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ANOTHER FORT ON The LEFT TAKEN.
FIGHTING ALL DAY ON THE 18th.
CmcKAsAw BAYOU, Thursday, June 2S, 1867

CHICEAsAw BAYOU, Thursday June % 1907
Va CAIRO, june 81.
Po-, Hudson hos not been taken Gen. Grant
wss deceived by false report to that effect gwen
out before the boat landed. The report was breugh'
by the Arizona, war-vesse which arrived on Tues
day night, having passed arOund Port Hudson by
the Acbafalsya.
The firing here has been quieter in consequence
of the intense heat We have gained possession Of
another fort on the Left
x CAIRO, June 30.
The di.pstcb boat Gen. Lyon has arrived from
Yazoo Landing on the morning of the Goth.
There had been fighting all day Thursday in the
rear of VicSsburg, and At night one of the Rebel
forts was blown up, causing terrible conclusion
The steamer Lyon was kred upon st Cypress
Bend o. her trip down by a Rebel battery. The
Rebel fire wac returned, and the Rebels driven Of
With tie loss Of several killed and wounded.
CHICAGO. Tuesday. Jane 30. 1863.
special Memphis dispatch dated the 29th says;
The steamer New-Keuiueky brings news from Gen.
Logsns Division, which had ,sE on an important
fott from tie enemy.
He mined and blew up one corner on Saturday,
this producing breach in the wall, through which
we entered. The Rebels fought with reckless cour-
age, but were forced 10 yield. Gen. Logan had
already mounted two heavy guns in the abandoned
works.
= tteavy firing was going on at VicksburS all tie
Tine Grant continues - contract his lines and is
daily making near approaches to the enemy's works.
Gen. Logan has an inside posi- ION.
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SrfRENE CoURT-GENIRAL IERN.-Will meet
u oek nd IL il unicrsiood ~ boar the sppe.s the
wit. m-nj,uu. tsslu the 1ourole 10 relation 20 the
Cory0Tio uswsap. and asaios the Mayor Ia relation 70
thu Couftliouse
SrPRIuE CoCEr-CRcrT-Part L-Adjourued
fcr he Tern PR ii-Adjourn'd - Thur'd,y when ;he
Tenn.
srrRrNT CoURT-SPEciAL TERN.-CosNoN
PiEu-TEat TEay. and strEaioA COUar-IRiAL FERA.-
d,o4fusl 10 30 Term.
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The Missouri Sfnte Convention.

JpYFgRsCS CRY. Mo. Tuesday, June 80. 1868.
Great confusion and excitement have prevailed in
the Convention fo' the past two days. Nothing has
amendments to the Emancipation Ordinance. II is
thought something definite will be accomplished
tomorrow but 1t il doubtful whether the action Of
this Convention will be accepted by the MAS Of the
people.
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BOsTON- Iuesday, Jun- 30. I6bJ
The new sloop-of.war Shenandoah, from Phila.
delpha the 2jth on her trial trip arrived here tits
afternoon She easily made II, knots without cam
VA, and er officers consider her equsl il not suPe-
r.or, 10 any war vessel uhoat. Capt. ID. b. Ridgy
i, in command, j. s. Skerri,t is Lieutenant-C ON
:napder, and T.. NJ. Guild Paymsster. Her compile
.uent Of seamen will be made up at this port
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MARIE ID.

BENEDCT-TINKNOR-On Friday, May %. by the Rev.
Moses Baou Chas Benedict Grace A. Tirknor, both
Of this city. No cards
HICKS-POTTS-At 81. George Church. on Tuesday June
3d. by the Rev Thomas T. Jsggis, Dr. l. Lawrence Hicks
to Isabel Co. daughter Of Geo H. Potts esq OF this city
SIMMONS-SNEDEN-In Hoboken on Tuesday June 81.
1863 by the Rev Alfred Hsrrs, Mr. Oscar simmons OF
NewYork, and Mrs. Sarah A sneden Of Hoboken, N j..
No cards.
Kingston Argus and Detroit papers please copy.
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Runicfs Of Cabinet Changes.

AhiiA+h-. ii'"s A~cs@aJf S--t ~ 4.N''
The third edition Cf Jh' BEiet'A soys
There +. a report in gbis ely to-day ttat Gen.
B1ier ha- been appointed secretary oi War 10 + ace
q. Mr.. Stanton. and Gen. Mcclellan General 10.
CuIef il Place vi Gen II .llecs We cannot trace II
20 Anv trust worthy source.
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IlrMtS TEMPERAMENT. - History, Dehni-
ton, md u.suis.ssnsuin-. Phlesoiac thol~fc-
hIef4r-I1Ir bI.us S-frous. hra. ,tiTe. and McuAL
Tns PAr.i.ffsr o. HAN -Nisssf.u Ef.a'air.-The E'e
we ~ What u.u D, uste h9~ 20 iass h. ne,'ie-
rri 49,. u..tlus. A.fhaf.s blffh. ana ussiAs Inter
-.ins f.fis .u JOY PnhHo.ins,at 4"rAsaii - cents
e. .hss~tl FDrtsA NEits. Ne~-f9fA
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DEAFNESS,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DIsL Asses OF THE EYE. EAR AND THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Surgical and Practical observations the Die
cases Of the Ear, with hiS ne Mode Of Trsamentr
NEW TESTIMONY.
DEAFNESS,
NEW TESTIMONY.
Nn.YoRa Nave, TsJJ.

entirely deaf In my lefs esr accompanied by dis.
charge placed mysef under Dr. Won Eis.nbss care who,
by his great skill restored to perfect hessns in the
thort space Of few minutes without gvog slightest
pain. and the discharge has ceased entirely The Essbs
Tube which obntersted is quite opers and isl
the passage performs its functions am amply ssstei
and recommend every suffering from npxred hearing
place themselves under the treatment Of ths eminent and
successful hysicisn.
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OFFICE,
No. SIG Broadway,
SEAk ilIti.oI.

spring aud Summer.
have lu,l completed my extensive stock Of
SPRING aGc SUMNER CLDIhING. not suf-
passed in the - assortment taste st'lr or price,
In ,his ETY. Toe Custom. hooui. Chil-Tens and
Furnishing Department not ecu.rd fntn- .'i'.
fsc,ion given money reiafsed Please call aud
.Iamioe for yogrse.ye..
+ b bALDnIS Nos. 10 .nd y Bowery.
LARGEST STORE IL TAE CITY.
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Entertainments. wednesday. Jul, 4.

SIgIDS 1IEbEs-Its buf-'. NoH..
IAIHk klENk'- THAI Al" 70. nfPsf..-
EAIai Ns ItaEt N-Dsu. l.ui Thumb 49, vile. Con
s..t 49, i'n.i. " .ur4 stt Ltsts Dftas' a. ~ ni d
tPNlSs HALi.-.L 10 >.sI.a psl.ou.
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The DEATH or cot. NJ. X. BEr,s osE-nUsDRED-

The DEATH OF cot. W. X. BRYAN oSL III HphEp-
-AsD-sEvENTI-FifTH REGIMENT y. l.. '.
Tn. remain. OF Col Bryan. VINO Killed In the recent
b,for. Pon Hudson being brought on boad o
steamer to .hi. city route TO Albany whore
they nrs to bo Inferred The Common Council on Albany
will send Committee for the purpose Of receiving tho body
which expected here tomorrow Prepaa''on' are being
made In TIA. city by the hisnds military aud o'iel OF oo
nt, In order 10 testify their resp,e. for the merits VI tho
dee,s,d colder oh tho niys OF bis remains among ihe
s,ys,n officer. OF the regiment Of present In this city
Cspt Jas. Brioe la, arrived from Albany to wall she arrival
Of TIA. remains Capt Edward OOfman who fought under
Col Bryan In the battles In the AttArps' country la
issued the following call:
All officers Of tho 18th Regiment q, present In 'h ey
"A we. n, the friends Of tho late Col NJ h Bryan VINO iri
while uobly leading his regiment Ia tho late attack Oh Fort
Hudsop are requested to meet al tho fafk hoto on hut
day July D. ~ o'ciock m, 10 mshs P'ephs ''' '"'
reception OF his RENAME
The cause 40 which Bryan fell aud tho noble manner
in which he discharged his military duties In the held aie
to guarantee to hi. remains srespeet
ful reception 81 the bsnds u tho hew'foik PuDu@
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EIOlr WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 re -, !. Tribune
i. ,,mNGToN .u,si,y Jur. 30 IL p1
GrN. MrAbl'n ChIEI OF sTArT.


WARRINGTON. Ia,slly. Juu, 30. Ii d.
GIN. MEADi's GRIEF OF STAFF.
Gen Mead- il s.d 10 have appointed as bis Chic,
of S,air ZEN. Henry II. Warren, Chief Engineer Of
the Army of tie Potomac. Gen. Warren is dis
tinguisaed well for personal gallantry and gem
eral capacity anI experience for skill as al en-
gineer.
THl CAPTURE NEAR IDwARDS'S FERRY.
The soldiers who were captured near Edwards
Ferry by the Rebel cavalry were taken within
fifteen miles of Baltimore, and there released on
parole. They Were forced to walk the whole ds-
lance with terribly bstered feet, although the
mules, several hundred in number which had been
captured near Rockville, were without riders.
Two OF the paToed prisoners positively sfirm that
a Rebel sergeant murdered three of the captured
negroes, who Were too much exhausted to proceed
further.
THE DISCIPLINE OF THE PORT ROYAL CoL0EED
TROOPS.
Authentic information from Port Royal provost that
the acts of Col. Montgomery not attributable TO
the ferocity want Of discipline Of the troops under
his command The colored soldiers are uniformly
found to be doclc and 10 obey strictly, orders TO
frain from page.
Col. Mougomery's proceedings are unauthorized
by the authorities here
STATE EXPENSES FOR RAISING TROOPS.
Several States have sent in their claims to the
General Government for reimbursement account
of expenses incurred IN raising troops by the States
previous TO muster into the United States service.
The sum total of the claims received amounts TO
SOL ,99l.
These claims are credited in the Third Auditors
Bureau, under direction of the Hon. X. J. Akin
son, A. VI. Gangwer having special charge Of the
claims.
MILITARY SENTENCES.
CAPT. WIN. c. Rchey, Company c, 10th Illinois
Volunteers, las been dishonOr,bly dismissed the
service. David l.. Blair, Company u, i3th Ohio.
has been imprisoned for deserIion.
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-Gen D1 dispatch says that COL Spear, in bis
recent da,b On tie Virginia Genital Railroad, cap
tnted "Gen. W. +. Lee There are two Lees beside
the Commander of the Rebel army. his son Gen.
W. \. Fiizhugh Lee, aud bis nephew, Gen. Fnz
Lee, each commanding brigade Of five regiments oi
Cavalry The latter is operating near Washington
70 that if either were really taken, it was Fnzbugh
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HOMAs GRANAN. No. 500 SHAW
Nry.YoRK. krT l9c.

NkS.1 ok NY !, I5lJ
have great pleasure testify the skill Of DR. ron Ei'en-
berg his office almost completely deaf and came
out with my perfect bearing It is nearly twelve mouths
since and the hearing perfect The operation Which last
ed minute, in each of my gave pain
Whatsoever with confidence, recommend all sufferers to
place themselves under DR.. Won Eenbegs UNSURPASSED
skill SAMUEL c. HUNT.
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CHRONIC CArARRH CURED.
READ

NEv-1ORK, NsTch.I, I8II
This /. 10 certify. that have suffered from very -syets
CHRONIC CATARRH. with . dsll heavues IN the head !
felt u completely stopped accompanied oy connoa
trp-. of the throat the chile stesug VIA occs-
sons bot fushes ,htDss Of the che't. and pam ~
much 90 ,ha, every thought iwss consumption Hsv'
the great performed by Dr. Won Esnoers
con,ulted hiun WITH bot lr hope o. cure. an now
nAppy enabled 20 sd my Testimonial 70 the gsa num-
o-r ready ~ Doctors posse.ou IS TO LIS sc,tLhc
Ard .1ccr,.u ode Of treatment, lie las ihoSn D. ny
.s and wncn have procuref to- him IN
yea, putatcn entirely restored 70 p-i-ct health
TIA. 10 most sincerely recommend all sufferers ron
CHRONIC CArARRd aud SORE THROAT % sqpW st
1u.- 10 p OLA Esegbers nth AlutY Of Deue cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No 3o3 tihss
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Court Of Appeals.


AIraNr. June - The foilowingis the Calendar
~ tls tou o. pea, iof Wriaes5av Jolly Noa II. 10
OBJ. ~. 10. il1. 10 rs u. ard ~.
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opeudl Noilces.

Republican Central Commiitec.-lhe Regular
--,i. OF this i be- he'd % hcstlIsrtvEs on
THURSDAY EbfSlNG July : los. ~ D Oco-S
BY order M. a. DAZZLING. President,
A. NJ PAtsEE s.sr,.ads.
JoHr J SHAW ''N''''
General Soriety of Mechanics and Tradc-men
II the CITY of New ork.-In- krsu.af Meeting VI
the society VIII Dc Mechanic, I.a, 70 ~ broad
way THIS (Noluo,isy EEESlN,,. a. Que boar aeI SUI.
set WILLIAM VAN NORDES. Secretary.
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Bell. ItAD.-The marke, Tor all kinds Of butch
animals hi, week has been IN favor o. the buyer and
the pro'pe, that {, will eouin1e The closing day OF
the N,.y m,r.s, ior beef cs, decidedly wo'e than
the spenn s for aove and that considered lower
than h- previous qusrer 70 hAfa cent pound II
viii tr..en by reference to tn. reports ofth. cattle market
that - and Ian b have also declined much more than
buocf. beef 4, IT'LL hsh. people a, iei', In
du.e 10 Jslnt - mutton. We Continue 10 receive and
slaughter II 20 1900 hogs, wees tie of, o. which 10
'oi BY the pser' Cor avery ,m. phco and f.rnh. the
rosStlth an a.unLnncr Of rhe.r mtAt.
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No. 6 M..erols-sy.. GreeGpoin,, l. /.

No l36 HADrsOS-sT.. NBw-NoRg. Feb. O. SOB
have been completely deaf ia and partially in
the other for above years with dis
charge from both combined with continual rumbng
noise In the head for which have been treated BY moe.
eminent practitioner In the city without the slightest relief
Icen,ul.ed d. Won Eseabeg but mus. candid that
had no faith in his when did u Is therefore
due to DR. Won Esenberg to acknowledge that sntey
cured s,O he displayed tha sE and knc-ledzs which
have procured for him such Unriysled reputation A,
have opportunity comparing bis mode Of trestmen
with that o.hers truly state that it is ony
ror principle. which direct mis- od- o, restoring hs
hearing sre, in my opinion, certain. JOHN TAYLOR
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Naval.

HALiyAx. N. g., Tuesday, June 30, 1863
The United States gupboat Howqua, Capt. Dew.
chs, has put in here for Goals.
--Msj. Gen. McClernand and Staff reached Spring
field, Illinois Saturday having been relieved Of his
command BY Ma. Gen. Grant.
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Th. ceiths, ,ha, my mother has been for Inc sct-
ed with deafae.s suffering from pain. aud rumoiins
noie. ae head together with other indications o. totL
los. Of hearing Dr. Won Eisenberx removed from hsr
great Of a;,er together with cosyuasd blood
-va. her inauan-onsly and oil without Tau Is /. wth
grateful hsnks that give this testimony y his kit
CARROLL J. PO5I, 10. p SoUthst
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Duelllrss Nou1es.
fyoS's

LYONS
M,GxErtc Is,xcr Povpgs.
III. or Gins. and ce.in Vernu Er,emiul,or Tho sIrhor
dasfy effect. Of h, article .ns Ro'chss Ante Bus
Fr,. Sc ana prsservias Fuu Cloths, Furniture &c
fo Moth. hs beeu ,ocd - years aad warranted FeiI
bic. II 4, frsc from Poison.
Beware Of Imitation. and coun,crfo. Each Ga,k hs. the
s.usuf. q T.. Lyon.
Lyon. Rat Pill. certain death to Rat. aud Mice. soldby
al Druggists and uuitute d-Aler.
DES.s ). B.KsE' Co., Agents,
No .o2 Broadway New.YOri
TuI BEST WAY TO AVOID SUN-SrROKEs is to
have bat properly constructed neat h,ng and made up OF
eral ap,ed ths~ of the burning sys Of the
.pn Such hat. may be obtained kSoIs No. ?J broad
~ay corner fFaton st. whore OF the splendid
.ortmsn Of r anl Cars the city may be found, which
In style and ps unrv,ed Parties IN search Of the
best must rsmsmbef KsoI We II? Bfo,d~ay
JuLy4.
EHmuIrIoN,. frnlIo AsD PRivArr.
LILLIESp,HGs tNcELsioH futrWuRH,
Warranted b-st ana cheapest
Order early 81 e great rush preceding tho 9Th
tus,rOs s'oylEtp.
G~nera Agents,
No - John-',., near william
JtrrlRs's LADIES AND GENTS SHOPS for
Summer attract crowd. Of tho er who appreciits
genuine French Material and WORK JETFz.. No 81
BfoadNsy Alo, depot il tho sale Of b''' p" boque'
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMisAL, CRiN.
AKi ANb sKatAL sTsrEN.-S~w snd fesbls uramrni--in
,pofs a.. HOWARD ANNOUNCEMENTS In sealed i-t,of
.tSlaps. ii.o Of charge Address Dr. J. SkILIIS HOuGH
los Ho~sIi A"oeiaton. PLlaiep pitts Pa
Nos. 290 aud 299 Bowcry.
The CsR,PEst CAsu CtoriuSG WAHSnprss in tho City
Oko. A. HusrzKk Go.
CON Pens. -Tlc best and the cheapest, at
A MoRgON',. No. Is hsid-r..auo. Nc~'fof..
TRussEs.-NARsH 4 CO.'S Radical Cure
Trt. Oaee only at No Nesey', Al.o Supporters, Sue
p.p,o, Bandsgss SBL Elastic Stocking. for NAeoss Veins
shoulder Br.oos SC. lady attendant.
Img PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
~ T. Also Philadelphia and boston Only houses OF fALhhR
4 Co Avoid imposition by calins on tho in'rntor
FoR TIN HMR-BARRy's TRicorHERoUs.-
Tho bot ard oheapo', ur,iclr sold 10y Druggists
BACHELORS HAIR DyE-Thc best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless, and instantaneous
IA effect The genuine 1. signed WILLIAM A. BArCHELoR
sold by all DTugEas Factory. no u bafclsJa
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Carte. de Nisto 81 pcf doEsni Duplicstr,, Al 20 All
Negative. registered. X A LEWIS lo2 Chsthsmst, N Y
COVERINGS FOR the FEET.-CANTRELL
No Gl3 Broadway between th aud 2tbs Ladies are IN
vited examine at CaniEe, large assortment OF oil the
different kbd. Of Doors and Suogs manufactured expressly
for customer aud at prices cheap auy other osab
shment la III. city.
EyERDELL's WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS,
the In the city French Noss Papers Diplomas
Checks. sssls, 40 No. W. Broadway. COS. Duaasst
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To the Associated Pre-,
W,sHlNGToy Tuc51sy Jnu. ~, 1863
INSTRUCTIONS FROM TIE TREASURY DErART-
MENT.
The following additional instructions have been
issued by the Treasury Department:
Collectors AM Other. informed thai ,, Department
ccncur' IN The decision q the Courts. ths' chsr.. cr
os,ion Of goods from the interior Of the country by rail-
lion C,uno be sdted 70 IN" % sood' Tor - puro" f
,sab ,he,f du.iabe value A.! ogs,. nd eh.fsc' i"c
Ti-'icr mort dlIN Nc &c e1crii miiu" i"'''Anc"
de IA tie principal markets 90 On ihe drshc value.
The ususl std Legal Tse O. COMMUNION CO. mere. andls"
ffou Crest Britain las been dec ed in tie T. : Cron
Curt AZ New orb % tie OF Bfret 81 al Srhe.
,.,s.,t,, roo Cor,,T.,t. f,-or@ .i.,o P.,i lee
cs- % bs PER crntou ~ tbs decian iho Depsr
iaent -.a concur.
AgpFST or 4 SUSPECTED PERSON.
a man cicrscd ia United States uniform wa
arrested to-day AT Annapolis Junction under such
circumstance. "a to justify hs Incarceration in tie
Old Capitol Prison, on suspicion Of being a spy.
THE LOST CoMIls>ARY STORES.
I'll, capture q comuisAry siores by the Rebels
On Sunday morning took place ,X mile. This eide of
Edwariss Ferry, an 10, Il. ,-e Ferry. II was
reported
so ATTEMPT TO BLOCKADE TmE POTOMAC.
4 careful examination Of tie bsuts Of the Poi'-
mac sloss ,hn, there tas been 10 nieup, by IT,
Rebels recently 20 .b-,ruc, H. nay..,,rou; nor
there any Indications whatever O. 'u-' e pufi0e.
TIE ARMY OF ms rD1oMtC.
A letter rom H. Army Of lie Potomac received
tonight, says Gen. Meade saip. au.n i' vel. 20.
ceived everywhere, and tat Dc Is employed ~
arranging he plans for he futurc ably s--Is'sd ~
the cliefe Of tie varou. departments, who served
under the former commanders OF Tie army. Our
iroops are now in porion rcpel an attach, o. n
once G-suue the offensive.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June p ls61-My desr daughter brous. me TO Dr. Won
erb-r. almost blind both could not Dear the
pain nor he .h, completely cured by Dr. Won fseD-
berg and called my sfsiuee 70 the Doctor
for hi. .k sud unremtns attention BY when recovered
one Of the most prscou. 10 s.r being 'l Of
Tor four yeor 1t IL only Dr. Won Lssnosis 70 state
.ha, have ued several Physicians in vlD shs BE- nsp-
ny bear per'ons testimony 10 DR. zoo E'snoe' an-
rysed success lady zsuerizn vino vii "a ca uc
HuGH DILLON, No. . Eu.ton.t, broos.yn.
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i(lIIiN.
Iodine W uter

Iodine Water
tho mos, important discovery OF modern chemistry and
Il 1. impossible t. oyof-es..ui.s iuhaeoce remedial
AGENT oI has been cou,id-gcl Che useful article
In Mdisoa MedeI. aud many OF the nao't scientific and
practical chemist. ,nd physician, have iaVs's,ed is Of
upon the Human system hs pronounce to act upon
the
HEART
DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND GLANDULAR
SYSTEM.
and TO have srss. control over
sCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS
Notwithstanding the xs, and ability which have beea de-
voted ito Investigation, IL tsm,asd slino,! useless. un!
Dt Henry Andc physician aud chemist o!th' City, siier
years Of patient labor aud pertinent dscOysgei chel cal
process. which en,blsd h! to Dissolve
PURE IODINE ~ PURE WATER
without solvent This, considered impossible by tho scien.
tine World (, at,e,,ei by ceraoNs sa,y,, from Or J.
L. Chiffon OF this city aud PrOs Booth. u 5 Mat Phila
de phia Tn, Importance Of tn, discovery highly
appreciated by Faculty that It Published in the Med
eel Jonrua. aud L., use recommended practitioner, (ee
An.Arlc.n Mslica! Monthly" July d $50 page TO-
Thi. salusb. medicine l. now syalsbs 10 thu pubc.ior
the 81 ScoiulA In oil Il. manifold forms Consumption
Nuurnsi- Nef,ou, Affections Female Wsskoes.e Dyspep
syph. AID tho oay remedy toF tie successful otaiieA
ton VI MeIcuTis! Disesse
ASATONIC.
Il. operation (. evnced by strengthening the digestive organ,
aud easing tho app-te La OF DyspepA Emacii
tion sui Debility Increased nutrition Of the body 10 the
fr,u, Of thu -upoy-nt Of Iodine The pseut
becomes full strong aud hOrid
Full direction, accompany each bottle
TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE
Pie. SI per Bottle. rs per hsIi.doIen.
Sold by Drugsss seg, by Express rsoelp. Of price.
All consultations hes.
DR.. n. ANDERs h co,
fhysIcsn, aud Chemists
No A3 Broadway. New.forh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

The Pitchers are Rcndy!!-We mean the new. sea-
.onaDlr patrlt double YER lsed ICE PlICHEAS-s
lie higher pce than last year 6u, Of much b-slti-
FOL PATTERN. and the guNity OF ShEtFlELD PLATE
lao ~ and quality Of TEA eEis UkSS. CASIEks
WATERS FORKS. SPOONS etc. etc. claal 70 cay
Ia ths CT ~ho.ssr and retail patrons WI Rad Il
~ their tu,etss; to purchase OF
LUClUS HART Co.
No. A ~ RIr-lnk do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG,

irCraSe Of the Fire On The Enemy'S Lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

fasHioS Pleasure GRousDs.-The last trot
between Georse " Patchin and Gen Butler hAes piece
today ~ m Z. az ~ L y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

Pcremptory sale Of Land In Pelham. west.
chester County. parcel OF twenty acres hsndson-y
situated m tue OF Prhsu adjoining The premises u
Cta-. C0uder ESQ will ne sold By the Admin-atot, Of
au.. Hay decsaei, FRIDAY, toe ID OF July at IL
o'clock. Terms
TIE $3.50 train tho New.Haven Railroad stop. =. Pei.
hsmylle tie premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01
dia-Rubber Gloves,

'din- kubber (sIOves,
Gardening, Homework, sc.
GRO. HOss OF ALL SIZES
INDiA-RUBBER JENELRs.
And al kind, OF Rubb-f Good. " nolesae aud retail
GOODYEAR'S l. X. q. MFG Co.
No ~ All y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01

Gallo Priuters'
STARCH.
This article made expressly Tor manai ac,urers use Tbs
paste made thi, Starch ia warranted not to separate or
70 sour Ia tas uames. weather Manufactured only by
COLGATE Co.
No. 9 Dui:h-s,..
Between John and Fulton
The sun., 1863-08-11

tre' s's'v ei'i@u 49, $50 n Ncrs seas 'crt
o' su- o.. ~. ha'i l.. .I. e. "a hoo pActs,-s,
vii Pc 'f'''fe'. a.- .nnl,d ~ yu'hnent. or Vs'
he,ous b,
r. =" ~, -,..n :,n r'lci ~ the railroad 49, n';i
49, Las Ga. - he bc 1 t.ip1nsihs in tteL tpr
s0assrd o7oty ior an if.ary dors 70 Ia - 4
tf,in,. d. :, ,'stous hr e err'lIs.ss pr
son. N sgutc. aud "a rSse ~ -reh '1nrv th-v wa
h. .iup- c,le. A. az, trri cor esr ali dAu ssrs
Il these meA.urr. sh.U 4 not 'cp sucu dewsds
no, u eli become ths a-r'eu .n' 4lir % the IN
' sgn~d, W 10, cErcdtol 81 hn tr-,ric'i~s, fo di
tt4bt t.c cAHfc irheiittL. ,.e i.s.ti,t c'ua
e.. allows t.. fai'rcsi ls.ut 49, 40 Iiu,a, Aui
thcu NJ. per,y taken tor GoVet .ffcnt usc
'iro-.rD Nr,u-
NJ or = 49, 0orirar1iny.
The segf-ds,icns hsvinf boz cont'ntci smohr
n .itircns sutpeo,ed Or An1sr stt w. sic,cd IL
these d anssotious hs'. bser promptly arrested