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EHOIERA-CHOLERA
~ TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Well defined principles may be determined for the

Study this short address and win be able your
selves OF this disease which IN all without exccp
ssndsn Sa, Win
feeble circulation shown y the sise Which 2alT p.s,s
over forty ID minute which occasions stasnaion Ia The
bowels and liver. from which the excavations SIMPLY
These symptoms arrest the secretons generally but OF
the liver and Kidneys ~ psreaar and constitute y Fact
ask what are the indications to befalhed or The require
Restore excitement heart organs by
Syens s The e a as % ss
and the Kidneys and restoring the heart 70 Its proper acton
hEaSDsETns PILLS ARE TIE REMEDY. : :,
general the whole the bear, wen
then declare . you .1S, hnaspakrs PILLS y. ne
dsnse can Se placed hut they mus. he early employed and
a; Sp S9n s'aSsdsi
the disease can only be cured ~ restoring
cSolsra he Or; stage caused y Ialne..
2Ra% ssf Film % sa ds, S .s
and IL used early whilSihe stomach able u absorb them.
are sure % CURE l. may require many doc, rss.eS 70
cent and hurt the teeth calmel does
certain :" 'hf Sw TrS K s sSeb ' * II ls
When the energies are gTssses was. ns p.s sn-
ss.,G q &c heart, now = ID, One 70 'aas nRsn
p snp Of rl s'A ought ss s u. ss
two three hours until they h..e pussd freely k,ea
very low pulse The Pulls should gwen symp
toms win be rumbng ~ the bowels and slight diarrhsa.
You anticipate this by a use of the pills.
SThe diarrboa not be prevented but the dose 81 pills
batting he ssea.s They have eassd The circulation some
extent and this great gain "a. should the aarrba
few doses of pills few hours VIII
plete the .oo Cruel well prepared barley water
broihs long boiled, made mutton frct meat
sheeps heads indi-pcnxnbe Take cholera hand
early In this way, and II win lose s
Remember al all times II u not ths quantity Of
BRANDRE11fs PILLS takeu. but the enest pfo~inced.
which must guide IN their Physicians give
cnlone with the intention Of It's cleansing
the liver and kidneys. BRASDRETII'S FILLS more
caorne of the liver and Kidneys
and innocent they do not hurt the teeth ~ hones
calomel does They innocent bread In nearly al
other diseases the pulse beats quicker hit IN cholera 1T
ALWAYS BEATS SLOWER. The rholerie poison, derived
atmosphere produces Broadening ene upon the
hearts action the blood crcuaies slower e~s oAyeen
absorbed carbon IL retained and II the houd y not
eased whole terrible chain 81 evils follow In the
OF cholera but he inallbly prevented ~
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
MN anr 0cf
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4 RTIFICIAL EyEs-ARTfFIC1Ab HUMAN EYES
n made 10 order and inserted by Drs. " BAgCH Y.
douGELMANN formerly employed By Rossonnsaa %
Paris, No. CV9 Broadway, Few yozk
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American Capital Overnowing into
Canada.
New Brunswick IN 81 correspondence London Times
Already American capital begins 70 feel the burden VI
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From tho London News, Oct 49,
meeting OF about twenty five or thirty OF the foi
OF the seven per cent Confederate cotton loan wi
held yesterday at the London Tavern receive the
port Of the committee appointed at the previous NEE
ing Admiral =. Wallis presided.
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Sew YORK rroduce aIarket.
NEW YoRK, June a.


COTToN-Less active: prices rule very
firm Mt 41@i2 for middIing.
FLoUR-0pened quiet and steady and
closed dull and sc lower; S6,OOlGG,lj for
extra State, and Sc, 5OG16, so for extra r.
ID. o, and S6,S5 for trade brands.
WHIsKY-C(uiet and firm; western 81,
WHEAT-Opened quiet and closed duh
and l(l2c lower; Chicago spring Sl,3I;
amber Milwaukee Sl,4 last evening
and 81, 80 to-day; amber Michigan 81 Us
al 10; Racine spring Sl,3GII.
RTE-Qutet; western 81.
CoRS-1Ga2c better Mt SOtd.S7; unsound
SS@92.
oATs-1@2c better; 7eI@77}G for west
crn.
PETnoLEuM-Quiet and firm; IS for
crude; 5O(a5S for refined i'll bond, and 70
CG73 for refined free.
HoPs-2uiet at l0(d3j.
Woodruff.
PORK-Duu and Iowor; S23 ST. 512S. 80
for new mess, closing at $24,25, cash:
S23GI23 ,25 for '63 and 'G4 do; SIS, 0OGlS, 80
for prime, and SIS, 75@19 for prime mess.
BEEF-Dull at about prices. Beef
hams firm at S25(d27 80.
CUT Enthusiastically ut llGGlIc for
shoulders, and l5@ls for hams.
BACOS-Quiet.
LARD-Dul ut l5GlSlS,
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WASHINGTON, June 2j.-Fhc follow
ing naval orders have Just been issued:
Com, j. Cooper to command the Vino
ma; Com. Enlius Stanley the TuscaroTu;
Com. X. w. ShuZell the Hartford; 1t.
Com. w. Il. Gushing is relieved from
the New York navy yard and assigned
To the Hartford.
The Postmaster General has made the
following appointments of POSimRstcTS
for Texas: San Antonia, Sidney =.
.Nmbia; Houston, Joseph q. Taft; Aus
ton, Wm. Z. iCncrman; Brunswick,
Franklin Cummings; Baton Rouge, La,
G. q. Breckenridge. For North Carroll
ma: Wilmington, VIM. \. PicrSOn;
Greensboro, j. u. White; GUidsboro, J.
ltobinsOn; Elizabeth City, Mrs. Martha
Jane AIilroy; lIiilsboro, Charles j. Fra
gen; Selma, II. Lcvc!ly; Newborn, q.
w. Mason.
The trial of Col. Louis Schicrmur, of
the 18TH New York heavy artillery, has
Just ended and the court dissolved.
There We're over fifty specifications
against him, nll involving dishOnor.
The court We're laboriOusly engaged
I for more than three months in this case.
+ Judge CowlcV had am interview yes
terClaY with the President, and laid be-
I fore lin the complaint OF the friends of
coIorcd suffrage in Charleston, against
Gen. Hatch and Gen. Gaines, who have
refused them permission to hold politi-
! cal meetings in Charleston. The inter
view was satisfactory, the President
having assured the Judge that their
grievances should be redrcsscd Mt once.
The following named persons have
applied for and received the Presidents
I purdon, under the proclamation of May
10Th: G.. NJ. and Ii. w. Brue, of Ken
lucky; J. j. English, Arthur n. Wran,
l.. NJ. Crushcn, of Richmond; J. T..
/ Dean, ir,, of Lynchburg, VA; j. II. Ed
munds and Mrs. lEdmunds, of Halifax;
p. NJ. Thomson, of Williamsburg; L. L..
Smith, of Alexandria: John McAlistcr,
y. w. Herly and Levi S. White, of Ten
nessee; d. l.. Burnett, of Gallatin, Ten
l.. Sebastian, C. A. Colet, S. Stern, of
ST. Louis; Geo. CrIndelI, OF Louisinnn.
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NEW York, June 24.-The following
steamship sailed to-day: City of Lon.
don.
The steamer City of Boston, from
Liverpool the 18th, via Queenstown the
10th, arrived this evening.
The trigate Niagara arrived at South
ampton on the 18th, exchanging sa-
lutes with II British frigate. She would
probably dock and refit.
day. 7eof
The English armor plated fleet, on
invitation of MAP is to make Al tour
around the French coast. The French
armor plated fleet is to do the same
around the English coast. The COM
blned fleets will be ut Plymouth about
the'middle Of July.
Lord BrOugham, i'll a speech ut I, ban
quet to the Prince of Wales at Fish
monger's Hall, earnestly called on the
american Government to use their vic
tory Ill mercy as well aus in justice, and
not stain the scatfOld with the blood of
prisoners whom they recently treated
MS warriors.
In the House of Lords, Earl Derby
called nttentiunto RuSSell'S letter with
drawing belligercnt rights from the
COntcderateS, before the federal govern
ment ceased to exercise those rights.
ana 10 JOhnSOn'S proclamation de-
nOunclng the penalties of war against
vessels visiting interClicted ports. He
protested against such procedure, and
asserted that vessels could only be
treated as sInugglers. He hoped the
prisoners i'll federal hands would be
treated aS TanQuished, and not dis
grHced enemies. lie said Sir james
Bruce had sought an explanation OF
Johnsons extraordinary threat of treat
ing vessels us pirates, but could get no
answer. His opinion was that the
threat was one of uterrorem.
III the House of Commons Mr., Laird
SAID several representations had been
made to obtain compensation for tho
shooting of Mr.. Grey by Lieut.. Done
van, off the Cape of Good Hope, but the
federal government positively declined
10 make amy compensation
Parliamcnt would be dissolved on the
The Morning Post says negotiations
between England and Canada are about
10 be satisfactorily concluded, Cauadu
is expected to undertake the whole Of
the western defense. Efficient militia
Will be maintained, the imperial row
eminent furnishing the entire ni.n,n-
ment, and guarantees Il loan to con
strMct the entire Colonial railroad.
Inc Monltcur OF the 18th publishes n
circular OF the Minister of Marine. dn-
tel June 9Th, closing French ports 10
Confederate vessels.
The horse Gladiator won the grand
prize.
Paris boursc was Hat.
Mrs lincoln sont reply to Empress
Eugenie's letter OF coincidence.
Il is stated that the Emperor agreed
to rrimstate MaNimilinn in ali his
rights, iii the event of his return from
Spain censed to extend bclligercnt
rights 10 the Conicdcratcs by II decree
dated juno 4th.
Turin to attempt to enlist Garibaldinn
officers and men for JlIarcZ.
LtGcfP0ot, June li.-Thc cotton mar
ket has recovered from the slight de-
preston caused by the Cuha's news,
ana Is firm ut last weeks quotations.
1i0Hchc$fer-Th There was IL steady de-
nlnnd Yesterday, at the full rates orlast
week, but actual business was not large,
Lo"con-B readstulTs quiet, but prices
American flour held for higher rntcs.
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WASHINGTON, June 2l.-At the gov
eminent sale of vessels lately, belong
ing-tO the Potomac ttOtilla, the follow
ing steamers were disposed of:
Baltimore; purchaser, Thomas Glide,
of Philadelphia. Propeller Match; Pur-
chaser, Robert Scar, of Baltimore. The
single ender propeller Teazer; purcha-
ser, James Bylor, of New York. The
double ender propeller Resolute; pur-
chaser, +. ]. Cortland, of Richmond,
Me. Single engine propeller Cuba; pur-
chaser, Gilbert Van Doworkcn, of
Georgetown.
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WHY Nor USE TIIE BEST.

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Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
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NEW YORK, June 24.-The steamer
Ocean Queen brings $50, 600.
Panama advices state the steamer
Colorado, sevcnty-two days from New
York, arrived mt Panama on the 10Th,
and sailed on the 10Th for san Francisco
The revOlutiOnin Peru still continues,
making little progress.
Chilli is threatened by Spain if she
does not come to terms.
=, From Australia we learn that the
Shenandoah had gone west from Ado
l"idc, probably to the Manritas.
Late adViccs from Central America
brings news of the complete defeat OF
the Borrios revolutionary party i'll Sal
Major General Sicl;lcs left the 18th.
mus on the 10th, for New York.
Col. G. NJ. Lattcn is passenger or
the Ocean Queen.
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- a Physiological View OF Mar.
L. ringc!-G Containing nearly 300 pages,
and l5l iiur Plates and EnglavingS OF the
Anatomy Of The Human Organs in Il state of
Health and Disease. with II treatise on Early
Errors. It's Dtp'oguble Consequences upon the
Mind aud houS, with The Authors Plan OF
Trcatincnt-the only rational and successful
mode OF cure. as shown by the report of eases
treated. : truthful adviser 10 the married
ana ihnSc contemplating marriage, who en-
ScHt i'Cc Of postage 10 any address. on re-
ccipt Of = cents, in stamps or postal currency,
by addressing Dir La CROIX
No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. y
The author may be consulted upon any OF
the diseases upon which his book treats,
either personally or by mail, and medicine,
sent 10 any part or the world.
Notwithstanding
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Arrival from TEavRr.R...TYreck of The
SteMIncr (iOIGlcn RuIc.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Thc steamer
Ocean Queen brings Pmiamn dates TO
the 10th. The star and Herald an
noUnccs the wreck of the steamer Gold
en- Rule, of the line from New York to
Nicaraugua, on the $Oth of May, on "a
reef thirtY-tive miles from Island of
Old Providence. She was bound from
New York to Georgetown, and had
twenty passengers for San Francisco,
beside fun crew, all of whom were
slaves and landed with sufficient proYis-
ions. to support them until taken of. 1t
appears that the Golden Rule first cN-
pl0dcd one of her fiucs, after which she
collided with II ferry boat, damaging
one of her p;addIe-whcels, and OBTAINING
her going TO sea till the I'D. At $40 4.
NJ. on tie Both, in heavy rain, She
struck rock and stuck fast. On the
Sth inst. the United States steamers
Huntsville and State of Georgia sailed
from Aspinwall for the wreck to bring
away passengers. The passengers We're
brought to Aspinwall and forwarded to
San francisco by the steamer American
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DemoutIsn C0IIrt 7Iur1inI

WAsHINGroN, June 24.-Gen. Hurl-
but, for II year past commanding TIL"
GulfDepurtment, has demanded court
martial to investigate into the charges
made by Il commissioner sent to inVcSti-
gate the affairs ofthat Department. The
investigation will necessarily involve
the whole history of the Department of
the Cult, under its previous command
ers, Butler and Banks.
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR "THE SECRET
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York Tribune Correspondent.
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Teachers, ladies' energetic young men, and
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BUFFALO, Juno 2I.-Cnrrington, the
murderer who broke Jail Thursday
night with nm accomplicc named Given,
were retaken this morning about fifteen
miles from here. Two other prisoners
WHO escaped ut the same time are vet mt
lnr:re
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Officers and soldiers of the 18th w. Va. inf,
are hereby requested to attend the funeral of
Lieut.. Andrew Colts, from tile residence q
his fathcr on Market Street, at IL n. IN, this
2Gth OF June. Company II will assemble at
the Custom House ut 50 n. M, in full uniform
and report to Capt Porter.
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ReceptIom bY 6:enernl irnn1.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Gen. Grant
gave u reception TO the members of the
Union League and their families ut the
Union League Rooms this evening. The
building is decorated with banners and
flags for every State
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CINCINNATI, June 24.-Chicf Jvstic,
Chase has arrived here, and will proba
bly, remain several days.
The Commercials Columbus CORES
pondent says that fire, on Thursday
destroyed Shannon and SONS carria9,
factory, and several dwellings. Los.
not stated.
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S1OS \ SIONTH-AGENTS WANTED
9 ~ eNerywhcre, TO introduce the Inn
proved Shu'r 4: Clark so Family lSelciM0 lEd-
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country which IS licensed by Grover & Baker,
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Bachelder. al other machines now sold for
less than forty dollars each, are heterogeneous
and the seller and user are liable 10 .fne and
Imprisonment. Salary and expenses. or large
commission, allowed. Illustrated circulars
sent free. Address SHAW & CLARK,
shlayo-SmdSws Biddeford, Maine.
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L L-I-lLtfIIIt III Cil1l DC CIlFIfT
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PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Engine No.
80, OF the Philadelphia and Baltimore
railroad, exploded this morning ON the
trestle work in front of the Engine
House. No one was killed. Tho eIigi-
Ineer, VIM. Def, had both his legs bro
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New YoRR, June 24.-AIr. Ciriswold,
Superintendent of the Ohio and Niissis-
sippi Railroad, telegraphs 10 the office
Of the company here that the Louisville
despatch of collision of the Railroad
trains near Lovcgatc, Indiana, pub
lished this morning, il fillse.
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The Gold market.

NEW York, June 2i-Gold quiet and
q better supply of cash gold. Some of
the larger dealers are Offering more
freely, and the movements of operators
Indicate an expectation of Welding.
Quotations opened ut 1421E, and went
down to III ga and up again to l42I.
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Tcxa 7tenS.--C.en. Brown in Command
BATTERIES TO be Delivered up-.-Tn
ciISiuCSR Of the EmDcrinIiSIS.

New NoRE, June 24.-Thc Hernld's
correspondent, dated BraZos Santiago,
June 10th, says: Gen. Steele was mt that
place, and Gen. Brown was still i'll com
mand ut Brownsville. There remained
some rebel soldiers in the vicinity ofthe
Inter place awaiting pnrolc.
II was said that one of the batteries
which the rebels run over into Mexico,
after Kirby Smiths surrender, would
he delivered up TO the United States au-
thOrities.
Gen. Weitzel had not yet arrived in
Texas, but was daily looked for.
O The Mexican Imperialists ut Matamo-
ras were much exercised in mind re-
garding the appearance in their imme-
dinte vicinity of so many U. S. troops.
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DIED.

In battle, near Winchester, Va, July 2ith,
1854 Lieut.. a. w. Colts.
Funcr1ll from the residence of his father,
Isaac Colts, this morning at 10 o'clock. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend
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Army of the Potomac Broken UE...TIlc
Regular Arny...A Visitor to General
Howard

Army OF the Potomac Broken CRsssEklC
Regular ArIny..-A Visitor to General
Howard.
a special dispatch to the Tribune dn-
ted Washington, June %, SAYS the head
quarters ofthe Army OF the Potomac
which are now OH the Virginia side of
the river, near the Long Bridge, are to
be broken up i'll Il day or two. Those
entitled to their discharges are being
rapidly mustered out, and but the skele-
ton of ~, once noble and magnificent
army now remains.
notwithstanding the announcement
already made, we have the best evil
dencc for saying that no permanent APP
pointnentS TO commands have been
made OF prominent regular army Off
GERS. An order on the subject may be
looked for daily. The members of the
South Carolina delegation visited Gen.
Howard this morning, and had long
and pleasant interview, They stated
to the General that they had labored
| long and earnestly for the perpetuatiOn
ofslnvery, but now that the war had eff
fectunlly abolished it, they We're willing
to employ their former slaves at IL fair
compensation, and would hereafter
cheerfully net in conjunction with his
bOndmcn in promoting the interest of
the freedmen in their State.
Brigndier-general w. Swaine, late
| Colonel of the ADD Ohio, who lost II leg
at the battle of Riven's Bridge, South
Carolina, has been temporarily appoint
cd Assistant Commissioned for the State
| of Alabama, in place of Col. w. Osborn,
of the LIST New York artillery. The
former appointee is delayed at home by
! the breaking of his arm by railroad
accident while on his way to report to
General Howard.
General RucSer, of the Quartermas-
ter's Department, has been appointed
Brevet Brigadier-general in thc regular
army.
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Thc AIn.,nn,n nelcrn1ion.

WAsHINNTON, June 2i.-'Thc Ala
bama delegation had another interview
with the President to-LlMN.
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May It'll, 1865. at the residence of Mr.. j. &.
Lawrence, by Hocntio Gushing, j. T., Charles
p. Robbins Of PlaceryilIe; to II HoEena o.
OF Wheeling, Va.
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NEW YORK, June 24.-Since the 4th
instant 3,s43 rebel prisoners have been
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
ID. S. GENERAL HnsPIT.NL.

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Selrtug g1afiints.
NO HOME IS COMPLETE
WITHOUT "A
Sewing Machine.
From the Rev.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.

''Your admirable needle tcon,nn is the only
seamstress that defes extortinate men. They
cannot cheat 1t, nor starve It, nor deprive 1t OF
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mnchine-woman that cannot be oppressed
nor kept in suffering. Now, sewing is the
family amusement. Our Wheeler & Wilson
is played on n great deal more than our piano,
and is the cause, too or more real music than
is ever got out of that instrument.