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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhilNdcl-
IL phia. A Benevolent Institution estab.
lished by special Endowment, for the Relief
Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Viru.
lentand Epidemic Diseases, and especially for
the Cure Of Diseases Of tho ScSul Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with dc.
scription Of their condition, Gage occupation,
habits Of life, &c,,) and in cases Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorh@a,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and
ON the now remedies employed in the DiSpen
sary, sent to the afflicted In sealed letter onycl
opcs, free Of charge, Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable,
Address, Dr.. j. SKlLLIN HOuGHToN,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No, g
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, IA. BY
order Of the Directors.
EZRA y. HARTWELL. Fnslr'
GEO. FkiRCglID SwHsrv
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron TIE CURE OF ~
Costtreaew, Ja,m1icc, Dyspepsia, friigsSiot,
DySeateg, Foul Stomach, Etysipeia, Headache,
Piles, henmctim Eruption, and skin Diseases,
Licr Complaint, Dtgosy letter, Htmors and
Sale Rhstnn, IKom', Gom, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying no Blood.
They are sugar.coated, SO that the most sensl-
tive can take them pleasantly and they arc the
best apcrient In the world for oil the purposes OF
family physic.
Price rs cents per Box Five bOzou for $500
Grratnumben Of Clergymcn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages have lent their
names to certify unparalleled usefulness ofthesc
remedies, but our space here will no. permit tho
insertion Of them. The Agents below named FUR
nish gratis our AMERicAS ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions Of tho above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprinciplci dealers with
other preparations they make moro profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The siek
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
For sale by Beale, SetSZer & Co.
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months notes or cash, ut Bruce's New York
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SOMETHING NEW


Mr.. Editor You can Just say 10 the citizt,
.oI Point Pleasant and the country people "A.
orally, that have on hand, and am receiyb,
every few days ~ nice lotoE Cooking Stoves AZ
Household Furniture. such as Bedsteads, nj
rcas, tables, Chain, safes, stands, and all Oh
er kinds of Furniture, also nice lot ofWllN
ware, such Us Baskets Baby Wagons, 70.
Wooden wars Of ali description constantlyn
hand. As / have sold out the grocery parS,f
my business to Mr. Henry Graf, can put d
my time in the tin. shop, and will Il
dlsappont my customers in that line from Is
out. will from this time keep a good lot 4
un'warc on hand, regardless ofJenkins or fsy
either man Persons wishing to purchase ~
OF the above articles will do we'll 10 rive mn
call before purchasing elsewhere. intcndo
sell for CASH and by so doing can sell !.
ticlos rs cheap rs you can buy them in the 81.
lfyou donot believe itcall in aud SEQ foryo.
self, viii be fondin my salerooms ,in,r
Bealc's Hall, at all hours, Job Work donen
short notice
Dead loads" Of Fruit cans and senlinp.vr
on hands. JOHN LRONARD
Aug 2O-ly.
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, ed
Bugs, Moths in Furs, WOOlIens, t.,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals,t c
Put up in $50. SOC. and 81 90 Boxes, Bdes
and TASKS, SO and S. sizes for HorE1s, PkIc
INSTITUTIONS, SC.
"0nly infallible remedies known"
Gree from PoisOns."
"Not dangerous to the Human Famil"
"Rats come out of their holes to die
1f Sold wholesale in all large cities.
~ Sold by all DRUGGtsrs and RErAILEESv.
erywhere.
~ lllBswAarlll" Of all worthless imitation.
GT' See that "COsTARs" name is on each OK,
Bottle, and Flask, before you buy.
IT Address HENRY II. COSTR
lJ' PRINCIPAL DEror 1872 BROADWAY, n. VI
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OHIO FARMER
AND
OAIO MONTHLY CULTIVATOR,
FOR
1864. 1864.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
s. D. Harris, E5so..

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
y ". + B. n1 Ta1ncn.aD. Editors.
nm the first of January, 1864, will be issued
" ut Cleveland, the first number of the 18Th
Volume of the OHIO FARMER, and the first
number of the Twentieth Volume of the OHIO
CULTlYATOR. As heretofore, the Ohio Far.
mer will be published weekly, and win bs
conducted solely for the advancement of the
interests Of the Farmers, the Hosti;uiturists.
the Stock Raiser, and all other industrial pnr.
suits; and i will be made welcome visitor to
the Home Circle.
The Ohio Cultyator will be issued monthly,
81 pages large octave and will be devoted Ia
Practical Agriculture, stock Raising, Garden,
ing, &c.
TERMS
For l tho Ohio Farmer, per year 5000
For three copies 500
For five cOpios 500
For ten copies and nm extra to get.
terup Of the club 1900
For the Ohio Cultiyator, for single
copy, .por year SOC
Clubs Of ten, and m extra copy to
gettcr up 500
NJ Payment for either paper must bc strict,
ly In advance. Address,
"oHO FARMER
Nov %, 1851 Cleveland, Ohio.
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EAGLE MILLS, 4
II. ]. BENEDICT Proprido
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to The high price of coal, d..
shall grind for custom only on SaturdaI =
Persons wishing it can have their wheathx.
changed on Fridays,
charge the eighth for grinding wheal Ind
the fifth for grinding com.
9TCome on Friday or Saturday if you Int
to be sure Of finding the Miller at home.
Those living on the Kanawha river, Ind
wishing to send their wheat or corn to mill
for the purpose Of having it ground, or EXON.
ged and not wishing to come with il, can md
il down on some of the boats with instrucSns
by letter and will have it hauled up tdhc
Mill and back FREE or CHARGE.
GRAIN.
aj-Thc highest market price paid for wi 1t
and corn at all times.
Junel9 ly,nl5
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ne undersigned is authorized TO rake q few
more recruits for the 18th regiment, Wkst Vir
GINA Vols. Now is tho time To emit, and
save yourselves from the degradation
OF BEING DRAFTED INTO THE
SERVICE.
The man who volunteers now, wilIreceiye
tho following
BOUNTY ND PREMIUM!
in addition tohis regular pay Of sl3 pe s,snth
SO SO per month for clothing, Apdlta snb.
siStence, viz:
On first pay day after he is mus.
tered IN $50
At the end of six months, bounty
and pay ns
At the end Oftwelve months, boun-
ty andpY l2S
Attic end Of eighteen months,
bounty and pay, l2S
At the end 0f.wenty.four months,
bounty and pay 1913
At the end OF thirty months, boun-
ty aud pay 1913
When mustered out OF service 1913
Total bounty & pay for time enliste $500
While the drafted man will not be entitled to
any bounty orpremium whatever.
MEN OF WEST VIRGINA f!
arcyou willing that your children shil hang
their heads in shame; while acknowledging that
you were drafted MANI If not comsorWard
AND VOLUNTEER /
rs the DRAFT will certainly take lace in
January next
Pay will commence from date of enlistment.
Clothing and subsistence furnished, as wdl as
transportation 10 the Regiment.
Lieut. W. N. HAWKINS
nov. l2-u Recruiting Caier.
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The Seventh Ward Bank has declared a semi.
annual dividend Of y cent, free of Government
tax, payable July.
On Change to-day the Flour market was irregu'
lar. unsetted, and 5a l0c. lower Wheat was lc.
lower. Corn opened heavy and lc. lower, and
closed rather more steady. Pork WAS scarcely 30
firm.
The Cincinnati Gazene states that the earnings
of the first five months Of 1863 Of the indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad, as compared with the cor
responding months Of 1862 show an increase Of
s8s 900, and for the half year ending June 30, 1868,
tho increase will be over 100000. The earnings
for the frat half Of 1863 will be between $50 600 aud
$50 900 greater than any other half year since the
road was opened.
The old directors Of the Minneapolis and Cedar
Valley Railroad Company made formal transfer Of
the road TO the new company June 18th. The fol-
hwing directors were then elected Selah Chamber.
lin, Alex Mitchell, Daniel 3. Wells, Ira Y. Mum,
+. +. James, Perry ii. Smith, Geo. W. Rogers,
Russei sage and G. ID. Nash. Selah Cbamberiin was
elected Prssdent, pro tenn, and X. Baldwin, Secre-
tary The ROAD will be prepared for iron TO Mortified
or Farbault this season. aud the track will DO laid
next Spring.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows further con-
traction of deposits loans, and circulation, but al
increase Of the specie line. The decrease Of depos
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UNITED STAFF > EOINIG AND CLAIM AbINl1t
No. $50 B.o,dwAy NgsY0fk City.
TIE subscriber. devote themselves EIcu.'elJ TO the Col
lection aud Adjustment Of .., 80, .,.,,,
UFOS THE GOVERSMEST or THE
UNITED STATS
R~inE entirely familiar iom AurIpefienon OF many yenf
with tue routine business IN most oftLr Departments OF tho
oyernmsnt they peculiarly qualified 10 und.rtske the
Collection o. audto give Advice respecting Demands every
Much tine and large sums of money onsntiuss 81.
In their ncs pon rendered uncosetsbr by OF
error OF iuofay iu the ans Of tie papers IN casrs 81
the char the former their ihysaDs ue to advise
abandonment u ths prosecution 81 the claim In the form
presented and To suggest other II collection bu
where the difficulty arises merely fIO the absence of n.er,
vouchers nom other egulAiy Ia tho preparation Of
the they always able 10 point out AID generally to
remedy tue detect
gree upon the character ofhs c.im viii slway be moderate
Where advice desired small leo only expected
All letter, Of inquiry indicating the uatofe OF the claim
promptly answered and all nsces'sry information svsD a.
10 t~fins 10
properly and correctly made by sIpsrenced OisIssna'tsI
CLERKS
George Opdyks, Mayor CITY OF Nor.1ors
Jsnrs Gslatin. President National bank New.York
Geo. g. Coo. Pre'dou, American EIchsnss Bsns, New
Caleb B,r.,ow, President s. Nlchols. Bant N.w.Yos
w II. Johns IN, President Hanover Bahb. Nsv.fofs.
Edward Haight, President Bans VI Commonwealth, New
Tugsns Kelly Co. Bakers, No % wsll..,. H.w.Yors
A H. Amy, BAntsr, Continental Bank Building, New
Tiyermors, Clews l. Co. Bssier, No. "a wsll.t, New
John Taylor Johnston, President Central Railroad Of New
A D. Hope, General supeatsndsn Hope EIprs,. Co. No.
Johnaihan stuso. ofstugss Beunst Co., No llS Front
Butler, Cecil R.w,on L Co.. Merchants. Broadway. New
York. . - -
HovNd sa1to, Co. Merchants Nos los aud io1 Cham
ben-s, NewYoh
Lshrop ,LudinstOn Co.. Merchants. No. % Psi place
New York
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HEADQUARTERS Paoyosr MARshAL'
s,xru DIsrsfcr or NRw-l ORE. No. 1875 STRAY
The National Corps Of Honor pps


F.hfuI Soldiers Of good character who from wounus "
IN. vici.sudes Of war incapscsted foI active nea
iii nnI, bs received. Enlistment for three years ehe'
discharged Pay and allowance same as IN quo Eco
Infantry except that premiums or bounty yI ~
smsnt viii be aowe ed Joining this Corps wiz nor IhvI
d pensiops or bouniss which may be due ior psv
ous service. 49, -. . p,oxo., C,.rd. for
Jo.pts and other public buildings aud as Clerks ofos'es
10 II necessary the, will DO assigned TO ro"' a'' '
n'0"' CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION;
Tb must obtsn the Certificate o. the board OF
FnIoIlnsut Of his Cong essonsl District. , -,
That the applicant IL unfit for service in the neid
That he 10 BIT Tor tho duties some OF ths ihoica'"o
above. . L. - ho,o,sbly dis-
charged .
a That be 10 meritorions and deserving 80 1T, ,
FOR tbs convenience Of service, the men WIZ Pc
Tor tbre, grade. OF duty those who most eeeh anu
Ais bodsd and capable OF performing guard duty etc sc
viii b. armed with nu.ts and assigned TO conn anie OF n'
Fr,t Battalion Those OF the next degree 81 enG'hcy IN
cdips those who have Loot hand or an arm ana me
iucluing those no have o., foot ~ les 70 me
eoupsres Of the second Third Bsttsion' they vi" DO
armed with swords nil,
Uniflrm-ssy Blue with Dark Blue Trimmings
For Enlistment or further Information Apply 20 80
JAMES ". FAIR bohs
JAMES ". row ELL. OF
CHARLES A. LAMONT. )Enrolment'
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The earnings of this road will be reported here
after, ~ OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
Company, it having passed into the iossession OF
that company on the lith inst.
The Bulls Head Bank, which declared n semi
annual dividend Of 3 y cen, on ,he Let Of Apiil
last, now declares quarterly dividend of y cent,
free Of Government tax. payable Jnlyi. The man
agement must feel peculiar satisfaction in tie com
meucement Of the payment OF quarterly dividends
Of & cent.
There was marked relief in money to-day after
1 O'Clock. Apprehension of a stringent day brought
borrowers out early, and after every one WIS sup
piled there was found to he large plumber OF
lenders who could not find employment for their
fInds The leading stock houses lad large balances
over. Tie current rate on miscellaneous collateral
ISL y cent.
The movement in Gold has 10, been active To-
day, and the tendency has been downward. After
selling at 1881, it closed at l43i hid.
The deposits for Fye-Tweuties to-day ut the Sab
Treasury reach 81 900 600 Depo,its for there bonds
will be received up TO the let OF July, inclusive.
After that date the Secretary bias the night 10 r.
ceive legatenders in exchange for thesc bonds al
though the ho der IL Gu; of by the Limitation act Of
Congress from demanding tho exchange.
The Buffalo and State Line Railroad Company il
TO vote tomorrow on the subec, Of consolidation o
the Lake Shore Railroad the arrangements for which
have been ratified by all the other companies.
The following will show the exPor. Of speci,
from New-York to foreign port for the week end
| ;ny Inne 90 and since the beginning Of the wear:
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ur.por.Er.m Proro,r.M.s,HaL.

Sks YoHK June !, l0,l
Ca,.Ir,-PHu.a,4.N .Hsr.L BEasEALs bFpiCh
w.,~tsgf.S D. & May q 100 Al men rhs te'ilc 20
tom az, -u,f =, u.nl Of c.rAfy IN The Ted are
hereby .uihonfcd 20 Is,sHi thru.=i'. ay ts atihs
s ,It hifty a.y, % to BouA Of Enro men, in h~ io-
,..ciiv- Ths Beard AL .Ilnins them md Dc
tsf ret heir ftrs,i fof ths ssscs. ,rt. found 20 be-
a. III. Pfsro. n..h, = hs Dsrt vii sre then tfan'
rotation -.st. . tie General ksndssrogs Of The hsAa
su.r.f, % o.. 4 pfo'e.M.fsha! osasfsl o! iLs sl.s
A. ,eoU a. H., rrs.srt thsm.stss tbs General Render
., lev -. L. tsIy tuatlsfsd ~ mastering sDd d.
hufr. el-.f md T.d hin tts b0untJ .io~sf y .~
JANIS X fHf rtaToT- baf'hsi GsncfsL
F.r,oHs desrs 20 srlst "ii zee. 70. =. 'e''
Hssigasfef' -lfheui dr.sy JAMtN ~. rAhH.
t.ptsls a. ffsro. Nu.h.l lth Jonyessio.al p.si.
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PEoyo.r.M.E.nu's Oyrcs,
EtyTE CoygEx..osIL DfsrHiCr No. tT odr.,
Corner o. East ibth-,,.

The Honorable Corps.-AtN WANTED Tor the
INVALI CORFs Only those faithful 'oldisrs rh' nom
.uds OF the hsfd,lls 81 are 10 ong-f - io serve
G.,a du,y vii b. received IN TIT. CORPS or HONOR I'm
,m.p,. nj. be for three uulrss sooner d'ehMsod
Paw and allow nee. on sud men OF the n.''d
.rc.pt thai 70 premium bounty for Enlist
n,er,, viii be allowed Thi, viii not iuv,ists any Fen
.ons Bouues which may be due Tor Previous service.
.fri.on. fof Clues Guards for spAls snd other puono
buildings, and O.. o.sTss oresrs' 90 u ionhd nsSs'aiy
~ nv y. ,s..nrd 20 Fori. &c Men WHO attn IN the
service ana un.b. p-fofn .fs;tive hed duty may be
tauerrsd to tie cUTps Ihs iohp"ng are th" p'''e'oe4
rondit, or. o. .dmis.ion 10 tho invsil cofps
l. That IA. appiraa, whit for service In tue hsId
Tat sho dl.ss CT 'oEis OF iLeH ihdies'ea
above A.
di.thsrsed
4. Tnat h. 4. msrlofiou, snd 5.s,rVing.
Far.nstnslto farther information apply 10 ihs Bond
Fnfomsut tue hinh Congregational SstEci OF ihr
stat. Of s.s.lofs a. ~. 81 Taii-aV
B,o,I.f Of Col JAMES II. FRY
PToso.i " hal General.
Cn., r. Jsssiv,. Capt. and Pfoyo.s haf'hsl.
.L lI.tffct -. \.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CITr IssPzcroB's DHPAKTnKSr.
No.. H.UE lima 1864


CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
By resolutions OF tho Common Council Of the Cry o.
approved by his Honor the Mayor the cry 10
oeror he, rs.un cd the duties Of Street Cleaning All The
ob,tac.s h,ch have heretofore embarrassed the operations
OF this IN that respect have 20" D.sh eo'ro
and the civ has eutssd upon tho prosecution
work. including the removal OF ashes anu ssiose WIN
the whole isrcs al his disposal -, ,,..,
The rs.epts Of thi, city materially aid and t MN
In placing rho streets In essoy and heathy con
d9n AID 20 that end he most earnestly calls tbe atebt'oh
10 the necessity Of putting atop 70 tho following daily VIOLA
ton. VI the isw. and ordinances, va ,.,., -. =, -
Fs,-TLe throwing OF ashes garbage. and nth upon the
streets ,,., 49,
aud ohsr sbsano. used packing 20 De cast uPop
The IT. Get or plscsd upon the Sidewalk nom "heIoe '
scattered over the susst -, -,
TbirdThe daily sws.pinxs rom stores and shops being
thrown the streets aud gutter. instead o. beht pseea
10 .oms pabs 20 be taken away by tue ash cartmsu
Fourth-Ibe placing the street MN tssen rom Jrfu'
aud c.as and ana old material from the repairing
u bUildinss
FnhIbs throwing into the streets and cutters noIioa.
impure and offensive iiquid' and slo'sncea A.,
The eommi.ou o. OF tbs shove act. 10 not ony dfect
VACATION Of the and ordin sab ectus the offender
10 ,rr. tine and ynsoDincut, b1, "sty np-dss az ~
rsss the keeping OF clean streets rendering To WON AIN
rut Of succe.,u operation while largely increasing the sf
pcr... , go, ,. 4. -.
tho e@t, kept in hesay and clearly coud lion, and b..
earnestly snd oouf emily aud looks for the CO
ad a.Ancs all ca.. Of citizen. In putting an .nd 10 thc
sio .,ion. above enumerated .,, n -.
copy Of the several oransnces referred TO wi" De rex a.
each dwelling hogsr , M,
Ar CAR. vii u.. through Tia streets OF tho several Wards
daily erc.p,edD collect ahss garbage, &c, sni
dssf". tha, NEGLECT OF mseondus
on tho u,rt drivers Of such cfts or street inspectors
may be complained II to him at b Once NO. iJ'has-AI
st.. and Il shall be PROMPTLY fem~tird $500 49,
DANIEL T. DELsNAN Ciis Inspector.