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THE APPETITE
RECOMMENDATIONS.


KECONMENDATIO
The following few selected from the multitude
of recommendations in our possession
From W. P. Head, Esq, Bangor Me-
Bangor, Me, April 81 1865.
hereby certify that have used tobacco for thirty
years past and for the last fifteen years have used
two pounds per MONTH have made attempts to
leave of at different tmes-I have left off year
time, but always continue to banker for it until
L used Ortons Preparation, which has completely
cured me of the appetite for tobacco wonld recon-
mend all who affected with this terrible habit to
try the preparation which will certainly if the
directions are followed. W.P. HEAD.
From L. W Adkins Knoxville TennI
Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 5, il6I.
This is to certify that have used tobacco to such
an extent that my health had become greatly impair
ed, and my whole system deranged and broken down.
In Juue, 1867 purchased enc box of orton's Pre-
paration, and after using it found that was COM
petely cured. have not had any hankering desire
for tobacco since using the Preparation believe it
to be all it is recommended and wo nd advise all
vino wish to quit the use OF tobacco to y one box of
orion Preparation. E W ADKINS.
From John Morrill,, Bangor Mel
Bangor March 81 1868.
This is certify that have used tobacco for egh-
teen year; have tried many times to leave off but
have suffered so much from dizziness in my head
and gnawing at my stomach that have given up
the trial. short time since friend Induced TO
.ro Ortons Preparation (sold by you) 1 have done
co, apd completely cured. did not in the least
hankes after tobacco. either to smoke chew, after
JOHN MORRILL,
Price of Ortons Preparation Five Dollars per box,
forwarded to any part of the country, post paid,
receipt of the price. Money sent by mail risk.
Address c. B. COTTON Proprietor Box 5+s Portland
Me-
REFERENCES.
We. the undersigned, have had personal dealings
with c. B. Cotton and have found him relia lie and
fair dealing man. and believe his statements deserving
| the confidence of the public.
S. B. Richardson Rev. J. s. Green, DR.. SEB Gowell,
Portland. Me-; Charles H Morrill,, Biddeford Me-; E.
II. Boyle, Atty Belfast Me- Alonzo Barnard, Bangor
/ Me-. Vim. o. Sweet, Esq, West Mansfield. Mass
| NJ Boynton, East Acworth, N. H.; NJ Quidby, St
townsville, n. J. linn
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G1 900 REWARD for any case which DR.
DI ,OOO Richaus Golden Remedies fail to
All unfortunate sufferers from whatever cause who
may apply for it, will have a Circular sent to them
free, containing description of these wonderful med
cines and the diseases for which they peculiarly
adopted. by DR.. d. r. RICHARDS, 22S Varick street
New York
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NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
Had for sale by all Dealers in Medicine
G. DAMON oe CO., Proprietors.
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Vegetable SiciIiaa Hair Remover

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its tosiic properties areCents the
hGjj from TJ!fji5g 0gEf, as it slim
sttOfcS 0s'fJ 9,Dtls.}sheS the hair
GtNnds. fSY lis use the hair grows
thicker amt StFGRGeE. In badness
i$ restores Tie Cn2lj!EoTy glands
to their sOThpGG Uig0r, and te,iIt
create a mef0 gr0jrtis e.ccept ~
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ever used, as IL requires fesrer
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So 3s3s;ch 0dln!fed bU M. Il. 4.
Hayes, II. u. Stfte 4sSoyer Of
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liSFs a treatise on tire hair, aChjclt
eCe sent free bg5 sI1fgiI 'sDosa dpPJi-
cation. 2CTticf' cG!1t0ilIS c0llaWen-
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Soid By all Druggists and Declers in Medieias-
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Genn Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DBARD0RE ST. CHICAGO: III.
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gans, apply to him and be healed. (Signed)
r. C. THOMPSON. NJ. d.
Oculist and Aurist, No Gle West Washington Street
/ Chicago Illinois
S. P. Burdck, NJ D. New York City.
A. r. Morgan, NJ d. Syracuse, y. Y.
J. s. Douglass ". u. Milwaukee Wis
S. j. Pearsall VI. d. Saratoga Springs N. Y
N S. St.Sure, NJ D. Sheboygan
H. f. Xeiy VI. D. Manitowoc, Wis.
c. G. Crocler NJ. D. Two Rivers Wis.
Miss K. Carey of Schuylerville, n Y cured OF deaf
ness, 10 years standing, in 1852.
Cured Enock Erickson's child years old of ulcer
of eyeball June 1887.
Cured r. r. Anderson OF Mantowoc, of inflammation
of eyes, July, 1867.
Cured Mrs. NJ Burns of Meeme, of Blindness Of three
mouths, spring 1862.
Miss H. Gleason Milton, Saratoga county n. y.
Strengthened Cross-eyes, 1856
Mr. Herdena Kossuth, Aanitowoc cocnty. cured Of
granulateI eyelids, 1867
Mr. Dano, of Manitowoc, cured of inilam ton Of
the eyes, 1867
Cured c. B. Shove, of granulated eyelids in SEQ.
Removed cancer from breast Of Mrs Michael Nc
Carly Of Kossuth, MantowOc county, 1861, July LIST
1867 remains well.
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs ]. Web ster
(ate of Mantowoc) OF Talahassl Florida in Eel ruary
SCI.
Cured L. Winters, of Gibson, Mantle woe corrty of
Fits (of years standingl IN 1860 July 1st 1867 enans
we'll, Could report many other cases permanently
cured.
Na- Call on DR. EASTON Of Nanitowoc Wis. whom
you consult free, ami ne VIII give you capI ~
opinion when cure is or is not possible. 14.13
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FF7HIS excellent medicinal compound VISA frF
Il prepared by Or. j. W. POLAND IN ie4f,
and was then employed with great success In
expelling humors from the blood but Ia 1s4s
medical friend who quite celebrated a ply ~
clan, especially in the treatment of hurDors saG
gested some important improvements, which
adopted and which has made it $50 the people say5
the very best remedy for all kinds of hurors lno-s
to " the faculty.
This preparation is composed entirely of veeeta-
bles, among which Sarsaparila, Yellow Dock.
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot
When the originator lived il New Hampshire, st
Gofstown Centre, for the space of thirty forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, tbs
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which 1t eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more TO be made. in that
gion, some very severe u ses OF EFysipelas were
treated with, and they ere cured! Erysipelss
sores, or carbuncles, those ugly painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it with Scrofula and
Salt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
It is free from any dangerous drugs is pleasant to
the TASTE safe, yet sure and effective in its action
IT
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Positive Remedy for al
kinds OF Humors.

ScrofuIa. Scarvy, Salt Rheum, Carbwa.
cIes and Boiis, Ulcers and all obstiaste
Affections of the Skin, lnf1smmstosy
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chfoaic
Diarrhea, MercuFial Diseases, and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating IN the psranqemeae
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Eiiio~s
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous A.
fections, headache, taneuor, and Depres-
sion of Spirits, Loss OF Appetite, Coast-
pstion.
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CoQK, CCBuRN G GO.

Genn Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DBARD0RE ST. CHICAGO: III.
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DEAFN ESS
REFERENCES.

Noise in the Head, Discharges from the ear, Ca,ar
Fits, Asthma, rheumatism, Neauralgia and reno
Cancers
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REFERENCES

Price of 0rton's Prepara' Five Dollars per box,
forwarded to any part of the country, post paid
receipt of the price. Money sent by mail at risk.
Address b. COTTON Proprietor, Box As, Portland
NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1863.

somebody was yourselfl''l and took my property,
and the magistrates branded me as a murderer and
est punishment. The magistrates from whom no
appeal lies, can easily perpetrate an injustice.
While remained In durance vile no one made in
istence. They went to reviews but, had time to
think Of poor me. They left me to my gloomy fate.
When my property went to the dogs swOre bloody
vengeance against the Prince for only thoughts OF
revenge could pacify my emotions. In the House Of
Correction as Topschider found kindred spirits to
after vengeance on the Prince and his government
as much as did and since April we have always
been the Princes track, especially since we made
for ourselves secret means OF entering the deer
park. However, we did not obtain the favorable
opportunity until June H.
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BROOKLyN NTELLIGEyCE.

BANNER RAIsrNG.-A large banner was raised In
front Of the Republican headquarters in Washington
street last evening. The event was not marked by
any particular demonstration.
COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.--R. A. wallom was taken
before United States Commissioner Jones yesterday
charged with passing counterfeit United States nfty
cent currency stamps. The accused gave ball In
the sum OF 81, 900 to answer.
APPOINTMENT OF A CoRoNBR.-A despatch was
received in this city yesterday to the effect that Cap
tain Edward H. Favin had been appointed Coroner
by Governor Fenon In the place of Michael Slattery,
deceased.
To THE PENITENTIARY.-A young man named
John Keenan, was sent to the Penitentiary for six
months by Justice Cornwell yesterday for stealing
set OF billiard balls from the saloon OF George keiber,
OF No. u Front street.
THEFT OF CuRLs.-Jacob winderun was sent to
the Penitentiary for one month by Justice Cornwel
yesterday for stealing set OF curls from the store OF
William ]. Burrell, OF 19s Fulton street.
ATTEMPTED Observation-Disclosures pried the win.
dow shutters open at the residence Of James Grimm,
in Degraw street. at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. From some reason they did not extend their
operations further.
A PRISONER REsCUED.-Edward Hart was rescued
from the custody Of officer Aldrich Of the Forty
second precinct on Wednesday night, by party OF
his friends. The ofYlcer was struck over the head
with club, but not seriously injured.
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ZION OF M. Pinard the Minister Of the Interior the
Cabinet will avail itself OF the dmia trative power
only In cases OF legitimate dol ce; and, IN conse
quence, for the future many discr, alcies In the sys
tenn OF of1ca candidateshUjs will disappear, such Tor
instance, as decided opposition to a competitor
merely because In some matter OF municipal loan or
railway communication, he may have expressed
opinions at variance with the programme OF the gov
ernment
The Monfteur du soir, in its political bulletin,
says:-The words lately pronounced by the minister
OF Foreign Anairs in the Legislative Body offer new
pledge OF the moderate and conciiatory Ideas which
guide every step OF the imperial diplomacy. The
Marquis de Moustler reminded the Chamber that
France has carefully abstaned from raising ques-
tions relative TO Germany, and that far from purs
ing policy OF distrust ir ltatiOn she has left
nOtlinp undone to calm down public opinion. Never
had she advised the Cabinet OF Vienna to assume q
hostile attitude towards Prussia and never has she
dreamed OF divertng Austria from the labor OF in
patty.
return issued by the Ministry OF Finance gives
the receipts OF the indirect revenue of the empire
for the first six months OF 1868, compared with the
corresponding period Of the two preceding years.
The amount IN 1868 Is 6l6 925 OOOf. being an aug
mentatiOn OF 1858, 00of 1857 and OF 1908 00Of
on 1865 The principal items of increase on 1867 are
the Following In round numbers:-Native sugar,
IA millions, potable liquors, az; customs and corn,
3b; stamp 81; Post ONCE, ! d. There is a decrease
OF four millions IN the import duty colonial sugar
return) and OF three-quarters of million other
foreign sugar The direct taxes received during the
SIX months amount to 2s099 ,000f, in addition ia
sum or ii, 1874, 000f arrears standing over from
1851 The total income from all sources for the hall
year Is thus 900, 6S4, OO0L
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METROPOLITAN FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners met yesterday ut
nine O'Clock.
Commissioner WILSON offered the following reso.
lution;-That the Treasurer be instructed to insist
that IN the receipts for the half yearly monthly
pay roll the words and also all in full of all demands
against said department up to the date hereof be in
serted" which was adopted.
Commissioners WILSON and BAILEY. to whom was
referred a communication from John. II. White re-
speeding the engine house now In course Of erection
on the Bloomingdale road, reported in favor Of OBJ
tanning a transfer OF the same and the payment of
all claims and liens upon the work, provided such
did not exceed $4,000. Adopted.
Commissioner MYERS offered a resolution to the
effect that board or officers consisting Of the As
sisant Engineer the Surgeon, district engineer
and one foreman (the district engineer and foreman
To be designated by the President) be appointed to
examine and pass upon such cases OF charges Of In
competency against officers OF companies az now
are pending or hereafter may be brought before
them, and that IL will be competent for any Commits
sionor the Chief Engineer to report the name Of
any officer whom they may deem Incompetent for
examination by such board, and that they shall
port to the Board Of Commissioners their action and
recommendation. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS Items.

The Java papers mention the appearance Of a
disease among the cattle OF that island, causing
severe loss to the owners.
A lady at Bologne, France, has challenged the
editor OF humoristic Journal for meddling with
her affairs.
correspondent ofa Hamburg paper in st. Helena
writes that the apartments formerly occupied by
Bonaparte on that island are being repaired and
newly furnished.
1t rs mentioned in correspondence from Constan-
tnople that during his visit there Prince Napoleon
received deputaton OF Polish emigrants, and that
alter addressing them In moderation he subscribed
$4,000 towards the assistance fund.
According to statement of Dr. Letheby the daily
consumption in London Is about 1900 tons of fish,
400 sheep. 200 oxen, 90 cows 1000 pigs, 5000
chickens, 1000 900 OF oysters and about 600 of
loaves OF bread weighing one pound each.
Correspondence from Vienna states that the Inter-
national Telegraph Conference has decided upon
using the Hughes printing system. The tariff of
charges between the various countries will undergo
radical revision.
In village near Lubbock, Germany, an Israelite
man, but neither the rabbi nor the Catholic priest
would perform the service The difficulty was how
ever, solved by Protestant clergyman, who helped
them through.
house, formerly belonging to the Jesuits In Gaia
MIA, Sicily was recently purchased by the railway
company. On taking 1t down series OF recesses
was discovered I'm the cellar walls, In which were
found several skeletons, evidently OF persons who
had been built In alive From long shreds OF cloth
attached to some II Is presumed they were priests
Statistics affirm the number Of human beings who
have existed since the creation to have been So 627
S43,273075,221. Dividing this numberb by the superb
cial capacity OF the globe gives each person about
one-fth part of foot square OF terra frnld, and in
this case the earth is one vast cemetery BY the
calculation the digging OF graves for all the dead
since the creation would be a work equal to turning
over the surface OF the earth Isl times.
The Paris Chdrirdrt represents figure OF Peace try
Ing to avoid a series OF cObwcbs, among which the
most prominent are:-the Eastern the Roman and the
German questions. The same paper commenting on
the serious frequency OF hydropbooa, suggests that
citizens obliged to go In the streets during the pre-
sent seas on should protect themselves from danger
by wearing an iron cage suspended from the shou-
ders, similar TO huge crlnoline.
matchmaker OF Paris possesses wonderful
watch valued at 81 000 During the late international
exhibition the Idea occurred TO him to Offer IL for sale
10 the Sultan, who has an inclination foe expensive
ewelry; but although the royal Secretary admired 1t
he assured the dealer that his Majesty would not pur
chase, having already watch that gave him entire
satisfaction. and TO prove his assertion fetched IT,
What was the jewellers surprise TO find that the
watch was mounted on diamond about the size
OF silver dollar and finger thick having value
OF ut least 100000.
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INDIA.
Cholera Among Pilgrims-Rni'rOad COnsolida-
tOn-Allies for Russln--Native Insubordina-

Cholera Among Pilgrims-Rni,r0ad Consoliaa-
tiOn-Allies for Russla--Native Insubordina.
tion.
BY way Of England we have papers from Calcutta
to the 18th and from Bombay to the 10th OF June.
The Calcutta Ehglisnnaan reports the following
news detals:-
Cholera is reported to have broken ont at Pooree
and its neighborhood among the pilgrims to the
shrine OF Juggernaut
The government has made over tho working of the
Calcutta and Southeastern Railway to the Eastern
Bengal Railway. The two lines are already con-
nected.
Baboo Joykissen Mookerjee the well known Ze-
mlndar of Ooterparah, near Calcutta, has published
memorandum on the causes Of the epidemic which
prevails in the Hoogy ana Burdwan districts He
attributes the increased uDhcalthiness OF these dis
tricts to the gradual sitting up OF khalls ponds or
meres) rivers and watercourses. This stops drain
age and produces swamps.
small war has broken ont in the Cuttack hill
districts, and some hundreds Of policemen have been
ordered to the scene OF action.
strong police guard is to be maintained on the
eastern frontier OF the Chtagong district to prevent
the irruptions OF the Kookees and ShndOos.
The average price per chest Of opium was rs
1.425 90.
The monsoon broke in heavy storm along the
coast of Masulipatan northward.
From the frontcrwe hear that FerOZe Shah has
resumed his position among the independent
Yusufzye tribes He openly proclaims his alliance
with Russia. The AkhOond OF Swat declined to
sanction jehdd against the English in revenge for
the blockade and advised the mountaineers to wait
I'LL they were attacked.
In Cabool matters are without change Sirdar
YakOOb Khan has gone to Maimanah to assume the
direction OF the campaign in Tufkestan against Sir
dar Abdool Rahman Khan, who had again advanced
from Balkh.
The Bhanmo expedition is reported to have been
abandoned for the present for want OF funds, Cap
tain Sladen's official designation has been altered to
that Of Political Agent ut Mandalay.
The Madras Chamber OF Commerce has protested
against the abolition Of the Madras Mint on which
the government of India had resolved.
From an annual report as to the Calcutta vOlun-
teers 1t appears that there 205, 100 being eifec
tive.u
The French bark st. Bernard has been wrecked ut
Madras, and serious damage has been done to tie
Madras pier by her coming against it.
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POLICE GENERAL 0RDeR-N0. 536.

The following is the Official order issued by Super
intendent Kennedy to the captains of the several
precincts in the Metropolitan Police district in the
case Of patrolman James Nee, Of the Twenty-frst
precinct:-
The Board Of Metropolitan Police having been
officially informed by Captain Allare of the Twenty
first precinct, of the ASSASSINATION of patroman
John Smedick, on the night Of the 23d of July while
In the faithful discharge of his duty and that patrol
man James Nee, OF the same precinct, gave pursuit
and cOurageOusly overlook and arrested the assas-
sin, unanimously adoptel the following
Resolved That patroman Jas Mee for his
duct in arresng the murderer Of paroman Smedck of the
Twenyrst precinct deserves special and
consideration thereof he hereby appointed roundsan on
the force and assigned to the Twenty precinct for duty
You will read this order before each platoon at six
p. NJ. muster on the day OF and the succeeding day
after receiving the same.
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UNITED STATES aAaSHAl'S OFFICE.
Pardon Of Internal Revenue Defau

Pardon Of Internal Revenue Defauisc,-.
Charles Hartman and Ferdinand Sulzberger were
convicted at the June term of the United States Dis
tric Court for this district OF conspring to
whiskey to place other than bonded warehouse,
and were sentenced to imprisonment for ten days
and to pay fine OF $4,000 each, and to stand i'm
pris0ned until payment OF the fine.
The President now, on the grounds that they have
already served out their term OF imprisonment are
wholly destitute Of means to pay their fines, have
each a family entirely dependent upon HIM for sup
port who are now suffering for the necessaries Of
life; and further, that their pardon has been
mended by Secretary McCuloch, Congressman Chan
Ter and Wood, Mayor Holman, John Il. Haskin,
Judge Brady, G. +. Howe Sheriff O'Brien and many
others, Internationally pardOns them.