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, 1864-08-12

Colorado JcWets, the secesh.aud.copper-
head go.betTeen. iB at Niagara, letting the
black cat out Of the bag. The folio wing is
bis tclegEaphic dispatch, dated Aug. Sd:
Thsss t. nov so,ng ,t,a, On Grand ffststn1st!en
following parties: Clay, lIalcombe, Sanders aud
other contedera,es, and Dean Richmond, Ben.
M0Sd M9St e M 4 R1r Da,o1 e1aS
q Michigan, Rutt Of Auburn, and Stewart Of he
Nineteenth Ohio Distltct, delegate to the Chicago
Convention; three delegates, IRON Penn .ylvania,
Kentuek1. Tie determination wa complete, and
Wh, C0RNEL1JEWErT.
From this 1T Seems that Ben. Wood and
Butts Of the Rochester U'sioa, with three
malignant ex-governors ian Ex-Governor ia
the most melancho oily creature in the wotld,}
H. Canada Tor were on Fast Day,) holding
Mtes! eo,r:sps Hds"ce 'tA the ssos ens1e. Of ia
Tie nnmelesa 'two from Ohio" are pro- !!
badly Val!andigham and Sam Medary, re-
Gently bed-te1lons In martyrdoul. One Of
the MisEourisns Is doubtless Gen. Price Of
the rebel army, Of Pea Ridge rcminiscsnce,
who, NC notice, Ia reported missing Ia Dixie
lust now. The "tbree from Pennsylvania
Of course include Woodward, who was 80
eager to have JEFF. Davis run bis line Just
north Of the Quaker City. Geo: Francis
Train, and the traitor who recently plloted
EARLY to Chambereburg, are likely enough
the other two. It will be exceedingly pro
nos II the "fiye from Kentucky" shau be Col.
WoIford )now under arrest for disloyal Ian
gusee) and four others precisely like him. Ex-;
Gov. Welleris the fellow Who has been fight
California With the seeded States, aud fail
ing In that, to erect a separate Pacific En-
pifc. As the Ingenious and conceited jew
ett remarks, 1.-THE fraternization is com
, 1864-08-12


Ine psst WeeI hss neea truly euumesltEe since It's
,asare q ths cEops; but fa!l OF rain would have
pten great service TO the spring corr, which
nes M 20 tt1er from drought especially the beans
au0 Peas. another Eeek will ma TO TAey 3t4 wheat
Et1ersy Tesoy for the sickle tndeed soma Is being
On hence e II T en o.
Defn 6Fy1nE of. rather than reschtng to - gradual
afd full maturity. and much nlR ht IN parts {s
G. plalned 81, though on the tne 1oaus the crops
ttnl tooR we'll The conclusion to which VIC are
blonRht, by reports and appearances. u that we
sss *. f ssve 9sa gse.y s.nP: iasts of
thr1th ven got proves very 1ixhtt and the want Of
cattle feed has akeady cause1 I large demand for
cakes 1t apps ffs some reas have been cut for f0d-
der and .ome bailey u oetng oafntap; Appearances
EeatbsE; sna the aatie,pauons ot pssee het ssen
Rde o. tbe PFussan Ports hlndfance In coqr1s ar
removal: hut with al thR III tavor Of Imports tho
country markets have been generally buoYans b.
yonu tbat Of London. and an average adyan q Of Is
Or may ba noted. The greater case IN financial mat
ttis 7 also tsy91abls % ~ 1spee91atlve @ mayameat,
Of eon,e large growers Who ara convinced thern Il
rot N average crop thu Kround. DAnzig IL rst3r
dtsrer IN SPITE Of sccumnAting stock Hsmbsu' h4s
rtmtircd n1; and New York folio wing tBe e1t.sny.
dns11 advance Y s91d' h. h. krps @ sd!saeioE: i
s1t Ia e cssnse e heat aissr .svsss esGa eoa
and oAts, 70 ths ackla sesaon may auddeniy becoma
wet. Which, 1t present prospects snd prices, cuuid
not I'LL 10 produces higher sAtel. Lnn4on bis new
become relatively lover than the conntrJ, and IL
l9setsmet e esnd nei sas = esItsla aa.stlty e
8aaj7hatze. He tafsis. taexetass. tass our lowest
, 1864-08-12

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..........s.AuR. II. lsss.
stmr May Queen. Ktth, Two Etvcss, sundriss. a,te,
PfoPp 81 siee Eesa
p!op TSyeIite N.psE safaa aoed
sehi Ftiza1, Gntie fort ~ e soE E1od.
schE Aahtabula Hammer GIa9a As7eas; a .4ds
s6F sshF saSees cuIsso ana Tood
Schr vermont NcVea charlotte Vile. y cosos WOOD.
5e;ss;s eo2s 81 .esa .sIa
sehr Hchd Mott. saxJeF, oeonfo. a6' N LUMBER 1@
T. sr T. e. Gn Irwin, farsons, Paexard's Pier. ,ss
sehr chaepes Reid Point Sable. 20 cord. single
scnr Pfetis pn!1i rhrocp seohela Austesou $ Lumber.
schi neo5 stn III iee Cd. Ga1 1
sser hi:psaak h.Ese2 kby 2 sin @ unsef.
schr DEM Hem: @ HHIon Gfy, % % 3D. Tooa; s;o
scsr sesr H..idsn. ndM Mehs.y, 3 2 lsn6er
ssar ss 81 ea,ds Eeebs'. 9. Jsseph s. l49he! =, ID,
scov I.lEV ooss'' aaFsln' soo'n hN'e'' - 49,
acox Mermaid, Bonch. South Haven. 10 m lsmssr, %
srov G, Rutts, Buckley, Green Bush. IS sds wooT:
SOW SOW coasln Mary, Preston St. Paula Ps''' "ea'
stox g. Chaplin. Hays. Whlte Lake, III n a nbs''
CLEARED: .:...::;:;::Aa August 1''a'
En-; ns2 s1sos oassn w!as Kaits. % hss
FreP Fp 1un1tfE, sawyer, buffalo 's' - e'4a' 'a1'
Prop SessR su.
@.its; ~ I'M Ctr. Johnssa. Bans1s. ~ ha co1a-
balf balf f.e.ae stsas =. fs su cam
ssf S: IS: $
81! ES;;!;s es.ssss ssssa bsY ou
, 1864-08-12
CHICAGO CATTLE 3tARKET.

THURSDAY Evxvtao, Aug. Il, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-R.ceivcd today 1t the various
yaEds about LILO head Beef C.ttle. Entered sales
l1 head 1t s. 2@7go chiefly at s50a6 50 pes 100 Ds
The Gather has beeu1uensely and the
have been exclusively coanned to medium and good
medium grades. With = good demand on Govera.
mert account the market haa beea iatYly active but
with no aevancc On the closing quotations Of E4tnr
days market. Tho only operators In tho market to-
day have been Government contractors, on army &C.
cGunt. Eaes hsYe been madeffeely but only At form
er qustationa. The following are the principal
Sales mAdo 1o-day.J. OShta sold EosenthA1 u head
Illinois Steers weighing 400 d ut 500. Bentley
Eudd sold Ruble d Co. u head 1lr grade Steers AZ
erazlng 1861 ht 1t $50, and to Grisater 16 head
prtme.nteels averaging 1,t97 ns at $7.97; GssvAy
sold St. Clap Sc head good Steers AVERAGING LIDS
at t6.1s For Thursday the recelrt7 have been lin.
tied, and the market QuIetcr than ua ua1.
BEAr eATII1 eALEy TO pAY.
, 1864-08-12
Henderson some. time ago By gucr1t1e, died

Henderson some time ago By guer1l1e, died
on Sunday Morning lsst,
The Union barbecue on Saline Creek on
Friday last, V-as large and c1editab1e enter
tainment. Qnite large numbtr Of the citi-
ze1s Of Gallatin and Hardin counties, were
present speeches were delivered by Judge
Norton eud Hon. Milton 'Bartley. Rev.
John II. Onyest also addressed the meeting.
MCLEAN COUNT.
On Monday night last, sl1 prisoners. James
Londrey, VIM. Bro ~Icy aud Robert johnson,
escaped from the jaila Bloomington through
a priyy vault.
, 1864-08-12
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN,


A@a"osr rbxrAR-uxx7, Jaat Il. ,aeA
"e'ee" ;" aSteos eiVeu ,n4k III &c. .apttap. ~to -
received By the Tteasuros OF The un..ra s,.,
ssvcfal Alsiassns II lsasu.es. ..A o,u.,a., -.
tarlss. and b7 she Fanoa.l sAaa. d.ux,.,..
qualified Il pe:osi ntes sna r,s.sa.l Ak.au.m
Treasury :otes a1aole taree Jears from auzoxu
1851. bearing lat4et.sAs tho rate Of sevea aud s>r
ttnths rer eeotper annam With aemi snAuAl oou~1as
sttached, payable h iawta1 nouoy.
1fese rotes viii oe convertible It tho opatoa Ne
holder II nssu III. into n1 pr cent g.ld bsa<ssx
bones. redeeuah1e atsse nye sud p47able svse,v
Ycsrs for August Is. 1856;
The Nosss I'LL BE- is4aed In denominations X Asy.
one hundred. diva huadss d. oae thousand, asa avs
shousand dollars. and will oa lasusd u h1Aax,o or
pas snls 10 order. MAJ bs drectad o1 tae sahss.-
be:s.
Ansusscrioaons must be for a:tr dolls,s. or ssas
nul1spls Of nity dollars.
Duplicate certificates will ~ tnue4 for n, a>se-
ls. Tne party dspositln. must eadezse upes sha
original cefnncste The dsnoz,:oat:oa Of so.ax 70
qused aad xaeshe. thsy asa to ba ts,ued IN hlau ex
PAYABLE 10 ozder. When endorsed It reuat b she
With the officer receiving tha dspos,t, to b fo<xx
ed to thls Department. 49,.
The notes viii b t.sasnt:e3 10 the oxasss sras o<
transportation charges sooa afrer sae .cARt Of
the erigzal Certificates OF Deposit 4. saeY can Ia
prepared.
Interest viii Be allowed to August Is o. ali oesoA<s
nade prior to tast date and wilt b. paid By tbs BE-
partmsn. upon receipt OF the original Certificates.
AZ the notes draw interest from August Is, pssssas
nAkin3 dsposi.a subsequent to thst dsts must DeS
snt i3terest accrued om date Of roo 10 d.to q T.
potit-
Parties depocittng twtntJ-nve unoussnd doafsss
and upwazcs fer these nores 1t any one time wt1 -
allowed eommiss1on Of one-QuAEter ot oaa p>r
cent, which Will oe paid b1 this Department usea
the receipt Of bill for the amount cestinaa II hz
the officer with whom the deposit WA uAde. No Dc.
du1tloEs for commissions must be made sron tne
deposits.
0flee1s receiving deposits will rec thst tho proper
ENDORSEMENTS made upon sna ozigsaA cest,acasss.
Al ot1cers authorized to receive depostts ass 70
quested to g1vo to aepllcsn@s all desired information
and a1ord every facility for msking sabscttpttoos.
". r. FRssENDEN.
Secretary o{ the Tr=sa1r1.
, 1864-08-12
FlNANCI4l and CAME MERC!AL

THURSDAY EvKxTHa. August II, 1861.
The extreme hot weather continues. and Is not
without its hhushce upon monetary transactions.
Mt1 are indlt posed to enter upon business epsgt-
uerts. especially those requiring person4l activity,
eth the thermometer It halcc, unlsaa forced upoa
them BY strong necesrty. Th1 demand for uonaJ
from shippers. IL good. but fum other psrtes mt 30
large It rsys To-day to send stain East, which has
Lot been The fact Ia times past.-sappers gss Whist
money th require 1t 10 p c.nt. The narkess tod47
were fiat, with tenez11 ascne In pzttes. although
gold is full as high ~ yesterday. OAn went down
445c bushel: Tae Incoming crop 10 likely to proya
ta1ge en-. and thia fact II betak circulated to the
misfortune Of present holders. =
Exchange II no: quite 80 lat to-day 1t hss been,
net becsu.e thsre Is nos great abundance On she
mAskst, but from the Increased amount OF currency
among the banker. the result Of drafts uoon New
York for, g1eenbsckt, which hare met with res-
ponsa Tho rates remain ~ before quotad-x.si<-
count buying; par selling, These pticea are ieas
nominal thsn yesterday.
Gold. in New York to-day advanced slightly ever
yesterday = quotstions. Ths rnuse ia New FORK, ss
telegrsI he'd to James Boyd 3 Cla1E street, Ia
~ follows:
ma. 2a.m..-..........Ai lasma:."....."... ...:s5
IL Il: M T.
Gold opened here 1t Isl, declined to 23s4 adyanced
to f and closed Ut that price Silver dull at 40 hnv
ing Canada II purchaIei n: "a. 9ovcrnm .nt 80
bpnds are active at .1o8@lt8H buying; 1n9x91o94
selling. - - -
Tux NEW GOVERNMENT ,LoAN.-The new aoyern.
ment Loaf. the people should bear In la3 pstrs
loau and should be encouraged md takon By the
people. It draws IN inte7est of s-etds per cent,
payable semisnnusly, and II three yeass nom next
Mort1y, can be converted into 70 year gold bear
ing bond. It Ii the best permanent Investment now
IN the market, which be had par. Our Naso 1a
Banks the United sasos Depo,itory, and otusz pr.
tlss, arc now receiving subscriptions to tails laan
The NOR ey 10 net ded to carry the war. Let the
loYal peCple, all who are for sustaining aud presety
Ing AmercHnlnt come for wsrd and subscribe
10 there bonds.
Pn11ADx1Pn1A M1xr.-Tho following IL 4 stste.
mert the deposlts and colnaRo at tho Phladeohla
Mint during tue month Of July. 1861.
, 1864-08-12
CHICAGO LUmBR uARnkr,

THUEepA1 EyxeIbs. August II, 1854.
LUMEEK-Received Jelterday. 1,sos 0oo feet. TIE
receipts have chiefly consisted OF lumber on contract
or for storage. CaEgoes for sails are most limited,
and prices rule firm but without Quotabla change.
SH1NGLES-1n almost nominal supply. Market
nrm with an upward tendency.
LATH-Recelved yesterday $1,000 pcs. Market
quiet at presious quotsuoas.
CARGO aA11s TODAY.
Cargo Prop. Barber, fton Muskegon. 3o,o0nfeet OF
lumber. rs good strips at t11.5o.
hal All u a YHfd mr.
, 1864-08-12

~ Indiana is arousipg. The Fountain
county Union Convention lust Saturday at
Chambersburg comprised no less than |, 500
persons. They came in wagons, with flags
and banners, from. all parts Of the country.
Hon. G. s. Orth and Ar. Davidson addressed
the Convention.
The following ticket was nominated: For
Senator, Milford; for Representative, Sal.
vens; for Sheriff, Mcknight; for Treasurer,
Dr.. jones' for Commissioners, and Orr and
, 1864-08-12

H-In the case of the people against Gen.
Dix and staff on the seizure Of the World
and journal Of Commerce for publishing the
bogus proclamation, Judge Rupert, Of New
Yorb city, has followed the case Of the Indi.
ana Copprrhead Judge, in deciding uncon-
stitutiona' the act Of Congress Of March Sd.
1868, entitled tan act relating to ha5eas cor
ls.s, and regulating Judicial proceedings in
certain cases." The ground Of his decision
is that the act elsvates the President to the
power OF an absolute monarch, and shields
him In setting aside the laws of q State NOT
Id rebellion sesainst the general Government.
The case is therefore remanded toIthe Grand
jury. No written recognizance was required
Of thesd defendants, rs they had submitted
Themselves to the laws OF the State,
, 1864-08-12

II On train coming up from Nashville,
Tussday, on which were III soldiers, vote
was taken for the Presidency, resulting thus:
Lincoln, 65; McClel1sn, L.; Fremont, 1.
Some Of the soldiers declined to vote. The
soldiers Eill 60 strong for the reelection of
fAO1Q Abe"
, 1864-08-12

We would barely suggest to the New York
Herald, whose comments on the confessions
Of Don Carlos Buell. We print elsewhere and
heartily approve, that Don Carlos was select
ed for, and appointed to his command in
Kentucky and Tennessee by George B. Nc
clellan, and that Gen. Mcclellan proves by
his recently published report, that be was
Bnel4's twin brother in ali those principles
which the Herald 50 severely and Justly Grill.
cises. "An your political Generals have
failed " eass the Copperhead press. Yes in-
cluding Buell. and cClel1au.
, 1864-08-12
Receipts at Tfde-tFascr.

Receipts at Tide e-Wa9ef.
The QUE Etfty Of nour, wheat, corn and bayley len
as tide water. during the 4th weak in July, Ii tue
Jeats let3 and 1861, was a. followss
,.,o Flour, b1ts Wheac. ha. Corn. By. Barl.y, tu.
lsta,.........: 1860 sil III 1855 ioo
Dsc........,s,so3 In.1s2soe. Dc.6aso Dc.s.ooo
The aegretate quantity of the sAme articles left at
udH-Wster nom the conmenceI1ent Of naylz1tion.
to the S1st OF July inclusive, during tae year 1858
2no .SE4, Was as follows:
Flour. bsla Wheat, bn. Corn bu. Blrl'y bu.
1857. ..571,10h e,b4{,4o0 1a7as9D 66,,n0
1s6s.... .......sisAeo 7,1S.es0 et57.seo 1to,,oo
2sa,7oo De ssozoo De. s.'so,ceo 1n,73sN
BY reducing the wheat to -four, The quantity Of tho
lkttcr lett At hte water ths rear compared with tho
corresponding pefloag lAsE rear, bhQN1 GeattencY
equal t ats ,71o bfl6 -four.
The following comparative table shows tte uuenu
ty q some OF the pttcips articles OF produce len
At Tide water from the cnmmen cstuent OF navIga.
ton TO q Including tho at1t OF JuY, In the years
, 1864-08-12
Currency and Prices.

The fsw fork Commercial Advert se. says that
eos1se *ooiea coshs, zach ~ weXh Fl ounces per
yard and cost four ihitl,nga ste.1i, or little less
than one dollar IN gold Der yard cost at the
price Of gold and rate Of tuty sX in currency per
vHtH
, 1864-08-12

Subscriptions will be received hy tho
First National Bank Of Chicago. III.
Second National Bank Of Ch.csks. NJ.
Third National Bank Of Chicago M.
: Fourth Eationa, Bank Of Chicago. NJ
Fifth National Bank OF Chc1xo. nj.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BASKHM
throughout ths country will doubtless !.
AFFORD FAcu4111Es TO sUB3cRBHRs.
mugs os1s cw2dpastv
nYSENTERY, D1ARRHRA,
CHOLERA, SUMNER COMPLAINT.
ALL BOWEL AFFRcTsors, &C.,
ARx rzoxrr1r ou1sD sr
Jayne's Carminatiye Balsan.
.s9 ss{s snd certain T. It: .eon: .aott.s
naeatss II & mse pees eaaay sas39s
n oil lattnaes. tits ip All 1rspects vha. Il elfa %
sSefy :assiiT shasid BE S supplied xisa. D'' "'''~
Diurrhea and Dysentery.
1t aeysr tails to .ustue tho most violent sst.cno<
originals. As chsn9eB of cilnatA. wst-r Dc ofte9
@ sssp esesti o
them.
AsIattc Cholera.
TIE p!orpt NE Of Dr. Ja1ne's casmtnaave BAf-
sau' T alaays 1sno1s ~, TIE ! Gs1hsa a1d crs%ss
qner1ne the ciseass In % incIplenc5. Il nas no
9nessly been sdEiolsserta In n1ieh ootneods whefo
never afed to give lmmediAs md pesm relief.
Cholera Infantum or Summer
Complaint.
n,
, 1864-08-12
c. wv. e. 81
etAte Depattment. Washington. !.


. a writer In the Church Mon1ard an E,is.
copalian paper In Eagland. aaya. thst lie
established Episcopal CHURCH ia fat hseom.
ing IN establiahed chaos, for dnrinT the n.st
thirty years there havs aprrsr n to ~ Rt.s
flFc heresfes and echisua, ~ "'e1sJ
, 1864-08-12

H0GS-The receipts have been more limited,
amounting to about $50 head. With m active de-
rnard for New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia
pticea continue very firm At the sdyance recently
conceded. Buyers are numerous and the supply Il
thoroughly inadequate for the demaud- We quote
the market very hra At preceding quosa!lons. En-
cred sales to-day, at all the ards, $50 hog. $3.50
@l1.a5, mostly at I'll. .0o@11.so z 100 ns.
, 1864-08-12

II the Devil wished to scorch man in t;s f1.en.
est pit, whom would he hire. B1owniow.-CHtea.
90 1qN74 Of pesttrdat.
That's true, aud the editor Of the Isne,
knows 1t better than any other nun io
Chicsgo,
, 1864-08-12
p E AID AND REFLECT,

It has been from time ,nuemor1M the o,ls<s ~
phIanthropisss to. hnd some remedy for tho I'M o
life, and scientific skill has for agcs explored evcrR
Ayenue In order to discover the hidden secret fstaa
been. hoTsveE, reaarved for modern science to bring
before the wosid the greet destroyer Of dseass,
and IN
, 1864-08-12

ergaSenlcnts today Wcre:-To DuTrAIo-Psop onee
siLiKs Isl IL M |, no chance
ii rates. We quote: AS D0Ae'
Fsaur 70 Boston, lsse ard ra,l-.....-...... u2so
F1og5 e Nex :, T1sk s. W. sEs sd 7. .a,
100 ns....,.......... .......,.... $50. 551...
Pro7:ster4 to n. r, ell wateI, Ice H.. sG5,..,
Flour to Montreal. gil water ...,,..,.... Gos5....
Flour Is Montstal via sasnia. ia, 60 81
Iorz 70 Montreal via sarnia, ,,,.....,....,'
FepT FepI e e bbostaaa bSsto5 H. y ssaa
Forr ~ Bnda,3 sii l2Sn ''''''''''''''' 1.s''''
% The fsses to 1oat1eai' no;sd s6oys: e bo I'D IL
s15 q Ssass: s1.s,s, sss, ,.'. D..s 49,.
W onte ofa11aa1s-insfe IL no enaeSe IN fase''
Fourth Gssssa. F:onut. week Wesk
r. no.t,, 81, f4il III, fna L.ks k1ia@3s S sS IL;
- 1oa II! u 81 "a fsxa Eits;::s$SS e il;
70 70 BHRMs BhSRa.i ii rs !aII,...... IT, ossy css 49,.
- ssu !. snd 81 Lake Es1e.. "a "a 81;
70 Phi;sneanSe - iii III rs,i Isl 40
AFLiStoR FLOTMpReceiyed 10 dsY, i,&s. h1!s: shipped.
w. 6Ts MsF.ss d1 6ri ssiSg ss ~ liz st sp po
brs .Earesa' d. II s,o.oo. sPslaa ExraAs-ioo b1ls
II 19i;!ea FL: !. e s
on Gqsn fpsfk ea'-'' 'oas ''po''ea e0sn Aes' s'S
WHEAT-Heceiyed to day. 373T7 bu: shippa],
g eT MaTsfS hsay sR4 y 1s }S5tT e. II III
at 3218: 4oC0 bu do at 3.1sE S,lc6 bu No. Red "
fe.i3: ST. bu Rejected Red at 4ts5; 1900 pu NO
n r. Msd e sfss a asa q It
ll{Ct bu do at Alb CO, I'M Ree.ted Spring atet
1 hi do "A n 1n-fhr cfoajnc olIer 1t tl34H
@f1H NErereira3 tr da,, ~ at I'm shfpp ID. 1900
NJ, ~ 81, a5a s1asy. Ssi.s 9srs Co.x
Il s1E. cnn hT ~ ~ ar1 q 3t1 s50N bu do al
sv g. ~ W C - - ~ m 10 At All Il:
, 1864-08-12
Nhieaeo @ribnnf>
FRIDAY, AUGUST Il, 1864

fB- The Union county Central Commit
tee, OF other Union county Organization In
rach county in Illinois, arc requested to COM
zuicate with the Uttton 4Statt Central C,s,-
!: stxr, CAaceoo, stating namea and Post Office
. the committee or organization. Union
, :c-s In tic State, please copy.
JAMEs Il. RQQT. SecretarY.
, 1864-08-12
.JEVTETTIANA.

| Startling DIHc1osures-uore Thimb1e
kfEGcrH at EtagaS2-PcRce Mt any
Price, -
, 1864-08-12
HO0FlAND,S
GERMAN BITTERE

are concentrated al these virtues which tend to ~.
q Bitsers, they ara NOT AN ALCOHOLIC NK.
TURE. but
PURE TONIC,
ConFosed entirely Of Vegetable sabasasau.
TBHY ARz
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND D1sEAsEs RESULTING FROM
Disorders OF the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AxD WEAKENED AND DBBlLIrATED YRAMz
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THH
V1a0R or HFALTH. BY
FREE USE OF
THRU.
wRememher, that this Bittess Is not II alconssa
mixture, bhs.soom drink, substitute tor ~.
and cannot nsdlouaiy Introduce the Yea Of drznka-
ness Into your families.
Do yon want something to Strengthen Ysa4
Do you want Good Appetltsf
Do yu1 want to Build M vour Co1shtutiNe
Do you want to Feel WeuF
Do you vaHt to get rid of HervsususA9
Do you want E1srW3
Do you want to slsep Welt
Do You want Brink snd Vixoeoas FeeltRRf
II you do, use HooFLAND9 GRExAH BrrT~L
Observe tie following symptoms. resulting nm
dIsordsss oi the Digestive 0rgAns:
son. ff1asda'f,tes fS~s1d 'f,tes
Hsaa, 2sss asiaty e q slssa &c So e = ~.
raas aass1 sH P1ssss:s s e. Ss
Of tns stomach, swimming q iii Issd, HaTisa
Cholda1 q sanoestnE ssas.ions 1xea "a iJ1nxSss
aixnt Feyss md aal1 ps!1 = tae 8ea1, De1es:-
y I'd q Eyes' Pan u ts sIde Bsex. E e. 9 sa
1s Hess. 81; B1rninR saaosn Is IL 6s'sass Ms.a q
Co1stant 1ma1iutn11
sp.flts. !"
FERN FERN THk THk H9N R9N ToNAa THoNAs F19Fsfac1
FROM THE HON. THoAAs E. 3; FIoEESGx:. e s.S +.
axxr11xKY: Having at.!ed t vc5ns!:L e yos.x
E5sacad maEked oensas nom ySMns MM MM nooasaas axS9
S :sa ii ssss: sa 81 e ss I e
Hen haya named s1k D. ea1 s9e ~
psrticalT rsnei g @ash aeedsd nd esta.n<G
6huTs u47 BE- 9a5{ xan2 {{en1 aap1aatssed s1 dss
aei.. .. eLo'>'
In rsP11 . 9oa1 aaeti; e. = = = e.
famiiy have no nestson in zaJt1x thss i - -
&. aa ~ aasses
las confirmed the cure. for there has seea no sy7e
v,an: uss q + sna = to bs = 1peqo.ed zs
Truly 5suf'' 'Acoo BROOM 17n spssessk
Tne t99xl1E Wen known reverend ge4t'eneana naM
receiysd trom H. nss 81 fqS fS nea sarS 1S5
on9oy y must M certainly convince the 4 most .xePtes:
Pfmherfan E,.1s.ir ns1 " nf IN H. NnFtn as1S5
, 1864-08-12

peiat IL pasesd-sud 40 thi1ks Ffasse. which ~ 10
iecser ttpEeted by TIC 1ca1er approach Of harvest
At Edtnbu11h whtat WAS prlsS- at Is s2 g per q.
more, and beans we're IL PSF Qr. higher llaszoWxas
ura tered fer wheat. bnt desrer for oeaus md tas
cat1.
dublin Was inaeuvs, hi holders Of forei n What.
u5In
, 1864-08-12
COM m EKEIATt.>

THuRsoAT EVENING. Aug. II, 1854
The following table shows the receipts and ship.
men:a during the past q hours:
AIt11sx Ea
, 1864-08-12

IA sa;ss ey arssa repcrssd IN tats mark: r<p3~s
art on q 61 II Of &c Storage per 64shs5, s.alsss
oAtr1o3se stated. FEoAr Ia solE dslsuSrfd unt:as
cth<~sotss st1ttd.
THuHsDAY EvxEIxe. Aug. II, lseA.
EKKIGIiT9-LAKk FRE11u1S -Vtsy dui1. Tha
erFeEemcnts to-day were: TO BrTFALo-Pspp Quefn
Of the LAAea. with cats, at &c.
I !" LAKE AED DfsAu'tfhKIauT uTs.-Taera IL M ehan~a
, 1864-08-12
FaFfaw11t.
Editors ChIcs9o Trite3ne:

'1s0lFU1k ~A4AaGQ
Tour pun On the name Of Admiral Farra.
gut is srrg aeod for "iayman'' in etymol-
oey; but the true derivation is still more
apropos to our admirable Admiral, and Is
evidently as follows: Farra IL provincial
form OF the GermansTerb Jahren-fara or far
20 saa." Out, ofeourse, is pure German and
means good. So Rar7a9M is equivalent to
oas 'eho n;ore9 y. ,eeA tpo. the eater, Or good
alton BY other words and expressions In the
German and It's related dialects. Thus we
have in German ssFatre''-'.a terrY.n and
Fahemnn''-" ferryman," With the cor
responding English words, as also "fare"-
the money. paid for passage In boat-aud
(A'ran, which Webster derives from the
Greek PAaroo-fa1a to aose-applicable also
to the track Of ship through the sea. II
lcelandic, or Old Morse, also (the language
OF the Northern Sea Kings), Far means q
aMp.
Is i not sufficiently evident from all this
that FARnAauT ts the right name for our
exploits hAs always PROVED hinsclT. to be
"the right man IN the eight p!acee" r.
, 1864-08-12
PRINCIPAL OFF,CK And MANuFAoT0<K.
63l. Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ES @ EV AN H.
ts,c...,o,. n r. H. JACKSON + COS

P8oPElETo4S.
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ne Gar19 ssaeos- ID tAe ef48
eaa q seTessyn7r s,as; sas es sns. e.
aeeounk Of e - - ~ Ff*e oas 1elaFaH q
wtssqef 81 6 Sss1x e 1xHifG 1rG 9eucN Ne1tsEa AEf143
.u~EEs4 Esik 4irk4F119 a LAks sRss& GeeNG& u
, 1864-08-12

NXE YORK EToCK MAKKE1.-The foIlQRlux were
tho closing psees for caah aug H. 1884, received by
G. Shltoustall 4 Co.. ComIntsstons Stock and Bond
, 1864-08-12

In the afternoon the markets were nrmer, chiefly
oHfncto N adyanoc in GOLD. aat No. 2spr1ug wheat
was sold n 31.ai@f.ssH. Corn MAS a1ss nrme.-Ho z
telling At $l+29. Oats we're pegltcted. H[rhwin.s
we're Hln at &f,1n