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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04

A. wide spread the continent Of North America But
the browning glory VI his life remains be attained Ina
his discovery, rather combination, for he does not
claim to have been the discoverer Of CEDhON,
which Is the basis of the Bers oe red the pub
lie. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with il, the
Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venomous serpents. tits
belief with them. that while there IL breath in the body
the Cedron potent to cure matter what the ssas
may be.
while Dr. Bull is prepared endorse this extravA
giant pretenson, he Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating to its
virtues, that a remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure either change Of weather
or climate, or TO miasmatie influences, il stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04
IN DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of symptoms II acts LIKE
CHARM than a medicine. There Is nothing In the
whele range OF Materia Medica that for a moment
bear a comparison with II In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may be found In
the lth edition of the T. s. Dspensatory, pages 1887
and 1885,
series OF experiments In which DR. Bull has been
years engaged. has Just been brought TO successful
alton. and he Is enabled to offer to the public
a combination of CEDRON with other approx ed tonics
the whole preserved In the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky. which he is confident has
equal in the world.
He might furnish volume Of certificates, but ub
lie have long since learned 20 estimate such ta
their true value The safest plan Is for every
for himself the virtues Of a medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

Ana Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed
in Central America and the West Indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04

Il Psold BY all Druggists and retailers everywhere
IL BTwAKB Of all worthless limitations.
lIF7see that ''COstar's'' name each Box Both
and FLASK before you bay
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04


MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
ConrorSD
CEDR ON b TIERS
ll
The Latest and Most Inn
pOrtant Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY ~!
No mans name more Intimately connected with the
more favOraby known pioneer In Medical Discovery
than that Of
DR.. John Bull, OfLOuisvillc,
Kentucky.
His inimitable preparation Of SARSAPARIL-
Ia has long stood at the head OF the various com-
pounds Of that valuable drug.
His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become household word
throughout the
West
and South.
His Worm Lozen-
ges, in less than year
after their introduction. attained reputation
A. wide spread the continent VI North America But
the browning glory VI his life remains be attained In
his discovery, rather combination, for he does not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04

a Re mini.cenee OF the Confederacy-
a Hair Houquet-rhe fiight oil JET
ferson yis-Eostimony OF one OF
Davis slaves Against the sDis-
guise" STORY, Ac., Ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04

LIMITED AMOUNT oy Srook ron sAIn AT
rHk LOWEST cAsa SUBSCRIPTION rKIoE % 81 "
PAR snAaE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-30
(5S0rtIeBung fol9t.)

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IS fsr. sSeEs,

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% @crnan Str.,
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ol8 mefnere ueuflberuen u6 plattirten Qaaen Sara-
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The New York herald., 1865-03-03

sair SgsAs HowLAsp (of Boston, Knapp hence for fan
Francisco No~ took fire Doc IS miles by from
Fernando Norone aud burned. Capt Knapp and
landed at Fernando Norone Capt and Ave Of the
arrived n this city yesterday In the brig Palma from Per
nambuco. The Susan Howland owned by w Weld OF
Boston. and was l2O tons burthcn.
B4ss Tno. KgrAn SBrl Morrill, hsnse for An.werr was
& .sa S on the Is nsoSs ss he Ss,SS sD mate
reported burnt ., sea the rsSs sssmsr sSsnAndosS
% Ss, nc e: ss .n, %
on board She was owned IN New BEDFORD and was valued
h .S .sss oss. ssss q s. s OF
sse s1.as n cs9ssrs.ndy m Sand HsSs March s.The tn brig
and s.: been .Ssqdon:d Her pssspssrs ,.i:p OG
captain and Grew s going Spo &. OK, sy % il their
rs s As. ~ G: :. N s y. f Il H S
Sa S cr = 1 ts "a s. apS snS s
more.
BAG r,.Do.a A, ass tons, sulls 81 Ellsworth, Me- m
lSoA, hvs oesn sold on private terms
*; a. 'ssSs: s::!. Hi'';s as s
ss' ';ss e. 6 Gee: '' 81: ~ s:;::
$'' =;
Sos. Ase.u., lo tons sy.shss which sosd At New
sss cf 4Ss pes psd Sss S'sss $50 ana
sr.A... sr.A..s Prs DArr;%,easns.as: I % Dec D-rse rs Dart
ss.s !Ss cssoS With BE E%pSror IN orc yS
broadside, padAebqr sponsor heam Ac- the po side
sad was towpA beck 70 this port by the Emperor (sl
sr.Anys CAsfs. was run into yesterday morniE on
house, smoke stack "a The schr resolved no damage
SrlsnnR QcxANys before reported ashore ON Naasanse
Beach Vas hsued "A og Tuesday morning by revenue
Isabel sfsr taking ont but small portion OF hcs cargo
vefy little injured She has los aer propeller rddcr
and leaks but lite being kep rse Of by running
hRe nnpa moderately Her cargo in perfect order The
sa fss'Aeaoe "a "Wednesday useo fes New York Ia 1u
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

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. issv Mr mcCuongn Ke, THOMAS Mr,n' ~ Lar NV
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My 49," .. uaaae".a"a xs'n ,'e S''e p.... n
Weils. carbsja, II Woodruff. A Bosworth, IL Pue.
Stephenson, y Hollis. Mayer, q Borden Arias.
Rodrques Wood w Pcrot, McNab, 9 v Thorn
u Il ~ ssS Snh"r An'ah. 81 tison
san = "a a t,r"m ia nnua " V..ss' Il tisr
= na,.'.. - ~, = huar opls " ucm
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: P0nr R0rn-Ssesnship Arago-Capt ComNock Lieut.
Cnmnanaer Qnscken1ush, lieut. Commander y Mlier.
Lieut. W hampnon, Act Efis bashford. IN; lr Web
s.er seson NJ. Darlington Miss Turner Mrn Downng
MRS Downing, hrs Marsh Mr. Aerke Mrs. Mcrke M and
Mrs WAtso" and child Ots Allen Mrs Allen. Miss Harr
gan Mrs JSnes and oh Judge Sucney Mrs Stckncy Miss
Hunter, Miss Myers, Miss LaurA Rocken0r, kmlal
q Peck, X Latham. Spivy, Mr. Duborrow, A A Reeves
bartelt, y stone, ur0weil, Lieut. Col w ker.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
SHIPPING NE w S. !.


CLEARED
Ship Lxzia Ho,nan CBr. Dawson, Arerpool-Wiilisms
ship Liverpool, Chamberlain, Losdon-tirfnnel 4 Min
sars BARK HsnnS ohs Sks TO-
Bark casco Gardner Trinidad, Cuba-G > stevenson
scbr ! q Hart, Rowey Philadelpha-sw Lewis Go.
: schr Mountain Avenue. Rogers, rhiladelphia-s"Aer
sohr -FOUR sisters. sheerer phlladelphia-H Co.
sohr plymouth Rock Parkes, Boston.I Dayton
scir Z scranton, stardin, New Haven-H s Racket
Son.
ESnIrrf s sa FEB S Gn Is and
Dale Ish u oS oT%ss Head passed ssP At%.sphers
eG sse.nshp PIE Raiss, s.sSsr with mde
isa land Itsssi isss Sssras asss
s w an ssna, M'
pfi Ship wind%sra tof New sed!esa smith M.pils IL
ship Ccns,iutiOn (Br sumner, LIVERPOOL IS days, with
AmsIs. B Nor,i%er LysrpoS Dec viii With sn ma.s
- ~sssrls sslss PHI .s stove boats
with sussr and CO. Feb IS ca
Aay saw ssnrJ y, W.ren Z, bound Tin. 3. a.v. vii,
mdse, 70 " Elwen Co. Had heavy weather; lost and
Brig Hbernica Br, Alexander, Rio Janero. n days with
coffee to Geo moke s...,, u...
ballast, to surdeii Everett
as w syo soon Sl 10 VIA H'''0'
Brig Miller !of Nassau, Mp, Cromey, Nassau, in ballast
10 Montell q Bzrtow
ySs.' 1sns chat. Ss CANNON can'o days. with
Schr Mayfower (of Bstmore Woodruff st Kits 25 days
with salt 10 Gagcr Had heavy weather; in la s. Ion
r. passed quantity Of wrecked stuff and 9th pieces
o wreck.
days with tobacco, TO Farnham Barnes, Of New Haven
where she Ia beand
schr Albert Treat !of New Haven't Dn Mayaguez PR, 20
days with sugar and molasses, to order.
Schr Talbot Packard Msanlas IL days. with sugar and
molasses, TO Whitney 90.
schr Ajmeer lof Windsor Ns Mls etenfnegos, % days
with mo,asses 10 ID Dewo Had heavy weather; carried
away jbboom and loft two jibs
Schr John Bycrs (of 81 john NB Pye Cow Bay, CB via
Halifax 10 days with coal to smithers 60 Had heavy
NV winds most Of hs lost foretopgalant mast
royal mast aud flying jbboom, stove boat &c Feb "a LAT
who supplied US with PROVISIONS
schr Mary lof iiatay, Welsh Halifax ays. with FISH,
10 James Hunter Co.
Schr Welcome X Bebec Crawford. Port Royal days
Schr Warrenlon, Gibbs New Bedford.
Schr 4 Jameson, Jameson, Boston,
Schr Bay state, Torrcy, Providence.
Schr X Scott, conklin. Providence
Schr Isis, Harding Providence
Schr Bay State, Torrey, Providence
Schr Gage. Hopkins, New London.
Schr Texas, Champlin, New London
Schr Hendrix Hudson, Avery. New London.
SAILED.
Steamships City OF Dublin (Brl for Lverpoo Rio Grsnde
(Brl, for Maamoros; Baltimore; brgs Maxwell, Amata
Wind sunset Il.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rHURspAr. March ASP.M.

THURSDAY, March 2@P n
fhe stock market weak and unsettled in sympathy
NTH the causes affecting gold at the first board and tho
closing quotations showed decline from those OF yes
terdays second board In Erie Of ~, New York Central
IN. Rock Island v, Hudson River "a, Reading N,
Michigan Central l. Michigan Southern ", Illinois Cen
trail l, Cleveland and Pirtsburg ", Northwestern =,
Fort Wayne Y, Cumberland on Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates r.
Government securities heavy Five-twentics de-
clned H ten-fortes u -, exccupon allowing five por
cent for the coupon; skies, 1881, "a
Al the open board at O'Clock the market a
fraction higher and a the second regular board the
provement continued. Erie was u higher than at the
close Of the morning board New York Central IA Hud-
son River " Reading l. Michigan Soathern a. Illinois
Central u, Rock Island IA Fort Wayne u, Cumberland
2, o. and d. certificates n
Government securities 6rmer Five -twentie, ad
vanccd q; ten fortes were steady al 971s "a.
At the board at half past three the highest quota
tions al the second board not fully maintained
The gold market opened at recession from last
ings price, and although it afterwards improved 17s 1t
Was without spirit all day, and closed dull but per
cent higher than the lowest quotations OF the morning
he tions will ba hv III nvura
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March % r H.
sAsHEs-Reccpts, 90 bbls The market continues
tive, and rates wholly nominal
BREAusrusE ~ -Rcccipts 463 bbs aour s. bbls. and
2s44 bags meal, SAP bushels wheat, lo,O7s do
corn, l3 3ds DO oats, 1642 do rye State and Western
brands trde lower say about Sc, with limited
demand, and only small business consummatcd at
dgures and At the close tho,e difference
between the views Of buyer and sellers The sales
600 bbls State and Western 600 do Southern and 400
Canadian mo demand for rye iosr continued mode
rate but the market firm sales Of ZOO bbls 1t SS
$S I5 Corr meal fair request with sales Of $50
bbs al ~ 81 90 for jersey and IS 80 for Brandy
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

the pcr diem OF the membsu 10 b. pad 10 gsh bus
when they appeared before No etals feassrsr asa a.
nsnded coia that oAcisi informed then that By pre-
visus law the specie in the treasury had boon ordered 70
be set aside for tho payment Of the interest sterling
bonds and that he was under that act prohibited from
using u for any other purpose Most Of tho members.
therefore, were willing that greenbscks shosd be sub
sttuted but some refused 10 thcir pay and do
cared their intention to apply to the Supreme Court Tor
mandamusto 70 compel the Treasurer 70 pay them In
gold
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

D. Profsassr OF Principles ana Praclos Of Meddne:
Prof James Hyat Professor u Chemistry and foxi
coogy; J. X Andrews n D., Professor Of Suryery Vsr-
rol DunhAm, n d. Professor Of Therapoutics and IA
terra Medica A. w. Iozisr. n D.. Lecturer on Micro
scoop Anatomy and Pathology.
The chair 0f Physiology and Hygicoe being vacant TINS
term tho lectures hes been given by Professors
Ward Andrews and A w. Lozicr ThoN are thirty four
maroulan of whom nearly half arc second course
students Fifteen Of them last evening received sheF
dplomaA rhus far tho movement has been great
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
Meeting OF the Fonisn Brotherhood 1t
Boston.

great messns Of tho friends OF Irish nationality was
held Last night in Faneu Hail. under tho auspices Of the
Fcnias brotherhood At which speeches were made by
Colonel Mahoney Head Centre Of the brotherhood OF the
United States. Captain r r. Walsh, Of Pennsylvania,
and A r. Sennott, Of Boston Tho meeting adopted
resolutions rayng the proceedings and resolutions OF
tho iate Fenan Congress held Cincinnati Great on
thusissm prevailed
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

Reans1 euiss and heavy a aSkc f5Hc. for
powdered. crushed and grsnuiased
rALL0w consnses quiet Sales Of 100000 ida o.
15xc q lSkc
wnssKEr. r.-Recepts, 3ll bbls Tho .mArket ruled
extremely quiet and scarcely am Sales OF $50 bbs
Western at ~ 3O olosins. with buyers snd sel'cs, ~
q ~ . 81 o.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
= : -
INANClAL.
TRs YEARS LOAN
S5Wm
KINGS COUNTY tBRoOKLYN) SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS

KIrcs COUNTY 1RgAmFsRs OyrIcs
Is CouRT SrRHrT, Ba0oxLyN, Feb. H. JS65. !
The County Treasurer hereby invites subscriptions IN sums
OF one thousand dollars aud upvards. oa loan Of SD
authorized BY chap OF the laws Of 1894 and by rsouton
Of the Board Of Supervisors adopted Dec ~ 1884 for the
deuts last call for more troops
Subscribers viii receive aCerhcates OF Indebtedness
bearing ntere from the date Of subscription unit, the bonds
ready for delivery. /.
per snnum payable semi annually TO the irs dys
Nay and kovsmber The principal viii be due and r'y'
bic on the hrst day OF May, 1870
The subscripson hook Il now open al the Treasurer office
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
PETROLEUM GO.

LNvHRErr PETROLEUM co.
NJ FIRST DIVIDEND.
The of this Company have this day dccsrd d
vidend ~ d cent free of goyernmens s ~ ~
earnings OF The Company payable on the WmW nhVn ~
ue ooe of the Company ~ BeAyer street inr "o""N"u'
. ''''' ''''n % 'a' : :" -, ~ JOHN . wISs us.sws'-
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

The Trustees Of this Company have this day declared
regular monthly dividend OF four ~ per free ~ gwcr
men. l from The recsips q The last month paysc on n
transfcr buks will bs ced from the 10th the 18Th inu
givc ARTtfVRT HURD scefcswy
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married. Ntts+ t y
AMAsny-GA ILAIRr,-On Monday February n, by the
Rev Father Geen the daughter Joseph B. Gailard, to
the son Of Simon Amanoy.
3uKrs-SINoNsoN. N.-In this city, on Thursday, March
2, by Rev. J Carpenter Smith THEoDoxx K. BURTE 10
CoRNxLIA d., ony daughter Of w. Simoason, Of Glen
Cove, L. L.
BErrs-DoLsoS. Tuesday. February %, at st.
Bartholomew church. by tho rector, Rev Samuel
Cooke, D. d. WILLIAM NJ BETTs, of Stamford Conn, 70
ANNA daughter Of Henry w Dolson ESQ., OF this city.
HUNr-MUGfoRD-On Wednesday morning, March l,
ST. Clements church, by tie Rev. T. A. Eaton, Henry
W. FoKrscuE HUSr OF Norfolk, England, to CHARLorrE,
third daughter Of Colonel Mugord. H. NJ s., OF Ports
mout tn, England
MKKLK--Drrsn. In Savannah, on Tuesday, Febru
ary IA, nj the Cathedral Of s. John the Baptist Mr.. AU
aUsrus MEskLs Of New York city to Miss JOSEPHINE NJ
DsrrisH, OF the former place.
OAKIxy--BRUNDAGx Thursday, March g. at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev G. j. Geer,
HoBART OAKLEY to MANY, youngest daughter OF James H.
Brundage all Of this city.
SnIrH-CoIIiss.-On Thursday March 2, by the Rev.
DR. Hagany, CoKSEIus Smith to EMMA COLLINS, all OF
this city No carda
MorristOwn papers please copy.
wALrKRs-TIcE.- Brooklyn, N r., on Wednesday,
March at the residence Of the bFdss uncle, by the
Rev. Jacob West Mr.. THOMAS JsvTERsoy WALTERS TO
Miss ANNIE CARR TIcx oil OF that city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

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