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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-17
Notice.

TOT F1IItVaI usCases IN hdVhhDc, IU,UU
c" Az chtaea are considered due ieAea se,eicesaye
re'sderod. 1t Is also
Res0ired, That each member of this Association shall
keep list OF nonpasng patrons and when unwilling
to treat them longer sha he the duty Of said member
to report such names to the Associations and all members
shall refuse to treat such patrons until past services are
paid for. : ....--'.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-17
100000 SHINGLES,

FANiE subscriber having purchased Half Nflon feet 0,
IL lumber. ,aao 80.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-17

r~- Dyspers;o can be cured ess

- es- Dyspepsia can be cured 4sss -
NO MNrTl'R HowLoSr1 ST NSp-l
~ ing, yields at Aence 10" UsP RAs' = Dr stssstA
Cure" The effects of this Remedy truly magical.
Trynand o. CON ffAd. -Pree one Dollar a box. sent
pos. paid % any addtessly l. c. uruAM % sou,t sih
ST. .sPallads,phia, Pa cirs rlars ssht free. 40,
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Tho Brookiy1 Military.


the regiments under orders march sro making ef
forts TO ill up the ranks and tbu< far With great
cess. The Fiftysix regiment. Commanded by Col
Adams, viii be ready in few dsys. and 1ne Twenty
eighth commanded by Col Boxee. viii ne prepared to 60
In few days thereafter. Both regiments hsve>had
perience 70 lennss van'a Maryland and virgnis cam
paigns The following orders In relation 70 the Fifty
sixth regiment we're issued yesterday
SPECIAL oRDEKs-So 81 au..eN
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND DIVISION N. Y. g. N. O.
The Fifty sixth regiment oil. J. Adams Will
BILE for muster into the service OF the United States
rAQuson OF the President of the United States upon the
STATE OF New York. at such tlme and place tho
niandant OF the regiment may direct .-4 VII. #teL
H. B. DuRYEA, Ma jor General
II. b. HUsBARD, District Judge Advocate. trNarl
spvCsAL oRpERs-Eo a..
HEApouARrERs. FIrrY RsGIsKSr r. q. 8. n. Y..l
BRooK LYN, July ~, 1864.
The foregoing orders hereby for the
edto assemble at Ray nond street. on Thurs
day morning, July IL, nine o'c ock 10 be mustered
into the of uped States for one hundred dsa
The command In ordered report 10 Washington imme
dia tey. @.N Mt 'st1e -AE -tl1A tfl1
BY from the General Of the State Of New
York every member OF the regiment must report in person.
special meeting of tho board OF officers win bs held q
the headqusrters Wednesday evening, July slA at
eight O'Clock. Every officer Of the command directed 70
but every one must be prepared 20 70 esdsr BY
Commanding Fifty sixth regiment n. @. S. NJ
EDWIN LuDLAx Atjuiant
The parade ordered for the 18th nstaBthe occasion
OF laying the corner stone Of the now armory the
Eastern District of Brookiynhas been couDtemanded.
The viii probably be conducted by the Free
Masons and city authorities without the laid OF the milf
tary. t
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
TIE NAVY AND THE INVASION,

Affairs at the Brooklyn Navy Y0rd-
Ships, Men and Gums Being RapAdiy y
Sent FOrw n rd, &c.
On Sunday night Lieutenant Commander Pauldog, with
six officers, several hundred seamen and Marines and
number Of full howtxer batteries lett here tnopro
lection Of tho capital Yesterday the gunboat New5ern
LEFT here with several hundred In charge OF Com
mapder Scott having with them batteries of howtzers
The gunboat Tahcma, Lieutenant Commander u. h
Harmony, has gone down 70 Baltimore. and the gunboAs
Juniper and verbena sailed yesterday.
Admiral Pauding and Captain Case are working night
and day TO hurry up ships men, guns &C., for service.
The transport steamer shamrock lately purchased Of Mr.
OLsary viii leave to-day, with ordnance stores and
Aghting crew, for point South.
Other important naval events are ranspring, OF which
% not deem admissible to wre the present time.
Tho following q list Of oonces of the vessels which
ssned yesterday
xwmax-rIvs ouSs
kiettendnt Coamandfa1-T A. Harris.
Master and E4ecuive CtRcer-Robsi Y. Hoilsy.e
Master and Coaa Psiot-J. H. Richardson.
ErsiS~s-cAArIss Il. Sawyer Charles Traher and F. 9.
zsiaant s.ySeor-John = Cobb
PavmdHer-E Fl. Cushing. asss
EnQineeys-Fst Assistants Isaac Naples In charge and
J. Cooper Third Assistants, F. c. Lomas Jas H. Bless
EastsT's Aatr-Adolp6us Lambsfgren, Joshua Cosk
Capiain's CIsrh-Thss J. Benjamin. .s
Pam1stsr's Cleyk-Sidney Hansou.
Ssrycen's StesSurd--Hirsm I, Ellis
PaymaHsr's Sse,gurd-Masou Foster
JUNirvR>-Two GUNS.
Acting Easiom Commanding--E. 2. Paterson.
Actsg Masters Motes-Andrcw Davis, Jr, and Chas'ss
hnamurs-Ac,,ns Second Assistant. James scl,van
Acting Third Assistants John d. Ferris and G. Wright
yssn.SA-Swo GUNS
Acting Ensigw Commdpdin9-w. II. summers.
Acting MASTERS MccsCharles J. Peirce aud Denny n.
Enp'nees-Actins Second Assistants, Thomas Hssuan
and GoosGe O. Parker
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
P OaS T s G RIP Z
WEDNESDAY,. yULYIs- A. M
THE INVASION or MARYLAND.

sat ss# S>~~~~~-~>~~uN~,~~~-~-~ at
IassrestiaE Reports by Wsy sr Hsr-
I @E 5H. riskurg. 4
HARsDsuRa, Pa. Juiy IL. 1854.
The gratifying intellseuee was received to-day shat
General Sullivan N In Communication with General stgo,.
who. u will os rememberei.s ia ia command at Haspers
Ferry. shss connection can bs opened, advantages
VIII How from it which caution forbids 70 discuss 10
this despatch. 48he
We nave another despatch tho edscs that sgels
airy wore 10 frederick yesterday This 10, however.
questionable have other Information sts,ng that
large forces wsre at BooDsboro and Mddeown at ths
same sime II this intetgsucs is correos H vas utterly
impossible Tor any Union force 70 malasaia itssk at
Frederick.
From south Hountan the sews is OF reliable charac
ter, and It II credited hsc tho rebels have orsnsd
the rugged ranges In that region. fl
There arc runors that large force OF rstcs thirty
eight tnousand, had passed through Frederick Accom-
panying this force haodred and forty ne,d
pieces In scd ion 10 the repossed to hsve passed
through Frederick
We have intelligence derived from rebel officers by
parsons living in thAs osy, wheh Of highly important
character tpurporss TO give tho fact that HIPS corps
approaching and that junction expected TO DO
madewith the thirty thousand slready s,iuded
Leesburg. be n.Nss
In connection with this report ws hays q rumor that
the rebels recrossing the Potomac reaching vr
ciua below Hsrosr- Ferry. There doubt that tho
crossing at this point fert tho part shs rebel
in Maryland 70 defeat any effort calculated 70 affect con-
junction with the approaching forces under Hill.
report reached hea dQusrters at eight p. Y that .
force Of esu hundred Union cavalry dashed Eredor
lex this afternoon and the rebels beyond the city
and that the later being heavily reinforced retarued
aud sspulssd the Union tyoops.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
The Cabinet I'm broCiio.
TO THE xD.ros OF rus HERALD.


TO TUE EDTos OF THg HERALD.
In reading your paper the other day was much
impressed with the admirable selection suggest by
for a Cabioet that cannot but write yoa. Sir
Adams, Secretary Of state. would ths united
approval Of the entire country aud especially the sup
port New Eogand. General Dr ss Secretary o. the
Treasury, could not hnd cnemy a newspaper tina,
would oppose him. New York city would throw her 90
influence In the secuFe the able
ot General DIX for the hnances this country bs.vs
his selection would do good Of the country
than that OF Ar. fessendeu who stands tn.
boiwavk abe Senate against the floating o
,svagauce which dash futously against our already
depicted treasury. Az FOR General Mcclellan, ~
tnr President would gain him many irieuds
which ne would give the country opportunity Judge
for itself 20 the 1Dlitics OF OF ts citizens
who, BY this adrot moro, would ha oat or the
circle Of candidates for tho next Presidency.
Admiral DupoDt-a practical aud experienced sesman-
Would renoyate Navy ns artment and place IL
cupy. For Postmaster General what better mao could be
selected than ths Hon. Alexander Rsnds the present
able assistant Postmaster General, mind
able decisions have done much carry this dapart
meut safely through the last .our Revordy John
son, the able lawyer and fsrsceing statesman would
properly ni the position Of Attorney General and
thereby the support 81 the eotre conservative
cid Of Mr. Lincoln. ~ you well say, his election sor
another would be secured the strong support
of radical ard democrat. on and admins
sraiion woud oe certain and furs opened 10 tbis
JOHN BUNyAN, ia.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
city Inteiiigence.

FIRE BANTER SrREKr-A FIREMAN KnLEp-About
nine O'Clock last night nre broke out 10 frame tone
ment Of 10 Baxter street, occupied by Mrs. Ellen
Higgins. The are spread TO the adjoining premises
and burned ou some twenty-five thirty poor families.
The roof Of the store No. 49, occupied by David waz
clothing store also took fire. Loss estimated at 5000
insured for $500 Rutgers Insurance Company. The
building. which Is owned by Mr.. Williams, is damaged
about $500 insured for 400 In Kings County Insurance
Company.
No I5 x. clothing store KEEP. by Abram Goodman loss
abous $500 usurod for $500 Pacific Insurance Company
No. IA clothing store Of Manuel Brsky. lnss
about 1900: icsured Buildss owned by AbrAm Isador
damaged about $500; Insured.
No IL. liquor store occupied by Michael McCann dam
aged by water aD3ut 300, DO insurance
No l2 grocery siore occupied BY Patrick Grace stock
dam ped by watsr abootfS0.
No lS grocery store. kept by Petro Canopy damsged
about 500 by water. insured.
Captain Jourdan and force OF police rendered very
ecen services 10 preserving order aud protecting prop
AZ No 10 Engine was forming the corner Of Baxter
aud Chatham streets, route to the hre, OF the
members whose name we could not learn, teii aud Was
run over by the engine and when picked apby his
cotes, found 10 be dead, the Wheels the cnguo
having broken hts neck.
Firx IN BARCLAY SIRsn.-Abous quarter before gne
oclock last night Gre discovered the top floor
Of tho i've story building No. ~ Barclay street, occupied
BY H. wii,,ts Co, dealers In croctery, and before
expsushed The Ore burned out the top cor part Of tho
fourth door and shs greater part OF the ROOT The da
done to the stock Is estimated al Abou 50 900 iuIy
covered ny The building damaged about
&. O0O Tho arst oor and basement are
cuped by Daniel Titus also dealer in crockcry his
stock Ia damaged W water probably 10 the amount OF
81 O00 The origin OF The IRE 10 a. present unknown.
Fiss ~ Baxrss srRrws while tho previous nrc was
burning nre orose out IN ~ ame tenement No. IL
Baxsor street. tho roof destroyed several poor
families turned out.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
NEWS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

CAIRO, July le 1854.
The otsamsr Belle OF Memphis has arrived with Mem.
phs daxss Of yesterday. Shs has forty.two bsss Of
o,tton for st. Louis.
Reports from White river state that tho gusrss are
active along that stream
The steamer Commercial her way up. was nred Into
at Lamberts Landing, tue 6sb Several other boats
have been fred into differ points along river
but sustained no damage.
small gang OF guerlas tore up the track tho Nom
phs aud Little Rock Rsrosd about tan miles this 81 Dc
o. Brownsville, the night OF the 7th, aud the next
train TO .tle Rock thrown or the track. The
gineer and fireman killed and fow Of the psssen
gers injured. The engine was destroyed
MarmaduEe Is said 10 be absent from his command On
sick leave. His force was threatening the railroad.
Al. quiet 1t Little Rock. White river Is very ow
and dcuA 70 vigate that gunboats aRd transports
frequently run ground and are disabled.
NRxrHn, July IL. 1894
quiet at Little Rock and Duvais Bun.
Boats from New Orleans report that the river lower
The city is quiet. -sRe aN
General washburn's recent order detailing guard OF
prominent rebels 10 the trap having resulted in
tho entire cessation Of nrus the esrs the General
released the guard upon parole OF report for
duty wheuever nring the trains shall again OCCUR.
Nothing has bssn heard from Gsuorai smiths expeda-
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
United states District Csart.
Before Hlr. Judge Belts
err oaar ~ pupIy N Nauau

Ju,y 1.-The case o Philip D. Marsh. brought up
on hsbess corpus from Fort Lafayette. argued this
morning. Counsel Ior The prisoner produced return
made by General DIX TO the effect that Marsh was hold
by the Secretary OF War for offence committed by
MIN while 10 the military service Of the United States
and subject trial by martial Counsel contcnded
that the allegation Of beisg the military service
was ont that thoy must show what the nature
of such service wee 40 that the court might Judge
far such services constituted The party member d the
land or forces OF The United States Counsel also
op,ccted that the return did charge any offence
ooVnzabe court martial by which the court could see
whether sucn tribunal had Jurisdiction not on these
pouts be demurred 10 the retxn Of General Dix aud
olsImed tbe discharge Of his Chant
Counsel for the government replied, and The case
stands adjourned I'LL thls morning
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
TL,sron Julv 10 rasd

sAts oy PRrss SvnAnnn GRsyBouNp.-H. Harris
Co. cold BY auction on Saturday, ss Citizens wharf, Fast
Boston, the prlze steamer Greyhound 70 william Weld
Esq for forty thousand doiiars Her cargo OF cotton
amount OF money rcalzsd bv ths capture viii % MP
wards nsadred thousand dollarn Ife Greyhcuaa
two hundred and one feet, bvsedth twenty two feet,
depth thr,eeo ssss rss hunrsd aad ssvsay tv0 toos
Euglhb measurement built 10 Jlaseow Scotland "a
1859 By nessn IarcIaG, Carrie 4 Op haa swo engines
os eighty ho~ss power. thirty sx mob cylinders, srsks
thirty sx ,pchs& shs 10 coss vssy fast steamer,
having ssvcv. taSes ~. ns ssosxads q W'iniassno.
DrsepN AA0uN. xxiv ~ -
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

rho cuoara mail stsamsnip Arabia. Captain Hocsisr.
~ir leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
The mails Tor Europe wh close hsfpasl sas o'eocx
this morning
1hs ksw YoaH HssALn--edition for Europe-~il %
ready at eight O'Clock, snd will coltan graphic and
authentic account OF tho Invasion OF Maryland ny shs
RebeL, with detAs Of their Movements end DepreAs.
ticns Tho latest accounts Of the Operations OF Lena
General Grants Forces Petersburg. Va The la.sss
accounts Of tho Onward March Of General sherman's
sorcss IN Georgia. and the lsrest News from ,ts UOs
Army in different portions Of the country, Tho iasess
News from Mexico. Cube, So Domingo, and reports u d
important events q the week. 4tn .rD
Single COPIES IN wrappers, resdy FOR mailing, avs
ceuts
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

CHAPTER TT.
name was prououncs1 In many tongues
And thsre came IN unto hiu Judith from the seaport OF
New bedford who had been sick for many years aad After
some days her pains wsre soss she slept soand sod did
And from thcse which are called 10 the xrea,
ey of Phiadciphia wrote spisiis saying 20 Drate
accept which called 9reeDDack hath
the picture sf brsham Thy friend for verify
vas weak. exhausted aud despopdeut ate but little
suffered paths, and thv PiantAttqs Bcrs
health, nkensd only unto the vigor Of Youth"
md upou such Asnicted with Liver Compaint
with Soar s,omach with General Debility and Dyspeptc
pains al paru Of Ne and dd these B',ers produce a.
BuV sns snbssvsrs sristsd aud some erostsss s-D.s
hoNs Dhoss occupation vas seBe-Nud they said many
sess thiss sad wsapstsd shss dying sorrows through
rSes ASsrhan the ccssr Drake and said This
peusuds u which Ia W boys always saone
the Ne u good cheer Once in sansamon esoa
even vAs bisus"-but the burstag ef shell from the
drscoa of Peysrssun eanse1 Abraham 70 travel little
fast snd he on sad sead bottle OF Plantation Biz
SeRs hs~e une y wat" 90 have los Ne
But Drsks Hourshesh Ike the grcsa bar reethe
has vsnsn 70 his sk ana tbs fsscss proclaim hs
hat ihoss Who saA aad aoss assA saaer Who
And he maitsaas vita OPS ycIcs I'D. .Esplss ss,e
us ~ noipAe msassG Of r. l0op xu Bat because Of
nauv peou}s eoald not ~ hsAr h&
id 70 ssplAs An Il m Aszs seiss whsA vsi b csass
..Ass IA Ne ss.s asssrsA sssA ~ ssss = s'ssrs 10
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

PaiIApKLrHiA, July IA -
At noon the ringing Of the State House bell cailes
ther large meeng OF citizens in lndepoodence sqa,
After prayer by the Rev. Dr. Brainerd address,
were made by Hon. Judge Ksox. Hon. wm d. Kelley,
Frederick Fraiey and others.
Recruiting is very brisk, and before tonight large
number OF meo viii be ready to leave for Washington
ana Baltimore.
There are now only two government wires working
south Of this city.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

scsrcvvs vnna---Th Portland (As.) ArSss ssatss
that The schooner United Stases o. New YORK. lying a.
Bruuhamr wharf, h thaA city. vas detsiucd By the
authostes o0 suspictcn u being blockade runnsr. She
b saucy looking ovaft, of . peculiar build. said
that her bows eight fest N shicknsss q solid oak,
and that she cased with Iron fro her watse Inc up
wards. Her admssssremsas v aboue 90 onsarsa and
twenty tons when she " Postland, some slx
weeks slnce sine v9ssA sepsa schccssr but sbs
nov appears - . fuse-eaA 0tee.
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Pardon OF tho crew OF shs snip spark
ling ses.

The crew Of the ship Sparkling sss recently confined
in the Albany Penentiay, have been fully pardoned By
tho President and released from confinement
viii be recoIecsed that the Sparkling Sen vas one Of
the transports Of she Banks expedition. whose loss
Florida Reef Instrumental In delaying The progress
OF the sxpediiion
The crow placed in the day after the vessc
stranded, and sent 10 Key wcst whore tho mas ter
tWalah) and mate tCunnugham) preferred charge or
nutiny against them for refusing do duty after the
vessel In the hands OF the wreckers Having no
witnesses for the defence they were convicted their plea
beng the ship Ioet By design gross
potency and that the charge against them made on
" their knowledge cf the circumstances attend
ing the Ioss.
The and mate Of tho Sparkling sca rcspec
lively and of the famous chip Sensor the
OF which has boon before civil and criminal
courts more OF lees during the past year. tN1
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Mr.. Wm. II. derrinm's Dsspstch.
GBEWRAL Ru1rRxs HEApoCARrRRs

MT. w N. f1s M0rftHnh'0 O66p1tCh.
- GssxsAL BuTLsx's HSApoUAKrRKs.,
NxAw Poyr OF Rccss, Va, July SIS An.
NEW ,sATURE Dssss1ios.
Yesterday rebel desefter within our lines OK
pressy 10 ascertain what disposition General Butler
msde OF desertcFs from tho enemy. He stated that
lrgs numbers or the rebel troops, wear,ed
physically and mentally, stood ready to in
bodies they could be assured Of protection and
they wood not be put in rsnt according the spirit
order read 10 them by the robot commanders OF
these freely soem0iy given
Mnsreapon he stated that hts entire company We
appr,sed Of intention TO desert, desired
upon these termz- Gouerai Butter sent m OR
picket ne and two OF them, dong rebel picket duty
a preconcerfod favora bie signal.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

ia he prices not only OF The precious bat
every other oommcdiy. nnd % impossible 20 cont
longer the sale OF Pc0s Al old rates, This
ceedngy ss had hoped 20 continue Without change but
having tn buy gold " the present fabulous this
longer pcssb'e NY friends and the public will
credit however Tor hAvns s,ruGed osg aud bard Agsost
tue unverssi 10 deprccate the gvernmeut J
and currency. The sdvsnce mads is not enoagh
vita gold present should emsin
s - sli higher Further rise IL prices must be ma
Tase however iResd. as b-retofors. sel
for less than be bought fer
where circular with engravinas Of al The siss styles
and prices he pestarr
Address A. Aoron IS Maiden lane. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

WARRINGTON, July II, 1894,
CONSOLIDATION oy IExnr h:Gurxyra ooss-.
by order o the War Department tho troops belong
ing TO tho Depx-tmeoto Virginia and North csro,ins
now serving With tse Army Of the po,omss composing
parts OF The Eighteenth and Terth army copl
-o;idsted into the fgbteeoh army corps. under com
mznd Of General w. " Smith. The other troops of th.
department are O. be commanded by Major General
Butler, headquarters ~ Fortress Monroe.
general Smiths recent Move me nfs.
10 fHE sKDifoK or rax HERALD.
ARxr ras porosAr, MAR prrxRssgae, Va !, 3
Juy !. 1854
notice is you paper OF a thins) the ID Instant
that by "disobeiencs Of orders By Bartons brigade
the movement relating 70 cna,ss &C. by Badly smith
suspended, NC. The moo composing tbs brigade
would lits tins blame attached N ~here beiosss, sud
such wholesale manner las br;saie matter
but lay X 10 iodv dual, who hayne. The
ofiicer.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Help for tine Wounded.

.f rMsm. PHn nADHrInA, July IL, 1894
Intelligence reached here to-day that the wounded
the battle Geld ~ Monocacy uncared for special
train ls this evening for Gettysburg With fourteen dele
gates OF the Christian Commission and ninety boxes
Of stores. The Central road furnishes transportation 70
Gettysburg whence the Commission sends the stores TO
the battle field Everything possible will be done the
suffefors. ..- ,.~a.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

sDuantiy abe To put DOM demon
aeslhst tue p"see aud GOOD order the Community
Ltct that alter his explanation YOU yesterday ia
sh YOU shoaid have deem runish
sua nope there osr will eciion
80 ruoncAioo OF this answer 10 say fears which
yours may have excited am very ,our obs
dent servant - -sNS-'N''' 'V' -
CHARLES W. sASDFoRD. Major General
RESPONSE OF MAYOR GuNrHsS.
u. n..o-,o = =, BATH. july IL 1854
DE- sik-foars OF this date Is just rcocved and
therein pssased 10 observe the reerst OF of
marks sae 10 me yesterday. iou after the
'ade II shoud have deemed necessary 10 pub
~b eitc 10 answer 10 which would observe that the
oopsst did a. On his own responsibility and as he be
eved with yoer a!srobatiou. was much surprised 10
tnd In print wthoiI reply you have
beee and ed TO learn thai the publication Of
answer will aliAy a esrN which bsye excited Very
respectfully yodrs G. GOOFkKY GUNTHkh
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Elrs IN Sc. I1ouls.

Br. LOUn, July Il, 1884
rhs olive strsss Hotel formerly the Monroe House,
ksps BY Blackwell johnson, Was nearly destroyed BY
Ore last night rhs amount Of ths loss NOT ret been
ascertaiusd
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Guersiias ON the Massouri River.

81. DouE, July IL, Ib5f
Until fursher orders steamboats, will be allowed 10
ascend the Missouri river above Jssrsoa CITY without
sunlcIen, arms ammuutoa spd crews scmpctent 70 Dc
fsnd them asauss the gueras, who srs swarming the
counties along that stream
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Bosrcs, July II, 1904
Arrived brig Fossss, iron Jersey tCty. She came In
collision Sunday night with another vessel and had her
how etova
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Heats. shoes, Caters, Sc.- Less ihaa
pses ssut cot PRICES FFRRIS A SON,
Il Nassau stree. ana 5s4 Broadway, below Fourth
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

The bee, proof offered the sxcr, esea of
PuAf.ON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CIR RGUs . tbst although
nobody who aasevsr uscd 10 willing give up every
body drops II
Why IL PaaLONs NIGHT BLOOMryo cEREUs Ike
an ace sned 40 ~hst Becsuse nws sure card sor the
dealer
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Bstch~ios's Hair Dyr-The Best IN the
world Harmless reliable. fusta utaneoas rhe oav Dertss
dye Sold sy ., drusgs,s Factory, 81 BArclss street
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Crfsiadoro'a HAIR @Dye, Presesvativs
VIE DEPOT wbc..,I- and retsd No. Assor House
The dye applied By sklul artists
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Des fnes.. Inspaired slghs,

to,ns. Bunions. Enlarg-d joints. and
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Deafness, Casav.h, ssd al Diseases az
the vhrus Pssssges s1ccessfuiy resfe4 bY
pRS Lf0HTnf-I4- - st. Mars's piaca t..
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

PHnADMPHA, July H. 1884
The Baltimore As1ican Of last evening states that
osnsrsl ysr escaped from the rshs and he'd reached
unliseaah MANA ilIut4
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

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The New York herald., 1864-07-13

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