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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

OFFICIAL CORRUPTION AND COMPLETELY WITH
TREAsoN.-The Times, in its Washington cor
respondence, asserts that, owing to the conni-
vance of the Custom House officials, an enor-
nous trade is still being carried on from this
city with the rebels. A rebel agent, It was
added, was here lately purchasing material and
machinery for an iron-clad ram, and 0 large
number Of our machinists have engaged them
selves in the rebel service without any effort
being made to arrest them Ii is further
more stated that evidence Of these facts is in
possession OF the Congressional committee ap-
pointed to investigate the affairs OF The New
York Custom House.
What humiliating admissions for q republ;-
can organ to be compelled to make. Can there
be anything more damaging to the pretensons
Of the men who base their claims to another
term Of ONCE on their assumed incorruptibility
and patriotism. Had the President and Mr..
Chase done their duty from the outset the
operations to which we refer would have been
nipped in the bud and the guilty parties pun
ished Enough transpired some twelve months
b OK TO put the government on the track Of
these discoveries 1t shut Its eyes, however, as
long as 1t could to the facts pressed upon its
attention, from the fear that the interests Of the
party would suffer II light were thrown upon
them. OF course every effort will now be
made to diminish their damaging effect, and
they will finally be smothered up, like General
Frank Blair's charges against the Secretary Of
the Treasury. No one expects that the latter
will ever be investigated BY the present Con-
gress And yet no accusations more damaging
to the character Of high public finctiouary,
or that he should be more anxious 10 meet,
have ever been brought before the national
legislature. Republican placeholders are thick
skinned. They require to be dragged BY the
ears before the bar OF public opinion before
they exhibit any sensitveness 70 charges affect
ing their official integrity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

The Soldiers HonAs. t
NEW YoRx, April 30. 1874.
Ma BMMr:-
sn-Ths enclosed Ten dollars ere Tor The "Godissa'
Home Mrs. DRAKE MILLS.
, 1864-07-13
E % R OPE.
THE DANO-GERMAN wAHs
Views Of the European Press.

TIE DASo-GEnMAN WAR.
The final meeting Of the conference took
place on the 25th. It was purely formal, and
the war had recommended. It Is understood
Of the German powers read declaration, iu
which they threw upon Denmark the whole
paaiates. Xletter was Sn Sead from eeY the E%. 1e
peror Of Russia, Announcing that he had ceded
lis claims upon Holstein to the Duke of o.
denbuIg, and that these claims must be con-
sfoered as revived by the present situation
The conference unanimously passed a vote
Of thanks to Earl Russell, who presided at
the tiltingE. Lord R1ssel reviewed the
1abors OF tue conference, IN which be express
ed the hope that all neutral powers con-
CURED that whatever might be the Issue Of
the conflict, the independence of the Danish
monarchy would be preserved.
Prussia had sent orders to Marshal Won
Wraugcl to commence hostftities on the 26th.
a speedy attack on the island Of Alsen ras
y was stated that the German sovere1gus
thst Frussin, with tho enncurrence of Ana.
t1ia, should propose ut the Fedela1 MET that
the Germanic Confederation should declaas
war against Denmark.
The political excitement in England nm
high, rs to the course to be pursued, and the
N: citing Of Parliament on the 9Th is anxious
II awaited on account Of the promised miu1s-
tcriAl statements.
The Time. believes that US the conference
ended with the rejection by both beltgerents
OF the proposals made by the neutr1ls, and as
Denmark deliberately expressed her desire
that the war should proceed, the British GOV
eminent thinks itself not bound to interfere
go long rs the war remains within the limits
which must have been contemplated BIZ the
Dimes when they made their choice.
WAR OR PEACE. .
From the Berlin Provincial Correspondent {eemi-
oficisl), June a3.1
II the proposals Of England in reference to
the line OF demnrkAtlon were at all accepta-
BILE, the Emperor Of the French would be the
only arbitraior possible, he having acquired
the right to 80 distinguished an honor by the
attitude he hns hitherto held. But Prussia
maintains her view that safe basis on which
to establish i line Of dema1kation can only
be determined By consulting the Inhabitants
The proposal oi England seems to find some
support from Austria, who wishes to prevent
her from taking part in the war. England
has warmly declared that on the renewal of
hoetilities she Will place herself with her neet
at the side Of Denmark. Hence the pzolon-
importance, since possibly It may prove a
question Of the commencement Of q general
European war. Whilst England insists upon
p1ologHtion OF the suspension Of hostiItties.
PIussia Wishes to bring >nbout real armis-
tice for long period, settled on precise con-
dftions, amt with mutual engagement to
give four wceks>s notice Of cessation
TIE POSSIBLE DUTY OF ENGLAND,
... [Ftom the Daily News, June a5.l
The public expect ministers to declare
what view they take Of the state Of thiuss
that hss arisen ont Of the failure OF the IT.
cent negotiations; how 1t affects the honor,
, 1864-07-13

the interest. and the duty of the country;
What line Of po1ic., upon full cons1deIa-
tion Of the course, they propose to pursue.
more fearful responsibility never rested
upon British cabinet. Tn all these points
e he Government will, Of course, pronounce
clear ana firm Judgment, which 1t will BE- for
Parll4ment TO confirm or reject; and al
though we hear Of meetings and private COM
biDatjons intended to Influence the decision
OF the Hol Sc Of Comnons even before the
policy Of the Government IS known, We can
not doubt that, under circumstances SO sol-
emn,, that decision n III Le formed upon the
b oadest public grouude- It may be that the
ministers will, On Monday, diyuIge state of
things such as will clearly show it to be our
duty to assert our utmost authority in the
strife betN cen Dennark and Prussia, and, in
snch case, they may count upon ull our
force to cnter on vsst contest, Of which
this Danfsh aggression is but prelude.
PLEA FOR PEACE.
IFrom the London Star, June 81
There may be In the Cabinet, perchance,a an
element persistently bellicose-an element OF
antiquated diplomacy Impatient to mingle
In fray that it has failed to terminate; but
there ore other and better elements, Nc trust,
prfPonderatinE, that evince a g. 4sirft OF wise,
just md liberal statesmaushfp, anxious for
the pscihcation Of Northern Europe, com.
passionate Of the condition and temper Of
Denmark, certainly reprovfng the ambition
of Austria and Prussia, but resolved not to
aggrayate By extending the calamities of
war, nor to waste the substance, the lives,
and the energies of Englishmen, in contest
that concerns neither their safety, their free
dom, nor their honor.
GERMAN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
From the Eorddeutsche Zeitnng, June 2l1
Advices received here from Sch1esWig state
that the troops are again moving northward
L. ALL 11.,a
on the eve of war 4 two months prolonga>
tion Of the armietiee has been rejected, nnd
the line OF the Schlei is maintained us the ut
most concession.
, 1864-07-13
4N g, IS. NAVAL RESDEZ9OUs,e
CHICAGO. Jurt q, .95s.
To Policemen and Others

ss tns 1sHfr tn 9s seansn tnss y o. seSenos
Qnar.e1n s.teI On fhip Black n.rK: Of 9ists*tpr,
ChieaFo. He tAs not reported for tiuty. Said COLI
wAt ov.n .. son:hampto1, EnCl.nd: 5eart Of age !;
tsir FL xlon fest sK tnctes Ia hes1h; K. e o.
lett k.m; ; eLtlsted Ut Chicago, Dec. II. 1851
A REV RU
will be ra,d FIR l4 arps hens1oa at the l!sval Zen
JOHN u. HAKTY,
Acurc Vol Lieut.. U. S. EsvF,
1y1.m23sIm Com'aE ReodtzToI1,'
, 1864-07-13
ITEMS.

-Copperheads at Newport, Ohio, wishing
to have come sport, recently caught negro
lad Of fourteen, stripped and paintcd HIN,
and then drowned him.
Among the nttr .cuve things to be dis
posed of at childrtn's fair in Pittsfleld,
Aass., liz carte de visiie Of General Grant,
sent by himself, with his autograph.
Nantucket people hold on to their silver.
Captein Nathaniel Cory Of that town has In
his possession three ancient coiUs-tWo pis-
tareens Of dates 1866 and 1570, aud pine
tree shilling of 1859.
Il. D. Corey, Of Akron, Eric county,
New York, has twenty Toscarora squaws at
work cultivsting broom corn. Farm he1p ts
source, and these "native Americans fiad
abundant employment.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated In
the Macs. chusetts State Prison in flne style.
The prisoners were ali In favor Of liberty.
tapeworm ninety feet long was taken
from patient In York, Pa, last weak.
The pbystcthns occupied three hours In re-
moving 1t, ~:
, 1864-07-13
g. Is. Nnmes' Girca5.
500 Men and Horses.
IL SHETLAND PONIES,

49, Z --~'- -N- s-@-"A>~-@
4 Grand Fce. Exhibition nnt Street P.ta1e ut 10
o'ci:ck M. Mr, q. ckeite Tratued Animals. 4
living LION IN THE sTEEET makes II leap 10 the
The Goccts Il iibtrty.
Two performances daily, afternoon AEd evening,
ccn.uenc.ng stzH and ~ r. 4.
AdM1hs1o1- ~ cAuA
Children utdei twelve. ceta.
The G. mpapy lutenu visiting tia 1olo wing places
eecurttnE 10 the ts.eE E1ytza ot1ow:
JULY-Mondty. Nth. Weupon Tuesday I2th. Hes.
vfr Dam Wed1tstay. 18th. Columbtt: Thurad.q,
MaaisoE: Msnaty.' iNh: Whltevatcs 1ucs.aJ ;.
2lst, Belyidere; Friday, 92d: Rocsfora; Saturday,
80, F1etport hon:ay 4;th: Monroe Tuesday, s6sh,
DsrliuKt.n Necn1scsy, 2stn. Mineral Point; Ehu5s-
day 2hth Pla'tyse; Friday, 18th, Duouaus: e@suf'
# Mount sa Ga55o TTess1y s1s =
hoy; Friday, 5th. Msndo:s; GatuE Isy. Gth, sAna'
Wednesday. 16tb, Morris: Thursday, II: OttAwA
Friday. 18th, La 6kile: Saturday 18th. Princeton
Monday. 15ib, KeHsnee; T1eEdly, 1bth+ Ge3eseo
Wendesday, 11th, EGck Island Thursday 18Th. DAY
enpoHi Friday, 18th: Mo scatne: saturday. !othi
rcllo; Monday 22d. Burlington: Tnesd y, I'D. Mon
month: "Wednesday. ?4th. 6 G.te.oure; THURSDAY
25th, Earmir Etol; Friday. Is h. Peoria; Saturday
s7th, Pektn: AGndar, 3stn: Hlo2min: ton; tuesday
N|h; atlanta: NednfEdsy. Hkt. Lincoln
6Fl'1EMBEls-Tlur l~f Clinton Friday, "a,
Decatur! Saturday. fd, EpriI Eht1d.
te7s-f14qt st N1kT Sdp
, 1864-07-13
VALUABLE FRUIT FARk
FOR SALE.
I'M rMH MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

.ao,ntne thr CITY Of ST.. Genevieve Missoua. sixty
11,ie. neioF ef. Gorle Of two hu.d.e1 sid valve
ncret. veil stocEet With ffolss Of All Gtndf aloR
ar ~ "a fjyrtten EfJ n Tas1uret new cot.
1ses dwatnc house OF eeEen ron7s. sfa"t y nant
3. and one Of the ocst ui tsrNs 70 Lie ssnte
Addrtss b, c. TUITLc, Etc. Gtuevteve. Ao.
~
, 1864-07-13
ENG1NFs AND bol1EiSs
TWO ENGINES,

tx feet sxoke, Il inch borr. two bs1ance wneeh u
fist diameter. Two fue Do1les1. &feet
long. IS inches diameter
Ihe ebove IL good condition aed nov tn afe aa - =
iytmsisjx CRo NELL 4 co.. Raetaes Via.
, 1864-07-13
Ill., S9AlVUlIEfS
THREE MlNUTE SALVEu

This Salye will permanently remove
and cure Corns. Warts. Mo1e3. Hing.
worm and Touthache In from three
to ten minutes.
~, " Tau - suffer the e1cspclat1ug and torment:
tIfPE Hf q tEEtmy - tn - 9nH asd T00TaAC4E WhGn
cf So cent? p:r boifls. - ~ ''9 ~
x FIR aalr at Or. EAST EELY'b 1-.ntlv Medicine
Stare % Nad,aoa ttleet the Post oace, 20
, 1864-07-13
rTAINED AND CUT GLASS.

Works, 19 Harvard Place Boston, Maas.
Eye11 defer1ptton Of Ornamental Window for
Private Residences, Hotels. &C. IN Stained
Il &ANUN M665. kN-kM4-iEt1
, 1864-07-13

F7cco the Rev. j. n. Lyons, formerly pastor Of tAs
Columbus IN. J3 and MiestoWn tPs.) Bspu&
Church.
NKw RocRLL8, n. T.
DE-. c. N. JAcxsoH: Dear Bril- feel tt pssaaur8
thus, CT my accord, to beaI te1nony 10 tha az
ctience OF the German Bttrers Some years sincn b.
Ing much stnicsed with Dyspepaia. ! used thez1
mended them to persons e1feehed BY that tormentnG
disease. and havs hesru from them the natte1E
Testimonials 70 their great value In general
debility, beueVs It to be toRic thst ancot e eas
passed. j. II. LYON8~ -
, 1864-07-13

FoWle>s Pale and q HumOr Cure.
On hottie wAr1bnted Ptrmsn-nt t;ure 10 all kinds
l1ee; two hotties In aroey. Scrof1lR Sale fsheu n,
End all cl5eaets Of the Skin. In t,f failure 1h
proprietor requests all the c1nty bott sand
1as; o.ck .hc 5D;crey sx,sEnal ase
Chemist. Il Prince ere-t Hpston. AL dealers must
Earrt1l. 6teGlrcular. For E8e in t;h1ca. by "a.
BRYAN, and all Druggists. les kB556m saw
, 1864-07-13

l
| From the Psai.ies Of the Far Vest
/ VI.
61EWAR7's EDUCATED SACRED BULL,
From HlrdoFsn.
ss boss oSsSSSsks soSE5 &SS f1 Pos REoH
From all paris Of the World.
Comprising seven Dlstt1act Exhibition,
| W1TH 40 MEN AND HOaSEs.
AL uncer one Gissntsc Paytlisn for one Single P1c.
| Of Admission.
.EoTICE.-It viii be seen that ths combination
a99Te gi.s9 Issaiss @ In sn eattrsy psx class os
tempted BY pfi7ae en's:pTise. and snssiis sach u
enoIEons e1pena1tu-e OF money that only the mos
It, e
ia eases @sR tss
than can Be found tn any ofher place q amusement
tien Il eye1; DE- al IT. 0eafes 'pp''"sn 70 reftee'
TaE FOUR CLOWNS.
MONS. FRANCOIS s1E1HIsT, tha Ftench Trick
=. "a. a. PoNIvAS n ,hs EnsIish eymnas:lc Clown.
- is@i:ss!s s'iS 5oE $sfIaxn. Clown to
the Eanf1ts,an Scenes.
tHoS HSSsE ss ny B. Ps9ps5y sssd
Kaue.cnrTieulu e INTO fsea town whsrs i e1tibts,
s9 f ss seos = s!sissfsa: i4sESsk e e
ihs se FaeSa
the GEses spva 81 art ri hs ana avs osnsmaned IL
Ess ss s 9 s. SSSts IS SSE
e :gHfffFs1' ~ 9 6SyF
horses show OF tsef. hills Manafac;urers and AZ.
shlp Of he aa9' Is. Everything atoat ths Eqnsscar
5isglq% y ns"nnsw % tsnts sew waxoEs 6sr
new IDEAS Without buuher." o'' A4S'A
, 1864-07-13

HEI1BoLD6 EXTRACT OF BUCHu,
For weakness ar1sDE from Excetses. Habits Of Es4
Gfauon, Easly 1ndtscrettpp, alteadod
With .ahu following symptoms:
1nditpoattor to KxeItioa Lcas Ct Power
M, Mess .! seMo1ys Difficulty Of Breathing,
Msak herves, Trembling,
nnoftof OF nlseneet WAke;nlness,
HtunEtt ot t1s1opt Fhin In the Back,
hot dAh0st FiushlnG Of the Body.
4k3ne6A q tnf 5kln, EfuptIrne on the Fnca.
UEty+raAl i.esitude, Palid CoHntonance.
H1scalat system,
These SYN toni, II nl1oW ed to 70 on, which this
medicine Invariably removes, so3n follow
FATUITY. EPILEPT1C FITS. &C..
In one Of which rre pRtiect mar eTptre. Who ca1
full d!seAses,n
INsAN1TY AND CONSUMPTION?
Many nre nwAre ct the cause OF their suffering, ba.
mere confets. The records OF the insane asgnE1
and the melancholy deaths hy consumption, hsAs
ample witness to the truth Of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BIZ Or
GANIO WEAKNESS
Requires the aid Of medicine t. stren0theu and In.
ytgorate 1he ~ stem, which Il HdlMgOI. DIS EXTRACT
BUChU invariably does. 4 trial Will convince The
most skepucxl.
, 1864-07-13
II T. moi often we speak Of p:ay.
RfCiUnH


*tiTc tue Widespread reputation kLlch !. now
tcys. H. hAa larger v1acilcc Than coy otne- Pay.
sic.u II Ehls6Eo IN the trta:.urn 6: III tocse ds.
aanflE: l11vat o!se&sta L, h4. i1r LIE - / ;een
Year. ttVoteo Lis whole TIM. nton 70 ,o.s
rhysic ars &c IL rnstt succs sial Il tns tpeament
o. MI those ctset which %e:c ca.ty cnbsdsr .c To-
SFsea fS r. nPSo',het Of IT, ~ soEk eaea
which Will be mailed 70 all recelp. u shrre cents
~ Ne-r-y postage As re 10 most oAluLB 10 do Al
opium upcn .hore nlcst c1liicsi Eat,ers iscs Of
chAEe. tstnce and narttrt 16s Clark trreel. Post
Gise re1 S i e.. Asbasanets strictly conalsrssal
Dr. james
:. In H. aoa:s
y ~ ~. II - t:Anrorh etr-*:t, nl~aeu Iinof1.
~ ~ n toe tIeatni+nt cf uLb ca ~oS11. MkRou
E1Bka!rb AND DIsoRDEHs, - \ CoSTAaioub wee
BAL CnAKAcTl:H, curts them with"ut rrso.tink to
but w1tb fECTRALzxk, = POSITIVE oEK1 for II
Enmoft and hlooe polsnnA.
LaeAhic WEAKkkss. ,su'h ~ sctu'n+l Veakutss
eassilon hereditari,. can11uG .! e aofy, COZ
Will other depol Lble train syptons, treated aud
fHelesly curkd By An tntatblc urthou. f-v1hC much
1ne end e1tense ti1eet. tsonorrhes. St-ciure: and
~ as.asas !+coflhr tp tht htses Ct private nature
old u;scsses If the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS,
p1otches on the tase sna1l Wntery bsters paths il
tr hea1 and b9ntH ulccfatd throat, nose, nmht and
EoaE sfsotula. together with a. endless number OF
IL snes IL Recommended By ths prees generally Of
slc South. the medical faculty. Acd Of ned
Gih.eiy, sad be cnred Of :h.#e horrinle ditta*es.
hen eLts, IT. JAAtts' a,fce anE fa1io1B arc ut Sc
Rsnaerh e sefxsen F st-,s snd @ pssseSrn sTes
CONFIDENTIAL. 1Y8rm612-.5ti1
, 1864-07-13
T~ Clear the House of Flies.
CsR DUTCHERB CELEBRATED
LEGhTNlkG FLY-KILLER.


or Public orula' aor, thr and sur sst fee. OF
Superiority efficiency IN aty.ilnG. !, s especially
60 with III invrrlionf uss"ovtrl-4. MoSxE mar
bril- 8 thttg into 1tun"ra5r nMcr1ely, ont NE III
1iit ,,ns h-ea ss,ik,rr'y yc-ih~d It. ~. cass of
HE1enT's Rs1ry4SHTiSo EiIxIn: Il tn pssseo
seEn wl,ere ittsodu.:d sole:y ffnu, It's IN M
merit Is Meteoo. t. ho'lns but wh1t !: caa aud
L!ve a1d - ht.lth:svse . y + c2,aia: Tor; taoush meAl
SOFA ht I'll respectable druggists IhrauEnnui he
Unind t,xtts and Canhla. bee Advertisement.
, 1864-07-13
Read Who Saws SO.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of eAa
HacIclUis4a Of Reng11us K11Wlt.;Ch End ChEts~

From Ksv. J: Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of .aa
HacJclU;s.1a Of Religious K1cWlt.:gs md ChTts
tnn Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to fayor OF recommend nat
gradients aud effects, Jet know OF sni}cent rea
sons Why man may NOT testify to tho benefits ho oe,
the benefit OF others
/ do this more readily In regard to Hoonauds Ger
man Blsters. prepared By DF. c. T. Jackson Of thk
city, because prejudIced against them for many
years, under the impression that they vera chieny q
alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my friend Roht
proper tests aud tor encouragement to ~ them Whs1
suffering fsom great aad loig debility. Tbs
q the present 5saE. wss foGea by evident feefaa1
which had not felt for sI mo5tha before aud hid T.
most ds9.rea Of regalnln=. therefore thsnk Got
]. NEWTON Brown, Pht;Aaelphi8-
, 1864-07-13

PRINCIPAL DEP0TS.
Helmbold's Drug aud Chemical Warehouse.
Helmht1d's Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
Aelmbt4d's Drug aud Cham1ca1 Warehouse.
no. sel BKoADwAY. N. T., Or
E0. 5oz DROApWAY. y. T. Ots
NO. 59i BROADWAY, n. r. OR
HFLMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELMROLD'S HEntCAL DEPOT,
HELMHpIDt3 MEDICAL DEPOT,
30. 1c4 SOUTH TENTH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF CoUErERFKITs AND uSPK1N
CtPLED DEALERS,
Who enieayot 10 d1tpoaa Of their own" and
"othes" articles on the Icpntatloo STAINED by
BElMEtLDS GENU[SE PEEPAKA flOH3.. !
HEl MBOLD'a
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARnLA
Il Gesu1fE IMPROVED RosB WASH,
sQID By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
ABE FOR HFLMB0LD'5.
TAKE NO OTHLR.
Cat out the Advertisement Hsnd fer 4 andavod
nnposltion nnd exposure. lel7-a52St 1st fAW.2d1
, 1864-07-13

The dwelling house Of Captain John 4.
Winslow, the hero Of the Kearsarge, at Rox-
bury, Mass, was entered BY q burglar e1rly
last Thursday morning, The son OF the Cap
tain awoke, and found the burgllr searching
his pantalouns, when the latter fed without
securing any plunder.
, 1864-07-13

Tickets procured only at the Oflce Of tha Trea8-
nler OF the Company, in Chicago.
Coma u.atton Tickets are issued~ either for One
Eear fer Slx Months, fer Three Mouts, the op.
tlcn Ct The applicant. commencing on the TIRsT
or ANY MONTH, and no deduction Will be made for
psrts OF months expired
Tickets Are cot transferable Under any- -circum-
6tsDces snd are to be used onlv by ths parn named
On the and 40 return Of H1y part OF the sum
receyed therefor Will be made In Of the
Inability od the PEI son to uSe It. 49,. .,.,,.t..
for the plares where they rettte. acd tbsy wilt show
them to The Conductors whenever required, Ia the
aaEe manner a. o1hts pAssenEefs-
Tjcsets arc good 70. MI Passenger Trains stopping
the htattona for whlcn they are Issued. with the
g1cepGoe cf any trains run by special aIE1rzenent
LEY Eve no easmpho1 to the general rules and rag.
utatGi ot sne and cO1faf no privilege Of
sr@nfpotltE anY klad OF Gools Ex1 re u st.ef etc
Other than Ordinary perecnal baggsEs.
expiration, and Conductors nre strictly oroarei to
examine ali such Tickets the SECOND DAT OF each
month, take up those that hAve expired, aud charge
the reRullr tair until new Ticket Is shown.
The Company reserve tue right to put on or taxa
oH Trains. % tlef the TINA 0f their Arrtvai aud de-
patture at au etauoref wheDever they may think
such changes uereE sary. without returning any pof
ton Of tho Communication Mt ne7.
CozoMCtess viii be required to subscribe 70 sneaa
sn!eB 2nc teEnlsuons when purchasing ItcEet and
e1gn contract to relieve the tom:anY from Al lis
bty Tor damages th.t meJ bo Incurred BY kcetatnt,
either 70 THU selves Or bassRse that they ms7 be
~ Each purchaser Of Comnutst!on Ticket viii
he Furnished with cqgy Sf t9sfs inles and nd
Chlc0Ko, June s9sh. 1851. tyl1a2ID i'm
, 1864-07-13
The Hitter Fruits of BAD Nitters

: 4 KrR3 ut HE,s~ H$<n&
Invalid readc. Co ycu know Ehat in tenths Of the
Butte. con.poucds you afe solicited by :hs rrnnae.
ois Sss hted Tor 9onche Tnty ~ 1lls nahafse
1uEed Ienl nnp3r!aed acohol: cont.ialng conad-
i 81 prutt,c acid The as1s 81 tic resa'ar ttnetnTss
sherrAl c1fsacts can overcome the bad Tendency of
1hcrcneh rcctired, Is the only t:nulenr which caE
O. saiel, uset =! fonponcnt q E4uie s'ieraiiye
ACn biT Eits i the eniy medicinal rre ,sfast u IL
4e Fc!!a lr which this AF1ce rsed al ncfecteut.
d q sss
TERs d,fnse an arres she ea;m isronrh the nerrnns
svsta7 ~ dtet wan an ~ 'anae ~ sI14n ~
oheJ 4oDie 50 oucKly Tey,yee 81 ,e e4hsnso ch
s e. W iI,e' INC anpcte. an1 removed ne
EsaGns &c 81 e o1 gsn s.g
T,he Graorasr nfsCo~o-w - ~
~ VA %Ae
s pn FL Ss 9 q Ffs~ sssss
Deain.sa Piles keuralsia and .lnar.d lh1s
70 sQusl: 5o ccats lid - bottte SOLD By druggists
Eieh.h xt5est: Fhli4detpa. soe Assaf- Fl ~ y
,;,ss.S S4S i i!SaS il EsAs st.: asasss
4 Positive Cure for Drunken.
pr: ~ ZkfE,s t..[g ASIIny1Ef0R II: sTRoSo DRINK.
a ar,1ac'al ajpe1!Ie-in other words arefrcrsl5 of
sSssss
CT np0n artife!al c.nSes There nncs removed, the
v:c1 o. lneorts VII !osc al Inclination OF desire
STpnf BIZ it. specific ucon. IT,
1CrGe the appetite 70 ts F.oGcE Normal COD
, 1864-07-13
AFFID A W.T..

FFID AVIT.
Personally faprea.ed before me. an Alderman o.
III q ctY al Philadelphia. q. T. Helmbold, who Ee-
ing duly sworn, doth say hAs preparations contain
no narcotic, no mercury, or other ln!9E1ous drugs.
hnt Era frnlv vegetable Il. T. T.HELNBOLN
sgorn an surscrihed sbefore me th1A Esd d3y al
November, r,1853- VIM E: MABARD. Alderman,
Ninth Street above Race. Fhllatelphia.
Aderees letters for inEormatoo. In confidence, ia
E. 7. HELMBOLp,
CHEMIST.
, 1864-07-13
Ql1irdgo Iribnr&e.


Prorpec1s of the Indiana Democrsev-
candidates, d:c.--Gov. Morton aud Inc
Finances--military Inte11fcenre.
, 1864-07-13

n IIAN TIC @ GREAI n Es5It
IA ERN RAILWAY
BCMHrH ARRAkaKRK1.-1Wo Through ElpraN
Trains between CLEVELAND AND EEW ToKK.
Taxes effect May ID, 1854.
NEW YORK THROUGH LINZ.
Leave Cleveland ut. s:Q \. ~ and 9loP NJ
Arrive LaaTittshufEh. III 80 Al - l9:57 r. X.
NeadVille st...... 1:+9 7. Y. Loo 4. Il.
CORY at........... 81 P. ass An.
36slaHarca at... 5:l5 P. Y. til L. Il.
HeW York Rt. .....l .l0:45 \, II. 9,45 2. II.
RETURNING.
Leave New York kat........I:od'A-x x. 6bctr.A
Ar1lva Cleveland at.,.... .5.W An. $50 :. u.
snundsys q: :epted. tSatuf1ays excepted.
H,F,SWERT3RK, q, Gent Stpt-,
Meadevllle PA-
tn GOOCNAN, General Ticket Aeep1, Cleveland
Chic 27l6-E1T6Sm
, 1864-07-13
Bflmboln'8 Ertracts

This r1fdf.tne the power digestion and
s1ees the a6sofbent4 into healthy acuon, By which
tufal engagements, are reduced. well Il pain and
drtn, @s ~ @"@~A~
, 1864-07-13
w. r. DAVIDSON.

BURNHAG q VAN 6CUlACk, wholesale Agents,
1YE.fD:aa 2 I6AW.is
, 1864-07-13

- tFtom The Daily News, June 25.l
The public expect ministers to declare
what view they take Of the state Of thinss
that hss arisen ont Of the failure OF the IL
cent negotiations; how 1t affects the honor,
, 1864-07-13

. from ReY. J. Il. TnTobt, Faatof Of HeddtnE Il.
= Church, PhilsdephiA,
DE-. Jackson: Dear sir-aavtng used your German
that 1t has bean of Rreasaerv1ce. te1ieve that u
uost casas Of general debility Of the system 1t Ii u
eafest ard most YasuAbfe remedy of which haYq sn1
knowledge. Xous8, respectfully.
J. e. TURNER
2a6 n. Hinaseeuth Etype&.
, 1864-07-13
69f0Ninal;

FIepared from Pura Vegetable Extracts, con.
ksini1g nothing injurious 10 the most delicate.