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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
LoT !; women.


According to the new "TheOry. of Har.
mony and Form; unpublished on the other
Tsids Ofthei Atlantic, certain combinations
ola circle, triangle and:sqnare; produce
perfect type of female beauty. This
: may be called reducing )lOvelihess to a
mathematical demostration! We have
always considered woman a wonderful
problem, yet never suspected that this
was the true solutions But perhaps the
theory is, only symbolical. A hoop is q
circle, the Eugene cooked hat is a
triangle, the fashionable plaid cloaks are
allE4uares. s.,..;, d
Possibly the new theorists intend it to
be undertook that these three, with a
goOd'lOOding girl '.included,H constitute
the beau ideal Of feminine fascination.
If so, We don't agree with them. The
Theory" goes on to say, however, that
"the regulation of the geometrical & gures
must be in accord with certain harmonic
proportions existing in musiC!' Prom
which we infer that a lady mathematician
ly beautiful appears most TO advantage
when dancing to the sound Of piano or
fiddle.
Our own notion Of q truly .'loveabley
woman-and none other is really beauti-
fnl-is not mathematical, though it. may
comprehend harmony and melody, espec-
tally of the voice. There are Ito use the
words of another) women of sweet,
maidenly natures, growing up in the
practice of kindness. Offender household
duties, Of simple. godiy aims, and Of
Of'genial accomplishment:
sTIll at last they set thSmSslvss to man,
Like perfect muiSointo noble Wotd!s" e.
Byron brings before US the image
Of one of this sweet sisterhoOd in half q
dozen lines: -'f
-SATound her Shono
Tho nAue;0ss oh rms unmarked by her alone;
The light 0f.toVe, the purity grace, a
The mind The muAic breathing from her fSce,
Tue heart whose AoftnesB haFm0nizs the whole
And oh ! that eyO was in ilSelf SOnLn
One rarely sees this style Of lady in
the street in pork-pie hat with blood
cOlored feather, or at the opera heavily
fettGred with jewelry. She does divide
her waking hour into three eyual parts
-devoting one to gossip, one to shop
ping, and one to flirting. She reads,
thinks, never scOlds; and when she loves
-she loves. Happy is he who wins such
woman for his bride, true man he
must be to deserve her. No peripatetic
tailOr's shOw-card-no self exhibitionist
with bandolined moustache and r.dolent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES come between the
wind and her nobility.-[E English paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

Joseph MoTrison's heirs.
virtue oil decree Of tue Circuit Court for Ohio
~ county m ado at Spring term 1861, an also OF
= decree made by said Court on the 1871 tlay OF
March, 1851, will, on MONDAY, the I'D dsy Of
May, l9o4 At the front door Of thj Court House for
0hio county, At 10 o'clock, A. A. sell the
Described property, viz: TWenty seven TI7 / Iees.
more or less, on the west side of Lot number 'one
hundred aud eighty.tWO 1881 In Rast wheeling,
good two STORY brick building -,
TkRMS OF HALE-UhS-third OF the purchase
payments at six and twelve months, with Intsre1t
from day of sale, aud tile to be retained ubtl
mOnt IL full has been made. 7aFI =
APF2L-td OomuisRfouer
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain practice
tndntged In when alone, habit frequently learned
rom evil cOmpanions, or at school the thFeeta OF
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and u not
both miud AMI body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the darling Of hts parents, aiould be
enatched from all prospects and enoSmsntS Of life
by the consequences or dsyiAting from the path Of
nature and tndulkin6in eeEtaiI habit. such
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DISEASE or IMPRuDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent Yotary Of
pleasure hndSlthat he has hbibed the seeds OF tb5
painful dtsease It too often happens that an ilted
sense OF shame or dread OF discovery, deEers him
Joan alone befiOnd him. delay ing tin
the constitutional symptoms Of this hOrri uistSss
diseased nose, nocturnal palms In the head and
n6ss dinheES Of Gsht, deafness, nodes on the sii-
p6nes aud arms, bOtches OIL tho head, face and OK.
tremities, progressing with fishtIuI TNpidfty Til at
lat tho palate Of the mouth the bones OF the moss
ial In, and the victim Of this awful dSease becomes
norId oe Ct Of eUininisertIion until death puts
to that Undiscovered Country from whence no
II Is melancholy fact that thousands fall victim,
TO this terribtH disease owing to
o. tgnoFant Pretenders, who, by the uke OF tbAt
DeG9ty E0Sto'y Mercury, ruin tue oonStitutI aud
make tho reaituS 6f life uliSeFabIel - -
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suAN4NTEk. {
We the undersigned, Residents Of k--fn tho
County o., and State Of, Hereby Jointly
And ssVeEally c0VSn4ut with the U1ited States and
guarantees In case the foregoing lid OG--be
accepted that he they will witMIu days after
thb acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the tame with good and SIt6cisnt sureties in n
SUN equal to Ile amount Of tho Contract furnish
tie forage proposed In c0AEOrmty to tho terms OF
advertisement dated --ls6I, under which the
bid was made, and in easU tue 4il--snAll fail %
eUter Into RcontrAeE ~ aforesaid, guarantee to
make good the diIEJfenkA between tue OG,r By the
id and the he3t lowest 'respOu ttOie bidder,
or tho person to Wltom the Contract may 10 awarded.
Gtyen gHdsr our hands aud scala this--dAy OF
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
neceAsaFy requisites to promote -connubIal hRppl.
pes lndeea, without these tho Journey through
NE becomes weary pigrtHaBe; the prospect hour.
~ dAfkenS to view the mind becomes lhALotge
with despair aud filled with the melancholy reiIsc
t9at Ias Of another becomes Dighted
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ss CommiSsioner's Sale.
Hannah 4. PrtmR. BY her ne1t friend, 40,
Abraham Rsd'lIio9 aad George n. PrIt4m.

4Us14Ala beauIlon aud ueorgO n Primm,
ta5 In ohAneery, - -1s
NOTICE Is hereby given TIA. I shall. IN .ooo, a,
anes with decree Of the Circuit ConFt faT
Snlo co19ty. West irginia, rendered on nc iStb
osy OF March. a. D. 1854; in the above entitled
county, In the city OF Wheeling, on MONDAY he
1Sn DAY Of June, A. D. 1864, Is being The Seeond
aonasy o. the month, at 10 O'Clock a. oer for SSie
g WI: Lhe northern half Of the Gouthsrn bSif ~
Ss 70. ASo iEonttnS 161< feet on Fourth Street And
.athas SAck towards Market street Go feet, 10.
M " i Haa iS2 feet lsHg running through aid
,o; ~. thts traction Of ground being tthe rs
Is ~ o. the southern half Of Said Lot No $50
ABRAHAM BEDILLIoN.
mye-td i,s Special Commissionsr.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses ali those who have Injured them
selves by improper induigenRehco aud solitary hab-
its, which ruin both body and mind, uniting then
for ettherbndnCss, study. society or marriage.
THEsz are some Of the sad q d melancholy effects
produced by carly habits Of youth wiz: Weakness
OF tlIehaeE and Limbs, Paine in the lead, DImnc8l
OF sight loss of MuscuIar Power. PHlpitatIOn ths
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritAbility, DeTang6.
nIent Of the Digestive FunoIOnB GENERAL Debility,
Symptoms OF COrsumptiod, SC f'-
MkarALLT.-ThO fearful effects on the mind are
much " BIZ dreaded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas, Depression OF Spirits. xvii FoTbOdEngs aver.
Idltys &C., are some OF the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of persODs Of all ages can now Judge
what 10 the cause Of their declining health, losing
thetf Htg0Tj bee0minE weak, pale, nervous aud
en'sctAted, having singular appearance about the
Dyes cough aud symptoms OF Consumption.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges In
the United States aud the greater part Of whose life
las been spent In tho hospitals Of London. Paris
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected come OF
many troubled with ringing in the head aud e4Ti
wien aAlCOp, great nervousness, Being ALARMED al
sudden BOundS baShfunt IS, with frequent bluShing
cured Immediately. ~
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

~ [TOWN, COUNTY AID STATED vH
LDAfK.I =tirr
I, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United states at the Quarter
master Depaltmeu 1t -, agreeable To the terms
Of your inviting proposals for forage,
dated OumUsEaAnd,S Md s---1S64JS the following
articles, viz:
73.- .Bushels Of Corn, In sacks, At-psr bushel
,7sa tsushels Of Oats, in sacks, at-per bu.hel
; -Tvns OF sailed Hay at-per ton of 5000
pounds. "
Delivery TO commence on or before the day Of
--1s63, and to be completed on or before the
day ot--1s6-, aud pledge myself to ehtt r
into written contract with the United States With
good aud approved security within ths space sftsn
days 9teer being notified that my bid has been ae-
'eP'so' Yourob,. ..rv,rt
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Daily II ( ] ! /. at 1
.IFey he I 81 llsESnpoF.l - e
HYMN. Fl - -

y ~ Z. s.s7t G.z5
/ 91d Of IoVsThy creatures bow: 9rI
SeSoqP teas, cur full eyo9 9e0l " -.'E -
Lo, Z, Thy children StHt ch their hAndS
''4% ReakhlbB bltudty after Thee
Th0n whose mighty tVlnRuO11 A'S4
ss Over powers ihATmlty,ff n a ...s st,. s.
BlVndouF eaTthIIpe8S with Thee, r= :
IT. - Finite Vi. Ii IFhnttyl go
, Id, 0od Of, Battles hear ope oar pFayer--lI
Pave our Land 10 her dIGyress; -
Mkk3 Inv mighty fight arm baret
SO SESO'uS bV Thy tO0dHn0SS-l,'
Smile or Eoss AA,ip the dGY. l,-g,f-H li
Rhsa Thou lSaIt Thy ohiIdro nj htght, "
With thy hrty pillars bsHEe ,
Ling through Egyptian night.
.eltHr'I Z d e-iys- TFIFN q
Open Thou path for Ms
fhFnpRh thu nd WaVes OF this sea,
DoiuRtnE our Land With blood,
;ftr Make cur people wholly ErOe.Iiht.is.5
1oaa Ne safely through the waves
Firm - tn , Of Israel trSd.-
o. 5-S Hold our Ea4l6nS hand Id Thine
Give ns VictoEy-Oh 6OdIF hrs--eu
Nay, 1854. s5s4al ~ L.G. PAAEER.
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Fancy French, English. German .a, 1Ja H1S.,,
SSSS Gna C4Enneres OF almost every coucefTSl,ie
- Y go e9lor9 All We viii make
shGtt notiCe, by the best ana AZ ~
~ PAtSes.il 1Hs u -!llsal.lf !-lIr
.eally and make your sHlectIoas. - 80.
Military ont ats furnishcd Al shor. pot,o. -.
made 10 the most durable manner n -SS' Atla
No. 1o2 Main Str, Wheeling, W. Va
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: STRANGERS

Trust not your livos or health to the care of anv
Unieatned and worthless PrsiendeFE IeSfitute n,
knowledge, n2ms or character, who copy Or. John
ston advertisements, or style themselves in the
neWEpa p9fs, regularly Educated Physicians inca
pAble Of Curing, they keep you tTiinK month amer
month taking their hlthy and poisonous e0npou nds
Ss ~ long " the smallest lee can be obtained and
IN despair leave you with ruined nealth 70 sigh
over your own CALLING disappointment.
". johnston . the only Physician advertising
ofice. - - '4"b ~ "is
His remedies Or treatment are unknown to all
prepared from life spent in the great hos.
PSts o. EUROPE, the hrst in the country and more
~ t TtSGte practice than any other Ph, acian
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auAIiANTEk. = y

Capt. A. Y. BAARINGEA. Chief uartermaster Depart.
ment Of West Yir.1nia, CnmpsEiAnd. sd.
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,rAESoNLYiPLAoRW WHERE a
+, CURE GAN BE OBTAINED. 8
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nRiJoHNsToN mas DISCOVERED THE MOST
IL Certain, Speedy and Only Rhectuall Remedy
lie BACK aud Limbs, stfietuEss, Affections q the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, I'm.
potency, General Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia,
LAnSuoF, Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, PAlpitA7
tion Of the Heart, TinIdty, Trembling, Dimnea8 oil
sight or GIddIneSs, Disease OF the Head, Throat,
Nese or Skin, Affections Of tho LIysr, IQnEs; stom
ach OF BowsIs-th0se Terrible iSoFderi arising from
the Solitary Ha6lts Of Youth-those 8CkBf and sol.
itaIy practices more fatal to their victims than the
song Of Syreus to tho Mariners Of Ulysses bltghtlnG
their most brilliant hopes Or anttoipati6nS render.
ing marriage &es tnlpGahbIe.i A'i =
[1tti YOUNG MEN 70 s. ~ q
Especially Who have become the victims Of solitary
Vice, thAt dreadful aud destructive habit which
nuAlly sweeps 70 an untilnsly grave thousands, %
Young Men the exalted taIeni aud brilliant
intellect, who iRht otherwise have entFantsd lis
tening senates with the Ihuuders Of eloqueue0,
walked to ecataey the living Tyre, may cali @ith full
confidence. -s !.
Married Persons, or Dung Men contemplating
mari Rge being aware fphyStcal weakness. organic
debility, delormlties speedily cured.
lie who places himself under tho caro- OF DR.. J.
may religionSly eonde IN hts honor a. gentleman,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS .
Immediately cured aud Full VigOE Restored. b =
This Distressing AHeCtiOn-TIich renders Lifeand
Marriage mpOssible-ls tue penalty paid by the
victims OF improper indu1eences Young persons are
too apt TO commit exeessHs from not being aware Of
the dreadful consequences that may epSue. Now,
who that uudersthuds he subject will pretend to
deny that the power Of procreAton Is lost by
those falling into improper habits than by IheprI
! dentt besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of
healthy ohspring, the most serious and destructive
symptOns to both body and mind arise. The system
becomes defangod, tho PhyaoIl and Mental Func-
tons Weakened, loss Of Procreatiye Power, Nervous
lrritability, Dyspepsia, PaIpitation OF the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting ol
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and, Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, q few
doris from tho corner Pail not to 0bsorvo tha nan'
and NUMBER. .
Letters must DO paid aRd contain stamp. Tn,
DoctOrS Diploma hangs IN his oftice.
A%CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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BAL IIHIOaE: IOCK HOSPITAL

So RsTAnLlgHED AZ a RRFUaS, FRoM
ss1oFII rs oUAoKERY.<6N . 3isffi'a
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ENDORSEMENT az THE .ppnSsI

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cared at tbiS IpStitation
ySaT 4Her year, and the numerous important Sur.
eIesl operations performed by Dr.. Johnston Wit
messed BY the reporter Of the sSuu, HClipper.s,
aha many other papers, notices OF which have AS.
Psatsa again and again before the public besides
W ~ geltleman OfcharaeteF ana reSor
aointy' Is Sufficient guarantee TO the adiicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
1-No letters received uuIess post.pajd and con,
La!nElng a stamp to be used on the reply PersonE
s9oon ttate age aud send portion Of advSrs
Ut -. JOHN N. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, B6ltinor.
lAnS-ly .4sys ~ EMsFylSnd.
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Your ob't. servant,
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for the full eourse above indicated the tuition
ISen ~, payable on oatesinS. for the regulate
oIenk oo9ks - Time unlimited; 70 remain OF re-
turn At pleasure. The course Il usually combIetSd
In from TWO to three months. hi :
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II. q. bogs leave 20 refer thoSe 70 whom he 4.
unknown 70 the onleeEs Of the banks In WhsollnR
and bridgeport, and especially 10 hii StudsntS.
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commissioners SAFE.
Joseph Morrison's executor.

wheeling, May 10, 1854. 9+-' " I G 5ans
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NeR World CI0theS Wringer.

DRRORr a. FR08TI NoS. Il 81 "a Main
Isl : street, have the EXCLUSIVE O0NTROI. ofthts
Justly celebrated Clothes FiRgeF for WeSteFn Penb
sytvauts: West Virsinia and Eastern Ohio; aud arc
iarar'sN lsnonnt:. fnieEe promptIY. aIIsd..I d.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
MILITARY AND NAVAL.

IA UNIfRD sfArss RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS.
suPKRINrESDkD ry
CAPTAIN II. COMBS
90 Lispeuard street, near Broadway
Cauan COMBS the honor by permission. to refer 20
RICHARD PATRICK CO.
Hardware Importers. IS Cedar street;
VIM ALvoRD 4 CO.,
Colonel JOHN g. kEvILLE.
Superint dent of the N Y State Soldiers DEPOT,
and other merchants and bankers Of well known high
THEY WILL GUARANTEE THAT EVERY RECRUIT
will be paid every dollar which the Captain promises
AND EVERY VOLUNTEER AND SUBSTITUTE will
be treated fairly honoraby. Justly.
1000 MEN WANTED, FOR ONE OR THEEE YEARS
,od FOR sr Arillery ~ r Cavalry Try or Ar,ilsr,;
As Seamen. Fremen, Coal Passels and Landsmen
Fifty men wanted for of
One Hundred and Sixth regiment N. Y Volunteers
The men previously recruited BY for the lS0th
DE placed In the l06th By order of the Governor.
This company Will be filed.
VOLUNTEERS OR SUBSTITUTES.
FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS,
can be enlisted, and have choice of my company.
VETERANS
are particularly desired for my company
am authorized by the Supervisors
- OF several towns in this state -
TO PAY LARGE BOUNTIES FOR ONE YEAR MEN.
The men can enlist IN my company,
or can have choice OF any other branch of service
ETHER ARMY OR NAVY.
MEN FROM THE COUNTRY
HAVE PLENTY or ROOM.
Office open from A N. till II at night
ONE YEAR men $500: cash down $4o0
THREE YEAR men 500 10 $500 cash.
EITHER ARMY OR NAVY.
'''S'' 50 iispenard street, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST Ia 1864
MILITARY AND NAVAL.

ONE YEARS MEN. $3.50 CASH IN HAND FOR ONE
- years to In of the fastest steamers IN me
American navy Splendid chance for prize money and
highest wages paid Apply early to-day M the United
NY Captain KING
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
ASIUsEMENTs.


VVIErER GARDEN.
Devoted TO the produe,ien Of
In the mos, perfec. form and especially % the culture
AN AMERICAN DRAMA,
"n open THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST is
This essabii.sm.at sss during The past two months:
asssS9f on OF
The as been ,epainsd and the exterior neoy ana
Monr and the Prosceaua eeaeasa b. picture. asTa.s y
elqss as Mr. John Iafsss The theatre has
entirely reseated newly carpeted and matted new chars
pa modes Of beating and Sena,on aud
pende spared render the house perfect In comfort aud
The hrst eight win devoted comedy and Mr.
Stuart h'' p'a'usf sr n join eSds's'of oftaskE
eoSiS artist vii appesr nightly in Variety Of his hamor
Gus characters In avote old plays and many new Ones
CAPITAL COMEDIES,
IN raAssn, rAsp LtuGaABLE saA E, FARoEs
with & Coz S'''si"ais Charming 's s@%sds
'n''' "''' EvRRYBoDY,s FRIEND
with the following distribution OF characters
isssSoot f. nAyESToST
,,r,r:! appearance in twelve months : cu,xra.u
Mrs swandown ,................ Mrs. sEDLEY BROWN
Hef ars so, appearances at this theatre M, MARY CARR
AZ Her RI gr.s SuoS Appearance here
ROUGH DIAMOND
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE AZ COUSIN JOE
Mrs sEDLEY BROWN as MAR0ERY.
By These sr T ss with entirely ne"
company already embracing many of the most popu'
lar favoes OF York. will Introduce, the seasoa
progresses nanie she'd in the public
remembrance and others Of much distinction not bsfose
pre- sented here.
Mr.. Stuart has sincere pleasure in announcing that
MIR. EDWIN BOOTH
will cOnne his exclusively TO this theatre In
New York and will during the IN series Of
his great pays of Shakspere. which Will
each with perfection of cast and
piances before the New York stage. He
VIII also appear original plays, expressly
written for him.
The stage department will be under direction of
MR. j. q. HANLEY. Stage Manager;
the front of the House under that of
MR. T. b. JACKSON, Treasurer.
The orchestra comprising Of the hest solo perform.
New will be under direct Of the distin
gushed compo and conductor
MR.. ROBERT sTOEPEL.
The open Tuesday, August l6, from
A. NJ to r. NJ where seats secured SIX days IN ad-
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

AN ONLY AUTHORIZED RECRUITING AGENCY
"A for the Thirteenth Heavy Artlllcry. New YORK Noun.
teers, is established at BROWN SIFLUONS, No Park
place 200 wanted for two three years. Highest
AGENTS.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

nNE YEaRs VOLUNTEERS WANTED $500
~ bounty pd. cash In hand. to the recruit before he ng
mustered ard 500 hand Who hngs
HIM sate and g1yerninent bonnte secured Cav IN ne
eiAely at Nrw York Army and Ssvv psnvitIe Depct
No. 3 Chambers sircat
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
POLITICAL,
lhAss STATE CONVENTION FOR PEACE.

CHAMPAIGN MEDALs-AGENTs WANTED, TO SELL
~ the best and cheapest Medals before the public.
Call address JOHN GAULT No. Park place, N Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

At meeting OF the Peace State Central Committee, held
in the City Of New York. July 81 1864 it
that the democracy and all others in Of
amcable adjustment of national difficulties BY negotia.
ton and reconciliation be requested assemble In Mass
Convention Syracuse THURSDAY, August 49, nt ~
O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of giving expression to these
patriotic and of adoption BY
the people and especially by the democratic party.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

I n0A VOLUNTEERS wANTED-FOR ONE YEAR
.OOO bounty S5n. OF which $3.50 is paid cash down
after passing the Apply the Supervisors OF East
Fishk and Lagrange townships, State OF New York AT
their Office. 535 Canal street, N. T.
CT 0nO BoUNTY.-wANTgD. THIS DAY, 100 GOOD
Nl.OOO men 10 substitutes in the army or navy
We also few oneiyear men. for which we will pay
the highest houuties Of oce in the sy. Call early az
10 PARK row room 25 "a
I n0n RECRUITS WANTEWspOR THE ARMY,
.VItfV Ar IL BROAD .AY.
4iUO cash in hand paid each man.
LOO veterans wanted for the army,
AT ~ BROADWAY.
300 cash in hand paid each
Loo wanted for the navy,
AT IL BROADWAY.
Ssoo cash in hand paid each man
1000 landsmen wanted in the navy,
AT IL BROADWAY.
S4OC cash in hand paid each
l,0oc iremen wanted for the navy,
AT IL BROADWAY.
S4O0 cash In hand paid each man.
loo coalpassers wanted for the navy,
- AT liz BROADWAY
500 cash IN hand paid each
Men to this Office 10 enlist rely npon obtaining
the most honorable trcstment upon receiving the money
fee open from A. NJ. TO r. N.
$40 HAND MONEY
will be paid 10 anv man. woman child bringing an as
ceptabe recruit TO this Office.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

fSANknfANS wANTED-rO VOLUNTEER IN
heavy arr ery reg ment near tshiugnn; these men
enlist rcgn ally tpo substitute busin about 10 and re-
S72l pngnY 800 Of II casa ~ hand at the time oi
passing the doctor. Volunteer Commee Rooms. Bridge
port Conn Fare 81 25 trains leave at eight O'Clock 10 inc
morntug.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

DOUNTy si.io2-A FEW MEN WANTED FOR THE
ID Second jersey cavalry. $500 cash IN hand for
one. and years Apply 10 A. A. o. ROWE, blue
stone yard foot OF Washington street Hobosen N J.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
:, ou,nTrRNAsrER SERGEANT, FIVE

(yAvALRS. Il QUARTFRMASfER SERGEANT, FIVE
" duty srrraants eight corporhs two bneers black
smth n rarer and tcanster wantai for cnmpany nj.
ready organized and nearly Fun attached to the Twenty
nthN. Y. d vols. now the teld. No promises madc
that will Nc fu Aled premium gwen Tor men Ap
ply this day IN Capt. JOHN +. PORTER ~. "a, froad
q he lvps
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FOR GENTLEMEN
i only at the New York Museum Of Anatomy. 6l8 Broad
way Parties unable attend these Lectures have
forwarded receipt Of cents by
tarv Of New York Museum Of ANATOMY