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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-13

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine. IL stlmu-
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyercomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such n rems6y has long been required by tho ne
cessities Of the people, and we are confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

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aort schrs Q Cnyer croshs, Batigore Governor New
Fork. Cid bark II Stevens Wosme Ctenfuegos tehr Ma
ryIand. Foster, Baltimore
l7thArr Br briggs Annie Grady. Cardenas; Rest'eSs
Femvtaa
PROVIDENCE, June I8--Arr schrs Wilson, Mull,
aud tarthy. Young do; Lady Adams, Badwin; de-
iaids Davis and RosanDa Bnley AUSTEN Eixatetnporr
Shops Vienna. Edwards. do Oregon Rhodes NYok sl6
schrs Moonlight Bowach Phiaaslpb:a Adelaide croweh
do Panthea Terry, DO; Willard Sa.sbarT ScSerson end
albert Clarence Free do; Tunis Bodne Bnncr ililA
bcthport; II Carlisle shed1n; rransn, Weldin. jana
Gohani Henry Hobart. Robinson and AR 5.on, WHOM
NY0rk.
PAWrUCKFT, June l6--Arr schr fhzsbsth, Brown PHI
adslph,a Sid schs John Aeay Henderson, aud Gilbert
Green " caver, Phi afelfh v.
SALEM, June lA-Ayr brig Rockingham. Monroe, PhlA
Gepha schrs Birdsail, do George Emiis, hlzAbeth
port; 18th y nnd u !. Sturges do Laaan Phia
dephia; Hudson, NYork Sid brig Kodiak, Yates. fhlA
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The New York herald., 1864-06-18
NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL, s. G.

Arrival OF ths Fut'on-Hcavy Cannon
sdiag In (harseston HasDor--A Rebel
Stea mcr Suak. iSS.
The steam transport Fulton, Captain wotson from foft
Royal 18th irss arrived at this port this morning
On tuesday 1sh inst. the rebels opened heavy ire
fTo their works Sullivan and James islands direct
ing u 10 both laud ana naval batteries Our sreD
gave them q handsome shower OF ehei in yesnrn The
rebels finally csased nrins No damage was sasianed
by ss. trs 7
Al night the guns at Fort Putnam wore opened an a
rebel steamer discovered her from Charleston 20
Sumter adened, h thought, with troops ard supplies
0ne OF shots disabled cassng aroand
A. day light gunuers completely demolished her.
D<serters are constantly arriving within our iincs
MAJOR General Foster had recently made minute IN
spect on of the fortincst,ons on the coast.
The New ironsdes was lying 10 Hilton Head harbor
taking masts spars and rigging, preparatory TO pro-
cesdng North.
June 10 4P. NJ or Cape Hstteras, the Fulton passed
side wheel having In tow brig and schooner,
bound south. Also passed United staes gunbost.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

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The New York herald., 1864-06-18

F,ra Hsaf--lurncr beng able b ariye han Mace,
from rres received on "Wednesday by jumping from
Morgan, John I0vett took hm band. and gaidcd him
IN most sterly lie was the favo lie AZ tyo
to one rhs horses hai very good START wth Mace on
Che inside leaving the Dan hce broke
and Tartar IN. islde ard led 20 the quarter polo two
lengths IN thirty Ave aud a haif secoDds and keeping
The gap open psssed hf mile pn's IN Ii5H The
Tel up twice on the backstreicb Ism made two more
breaks IN. three stretch and Tartar beat hi
~ the bomesreco % cauple 0 lengths from the three
quarter poe the stand the race was closely
tested but ian breaking he spproacned Inc score,
Tartar won BY lergth. making the heat IN 2oM
Se-i nd Hea,.-Dan Mace still the fav1r,te at
hundred 10 Ell hty. Tartar took the lead cafyn. lan
g. break ard passed the quarter pole length front,
In Thirty Six and . half seconds Tartar led down tho
bafkstretoh Dan ~ ain In the air lie at the naH
mile role erath ard haE ahead OF Dan, IN 1l41s. Dan
closed nicely the three quarter stretch, and not
withstandina break, Tartar led him to the home
stretch ony half length. hard tissei landed them NJ
the score, " n leading length, IN 2;3oiA
Third HeGf-Ope hundred to twenty on Dan, aud .
great deal squesng by those who had taken the odds
Tartar. good start. Dan went the turn, and
Tartar him three lengths the quarter pole In
thirty seven seconds 6oing the bsckstret;h the
snrre closed up lengths Of hts Uet ground Tartar
gong 10 the bali mile polo one length IN front, ia
1l6. Dan again broke the three quarter stretch
aud Tartar led 10 the homestretch tarec
lengths sorrel but going the stretch the
latter put snch extra head OF steam that he over
took Tartar the distance stand carried him 10 break
aud beat him the couple Of lengths IN 232h.
Fourth HeG- The owner of Tartar satisfied that
his horse could and wished TO give up the race;
but outsiders who had taken the odds prevailed
him TO let the herse start again Tartar took The cad at
thirty six seconds At the half-me poe they head
and head, Ia lis On tho three-Quarter stretch Dan
broke up and Tartar led 10 the horucaretch hsf
length Tartar tired The stretch. and Dan beat him
There will be tr5t at Union Course this afternoon
for purse and stake
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
vaiIandiS hams Intentions.

CINclNslrf, June II, 1904.
Dayton despatch says there Is but little doubt that
valandighsrns arrival unexpected his friends
In response serenade lsst night, Mr.. vallandiRham
didat believe that there would be any attempt
10 arrest him should there be such thing intended
be and friends prepared for emergency.
30 his intention Of remaining quiet
The Chicago Convention when he would make his pur-
nose kncwn
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
MIsCELLAN EOUS.

yvBE GOVERNMENT LOAN
seoo0ooooo
This loan is authorized BY consr.ss Of March g.
1894, which provides for R.pEsPrIoN In COIN as
any than forty years from
u date, at the pleasure of tbe government
Until redemption i've per be pAE
scm annually IN COIN.
Subscriptions the loan reosived by the National
Banks in United currency oshes
funds a. are taken by them deposi, ., par
Is exemption from State taxation adds from ons
to three rer per to its value
The rat. Of interest on loan although but ave pss
cent con gvst,r currency tho difference
between the market currency and gold.
Asa rule the Eve per specie OF al solvent
governments always par above snd currency nov
funded In worth Ms face in gold.
besides paying = regular ard liberal pcr oeasass to he
holder
The authorized amount loan s hundred ni-
lion donsrs The subscriptions reported 10 ths
Tressury at Washington has been
s7coooca
United Washington. and the Assistant Trsssarss
Al Rev York, Boston s.a rhilaaepea, and by tho
Ptyst National Bank Of Nov York No wal street
Second Natsou. Bank Of New York Twenty
BuoAdwsy
Third Nat,ona Bapx Of View York No. Nassau atreet
Fourth National Rank os York % Pine srssa
Fifth Naaona, Bank New YORK. sss Third
Sixth National Rank New York Szh and Broadwan
Ninth National Bank Of New York. 363 broadway.
Tenth National Bank Of New Yors Broad way
Central National Of York. n Duane street
National Bxcnanss Bsok of New York isA GrssA~ieh -
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depositaries Of pubic money, and all
REsPECTABLR BANKS AND BANKkRs
throughout country (scns SCENTS OF the National
Deros,,ary Banks) win furnish further Information
plicsuon and
AFFORD EvExY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
AMERICAN sTEEL sHIgr COLLARS ENANELLpD
n white. tnen finished, patented April ~, u Il
Nassau s,re.s Sew Yors and Leslic'G Lib
ersl discount 10 the tSsde.
CoRSs. RuyioNs BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET, so.
~ cured without BY DR.. RICE surgeon chiinpoaA
over ia Fcs's
bini0us, 4c BY mail 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
THE PRESIDENCY.

Rasineatien Meeting I'm Concord. As.
BoszoS, June IT, ls64.
largo ratification meeting Of the Uneu Presidential
Hemipatnps held at Concord, N. H., last evening.
which addressed by Aaron II. Cragin Amos Tuck and
oshers Great enthusiasm prevailed.
The Custom House, banks and many stores OF this city
are to-day observance Of the anniversary Of Tho
Battle OF Busker Hill.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

1ens~d which sDrssSd bs odcer he clutcbsd
by lhc throat. Rnst.or then broke away from
The street whsn Stevenson drs~ has revolver
scharsed Iba4s barrel az Nun, n
iakms eject io his woasding him dsagessusiy
I've htry rssycsesbe Witnesses corrOOovstcd cssizeo
ut,perstaemeDt, and, although the main facts were
d-i isi by steve evident nat he had pro-
eesGed 10 very ueoss and adtoe, manner, ano shse
sc committed Q moet srss- outrage upon the citizen.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
THE Berkshire p,s. ,.ter.

EV'a7hFtFFA ~1Ht II ItbN
fus msss babies oaad % tie ecA o. tus Bsrv-
shire &c a.y one y them sspposed be tht n Hrl
Vac Tasse tp1 t1s other beau idsnAaed that u
Er. Stevens.
The derrick Tor FGlapg the stss faer las sussi by
uonday tbo1sht that tie srscg VIII b. drought 70
uss surface aud tue worst known.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
RsmSc, "a. Jcne IL, 1904

RsutSc, Pa. Jcre IL, 1904
a workman In the Penny yanla and Reading Railroad
shop ,u this city led tnis morning by ioioF
vugknsa, 10 consequence of political dirpato The
,ufdcr,s suppressed prets tie rebel ctase X
ssusg lbs nc sas,ios n bis aQ1nUaBiOs aga ass BR
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
Sword for frcCtetss0.
80 tn. EpI-oR oP TAR EERArp.

CNnfb STATE ExtElNING rHIr NltTH ttNoLWl.
BeoeKLYr, Jgee ~, 1864
am hasqy to say that haze been ssfui IN ss,.
ting few subscribers the swosd q honor 10,
tbe gGian General We tha honsr ~ boasns lisa
We hsGe fougst and blsd sodcr ha noble
sxir pka,e bsve these names ooapied wli those wbo
ward this from that Eyad cd 81
I sm sue Ills Eu not be the last. ar. nrs
trg ly HIGH kCt.NkRAk
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

rse Uured ststes msbip Mcclellan, Captain Gray
s.-Yei yesterday from, tue mouth Of tire Mississippi
-.c.e,e sse started on The 10Th iustsnt.
The steamship Creole, Captain Thompson, also arrived
80 crdsy. she isfl He~ Orleans the loth Instant
xe are sr.sbted tc Purser Mallory for svws.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
E,RANcAfgLLrs vHESCH COOK BOOK.
Published This day new ard enlarged edition Of
rKANIATELLlS &
CELEBRATED FRENCH COOK BOOK.
THE MODERN COOK.
81 CHARLES ELME FkANCATELLI.

THE MODERN COOK,
psssica ruide to thu Crluary Art IN all IL branches.
ecmprsinz IN addition kngl sh Cookery tie
proved and rechercbe systems Of frcnch Italian snd ~
well Tor the srscst es,ab
a. for tte ne OF private Nv Charles ne
cate uup celebrated catent anc late Naitfo ffo
tel her Ma the Queen Of nd.
with sir,y Is:rstons Of various aishes ReprnteQ
from the last LONDON edition eare.,y cousid
Compfcte In larre octave volo. Of
sQes strongly bound and printed on the hnss
rroe s'A''' orHER COOK BOOKS. .,..
wTDDifIELDS EEN COOK BOOK .......Pricc 81 30
MISS LLsI.IE,s NEw COOKERY Book....l.rr. I 50
MRS. HALE's NEW COOK BOOK Pr c. 20
MISS LAsILE's REcElP NBooK Pre- -
fETRRsOv's NEW COOK BOOK tln press, Prscr I 80
solicited from families noiel keepers,
tepr. book ct@rs and others any
or the sbsve reliable works on coox ng
AAdrexs All orders remittance. to tho PuoheherA 7
r.. n. PErkNSON 4 BROIHEKs.
M r SOC Chestnut stree,, Philadelphia.
And they will receive prompt snd im eais,e airh n
Copes or OF the Cook Booss, win sest To-
wanted 10 r. r. PETERSON a REOruERs, In . iet,or.
Send for our catalogue asd caDvassers' CIRCULAR.
DRDDrNas RUSSIA sALvs 0l
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
The Turf.

FASHION PLRAsuaE 6nouEps--THaTTTSa.
TmDAy, June I1.-Purse and stake $3.50 p. r.: NILS
nes best 10 ve In harness. for horses that never
tEotted in less than 230-
J. 4 Turner enicfed 4 4 Dan Mace [
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

,HHE GoyKRNMENr LOAN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-24

The oitizeas Of Harrisburg, including the
hanks. have subscribed tie snm ofaixihon-
sand, ore hundred aad forty-nipe dollars
for tho relief q ibe people ol ChambeFs-
burg Tholst "a published is headed BY
Uoyernor Curtin fos soie' tho,lsarl
who is
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Thr Gastalian :fount,


dreamed that sped on the wings Of The wind
Wberc the battle in red surgcs Cow,
Where the suphrous cloud curtains hang
On the dead heroes scattered below;
wandered around Ger the field of the slain.
Who're the death-Ongcl foicest had been,
Whore confusion was heard in the cannop's aeoo
row,
And the deoth-ery completed the din.
All wildly sought 'mcng heaps Of the slain
For one, who the battle sustained;
| Wth heart repdipg anguish, then madly calrd.
Iai around mc a dead stiffness rcigued;
Fhosvid w.ads ofAUtpuaa, rlaa,,lng sadly. s,,ers
by.
Like the pinions Of Death ON the blast.
Oh God what sorrowl they whisper 10 mo
Thy loved ones prisoner at last"
lie fought, bmvely fought for the right
Tomov down the ranks, like grass meath the
scythe,'
Ihe brave gallant few in fettors to bind
who survive the death-doang blast;
Twas u sight that would make the stoutest heart
quail"
Sighed the wind as it flew quickly past
And sank to q funeral wall.
Then starting up wildly, around nae gazed,
While proudly band passed by.
Though the enemy's fetters around them are cast.
The bright light of Freedom still burned IN their
eye
"hle towering among thcm conspicuous is one
Whose dark eve is flashing the while,
As he thinks Of his comrades thntlie
in Death, from all sorrow beguiled.
@hen nextI beheld that bright beamng eve.
Its fills burned all sluggish and slow,
Like the sun in the even, when day
Expires with faint quiyering glow.
lknelt by the couch Of the captive so brave.
called on high heaven 70 spare,
To rescue the hero from prisoners crave
But the heavens were deaf to my prayer.
In anguish watched by the sufferer there,
For knew he was talking with death
AS sadly he breathed low sigh,
While name the quiyering lips gaspod,
Then quietly sank to a gentle repose,
Disturbed by sorrow and sin never more.
dod ofheaven! in thy Kind mercy grant,
When life with its sorrows are DER,
That may as sweedy and quietly pass
To the shades Of that peaceful shore?
3F WILD HoPR.
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HOWARD AsaocIATIoN,

PmtApELPuTA, PA.
HAiseases of the Nervous, Seminal,
H DUrinary and sexual Systems-new
aud reliable treament-n reports Of the HOWARD
AsSOCIATI0H-sent by mail in sealed letter yell
opes, fsee Of charge Address, DR.. ,. SKtLLEN
ioUGHTON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa 10Lz
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TTTE 0SREAV CAUSE or

TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
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them in a few days. Il VIII cure cracked heels
amt Uaneer in the Tongue, Canker or sore Aiouth,
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~ this Cerate.
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u oRr MEIGs NURSERY.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
~ THE PEARL MILLS

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.y,mwsa By General CArasron sD',IE 81 =
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TOLEDO, OHIO.

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Gallery in the city Of Toledo. It's patrons en-
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tographs from this House are pronounced by ey-
erybody to he superior to any others ever made in
Toledo.
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ture aud liberty and power, are stamping
the impress Of america on the age, and the
ages 70 come ars u receive an ltsSSricEn
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DR. Il. G.. BECKWTrH has permanently
IL located at Weston, Wood county, Ohio. Will
attend promptly to all calls in his profession.
Weston, juno %, 1864. szz
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See that the GIg nature 0f 80. II. JACKSON" d O
the URAPRER Of each bOttl0.
BEWAAE OF oOUETERFE1Ts.
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c.9Rqqailte4 enjoy equal rights. 40 I'd. priv
Ilrges. There we're many negroes 10 whom
he righIs OF citizenship might be safely
committed; but they were the minority.
'He'denied that any other act was necessa.
rysIo promote,emAncipAtion than that al.
ready passed by the Senate, as the. .FuRi5
tive Slave law was 70 day q dead lettee on
the statute book. All that was drstFsd-
was that the loyal men should redeem
their State organiz1tions, aud when this
was doue all that was desirable was &C.
eompltsIied. For himself. he had never
doubted that there was bright future for
our country. nor bad his. 4 fRlIh been shG-
ken 10 its glorious destiuy, as storms and
tOInadOss, were but the precursors of a
brighter day. 4,, .,.-5 ~,