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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
CLEyELAND { ERIE B. B,
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81 WINTEB ARRAEGEiIEsT.

IN and aiter Monday, November 18Th las. Pau.an-
ser Trains will run IS toliOH (sundaTs exc 5fsI1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

jtoO a. m.-DAH Express TRAIN-Stoupinzs AZ
milloughby, EaiuezViile, Geneva, Ashtak1ia
S9nneA1t aad sirare oniE, and srrive ct Erie a
us p Ei;l Dun zirk 3;s5 ,. N, Buffalo SD D n
laAo 4. -.---Oln S4nhAIl AAPRGSS-b topping a.
Balnesyille, Ashtsbuia aud Girard only, and' Ar
Eye3 a. Arie 6.z5 p na.s Dunkirk s:I7 ,. a. Bus.
falO 40 p m. = -
I;55 z. m-'-nAIL AHB AOCOM1ODATIOH-
stopping st al stations and arrivsS A. Fris A
500 p m.
'iIO p m.-HI1HT EXPRESS TRAIH-stov.ine
at Paine5Sille, Ashtab1la and Girard oplT. snd
Arflyes ~ Eris At 1912 q m, Dunkirk as q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN /;

VI -AAo LAAAFehas
By the author Of the ''Fair Inez," The Prince
Wales, "The Ghost Hunters" 30.
(COHrIhUED.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

GroE sALE-TIIIFTEEN SECOND HAND billiard
Tsii's AZ in good order scan' nearly rev. ~ mar
y Inc conrle,r Ala, Billiard Table and Cloths repaired
NJ Tho rhorest notice Orders mail punctnaly attended
10 Apply to JAMES WALKER, IS Ann stech
xpr n GRIFFITH OFFERS For SALE a SPLENDID
w Clock OF Tables, with his unrivaled con 5nstidn
oshons al reasonable prices Orders b. mail attended 70
1T t4s Flu t0a sheet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

GTABLEs FOR SALE.-AN ELEGANT PRIVATE STA.
- be or sale within block ri tifth avenue ana below
twenty tnri street 2sNsl: contains siabng Tor sS nor
me ap t-n ts Tor coAchn large harness 0oset Gas,
water hardwood finish, &c &c: Possession In TIE fall
THOMAS n. FRANKLIN,
81 William street corner o. fne
WANTED JuMD SCAT WAGON OR ROCKAWAy
w fer on. ho-se; also sol Of Harness Apply 10
W H. DiSbhoN, fifth avenue OF Fortieth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST II 1854


NRAN ~ eUrL.R NO PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
y the 81 esd- TOR 4 took. Butler In alnie
~ - n "a Externlnat,r. 70 ceuts per bottle
hnte~s NJ Wprs. 81 Dogs boirdsl trained. &C. heci'
. a S TOR ali Il
GNoR stLr-AN wFnUNDLaND DoG GOOD WATCH
y Dag ~ ersiers Tia an Grss hounds. kewfonni land
fNp, AL Ban and Fan rs scotch aud SAye err
r. RS eeoi alters Call al IL Roosevelt street
40 iac' FNFN.--ArrtNrl NOR SALE THE
IA VI hi - sEf.lA, 3 feet long, boat an !
is ~ 'fie-; be seen at iihsnn's foot Of
N'nAtY.r For tail particulars apply
TO or atfr,ss u ni,rr loser Herald oil e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
POLITICAL.

GENERAL MCCLELLAN THE ONLY NAN TO FILL
u qnotl.-Ihe petition 20 be ened TO lre>-
den ncou URGING ann Cor tae last authorize Nc
cean 70 ri 50 voir beng nt-
mrrousis sgne Lutte Mac friends DESTROYS Of obaia
In p- non t' or sign NJ hem call sen their 40.
besiius add Colonel julius Herman 'uz
Brondsas, bss"7,nt Fifty thousand signatures are ex-
pee the petuon.
CRFAr MASS MEETING or THE 'DENOCRATTC
VI National Asscr alton 70 nieh' tho Ol Henry ~
House corner OF enne aud Frs The meeting
WI, be addressed by Aessrs .IG otner eminent
spe,k-rs JOHN CUpDy. Chairman.
2 y. psgarn, secreares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

nEAR FRFTND-I NAVE Az ttsT OBTAINED PER
= nf.t y WV ] M st fnint uar' oNt
o. - ave swai a. abe came G. A arc :, III
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12


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~hsis i. "-s s os .ssa asss csS: hsrA
nEAR rRisYb-I NAVE A. t,sT OBTAINED rEs-
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dat t'is.r.s. at'- $. y aae sas . o."
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/ 49,. a ne aav.a o,, n,q
,vro,,.,r,,y lr,..erf ae usl., ~ ,nu.>E
~ .St2, Ia II Il MI MI
be IL sl2ta III et =, now THEIR
eih.ass o,
~ fRk @fRStaN tit'f 81 q 80 FfF CahU ~ A
RH FIN ipcS send address, they
~ h.aro. s'a. hla't'' .etA E-frg'
yAMEs N-gspGlr - 3AHRH- N Tuls CeU"wRs,
vi 4. "a C8l-. Ian, Ishfri.
MRS. y - el'ipfAiN ". j. fE y 'WhhfY-
Pr - a." ~ A'pti also Let'rg 81 81 ~
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nj RS H. ! R9. assFs Cry ~ Cok'S, isE-
~ l9Ad 80 - ~ - y r.. dasi,es inl"rhntnn
s72ai 4er saH IN z ll.!m 1921 AL lsns
e Ronnr Weeks Al, Mass or care ~ ~. U
T. q" us I" fff' ga ri - M Ahsa
EsfTRf0K !. poASE. WHO WAS SrNT WEST rnoN
IN ow tlr a3t > * s'ser Mar rH Koch II MI
senn " r al II est IN rteenth street. II VIII ~ Tor
'Warded to Tim
70 oRERT HEATING. LNrE OF GpELpH. CANADA
~ Net. vi 0t scurtiing IN hts Giyautaca BY adj
dr- sing H. \. kelay box s.t33 Poet o0ee New YnrS.
CsrrAYfp FROM HOME A BOY, AN ITALIAN VIOLIN
lv fvr r,i ward an aor eytcpses Will b. raid
j ! Elm tfeet Gear hld ding
THE TWO YOUNG LADIES WHO MET a FRIEND
Vast CAV ara WHO found hin absent callnc ut
snr 1atu day VIII send address CAL asat0 az he
-------------
yoSs lueen'e asylnm in lS5s des'ras
On soj ms listers Mars Ana ant Cat'arin- Fay if they
vii send ~ ~ call 81 ~ " est iEeatb street. IL VIII be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

gAUsr-uaesy rs SIX. TsLsHRAM REoE WE'D,
II hat co ll not coul.s. itUsf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

A FRIEND JUST ARR Ed FROM PORTO RICO
~ would ike to iirrss Il. Ri-aa or ~.
fnrts1oa where he dress Carlos, hrra
~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

A YOUNG kNGLIsH LADY DESIRES POSITION
n 0vrrnss Her nc nirrments arc English 10 al its
branches with Muse trench, German and Tue pfnrns
OF Lsu No oh ~ unite the dates oi rsekcEner
Win The above IN lc Family ~ widowrr No oaecton 10
travel Alsress cal, uron Miss Al. Smih No I EuEer-
lcrd r'aeo Seventeenth otsset below Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

4 NICE GHay Pony--GoOD WAGON AND SAD
a die With Jaeger Wagon ana Harness ~
fr iiSa worth ~; nus b. sold this day. Apply JNO
DONOR 0E, corner OF ReGde and ChVrch streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

VA N. Writer'S. AuorIoxsrR, WILL SELL, Tuis
dav, Al scocs NJ ~ Csna syceL ~; nfse ". y,
grpi,ure Al rspuvrd convenience OF sale, comprising
paror Suits Cea Dining and lea Tables rsr an .ihes
iyinsses Carve Beds Neddipa thAirs hsA Lounges
surssus China Class ami silver war;; stoves sc 70
cher with fiil assor,mcnt Tor hovsekesp,ns So,a
os 10 su,t and others AIS Porter
ksass Nrsurea Countsrs. Winss Liquors. Sesars. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MASRIAGE-CON-
n tanning nearly 800 pages and lho fine plates and en-
cravings Of The Of ie human IN state
81 health and disease with treatise early errors. It's
depiotahe the nind ant body with the
psn only rational and succcssfu
mode OF cure Al shown by the report OF cases treated
tan adviser the married ani those contemp ating
marriage WHO would know their physical condition. Sent
postage address receipt II 70 cents In
stamps postal currency Address Dr. La Croix 81 Maiden
Inns, n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

/to AND HE CURED ny DR. WARD. CT FRANRbfu
IN street from thr hospitals or London. He wakes tue
s;n,ss cures Known, ben the coverer Of the QUIZ euc
die7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

,y,ANTED.--A PEusSTAN LADY, WHO CAN GIVE
w tie " certificates from high schoo In aermary,
aud .n ted several Mt the Souih has
,cetsiy returned wishes engl emcnt either ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

~, gAFENli, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. St6
J.. eighth .vende- " =. ssiuria tn ~. Inst,
n rlork hv unsuei mortgage, 1 ebfnc
s,rk Too,s All ~ tnrss couts ned In the Baessmiihs
ehor anf Garage Fcory ~ aud ~ West ~ cnty nfh
.,rccct in The cif1 Of YORK single and Car.
raics rniInsned Work. 1908 Anvls &C., TOO numerous
| mention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

Tu0D NEWS. You've VANS FRIEND. DR..
VI wAGps ccifs sud pr.ven,ve cnres the worst cases
;hout rcrry or change diet Wards Magical tnvc1
ralas rls, s! PEE package sure where manhood
has been impaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

A FURNITURE TRUCK FOR SALE CHE kP-iN PER.
n order. with pole and shafts suitable Cor hug
Wond fAt' light eprag cart ia exchange. Apply
III s6l earl slree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

isLNgSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. TROY.
NJ Yfhc Fortynrst ann usl session OF this well known
rrb ro 10 engineering snd will
Serte-1hrr ", 1868 The PRINCIPAL building completed
sns reaiy OCCUPATION The ANNA register .'vlng
fn oTmsiior, may be obianei at Apr eonA bookstore
New York. Or ON frofessur CHARLES BROWNE. Direc.
Tor Troy, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

A GRADUATE or STATE NORMAL SUHoOL, WIG
a ras mad g. Years experience r. ncpI OF pab
sohoc ds II uataa rs tasscr Address for one wcc
Charles Horton Hudson City, Bergen cpunly View Je'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

I,orrHf stsr HAS HTTJ aSFn aNpTakas ROOMS
al 81 M v6y OF riFhi"nnth sfrert where 10
caa be copsed al past present. agi ful1Gc MA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

4 LADY. GRADUATE or SEVEN WARS rs
u peftaSe In teaching, desires rtuai!on sausfscto-
references given and reeued. Address o. >,ll5 sprib
ST. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

WAkrED-TEACHg RS FOR ENoLIsH. FRENCH
w aermap Music. Drawing Psinsns Classics Matte
ms,ts tactics and other branches Educational CORES.
pondrns wsntei IN escn State ant town. 10 tscA'e iptro
ducrs and educsuons exchanges address, with stamp,
American Educational Union. us Broadway.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

'ncighbors -'.arsssed down. By their min.
lister. who after veil opening, his sermon.
commenced upon TIE trsnsgressors in q
loud voice. with tho question. Where is
the dfunkafd!"a A solemn pause sueceei'
ed the inquiry. when up rose dsecon ~
his face red from drAughts Of his favorits
drink. aud steadying himself as well as he
could by the pew rail, looked up to the
psrson satf fepliel Va . trembling and pr
ping voice: "Here ssp." Of course a
CONSERVATION in the congregation was the
result of abe honest descun's response;
however the parsou went on with his re-
marks as he had written them. comment
ing seysply upsq-shc drunksrd. an. eov
ell by warning him to forsake a. once such
evil habits if he wo'd seek salvation and
flee the coming wrath, The deacon then
made a bow and seated himself.
"And now" asked the preacher in his
loudest tones. "where is the, hypocritc?
A,panse. but no one responed. Eyes were
turned upon, this and that man. but the
most chances seemed to be directed to the
squiros pew. aud inleed the parson seemed
to squirt hard in that direction. TIE
deacon saw wIserS ths shAit was aimed. or
where it should be aimed, and rising once
more, leaned over. his pew, rail to the
squire whom he tapped on the lsbonl der.
aud thus addressed him: "Come squire,
why don't you get up? l did when he
called on MI"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
lPublishod by request.
A GOOD ONE FOR THE BUTTER
GEGt1 NUTS. hI = =

In tho pleasant moath Of August, and year ores
A lot Of saucy Butsernuts stepped out TO take a
spree,
Theplacs they chose Tor action was in the
churchyard hall,
Where Van and Bill and Palm er opened on: the
hail -hifit'St rtA 3iH .s.F -iE
Proud Van went in with buttcrnuts we'll fastcn
ed TO his breast, -
And took a scat near BY the hall and beckoned
10 the rest,
And as they sat they sung and prayed. asking
To send them ore peace Dcmocrat,.to take
feast in love.
They listened,to s~minis,cr, but him they
Ewould not heed; & 2Q~xA61 ~
He would not hitch to Butternuts, he did not
like the breed;
And when they closed the interview, Van. bold
er than before. ,sdtL tH1M
Stepped out to take some cooling air, but fell
upon the floor.
A'sais Oh y. n iaI game sonins OUT not sp9es
And while running through the isle no spied a
few blue coats;
His hair erect, his eyes plugged cut. he made
Irighu vi noise,
Crying "Bu'ternuts, be leaving here-I see Old
g1o As'ah a'as' boys op nj ssGID jsurI
"Well, vel" said Pam, "they have "a now,
see them in reserve
have been Depending on my sbaDks. but here
they cinnot scrye; $3.50
see a gu ari nigh at the door. aud more out in
the brush,
So Iyy,I hide ny aastsrau.ss, and quickly will
Old H@ton thea ,c,m, rushing up, api angry,
- words he add, SOEW VE ssh
And stood there with his heavy cane till Bennett
peeled his head;
Aud when the blood c,me flowing down he
81. rather frightened grew; n,e.s-ss siai1
And gently spoke 10 Alfred. saying, I'll leave
the rest for you"
Young Alfredystepped out boldly, but met a
warm salute,
Our young aud gallant Andrew raised him in
his boots; 80, -i..f, ,f..,- ~ -t,.-. IL
On double quick he started-his pluck was in
his heels;
lie crawled upon his pony and left the bloody
.zpenIZ2 HoTLAT
Next poor San came sneakins out. just frothing
And said TO one Of Abraham's boys, "I'il show
y0u how il goes; =
am fighting Butternut-now whip me, if you
Js,s ksspassy, OF sOa 'sinsay u shSycd ono
Lincoln man.
AT this one hero Peelcdaway and hit him on the
head,
His friends all anxious, looking on, and crying
rS s..Sfn 10 dead" r-rfs4 s,rarscf srfar
Bot soon'his blood did ebb and HowAhe trusted
TO his hees.
Contented With enough 10 know just how sore
i.. head feels. ,ia ge frtToo 'g1i - i'i'
Now Butternuts, just warning take. while in
your youthful days. f.o..1 -. 49,,
And keep away from Abrams boys when in
your foolish plays; Il. u, n 80. (; ....-.
They will peal your head on every side, in church
or out Of doors,
And when hey hare not force enough, they'll
'lOcali on Abe Cor more, i"t eS'afJ u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Deacon NJ. was an honest old codger, q
kind neighbor, and good christian, be.
lievisg in the Presbyterian creed to sthe
fullest extent; but lack 2 dayl the deacon
would occasionally get exceedingly '.mel
low" and almost every Sunday at dinner,
be would indulge in his, favorite cider
brandy to such an extent that 1t was with
di6culty that be reached his pew in the
baoad aisle. near the pulpit between min
lister andlths village squire's. One Sunday
morning the parson told bis flock that he
should preach sermon touching many
glaring sins 90 conspicuous among them:
and hoped they would listen attentissiy.
and not finch II be happened TO BE- sssass.
The Aftsrnoon came. and the house was
fall. Eysrybody attended to bear their
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

And those working hard with their brains, should
always keep bottle Of Hseasnd's ,Biffess near
then as tier viii end much benefit from its use,
70 both mind and body, invigorating and not de-
pressing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
Names and Surnames.

Frank and / had dispute lately. nm,
Gle. with John Darling. about 'sarnames.
He said that Darling Was not bis Sur
What else. Robert?"
,"Whys he sid John, was lis sun zane,
and d srling Was his other name. ~.
"His other name, Robert? What did
he mean by other name? Surely he didn't
mean to say that he had been christened
Darling. which it must baye been if j ohm
was his surname, fer thsrs are only 1.-TWO,
Christian names and surnames."
That's what said. uncle. also said
that these surnames had not been o very
great while in use" ~ :,
well, they have been no great while
in use in our branch OF the human family,
Robert. They. we're brosght into Epglasd
blythe Eofmaas, "A. d. 1l00.- trhe xold
Normans used Fi,z. which signifies for
grandson. as Fitzgerald, Fitzherbert. DC.
The Irish usss @ for .8sppd son. o. Neil.
O'Donnell. The Scottish highlsnders use
Mac. Macdonald. son Of Donald. The
Saxons add TIN vord son lto thG Ifsthq;s
name, as johnson, Wilson, Dickson and
the like"
sand were not surpames rsed before
these timespsJ ,SUl5JAb1 sd4 MS
1.-The Greek and other ancient nations
employed sinilsr. distinctions, ouch , as
Nicatof. conquefsr; Philopater. lover of
bis father; PhilomateI lever Of his moth.
er. De"
"Why are sdch additional names called
surnames. uncle?"
"Sur. being the French name for over.
il Signi6ss what IL RALLY lis slnamsin "a.
Gition or over and above the Christian
name. The names Black. White. Frost,
Snow, kcswsn Ne doutR sdfnsugs1dled
to the first name for some special reason.
John Frost may have been born on very
frosty day -Tsu Brown ulsys hsvs7bssa
so called from his dark complexion, and
so on Christian Magazine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

= dHtxCl1x6Bx ~ Ot1C0s -
There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitters. put up in quart Bottles, com
pounded OF the cheapest whiskey common rum,
costing from 20 to 30 ceats per gallon, the taste
disguised by Anise or CorisEder Seed.
This class of Rittars bas caused and will coutin-
tinue to cause. ~ long they can be sold .hund-
reds todc the death Of the drwnkard. By their
use the system Is kept continually under the in
fuence of Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kiId
the desire fot Liquor is created and kept up and
the results all the horrors attendant upon drunk
ards life and death.
For those who desire and rN hare Liquor
Bitters, we publish the following receipt. Get
One'8o,fle H"efosd's German Binrrs and mix
with Thre Quarts Of Coed Byondy or WR:sksy,
and Tho result will be a preparation that Will Jor
reef in medical virtues and true excellence any of
the numerous Liquor Biuers in the market, and
will cost much less. You will have all the virtues
Of Hocfssds Bafers In connection with q GOOD ar
ticle Of Liquor at much less price than these in
ferior preparations will cost you.
From J. NEWTON BROWN, d. d. Ediio, of
the Eaeyeioge4ia Of Religious knowledge. -.
. Atheags 2os disposed TO favor or rsconmen nd
Patent Nc1icines IN general, through distrust Of
theiringredents and effects; yet know Of no sui.
hcent reason why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he mar
thus CONFERENCE.-The benefit Of Others. = -
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters. prepared BY Dr.. C. NJ.
Jackson. Of this city, because I was prejudiced
against them for many pears. underline impression
that thcy we're chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am
indebtedto. my friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ.,,
Tor the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests,
and for encouragement to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. The
use OF three bottles ofthesc Btters, at the begin
ming Of Fcsenf years was followed By evident
relief. and restoration to . degree Of bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for six months
before, and had almost despaired of regaining. ]
therefore thank God and my friend for directing
me to the use ofthem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting a.
way, with scarcely any flesh on their bones, are
cured in very short time: one bottle in such ca
SEES, will have most surprising effect lsls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

We would Invite the attention Of all in want
anything in ourline toourpriees, which have bees
Jan. 1. ie63-niO 81 BUCK T. TOAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

0NEperson writes, her daughterwas curcd
IF fits Of nine years standing, and st vitus'
lance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
afser his hesh had almost wasted away. :.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
blaS
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Agus
efter trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years p !,
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innume-able Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-22
'rELEGKAPHIC NEWS.


NKw YoRx, Dec, 2I.-The Herald's CITY
Point correspondent OF the 18th says, the
notorious rebel scout Sergeant VIM. Z.
Waterbury. of che 30 North Carolina regi-
msnt OF Cavalry. was MORALLY wounded on
Thursday last. Waterbury has been long
known to our authorities as a yisllant and
troublesome scout with bravery enough TO
enter into our camps and sagAcisy sufficient
10 avoid DIGESTION aud elude pursuit. lie
has Infested be country between James
River and our leH beyond Petersburg, ell
summer. All attempts TO e0trap him have
hitherto failed. Small parties have been
seat in his pursuit but he could never be
oyertaken or identified. few weeks age
he came 10 the Wells House Que morning
before spprAs aud seriously threatened the
capture OF safe gaAfd. this within kAli
| range Of three Unlon forts aud said 10 be
within mimic range OF Gen. Meades head
qusrters.n Ii appears Waterway came 20 our
pickeis dressed 10 Union uniform aud repro-
sented himself as one of our soldiers and re-
qaested to be directed to his regiment. Con-
trary 20 his expectations soldier was sent
With Ain. as guide. On the way he in
duced Che guide 10 bait 20 drink, shen he
seized bis muske, aud made him follow az a
prisoner. At night he fell asleep while
guarding the Union soldier, who IN turn,
seized the musket and shot him. sI
Nrw YORk, Dec. Give have Rio ia
metro dates OF the l0th alt Little or moth
ing IS reported Of the views or designs OF the
Government OF Brazil attendant on the seiz-
ure OF the pirate Florida in the harbor Of
Bahia. SO aNff Is
The official Gazette of Oct 2stb, says that
by French packet. the Brazilian Govern
ment had sent full directions 10 is Ministes
of Legation in Wellington, to demand prop
er satisfaction for the conduct Of the Com
msnder Of the Wsuchusetts. No documents
are. however, roblshsd = Aa
The war continued between Brazil and
Uruguay.
Gen, Flores appeared before Montievedo
with 200 men. bar retired siihoui assault.
ing the city
The blockade Of Montevedo vac order-
ed by Brazil.
The Brisilian Minister having been moth
fed that foreign vessels to Uruguay would |
be searched ,ior contTsbxnd OF var Eng
land denied that there was WAT. Bradl |
being merely engaged in zuppsessing re-
bellion, 30 tast Gen. Flores i not = bellig- |
erent but merely rebel ia the ewes OF |
power which recognise. JEFF. Davis as a bel
ligerent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-22


eurac. Dec Ill i undsrsood in.
Ess'fls,sly aitsr ksaps sbe proclamation 10
reference 10 rebel rsidsrs NJ. Geo Dlx dis
patched confidential aselt 70 Canada
This sess returned 70 ho~ York sasisEed
that Css5is- authorities -ese making ever
nece--sr. Effort 70 peffsfn International
osllgsboIs
he bet understanding prevails Il Cae-
be- siih the Washington Gorsrsnsni.
Mr.. eess>r, sm><scan consuI. = bnvsf
and has gone 70 Wisconsin u rsruperss
M Tbofntoa. Vice Anoriezn Consul. i
also "a
The Governors PROCLAMATION offer 49,
ssrd fof the ~-srres; OF he faider.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-22

" Christmas is but a tew DAYS of, aod
New ears follows just one week after
Count your fingers and after consulting the
homic Alimynak you will ascertain that du-
ring the Ssss intervening. sruddcr wilfs eli
Holiday articles eheaper..than any one else. -
k's stock Of to,s snd eonfect,ops u psodig-
ious
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-22

a. We see thai tue Isdisnspolis City
Council has appointed committee to en-
courage recruiting ia preparation Tor the
forthcoming draft This "a as II should be
sod Ne suggest that our City Fathers consul,
aboul The matter, aud set the recruiting ball
rolling here, forthwith. v