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pysentsry. pIarrhrn. RsIax, Worms.

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over found. Their Alternative eoct upon the liver makes
makes them very acceptable aud convenient Tor the
Of women and children.
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SANFORD'S
Liver HllVigOratOr

N NEVER DEBILITATES.
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GIl IlMS, and has become On established
inct, Standard Medicine, known and approved
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pacp oil
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTEnoR,

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practice since you made them aud cannot hesitate to
say they ARE tho best cahartc employ. Their regn
Inting action tho liver Is quick aud decided coIse
queHlly tbey admirable remedy for arrangements
OF that orgaB Indeed, have seldom found II Of
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thUm. Iratcrnally yours, AL0NZ9 BALL, NJ. d.,
IHUIcidn of ths Auius HoSpifdI.
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From, Ft'ruaydiag Merchant v 81 Lotis, FEB 4, 1889
AS n Family Physic.


BFoM Dr. y. W tUTiirTgHI NelV V77tuHi'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES living
~ at a distance wishing surveying done
BY the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punetually attended to, by address
ing bim BY letter giving Eve days notice.
Direct ell letters to Hambden, Geavps
ca, o. s.RDSoN, 90. Surveyor.
SO btf
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From Ur. 7dsodo7e Ds0, oF NeI0 ToTk CIV
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Ly the confidence Of the profession aud the people.
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A Companion to Female LIFE.
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BY AUSTIN N. WARD.

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MEDICAL.


disease cold settles somewhere In the BODY, anu ou
sructs its natural fSActions. These, u not relieved
renct upon themselves and tho surrounding organs pro-
ducing general aggrayatiOn, suffering, and disease
While In this condition oppressed by tho dernngemcn
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str'emsnts from leading physicians In some OF tho
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From a Htp1rdipg Merchant v ST. Lo'tis, Fsb. 4, 1850
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ia her hair Aor child cured, she also tried
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pyspepsIa, Impurity of ths blood.

From Reu. J. Y HINES, I'sOr Of Advent Church. BosDr
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Your Pills have had long tial in my practice and
hold them In O the best npsricmts have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dyseRtsry ant din7Aod Their sueurcoating
makes thom very acceptable and convenient Tor tho uso
OF women and children.
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the blood.
EonI Reu. j. Y HINES, Tlstor Of advent Church, BoSDn
DR.. aver: have used ysar pills with extraordinary
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JOHN q. MEACHAM, NJ. D.
Consultation, ,Costiveness, Suppression,
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From Dr. j. Il. rdpgin, Montreal, CnIudG.
Too mueh cannot ho said OF yoHr Pills for the Of
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From Hs Rsr Dr.. H,,ClcS, fhe Methodist Eis C1'sch
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sRNATE CHAMBER Baton Rouge Ta., 6 Dec. 1855.
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These Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, Of lphich the abovs is q fac-sinl-
lie. Ihe label is finely engraved, and
is provided lvith a safeguard from
oounteJeiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for IS.
@. w. Pobaoh, proprietor, No. 6
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, TO rVhon1
oil o,,n,ers shnlLld be nriI,esseH
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

having gone b advance carriages. On es,terug tne
body placed IN the middle ase, and tne
impressive services were commenced Immediately.
After reading portion Of the Scriptures Pew Dr. ryng
delivered toschng and appropriate discourse, In which
ho euo2ed the deceased IN the highest speaking OF his
services IN the most complimentary terms. Commodore
Norris the grandson OF tho distinguished Robert
Norris, OF the sgners OF tho Declaration OF Inde-
pendence well the great Auerican nnancer Of the
Revolution. Tho Commodore is the second one OF tie
family who has died In his bed tho others having either
died IN the performance OF their duty to their country
or been killed By accident The reverend Doctor spoke
praise OF the Commodore's good qualities officer
brother aad social gentleman, oI his fidelity to his
country the cheerfuiDess Of hs disposition and OF the
tenderness OF his character. He has performed the
soemn funeral rites Of four OF this famiya sister faith
mother, aud now the Commodore After closing his dis
course the solemn and impressive funeral service Of tie
Spscopal church was read and the face Of the Com
modore exposed and an opportunity offered for all to
il for the last time.
The procession then formed and proceeded TO
Greenwood, where the last ceremonies performed.
rhus has passed away good officer, accomplished
gentleman and true citizen The only male surviving
relative bearing his who present at the
funeral Mr. Robert Norris Clerk OF the Horse OF
Representatives. brother of the Commodore is in
Texas. He is in the employ of English company, but
is not allowed To leave the state. He is good Union
man.
Mr.. Vanderhooven, his nephew and who has acted as
the tommodore's secretary, well as filling the same
Office for short time for Admiral Farragu, present
as one of the chief mourners.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Our Fortress Monroe COrresponaence.
FORTRESS MONROE August l6, 1868


FORTRESS MONROE, August l6, 1863.
AYriuaI Of Di'tin0,tsAed Personages, dc.
lieutenant Colonel Herman Biges, Chief ouartermaster
this department. and Captain Gsrcau Of Major General
voster's star, arrived this morning from Newbern.
the steamer Kcnnebec get news from North Caro-
hAa worthy OF publication.
Tho Baltimore mail steamer Adelaide brought this
morning number Of distinguished visitors from Wash
iugon, among whom noticed the following geuiernen
Hon. W Randall, First Assistant Postmaster General
Hon George W. Mcclellan Second Assistant Postmaster
General; Hon Mr. Aclonad. Acting Tbirc Assistant Post.
nastc. General William Scott, Esq, Chief Clerk OF the
pos Oiice epartmeni, aud Green Adams, ESQ Auditor
cf The treasury tor the Post ofce rcpartmen These
gentlemen were received by N.nson Crane, Esq Post
master o, this place, and by him escorted 10 Norfolk
Al ~ thcm return W night to the national capital,
sumo their laoors tomorrow morning.
" hsiey, Treasury Ageal for the Extcrn United
Stats district, also among the passengers OF Toe
Raimorc nati Fcamcr Lhis morning. but lis visit Is
o business ond no. pic His missoa s 10 settle
soc vcxei question Of granting perus for goods TO deal
orr ~ Norfolk end yciay which II is hoped he viii
comf flirh orc MS return.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18


500 and state Of the market may require.
BY order Of Brigadier General h. n. NAGIEE
A. T. BovEY, Major and Provost Marshal
WEATHER
has In degree moderated and consequently we all feel
IN better humor for business and your correspondent
has an opportunity OF writing his usual communication
without perilling his life during the process.
GENERAL xAeLEx
busly engaged in setting affairs rights in Yorktown
This duty combined with what he has at the Fortress
and at this point Is enough to set any but himself
m the midst Of derium. Passes are applied for caiy in
ssch numbers that the General the whole day taken
up in many instances with this ungrateful species OF
work How he endures the bore Of dull plastudes and
simple requests for favors Is than understand
HEALTH TIE Army.
Our troops, visit of oday proves, finely stu
ated quite healthy and the heat ready
for any emergency The hospitals are being inspected
and arranged by General Nagee, than whom have
I'm 1, more onssspri.ns ssss'a or mqnirng onosr;
nom their ohargy and you may expect 70 hear sick
reports here the SIX months the sani-
tary arrangements under tho direction OF mild Mil.
sary Governor are of the most complete character.
Captain H Ltebenau, Assistant Adjutant General
preeent the examining board convened Fortress
Monroe by order Of General Foster for the purpose
examining into the qualifications Of officers in this depart
Issa Soo &c 81 nsr wsa
acted in that capacity during the administration Of Gene
raj visIe
swing the contrary and action Of provost
aarsfas, is brisk II should be. Goods very
pCnsC1. Ano tno uemenu qu0 eXtenSlvoi ous ~ "A
utter ,mpossibilty for storekeepers-though Northern
nsn-so replensh their almost exhausted STOCKS
u present suffering from Of customary good
things.
HOTELS,
notwithstanding. arc doing lively business, and pro
vdig usual the worst OF faro for the highest prices
Beard Is three dollars day, with a"siarvation'' table
Bs. and dirty sheets to sleep between. Northern men,
visitors, unused tn travelling 10 this benighed region,
growl somewhat; but II avails them nothing they
gah pay out their greeRbaks avoid the alternative
q sleeping In the gutter Really Of all the evils would
call your attention to- the rascay extortion Of hotel
keepers is the FIRST
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
INTERESTING FROM NoRF oIk.
Gr. Edwin r. De Nyso's s,on

A<. hdwtn r. De Nysc's cessation.
NosTosx, Va, August u.s. 1868.
REuxL ORDERS
have ateiy been issued by Genera, zpee which vii, nm
ncubtedly be great relief to ~rermv secssh in this
vicinity. Heretofore IL has ~sm the complaint that,
whereas the widows or wiv a or Union soldiers
Faring well at the expense Of Uncle SAM the relcts az
those misguided men who a the ardur INSPIRED by the
beginning Of the present ~r foolish enough 10 take
mp arms against theire snrry's flag were starving but
General Nasee has CO. Irovered all these
lions by his issue Special Orders No "a, which is as
Solsows:-
HEAn QUARTERS, DEPARTaEnr OF VIRGINIA, I
SEVENTH ARsY CoRPs, August IL, 1868. !
Ipe Provost Marshals OF the cities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth Will take possession or all horses owned by
nsloyai pe Tsons now within the rebel lines and Of all
real proDe within said cities by dsloya persons
who active part the government the
United tates who violate the orders Of this depart
ment but property shall be condemned until written
evd sha have been taken in the premises and be
approved ny the general commanding.
10 The fund created by the rental OF the above pro
perty shall be appropriated exclusively towards the
Vet OF the destitute families OF officers and soldiers IN the
rebel army.
BY command OF Brigadnr Goneral NAGIEE.
Gro. II. JOHNSTON, Assistant Adjutant General.
Ohical-CHAs. W. MATTHEW'S. Aid de Camp.
NORFOLK
ere m more quicscent state than could been
pected considering the late reported eme between the
local and military authorities Everybody good
humor and have data for the assertion that there
has been any hitcn In tho conduct affairs between
General Nagce and the Mayor.
TARIFF PRICES
has lately been established greatly the satisfaction
IN civilians in this department The following is a copy
q the order in question:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA, I
NORFOLK Va, August IL, 1S63
Tha choN
which the articles enumerated below may be sold 10 the
markets, shops stores other places Norfolk Ports
mouth, Fortress Monroe and yorktown. Any person who
shal be convicted OF selling at higher rates will be pun
hed according TO the discretion Of the Provost Marshal
and his produce shall be forfeited.
The only currency permitted will be that established
hv he eoyerumont of h0 Initad SAataa.-
The New York herald., 1863-08-18


Prime wheat steady, but other kinds de
cning. The demand was moderate. Sales made Of
So 900 bushels 81 20 81 80 for amber Western IL
81 70 for red winter Western, 95c. 81 10 for Mil
waukee club, 81 20 81 "a for amber and wscon.
sin, and s5c. 81 10 for Chicago spring Corn was
Grmer with sales Of 3S, 900 bushels including mixed
Western at 56c G7lsc. Tor unsound 87lsc 6Sc for
sound ana G9c 73c for white and yellow do. Oats
trued heavy at 40c CSC. for poor to choices. Rye
inactive ut SOC. 90c. Barley continued quiet.
prime, at 2s,sc; good 7711c q 2sc: fair a. &C. 27c
ordinary, 251sc 26c; ai to good csrgoes 26c 27c.
sc Sa aa nna domingo 2'c
middlings
FrmcHrs--The market was duh and heavy. To Liver
pool there shpred 400 bbs. nour p. t.; 20 900
bushels grain at sd 6,d TO London, 1000 bushels
grain at Sd, and 1000 hbls. oil cake at d. lsd To
BRISTOL l4.000 bushels grain at Ss. To Glasgow 900
bushels grain at 3d. 10 Belfast, 900 bushels grain
Is. Sd. Wsa a76fiH 1H
HAY continued active and firm al e5c asl is for North
river bale.
Hors were in less demand to-day at I5c. DC.
ATs were in slack request mt 81 IS per thousand for
IIns was steady, with moderate snle..
MorAssrs was in moderate demand, without any quot
able chsngcs in prce~.
NAVAL STORES q,uct and unsettled
Ous were IN limited demand at old vatss.
PRovisoss.-Pork heavy. with sales Of 500 bbs.
Mt &lS 26 $l3 81 or Gew moss $1I 30 $11 Is for old
mess, and $40 so SO Is for prme Beef continued
prime and xI3 so a SIS fer EXTRA mess lard wss IN
active request, with sales Of 3400 packages e5sc
loc OF Gu. meats 100 packages changed hands at sAc
&c tor shoulders, and S,ae. sLc. FOR hams Bacon
was quiet at o.. 7sc Butter and cheese Inactive
at prevous prices.
RicE.-Sa'es Of 2la bags East Indn, part &c. 7,<c
SUGARS were in moderate request with sales OF 700
hhds and $40 bags at IL sc 1910. for Porto Rico and
9aac loIsc. for Cuba. Refined sugars demand
The Mcssrs stuart's quotations folows-Loar
lsEc.; best crushed l4ssc granuated, l4xc; ground
IA, &C.. white. I3ysc.; yellow. l3s1c
fAILow-saes were made Of IS oCo lbs. at 1olic a
10he. Gt
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
The Rebels ON David,s Island.

The wounded rebel soldiers very much in need
or hats, shoes and crutches this island. Rev. Mr..
Goss is acting in with the authorities in pro-
curing such necessary articles the government refusing
to furnish them Those wishing TO aid may send To the
care OF Hart & Tanning, Nos. and Buring slip. Hun
dreds of these confined in the hospitals this hot
weather for want Of them.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Reading, Harlem, Hudson, Illinois Central, &C., to
their present prices has made Erie. which is earn
ing as much money ~ any Of them. and has great
er prospects in the future than any line in the
country, seem comparatively cheap, and it would
not be surprising if the force which has been 30
successfully employed in Harlem and old Southern
should within day or two carry Eric up to the
price Of the other New York roads. After the
board the market was strong and continued so at
the four r. NJ. call. The tendency at the close
was towards increased activity and higher prices.
The following were the closing quotations Of the
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DRscou-FEEvEY.-On Saturday, July II, by the Rev.
Father Ewennet JAMES T. DRsCoIL TO Mrs MARGARET FEE
NKY, both OF this city.
California papers please copy.
DoYLE--JoNEs-On Saturday, August 10, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother by the Rev Father Preston
OF 81. AIMS church, JOSEPH b. DOYLE TO EMILY JONES,
both Of this city.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
Court Calendar this Da,

Court Calendar this Day.
Judge Belts will sit this day at eleven O'Clock to hear
motions prize and receive return Of
process from the United States Marshal attend to
any other business which may be brought before him
by counsel.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August 17--3 r. M.
AsHgs.-Sales made OF so bbs. pots at 6zsc &c
and small lots Of pearls at 0c.
BREApsruFrs.-The inquiry moderate for -four
day, though the tendency Of prices downword.
The sales included II 200 bbs State and Western 750
Southern and 500 Canadian within revised quota.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
ob.cou,ss or Commodorr Morris.


Yesterday morning the triblc OF respect was paid
M remains Of rsnnodore Horny W. Norris, United
siatcs Navy, and commander u the steam sloopof
Pensacola.
The preliminary services u tho funeral took place
tho residence Of as vindcrhoovcn No l65 East twelfth
street, where the body lay the pabss ers asssm
b,ed previous 10 going to St. Georges church
fhr remains o. the brave old Commodore IN plan
but rich rosewood con studded with silver nails. He
dressed fl uudrcse suit, aud his cap sword
were p'accG On the lid Of The coffin.
A silver plate the lid bore the followug nscrip.
tion.-
cosao''oss ussnY W soRMs. u.ss, {
lied August II, 1889 I
In tho nfty-czhth year Of agc 1
Al Gov before ten O'Clock the escort arrived
from tue Navy Yard. II consisted OF the following
tall
Acting Enssgs H. obcrle with eisht OF the Of tho
Hlt,eras az pail bcarers
sergeant fawler with twenty marines.
Captain Male IN charge Of band Of the North Caro-
Inns.
= 'r',ioe y Al concerned would here mention that
the rem o he Commodore were entitled TO n larger
cor' but, there euougnlmsrinss 90 make up
tha propir Guoia tho officers the Navy Yard did tho
scs. they could under tbe circumstances.
Asois twenty miuTss O'Clock the procession
fcrmed ~ the house IN the following order.-
Marines. wnh arms reversed
!, Band of the North Carolina
Tho CORPSE, carried on the shoulders Of IN. s.,Lxs
III PalIbearcrs.
~ Admiral farragut. ccunmosore r..i.
Commodore Radford, Captain smrb 49,
Commodore paimer, Cornmo.icrs ic,r,,..
captain Brnytn Paymas,er parry
he rhvsrIans
Relatives aud friends 81 the family
TIC hand Played d-cs aud IN a lcg minutes ,hsv
sssAasd VI ehurob. ihs female yorl Of The mourper.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
DANCING AcADEmrEs.

DANCING TAUGHT. BY PROFESSOR WOOD
IL Wanted nifty young ladies 20 stage dancing FOR
whom good salrs VII be paid and sanaons grocured 10
Theatrical Agents. IS West lionston street y
boy who good nand; speak French
and English pre- erred.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
ExPR Essn No.
,r.r -, pxralss orr1cH. Iil

QURNAANs PURxITURE RxPRBss 0gr1c1, III
ID Wet Eleventh street between fIftn snh ssa n
rcd and shipped n all parts Of ,he world nw vngons
for the rrrnovs of lnfntre n the cu or 70 we ce"ny
FURNITURE sforrA