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, 1864-04-27

4 Positive Cure for Drunken.
ness
DIR. lanes AETlD.TE FOR STRONG DRtEK.
The lnyc for Intoxicating ar,ks Is directly owln te
:he Of b. cor tianed e1cesses
te1ue.tiy natural iEnr;nlty. but always depead
mi upon artificial cinses These hnce removed, tha
III zASE's ASTID0Tf:, ny rs specific action. r.
dtion. Inc cra"ihr for rpis.:u"us dt,rts = oncc
cases, wis. before ha b*en IN !rztset'ole ~;
s,vc, The remedy II perfectly i:arnlsss directions
are followed II t1cEt l-t@ nlAt magic e1ccf Ia
causing drcp.sea:ld AVE :r all Alcoholic drinks.
aud increases the appetite Tor 'ood ruec & boz or
Fold t'y I'll Drusci&ts- Lo.:D i SMITH Agents for
Chicago 4p!retsl'531 F6Ah
, 1864-04-27
Read Who Says So:

Church, Pembertan. n j., formerly Of thc NuFk
B..ptts: Church: Philadelphia:
lhaTo known HoonAnt,s German AitterA tayorahIy
for . number Of years. have used them in NJ Q m
family and hsve been p1eastd with their cdect4
that was induced ornmeud them to aony osh-
ers and Know that they have operated In tk1nxfy
Hcly ptoe!aignK th!s tact and caInK the attentloa
Of those aics'd Th shs d.ssses foF Theh they s.u
rIenee that ny recon mendh;ioa wiu b Snssalned Z
tended to belef1t the AFFLICTED, s2t is not rum
drtaE." Yousa, truly, LHV1 q. BECK
, 1864-04-27

EI The Bury eng Times Says, "such is
the demand for passage to'the United States
that no engagement can be made in any
steamer for New York until near the end OF
April. The fares are rapidly advancing"
T. The descendant of Prince Of the an
c1nte::Armorique, Count de Vnrroc4, has just
died at the poor: house in Paris.
, 1864-04-27
TEE ARREST OF 4 spy.

That VIII Cause Grcat Rejoicing
An; onE The Rebels In CInclnnaIi-The
Plot 70 Secure John uorgan,s Escape
Last FALL
, 1864-04-27

From the Rev. Jos H. KennAsd, Paseor Of tho 1oth
Baptist Church.
Da JAcK.os: Dear 6ir-Iha he.n frequently re-
quested to co: meet my name with COMMUNICATIONS
pzseice u out of my appropriate sphere, hAT In
ai casts declined; nut WITH c!eaE pEHof in 3ssioas
fulness Of Dr.. Hooaat d. German s,tters. de2As
ca.1esson tS1 3afs ,ha. bEBMfFs oF III.
SYSTEM AMI! EsPEMCIALLAY M X FnE !!vER Go4- coy
PARTITION. Il s,ue cases It n.ay tsts bat usually.
coubt not It will he very beneficial TO those Vto,
eut5tr tfom the shove canse.
{outa, very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates gszest. philaielphto-
, 1864-04-27

SCROFUIA.

srRCNA. KNa's xT1I.
GLAEDUlA1 ETELLTN8G, 1Rf8IF1L49-
TICEyAT1u1. aALT KHEUH.
This taint tHE1Hp1TAKY and ACQUIRED. 1l1tuS n{s
with untold m1aerJ, Is By all usual medical reRcota3
tncurable.
, 1864-04-27

The box containing the sealed votes which
had ten deposited at Onion Square was next
1akcn up, ,nd the packages examined. The
firet vote drawn was from the Loyal Men
OF New York, ss,037 for Grant" This cansed
an immense sensation among all preseut- The
indications previously were that Mcclellan
would surely win the sword by . fair ma
;o1ity, Tic two thousand dollar check COM
pletely turned the tide. The remaining prin-
ci1al votcs will be found In the folio wing
fctlle:
, 1864-04-27

IAErHE17Is.1 HKuKALo1A. 9ouT.
LUNHA60. BCIATICA4. TIC D0ULouKHUL
II there Is any disease IN whieh the Constitution
LIE Syrup sovcteigr, 1t ls In Rheumatism and ia
kirdrt I'd a1eci1ons. 1he most intense pains are 81
most instantly yalleviated-enormons sxelllnss afs
ducet. ClseB, chronic vtcariuua OF 10 OF "a Yeafs
kt4adtnt haYe been cured bI %,
, 1864-04-27

VIII crclmatc ths vp1ntcefs i1r 1nore !nan LAY sa ~ II
ti,st be cafrtrs Nlsh him \ fu:1 supply Of HoLL0.
NAYS PILLS. Tier ne IN India 19d nhs sde9 e
1hls noice" canoot Eet box cf pias Or Mrtmna' ~ ,
frc1 the drug ttor* IN bis sce let lin *f1se & r. msi
ho1 trcc OF cxrcnAe. Many dra'esr VII not kssp ~
medicines hand bceanse they cans os make = nca
90 VIZ Z, N n M NJ, hnr ri not apa4d60slw1s
, 1864-04-27

From the Rev. J. n. Lyons. formerly Pastor OF the
CotCmDuB IN. j. and 2Nleatown (Pa.) Baptist
Church.
Nkw Rocux11f,N.
De. c. II. JACKSON: DcaE alE-l feel 1t pte1sura
TINS. # my OVID aceoTa, to bear teatno1y to the
ctt nee Or the German Bistefs Soma ears slnce be-
Ing much AFFLICTED with Dyspepsia. nscd them
wtsh vsry beneAe.A results I hare often 1neoln-
desase. snd hare heard kron them the most natsezn
debility, believe It to be faaio shat e*nnot
passed. !. L. 1YQN9.
, 1864-04-27
CONSTITUTION LIFE STRUP
Cures all Swelling Of the Glads

Either OF thtEFace, Neck, or Female Breast, and
she nd be taken rs soon - The s.elias Z detected
hiesome DtsenarEtnc Sores, which dtsngurr 30 many
snslset e 6ssssfEes GeR a. Eafs, Taich d:peaei
recover By taking few doses Of the Life syrup.
Al rsEonlous persons suffering from general Dc
hihty, Emactation. D1spe oaa and Dropsy Of tht
Limbs. abdomen, and IN the female, EroPsy Of tht
ovarfes Or womb, generally accompanied With In
nsntly cEfsa b Consatatten Lte sSfuP The diseast
remove entirely. The remedy should BE- taken fo1
some time. astbe disease exceedingly chronic and
stubborn, and VIII not be- removed without extra ef
fort.
operatlonr Of any kind.
Eplleptsc FITS, Sympathetic OF Organic Diseases OF
the Heart, a. palplIaton. Disease Of the Valyta.
ducing grating Alag sound. DEopsy OF the Heart
Case and ali the affections Of this important organ
{pertons suffering from sny aeate g1a ia ths resto1
Life Syrup.
, 1864-04-27

T. u M B e n, r. !

IL u N S e Ill J
"old Stock and New Receipts"
Tsn Million On h.nd AID to be- received. Tor -.le
Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, &C.,
II ssEst'p. snpny Of the hes: quality. AID As cheap
Railroad Track and other FacilitIes
For accommodating cur Customers.
tF Charles esree:, West side. Second Yard south
OF Van Bnres Street BEtdsc opposite Chicago sna st.
spsadS4iw '' HOWARD 4 CHASE.
SPLENDID TREES & PLANTS,
p1nc!udIsE 5000 ane Peach; from the Fast. Crag;
g Ias Is 1ad Sshest perfect ore 1't and I'd
S,tts ss g. Els Els 5 Flemish pea
Sooextsa Peach on P1nm u dozen.
5000 each Catas bs. Concord. Delaware Grapes,
s:ronE, one and two year. Also
EvcrRrccns, Shade Trees, Roses, Shrubs4
Dahlics, Terbcnaa, Japnn Lilies, &c,
so ID w eS os 70 s1e e'ssa Ee xre11d e' ''' - 10
hsGsisr osiSs o99s 195 1q$ Honey Locust
HLoonzNGTou NUffsER7, 1LL.
spS-dso.1wpdw f. X. PHOENIX.
THJCAGO WATER WORKS,
" eemI.apnnal Water Ta1 due May list, 1854.
rATnlr eH5x Gi6SAE T pES kES4H HoFR iHSoEH OR Ma
''e " 'I cHleAoo, 4Dcnn ~ Aptii 5tG seth. issi'
.mo1nts t. 5e pa!d water rents q
NoEcn5sF ii. SSs, .hs ss5s aie hereby dsslsiedto
O III enS ~ 1t the
wafer tar asstsscd on all lots Of land which shall
S ; % 1zpss s y 1ba bss s FSa;e Ss;s
h1dlne et hni.3pgs th9sEeon. wheshss M tse water
to cs sss "sa iii @ s
ass "a a!ssesa5 = S psf c:ss viii Ss nads
= ''' ''''''~ = S'' ~ !; }hRD: & e1SarEtE' EYE.
sp21 d3;alct Board OF Public Works.
IT S. NAVEL RENDEZVOUS,
,a.r Of Provost marss.l 'fsaS eeesrsp pt sastssn
In lie NJ, u .e,x;e i ;:y:9 Sena;zyout an1 d9l7
hs e
AsSE EsSs:ss5 Ss So = as' Eass'
Good Recruiting Are1ta are wanted In
.Mfch1:au, Illinois, Wisconsin,, Iosya
and Minnesota,
Is now paie to Naval recruits. and men zse received
Tor one, two asd three years.
DRAFTED MEN
csn felect the Navy + they desire: apl&c'5s1m
"HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE
The Royal Wine Of Eagland.
% ns saRSs sRS s at n Rss s
shs sss;s s::a = r. Ti5SF SS
, 1864-04-27

t1LIvAT1oE. 1oTTEE1 o. BONA.
BAD CoNFL1I1oN- AcHEs H ROYEs-
TkELIXa o. WEARfNX1St DKPRxsaloI or BFT6I19.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system
entirely from all the evil effects OF MERCURY, se-
moving the Bad Breath, and cnriaG tbs Weak Jol1ta
ana R6eunattc Pnins which he use nf Calonnel L
sure to produce 1t hardens spouxy GUr1 AID 70
eVyea ths Teeth II firmly "a aYek
, 1864-04-27
r E nj E III 3 E. e!

RE nj e III 3 ERR
That this Bitters is not
Alcoholic,
Contains no Rum or Whisky.
IND CAY'T MAKE DRTyXlRDS,
BUT
is THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
, 1864-04-27

Ercr.tling being in readiness, Mr. Wright
placed one Of the open ballot boxes in front
Of him, put In his hand, drew ont the first
package md slowly opened it. 4 man named
Basectt, WHO tlisd4ined furnishing Christian
prefix 10 his surname, jmd tile honor to have
bis subscription first pick.dup. It contained
a one dollar bill to be placed to the vote fol
Mcclellan. Il is a singular fact that the sec.
opd vote wns for Grant, and MAS also one
next drawn ont, but attracted no attention.
The FIRST big contribution dr.wn Was one
lupdred and two for George B. Mcclellan,
sent by number Of men who had subscribed
that a1nouut in five minutes in front Of the
stea1pbo.t office in Jersey CITY.
, 1864-04-27

20 N0nSM1Qn1tVe8s
ConEumptive sufferers Will receive q valuable pro.
fcrip!on ior the cure OF Consumption. Asthns, HFo
.hltas and all Throat and lnt,E Affections free o
srarse,} by senuiuE their nAnretkto
= Rev, +. I. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kinss COUNTY. New YORK.
, 1864-04-27

From Rev: J. r.. Turner. Pastor Of Hedding ~ 4.
ChUEeh, Fh!adesphlA-
DR. JACKSON: Dear Str-Havtng used your German
Filters IN my faHily frequently, am prepared to s,y
thar II his been Of Etc8. service. Leiieve that IN
most cases Of general debility Of tho system it IL the
eafeat and most valuable remedy Of which have my
knowledge. 9ours, respectfully.
J. q. TURNER,
IN n. Efueteeuth street.
, 1864-04-27

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pnstor OF Baptist,
Church, HeznautoWu. Penn
DR c. ". jackson: Dear Slr-Perscua1 experience
en3bles me to say tnat regard the German BtkteE3
prepared hy you as mo8s excellent medicine In
cases severe cold and general debility haTs hem
greatly benshssed oy the Of she Rttsrs Ind doubs
p1t they viii PRO luce Aimfar eEectn on 0theEa.
Touz1. truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Ga11nantowns P1-
, 1864-04-27


| Constitution gife Syrup.
| CONSTITUTION
LIFE syrup!
PREPARED BY
WM. H. GREGG, Md
asx drase College Of Phy1ict.na and surkeots n 7.
formerly Assistant PhyslctAn Maekwol!'- It,snd
Hospitals, 1ate Medical 1nspectorFew York
State Volunteer p.pots uudcr Gov
ertor EtNta D. Morgan.
Constitution Life Syrup
HAS PRODUCED
i REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE |
eases hitherto eoasidered hSpe:ess.y iuca14SIs sxe
,sVs y fx = md s
and scientific to cuses which have no parallel II sAs
our medicine is peculiar. By thr .e.s of aay d.
ee il directly Ieschsd. ana Tho ean cr1a restored
H Thase ~. 1bo saro valnl1 sought ralef noa aavsz-
Thoso VIC csnnos be cured BY ether pns4,cIans-
4re Invited to our Consultation Life Syrup
during the psst ys ys.5, ~ nsye eoPtsaas w
were ever encountered By any Re:orne1s-
.RkP;plTY OF CURE.
do9bt !het {iormaesS "a tnlaE thss dse.sss es1
sntu9s eni1 r. snfea o' 'o' A'~ p'''S'a
This Is cur reply:
In health the body, like awetlbaiAueed seals. Il It
state Ut Equilibrium. But when from any CAUSE
OF disease What Is Eeqniste IT, 70 restore the
balance Of tho scale
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
. saa ID Ef@saF f'e 81 = fs sISob
and for II !hszealts1}> DISEASES transmitted ftoG
PARALYSIS.
uxNtpIIqH. FARKAIs. FARAFIEa1A
FAHALfalB AGTTAKA.
Its 10 unvcraally admitted that Constitution Lfa
Syrup IN the only effective means OF restoration tu
tho various forms OF rarnlysls that need re+
lterztc that 10 Is enphA1calJ tho Great LGeQiYtuf
PoWot.
DYSPEPSIA.
ED1axsr1or. 1rr1R coxPLla1.
tWE1GRT AT STOMACH. B1LIoU9XI3a.
FLATUIEECE. BAD BREATH.
EQGBTIrATlb1. WANT Or APPETI1X.
SCROFUI1A.
srRCxA. KNa's xvL.
oLASDU1A1 sws11Has, 1ETsn1LAs-
, 1864-04-27
NERVOUSNESS.

IN LIN 0O0IV GASJ,
E4RyoC8 DN11lITY. LOt8 or roWEB.
4HATTEHEp TEHVKA CONFUSION OF THoUNHI8-
st. Tr,Cs' pANCH. KP1LKFsT.
Thousands WHO have suffered for years viii bleas
the day on which they read these lines. Particularly
to weak suffering woman will this medicine proye
IN inestImAhte bicasipgdrectnx their footatepa tc
, 1864-04-27
CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRUp,


Paralysis AGTTAKA.
1t anvcrsa1ly sd11.ttcd that Constitution Ltfa
Syrup II the only elective means OF restoration II
ihe various forms OF Paralysis. that need nes rer
lterAtc rhat IL Is emphAacalJ the Great LneGiYtns
Power.
, 1864-04-27


eold ny LORD tM1IH, Wholesale Druggists, =
sIe stt5tt. ChoAEe ILL.,, General Western Agents. II
rTuos@ AA efnxt h1 be addressed. Ie1vEG2lyWTAK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

ALLEGED WIRE MURDER IN SIXTEENTH srassr Late on
Wednesday evening Captain Hedden. Of the Sixteenth
precinct. received Information that Mary McMurray
an Irish woman. had died at her residence, No. 262
West Sixteenth street, from the effects Of violence
ceved at the hands OF her husband Francis McMuray
An investigation resulted in showing that the deceased
had been kicked In the stomach and otherwise beaten
Whether the violence received was the of death
will be determined by a post norton examination.
McMurrav. who is hackman twenty-six years OF age
and native OF Ireland, subsequently arrested by
officer Sran and committed to prison. The Coroner
notified TO hold an inquest on the body OF deceased but
to the closing Of the Coroners ONCE last evening
papers in the case had not been returned.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. Yesterday morning about
nine O'Clock young man, named William PARCELS, EN-.
poyed as fireman by the Harlem Railroad Company.
caught between locomotive and OF the cars the
upper depot Fourth and Forty street. and
injured ia such that death ensued shortly after
wards
An unknown man WIS run over In Manhattanvie YES
terday afternoon. by down train Of OF the Hudson
River Railroad and almost instantly killed, the body
being terribly mutilated- The remains were placed
aboard train and conveyed the Of the
company where an inquest will be held to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
sales at the Public Board.
CITY COmMERCIAL REPORT.

IHUKsDAY, April ZI--b T. 81.
AsHEs.-Reoeir,s II bbs. Small sales al 80 FOR pou
aud sll for pearls
BREApsrrFFs, Receipts. 10 43s bbIs -four, sO4 bbs
meal. 160 bags do, 062 bushels wheat 3T5 do
corn SAFE do aud 265 do barley malt The -four
market opened firm but with slightly increasing receipts
and limited demand the frmuess gave place slight
decline towards the close. The trade were operating
sparingy and with very remote prospect Of any
export demand and prospective large arrivals il was
found to be up hill work the part holders to realize
Yesterdays alions after the market fairly opened
Sales 1000 bbs State and Western 1900 do Southern
and 500 do. Canadian. Rve -four quiet but firm
Corn meal sold the extent Of 500 bb within our range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
Police Intelligence.

STARRING ARRAY BETWEEN NEGRoEs.-Jesse Perry ane
Solomon Griffin both colored men, while 10 the premises
No e5 West Thirty second street, on Wednesday night
became involved in quarrel which resulted in Perry
drawing penknite and stabbing Griffin in several DIFF.
places about the abdomen breast and back. The
alarm given, but Perry made bis escape before
police arrived and yet at large. The wounds Of Grit
I'm are not considered OF a dangerous character.
TURBULENT Boys-UsISe KsirK.-About ten o clock
Wednesday night Lewis Mchaes lad thirteen years
Of age, living with his parents at No. Is Madison street.
got into quarrel with another boy, named James Nc.
Iaughn, which terminated 10 the latter being severely
stabbed 10 the arm with knife in the hands Of Mchaes
The wounded bow was conveyed TO Bellevue Hosui,ai
but the youthful knight OF the knife made his escape
A sHREwp YouSG FmAscrER-Craious RonsxRY or
BASKsc HousE "A very OF robbery occurred
10 the banking house OF Messrs. L. 8 Lawrence l64
Nassau street. yesterday afternoon. II appears that
rowdysh looking lad fourteen years OF age, giving his
Augustus Fitzpatrick, took position under the
front window OF the banking house. and by OF
ice pick and a chiscl made q small hole between
the glass and cash. and although hundreds OF persons
passing by almost every minute he was not disco
vered for nearly half an hour. Through the aperture
hus made the young rascal inserted wire reaching into
bills and specie was displayed and attaching It 70 $50
coupon dragged out through the hole unobserved
by any Being eaed with his success the youngster
returned his for another haul $500 coupon note
being within his reach he drew towards him, and wheu
the much coveted greenback nearly drawn through
the hole he had made officer Lee OF the Second precinct
discovered and arrested MIN The prisoner taken TO
the station house, where he denied having any money.
bot on being thoroughly searched the $50 bill which be
had stolen was found concealed IN bis watch fob This
note Was positively identified by Mr.. Lawrence, the
owner. The accused was taken before Justice Bowling
and committed 10 the Tombs for trial.
Dsscwr A follcY saor. Captain Petty Of the Fifth
precinct, and ocsr Field, made descent the policy
shop Of Joseph Lewis 1861. Church street, 90 "Wednesday
night, and seized wheel for drawing numbers for
gambling purposes aud other cheap implements much in
vogue with the sporting fraternity. AS no games Of
chance were being played a the time The ocers entered
90 1rests we're made The gsmios tunlsusnu sGs
L hkan " RuLca HaAdguNtssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

L appears from the above that while our banks are
cGrtaling their loans those Of Philadelphia have iu-
creased two and half millions of dollars We can
not see why the same that would require a con-
traction city should operate equal force
10 the other Perhaps the managers OF the associated
banks OF New York, who pretend to judgment on
the currency in the Clearing House in Wall street. can
explain the matter.
The statement Of the Boston banks which was msde
up Monday last compares follows with the report Of
fha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

TIE following comparative table shows the amount OF
Of Great Britain during the years ending March
81 10 1885 and 1864
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
The mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.


The st. Louis County Court yesterday donated tract
OF FIVE hundred OF highly improved land twelve
miles from the city, known the Smzeer farm to the
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair The farm is valued at
between thirty and forty thousand dollars The city has
already donated and paid out OF the treasury twenty
thousand dollars cash for thessame noble object.
II is hoped that these muu6cent gifts will furnish an
example worthy Of emulation by other counties and
cities the country and stimulate individuals, corpora
tons and firms render the Of the Fair still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
The Harlem Railroad Injunction Case
SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERS.
Rerora nd porkNan

APan. 2i-By resolution Of the Common Council,
passed March g. 1854 the Harlem Railroad Company
authorized to extend their track through Thirty fourth
street to the East river and the grade found to be
mpracticabe through Thir street to Lexington
avenue thence Thirty street and the river
property holders along the route who opposed
to the project. obtained temporary Injunction against
the company.
To day Attorney General Cochrane appeared on behalf
Of the people, and moved that the injunction be made
perpetual He took the ground that the resolution OF the
Common Council was vague and gave the company the
right occupy streets whom IL only intended
they should occupy Judge peckbam took the papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

Whole number OF banks Observation-Disclosures. 3S3
There are eleven national banks now authorized and
doing business in the city Of New York. whose aggregate
capital amounts to $17, 400 900.
The Of the imports into Great Britain during the
last three years as follows
1852 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 225 1916
1858 ............s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24s $50, 9l2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
.E7O ,6O3.5eI

Tue returns Of the Bank Of England for the week
ending 30 compare follows with he statement
OF the previous week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
sales or Real Estate.

lots on 18th avenue and Tooth street, each s6I5 $685.
lots 10th avenue and l15th street,.. $40 to AS
4 lots on 18th street, near 10th avenue each 2S5
lots Hath ST. side, east OF 10th $50 10 325
lot on nth street. 255 II west OF Cd av. $50
4 lots 90 9th and 123d street each 400
BY Messrs. Muller, wilkins x Co.
lot north side 58d ST. IFS west Of 9th avenue 1910
lot south side SD st. $50 IT. west OF 9th $40
lot west side Lexington SO e. north 5Tth ST 800
lots north side Saith ST. rs IT, e. Madison each 200
lots adjoining, each 1926
lots adjoining, each. $3.50
lots adjoining, each. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

The following comparative statement shows the aver
age condition OF the leading items OF the PHILADELPHIA
banks for the past and previous week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
IA females want situations as cooks. chambcrmaids and
aundresses; girls for general Homework &C. at
Mrs LOVES German Institute, IL Stanton st.. near the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

The bankers Of Dubuque aud Davenport, Iowa. have
agreed to throw all currency greenbacss
the bits OF the national banks the State Bank or
Iowa after May1.
The following national banks authorized between
the 9th and 18th Of the present mouth
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
DEATHS.

In Bloomsbury, on Saturday, January
30ih, 1854, Mrs. ANsA KLoTz, consert Of
the late Abraham Klotz, aged about 10
years.
In Bloomsburg, on Tuesday last, Mrs.
HUMPHREYS, aged 35 years.
In Maine twp, Col, CO., OH Friday, the
2Uth oil January, 1854, Mr.. DANIEL SUI.
MAN, aged DO years, 8 months and IL
days.
In Scott township, Jan. 23d, CLARA,
daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Cook &,
aged year, a months, and n days. '
Iu Scott township, near Light Street on
Tuesday last, Mr.. BENJAMIN EVANS, in the
75Ih year Of bis age.
In Roaringoreek twp, Col. CO., on Fri
day the 29th Of January, 1864, Mr.. VIM,
YocUM, aged about Sd years.
In Mifllinvlle, on the 25lh OF Jan. 1864,
at the residence OF her Uncle, Henry
Bellies, Miss ELIZA GRUvER, in the 37th
year of her age.
"Dcarest Sister thou hast lefl u.s.
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But Ills God who hast bcrefl US.
lie can all our sorrows heal"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-06
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under ths name Of
Bers, put quart 6oos, compounded Of ths ehcape,
uhiskcy rum. costing from - to 40 per
gallon the taste disguised By HniSe Coridrder Seed
This class of Bitters has caused ana will continue
to cause long as they can be sold hundreds die
the death OF the drunkard BY their the system
kept continually under the influence of plcohoic sim.
ulants of the worst kind the desire for Liquor Is
ted and kept up and the result is all the horrors
tendant upon a drunkards life and death.
For those who desire aud viii have Liquor Bitters
we publish the following receipt. Get one bottle of
HoOfands German Btters and mix with three quarts
of good brandy whiskey, and the result will be a
preparation that will far excel in medical virtues and
true excellence any Qt the numerous Liquor Bitters
the market, and vii, COS, much lcxs You will have
all the virtues of oohands Bitters in with
good article of Liquor, st much less pTiGe than
these inferior preparations Will cost yUQ.