Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1864-07-16

              DAILY-OHIO STATE JOURNAL. MEDICAL. T" LH f-o.a TlHIlAK AHB aUTKaAAUi it AMERICAN REMEDIESTj Haw im"i I PROPOSALS. aVALED PROPO ALB tofnroleh Timber and Ma- m ltoi will b. nerved t "', - AUOUSi eXt, Bl " ' ooauauicao. . , hrTIm laf .OT. rt.m ' "V'-",' 'J dS.T 4 to im muei " K.rnt..i.Ui ..a ''rk,tollSS n.mtd er. particularly daecrlbed ' printed . ESSIiT aV whiehwill t fu-nUbl to anon oa d,ir.too0.r,oB application toth. (fcrnataudBBte X.. mpaetlv. yard, o.-to ; C Stond thoaauf 11 th. Y.rd. upon .ppl'oetlon J.t i. ..-h anrtti nlikM. ODlT Will be ..... mnA Nk Aunt tor each elation will, .1.. iu.u of their own y.rd., h.v. y t cl"K""",.?,k"';.0.lb,"i T.rde for .lamination nly, from hlc'1 Judged whether it .111 M Orel tnbl. to m.ne ....... r .i...i..ai-aotthoaeY.rde. Allolh.r thing! being oquel, prer.uo. will to gln " aril Mere nail be made for the whole of tho elat. at mar yard, upon 000 of tho printed nthedeloe, or in . ' . , ... .1 , . . ant u. MB .irtet conformity moremiu, ...., "r."1.' -h...i .- . .h. nnrun. to III! Coo- a....,.. J... v., J or to nnv Mnrr Agnt, tho form 01 Oder, of rtierauty, and other necee.ary infornallou reapecllog th. propoaala, Will o mm Tin oontraot w 11 bo awarded to loveat bidder who give, proper gu.'.ntlee, aa required by tl.o law M Auguat 10, 1".8, tho Navy Depa-tinout leaertlnii the right to reject tho iowtit Ma. or 007 wnicu maj ha AmA vhr.thllant. Tlrt oontrMl will bear date tb dy the notMc- tcm li iItbd tLd dUnrll cB aaiaiiua iron Mist 1t. , , fluretlcf inthtt fall nraoant will brM)tilrd toilsn tU coDtrsct, and their rwpunalbilitr certlttfd t lij m Uaitwl SUt DUtrlct Ju$t UolUd BUtM DU-riat Attornttv. Collector, or Nvr Agent. A d- tlonal uciirltv.twiii.tviAr Mi-tUBi will tw Wi h hold from the amonDt of tb bilU nutll theeontratts alnll hif bMo cop'wJ, and elghlf tr eMnm f Mahblll ftflnrnrJ In triilici.tA by the comtl and- nta of the nipeoU yardt, will be iaid If lb Uvf ApBBttkl the Hlii)-a of dultvry, la fundi or ceriinraua, ai in onimn i inn uoniuni-ni, withia tn dajf after tb warraot of tht aame tnnu un Hen paw a aj mw nwmtrj vi uw a iu MBawlOfT r3 Ui elaatf nijalrtd a the re- ETTTFRT. Ctatfl Ko, 1, White Oak hop', Kft. 11, hit Oak KpaI and Keelauo riwiw; Mo. 3, White 0k (7arv Timber and Koe; Ho. 4, White Onk PI auk; No. fl, Taltow Piu Logi; No. 7, Tel low Pint Btam; No. B. Tellow Pino MmM and Hj.t Timtier; No. 11, hltePlD Plunk and Board; No. li, M'blaa Pitia and White Oak Deck Plank; ln. 1, Aib tg and Plank; No. 14, Ash 4)ar; Ku. IfV, n Ichor Dufa; Ni. 17,Oer1.rBoada, No. 18; Locust; No. 1". White Oak fiurrm and Heading: No. to, Black Spruce; No. M, LlgoaoiTilfa; No. Iron, rnund. flat, and sauare; No. 20, fit eel; No. 37, Ir.it Hpikt-a; No, UH. Iron Null, wroiiKht, and ont; No. AO, Lead; No. Nl.Tfn nod Zinc, No. HO, Hardware; No. 'It, Tuola for fitoree; No, M, White Luad; No, 37, Zinc Paltita; No. 39, Cvlorrd Patota, drver; No. SO, TarpaTUlue, Vnminh; No. 40, l.timeedOll; No. 41. Olaat; No. 44, Fish Oil; No. 4ft, Tallow, Boap; No. 47, bhip niandl-ry. CHARLE3T0WN. OlMfWol, WhitoOakLoffri: No2. White Oak Krai rter-M; Hob, WhtlMXk .urTd Timber; No4, Whit Oak Plank; No II, Tollow Plna LoKg; No in, Wh t P1d llMt and 8pnr Timber; No II, White Pirn Lout, Plank, and lizard i; No 13, Wbltn Pine Ock and 8U(fl Plaok; N.) IS, Ah Loga aol PUok; No 14, A th Oam; No IB, Black Waluut and Ohorry; No 18, t ocat; No li), White Oak 8tait and Ilt-aillugi, No 20, Blaok tspruee; No M, Mfritumrltai; No itfi, Iron; No at, Btwjl; No 87, Jron lplki; No lieu Nalla, wrought and cut; No 3U, Lmit; No 31, Zim , Tin, and Bolder, No 93, hardware; No .'14, T. oU for ptorrt, Ac; No St. White f-fud; No Hi, Zinc PalnU; No tH, Colored PalntH; No 3'J, Turucutlne and Var-nUh; No 40. ttnaeed Oil; No 41, OUna; No 44. Whale Oil; No 45, Tallww, Soap and Sweet Oil; No 47, Bbip Chandlery, , BROOKLYN. OraaaNol, White Oak hgr, No 3, White Oak Keel Piecee; No A, White Otik Ourvud Timber; No 4, White Oak Plaok; No 1, Yolbw Piue Log; No 7. Tellow Pino Btama; No 8, Yellow Pine Mut and Bpar Timber; No tl, White Oak II m nil and Plank; oil, White Pine Tltnber and LoKn; No 13, Anli ank; No 14, Aeh Otin; No lis, Hickory lir and Hand 8plkee; No 16, Black Walnut and Chorrr; No 17, (,'edar; No 18, Lonnst; No lit, Wiilte Oak btavoa and Heading; No 20, Black Spruce; NoW, Mahoguny; No 23, Lignunivltin; No 2. Iron, round, Hat, and t(uare; No'iii, Htet-1; No 27, Iron bpikcn; No Wt tron Nalii, wrotiRht, cat; NoW); Uad; Nu 31, Z.ne, Tin; No Sfl, Hardware; No 34, Toole for Btonn; No 30, White Load; No.'i7, Zinc Puitit; No 3H,CoIorf-d Palntu, Drora;No31f, Vrulnli; No 40, Lifecd Oil; No 41, Glaea; No 42, Uruxheti; No 41, FUU Oil; No45, Tttllow: No 47. Bbip CltamllM y. PHILADELIMITA. Clnca No 1, White Oat hvgr, No. 2, 'bite Oak Keel Piece; Nc 3, White Onk L'urvod Timber; No 4, White Oak Plank; No 10, White Pine Mudt and Hoar Tiniher; No U, Whlto Pme Plank and Bonrd; No 13, White Pine Deck I'Unk and StK I'lauk; No 1,1. Aib Luk and Plabk ; No 14, Au Oare; Nit 1C, Hlack Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany; No 17, Cypress aud ' editr; No. lu, Lncuat TrntURllti: No 20, rilack Bpruoe; No 23, IilgoomTitn'; No 115, Iron, round, fiat, otiare; No 26, Btoel; No 27, Iron Hp ken; No XA, Irru Kalle, wrought, cat; No 3D, Lead; No 31, Zinc, Tin Kid Bolder; No 33, Hardwarf; No 31, Toolrj fur tOTii; No 30, White Lead: No 37, VAuo Paintg, o tit, Golorod Palnta, Dryere, hoJH, Vamlrtb; Vo 40, Linseed Oil; No 41, QIakr; No 44, Fieh Oil; Ho 4A, Tallow, Foap, Bweut Oil; No 47,bbfp Chand-Urj, No 44i, OaLuni; No 60. IuRot Coppur. WASHINGTON. ClaiKol, White Oak Knee Piecea; No 11, White Pine PWnk and Board; No 1.1, Ash 1'Unk; Nol 1 Ah Oare; No 10, Black Walnut, Cherry, anj Alhogan; JJplT, Oypreei; No So, fpnice Pine Bpare; No 2L', Poplar; i'o 26, Iron, ronnd, flt, and squaro; No 2-1, Btwl;JW2Y, HplliA; KoSI. NftHitNo 30, Liud; No M, JSluc, Tin aiid Boldfr; HX Hardware ; No Vi, Tooli for 6t.rc; No 3, White Load; No ri7, Xlof. Valot; No 3i, Colored Piiinti; No H Tiirpontliin find Varniih; No 4", Llneeed Oil; No 41, (llaie; No t Vallnw, ffop o.; No 7. Ship Chand'ery; No 43, Oakum; No i(; Tank Jrcn; No 60, Inot Ot'jipor; No W, Polftfll No 84, Bwll.twl. jr-Uw-w JNO, I at. a&MT CLOTHING AND EQtTTPAQR OFFICB, Hi MP I KM AT I. O..JulV. 18t'4. Ik. rHfiPORArH ARE INV1TKI BY 'IU1D (JND 1' nntil FKIDAY. .lulv 19. Hu4, At 2 o'clock P. M.( fcr manucturinti tof thlt D.tpan-ment. (by con t met Iloppltal Tent and Fll; Wall do do; Bh-jiter do do: Making and Trimming Driwara a id Knirti, ana Inrnlnhing the trlmm ng tlierefor. Bidden muat lie prepared to take the material in the pteoe or tho garments cnt ont, ,ot the omve-Blfnoeo the Department; the manufactured pur-lonti to be returuud and loepeHud at the plaoe Ifetedhy tlte Depnctment lu title city. Parties must illitlnotly atato In tbetr Mds the quantity they propoce to manniacturo, tho price of tnnktngoiof making and Ulmming, and time of '. ATguarantoe Blgued by two responsible perfleas, mutt aocotupany each bid, guaranteeiuo: that tbn . biddor wilt nianu'actare ttio artlules awarded to him under hie proposal. Bids will bo opened on Friday, Jnly lAth, 18(11, at So.cloek P. M.( at this offlce, and biddure aron- qoeatNl toboprfiPtit. Awards will be niadeon Saturday, Jnly 10, HM. BondJi Will be required that the contract will h ftttthfullyrulflllod. Tolegrasis relating to Proposals will not be eo- Bhnk forms of Proposals, Contrasts and Bonds k.. nkiAlnkfl at ttila nlllrM. The right to rejoot any bid deemed vnroasonahle tireerrved. . m By ordw oTOol. Tuomas flwonns, A. Q. M. O. " C. W. MOliLTON, JyltlS Captain and A. Q. n. NOTICE. Ofcftffl or f!ontwmoiren. or Pmntiii., 1 Oou'NBl'a. Omo. Juno 84, 1S'4. f SEALED vnor8AL8 WILL B HKOEIvrD nt tbo OHlco of llio Boototory of Sutlo ol tnn fH.M of Ohio, until Thursday, tha 18th dtty of Augnsl, 1804, .118 o'clock M., for oxwnlliiB 'ho 8tto Prlntloi!, ...... ..n r..p it.. n..rlid of iwo V(r. ftom ann niter tho nr Moml.y or aumawnni ;. to nccordanco with tho provlalon. of tho .i:t rntltled "no act to provide for ll .xnoutlun and .iiimrti.iop of the State Printing and Biudlng," pamd M.reU Hi, 1881), nnd Uio net .upplomentary thereto, pnul 5ill printod Bpbcifioatiohs can be had on appll .1 .l1..Uut.,nrlil.lL Each propoaal must be accompanied by a bond, " . jH!.ri,. f. l.. il.. I, I, with at W.t two good and .nllleUnt .iiretloi, aatlaractory to the Comnilul.nir. of Printiou, In the ponal .una of ti n formance, pnreoant to law. of inch clai. or clame of th. mate prmtiDK m mj , ... .... iimiia.trtd lUmaBfi br mch old' Aor to the ntat. of anoxciu of cut. oror tho bid or bide of inch bidder which It. Btate may be oljlln-d So p., for enoh work hy ra.on ol the .ila ol nioh bidder t. complete hit contract; ..Id bond tt. be nnll . i . n MB,rul .hall bo awarded to him. 11, Hi .BoooompoaW o uoh ood I.UI oe MUortooied A like bond In th. penal eom of live thonnd JoV lar., mnet nccompany nwu tyj,.. Coploa of bondi (In blank) will be fnrnlnhod to bidden on npplic.tion to the Becretnry of State. In all reepecti the printing and bmdlog .hall be . ,t. I.tll. tlinronf mailoont. Died, and- luda.d'nald Infonrormlly with tho provliloni of the net "To provide for the elocution end lupervl- rioo of th. otet. printing ana oiuuik, iin-.ru March 34. ltil to which act relerenoo iioeroy made lor nch fnrthor information ae niy uooMiroo, k. u..lMll. and eodoried on the out -,. -fV, . ..inne. PiononaU for Pnbllo Print. or "Prcpoial for Binding," antbeoa may beTand nddrevwd to tbo Becrotatry of Stale, Tit W. Hiw.rntarv ol htate. JAltKS H. GOUMAM, I Conjmli'iri Auditor of Slate, f of Printing. J08IPH U. BII.EY, Comptroller of the Troaiury. 1e?4.d1t , CLOTHilMC. ROSE & BEEM, Merchant Tailors, AHEAD AGAIN. ' : BAY HOWOWtH A IOMi AND WLI .elected Stools, of OoodB In onrt1n.,bongM Poreath at the Oheaport Po-rlM. wJ W n.tnntly on tand .11 of Good, in th. E..t.rn m.rkrt, j. them nt , . an other honi. In th. Weit. AJ .ftr.botb , . phacticaIaTAilobs.": . . A-WOItvr. anrt .ttABd tO blSllVMS ilyrw. K.rnnu.Vol -tuill. b..h oTr".nd. and th. Pnbllo In Oen.r.1 nr.lnTit. to ca.1 and -l.aln. pn, g let. befor. P"' alaewh.r.. B0BB " BlHW.UOt-J . VOLUME XXVII. RAILROADS. soauiEU ABBANUKIUSKT. iae4. 1864. Columbus . & Indianapolis HAIIiWAT, VIA Xnln. Irarfonl frrbnna. Pljn land llltitinioml. f and Kirnmonu Trolu Iwto Colopboi dAlly Cbond.jmotea, rn'toT" TRAIN. (VIA DAYTOM) At 1:15 1. .: rrl t Xwl. t . . D.jto .t Khmond.t:l m., Indi.n.p-lll t ".Inn. ., Uhlc.so .t ao p. ., ud Bi. Luul u :a) p. m. arm Kh TH.Itf IVfA PIUUA1 At t m.! tnr Hnrln.nhla .Bd M.n.TlUi . it i iiij. M..,rln.lrw. at PiOO. for Ft. W.yiie, Toledo .ta uetrpii, nt unw"' port nd OMo, ud .t lndi.Bnp.lU wlih tr.ln. lor iorr.-tt.uto. i.iy.iw. vuiopn "r 1 Qulncy Ao. TUIHD TRAIN, fl IA DATTOrtV At Tire, at Xnnl. t i.0i n. m., D.yton ntmwn. ni., oinun llin it Wc hoi. od for tiig.n.port nod Onion- (B, nnd ni lndmn.poin for Ti-n.-unni.,iini.i., Uhlrano. ourii.ltn.ld noa uaincv. fOUKTH TnAlN,(VIA PItA-At 11:10 n. ni; r.nt.f.rt. .t Mllford for UsryiTllle nnd Spriugneld, At Drbaon for B ll.font.ioo, A... nt. Plqun for nirhmm.it fur I.na.B.nort Bod Ohl- nd it Hidl.napolln for LoilUrlllr, HI. Lool. FIFTH TTUltt. (VIA PATTOIt ) At n. n . . . . vnni. . t run in n.vtnn .t BOX) II. H lllhn.nnrl .1 ft '21) D IB.. roailocttnK fr V'S'WOat' .Od CIllCB-, . lBdtoB.B.11. ."""'". BIXTU TSA1N, (PIQTTA AOpOMMODATIONl ...An i rnnnnrt. At Urb.n. for Dt'llnrODt.lO.. nodnt Pta.ii. lor Mm., Tolodo, uotroit, i. wnyn.. for !., to nil tin prtnrlpnl Woiwrn polnti, nt n low iiwh bv .ny othor rout.. FIRST CLASS BLEEPING CAB80M N10HI TRAINS. H. B. BIOKtOW, f npr.1 P.Bwtngor Antiut, Colombo., 01 HSNRV IIIIUUK9, Ticket AKt'tif, Union Depot, Colnmbol, O. fAiliimbui, Jut,. IHflU-tf ClnmlMifl C;i.;llBCopyJ ' Tl M il Eli AKiuMEflEiW. I2TTLE SHAXH AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS, For Cincinnati, Imyton, Richmond, In dianapolis & unioago, nithont dun., of 0.n lo DAYTON nnd III OH-I10ND, nod only one ch.nK. of Oui to bT, MJUlD, ltJlLAHArUl.lD WIUAUV, On end ner Monday, May 23,,l8e4' Trains will rati ai followi i fODB TBAIN8 DAILY FBOU OOLUMBCS, (flnftdayi ezceptod.) nnjT TOAiif. mimtiuiim niVKflM DTitTMnwn A Ml) IM. OIANAPOLIB NIGHT KXPUKBB leaTee at 1:86 .. etopping nt iioudon, iema, uayum, morrow, id Lov-laod. arrWiUK al OluolDnatt at o;36 a. m., Bi:baiond C-.U a. m Indiauapolli 8:10 a, m., Obl- omgo 8:36 p. m. nroonD tbw. OlNOtHVATT. llltlUMONO. INDIANAPOLIS A UHIOAUO TBAIN Icavoa at 8:00 a. m.. itopuinK at ail itatloni on the L. HI. A 0. A X. B. B., connect ing with the train on the Marietta & Cincinnati R. B. torlilllaboro, Ghitllcothe and Marietta, ar-riving at Ciucluiiatl at 11:25 a. m., at Dayton, 8:62 . in., topping at all etatione on the itayton A Wentern Uu.llroad, arriving at Richmond 10:40 a. m., Indlaunpolia 2.06 p. m., Ohloago 8.36 p. in. rU. B. Thin train li the qulokeat bwiu Oulutii boa to Obloago; tlmi occnplod being 14 honra and 36 roiii at m, which in qulckvt than by any other liailroad route. ntino TOAIlt. mHifTtWHATT. HATTON. BIOHMOND AND IH DIANAI'OI.IS DAY BXPUKaS leaven at 11:60 a. mu topping at JeBeraon, London, Oharierton, r" vine, Aetna, opnug vauey, voiwio, mwmw, Lebanon, Foater'a, Loveland, Camp Dennttoo, Mil-ford and Eugiutt Uouae; arriving at Cincinnati at :& p. ra., uaywn at a w p. ui.. nitumuuu i. m., IndUnapollu at 8:60 p. m., and Okicago, 8.30 ui. rottaTB YltAIM. HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION leave tB:36 ui., stopping nt all etatione on the L.M.4 0. A X. n ' 7.1 II. t)...nn. Hill MikmUvlttA and Plainvlllo, arritlog at Cincinnati at 4:00 a. m. HLMPIHO OABt OwlTlOtlT TBAT'WP FOB CI1I- (JINN All AH U IMKUKAfOUIO. N. B. For further Information applr at tht Oo lombns Union Voyct Tlck.-t orllcAof T. 1.UDQH. Attaint. F. W. BTftADKU. OonM Tlckot Art., Uln., 0. . W. WOttDWAIlD. Hap't. Cln.. 0. Uolnmbiui, nay aw, iwa, , M MliER AltltiKilHl.I.I. TL5ffB CHANGED. Urent Nortkern & Eastern Route. CLEVELAND, COL,UMBUS RAILROAD. Tlir-ase Trialna TDlXjr, Trom Uolnmbni, In connactlou with TralM on th. UTTLI MUKI AND (WLUMBUB AMD XUIU flu ran.. wmrm w 1'tir.Rrt Iavi Oolnmbo. at 8:60 a. a. Will ap nt Delaware, Aehley, Cardlnjiton, OileM, LnA at all etatlon. north of Gallon, arriving at Oloveland at 11:30 a. m.i Duukirk, 8:80 p. m.; Bnf fulo. 0:06 n. 01.; Albany, 4:46 n. m l Mew York, lo ail a. m.; Boeton, S:i 0 p. m.; Chicago, via Greet. line, 8:M p. m.i A'UUJDurg, o:ow y. u., riwow phla, SEW TOBK IxrBKSnLeave.Oolnmbnjtl()iaO in. Will MOP at ufiawa.w, a", r .,, k..it.. N.tu, i.nnoen. weiiinirton an , T-o-" . - ,,. Uiirtou arriving a . . r,V - d in kirk. 8:SJ p. m.i BnOnlo, 8:56 p. m.i Atb.njT, ' ' . - v w n..l n m , Hnabin. :AO D. m.i Pithitinrg via (Ireetlln'o at 7:6U p. mji Phllwlolphla, uoioaav ".'"""1 TSiao Tnaiw. HAIL AND IXPKESS-Lcave. Oolnmbn; at t-m a Will P 011 l, e00"1 ht'b'' -"i T'i. n., .. . lumn. ll:GUO. m.'. PitU- bnrg via (5r.illno1a':20a.m.iPhllailelphl., Ohlcago, 8:06 a. m. a, iviaw.ni with Si,rloIMd Branch for Soring. Bold and point, on that road. At Greitline with PitUborg, Ft. Wayn. end Chi. oago Bailrood lor 1'ltt.jurg, Philadelphia and BalU. ""i"! '?. J 'IWS?K- v.. ......A ...rk Railnd. for all point, on that road. Aim, for Toledo end Chicago. At flraftou, tor loieno aou , iiwaov. . mni., with Lake Shore i.nitruan for aula Donklrk, Buffalo, Now York and Bolton. PATENT BI.BEPIMO .JARS ABE BOB OH ALL YOBK AND BOSTOM. Bawou tjkidut laroool to Now Tor anil Booion um n-tal, .ho. lo ralloAilpWa awd Um nnTcnNiao. . ... uu a. (lolnmbnl at 19:46 B. B. ttnclnnatfpru arrive, al Oolnmbn. at 110 'Ooiombni Accommodation arrive, at Oolnmbn. al 8t60a. m. Fare as Low as by aoy other Route Aft for Wake in&eaiBe or Wi I (.8. FLINT, BonerlntendenVOleveUnd, Ohio, jImpatAa Oolnmtna. Hay 10. Urt. Vermin Exterminator. lor1 Kih, Nice, Roaches, Ata ' Hltl HI1U8. lOlltl ID f Urn, niHIirilB. aa.:., lom.Tie uaa rJautM, Fo Ih, AnluialM, . Put ns In SSc, oOo. and 11 00 Boiee, Bottlee, and rioaka. SS and 16 elae. fot llonu, 1 0.1.10 lull- t prion., . "Only iBfalllbloromeaia anown, "Free from Poleon.." .'Not Oangerou. to the Raman Fatally." " Kate oome out of their hole, to di.. Sold Wbolenl. In .11 large title.. OW Sold by DniKgi.te and Uctallen everywnera, B.- 1 1 1 B.wani I II of all worthies. Imitation., ar S-that "OonA.'." nam. ! on .aoh Bos, Bottle, and riaek, betore yon buy. VAndraai H K VK V B. CjOJlTAU. o nnnunTS audS. . sJilOal.. WholeBVl. and rj,,aJtl Aoi, OolBabui, Ohio, aarlo-Md-Snt RAILROADS. SCMMKlt AKKANIiEMfillT. 1884.': Hs-JBT. 1BB4, OSNTZLAL OHIO & TBOBBNVXXiXi RAILROADS, OAbv th. ahortstt, nnlekMt and aort rUbU. mu W PTTTSBUItaU UAKBlSBUlia, BAtiTl. KOBE. WASHIUQTOB 01TY. PHILA-DBLPH1A, li IW TUBE A BOSTON. aWtor. m on. nr, wa fvMMBbMHl OnBiwi BBHrOBB. Trwhal le.ro Oolombw dairy (BuAny Mstptrf) BIOBT BIPBBSB Lobtoi Oohtmbw. Tin Ontrn Ohio B. B.,A:10a. .! will Mop at all aeatloH waet Ignaled; arriving nt Bellaalr. nt 10:4S .. BalU ora,gB.m.;WaahlBgtonOfly,9n.a. E1.httr.iu dally to FhludBlphui and New York I alio eonnertr at Belloair. lor PHUbora. Harrkbwg, Pbiladalpai. and N.w Tork. NIOBT BX'BESe ru TBDBIBTIU.I.-LoaTC Oolnmbta mo a. Mnnennii. i.io arrive, nt PltUbug 8:80 p. mi Uave. PitUborg 4:10 - , ..nuaw ,H a. a..: PUladalnkta TlOu a.m.. 8.W York via PtTHadalpBl 1M0 bu BalliBWC TaU .. a.; Washington OHy:60 a. bu K1W TUBE BIPBBBi VIA STWUBENVTLLl Loava. GohuBbu lOtBO a. a.l .rrtve. .t BtwboB-.111. fcOO n. m l Ptttriwrg n p. m.: Hnnlibnr, S65 a. m.i PhiUvaelphla WW a. mew ion n. Alleotown l:w p. ta raiiaoeipna. . . Baltlmor. U:M a. m.l Waihtortoja OUT t:Mp.a DAY BXPBESa tu OBMTBAL OHIO B, B.- fMoa nolnmbna trOO B. will AoB at all Itn Uonl, and arrive at Belloair. 10 p. at.; Grafton, ftAt PiMlniflait. aifiu: Onnberland. Bk)6: atarilB. burnt. lli4Ai Hal ...... -- lin 1. im.i Balllnoi. S:f)T Waehlnntoa OttT. If i ' t: 10 a. B..; uarnennvg ia:.o u. m.; rmiaopi,au.u..7 new York raw p. nr.; bbiubmivb .:bu p. m.t waau Ingtos OUT tlMlp. . S.nor.1 Ylaket Afratfeaval Ohio B. B. I.TbOOBL. SanernltiokM 1ml MeabeavHl.. B. B. mmr 'ii' Atlantic Railway (JUMMEB ABBANflBWBNT.-TWO THB9B0R O'Jtxproi. Train, between OLBVKLAMO AMU IW TOBK. lake. oBeol July 11, lost. HEW YORK THKOIIUH 1.1 NB. . Loav. OKvoland at t) A and MO r t Arrive at LeavlU.bnrgh.U:8 A M 10:46 r a Hoadvlll.at...nM 1:10 r Oorry at..... 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Tfr4 All TdAKKiKirr arlTertli4jinoti mutt b pild for, uoreaftr, at l he time tb?y Are ordered, other-wb e tboy will uot ppar lo tbt peper, fhii rule will bo ileld'y tdherrd to la all oroi. Ttitire will bm on -xcvptlon. All loirml aad reoraUlDsadTerUM wenU will come Hadf r tula rule. FROM VIOKSBURQ. i'elebraflnn of tha Fourth or Jul al l..e HonH ui .n. avawia. t THE ntEEDMK.VS PARADING. From tko Herald, of July 6. Till TRIP. By invitation of tho "Committee of Ar rangements" a party of teachers and their escorts and other friends of tho Freedmen, embarked on board the Diligent on the morning of the 4th inst. Tho Diligent left the levee at Vicksburg soon after 7 o'olook a. m., and made a pleasant trip in about three hours, down the river stopping at the landing at Davis1 Bend, whence the party wero conveyed in ambulances, wagons, bug gies and other vehicles, to the late residence of Jefferson Davis, about two miles from said lauding. TflK "JKVV. PIACE." The :Jeff. plaoe" is also a very fine plan tation. Tho residence has not been injured, except the door locks and oue or two marble mantels broken up, apparently for trophies. Xhe JerT. furniture has been rn. with furniture brought here. ' THE nuUSB THAT JBPf. BUILT. The houso is, in its ground plan, in the form of a oro.-s but oiio floor with large rooms and amplo verandas. The portico in front is suriDorted with Dinars, ana these form the only ornamental .features of the house, except such as were added for this occasion by the artistic touohes of our Northern sisters. Of theso were festoous, wreaths, stars and garlands, mysteriously woven in evergreens and nowors. uver the portico entrance outside woro the following inscriptions, tho letters were formed by oedar foil. age: "T1IR HOUSE THAT JKTF BUILT.'' " WELCOME." The lattor motlo was arched nJ, with tho festoons, niado a very beautiful appearance.Inside wore beautiful stars and garlands of flowers, and over tho exit at the baok door, the following inscription, surmounted by a star: "EXIT TAAITOB." It wns fecetiuusly remarked by an observer that tho moral was "Down with the traitor And up with lb. atar." TUB OBOUVUS. On the grounds in bunt of the residence Um oiitiboalcrcw suspended a string of sig nal colors on oacu side of the "starry ban ner," presenting an cfieot amid tbo dense loliago of the liWoaks, and the grey moss, "altogether boautious to look upon," while nn the tables under the trees wero spread things not only pleasant lo tho sight, but good for food. And when we saw those pleasing objeots, the wi.- 't uo;r hands, .....i ii.; n,an... haDnv faces of the guests .ml (heir "escorts." and reflected that the nahla sons, bv a iruard of whom we were surrounded, were no longer slaves; that they had tTith thousands or tnetr nroturen, oeen brought 03t from tho House of Bondage, by tho "God of Abraham;" that tho very houso nAo, ni.an,A(l hv nuBsionarios and teaohers. 1,0.1 t,i n vMrin. boen in tho servioe of despotism, ouut, in met, . slavery by the great chief who prererrea to rule iu a misorable petty despotism, to D.Mtlnn a ...til ami mncnanimous Republio, we could but think that Heaven looked ap- provingly upon the scene; mat "uoa saw everything that he had made, and behold it as verv eooo. I The exercises woro as usual for tne Qloeious Foueth." At tho oonolusion or tlio exeroisos tho wholo party went " from labor lo refreshment." the dinner. a enmninmis dinner was served on the veranda, at the back of the mansion. There was an abundance or an mat oauiia uu uv Sentiments wero presented ana respond ed to in nn impromplu, but appropriate manner bv the various speaEors. The following song, oomposed for the 00- oasion, was load by Mr. oioLonnen : THE HOUSE THAT JEFF. BUILT. ' . Ala "jlotii toaa oVnr." How oft wllhln then airy hall. The traitor of the day . Haa beard ambition', ttumpet call., , ur druamed of war'a array 1 Or of an Empire droaiued, whoa, baas Mllllonaof blaekaahould ho; ' Aha I bolbre thla day', aweet fac. Where can hla vlatona bo I Those Xmpir. dreamt eh.ll be filtnlled, Hut not a. rebels thought Liko water at Ih. clattrn apllted, Their hoaeu .hall come to nonght. From go" 1 lk6 from K" to ll.hold our country grand I The very home of Liberty . - And guarded by her hand. Wo revel in hla belle to-day : Next year where will h. b.1 A dread account he has to p.y ; . Uny we be there to aeo I And now for country, truth and right Onr herltag. all free, We'll live and die, we'll ting and fight : The Union I three lime. thiw. The parly, aftor selecting a few simple ironhlos. suoh as fig branohes for walking- oanes, largo pond lillies; flowers, "wreathe and bouquets, reiurnou 10 we landing anu re-emliarked ror vicseoiirg. CLOSING. EXERCISE. On the boat the following business was . ...,.,1 : Vote of thanks to Colonel, Thomas and aiatT for n-etting up the eolebrationi to the orator of .the day, Barson Livermore; to the President, tiev. ur. warren, wno maue a brief response.and also to Captain Wight-man and the officers of the Diligent. Cheers were given for Abraham Lincoln, and groans for Jeff. Davis. The song, "Tho House that Jeff. Built,' wm. ao-nin sung, and Captain Gilpin, 0. 8., annniniod a committee to furnish a copy I "ri- . iz ' the tame to vou. . , . . ...'Hill-. .an. - 16. 1S64. Tha AtlaalBlstratloa ana Slavery. That veteran abolitionist, H. C. Wright, contributes lo the Liberator the following reooru 01 anu-siaveiy "events . whieb have occurred ginoo Mr. Lincoln's inauguration; 1. emancipation in nestorn Virginia. 2. Kaianoipation in Missouri. 8. manciuation in the Disiriot of Colum bia. " 4. Emancipation in Maryland. 6. Slavery abolished and forover prohibited in all Territories. 6. Kansas admitted as a free Stale. 7. Provisions made lo admit Colorado, Nebraska and Hiavada as free mates. 8. Organisation of Idaho, Montana, Da ootab and Arisona as free Territories. Recognition of the Independence of Hayti and Liberia. 10. Three millions of slaves declared free by Proclamation of tho President, January 1, 1863. 11. All Fugitive Slave Laws repealed. 12. Inter-suile slave trade abolished. 13. Nogioes admitted, to equal rights in United States oourts, as parties to suits aud as witnesses. 14. Equality of the negro rocozniced In the publio oonveyanccs of the District of Columbia. 15. AH rebel Slates prohibited from returning to the Union with slavery. 18. Free labor established on numerous plantations in South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas. 17. Bohoola for the eduoation of freed slaves In Bonth Carolina, Tennessee, Louisi ana, and iu Jsostorn rirjrinjs where, tiiJ within three yearn, to educate tho negro was punishable with death. It), lhe wives and children of all slaves employed as freemen iu military and other service of the United .Stales mado free. IU. All negroes, bond and free, enrolled as part of the military forces of tha nation. iv. me loyal people or Arkansas, Tennes see, Louisiana and Florida seeking lo return to the Union on the basis of freedom to all and of the abolition and prohibition of slavery. - 21. The abolition and prohibition of slavery by an amendment of the Constitn- tion passed in the Senate by two-thirds majority, and by nearly the same in .the House. Lost by lack of three or four votes, through the influence of Demoeratlomem-bei-s. 22. The nation, through its renresenta- tives in Baltimore, June 8, made the abolition and prohibition of slavery the basis of of its governmental administration for the future. 28. The Federal Government forbidden to employ any man as a inoc, in any oapa- c"7: Z4. une Hundred and uny tbousand negroes mostly freed slaves, in the pay and unilorm or tne uovernnient as soldiers. Copperhead Logic A Copperhead paper oooly says, in speak. ing of the causes of the war; 'Oil ing crodenco to the veara of teaohlnm and of tnreata imiuigtni 10 uy tne anti-aiavery party, th. nouin neeiuea 11a aaieiy eimaugereu, ana without waiting for an overt act of the new admlnlatratlon. It plunged into eecaalon. Knowing thia etate of tuinga, iiomocrau Delieveu mat tne nrat ntep to hrlug the South back to lu allvgittnce ehould be to diapoasoa. the proaeut party of ita power." How does this expectation tally with the fact that the whole work of seoession was matured and perfected during ihe last Dem. ocratio Administration? The Demooratio party was deliberately rent in twain at.lhj wnruomin,ate3!"'he Southern wing of the party repudiated squatter sovereignty long before tne eleotion of 1800, aud cave ample warning to the Northern wing, that if it insisted on nominating Douglas the South would bolt and smash the party. It was the teaohitigs of squatter sovereignty and the nomination of Douglas that plunged the Southern Democracy first into secession from the party, and next from the Union. it uie ftortnern uemoorats naa swaitowea tte Lecomplon Constitution und the doctrine of slavery protection, and had discarded Douglas, and agreed to support Jen. Davis or Breckinridge for President, the "South" would nave remained in tne union, and there would be no war, as the Republicans would nave quietly acquiesoed in tne eleotion of either of those "Democratic" leaders. lo replace the " Democrats in powor would merely nave tne enect of humiliating and dishonoring the oonntry in the eyes of the world, as the Democrats would attempt to placate tuo rebels by mnking disgrace. ful concessions, which tho latlor would spurn with Bcorn and contempt, whoreupon the Northern Democracy, having played out Ihoir cards, would sign the death warrant of the Union by making a disunion peace, and turning over the dishonored frugmanls of the Republio 10- their succes sors. This is what would happen if the people should "dispossess the party in power, and hand over the tiovernment to the Copper heads. From Genu f,Ueruiana Aruiy. - A correspondent with Gen. Sherman's army says the loss of officers during this oampaiga has been fearful. The fighting, indeod, since the oauipaign opened, nas boen almost continuous. A mnrvoUmo aeries of battles, on great Bcale, have been lougnt and every step 01 progress nas been won by Bore struggles and a deplora ble effusion of blood. The difficulties of fighting forward on Grant's line have been graphically depicted by various pens. Those necessary to bo overcome on Sher mans line nave been scarcely loss formida ble. A rough, 'rolling, often mountainous and densly wooded roglon, affording capital facilities for entrenchments, and for sharpshooters to ensconce themselves, has been struggled through with indomitable porBoveranco every m'le a skirmish, or rine pit, or concealment or some Bort, wnenoe the deadly missle is issued to maim or destroy. In spite of all, the advanoe of our stalwart columns has been steady, though at times necessarily slow. The objeetivo, Atlanta, has been kept fixedly in view, anu daily brought nearor. The whole distance between Chattanooga and Marietta has been toilfully but hopefully traversed until now but a few miles intervene between our con quering army and the great prise they are aiming to grasp. . An AtTectlnir Incident Two officers, wounded in the battle be fore Petersburg, were going home last Iri- day by tne i.ne route, wnen the train neared Oswego, a well dressed lady, aceom- Danled by a child and gentlemen, entered the oar and took a seat in front of them. As the officers talked over the recent gagements at Petersburg, informing each- other of the various acquaintances who bad fallen, one remarked : "mere was uapt. Warwick, of the latit New lorK, as brave a fellow as ever lived ; he was shot through Ihe head and instantly killed." The lady referred to immediately sprang from her seat, and throwing up her hands exclaimed, Oh. don't say that 1 no was my nusband 1 and then burst into an agony of tears. This was the first intelligence she bad received ofhor husband's dcntlr. Tho ohild with her was hit daughter, and tho gentleman his brother. There were very few dry eyes in that oar during the rest of tht journey to Elmira. .Vew 1'ori Commercial Ad- I'trtiter. ttafA letter from Marietta, which is published in the Atlanta Confederacy, oon- taing tne following statomeni: Th.r. la but little, diaclollne In our cavalrrr tho number of atragglera acatl.red through th. country from that command teatihea to the (act, I know that nortueaai ueorgia laauaoiuieiy nutm viw Infantry deaortere and cavalry atragglera. I am van that diaclollne doea not alw). prevent da H.rtlon, but It doeaatrsggllog." This is broader and more emphatio than any ttatemont on this point which haa ema nated from Sherman's army. This lack of discipline is so general throughout tha reb ol armv in ueorgia, mat itscommanaors nt- ways avoid a battle unions in some strongly fortified nositlon. But Sherman will soon ho ablo to put ibis to the test by arriving at Atlanta, which, if the rebel ooinmauder means to fight ut all seriously, no must do. fend, as its loss would be a very heavy blow lo him, and be followed by the overrunning of Georgia. jjgf Uneducated persons, and even the rudest, often succeed in illustration where the thotighttul and ouitivatea inn. n otrn nig instance is given to us in the oase of .oorn. whose head was examined by iilirenologist. Said he, "It am hard to tell of what meat is in de Bmoke-boute by putttu 1 de hand on de roof 1" NUMBER 315. aaaora of tho War. Amongst tht (una In position in Grant's eamp it ont which tht men have named int "reitrsburgh Express." It Is a thirty-poonder Parrot!, and is laid to make good neoentiy, (ieneral Sherman found tha rebel foroet opposite him rdtaining their '""7 nrw ior several days; and no amount 01 artillery practice from our side suffiotd to draw on the rebel gunners. Sherman was of osinion that the mhol nrtilirr was there, but that Johnson or Ewoll was tempting aim to make an assault, and had ooaieuj massed nis guns to Inflict a mur derous repulse. How to discover where int renei guns were placed waa now the question. All OLhcr offorta failing?. Sherman at last uncovered the rebel batteries by the help ui an ingenious practical joke. The railroad traok atretohed past a part of our front, and down close to the rebel line, which it skirted for some distance. Slier. man started a locomotive down the track at full speed towards the right. iney ueard its thrill shriek, law it with amasement come tearing down towards their breastworks, and suspecting they did not know tht trick, at last, unable to hold in any longer, biased away with their whole line of batteries at the mysterious monster. That was all Shorman wanted. Indlaa ararw. A nry enrious nieoe of imletv which too rmce toe omer dnr in front of Fttert- burg, shows that the wonders of Cooper'. inaian neroes nave not oeased. Une of tne liith New York Artillery a Seneoa Indian I believe, from tht western part of the 8tate undertook, on a wagor, to bring in alive a rtbtl sharpshooter, who was percn ed on a three in front of our line, consid erably in advance of his own. His manner or accomplishing tint was as ingenius at successful, and rivals the "deviltry" of any of the JLeauier-Btooking redskins, rroouri ins a quantity or pint Doughs, no enveloped eimse'f with them from head to foot, to- Inching tnem securely to a branon which he la.hed luuffthwi.a to hla bodv. When oompleted, nt was distinguishable to a casual observer from the surrounding foliage, and resembled a tree is olossly as it was possiblt for his really artistio effort to render him. Thus prepared and with mus ket in band, oonceaied likewise, he stole by almost imperceptible movements to beneath the tree where the tharpshooter was lodged. Here he patiently waited until his prey had emptied his piece at one of our men, when he suddenly brought his musket to bear An the "reb," giving him no time to reload. The sharpshooter wat taken at a disadvantage. To the demand lo oome down he readily assented, when the, Indian triumphantly marched him a prisoner into camp and won nit wager. la?-Tht New York Tribune has the fol lowing piquant allusion to a new competition, started in Washington: 1 "int MSxpreu it unnappy again, and ruth- es frantically into .'fane type to inform a disgusted world that in Washington Ihe oolored boy (meaning nigger) thas driven the white thoe black clean off the eouuet Shade of Day & Martin, what are wo coming lo, wnen mile nigger boys compete witnwnite Americans in blacking boots? " . ..u then 1'AAYEB. An officer of the Kearearge in a letter tn the Boston Traveler, describing tne late naval oombat, concludes with the following touching paragraph:uur oommanaor, vaptain wwbiow, after the action was ovor, and during the afternoon, had all hands mustered on the quarter deek, and there wat offered solemn prayer and thanksgiving to God, who had given us so signal a victory. HOTELS. THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, Cliesnnt St, between 8d and 4ul, Jt7Axi-lAa.ca glTfJAxloa, IS TUB IMMEDIATE VI01NITK OF THI principal Daalilng Houaoa, Ouatem Honaei Poat Office, Oontmericl Kxchange .nd tbo Jobbing HoaeM. Th. beet biutnM m.n'a houso in tha oity 0KNAtl Mall.. deeM.lr --!... NATIONAL HOTEL, lilCAlt 11.1(111 UHPOT, OOLUMllub, o. H. BETOOIaDS, Froprietor. BaggHgo taken to and from th. Depot vrlthon Jharife. p.rMba vruhing to taa. any of th. High Treiae. will be promptly attended to mari-don: AMERICAN HOTEL, Corner High and State Streets, (ur.ueira m ovara koosb,) i rVAUDKN attMLRli, Proprlntnw "THE UNION' Arch at, bet Third and Fourth sts, THOMAD S. WKhb, I . 1 ISAWK Tt. WKHB. f ' T.StWXIBB ) BOlVel. MANHATTAN HOTEL. Of uoalU tho aPv. r Murray tfrerty near Broadway, HI PHfinittTOm RAVIKO HADTBIB OOM HODIOTTB DOWB TOWN HOTSL thorovfthly repaired, painted and rofuralehed, li now prepared Jronae nn hibm wiiu an iin qvrits v. mjw well Mnlated Uonn. ill ohermi are reasona ble, and bm (oaraDteee to all who may oall upon him a good table, eoufor table roonw, aod every poeslble atteatioa. He will be pleaoed to eea ell hU old Meitli, and to woleome many aew onea. i Ton are inTtted, when yo eom to the tjlty, to pay him a limit; and he aeenree yon that If yon go awaf tuiaatutnoa, lteftftu not oe tne nan 01 marl -dnm M. uuuuimii, topnetoT. CLOTHING. iiams, imun & co. 185 South High Street, (UNION BLOCK.) Wholesale Dealers 0 1 o tla rLgr. Men's Furnishing Goods! HATS AND CAPS Th. laraaat and iBMt nloetiM of Ooode from th. Haw Tork and Maw InaUad fflarkata, rraah, styllah aad baaotlfnl, froea which wMreheau aaa ansa theli Miectlona, at aU Onto, wttl be found la war new WhotaMM Bona., at pvtoe. whi aaly eoapetloa, any konn Baat or Waat. maylO-dSol BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladle, Crenta, Jflstjes', and vnuareui Soots and Shoes IU at. tm.BS AVBVAalSTiaS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ' Omntrv Meron.nU can aorl m with ua by the pall ordowen. AIJiM aw nwa First door north of American Honaa, tnarteodSa Oolmahua, O Card Photographs. 8Q0O DIFFERENT 8U8JECTS. IKflfl-JTH EACH, ei.00 PF.B DOS ItJ Kant by mall, prepaid, on xxlpto. piloo, Hat of auhj.ct.. lil-onnwi..."JJ. , JylMSI BokM. Uvlutubui, 0. uewa At W"TAW&0I.y8 ovznBri7zzTxi PREPARATIONS! BIQBLT, aOKOSNTRATXD j ooiiroDao ' FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU I A Potltive & Speclfio Remedy for ULAODKR, KIOWCTA, 8HATKU IU j nnoMaaitarA. Thf. ofodldn. Inenaae. the um m - and ..cite, the ABSUKBEhTS Into health, aottaB. by which Ihe aMTA'Af r OH UALCBHnvH daooalUoBB and all UXNATIIBaL l-v.A;of. wmisTT" llueed, u well aa pain and (ndammaUoa. and I. soc . H HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU INHIVVi AtU'l.r laOIMCreUOB, WtT ataOtaiM, ATTKNDU) WITH THR FOLLOWIHa STafff IndlSBOtttionto Inrclt. LoM of Power, Low of MtHnorjj. Clfflcuitr of BrMthtef. Weak Hervea. Tr.mbllDg, uorror 01 uiinue, wauamiaMe, UniaTBtA..ViilatalhTlbng vf Um twOdf, M Davalar Hj$Umt JCrapUoa oo toe Faco. ' Hot Hand. JalJd OonatMnmos Drnnw of (be fllrto. Theft RvaiDlonia. If allowed to m i medtolna IbTaiiabljr rainoTM. tooo follow IMl'OTHNOr. FAT U ITT, IPIL1PTI0 Ffcw, In odo of which tbe patlnt majr axptra. Wbo oaD aay tbat they an not fttquentlr follewed bw tfcoM SlinruldlAKAveM," INSANITY AND COIVSITMPTIOaVT Many ar aware or the oaoje of their nlTerfc.f but none will coafoM. Tbe reeortta of the I Meat Aeylums and the tuelanoholy deatbe by Coneanp Uou, boar ample wltneM to the tratbof tbe linr tion. THI OONUmtJTIOR, ONOB AFFaCOTCO Wl'ib OHOAaNIO WltAKSKHS, Brqalr the aid of medicliie to ftroafttieB tad rlvorale the yataio, which UELttBOliyB MU THAOT AfVCMTiDvarlably doei. A trial will oo iIqco tbe oioet ikeptloal. Female, Female., . Females, LO OD rOfTNS, HINOI.R, BfABHfED, OB OOM TKUPLATINtl MAttUIAOIf. In si.ny aflbotlon. peonllftr lo Feaela th. la-tract Buchn la unequalled by any other remedy,., in Chloroata or Beteutlon, Irregularity, Pninfalaeaa or Bnpprewlon of th. Coatomary KvaonaHona, Ot cerated er Bchtrroua atate of the Ut.ru., LeaoorrhM, or Whltoa, Sterility, and for all cuenplalote tnoldaoi to tbe mi, whether .ri.lng from lndl.cr.tloa. Ha bits of Il alpatlon. or In tha . , DEl'f.ISE OR ( HtlIHE OF 1ST. aa .TarroMa aaova. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. .Ke no Bftlaam, Heronry, or Unpleaaaal Uedlotn tor TJnpleaeant and Dangerooa Piaeaaa. HKLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU C.ywa oeoret Xliet0O0 In all tbHr etairoe. at little expeiwe. little or bo change In diet, no InconTenlenoe, A IVO EIPOSFBE. It eansee froqiit.iit deeire, and mivM etreofftti to Urinate, thoruby remoTlng obttrnctlom, preTeuttnf and otiring Strletnrei of the Urethra, allajlng pari ana inuemmauon, ao rroquent in taie oian 01 an eaeee, and espeuiug ruinvnvvu, uussAtsM.ut at a WUHU OUT MA 1'TKh. Thooeandi npoo Thonfandi 'J ' WEO SA VE BEEN TEE VICTIMS OP OXTAOKS, Antt fjrhn fjbts nairl Hu.Tr Fata to be onretl fa ft hort time, have fnnnd they were deoelred, and that the MPotaon" bae, by tne one 01 "rowerrai Aterm Itente," bvn dried In the eyitem to break, omt tn aa aggravatea iyrm, ana PERHAPS AFTER HAnnlAOJS. M ' TJSM Eelmbold's Eitraot Euchu Fur all Affoctlom and DiteatM of VKU'AHY OltGAAS, Whether .lining In MALE OB FEMALE, from whatever cauoe originating, ano no mnut Of How Louie Standing! Duwaoee of these Organ, require the aid of a Dtnretlo. HELMBOLD'S iSlflCT BUCHU IS TEH OBEAT UIUBETIO, And It la rartaln to have the d,Blred effect nt allO eaave for wnirn ' "'" B BLOOD I BLOOD It BLOOD 111 Beltnbold'i Highly Ooneentrated Compound luid Extract Sarsaparilla. STPHILIS. Thii ti an affection 'of the Blood, and ateaeka Ih - 9eanal Urgani. LiBlnfT or Die Note, Bare, Throat, Wlnitiilpn, and other Mucin SnrftvMe, making I ti ay pearenre In tbe form of U leure. Uelmbold'e Hatraot Sar.ari I la jturitlue the blood, and remoTee all ecaly ernpliooeof thAnkln, giving to the eomplaalon olesr and healthy oolor. It b-lnirpMparod eapnee! for thlBCleM ofcoiopUInU, He blood-parlfying prop-erttra an. prc-ierTf d to a irrnftter extent than aof otlt er prvparatloa of Sarteparllla. o Helmbold's Rose Wash. . - -.iia... TAtlnn for Planaan. of a I , typhlU. Na . ..... .,ian.lnnn Dia.aa.a Of t if the Urlo.rr Org.'n., ariaing from h.bita of dlaalpatlon, and la ', ... . in 1 1 II 1 In, .ml S.,..,ia.ll oenneotion w,in miv -...-.... ----- r-la, In anch dlaeaeea aa recommended. Evldeuceof the moat reeponalble aad nllabl. .bar aoter will awompaoy th. medloliioe. Certificates of Cure, fmm aiht to twenty yean rundlnfl. with aamee known to BOIBNOR AND tAMB. For medloal propertlaof BUOBU, tm IKapnM tory of the United Bute.. See Pro frmr OKB'iJBS' vnlnabl. were, ea fa. Practice of Pnyelo. , See rem.rsa maae oy tne wMceurawH "... . a- a celebrated Phyatelen, and Hembet of the BoyeA Collogeof flurgeoni, Ireland, and published ft. the Trauaactloae or the nine ana viueea sionrnat. Bje Medioo-Cinirgloal Berlew, publtehed taf MEN-JAMIH THA VXH8, fellow of Ihe ftoyal College of DU'"W . .a a., t-a. .A A.. AB lfativlrlnA.. pee moat 01 m mv wa-. Ex treat Bueho Jl P bo. "J 9 w " Baraaparllla 1 00 . J OB laprovMBoaoWMh to " I" Or half a doaen of each for fit, vrhtoh. wtll be nl dent to enre th. moM ooatlnaa. aaaa, kf dkMUooa .re .dhered to. Deiiverabl. to any addnea, eeonnrlT paaaed troa, obeervatton. . a-, neaorine mptonie Oure. guaranteeo. Advlc grnli.. AFFIUAVIT. Fermally.ppeared belbra raj, a. Alderraas o i. city of Philad.lphl., II. T. Helaibold, wbo, ba- Ins duly sworn, doth lay nt. preperauone ooaiana " .. ..... m. ..I,., lalnrlnna lna no narooe.ie, ...... ... , , - - ; .- . . - .. . lt- hot are nnrelv vegetable. tl. T. a T.IELUBOLD. thU T1A day at sworn nno rauwnioa - . . 1 . , November, ISM. W.V.M1MABD Alderman, Mlnth tt.. Addraaa letttia f i Information 1 enawew PHINCIPAIa drpots. Helmbold's Drag and Ohemlcal Warebovat, (9 BltSaftiboJa Medloal Depot, 104 Both Ten .rMt Pli 11 evdel phi a. And iniprtnelpied dealer, who endeavor to diapoea ol' TaBIHOWN' and "other" artlclee on tbe rep- ataitoTi atHintd by Helmbold's Genuine Preparattom, " Bxtraot Buolm, h Sareaparllla . tt Improved Hoee Waeh. Sold by aU DroRglste ewerywh. AAA' FOB HIvtCMBOtD'S TAKM NO OTB SM, Cot ont lh adr-rtlemont, and tend Jtw IU AVmn IMVOSITKiN AND XPOUB . at OinL'M-rtl A Pli Wr.Aiaraaa.la. A IHnta. Iff - and H Nurfh lilKb atreot Oolntabae 0., who will eopp 1 the trade at Uanntactarera nrloee, bi.lS-Udeow.wo' "