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and other cutaneous diseases and restore the Hair
TO those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, will forfeit
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Five Hundred Dollars
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.

i fail to cura the worst cases OF diseased soaps, Of
the loi outstanding, with the
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From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor or Roxbor.
ouRh Baptist Church,

ouRh Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel It due 10 your excel
lenI preparation Hoonand's Gefmsn bittsrs % add,
my testimony 10 the deserved reputation it has oh
famed nave Tor years. at times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system
was ADVISED by friend TO try bottle Of yOnr Ger-
man bittArr. ! did 80 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief my health has been very ma
terisliy oeRentted. I confidently recommend the
article where meet with a case similar to nv own
and have been assured by many of their good eects
Respectfully, yours, ,W5NlEB,
Roxboroush, Pa.
From Rev. J. Herman, Of tha German Rsformesi
Church, hutztown, Berks county, Pa.
Dr.: O. m. Jaekson--kespeeteds Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and
have never used any medicine inst did me as much
good as hnohlnd BitterH ! am very much in Prov
ed In health after having taken i've bottles
Yours, wishrespect, J. s. HERMAN,
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From the Rev Joseph H Ksnnard. Pastor of the 10th
Baptis. Church,

DIR. JacksOn--Dear Sir: / have been frequently re.
Questsd 20 connsct my name with comme1dat ions Of
different kinds Of mfdicines, but regarding the prac
tice a. out of my Appropriate sphere, have in all
declined; but with q clear proof in various in
stances and particularly IN myfamiy of the useful-
OF DR.. HOofsnd's German BItterB, / depart for
once from my usual course, to express my fu con-
vction tnat, tOr general debility Of the 5ymsm and
especially for Liver Complaint, It is sac and vau-
bic prepare ion. In some caves 1t may fail but usu-
ally, doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial those
who suffer from the shove cause.
Yours, very respectfully, J. H. KENNARD,
sth below Coates-St., PHILADELPHIA
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood 70 the
Head, ,Acidity Ofthe Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, disgust for FoOd, Fullness or
weight in the stomach, Sour
EructAtons, Sinking
Flutterfng at the
PIT OF the tomRch, swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Finttering at the
Henri, choking or nuiocating sensa-
tiOnH when IN lying posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before
ths Sight, Fever and Dull Paia in the Head, Den-
cheney Of PerspiratiOn, Yeilowness OF the Skin
ami Eyes, Pain IN the Side, Back Uhest,
Limb GO, audder Flusi Is OF
Of fHsat, Burning IN the
slssh CONSTANT
Imazninzso Of Evil, and great Depression Of Spirits.
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RS-We solicit call from Ladies' about purchasing,
and assure them that IL viii afford pleasure to sho
our Goods, whether they wish TO purchase or not.
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FERR0TYPEs.
PARKER's NEW FERROTYPR ROOMS.
Are no0 OpsE for the Reception of the Plbli.

in The Ferrotyna ran
, we be taken IN all Kinds
ozen OF weather, and are
new rar superior to Pho
ires, iograph or other pic
rent tures. They are TAX
'es1- en- of All siz-s. for
ID name, cases and al
To- buns, inserted IN
LeA.e lockets, pins > rings
oreSH a DesuerreOtypes aud
zen. other pictures copied
At 7. L. PARRERiS,
Pub. SquAre, ever DEWITT Store
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD.

so far as know, that would permanently erslicsa
these loathsome diseases OF the scalp, /. e
The New York herald., 1864-07-24


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ksw ORLrlrs-stesmship Evening stnr-E Krkpat.
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rk, james Buss n schiller, Master sclller bernard
n ans 1runewsid, L Bowman, Quad Hon cuthbrrt
Buffet, Mrs Reed, Mrs James Aborp MKry Ihertsa
and mary Catherine stes OF Good Shepherd. Ty.
mar Robt Ferry Ksiser Het1og Dr feit erbr!dge
Mrs serrItt, Mrs Joseph Schneider n MilcoS. Il i
srrinebett, prs Bofane u Miispaigh Mrs Auson
Blackwell. aniopIo Loo;oria rrn,d.a sauchcS. Mts &
A v Jones vs. Dougberiy Stern aud adv, Edwi ,nr.
Qeip John Rictlsy of phsdelpbia BrLnt Clark Jose IN
Rubsi Notr' MARKS M,, "mA Yaesead; VI bael crom.
Hammond Mss Christ Miss Doretta keimers MIC
Rnma Mcdonnell Jnm.s iisrnsy, Gusla1 Breun gascph
Autngni N a. da Iaunt Miss Mary Lsmnhry ! Rnfn
wm lie n. sai as witlers Jas a sullvan Deirht
Arm sss, Madame Louise y'sc1not-snd others 30 The
NV ogtsaSs-seamshlp Creole Cs,haripe priessne.
KodoIlhe Prie Atcr FrteAgne, Jues Nan
tine Prengne rnry Prletgne iieurs Miller Rob plnon
asorse Buddsndorf Jaoss Reid aud others in the steer
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
The nantsh War,
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OFF THE ISLAND OF RroRH.
Ilua.a I..l.. a

NAVAL grGA0EHBST OFF THE ISLAND OF RcGRT.
BERns, July 8, 1854
The ofncal Sdat,dnteoer publishes the following par
Ucuars OF ssgbt encounter between the PruseaD aud
Danish naval forcos OF Rugen:--
AZ noon OIL the I'll Eve Pruss ian gunboa engaged
with Danish frgae, believed 10 have been the Tordsnk
jod and spsddewhee steamer the north Of the island
OF HiddeBsee, west OF Rugen.
The IrussisD third gupbost division fred forty six
shots The enemy about hundred and ny many shells
burstiug IN the immediate vicinity OF the boats Officers
and crews behaved admirably, but obliged break
of the fight after bours engagement, as three Of
the guns bad become useless The red battery OF the
third division OF Pomerapan artillery occupied Drsnske
point upon the wiow peninsula, opposite the north Of
Hddensee, 10 support the guuboas and the despatch
boat Grille put out from SwiuemuDde.
Al vs O'Clock in the evening Of the Sd the Thordensk
iod. thirty four aDd the scbleswig twelve wtnp
short distance OF Rugep 70 reconnoitre the OF
tow. Lieutenant Colonel Won Podswis occupied DransEs
with two companies OF the Eleventh regiment and the
tnrd mortar battery of the PomeraBian artillery.
The Danes remained passive
TIE Prussian artillery tired twenty shells, seven Of
which seen 10 strike the enemy.
The lanes Withdrew 10 n damaged condltisn and we're
tep nautical mles 70 the east Of AJcona by the evening
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Our Boston Correspondence.

BUsToN, July II, 1904.
Military matters are uppermost In the public mind
here and very spirited meetings lately been
neld n this city and most Of the AGENT and
quite large amounts subscribed, mostly with view Of
sending agents to the rebeous for recruiting pur
poses.
Volunteering for enc hundred days has been very
brisk for short time past bat the state quota lHvc
thousaud being about ned the excitement is dying
There In camp at Rcedvile forty two companies
OF hundred days men, aggrcgating three thousand
six hundred. These from the eastern part OF the
State and represent many OF the old organizations
have service In the present and commanded
by experienced officers Tnese With tho returning regi
mens whose term OF service have expired keep the
clerks In military department Mt the state House
Quite busy they for with the thermometer up
among the uuetpg
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
The spanish A mericnn Question.
PLAN OF SETTLEMENT Win PERU PROPOSED 81

From Gagnani's Messenger, July o.
The Spanish government has sent To Don Mariana Mo-
rera, the Peruvian Consul at Msdrd plan OF arrange
ment OF pending difficulties between the two countries
The following the Conditions which oIo 20 serve as
The bases OF the understanding ~ question
Peru shall send 20 Madrid Official diplomatic repre-.
sentative who stall soeanly declpree-
Fus'-fnat the feruv an government disapproves OF
the attempts made by tue authorities ot Cnao TO ncAr
cerate the secretary of tue spanish COMMISSIONER aud
tnai those authorities are now dismissed from iher luDc
lions.
Seconi-Ihat the Peruvian government has neither
provoked por Gkeu part 10 tie attempts directed by
The fetuyaBs agpust the person o the spanish Commits
cioner during his Journey from Calao " 1sita,
Panama and Aspinwai, and that m ready
ish government i.s side will send representa-
shsll be cone 10 tue Affair Of TaambO Tue spanish en-.
those OF which NJ saszar the bearer and that com
missioner shall he received by Peruvian
Immediately after such reception the Chincpa Islands
viii be delivered up 10 the person appointed by the
Peruvian government That government shall Ds me and
send penpotentisry Ia spa,p 10 10 conclude on
the most equitable bases ana with complete good faith
treaty between that republic and the spanish nation,
similar to those which have been already signed with
,be other HispaDo. American republics.
KEIspogcESEsT TO TIE SPANISH SQUADRON IN rHR
PACIFIC.
The Spanish Minister OF Narne has ordered the screw
frgacs Blanca and Be, TO reinforce the squadi
IN the Pgcnc sess under Admiral pibzon. The screw
sioop yenccdora River Plate, has also been or.
dered 70 JOIN Admiral Pinyoo.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

after more deccrous fashion, and marriages OF conve
uiei &c bear 20 make marriages ~ arsctoa
N,cuo,as seu, hs sou The preseot ~ efor on tour
tnrot Europe leaving entirely 10 him 10 chooss MS
future partner according the dictates OF Dis own
heart and in ali probabiay the same liberty will be
granted 10 the young tesarevnch
he 4 now 10 bis twenty trst year well grayn, and
semnliug ms granda,bsr both ngure aS0 charscter
ther; s said TO be extremely seifwilled aud ever
dssipaiions o! this luxurious capital. He Is accom-
panied his travels by his Mentor Count Serge stro-
gonod, General Richter, Prinos Bariatirsky,
nephew q the Field Mtrshai; Doctor shestod, aud
numerous and brilliant rsuBre.
We have hupes that the long projected rsway from
Moscow Sebsstopo will he AZ cnustructea by
company OF English CAPITALISTS, who have obtained
con mission from government and permission TO com
mepce operations 10 course OF the present
summer. The raro nd from Odessa 70 Bafe
Is progressing fav raby, and after its completion
wiH give impulse TO the corn trade OF Southern
Russia which suffered greatly Of lSe years from the
competition of the Danneian Principalitiss and Hun
gary. plan has also been started fer building rail
from nfs to the Persian frontier and on 10 Iebrz
which would be OF the utmost Importance To the Crcas
provinces and produce complete revolution in the
OF the regions situate between the Cas-
pan the Euphraes and the Euxre. For all such enter
prkes however period OF uninterrupted tranquility "
requisite and is the more necessary therefore, Tor
Russia avoid all external complications that would
distract her attention from improvements which are so
necessary the material ard social welfare Of the
empire.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

BARNEs-vArGnAS On Thursday, July 81, by Rev. 7.
A. Eaton, j. vAS CrgAvE BARNES to MARY, daughter Of
Richard Waugh Esq, ali OF this city No cards
CoLroN--pEsASrAN-0n Ssturday. July %, by the Rev.
Thomas H. Anderson at the PASTORS house FRANCIS Col
to Angelina l.. PERASTAN, all OF this state
CREyIER--tisrRAsnER Hoboken, thursday, July
u. by the Rev Mr.. Read, Mr. CHARLES EDWARD CRRvgR
to Mss CASSIE OsTRASDER, both OF Hobokeu, N. J. No
cards.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Fire iM L0CkpOrt.

LocKPoRr, N. Y, july 23-sP.M
An extensive fire has been raging here for the past
hour A. Pounds furnace aud achre shop are
flames, ard the valuable portions or the buildings
are already destroyed. Nothing but the walls which
are OF stone remain II IL reported that CITY thousand
dollas worth OF patterns have hecn destroyed Tho
loss has not been definitely ascertalned yet
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
The Rebel and Mexican Loans.

lfr0m the LnnuOn fost lCNy hrhcie) July 81
In the foreign market the Confederate iurtber nd.
vsnced TO b7s, owing To pretiy general feeling mat
General Grant has been again oulmanuu,fed by his
i've opponent, General Lee. 1he know ledge the
tor the September dividend and III King fund R
Already 70 tue hands ~ Me-sts SchrOed.rns sta.d
tends streke ben the market hicD o
IA cat kepl bare of stock b. tLe continual
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

purchases account OF the blockade Mexican
all improved 10 90 the safe arrival of the Emperor
Max milan the civ of Mexico and the oantinued in
10 the customs at Vera Cruz beng regarded with
satisfaction by the bondhoiders
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Peace Arrange menfs Between
Spain and Peru.
THE NEW DANISH CABINET
scene 10 the House OF Commons at the Di-
vision OR the Disracli Dsbate.
TIE MACE AND COBURN MATCH,
ace, kc.s &es

the Inman steamship Kangaroo, Captain Brdgenan,
ffoU Liverpool the eth and Queenstown the 18th Of July
rescued this port yesterday evening
Her telegraphio report s day later than the
advices OF the Euro but tho day previous to her sail
ng being Sunday, there is commercial financial
Eteii. ence.
Toe Bombay overl md Mail brings advices TO June s.
cruel suttee had taken place in hyad. The Neerut
cotson Company bad declared dividend the rate OF
Ag,y Ave per ceut per annum. Two banks had
been started Ut Bombay Que OF them calls for capital
FL eco coo sterling. Speculation very active.
The ofAcla Goree Of Madrid OF July TO- publishes the
ecn yenon between France and Spain for the nterna
ttenal railway service between the north Spain and
so1,h OF Fsuce The app ehensens OF disturbances at
Madrid, wb ch would justify the adoption OF precaution
Ey meas res, now believed 10 be unounded
The great yelvertcn marriage appeal had clsed
h the House Lords. This extraordinary has
pssed thr ugh eeesy phase OF forensic skin
sDiy awaits the na Judgment The Lord Chancellor said
ireir ordships take time consider their deci.
l,on.
tnree OCH OK IN the n the Bourse opened at
tUs subsequently improved. Rentes closed 65f l6c
- &c higher III saturday.
The aclon brought by General Turr Turin against
Colonel Rrivas calumny defamation or character
has been decided, Colonel krivas being condemned
ece months Imprisonment and fine of one hundred lire
= addition TO The cost OF the suit
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

nor sALR AT A RoAS-pRicg saaoo--A FRAs
II three story and basement Bncs House, vhh stofss
situated Cortsuft street. Talrytow lot COZ 80 I
quIre OF j. u, FRAkkLE, 70, Eat Ih,ry second stssss
Or Of A. HubTED Tarrytown, Y.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, July Q, 1904.
Wrsched Position Of Jeff Davs European Assnts-No
rap FoYfhcons,n9 and Their Wardrsbes Very Ssedv-
Rebel Gentleman ''Wdned,n &c.
Tue "Honorable'V) George Tayor-lae Of Brooklyn
"born m Virginia, and whom the City OF Churches had
Ne extreme bad taste 70 send to represent them
grsss-is here, and understand has been acting
agent OF JED Davis In capacity and he complains
shat after he has done his dirty work ne can't get his
pay. BE s about town, and looking rather seedy and
19eiorn
hear that poor III. Fuller, alias 'Col. Pluck" alus
"Deie Britain alias letter writer from New Orleans
hventiug upheardo of cruees OF the beast Butler allies
secesn orator, win many other aliases graced
"a Indictment Is Paris the miserable straits
- the traitor agent from Brooklyn.
And torbyn, too--Francis y. Corbyn, OF VirgnIa-is
Bore also and fast coming 70 poverty and grief. Alas
FOR the secesh
by The way, the General Ripley or the rebel army
N Charleston is well known IN London and is greatly
wanted here relative - certain Ingenious trausac.
Wnps perpetrated before the war, after which he lett
seddenly "beiween two days" One mana gunmaker
kig william streel-woud like 20 speak TO him about
Our THOUSAND pounds.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

yaRANCIs RUTbER NO PECK SLrr HAS ALH
the choice breed sale sock. ButerA infails,
bio nanrr ,urr and Flea Eyermnato rs cents per be.
Rn, rr new wors 81. Dugs boarded trained 40. hedi.
cnes for all dissssea
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcE.

When the misguided and imprudent Yotary OF pleas,
IRE finds that he has imbibod the seeds OF this painiu
di seae it too often happens that -tmed sense o
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from
IN those Who from education and respectabilty can
alone befrend hlm, delaying till the constitutional
SYMPTOMS of this horrd disease make their
sch as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnai
mains in the head and limbs, dness OF sight, deaines,
nodes ON the shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extre1nties progressing with fnghtiui
rnpidity till at last the palate Of the mouth OF the
homes OF the nose fall n and the victim OF tins aVfn
disease becomes horrid object Of commseraton, uii
" nuts period to his dreadful suerings, by send
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns" =,
II is melancholy fart that thousands fall victims TO
this terrible disease owing to the unskiuiness OF g
nretenders Who by the use Of that Deadly Poi
so, Nercry ruin the constitution and make the resi-
Jua of life miserable.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. addresses all those who
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, WHICH M
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for either bu-
siness, study, society or marriage,
THESE arc some of the sad and melancholy enects
produced by early habits Of youth, Vie: o
Sight Loss of Muscular Power, Palphation OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia Ndrvcus Irritabiity Derangsment
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility symp-
toms of Consumption, &c.
MysTAILY.-fhe fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded--Loss of Memory, Confusion o.
Ideas Depressions of Spirits, Evil Forebodings Aver
sion to Society; Distrus Love OF Solitude ilmio
ity, &C., are some Of the evils produced. :,
HousANps of persons Of all ages can now Judge wna'
is the cause of their declining health losing their vg
or, becoming weak, PALE nervous and emaciated nav
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough anu
symptoms of Consumptioll.
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FISHING EXTRAORDINARY AT BrRpEII

FISHING EXTRAORDINARY AT bIKDHILL-
The Limerick Southern Chronicle says:
On Saturday last an amount of sport
which is seldom ENJOYED by laborers was
afforded TO the men in the employment Of
Mr.. George TwissI Big3hiil, who in remov-
ing to the haggard,a Quantity OF hay which
bad been inundated fy the late floods dis,
covered nader the trans al arse number of
eels, which when disturbed ran about in all
directions chased by the laborers, who
killed and captured as many as they came
up With 80
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YOUNG EN-

Who have injured themselves by certain practice u
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned frt0
evil companions or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and If not cured rem,
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his eopn-
try the darling parents should be snatched from
ali prospects and enoyments ofle, by the consequence
of devatng from the path Of nature and indulng IN
certain secret habit such parsons before con-
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FATHER AND SoN.-Fhe Lafayette Ind J
Cnuriar of fho Eth tells the falln uirln. -

FATHER AND SoN.-The Lafayette Ind
Courier of the 9Th tells the following:
Among the rebels who spesH last Sunday
in the cars here was an old man, and among
the Federal soldiers appointed to guard
them was son of this same old man, both
from Kentucky, having joiued the two ar
mics about the same time The son was
appointed to guard the door Of the Car in
which his father was a prisoner. The old
rebel seeing his son at the door, presumed
to take more libeLtifs thsn che rule allow I'd,
aud, coming forward, put his head outside
The door. The son, who had evidently been
trained to his duty, instantly approached
and ordered his father lto5iiget back, there,
you ID old rebel" Faci!- Col Miller
heard the remark. &c sr-s.a--.c .E. e
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THE Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road has been completed to Gallon, Ohio,
forming a connection with tho Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne, and Chicago at Mansfield,
ana the Belefontaine aud Indianapolis at
Gallon. The Atlantic and Great Western
Railway already run through cars fro m
New York to Cleveland via the Erie Raj
way --S,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-20
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces-
sarv requisites TO promote connubial happiness In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens 10 the
view: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
nf nn nnther hecnmes hlighted with our own,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-20

tbs Little Rock Democrat; "f the 26th
ut., Contains report that General Prices
army waS "i.hteeen miles South of Camden
and states that Marmaduke has been re-
lgvcd