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The New York herald., 1864-08-03
The American TX sig hts i'm Indiana.
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial, writing

correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial writing
from Indiana, says
Last june General Darlington military commandant
o this d'strct reported the Governor dis.
which deemed prudent at that time 10
publish but since the exposition made at st Louis Gov
Morton has ordered publication Of the General
report In iu IL Is all exposition OF the work ~ the
Order, adopted after ireqeent consultations with VAL
lahdighom III Canada.
Every member OF the lower degrees takes oath to
obey any order, command request OF any superior
officer touching partania to the plans OF tue
orders In the highest degree members are sworn,
all times and ali pieces To yield prompt and implicit
obedience to mandate OF superior officer, and to
defend the principles the order whenever assaulted
The report of II II. Dodd. Grand Commandant oil the
State made at grand council meeting held in this city
on the 18th and 17th Of February last, 10 gwen.
lie reported officially the organization of seventy one
branches of the Order in seventeen Counties berir
hve thousand members, and stated that unofficial
accounts would show organization in siXyone ccun-
ties, with i've times mem bers. The chief officers
in Indiana i. h. Dodd, Grand Commander; Horace
Helren. Deputy Commander, and William ", Harrison
Secretary. The officers OF the United States Clement
L. Vaiandioh ham. Supreme Grand ComuiaDder Holloway
OF liuois Deputy, and Dr. Massey, Secretary. There
Major Generals OF the Order in lndana--W ian
A. Bowles OF Grange P. Muligan OF Huntingdon An
drew Humphreys OF Greene and John A. Walker, OF La
porte.
The state agent New York, Colonel John r Baird,
OF the Eightyhtth and Colonel James Burgess, OF the
Hunared and Twenty fourth indiana, have resigned
General purbrdee here night in consultation with
Governor MortoD
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
The Christian Com smission.


The Christian Commission has appealed for contrbu-
tons in aid Of work the coming national Fast Day
The operations before Petersburg only add TO
tnuny Increasing work Of the Commission, and all tho
funds that be raised much needed.
rhe schooner Charlotte Shaw, sent BY The Commission
from Boston, loaded with cs vegetables and sanitary
stores reached City Point the Goth Of July, the day
before the late assault on Petersburg.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
Rebel Denominations on tho Upper
Potomac.
WASHINGTON August q 1854.


Potomac.
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1854.
Last night. about eight O'CLOCK, some two hundred
rebel suerias supposed to be Of Mosby command made
their appearance point three miles above ROCKVILLE,
having crossed the river at Nolans ferry Parties living
In the vicinity, imagining that these guerillas the
advance guard OF large invading force, Immediately
skedaddlcd, which occasioned excitement in this
direction for . short time.
Troops sent hero to intercept the rebels, but
they we're whore 70 found having gone 70
Virginia side OF the river.
psnc struck orderly came hurrying up TO beadquar
late night from Fort Reno reported
that the rebels in large force Advancing In the
rsc,in Of Tenualysowu Due Investigation showed that
the report had no foundation Whatever.
Rebel Cavalry IN Montgomery County.
Maryland.
WASHINGTON, August Q, 1854.
Various reports have been n circulation here to-day Of
the presence q cavalry force " Montgomery county
Maryland It is known, however, thas Il was only .
small radug party which entered the county last night
and proceeded far Gaithersve three miics from
Rockville. Tho people IN the county became greatly
frightened, and many had thor property really 10 be
moved Those raiders have undoubtedly crossed the
Potomac and II is not known what, any damage has
been inflicted by them.
An evening papcr mentions report OF the capture Of
stage coach At cArksburg By this body Of rebels yes
terday
The Removal or General Coucn Do.
mandod.
ALTOONA, Pa, August ., 1904
General Simon Cameron, behalf Of the Vigilance
COMMITTEES Of Harrisburg has addressed President Lin
coin letter askitg for the removal OF General Couch
and the appointment OF General Cadwaader 70 the posi-
tiou o. ocmmander OF this Department.
Thc excitement along the line Of the railroad against
General Couch is intense.
amos, certain tina, the rebel heel longer prcsses
soil.
Tho Pennsylvania Rsilroad Company still have their
trusty scouts the front. They report "uothing.'
Hurry 0i,naor Not Dead.
RAaRssuRG, Augrst 2, 1894
Persons who saw the body rebel othoes killed In
Cbambersburs, aud who knew Harry eiImcr intimately,
pcsitivciy deny that tho remains arc hls
The streagth OF the Rebels In tho 9Sn.-
nRndonh valley.
wnmNcros, August p, 1894
An apparently wsn Informed aossrtss from Lees armJ
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.

Reported Defeat Of tho Rebels Near
Cum mberland.
ALrooNA, Pa, August g. 1854.
report received at twelve O'Clock last evening
that Generals Aver and Kelly met the enemy about six
miles from Cumberland and defeated him.
There is concerning the raiders in Bedford
county and they supposed to have gone towards
Hancock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Soldiers 60 tho Assc uef-Youna mon
rushing into The exposures snddnnger q sodiers fN
thensea for the fatal Feysrs the Dysen
wry. tho SORES snd ssuryy .heh are almost certain 20
tps sampagg win ensure sound health 70 syery man II
reader boz 81 Pills Oin
ms nj from tho drua Store In place. let him write
90 Maiden enclosing the amount And win mail boz
hand becsnss they canuet make a. much proat ~ on
Other pesonf make. 30 oAnt Is Coats and u " per bon
or not.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Mr. SVRlIl1am H. Merr1am ms Despn tcb .
BAIT rMoRR. August !, 1854
THE DE ,TH COLONEL MULIIGAN CONFIRMED.
Information has reached here confrmaiory OF the
death OF Coone Molligan commapdant since the out
break Of the the Twenty third regiment Illinois
Volunteers, mainly composed OF irisnmen He foil on
tae 25th Of oath at Winchester, MORALLY wounded
in three places His wife, unnindu OF the dangers of
seeking her husbands corpse the ned Of battle in the
enemys country, made successful search for the
mains OF the heroic dead. The body was brought TO
Cumberland, whore the funeral has taken place. Gen.
Kelley, in speaking OF the death Of Colonel Mugan
ers to the loss West Virginia has sustained in the fall Of
this warn devoted friend. and the national bereave
of able and gallant defender. Cen.
Kelley further AYERS that Mrs. Mulgan was kindly
reatcd by rebel General Early receiving prompt
efficient assistance and encouragement to remove the
body OF the fallen within the Cpiou lines.
coIoRKp MILITIA.
Colonel 8. Bowman has been assigned to the charge
Of their availability 10 Baltimore needs defence
tion made a few days since by the commander Of
this military department
INDEPENDENT GgEYs,
OF this city have reorgaDzed and TO form the first
company OF the Ftythird regiment, ayland Volunteer
Militia. These facts, In Connection with the municipal
prova OF the bounty ordinance and the enforcement OF
the draft argue well for the future saoty or Baltimore
when invaded, If eyer, by the rebels.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

hii Hsaraches, Tootnaches ~. N-.-
r.gs stopped instantly Use woLCorr's Instant Pain
AnnihAtor Cures caiiarrh Small bottles Zoe arke ~.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Address co sm0Hcrs.-PSit- q son,
userschaum Msnufacures renewed from Brceme ssresl
10 os2 Broadway roasth wholesale opS ress
Yipss cut 10 erder and rAusAsw1
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Nervous and yiruient Dise eses and
Physical weakneaa arising from Specific Causes-New and
rssb bic srrsiment-In reports the Howard Association.
sen, by maH in envelopes free Of ohas Address nr
j. skn Houghton Howard Association, No 2 South Ninth
street, Thnsdelphia, Pa
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

TAIN NO Fiorc,0f Hal ks
Porus P11stsTs Ana Browns Bronchial Trochcs sold al
~ osnts zach, Mira winso~'s Soothing Syrup ~ cenBi
Ayers Acheuckf, and HelpSods Remedies Hoonsndls Z
hosettss aud Plantation Bitter. At ~ CENTS each aaS All
other patents Medicines equally prices Al pe Scn
W g. UOWELis
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

TIM WohLD's GREAT REMBUI
THE WORLDS GREAT RsMsDY
THE WORLDS GREAT anrEps
THE WORLDS GREAT REMsDs
THE WORLDS .nEAr REnKDy
rHE WORLDS GnEAr KEsspy
THE WORLDS GaEAT REMEDY
rHE WORLDS GaEAT REMEDY
THR WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
yoK
DYSPEPSIA. iSDIoEsTTOH.
DISEASES OF THE sToMAcH AND BovEoA
NOT A BEVERAGE, BUT A MEDIclNA
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES DYSPEPSIA wlTRoUr PAIL
CURES DYsPEPsIA WITHOUT FAIL
CURES DYsPEPslA WITHOUT FAN
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL
CURES DYsrEPsIA WITHOUT FAIL
GOES pYsrApsA CoEH
CURES INDIGEsTioN IN EVERY cAxa
CURES INDIGESTION IN EvLRY oAsA
CURES INDIGESTION IN EVERY CA
COhES lNUldEsllON IN EsEk.k NA6A
GOES Dysr APsIA CURE
CURES WEAKNESS AND DEBiLIYr.
CURES WEAKNESS AND DEBILiYT
GOES DYsI kPsIA CURB
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CRAMPS PAINS And COLO
CURES CRAMPS. PAINS AND COLA
CURES CRAMPS, PAINS AND coLsc
CURES CRAMPS, FANS AND coLre
IN EITHER STOMACH OR RowELA
In EITHER STOMACH OR BowELA
IN EIrHER STOMACH OR BowkLa
CURES AcIDIrY OF STOMACH.
CURES AoIpITY OF STOMACH
CURES AcIDITY OF STOMACH.
IN ElrHER OLD OR YOUNG.
GOOD alike for the infant and the agsA.
GOES DYspErsIA CURE
CURES CHOLERA MoRBuA
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs.
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs.
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs
In this most aggravatns disease ts action positive
immediate It's contents Ike magic. Disrrhra pys~s
try and al other similar arrangements yield
It's power.
This is no humbug prepsraon got up 70 srhilars,s
drown ones dicuites tho of ntoxcatins
msaL But
A MEDICINE. rot BEVERAGE.
MEDICINE. Nor rEvERAgE.
A MEDICINE. NOT BEVERAGE
MEDICINE, Nor BEVERAGE.
II n not arsd up TO be psa.De to the TASTE bu -
acceptable 70 dsoro cred stomach. bote WIN
tho
WORST CASE or DYSPEPSIA
IN sXIsrEscE.
WORST CASE or DYSPEPSIA
IN ExisTesoE.
WORST oAss or DYSPEPSIA
IN Exis,Esos
,woRsr CASE OF DYSPEPSIA
IN BxIsfEscE.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE
uisa soveregu remedy. and for
srLroUssEss. CONSIDERATIONS
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
AND LlvEF COMPLAINT
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
AND Liver COMPLAINT
sa blessing and prre.
VIZ QUARANTINE
We GUARANTEE
WE GUARANTEE
IT In ElEET CASE.
I. viii s,sp distress ansr eating in one minute an<
bo,o who have lived on Graham bread and plain diss .
years say,
BE OF GOOD cHEsR."
for you may 60. - hearty please and follow sy
OF the .cure" We not ho~ bad -
pepte yoa have been viii guarantee Tou 40 rOeDi' -
POUR hearty meal
Does your food rise On jour stomsohf
Do you taste for hosss after easinsf
Hsv, you heartburn, sick headache and hansours
Ar, you weak. debn,,ssed, no appeins' no ufss
Arc ysu weary from rising until rssitns. no anrissy =
bu,ness no disposition sreron. constant desire =
rsposs'
ARE You DISTRESSED By ALL KoUREHIE
FooD,
Arm You CONSTANTLY IL PAIN FROM ISDro1l
rros. MUTT TAKE rvao1Tlvs. SpsiI AND TIE
WORSE THAN BEroRE' "a
THIS 70 ALL DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA,
DYSPEPSIA,
pYsPsPsxA
AND GOES pYsPEFsrA
ouRE Is 0UAsASrBgD
TO CURE YoU AT ONCE
ro cVRE roU AT ONCE
Therefore depend upon sh,s
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Un.sed ssas-s Stxes 20 1ssi,
thompson BROS,
Osrner of Wall street tna 9roAlNN.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
General NIcCieIlna.

M'cLELLAs MEETING IN Tug SIXTH wARD.
Tho Sixth ward turned last evening IN force to at
tend meeting which held In tho Sixth Ward Hotel
uuder auspices OF Sixth Ward Mcclellan Club.
The roon which is quite large crowded vita .
gnly respectable class OF citizens. who have
caught the Mcclellan fever raging in all parts Of the
country.
Ex.Aderman Richard Barry was called to the chair,
and long list Of presidents and secretaries
elected.
series OF resolutions adopted severely critc2iug
the policy OF the administration in its financial aud
war policy and calling for immediate return TO
specie basis, as the only sure way OF saving
the country from financial rum. Mr.. Hiram Ketchum,
Jr, President OF the Central Mcclellan organzaon was
caied,upon, aud delivered very eloquent speech In
witch ne reviewed the history OF tho present adnintra-
on showing the absolute necessity Of rescnng the gov
eminent son the hands of the mbecies now 10 pow
He said that unless tho people make every exert'ou
to defeat the present administration their liberty will bc
gone forever. Lncoln into power by the votes OF
minority o. the people of the United States and when he
assumed the fsncons of his gh office ne promised TO
tntan the constitution which ne had sworn 70 DEFEND
bu, as he succeeded in marsbelng an army
to carry out hss policy he threw on the
Illegal policy instead. Mr. Ketchum went en- at length
to discuss the many Illegal OF the administration,
aud charged the President the bloody rcpuises of
the army the Potomac under Grant, well his pre-
decessors who commanded that noble but unfortunate
army.
Addresses were made by DIR. stevens, Mr.. Alderman
others the Of the club expressed their
determination TO attend the grand mass meeting
be held ~ Union the 10th instant TO swell
the grand pageant which expected to be OF the
greatest popular demonstrations held this city
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AT HEMPsTgAD, L.
General Mcclellan stopping for abref period AT the
village OF Hampstead, l., and 10 the guest Of Colonel
lansing, Of that town. The citizens Of Hampstead Will
tender to the bero OF Antetam the most cordial
this evening. Some OF a prominent citizens OF
Long Island will be to 90 honor the who,
all Others commands the respect OF the country and
the confidence OF the United States army.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

The rttS,e Giant Cook stove. .--J O 81
the thing wanted Coots everything to perfection Cost
one cent an wood coal smote. dust or trouble
". RifLsYx co., Sole Manufacturers
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

"a Bnd Breath.-Hcw Many Lovers ~
srs rss many sns, fSr ,s M ssTa S
FLOwBHS = denufrce nirht and morning, n also
hsauhes the ermplsxior. Price 10 cenix For sale an
drn
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

The Rebel Denomination at Rockville.
wAsHIsGroS, August q 1854.
The last Rockville have been csused by
only few suerIlas under Mosby, all OF whom
turned Virginia. The object Of the raid nothing
more than 70 alarm the and gean nlorma-
ton.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Grover Il Bakers Highest Premtur ~
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines, t6j Broadway, New YORK
aud 2s5 Futon street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

No More Gray Hair or rBaidness-Fcrty-
ave years. study. DR. 0RANpJBAS Asor place.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
MIR. N. Davidson. Despatc N.

FRxDgRlCK Md, August l, 1864.
We had great here and at Monecacy Junction
pn Saturday evening, occasoned by Lieutenant Nelson,
OF Mosoy's command, with about fifty or sixty men,
dasbng Potomac at Cheats ferry and thence
gallopng UP the towpath to Adamsown, where We had
picket Of the Third New Jersey caTary, to hold the
bridge TINS picket, OF some thirty or forty meu,
let early, aud In all directions, tue commanding officer
comiug Monocacy Junction with the report that he
had attacked by at least four hundred OF Mosbys
men, and .sthey came mighty close him, and would
probably gobbed HIM aud all his party If they had
happened had their horses already sddled."
From cit,zeus OF Adsmstown who remained IL Is
known that the party did not exceed sixty 10 number.
aud they did not tarry over hour. They cut the
telegraph wires and few boots and shoes out OF
store.
they recrossed Major Thompson OF the Second Mas
sachusetts. with his mixed command from dismounted
camp, who comiog from Poolesve, struck upon
their rear aud ran them Tor several miles into sksvile
killing four and wounding several MORE presume ths
wnoe Of Mosby's command-about four hundred--wero
near the river
ana Major Yeott, who commands at this post were
both very active IN preparations for opposing the
ing beyond II. The Colonel sent out his scouts
10 different directions 10 ascertain the trutn OF
constantly coming With their STOCK Not OF these
people had seen "reb,' but ''had heard" they
close to his place when he LETT IL was ascertained oy
night that the force did not leave the vicinity Of their
crossing this aide at all.
10 the morning here think everything the other
side OF the river. and before evening soiemny
assured that there 80 600 to 900 reDs close upon
Delight ul residence!
This stopped the running trains for that night
but all conmeu ed again regularly In the morning.
Our cavalry dils entity engaged in efforts to
certain the whereabouts of Early aud Breckinridge
incline the belief that McCausands cavalry, with
Fary's infantry freshly mounted from Maryland
and Pennsy vania horses In the neighborhood or
I'M her nd ma Ia
securing their piunder, while Brecknrdge has
gone far ther west towards Cumberland back far
ther IN the valley do not believe the command has
beer reinforced from Lees army since Smoker
Gap and Washington. Our cavalry uncer Avcgil pulie
and Lowelwill develop their strength whereabouts
to-day, however, aud then look out Tor fun.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Highest Pre- IN u m Lock Stfteh rewfnR q
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 62o Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

The Fragrance OF ehe sweetest Flow
er under the skies riry nothing" until PHALON
gave "ioca bsbtation and nsmt The local nsbh
issiou, " OF Broadway, the name, THE MONT BLOOM
mo CkRkUS.
II he said OF handkerchief sprink1ed with
PHALpNS NIGHT BLOOMING OERBU9 that, IKE ths
othello TO pssdeona heres magic In the web
of IL
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
The Psnnsylvania EiectiOn-The Sol
dfers' Vote.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1854.
An election was held throughout the state to dag on
three amendments 10 the State constitution, the nrs
being In favor Of soldiers voting comparatively small
vote poed and is believed from the returns thus
Ear received in this city, that all the amendments have
been carried But few have yet been received
from the interior; but they ind cate the result
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

destroyed are Insrs, In the Interesting coud,os o.
oaoins 4 wear" t@ tune .hey sih nave 70 .e1 af
tne,r pre-rn, co hes M and public although ,asy
not geusralls VI costlv ~ psrsoul-riy asnoosoe
As far zs isdcs a. oonoeraeo tue feees
eau shem "a their oshans hsssnx come oe,oIe .ney
nd ims 'sdress (oa course N sDe e1.ss
OF tue term) and executed insr puyc"e r.os eSas
any any other ..cnange" fsan eu'nSe W
position Iamssed wearing apparel Is s,rewn rom oss
end the town 10 the other and fofms saOssct ios
curious comment
NOT SPOILED By BAD ASSOCIATIONS,
When the rebels hriDg the town some OF ther
numb-r objected and attempted 20 save oer,sin
houses al soictatiop oil the occupants. From this
quite serious light arose between two rebel ON
Gers resuliiDs the party supporting the de-
sructiou property In instance rebel soldier
ran alter q who carrying on some clothes,
aud set fire them while in her arms.
HoUsx
lady, p ssossed considerable nerve, three times
put the n,e which squad Of rebels had made Ia her
house, The last and 0urth time the rebels returned
the soldiers put pistol TO her head and held II
until the nre had got considerable headway. He
with the remark that he would blow her
n she stenpted extingush the flames
her house destroyed
In ci@yg this despatch correspondent feels con-
strained To inans 10 Mr.. Sebert OF this place. for
lacites afforded towards getting the above Information
The total value OF property destroy cd is estimated at
two millions.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Hoyps Hiawntha Hair Restorative Rs-
stores gray hair to s original COLOR ocs 10 University
pla ee New York
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

The Sailing OF the Europa. &c.
BosroS, August 2, 1864.
The malls BY the Europa viii close at O'Clock
tomorrow "wednesday morning; bot she will no. taxa
| her departure urtil about nine O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Gourn ud's Poudre subtitle UprOots Hair
from low foreheads part Of the body warranted
ST. ass Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

MRS. vvinsiow's Soothing syrup for
Children cures dyscnerJ and darrha regulates the sto
mach and bowels wind collie and carries the infant
safely through the period Of seetbns Gives rest 70
the mother, and relief and health TO the chiA
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

If You Want TO know. &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SBNSE,
curious book curious psople, aud good book Tor
every Price ~ 81 To be had at sl news Dc pots
Coutents tables mailed frss. Address
Dr. 4. b. P0OTE, l. 80 Broadway New YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Lady shannon the ayore previous TO the start at
two bus after rss heat Stcnewal became ths
favore nj odds, the mare beating him q head only 10
was we'll known the short OF work but her
hackers relied on her great speed to carry her
osesiuly through When discovered that stonc-
wall had much speed the at the finish OF the
his hackers were very confident OF winning Hence
tho odds in his favor. Alter the second heat which
Stonevan cleverly, one hundred to twenty were
offered him without takers. He the third hea, 90
easily the " the Withdrew her and gave
up She race.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

| Prizes Cashes An All LesaIszed Lott
| teries, and inform alton given. GALLAGHER BEN
JAMiN, Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

LOTTERY Tickets Cashed. ->S "a for IN "a -fon
given. JOSEPH BATES. Brokor II Wal st., room No l.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Lottery TIakrts CasMed. ln~0rma fson
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker. II wsh street. room
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Freclles, Pimpies, Tan. Ernptson .,
| &c cured BY GOuRAUDS ITALIAN MEDICATKD
SOAP. aus broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

To Paper Manufn cturers.
Cash win be paid for $4,000 OF GOOD Fourdraiez
Paper. Sile 32S<o--48 iba
Appty NJ thds ofdcot
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Prizes Cashea I'm All LOCALIZED Lotte-
res and Information given BY J. cLUTH. Brokers' ONCE
lI6 broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION,

AND All
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

CROSS EYE sTRAIGHrENED IN ONE MINUTE
Ana every OF tho Eve and requiring either
dlca or surgical aid attended u" DR.. Won EfSEN3hAd.
consulting rooms $40 broadway near Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
Dyspepsia C.vot

-. Dyspspssa c.vet
oos's svsrEPsrA CURE
cos's DYsPEPsIA ousH
90 s's DrsrsFslA CURE
oox> = DYspErsrA ouRn
ooEr pYsrrrsIA cUsa
GOES u. -srsssrA CURE
GOES Drs.. sfsIA ousz
GOES DYsTs> 'srA cURn
ooK,s DYSPEPSIA cURn
oon's DYsYErsIX : cvxs
GOES DYSPEPSIA Cgk@
GOES DYsP.PsIA oUKn y
THE WORLDS 6KRAT RENEDs
THE WORLDS GREAr RExHsT
THE WORLDS GasAr REMsDSN
THz woRLD's GREAT REHgpS
THR WORLDS GREAT REmRDT
THE WORLDS GREAT RrMsuy
THE WORLDS GREAT RErsD9
THE WORLDS GREAT REMgDv
THE WORLDS .nEAT REMRDy
rHK WORLDS GREAT REIBpy
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THK WORLDS CHEAT REMEDy
THR WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

The Strength OF the Rebels In the Sne
nRndonh valley.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

diamond Rfugs-Of All Descriptions,
from twenty ave dollars hundred dollars each FOR
safe by GEO dDALLEN. No 4i5 Broadway, one door
below street formerly No. IL Wall street Closed on
tnrda 10r
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
Harry ai,mor Not Dead.

HARRIsBt no, August 2, IopA
Persons who saw tho body Of the rebe. ofoes killed n
aud who knew Harry GiIncr intimately,
pcsitiveiy deny that tho rem ans hls
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Fn- one Doiiar-Tb~ January, Fcbru-
ary March Apri May June july and August numbers q
the ILLUSTRATED DPHREsoLoncAb JoUhSAs VII
he sen, TO secnre the Pictorial Donbe Numbers with
Psvsornomy Ethnoogv Phrenology. Physiology and Psy
cnoorv send at once to FOWLER bIis, so Broad
New
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

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The New York herald., 1864-08-03

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Alter the above Messrs Genet and horrissey made
trotting mstch for $40 900, between Gen. Butler and
Filiingham, two mile heats, the come or
the Fashion Course the fret Wednesday September.
Fashion Pleasure Ground-Trotting.
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The New York herald., 1864-08-03

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