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The New York herald., 1863-08-30
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,Ss., faiI 6yss bu iroa Steamships ioess:
CRY oF ss,ardss ss Sept Sept u
And ssssy sascsssiss Saturday auSo. ss pss Il NORM
Payable In god, or Il. eauivlLent in cssreacy.
Fs s,s: cabin 10 Locdon ssr.s q
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Pa.senser aiso forwarded 70 AsTc Brsmes. Rotterdam
FROM issrpsoi os s7s sss sins
s.es.ss s;s rho. Wish to sand for their friends
These superior accommodations fer
s. iss 1.sy s o n .aes s % and ca:
Fer farher apply iny Liverp.os WILLIAM
MAhc9LM a sS sst Hnoh sqna.e in Q.ss,s.sws 2 q
81 King William :iress 10 Paris 20 igiks DEcoUE si
Ssipas = JOHN O. DALE. iii wssui :ss-si. .s the
o'A'~' JOHN q DALE. Agent is Broadway,
CrEAMsHfP GRRAr RAsTHRr
NEW YORK AND IIyasfo0L
H0wLAkD'A AsPrNwALIs Agents
GREAT RAsrERN.
Will be despAached
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Second s.rs meal. furni.Aed q -
1oss.ss ais; :a; "a Ss.s !. xs dr. and ..o.aa
bins ONLY. fere Aaa = half.
srrvss. ps.:.sesr. esd children nsder ls
as. .ss ssss ss
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Prices q cSbia psssass from Liverpool rate
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Each passenger allowed tweutv feet Of useHee An
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HOTELS.

OATH HOTEL This WILL. KNOWN HOUSE. SIR
ID aed Bath. l. T.. sx miles from Hrookiyn. Scsssbie
Greenwood cais tencc oy stage sevca Ines par dsy
will b- during the Autrm Tor the odaou
Of boarers and transient guests liberal do
ductioa will be n,ado from summer prices -
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INSTRUCTIONS.

A YOUNG LADY, (ANnyOUNG stsrHR, EDUCATED
"A IN Psrs aud ais" speaking English perfectly. desis 10
leach French IN seminary, aud assisting music Ad
through fost Owen "a Wasren SocItor of Pat
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e1n RRwARD.--s --sToLLEN FROM So WILLOW
PlV street. Brookyu l4dy's gold wstchgard; any one
sturntng the " - Willow street. elye the
shove reward aud 10 questions asked
eOS REwARD.-sTRAYED FROM l5s ELTzABErH
VLD street. on "Wednesday morning small back aud
Slut short ami short tail Tue nnd-r Will
cve e,o reward by returning her to the shove address
eEn REwARD.-LUsr OR STOLEN. ON rIE EVEN.
POO ting ~ 1bur~dss eth inst. gold Hunting Lever
wsch tNo. - U7L Thomas Russell Son makers LIVER
oo with csin attached Fifty dollars will b.
watch and no questions asked Apply 10 Hsrtou. ~ Full
eE0 REwARp-sToLEx.A A HORSE. wA0oy AND
OOv lisvness, from Kysrson . stable Passac, n. J.
bay Horse is hands gn round bsrrs sni aim tail little
white both hind srt stylish driver. black Dody
han spring wagon red runnisg black mounted
-~iher bs no shscx. fnAStiagale. Information
map l.i at knprc Hotel corner q T.en oarih
cod Third ssenue. r. HILL FOWLER
e7S REwARD.-Losr. on SATURDAY AUGUST rs
~ IN rosns from Ferry -seccsd north rissr
V testh svuus 10 - rhlrsy nfth ssreet brd
to rw~nty.sixth ana Drusf 70
1weoty third erect eght stone Dsamond Cluster PIN
Asy p~rson returning The Is West 1wenty third
street. will ccsave The above rswara. -. T-
AOOn GEwARD.-LosT. ON wEDxEsDAv Avryp
4ZUV evening. August - . lArye ain 10 Stone
Diamond PIN, Stone weisax srce ..ghly
color u lost either Washington. train
shat wsshinstnn af 90 r. ~ f~pos at Bait
mere or btseen the depot aud Barnrns uo.e Or II the
bot- and~Y Will lbs shove reward by leaving
asa pu a. Baruuu Hrsri. BaitImorr. or oice of
Soedan l. Mott. Jr. 90 ~a:er sire-s u Na
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r00hOPOLk1Ah OR CUBAN INSTITUTE AND Mill.
~ tary Academy. New hamburg. n. YAH hs csmn'ea
and htgher Huesh nchea Mathematics frruch 6pAnsh
0srAa. Lsaan and Military Tactics taught conprtsni
nass rssadng In Me ns,lsatc complete Gymnasium,
Gna Playing 0xouno SkAsing ronds Military Camp,
Drill sos. twenty sso acres Of around. aisd With tie
ooAapyeent MILITARY tsacAse For commodosnsas ~ bid
ue itO rooGs1 ana heethiancs. Of locatioa unsur
..lni.y fIh passac.asN appg e Mr chAs lknxlNs
nro0me street y; T. Or V ANDRES CASsARD. Dmscsos.
New Hnfubuug. n. X
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A LII BOYS, PREPARED PRACTICALLY FOR BUsi
"A nessAt DOLbEAks commereia Academy. ooJ Presd
wey cnn oot&in good Auatons In Offices bans
Thoy cAru healthy manly habits; become qucx 81 ~
rapid bNsiuess pcauen sad good bookkepers.
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HOhMKRffAL AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. 10 HEnRY
~ struet. New York. viii Septembert Roons
coanpess osden All!l corps " expertunccd tcAchsrs
: 3OLoNOh JEkNED, A ~, rrtncpal.
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A WRENCH LADY Who oAN SPARE A FEW
"A honfs would like TO givs private lassona. 70
make an eneAeeuiant ~ vstng xoveruoaA with
shoeA O. pfvase family IN the city. would also give In
strucoos Tor her board
Instructton, box 10 Herald oice
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

GVURNfSHRD HOUSE WANrED-WIIh ALL THE
modern improvements loca,sd Ia good ne eyhlcveooa
bounded BY Becxer Thirty Third aud Stn
avenues Rent 70 exceed 81 Ul Address Holloway He
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

left as monuments of their former siltings
and their devotion to the cause, u small pile
of empty wine bottles, which had been used
in the initiation of the honorary members
The late visit of Secretary Smiihers was the
occasion Of several very interesting meet
ngs the association having made him Il
"quill' of the "lretlul porcupinc,' and with
heilting ceremonies, introduced him TO the
mysteries of the organization; did its best
to entertain him during his stay represen.
taiiycs from all the Regiments of the Brig
AIDE were punctual in their attendance, and
the consequence was n feast of reason, and
How of soul in true military style, which
caused nm elderly gentleman OF the healing
art who had just been promoted 10 II seal in
the assembly, to inquire If the members were
afflicted with hydrophobia, for he had oh
served that there was IL strong aversion to
water on the part of many. But the water is
no longer diluted now il is drank without
any admixturc.
The drift Of all of this is, is the times du-
ring the past week have been dull, and there
has been little to withdraw our thoughts
from ourselves. The Rebels, now, il would
appear, are disposed to vary the monotony
a little, for we were all nconsiderntely AVA
kcned this morning before day, to get under
arms in readiness for an expected attack from
our enemies, who didn't come programme
spoiled
We witnessed to-day the presentation oil
4 very handsome sword, on the part OF tho
l4th Indiana Regiment, TO Major General
French. 1t was an interesting time. The
Regiment accompanied by its Band was
drawn up in line. The Colonel made a
speech and the General responded. Quite
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

The cODnprhpads of New York hold n
at,...
'"e' "''''"s III 'u"V e''5 II" u"ys "Su,
ut which the good natured little Attorney
general of Delaware smoke. We nre indcbt-
to, Na,, v,ut. -. c,. ...;.
P"P'' 'V' s'nof''s ="
ms REMARKS Whlch, being not very lengthy
We give TO our readers, as follows =
Alfred R. Wootten Attorncv. Cienaroi Of tho
state of Dolowaro vas nor ;ntr,'ino.1 ~ III
sail ibot Tho Iitt;o s,oto of Daio,,aro toi 81,
the ,vrnnnicol no.por Of rho ;DNhocla H."
tration The RcnnIlicor nor,,, LII AZ. H..
coln nj its bcaj frroansi r. ~, las as. i h
executed. conll ie Jov he ,rioJ ron,io,od onI
hung. LGreat applause The Administrator
vas vas an insult to the flag and traitor to their
the pryileaef which NJ I;ncoIn la ,a,,ina,
reading newspaper to see what the people
'"g gas, mad. p,,,.,,.,;. ,.,,-....
this. and n glorious meeting il waa' In bsl"o
ware, when he went to vote against the miuion
nov "Iys d o. Dc aware, ne mad to pass under
Iis lbertics fLouI cbceTs bannJ 1"| nich,
hunt Mr. Lincoln, and never could find him by
an honest scent, me Consultation would always
N Ala
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
Letter from the First Delaware.

CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH. Va,
Thr'sday night, June 4, 1853,
FRIEND EokEL;

INV 9""y hlHWtS Jblt - loinf
FRIEND EC9EL:
When the rafting of the ice
in the pitcher is no longer heard, or the
dewy beads of moisture stand not on the out
sides when no soda iount on the counter,
with its seething sound, gives out its elItr-
vescent liquid relreshingly to fauces parched
like southern clay in heated term when
Strawberries with their luscious rcdness, and
appealing invitingly with their creamy and
reirigerant Accomplishments to the palate,
are among The unattanable, growing only
for the delectation of northern appetites and
the adornment of saloon windows when the
sun of an ardent cline literally and remorse-
lessly eXpends its heat upon the blue caps
OF the soldiers; when the only means of
shedding some of the heat, is by shedding
some Of the clothes then the dweller in
tents becomes reminiscent of the appliances
in vogue outside of the army for keeping
cool, and of the facts that un exclusive diet
OF meat and bread is not exactly the acme Of
the ambition of sensual man.
The small streams which make anoisc dis.
prOpOrtionate to their size, as they tumble
over rocks, in their tortuous course through
green meadows, TO the Rappahannock. h.
come Mecca to which pilgrimages are made
daily by the residents of the camp, warm
and dusty. The contents Of cantcens are re-
newed frenurnilv from thn ,Icos,nt srr;,.,,.
Coats are east iii ~ IN unnncnesnr, i,,,r, ~
the habiliments of mnnEind Eycy,i sh,6,
spot il apnropriot,d bv its comlort 'Seo i,'
saual. and the hnmmocEs tbnt swim ," i,'5
tween tho trces orr nnvor ,,ithont ,hais, 'o
cnnonts - W.
A condition bv cnuricsv calIed inort;, Ian,
in reality laziness has nrowoiInI i, , ,'''
absence Of that cycitr,ndnt 80 ossonii'I w." ~,
The soldier constitnti"nni niisn"si it'", :"
brinr into NAV INV "narani Nv
thn eicct bn1o ,y;tl H., iont ,',eii'i "n
ncnditure Of ta o, ,s '''5 ~ puSIi"'u "a
lnJnce Oh fa,ha. Tino " '' i,u o. uouS, 10
rround ot {. J"nIa nmictn , "' w. Tl 'ru
who nrocnrcs n novoi Ga ,r" d p,en ne ,na"
Gered fnr,n"oto ro1lo,r du5 ,Ia - uo,lS'-
t,lls asioan "n,sido " ~ , .u" w o Mno
for comnassion far us 10 , ~, - s1.yret
Init Of In,n ,J NV - ~ "nou ,l'i'uo .le
"t ~. VI 9o''e n''son,flous PrAlh, ana wakes
ioineJ ,rom "v' n ~ Ei'iuH Is 'mougn ne a
n cork rracefnlIv ost,iID Fl" nosa anI VI
ling with Gghtel mntcbae 'rho hors 81 ,Ia,,
checourrs or chess with as much ~ys p,"{
interest rs thon@h the moves ,vnro nr "u
stroteric imnortonce "s thosn If ,h -, a ,on
tending armies. and The p" Iorksp NAV wa" u,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
NEWS AND OTHER mArrrns

The ID Division of the 9th Corps of
the Army of the Potomac, made recon-
noisancc on Friday last. They crossed
at FranBlin's crossing, near Deep Run.
They took the rebel rifle pits, at Frcder-
icksburg and about 100 prisoners
Fernando Wood passed through Balti-
more on Saturday moaning last. The
soldiers from New York, stationed at the
Camden Street depot, loudly denounced
him as " Copperhcad and Traitor"
Opinions are expressed in diplomatic
circles in Washington, that the reports of
the capture of Pnebla by the French, arc
not only nnfounded, but that the French
sustained repulse-
We have the good news from Vicks-
burg that rebel messenger from Penn
berton to johnson has been captured by
Grant The dispatch said that he (Pcm-
beiton) was getting short of forage and
ammunition, and could only hold out ter
days longer. The wreck of the gunboat
Cincinnati has been burned by the Con
federates
The order putting the department o
Major Gen. Dix under the command o
Major Gen. Hooker was issued on Mon
day. 1t is presumed that Gen. Dix will
ask ut once to be relieved from duty.
The storming of Port Hudson com
menced OH the 27th. Gen. Banks has
gained a partial success, with a terribl,
loss of life to his adversary's and his Owl
forces A colored regiment from Louisi
ana lost six hundred men killed, in charg
on the enemy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09


Enron JouPNAL:
In these tines Of excitement
when the life Of q great nntiup hangs trembling
III the balance, We nrr likely To neglect other
important subjects. Among these | would class
Health Refoim. Indeed this subject, most in
lcresing to man, because involving his happi-
ness for all time, has 1ledys been neglected by
the people; they have, uunccnuntakly, been
willing TO en-. Gst this most vital of all studies to
the Physicians, while they have devoted them
selves to the prosecution Of studies aud business
prrsuits, which they have idly supposed would
couduee to their happiness
In the meantime their habits OF living anil the
means taken TO regain health when lost, have
ruined their constitutions, made impossible the
attainment Of the coveted happiness, nnd instead,
left them with aches and pans more numerous
anil unhearahle than all the tabled evils of Pan
dorn's Box. What s life without health What
ecu we achieve either physically, intellectually
or spiritually w. h n body nil unable TO perform
its lductions, because Of lranagression deem
this neglect Of health one great cause Of the
| failure Of tho Church to redeem the world The
men who arc Its representatives have not re-
cognizcd the value Of Tbs life they have taught
that only The Soul is worthy of carc. Acting
upon this belief, they have enienynIed to elevate
it, to save il, md fit it for higher life without
trying, Mt the same time, to purify the casket
in which it must dwell, while it is being thus
developed. "A well ny to develop tho lustrous
qualities Of IL diamoud without first cleansing
its outer nieg'ments. As easily draw Iurc
waters from fountain rcekng with impurities
anil filth
Mind and spirit are only related TO this earth
and its duties through tie physical organic ition
How, then, can you Improve the capacities OF
the former without henlthy body tn perform
these duties? Then away with the foolish
tWaddle about delicate children beiur ion pure
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

The National Intelligencer of saturday,
makes the following announcement;
Admiral Foote. who has been ordered to
relieve Admiral DUPONT from the command
Of the South Atlantic BlOckadng Squadron,
is now at his home in New Haven, (Conn.)
hul is expected to sail from New York in
day or Two TO assume the command which
las been assigned to him. The Evening
Post states that Admiral DUPONT preferred
request some time ago TO be assigned to
some other command, and the present action
Of the Government is simply in compliance
with this request. Admiral DUPONT has
been in uninterrupted service ON the At
lantic coast for nearly two years, aud is
greatly in need of brief resi- from labors
which have proved most cxhausting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
DR., Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthmn, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Swea's, Pains, breast or
side) Nervous Debility, Hopping Cough Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, lioarseness, all Pumon-
ary Complaints. Volumes might he filed with
proof from oil parts of the world, 10 provo that
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history OF medicine that acts so prompt, even in
the worst cases Of pulmonary disease. good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and dis.
position for netiye exercise, is sure to follow its
use. If you have been tnmperng with the many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant Of
the science of medicine, in theory or practice,
md your case been neglected. the cough deep,
with purulent aud bloody cxpeetoraiion, pain
and oppression, sore throat, darthwl, night
sweats, fever, paTched skin, you will find in Dr.
Swnyne's Compound your ouly hope Of cure II
the bowels ARE cnstye, or headache accompanies
your diseass, dose Of SwRyne's Sarsnlmrilla
and Tar Pills will remove it, Thirty years eX-
periencc aud the increasing popularity Of "Dr.
Spdyne's hediciaes' are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by Dir, Swayne & Sou, $50 Sixth
street. above Vine. Philadelphia
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
See advertisement. Mays ly.
letter, Scald-Head, Itch, Blotches,
All Erupllnns of the Skin, Chronic Erysinelnp
of the Face, Old Ulcers, of long standing, that
put at defiance every other modu Of treatment,
are permanently cured by "Dr. Swayne's An
healing Ointment Prepared only by Dr. Swayne
X Son, $50 Sixth II above Vine. Philadelphia
N. H. Skeptlcs doubling the wonderful Gura
tive properties of "DR. SwAYSE's ALI HEALING
0lNTMENT,' anil "PANAcgA," ARE referred TO
Coi clayton Of Miklletown, Delaware, II gcntle-
man whose veraoily no unc can doubt.
Mays y.
Gray Hair Observation-Disclosures Prevent
ed.
"Lonlon Hair Color licslorer" aud Dressing
The only attestei article that will absolutely re-
store the lair to its original color unI beauty,
causing it to grow where it has fallen off or he.
come thin, Wholesale or retail ut Dir. Swnyne'4.
$40 Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia
Mars IT,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

LAWS of ma, Ni % Nr'-
Passed u he 7hdd 5csaonefi ini oath o"9rsS


c--NO 49,
An Act To- protect tho lirs upn,e els IL - iuc''
aud f,r other puIp'@s,
b. nenasifd b. the Sraar and HOaseiG hepr nidliris
n fis taii,d Of Amcfita ~ t0agrrfs osembct,
That ia all eases now hereafter pvhuing wiwau ANY
ship, vessel ar other Fpptry. shat 10 sondemns Ia rny
proceeding by virtue II tho Ahltt uvi ilnet. "r al
any other laws un that subject the eou rsnd' us jnds
iirnt ~ Condemnation SHALL now ltisltudinE iuth colt
du tinn sud before awarding such ship Nt.oluf other
properly or the proceeds then VI n the unisd states
to any nufnrr fss ptuyds r III. pay mtnt uut 81 the
ptuo eds IL such thip, vessel other mupry NJ any
hsna lido c.aius which shall le tilted 10y auA loya citizen
IT The United sltes any foreign si,'sHi lt'Wer al
poi,e aud nlniiy with Tue Ga Il stUns tat ivnilg
srch proceeding sud viii ihail ho duly e h"shrd by
ut tra a. Va clam Nsans such ship escl other
rr ports uuuer the laws the unitei States tl Auy
lyi sa', tter if pfrid L. hst ~ such etim shtli b.
allowed in any cas- wHrir the rauhi sl. have knuw-
gly sipAted the illegal use VI irh ship vessel.
other property! And lfocdci, also That hi, e'li
uxtanl such els ms ory nignt lave been op'arsd
~ ideaiy aga'rsl such snip, ysse other itopuy In.
Any loyal 81 Whrtrin sucn cts n arose.
see - AHdbeit frrihfr rtdc'ed That fnal Judgment
or decree In ary sut ia tho highest c0ut vi law equity
OF State in which decision Ia the sr't could m had In
any uise specified In the tweniyth section NJ thu act
entitled An act 10 stahs the judicial cnmis at tho
uaiied Staesr spnravrl September twenty ionth,
tueu hundred aud eightyriu may ba reeNamine and
e,rs,d ailfnei the Sup Court ii tho United
states uIpn writ VI ~ said set provided. ire
speetive at the value ul the nttsr In dispute
Appruvtd, March ., 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09

GRHTLgNASLy LApigs.-lu u rairoal car the
seats were all full except one, which WAS cccu-
pied by pleasant looking iishman-aud at one
Of the s'aiious n couple of evidently wcll.brcd
aud intelligent young ladies came in 10 procure
seats seeing none vacant they were about to
go into the h'ck car, when Patrick arose hastily
md offered them his seat with evident pleasure,
" But you wi have no seat for YOURSELF re-
spondcd one of the young Indies with smile,
hesilatipg with true politrness to accept it
Never you mind that ~ said the gallant lliber-
MAN, "ye're welcome to it. I'D ride upon the
cow-catcher to New York any time for u smile
from such jintemanly ladies !" aud he retired
hastily into the next car, amid the cheers of his
fellow passengers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-09
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DIED.

oDANlEL.-In this city, on the 18th ult Ina.
daughter of the nte VIM. +. O'Danicl in tbe
Ilh year of her age.
CARLISLE -On Taesdly morning, June III
WILLIE PRESTON, infant son of Stewart and
Elizabeth Carlisle, aged months and o DAYS.