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Hrrrnfsov--CFrReY.--0 ih Is y svcninr, rtcomtar
by tle ev. Mr. Saro uu prtarnf tne fle,hyicria 0
an rcn estr of toltf sith *tttt I'D lexington aVo.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

J,OST OFFICE NOTICE
DC a,a.s f1r Gteat Hritain and the ContineIL + via
SoutAa Bremen pr stea rer iIansa, en for lrs-
isuf ' seeustown. per GLASGOW VIII coss -
this a. re un SAturda tie q DAY of Drcrm q AO[
O'Clock n. y aud,at tie up Offices MS iollo.s-
Stations aad BsI 4 W.
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eiuzsns between the Of eghteea Torty nva.
resident IN ths wnhout respecs 10 c'er.
sna sio 10 submit such tober nd more
ehcenIy 10 organize iRe nil system Of ths Unsted
States. and report by olh or otherwise.
CO AsRcH EErwEaN InD nrAreH
Gn notion o NT. CHANDiHn the hOuss bill 10 regulate
commerce among several states made shs special
order for The nrst Wednesday IN Jasuuy.
GuNBoAJ nakasA.
On motion OF Mr.. SUnSEa the bill 70 transfer gunboal
10 ne gcverpmsst Of Liberia Vas taken up.
Mr. PowEL, topp) Of KY. was sOsed r. The bill. Hs
e0 Dos believe the govern ment OF the UpsA Slater
oushi 70 sell gonboats to other governments
Mr. SUMNER said that the bill dr.vN Sp 10 accord
snce With the recommendAiion or the President In
Message and Ied tie passage n the Messasc which 70
ktes 10 The sub eci.
The peas and nays were demanded BY NJ. POWELL.
the Dill was passed by 33. g. hessss Bicka
lew Carlisle, DAVIS Harding Powell, Richardsoo, Riddle
and Wright were those who voted 10 tie nsgative
AID oURRMKST TILL noHDAy.
Mr. Foor. (rep. OF Va. moved that when the Senate
adjourn N be until Monday next
The motion carried.
MILITARY BIIIs.
On motion OF hr. WILSON. rep.) Of Mass, the several
military bills which passed tho House last session were
taken and referred TO the Military COmmteo; amoog
them 70 denoe the rank and pay OF ohapains in she
army.
IHE FIGHT At PETERSBURG ON THE 30rH or July, 1864
Mr. ANTHONY trep) o r. l. offered u resolution, which
Vas adopted, iustructiDg h0 Committee the Conduct
OF the War to inquire INTO facts connected with the
assau,t on Petersburg on the 3oth OF July, 1864
ibe Senate then adjourned until Monday.
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ELAAaEuUs.

nSIaC r.f.!.laEUUs.
cruF spvCrAL CGMtfTrFe or THE BOARD or
con r. men vii iaeiin., to .,-ar ptries - ~
rltrt ~ me- Granting . tifati.a To tbiicfeas An
81 Net' fcr. nr Friday ION ins Hni ~
ocCea r. A. The chlTohrr ~ the Board of Coanc 4uen-
~ * INQtkS,
VI g. 9Ri~S Special Committee.
~ FL ZGSliALD,,
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!. Is tyeS, Gatiuscu. Fortress Monroe
IFh-Arr hare g. Hutcins u. Boston; brig Et. Ann
t1rl, ruc y. i. Maftlus.
= Sg,lNs FT3NN, pec Ain port steamer Clarion,
from 4
i'FovloEscF. pec l3-Arr soon Thos Hun. iInl, Nav
VI t.Ht nrt. uuifr LsTrI nee fsa', Ph late dfia.
-ks PKaNi 500. Zee ftS't ships lie yiderc, Jackson.
10 ton; prii1r Donna Ser Bedford.
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IHIRTY-EIGHrH CONGRE ss.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON Tee. 10, 1904.
The Senate was called 10 order the usual hour MIR
Clark, PRESIDENT fro / M, in the chair.
JRE styAL AgEs.
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LOAN OFFICES.

,DvANCEs MADE or WATCHES. DIAN 1NDS,
- fcwelry, Dry Goods Personal Property very
Description r. A. JACKS IA, III Grand street doors
uest OF Broadway.
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Served Her Right.

The Lebanon Star relates the action Of Warren
County farmer follows
On Thursday of last week, of our farmers
near town, his way 10 Hamilton, and
when within few miles of there, lady seeing
carriage coming stepped to the roadside and when be
drove up halted him and with much assurance. re-
questcd the privilege of riding. 1t being granted she
got H. and the great exile had the day previous
myseriousIy "turned up 10 the utter establishment
of almost all Of his followers, she introduced the
yer-ation by saying that Vallandigham had been in
Hamilton the day before, and lad made OF the best
speeches she had heafi; that he was the man;
that we would have peace II all like Nallendig-
hlm; that she tired of hearing of many men
being kied1c.
..You then think Mr.. vallandigha is the man. .
quoth the farmer.
"les, he's right, he's right" she promptly an
swered.
This response little too much for Mr. Farmer.
lie stopped his horses threw open the carriage door
and said, MADAM, you'll please step out"
"Oh! you not going any furthcrp'
"Madam," reluctantly gave up her coy seat. Mr.
Farmer drove and left his passenger to work her
way under the hot RAYS of noon day
Ii some of our commanders of departments had q
little of the farmer about them. they would
when commenced splitting forth treason, p"-
htey invite them to stsp out. Of lines, and thus
greatly aid tie suppression of the rebellion.
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A QUEER SERMON following
quotation from well known sermon bv
DIR. Burgess, entitled "Belezebub Driving
and Drowning his Hocgs," is given in
the Eclectic Magazine
- In these words the devil verified
three old English proverbs, which as
they contain the general DRIFT of my text,
shall also contain the substance of the
ensuing discourse.
4. The devil will play at a small game
rather than at no game NJ all. All the
devils besought him saying, send Us into
the swine.
, They run faster when the devil
drives. When The unclean spirits en-
tered into the swine it is said the whole
herd ran violently.
3. The devil brings his pigs to a fine
market. "Bchold the whole herd ran
down a steep place and were chokcd"
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Che g.allll a4daiiaau,lau.
RICHMOND, IND. JULY t3th, 1864.

A SroRY FOR THE TIaEs.--Dr Lieoer
contributes the following to the Phnadei-'
phia Sanitary Fair paper, Our Da.1y ha":
NanoIeoD. on one occasion, When
speakipg Of the French Revolution, calls
II no,re belle yeyolutton. l was reminded
of this fact when Senator Butler of South
Carolina told me Of the following occur
renee IN 1885, soon after the excited times
of Modification:
Mr.. Calhoun, in q conversation with
Senator--then Judge Butler, repeatedly
called Modification n beautiful remedy.
The assertion Of State sovereignty
AGAINST an unconstitutional act of Con
rress appeared beautiful in the eyes Of
Mr Calhoun. -
..Mr. Calhoun, . replied Judge Butler,
II am as determined . Nullifer as any
one, and am ready to 60 as far in the
assertion of State sovereignty as you can
possibly be Judge Butler and many
others had, indeed, preceded Mr. Cal
houn in the open avowal of Modification ]:
but to save nv life, ! cannot see the
beauty of it. Notification is all right,
but as to its being beautiful, that is
another thing"
cannot help thinking you will agree
with me that this anecdote is worth pre-
serving for men like ourselves who recol-
lect Mr.. Calhoun and those times from
personal intercourse and observation;
and suppose you will also agree with
me that man might have replied to
Napoleon: "Sir," whatever the French
Revolution may have effected, leaving
aside all discussions of this sort-to save
my life, your Majesty, as to the beauty OF
the guilloine, have never been able to
sec that"
The Jacobins used to call the guillotine
St Guillotine,~ but doubt whether even
the .Iacobins presented to themselves
this benignnant saint as a heavenly being
of Raphaelic beauty, radiant like
Madonna. FRANCIS LIEBER.
Not unlike the IIindoos Of whom Bishop Hbere
tells us that they worshipped the introduced
and raging scarlet fever as SILVA IN ne" avatar.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS il

is lin black aud white''-and yellow
Alas ! alas this war is just what it has
been called--an unnatural war;" a
''cruel war;" a "fratricidal war" And it
ought To be called a .'flial cidal war"
1t separates parents and children:
.'Onc of the most touching cases of
this kind is that of n son of the Confed-
crate President, Jefferson Davis, who is
serving in the National cause on the re
bellion which his father is leader of
The Davis junior is son of Eliza late u
slave to the patriarchal Davis. An Off
Ger Of the army Of Vicksburg, who had
heard of the fact, verify ed it from Eliza :
lips. How sharper than serpent's
tooth must be the grief of that parent
whom unrclcnting fate compels to take
sides against his own son in n war for
freedom.
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DIABETES, and DISEASES of the XII
yEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Ne iical Faculty and the
PUBLIC, 20 be the wonderful remedy for the per
manent cure Of all diseases of the STOMACH. LIV-
Err, KIDNEYS, and BLADDER that has ever been
offered
IL is not a MINERAL WATER. II is from expert
cnce that CONSTITUTION WATER has euanate,i.and
nov say let doubt, when a single bottle has
been known to diseases which the hes. medical
talent in this country has failed % relieve
remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution Wat
cannot he classed under "quIck" preparations as
it is used BIZ the most scientific practitioners
this city IL Is only secondclass physicians that cries
down popular remedies while the better skilled make
of every means 10 accomplish cure; and the sue
of the physician increases his knowledge OF
different remedies enables him produce a while
others fail IN the attempt Science Is satisfied with
the truth
Give Constitution Water a fair trial-wc mean YOU
who under pectuists from wear to year,
and particularly aude ladies' who are constant
~ resorting to local and all of local APP
picatons for diseases, with much chance of sue
there would be from local applications ~ the
throat for diseases of the brain.
We have always been careful 10 use language in our
circular that could not shock the delicate organ
zation, but receive many communications from
persons for which Constitution Water i adapted, ant
of hose disease mention has been made. that we
the conclusion that if the remedy is capable
producing cure, matter what the disease NAV be-
it should be made known The medicine is put up
the public, and there should be exceptions.
We would say, Constitution Water Is not gildei
pill, made suit the eve and taste a medicine,
IN every of the term, placed in the hands of the
people for their relief and If taken according the
directions il will in produce radical cure
We would that the directions regard diet ETC.
relate only To the disease under which they occur.
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The Next State Fair.-Those interes-
TED will bear in mind that the Ohio State
Fair this year is to be held in Columbus,
on the 18th, l4th. 18th. and 10th of Sep
TENDER. The grounds are now being
prepared and the buildings constructed
The farmers and mechanics in the differ
ent counties throughout the State are
making preparations toward proper
representation Of their wealth and me-
chanism.
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During the recent drouth in California.
large numbers of cattle persisted. Abel
Stcarns, the great stock raiser at Los
Acgelos, lost $4,000 head, and others
lost very large herds. They were how
ever, the native wild cattle, valued prin-
cipally for their hides and worth from
81 to 50 each. 1t is to he hoped those
losses will be replaced with stock of cul-
ilYated breeds
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VINO kfLIKp GSN. Srp ARrs-The name Of the SOL
der who killed. the rebel ten. Smart is VIM. HuH
not Dunn, As has been published. He belongs to the
5th Michigan Cavalry, and n one time selonged 10
Berdans sharp-shcoters. At the time Stuart fell he
was eudesvcring 30 rally his men. Some dozen OF
our men, of " hom HUFF WAS one him. and ccncu-
ded that he olhcer. After bret consult stion
il was decided tat Huff should take sho, at him.
The result is known. When he passed through Wash
rotary Stanton, who conferred on him . captains
commission.
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DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and liver, acting through
the kidneys, and il, without doubt, the obstinate
disease except consumption, that effects the human
constitution We have space for discussing
but will that the effect of the disease Is the
verton of the starchv principle or vegetable portion
OF the food into sugar watch stimulates the kidneys
10 excessive secretion of water. Many persons suf
fer from this disease who ignorant of il that is
they pass large quantities the in day and obliged
get up from Ia fifteen twenty times during the
night. No notice is taken of il until their attention
called to the large discharge Of and often when
II IS far advanced be beyond the control of
binary remedies. Another symptom Is the great
rst which, when the disease is fully established is
utoerabe- pftteht drinks continually trtout bang
at,Jfof also dryness of the mouth. cracking of the
lips sweet breath in the most advanced cases, and
finally loss of appetite cnaciation, and the patient
gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CoSsrITUTIoN " ,TER IS. without doubt. the only
known remedy for dittets and have much conf
dence that it Is a specific have that opium will
produce sleep, and truthfully say that it has cured
every in which it ha, been used.
Stone in the Bladder. Calculus. Gravel.
Brick Dust Deposit. ETC.. etc..
Diseases arising from a faulty secreton-in the
being too little and accompanied by pain,
and the other too protuse secretion-which will be
speedily cured by
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Slate for Roofing!

nRDER> for Stating - any amount, will be filed
z bv aidrcssin tho undersigned AZ Arlington. Ind:
or leaving orders the Grocery OF Mr. G.. W Barnes
in Richmond. This kind OF Roofing is ecer{Gsf,y.
and there IS need Of bepraisg it. Those who have
them DO not desire hett-r cheaper.
NICHOLAS SMITH, Abingdon, Ind.
Abingdon, Ind, Jan. 20. 1864: l-6mos
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Couehs. Colds, InfUcnrn. UOGrscness,
troUP, Bronchitis. Inc ipient Com
sumption. end for the RELIEF
Cons mpftve Patients
an Stages
OF the Disease.
-hia s. n rriredy universally know surr--s any
other for che Of tlr and ung complaints HAT It
useless Acre publish tie sEiaeree Of its ,lrturs Its
Eu'rsr excellence for coughs and Ccds aud It's truly
wonderful 81 pulmonary disease, have madc it
known truuglnut the civilized nations of the earth.
Few ilio uuauuIcs. f,miucs, among tl,m
who have personal experience Of its Effects
living trophy in their sins of its victory the
Tie and dangerous disorders Of the threat aud lungs.
As an know the dreadful fatality these disorders, ard
know. tr effects This remedy, need
de iitan them that It has all tho
that ui nave when making the Which have
strongly upon the coufieuce Of mankind
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
@s5~For sale at Piumnaer keily's, Avery 4 rs
Dad f. Potts. Drugstores, Richmond, Ind.
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ESTABLISHED f76O.
PETER LORILLARD-
.SnT and Tobacco Manufacturer.
rs and y Chambers 81.

IL and Is Chambers ST..
Formerly ~ Chatham Street. New York.
NKTOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DEAL
w 10 the articles of his manufacture, viz: :
BROWN SNUFF.
Macabov, Demgros.
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachtoches,
American Gentlemen. Copenhagen,
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish ii gh Toast, Fresh Scotch Lundyfoe
Erss- Attention is called to the large reduction
prices OF Fine-cut Chewing and smoking Tobacco
which viii be- und of Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING, FINE Cur CHEWING. SAoA
Long, F. A. L.. plhin s. Jago
Nc. l, CayendlSh, Sweet. spanish,
Mo- J. - Sweet Scented ornnss>r. Can seq
Nos.l G 2 xed. Tin Fol- sGgvensiish. Turkish
Granulated.
NB.A circular Of prices viii be sent On appca
tion. MANI 1858. Ielyr la
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Nearly half of New York city is foreign born
Schurs has resigned.
The U. g. Mint At Phasielphia is coming silvsr
dollars again.
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READ. READu READu

D.SvrLLE. PA. June >. ISSS.-Dr. I'm, IT. t;y,,gg
-Dear In February. 1851. ! was afflicted will
two gallons Of water in twenty four honrs. | was
obliged TO get up a often as ten or twelve tiIh tprn
tho night, and in FIVE months lost fifty pednfs in
weight. During ths month 81 July io6l procured
bottles of Constitution Water and DAYS after
using experienced relief and after taking bot
ties entirely cured soon after regaining my
j V. L. DE WITT.
BosroS CORNERS. " v Dee. 81. 1851. -Hla. H.
Greyg 90. Gsats - freely give you liberty to
make of the following certificate of the value Of
Constitution Water. which can recommend in the
highest manner My wife attacked with pain in
the shoulders whole length of her back and in her
limbs, with Pailffipa y te Heart and Irritation Of
tse A<sas9er called Phy stefan. vino attended her
about three months, when ne left her than he
found her. | then employed one of the best physicians
could find " no attended her for about nine u,uf.,s
snd while she was under his she did not suffer
quite much pain. He finally gave her up and said
'ker sez-s,1le For. said he. - Aas .gci
efeF'-s agsisst other Or her difeulteS About
this tina she e~l-nencci the of Constitution Wat
er ami 70 our utter astonishment, almost the first dose
seemed to have the desired eject, and she kept on
proving rspdy under u, treatment. and now surerin-
tends entirely her domestic affairs She has not taken
any Of the Constitution Water for about four weeks
aud ve a-e happy 70 say that IL has produced per-
Taneni cure. WM. H. VAN BENSCH0TEN.
wETHERsFIEI.p. Conn. March >, Is63-D- " H.
Grssg,-Lsar Ssr Having your advertisement
Of Cons tuon Water recommended for Inflaur,a-
ton OF the kinsvs and Irritsson of the Bladder hav-
suffered Tor the past three wears, AMI tired the skill
Of number of Phvscians with only temporary rlief
was induced to try voJr Igeiicins procured enc
bottle Of your sgeut Hartford. Mess-s Lee, Sisson
Co. AMI when had used half OF II, 70 my sunrise
found great change in nv health. I have usei two
bottles of II. and were never expected To be n,
rv ife well and in good SPIRITS cannot express nv
gratitude orit feel that il : all aui more than Won
recommended it ~ be. May the blessings Of God ever
attend you in your lAhors of love Yours t-7-lv
LEGNARp :. BrGELOw
~ For sale by all Druggists Price 81
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Ne. i6Clif-st-. New York
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STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URINATING.

URINATING.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy.
and too much cannot be said in its praise a single
dose has been known t. relieve the urgent symp
toms.
Are Won troubled with distressing pain in the
small OF the back and through the hips? teaspoon
full day of the Constitution Water will relieve YOU
like magic.
PLY SICIANS
Have long sin-e given up the of buchu, cubcbs and
juniper in the treatment of those Diseases and only
use them, for the want Of better remedy.
e CONSTITUTION WATER
has proven itself equal the task that has devoved
upon IT.
IUBETICS
irritate and drench the kidneys and by
lead Ia eAonc degenerations and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that il has equal in relieving the
class of diseases for which il has been found emn
entity successful for curing and we trust thar we
shall be rewarded for efforts placing valuable
me ~ IN form TO meet the requirements of patient
ana physician.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHII, Positive
AMI Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder Md
news, Gravel and Dropscal SwelliDgs.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion. and
exctcs the Ahsorbents into healthy action by which
the Waterv Calcarcous dispositions, AMI all unnafu-
raj enlargemcnts reduced, well pain and in
hammaton.
Uc!mboid's Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Excuses, H,hts Of
Dissipation Early Indiscrcton of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
lniisposition to Exert'on, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF breathing.
Weak Nerves. Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefuncss,
Dmncss OF Vision, Tain in the back,
Universal Llssilule Of the Muscular System
Hot lI,nis, Flushing OF the Body
Dryncss ct the skin, Ernptions the Face
Paiiied Co,ntsnancc.
These sy nptoms, II allowed to 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows sz
Ka,potency, F5eaity, Epiy7tie Fits,
In one Of which the Patent nay expire.
WHO say that they not frequently followed
by those "Dircful Diseases"
"INSANITf AND CONSUMPTION" En-
Many ars aware Of the cause of their suffering,
Hut none will confess the record Of the in.
syiams.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS CoNsrMrrroS bear
ample witness u the Truth Of the assertion.
The Ca.S,hati,n et.esd ,eis Organic ,c-akress
rate the ~ stem
Which ueimboId's extract Bnchu invariably
A Trial will convince the must skeut,ezi