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Such as Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Rheum
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Chronic Headache. Tbrobbing Headache-is prompt
ly relieved by the use Of these Pills.
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They Never Fail
Liver compIaint--Torpid, ;nz

Use the Pills in Alternative dose. 20 l-rs Il
Of the Pills now and then, is ~ an.
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For Dyspepsia,

And its ten thousand Inconvenience, from slight
and depression of spirits, or a confirmed case Of
Mclanchoia In its most aggravated form-these Pills
are confidently recommended as sure cure, if per-
severingly used
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-10

They agree with the most delicate stomach, reno
ing Nausea, Pain and Debility from that organ, al
through itmpsrt tone and vigor TO thewhole system
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rhey are a Family Pill,

Anv cLt -.h ~ IN unfortunate rs TO eat too mucl
Q. 7,e fences. bv Immediately taking Pill.
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Useful & Valuable
Discovery!
HIIToN'9
IInsoluble Cement

&A1VNt OOVt
Is Of more general practical util-
Iity than any invention now be-
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thoroughly tested during the last
two years by practical men, and
pronounced by all to be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26
THH.t;A)iFs.TtN Ela
fntuAY. HCu. IS


IN Ute Rmx 0Sa0t0 ~ S0tvS s0bSf ~
4lss..A . cat 49, lsssoo tsss.sss u "A sass
IFron, she Aasirslavsrs saAnd.ni- Elsssi.ld .s.si
o. ssli abr y dulc4l sas.. = shss Ise
ever ~nurssed, thst 81 the .esf ~, lid.
"ra.iluai ..ADoiiiiul,.t>'' IN this aavs.i.. =
is the mreL remarkable / Involves. an
sn..uui II sxl,-s ut.,6cA,,vn hbs.,l,,t.ix
staggering 70 human vtrdulity DaIiua
the hr>t ,",ee years II the var. ,ure uf
their standn ( conplai",s sgs,ust The AL.
mih'sirsiioh Was, snat il VA, t.,o tolerant
oil treason at the Aoah--that il had not
the .urase ~ >npprts Unreasonable oews.
pPers s'd s. nj 10 prison the ,nen who
wee re- king ubdet vnsi,us disguise. IL
demorsi'z- paolc OpiniUr Ut the N nth.
Ivy sighed tor an iuurew J. tson IN
the Presidential chair to pu to4 h t.sssoii,
With 10 'n'a hsn's, AMI 'hoshinw b Used
th<M 80 much s>sshe t4rH' s4,,f ,nfI1 / n, d
iule u isa,ier ~ Nee Orlesoe 4 Vi I've .Ad !.
ihit'is'ss'aos hes 'RlFsssosed Il VET N ,rth.i
EN- ssn,lalinzers with tresss,p during tt,s
last ear than a. dsd IN ,h es Tier pesst,ds
oilti's var, add yet shssss Rsiseats A b.
ihl n's,s are talking nov &c 1t the yer,
Il u''anisons oi Coa>,anpo"si Liberty were
endangered ~uebever biatsa, CT, -mpi.o
OF .tu.s'n Is consigned to prison. |! Not
w,,hstandl the Constnutna, expr.ssh
rfovtd,s irr the saspsns'vn Vi ha1sas CIR
pms ~ TIME Vi rvi'ei.lon, and. ~. = ,th.
sfand'ng he measure Is xpr~,sly s.oc
tri.ei and regulated BY Act Of & nyro,s
the PAsstdent Is denonnee rs a dv,r.n #
lac deprive, N rthern sympsthz.rxuh
treas. OF IT,, power 10 strike a, The hi.
OF the na,lo"l And the 10 pie who have
turned ibis summe,se,, aud tiled ,be,, |
mouths with The Nenomnus .g.c If N. |
coptefhead>. have he lace 10 BRA II the
want of principle am ,ng po il,ein>. snd |
read US lectures ou tile ,np.r.soce ii |
iiit'hg American poi los iuio tue sphere
oil morais snd l,gipn
D.es any . seek the reason Of thi,
Change 10 the sttifnds OF he g ,-cal,eI
N .d'cal Aboli,iuniA.f" | is uU hard
4, nads Such was The price which the,
CONSENTED To pay 10 orisr 10 secure The
nnniiatl n II heir Pres ide n,,xl c.r,d,.ta,e
at Gregg! | vas su experiment, alik.
d'sg' aceiui anu uburuve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

A Car lllNr.-Wheo eat ia seen +,
catch n cbicAoI., tie it rou nd Ter neck
AMI make her wesr it tor two or lhr .
day.. Fs>ien Il s.eat-iy, for she will
Ia ake.iucr.d ,bie eff -rt>4,o get rsdi.f IL -
b hrm turtle time. aud the cat Is cured
she vii tever again desire TO touch a
bud. This Is what We do with our own
ciis. aud what We recommend Ia MIR
nvieho ~; aud when the, try the 4 pe.i-
ent. TREY shd then p-'s are secure tr.un
feptosci aud danger deuceiorth Try j,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

Letter nc1 cAw NAtrS II Airrarser Tetrh. r-rgrist
lefcrc JAo- H. klosp, Nrsns Az a, Es Ike n. aiein~
~ Lsie. Nsrrh 81. 1te3
AiR1 LEIIcs, PEAL ms n, OF "a trot.,yson I
hsve Suffered severely effh tfsfi ~ MD ret ,o
psrnarsssf r-l-s I'LL tssh yarn st~ciee am harry
70 SAY that us USE IN II dst rttcrst heelth-
isikned-J GAIL AALlN, of stes nsf asssw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

EF General G-snt wants men and
Seacars Frs end N wants u.o.ry. The
me s'e waned " fight The bsl..~s of tb~
e"autry aau the motiey Is wanted 10 feed
the m-n with who 6shi fw the c.nutr,.
tls> the svsfsr o; this dollar he can
give, "r do-s tse know 1T r,a4r he can
give t. the srrsie Of his cnun,r, i? Per-
hsps The d'.il,r e can give !. In hi. trus
s'rs = 'cket, aud The man he can give l.
ia The tr1ssers themselves.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
CO MOUND
g ED RON .BITTERSl
GAs i.nisss a~J N~ss lapsssaa Die
csveSS o. tie TIT CeHsury.
q II ID n . NJ.
.gsEo cad sxaa s1

hirL t7 hess the litter. o1c "A 10 the pub
he IiTsf spnT teans% nasIvr .g
trai ts'"tya " xi'ss II, siFta-s xx- knss a,r
~4s thsf $50 ss~ssv-ri Afisd With IL tl.- III
fats ~ sancs e. ts- as-i Hus Hnaixr1s AID han
ie% @Hrs'si fear The ui-f -ssl-A s II i.
.ss'e siA thsns tisa ahiis fi.r- trf, IL thu s~~fy
WAY te
~h+ " trb h nr rfsT~r-fi ~ emf this srsva
<aht r-f+'sssun me u nrs-tfi---- oa thar
axh sxAsssr sftoa ~ tn ~viur rrzffrg it, eiyru.-
that - r~n~dJ .sd sr~s-pssr f ali ds.@-+~ ui~s.s
r'n fx-~pre easirf e. changes al wrmIher aud cil<s~
e ~ th- aias0ath ilsz a~sse-s ~ stsnss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-26

~ ~ LtsAtfx. VT, July Iffb, 1f63.
s'Hs IL bi"or, ED ~ 81: hsss Ia, stf,rsr
Tor rix svsss with has nix Rhrt ard take graz
riss- IN Jui III nATn Cat AID Nm
ralEla Sssffc be- n. at dsilx ~ that ag., .s~
t'~t hAt~ vF-r beard II heB cUh tzkit IL
ecal bard, wsik cit ul co 1ess Is the p-in
rha I'D thru day ~as tree ~ M IL. sid 81,
the hrst fins' in Eve year. ain III feel 20
niinbi- tina, think wssd be hat els sill ti wi lie
did hot much Int sir IN II .pl@faid
sstdcin-s AID sssca ns,td sli afirtsd With
ts+ dis a.t- y q, H. hsf. ust iuursts kE,nYLd
10 frf-ns OF n~i on h~ istk with hhTnnsftiy rteu.
niri>ii aid todd hin. What ,hur H-Lisii cid
be- n Ill srnd 81 sei i'f oi IL Liio- please Id
Two d5srs ard ssisd tsn t@tise the sJecfe- II
sspid myreii IN lsys ~ 10 ,.s. ,te thai
dJ-H- Ter ffefe lssfv that -rsfirs uith tho<s
nissss*- that arr nrssaaaini' viii ,.i l. etc sna
fsinh tzsa yea onEhs l's Vi n Ia s,ry cit in the
Inso1- Very respectfully. YOU'RE
1a@ A hast Carr. JAMES W irOwS,
kesadtJ'cr hcrso I'll.
y .. Send medicine 70 care OF u. y VI. hiusr ki
caxo. JwB
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ga The Nv YAK Times sara tina,
thu greet r,n clsd Dcrse,r will he p,e-
prik-d b.. one " E,i.ss.n's eAao.ie en-
g,,es s =
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Jacket Albion and rerSins port for Bostea
Bal winkle. MO for No
PHILADsLPht,. Aus ,s.Arr ohs Dutch. 0somS..
Clara Jau' Owen. and Roup, Rich. Calais; sampson
Baker and Armenia Cavalier. Rostoni Carver Treat
Bristol; BaAs saunders Portland, o. CID bark Andes
Merrn,au. Portland; Knrea, Collins, havana; Bel
OF ina HAY Nnyrs Tampa Bay; Fish, Wal Port.
land; cark Disney Newbar, port; Rocsinghsm Iaipey
witch Queen. Thomas; W Il Thomas. Winsmore, and N
Rich, Hardy. Boson; " Mahony. Duncan. Chelsee;
Stsc smith, New Bedford; Chartre smith, Lynn
Crocker Pre.hrey and Jas Nelson, Burt Tauueen
Rogers. Russell, Hartford
Isth-At onarantine, hrig @ Kelly from Ma,anzsa
PORTLAND. Aug l7-An brig u Lincoln kanloh, Tri
nidad
lpth-C1d hrgs Curtis. Stevens. Havana; Ortoan,
Good ng. Matauzss: schr Clarence, Fuller, kYork
PORTSMOUTH, Aug l6-Arr schr Fred Eugene Crockett
Phi adelnhia
PROvIDENCE, Aug l7-Ar schrs wU Crawford, Cross
0eor etown pc; schrs Edwin. Allen; Bride Terrv and
Barley. Anstip Elzabe'h Republic Chase and King
90 a. Faicou NYork lid schrs u Whilden, sampson;
b Hallock, Petty; John Frank Fowler; Golden Eagle
whitmore; Chase Mills; Young America, Porter; Car.
isr sheldon. Hsy den, Smith Success Richards, and
q Haw ey, Clark, NYork.
sALgMXng l7-Arr schrs Pisqe. tBrl Wilson Maitland
NYork; q Floy RAckeic Pb adelphia. Sid 10th,
schrs Vance, Burdge, Phladelphia: Hero. Kenny,
ny ork.
TAUNTON. Aug B-Arr schrs p Ross. Staples and
Lover ng. Jones. Eiizabenpor Sid schr q Chew Bug
bee Eli abethporI
waRRKN, Aug l7-Arr schr A Brown. Sherman, sagua
via Fall River
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Ansia via rbr,r~ss nonre~ sahap'r aosas 10 Quar-
sIeanship ws,boss-s - .rsnsposo Parrish, Fort
res Monroe % as2rtar,nas'es 80,
nd aud 9. :. Jsass s ,,s.. and
ssss%.S 60 f''Aa' van mas -
Rsssr sm.p ,a sn.. ., s hI.e M n a ,6s r,i tsa NJ
or "a ,a,s see which .,'eesi ofI 50 y ,o,. v,,,
mise "a Tneo Fon,srs ''.''' '''''''
s.s 4. s'sH 10 .sss s nsr~sg
5s inst or csps g,ar at - ~ On c VAS boarded from
q Gellel. suos, Roufoe, Ges so.,on
Brown - is inst, "a sSp,a ssoa spoSs Is sanboa'
a...i ;sIs.. scon
hannah Martin, Andrass. PalladsDs. for Now
sesr Breeze. L9rss.ree. s,rneye.
s sesr c9s .Ea" nna' s G -, r. a'
sesr E:ssaT. sn,ss.' sSsr, p, rroya..es
s ssI;, ::
ssh. bsai Es..sil wsI,.: ssass.s.or, FOR Hartford
Sehr Anne Rus ai Hitch nes Cortland.
sr sssr IasH Hs7. I'm Ge1. Ssy'ss Rses MGsa' Stays
ssr sssc.s Sr Albany
ssSr ssSr o.s so,s. s.a s.;,sn .iSs D'sh'on
ssSr sssr 1aSsy %s.y sI!,s; D;sss F;.sscs. ss;,s
sss sssr Sss.S k.ss ksI'S, s'f's rrsy'assss. fsss
gchr Edward Frank. Nichols Pro~idence.
6chr Amanda Powers -. Providence.
schr Sarah Cnnary. propidance.
Schr Lacuna, Clark, Hewrort
Schr Wild Rnse -, Pawtncket
6rhr Olive Hayward. Barber. New Haven.
echr John Lang ey, Langley. New Haven.
Sehr Cosmas Stetson Midiletown.
Schr Fashion Davis Brook
Schr Ann Snter Baker Albany for Boston.
schr MoFee, Johnson. A bany for New Haven
Schr Flight Gibbs. Poughkeepsie for Somerset.
Schr ! p Johnson Parker. New bnrg for Bns'ou.
Echr Hannah, Meade, Rondout for Prov vdence
Schr Sultana, Fletcher PORT Even for New Haven.
Steamer Massey. Smith Phisdslphia
Steamer Taeony. Pierce. l'hiladelnbla
Steamer Sea Gull. Rector. Providence
SAILED
1eh-Steamcrs Thomas. Ariel, Tine Smith, Saxor.
Carona ships Ne Plus Ultra Lawrence: harka Curtis
Charlotte Emma Mariana Trojan brgs Wit,enhers
Crosby Samson, Leni, Octavia. Thorn Adams
Merlin, r Dean. Dolphin. Springbok " johnson, Max
Emil; schrs Alice. Leonore Sarah Helen, lockwood
lerla, Waunonsa Maria Jane Brown, On, Daughter
Durfc Mary Elizabeth, Ivnchburg Mason. Smith,
vigant II Jackson, Cornelius.
ina a.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MArried.

hArTN-T -TUSyiIUr.-ln Christ Church Cayemont. New
Jersey, Wednesday August IT, by the Rev. Stephen
H. Bsttin, Jo-EPH BsTTN 10 LOUISA NJ CHAhBERLIs daug
ser OF The litc VIM. TdnnicliG Of Warren, Herkimer
county, N Y.
GASDAR-MA ARsTox.-On Thursday, August 1e, by Rev.
n. Johnson of Brooklyn, CHARLES GASpAR TO MARY
AAEs1oE, both Of london, England.
Rr EroFH- GvrpIcSi.-on Thursday. August IL NJ the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION No. East Twenty ninth
street BY the Rev. Dr. Houghton, ARTHUR RysgporB Of
Albany, TO hAsY j. CrInicSl, OF New York.
Red Bark Standard plcase COPY.
SNiTH-AirERs.-At Fort Hamilton, Wednesday.
August II, by Charles w. Church. Esq, wLLss SMITH
Fort lafayette New York harbor, CoRsErIA MYERS
" The former place
wnIs-AsIKS On Thursday, August is, by the Rev
0r pc u, Rich p WELLS, Of Baltimore 10 kiss CARA
sAx:A q AsIES, OF Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
hIPPING NE w S.
Fort OF New York, August 10, 1904.


CLEARED
Gnon,
gsAmsAir sssonis fusm) Trautnann South psou and
Hnmb rE--kunhsrdtA Ce.
shp Asan, ,mnou tBr), Pariy Liverpool--A Ieary.
hhp PRECEDENT Fillmore Luce Bri t0i-T Dunham.
Bar Sarah Back fBrl, Knncernan London-J Jackson.
Ers Albert the Coed tBr) Frazer, Cork for orders-J
Bars soide swedshl rauisen Queenstown for orders
BARK YanikRie fsrj, Taw Hannburv-e Builev
BARK 10 ttTl, flon Marse Hes BaetlerA A Devertu.
hafs James Welsh fEr). Megil Vera CRUZ AleEand >
Sou.
Bait Ma Tower Loveioy Bsrbsdos-Henry Trowbrdgsr =
sou.
hak.Palsdin tsrg,. Brown, Baltimore-E Z Dawson.
Erlg tIrelsior tFrl Prudden, Rermuds-Mcto Frth.
Hrf onward lPrl wickiyIe, ~ Join Md Dewolf
Hrg UsudY RYdsr. kev West--Mnrruy Nephew
prR tisrk speed. Port Ro,a--FF " NY 4 Co
frif isrp, Arrr, Elizabeth ort-R Huck Co.
= sch Hehtlsa uHo), vaneeIyesr, Rio crsnde-funch,
shr rur ano rrasl Rhoda. Rio orande--J Bento a Co
tt.r ntnnuv"r .Brl. lord, Naranham-b hmsinct.
schr ~ nder thfl Looner. Porto Ca5eilo--D Dewof
;. Nchr walter Raleigh, kicsers1n, BarbsGos-Hurr.y a
sehr Eyeuns tHrl whit.bcss IIarsor Island Douglas
tchr Ranlolrh Ris'ey Bsltinors.sc q n p,erson
kftf Walter ks, pait more pentsy srr 10 Co.
str ssrd.nan Rumhall Philadclphis-F Telbot A Co
hearC Holmes Cook Proyineeown-- Bssseft Hicker.
eSkr New York, seabury. Bos,on-J DAYTON.
schf Han CIsarr Hsrtfprd-fI y Racket 500
tloop fafyes, torwir Brstoi-J Kenny.
sooD Speaker. Holt, New Lopdon-H Rscseu A Bon
steamer Laurel Christopher. Baltimore
Steamer ssrhh. Jones. Fbilsdeiphia
kteanef FaTchia. Trout. fhiiRdelphiA
ARRIVED
9 gunboa, Esreus, Com Howell. Beaufort NC,
Steamship Britannia tBr). Fcrrier Glasgow Aug J. with
nrsc ana 2li passengers U Francis Macdonald
steamship Gen heir 20 iSABsperD. WATSON, Newhern.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
Nrstffarv Affair.".


MBrunN AND RgCErTIOE BBxAygR's BArTgsY.
Hsxamer's battery, which left hvjson county three
gears since and has served ~lih distinction 10 "
Army Of the Potomac, was mssverea out OF the uniea
States Trenton vaursdsy and rearned ome
yesterday, arriving IN Jevey Guy at three ~oe'e
they recolved public Yception both military ano CIVIC
A. the contaiuy veteran soldiers en'eea ''e
oepol salute rel by section of me HUDSON ooun
D. arsilery afts~ which line was formed " fNon'oso
eaaec in the toto .ug order-Poce, Myers osna cut
,.Ds Hassox>ounty ar,,llery under command Of Capt
Guth relvy eniaives from the Jersey city, ilobokes
and Hudsr city ruruvren Associations aad Union Hi
Rook All LADDER Company The procession marched no
Non,roy,ery sweet y the city s, whero tho veterans
we're ,ceived elegant secca By r. n McCcand,
rsty -loruey csba OF ths Mayor and Common Coun-
Cd The then coantermarch@ accoe. pauiol
ey sumber tha city officials Exchangc place and
nembes of tnf ttety invited psg take OF
aptuous crlaIsn that had been prepared fer them
U yor's Hotel she close the PROCESSION marched "a
,ob ikea. aud. after passing through lhe principal
streets proceeoed to Otto ottaee Garden, whore the
Association Gia Others
Tne nuhtsr or men returning yesterday sixty five
during hr absence tho time OF nine OF them expired
rev WEEKS sinoe, and the balance have been discharged
On Acc Aut Of wounds disability &c. They went out one
huGu1 ed and hsy two strong.
ne Rembers or the battery have participated in the
foio%vac battes:-west Point, Gaines M,ils Malvern
HI Harrison e Landing Full run, Fairfax Court House
Tssisn first Fredericksburg, second Getty sburg Bat
U ~ inc Wilderness, Coal Harbor and Peters burg.
SIZE SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK NATIONAL
GUARD
hed election yesterday for Lieutenant Colonel in place
lieutenant Cole uel Price. Captain George T. Haws o
shs Third c mniuy, was elected by = unanimous vote
of tho most e.c,ent officers the gala
aevcpth. The rec nent s now commanded by Colonel
cars lAsueasSl G"lonei laws Major Young There rs
abe present, pnt coatees instead Of jackets.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
The Rsrseshocrs and the City Rail-
rOnda.

yyuR TRUE CAUSE or TIRE TRoUBLE-AMERIcAN IRON
VERSUS ENGLISH IRoS--THE ENGLISH IRON MER
CHAINS SUPPORTING The STRIKERS.
ibs trouble botN horscshoers and the city rail
road companies s, continues relative 70 the the
machine shoe Tie n these shoes are no inno-
walton os they have hoen employed many years in
~ their goca quality and cheaper price, and
they IRE now employ largely ib the army box OF
nsohinc muds shoe contalns six dozen, weighing
undred pounds, and costing ten doars II those shoes
we're Manufactured BY hand each box would require
hundred and twelve pounds Of iron, costing twelve dol
iars and eleven cents coal dollar labor two men
for lay hve doIlarsSSnd fty cents--makng total
Of eghteca dollars and cents So that there
she the Shoe 1t Is hsrdiy probable that
She bacssmhs Of the city would be able 20
Ali The shoes that would he required the hand made
shoes should be again adorted. The strike OF tho
,curneymen horseshoers employed by the several
employment OF all unshod horses and the withdrawal
G lnrpe number cars from the roads, Much or
ths crowdtng of Inc OF which complaint has been
made during the hot thus occasioped
y bas heen advantage to the companies they have
been enabled 10 obtain the same amount OF receipts
day ny day. while their expenditures for drivere
auctors cars, &c. have been much less. Horse feed
so~ so costly annihate utterly PROFITS almost
~ zoe companies ana make most ot them lose money IN
ssnuing their cars economsed about oncthrd by ct
sing 20 many hundred horses lie idle. The ,rav cling
public have suffered by beng hudded into fewer cars,
tcrtured By he and na asphyxate but thus far the
eorseshoors strike has been thousands Of dollars
advantage r. the companies Meanw the remedy
been sought Of importing backsmhs from other places
e take the place OF members OF the "Unon y
The Union has continued 10 pay the unemploye ed
mon five dollars per week TO the unmarried and
Ten dollars 10 the heads Of families till short tim .
past when their lund exhausted Several Of these
sben EXPRESSED detcrm nation 90 work again with
Ahe mschine made shoes. This purpose theirs
yeaied the Incentive Of the leaders OF the strike
xne employ nent OF the machine shoe is not a
sew grievance OF the horssshoers; but II is
sf American manufacture and made OF American
Eon. shoes should be made by hand, imported iron
would DC used or their construction. Several importing
houses have therefore, Interested themselves In the
matter and i is said that they have agreed furnish
Ae "union" money enough TO Keep the striken ope
sation The SURioD has accordingly again published q
aotice to the members TO continue steadast and tina,
they VIII re saEained The contest, having become
bstween iron dealers rather than OF mechanics
oore formidable Dimensions and additional interest
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

VEHy mon PRIrEs PAID FOR DIAsovps JEW
@ry, Fearls, Watchas Ass by y. w. PbUNp op.
mond urOsef 5lz 5rcNdwM OGce hours only from al
10 a. NJ ard rom III r ". Valuations ono p-r asat
~ kTCHES, piAMoNDs. SILVER pLATB AND
W Fancy 61oiH puTctaSc1 fNr eAsn py ~ IN ,o1 Al
The hNhss price Or xinal Il. JACOBS.
eel RioRdwa,.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
INsTRUCTION.


A SPECIAL NOTICE. -eoLpsMIrrs BooKxhErdi 700 ,sda:!d
q the season WIN b BE- "a q @ % ne
rscsi ga half Price. Vim privileged
1nu' 'A'' ''''A' '''' '-''I5f Oliver b. GOLDSMITH.
At DoLBEAEs ooMMERCIAL ACADEMY. 800
2. by asys a
c. Boossespng Sc and learn more Of ssness affairs
At MANcHA's. As CANAL srREsr. STUDENTS
al Arithmetic wrtug, Road ne, sne ny, Nc Terms rea.
men. Tor private Twelve writing
lessons 81. Open day and evening
A LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
dSwna and elementary st"aSm atom IN ma
wish place in any institute where she
rssss ss H. sz Hsp
4 GRADUATE OF MOUNT HoLyoKE FEMALE
Seminar Of yssr. capable OF
and elements OF German would like goyernes.
private family or teach few classes daily n pleasant
H., box 622 Post Office, Newark. N. y.
TrENTIoN PARENTS AND cUARDiASs.-THE
prspa e az % r o s NED II sSs Of
Into his family sn bows 70 whom .ho,Sash asracnSn IN
ssoper Year Address ). Benjamin A. NJ MONTGOMERY,
A GRADUATE OF SEVERAL YEARS ExPERlENo.
youth desires pr'nslpaship acadsm., would
IS ro%
Of high standing in this city and elsewhere.
Address b. G.. station ID, New York
A GRADUATE OF A NKw ENGLAND CoLLEGB.
"A experienced in teaching wishes few private pupils In
the other branches Address A. b. box l4b He
raid Office.
A SUPERIOR LADY TEACHER uF FRENCH AND
Piano pupil OF one Of the srs1 master: ma O. Eur1ps'
ooa saarv reTsd References from
Address Immediately Musical, POughkeepse Post ofhce.
A LADY GRADUATE, OF SEVEN YEARS ExPE.
n riencc IN teaching desires at satisfactory
reference given aud required Address H. g. 2l3 Spring
st, Philadelphia
flOLLEGIATB AND ENGINEERING INSTITUTE. 10
time. academic and collegiate naval civil and mechan
oal Open day and evening For
E.. Principal
~ " Boarding School for boys Number limited. Re-
opens August 29 Rev. A. NJ IVES, NJ. A. Principal
nEER PARK FEMALE INSTITUTE. PORT JERvIs.
~ Orange county reopens september - Coll
mountain scenery home comforts unsurpassed. Address
Rev l. d. Norihrup, Principal
EDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS wAxrEn-To
States teachers and directing pupils Teachers
Drawing Painting and Cassics Address American Educa
tional Union 7la Broadway.
UNRENCH LANGUAGE-BY PROFESSOR PARRAlN
Graduate Of the Catholic University OF Louvain, Lccn
o'oocl p n n Bond street ''~' '' A''''
ID ENssRLAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY
III ~ Y.-The Forty first annual session OF this well known
f. & h Su w Is ompss
ana ready FOR occupation The new annual register swing
New from frossssor CHARLES nRowSE Direo
DIPLKy FEMALE coLLKGE.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
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1lRFSsFs ArD CIOAKs--21 BOND erPFPr-NRa
IL PtNRAfN, from Psyi-. tHsrs 10 ladies who viii
soa.s % IN ne s, ,mrm n s,p,r.nes 90
The New York herald., 1864-08-20


A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE FOR
~ eae-coN sf,n for s. s. Including Stool ara Cover,
Pafior suits cnst ftl fof rs; Eaeeres, Mirrors rant
tnRs Bron!es ChAmbsr Furniture IN seven months ~
sacrifice Inquire s lis West Tweptythird street. beaS
Srth avenue.
A HANDSOME SIX OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE WILL
"A be sold ohear tie moving 70 thn country
Can be M nnrrinf from 20 oc ana rom zto
In the Afternoon, Apply Al 70 Houston St near Laurens
A GCoRDEoSs YLy1Es, yioIiNs. GUITARS. BAN
"A ios Drums. Ffss sc aud Trimmings FOR musical ins
description Price list sent on receipt
Of stamp vioin Strings Tor hot vestber s3k 2ec bcsa
i'A~n' ''''' "s"'u FREDERICK BLUME. ss Bowery.
l,IFrv NEv PiAHOs. MEL10goSS, ALgxANDRH
and Cabinet urgsus, wholesale retail at prices
low ne anv srst be purchased second
hand ranos vi great hsrg.ns prices TO 500 All
the above 20 YET and rent allowed purchasei
nonthly rensved for the l700 sheets of
Munc futile solicit AZ one ecn, aud half per Cash
paid for second hand Pianos
p-'' HORACE wsrRRs, is Broadway. Nsw York
THOSE cELsBHArED PIANOS or D. An FISCHER,
utndc ttsc-s a. 49, 40 ~ and 249 West Twenty
eighth Arisi near Ninth a-euur
vUAHTEp-Br rtRsT CLAes SOPRANO, A Posi-
w ton N ether l'eh csiane o. Ep.s pal ohnrcb ibs
lsite preferred iiafssa a <. care os0sM,H. Ben OeN
- nrcadvsy. rs~ soyv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

1,, r. ~ rI C,..,. 10, ~, <,,.-. .
ihk L"*'DA A.-'ne toiumb'a Is VI Ca'es"san
is indebted 10 Mr. Vtgsi one Of the officers 1
the far famed steamer Eior,.ia. xrho has ,ust re-
- r..,-.-. r.',...,
t"'"ea no"he U" u o'ic' iulouXn. iH the ioi'o"ihs
Interesting particulars cOncernIag the movements
of o,,r U,,,e o,vv n. Tho ocean.
The Florida, three weeks ago, touched ut the
island OF Bermuda, to land Lieut. kvefeit, her TX
ecuiive officer, who was severely III. Sec nd 1t
Iingard hu0ie was left at Martiniau ue for lhe same
cause Just one wear ago. the Florida, while at
bermuda, was received with a royal salute OF
twenty one Guns her officers in the evening bcinx
entertained az tne huu n, of the tO.onel con1Dand
ing the forces on the island. The ONLY shin burucd
since leaving BTes. Is lIe avon. OOa tons. bound
ana e
Tho discip,ine on board Ia like that of man. Of
war. Tier comD!cmrnt is lao men and Is officers.
ci live wei. ciO,he wciI. and feed well Oysters.