nr shrubbery and shade good house. with all
except gas good stable and eArAge hoa,e
erres oy ears Terms Possession immediately APP
,y to bURTIs No. Y Harcay sreet from II Z. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

RIO NJ spLD-Osy HUNDRED ACRES Or LAND
n~- hyas y rslrysd frgsa .hs &c, - ~ rsa :
ns.ly baf trns-. ~ish isrx> ssfesnt fsss1es -
sons fsgoes afAss f,v farm o. fr eeW ~ psifsas
rsss9epss r. lssf coll seof@f snf ee.iss ess sfis
~. la .s.h. psssur- puyy~~s svssss Of src~sn
we<r s8oghsax r,sn ~ r&ys-s nigh ssss ersaE y
..AA n snsn sse<iie9s fsr ~ ssr<f sDe
49,. f.,r T.ls p~rf.f Pre- - ts- hors~ sni gar
-. .es .>ns ws~s nc faos~y rm stefess aO;-y v
a eDRDOs, E.t. Hsrsh .1.ea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

RoILERs-rwO LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS. Is AND Is
- horse power and upright boiler hors. power
ga by IsAAC MORTENDYkE. la2 Ghanbers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

HOMESTEAD FOR tsO0-I WILL GIVE Coon
deed Tor % acres OF good Farming Land free from oil
debt with three roomed House and Barn. Ave
ed balance In large timber in Pike county, Penn Must
be sold right away Ca the owner, paper 32l
Bowery. from to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
INsTRUCTIOss.

A YOUNG LADY. HECENTLr AHHIytD FHO
"a Eufops. who sneaks tr~neh. Hrsnish Aad Ensils
nnentr wogd sye lessons In "a. above langHaR.s
r~sienoe. a. tho.e ~ ber pspis u9c.i.9n 70
visiting ggyernsss krferc~nss esrbsnsed Address ris.
tina. Union square Post nilcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

LNOR sALE-ON STATEN ISLAND COTTAGE
II House and -four Of Hne Land The house ains
There In small pond tho premises fed by
living springs The properly within s0 yards Of rinces
Island Raroad) and the road leading from the old Am
boy ferry road to Princes Bay and tho Bcthel Metho
dist Epscopa church For particulars inquire At 26 Grand
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

door AND SHOE STORE TO LET-STOcK AND PIX.
~ tnres FOR sale or fixtures alone. old Good
chance owncr Ii going 10 leave tie city. In
qnlru nj I'll sixth avenue.
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gnes q Go DAVIS e.. ~. couaGds street., aboai
81 ~ JAY - p ingni.. about an ent.ii s.iu ~ sly
whe sa.ei hA v had loy o. W W. "a " s,.nFseI
gan sssf % A''''' ''' 80 ''' ''' ' "'''' A ."
CLOTHING.
A. rnE svETsr PLACE 30 SIXTH Avrsr,-
"a Ladies sad gentcnen, n yDa wish - eni faf xof
s9.s ssa,. % sps ys., -, ca % Sss q .i Y
.end sase y Is. GA ss sns.H dsAlsr ~ Nisfz "a
s4th Avenue. nssf igttesnh srss Thsfs 70 ~ y
Is 'f s s,ssa's b. NJ. xi~I a. - =
At TnE CALIFORNIA AND wgsrgry ao,scr
s,g,. si 5000 s,'s 49,, ss,n Dr.. ts so
at 49, :" ~ 80 rs o. .at... s.ssrs IA ssrsa,a .s
aae. Es1ss ssSasi y W. fle-ssSs's
.rso III sixTH avgxUr.-LADfrs AND ogsrLI.
s.ei ysa c c,s psnnsr. ~ =. 80, 30 s.s
y !. - esi - % GOD se,s = slsrl. q VI sl,p
~ Nat rras 30 Ill b s-si, sta = ssasf.s
!. aprar 6rvasD ron cLyrHrSg LADIES AND
"A x~ntirusa haftnE say CAS- Of as@Alhx rnfnitaf~.
=. =. !. 80 ssar..as n.sais 81 s s,-.ss, -;ss
lsiat s1lth ss4 tA.rT aoA streets L-4iss s.<s4ss ~
~ H..
xsrLs.nss ~ 80 .s,r r., =. GL.rsi =,
49,. = 80 J, . .4ss... i i. cooss5 s!s1. .,s
7 cAsHpsao RAYS Tnn nicmrsr rsfcs yos
~. C.sa OF ciosAls, q sa.ss 40 sss,s.ss r.'s..
S.a lss ss.ss. - s,.i I. :: x sra-s.sy
NggscHssr v.rLoss-I VIII Par = r.is r.i,s
Asr... ca.,.y. !. t.ss- s,s-s
$4,000 - ..ee, Z: :, =. =, -. I.
10 s-yss,s i,s.~. rsrg ss,,a "a rA.SyfsarA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

L,oR sALE-THE THREE STORY BASEMENT AND
subccar brown stone House No 81 Second place. Brook
Ign; has bath range. furnace marble bAsns &c.
pariors halls frescoed $3.50 mortgage II desired
Price $7,0O0 Apply 10 f. X. KELLOGG. No. I39 Pearl
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

DOR sALE-A VALUABLE PROPERTY At TARRY-
town, tho principal business street. there
and cellars ood for any Kind OF business especially
for Wholesale aud retail liquor running stream o
water Joins the place would take In trade ANAL Farm q
about with outbuiidugs Address
Tucker. larry town, N. ", Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR sAIE.-A
~ hahasone cottage with with bedrooms par
c winter aud summer ksc ems excellent water Hemp
ena - one honrs ride from New York b. Long Island
naIss0su ana three minutes walk The depot Good
esrn Ano outhonses shade and grape se
eehsnu u drives VIII be sold low cash. Price $50
Apply 70 b DIhGEE No q Pine street, New York
A FARM OF I0f ACRES GOOD BUILDINGS. WELL
wsiered plenty Of frut miles from dsgo, price
xooeu rarm OF ~ acres, without buildings: 3ynl In.
Bouncbrook, N j. -
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&1 KIM FOR SALE, ON STATEN ISLAND A
pl.cOOs snug costas. House with barn, ~. Of
garisn Wen stocked with fruit tree. Of Kinds
good well OF and desirable neithhorhood
minnes' walk from Anadae station. Apply 10 wN
DUNNE "a and rs Washington market, New YORK.
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DEPARTMENT OF rus INTERIOR, n

Washington, ID. u, TN feb, l60o
Bin: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
hctce since you made them, and cannot hesitate 70
" they arc the best cathartc we employ Their rcgu
Nng action on the liver is quick and decided conse-
sntly they admirable remedy for derangeinents
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case OF
bilious disease obstinate that It did not readily yield to
them Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.,
Ty,usic;dn of The Marine HoyDiLdI.
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RAILROADS. 4 / y ...
FOR Cincinnati, Dayton 3 Indianapolii'
"sough 10 indianapolis without Change OF Cars,
and but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and St. Louis.
a.u iHu - rfa
ina After Monday. Dec. 8.
-l 1869,
Trains will run % follows
rour Trains Daily from Columbus.
Sundays ezoepted.)
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at 100 q. m. stop
lag Al London, Xenia Dayton, Midlletown and Ham
Itoni arriving at Cincinnati ct 6i40 NIL connecting
rectly with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad forLousvlle,
,acennes At. Louis, oaro and all points Southwest;
m., and At indianapolis at 9:55 .. nj connecting
Win trains for Lafayette, Terrs Haute Chicago, and
,unotntn West. .s 5 ~ -
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Aa Z Family Physic.

FSom Dr.. ~ w dIrtiori0ht, NsO 01ean''
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
abilities spass any cathartic we possess They are
mild but very certain and electua In their action on INC
botels which makes them invaluable to usn tho daily
trehtment Of disease,
Headache, Sick Iea ida che Foul stomach. 9.
cen Fton Dr.. Rficayd Boyd, Balttntore
BEAR BRO AYKn: Icannot answer you lOIdt complaints
lhye cured with your Pills better than to say all hq re
evs treat , pngdtue madeleine place great depel'
dehce on an effectual catartc in my daily contest Win
disease and believing as do that your Pills afford us tbs
bsIt we have, Of course value them highly.
'9' -dI.. PrrrsBURa, Pa, May I, 1856.
DR. j. G. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured ol
the worst headache any body can have by dosepr wv
of your Pills. II seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once -
Yours With great respect ED. W. PREBLE,
IL "a-- : ri Cerk Of Steamer Clarion.
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SECOND TRAIN

CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 q. M
,oppins Al Ali stations between Oolumbus Cincinnati
Dayton and indianapolis; arriving at Cincinnati a.
llO5 A. NJ, Dayton 906 q. M; indianapolis at 2!is
: m; connecting directly ct Loveland with the NJ q
q r. r. for Ohillieothe, Marietta and Psrkenburg.
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SCHOOL, COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
=. ,,-.
IRON Asv. AAsoN 6I.yyn, sOnMn.sss0"" sOnn" " oVh""'o'
,".,s..r,. ~ ~,
a,nno and inustrv Of In author, and an honor to ht
Sord ~ istsrs INA mechancal execution d far mpe
ror TO that Of auy other Lexicon with which am 40
Ftom Hon. H. H. Barney. No 0OD'n'tssio~sT o.
r.. SoAooS !" o"~'
"Ths moss reliable sAnaAfd Au'n0nV o 'n' iAn-
-u.xx VIM
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaint

From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Nstc Fork cty.
Not only arc your Pills admirably adapted TO their
pose MS an apetient tut find their beneficial effects upon
The Liver very marked indeed They have In my prac
t!ce proved more efectua for the cure OF bilious con-.
pldtrs than any remedy can mention. sincerely
thy theconfdeuce of the profession and the people
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-08

Passengers desiring tickets to the above routes via tho
Pennsylyania Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should be particular to ask for them via Belaire or
1. A. HUTCHINSON,
feb6 General Passenger Agent
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y GEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

A. ? For further information and Through Tlckes
sop to n. L. D0HHRTY, Ticket Agsnt. Union Depot
Iolumbus, Ohio.
P. W. BTRADHR,
General Ticket Agent 0lneinnati,
JN0. W. D0HHRTY,
Agent Columbus
fEW. H.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
)olumbus, Dec. %. 1859.
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pysentery, DIarrhOsa, RelaI, worms.

From Dr.. j. @. Green, Of Chicago
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem Of the best aperens have
eyer found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dysenery and diayThGa. Their sugar-coating
very acceptable and convenient for the uss
of women and children.
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tAority OF the English LanguaEe.v
S,s Hsmdrsd zninssi AiSoa'Ors Of oat0
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D. NJ 1A"ohp' rnn'ipAi o'''e'A"u .''A'''
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Cincinnati. E
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ltI T. TArRlH, Prof. Matnsmatlcs. ONO University
WIZ. w. EDWARDS, pup yroy Umon peuooi, c,.
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,.nt N'"'''
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ram. TrT 4 M.
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Uniyergity. '7Fla I.a
| II. Il. BARNEY, Hx-oomminlonsr OF Common scnooh
| Ohio.
JAHs McHRon, Prof. Rhetoro, Oberiln voliefs'
THos HnL, President Antiocn voiiego. -. m.
y. W; "a. oA"' AO'' 20
oVl'01 GpDr,,uau p,of. Japouass. Hioh gohool
ns,,on' " VVAnO-T'r'A' - $500
n NJ R.pnvn. aun,t Union schools, Ashland.
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Excelsior Invigorator |
0ApotEoN'S tiAiR TOILET

Fhsyvoula ssc announce to the public that they ara
Ananfa for
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AYERS,
PILLS..

Are you aick, feeble, aud
complainlngi Are you out Of
order, with your aystem de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
coniortabiei These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some iit Of
sIclIuess Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerteC by =
timely use Of the rlsht rem.
bdy. Take Ayers piils, and
cleanse out the disordersd hu;
mors purify tile blood and
'ilet the fluids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
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SuccINcTLY SrATED.-The matter OF
"arbitrary arrests" and kindred cues
tions, is admirably stated by Mr..
Welsh, OF Belmont county, in aspeech
delivered in the Ohio Senate on the
Sd inst. He said:
"WhiIe war is raging, many Of the
rights held sacred by the Constitution,
rights which cannot be violated by any
acts Of Congress, may and must be sus-
pended and held in sbeyence. II this
were not so, the Government might it.
self be destroyed; the army and navy
might be sacrificed and one part Of the
Constitution would nullify the rest.
"If freedom of speech cannot be
suppressed, spies cannot be caught, i'm
prisoned and hung. .
"If freedom of the press cannot be
interfered with, all our military plans
may be betrayed to the enemy.
"If no man can be deprived of lille
without trial by jury, q soldier csnnol
slay the enemy in battle. .
"If an eneny's property cannot be
taken without due process Of law how
can the soldier, disarm the foe and
seize bis weapons.
"If no person can be arrested, SEN
fenced, and shot, without trial by jury
in the county, or State where the crim'
is alleged 10 have been committed
how can a deserter be shot, or spy
hung, or an enemy be taken prisonerp