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Special Routes,
10 DIKE WATER.
Pnre lodine la pare Wxxrr.. A care for Serofnla,
consumption. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Mercurial Direr res. and all those distressing and&flllct-
Ing maladies which arise from an enfeebled. vitiated
ctatcoi the blood, defect re nutrition, an Impure at
mosphere. Ac.
lu> genuineness as a pure Mfertloa and Its excellence
as a medicine arc attested by each distinguished names
asDr.J.IU Chilton. Prof. E. H. Parker. Prof. J. C.
Sooth, and others equally well kno wti to science,
ft per bottle.
DR. H ANDERS & CO,
Physicians and Chemists, 42S Broadway, N. X.
Per sale by BLISS & SHARP.
apS cJITUia JU Lake street. Chisago. PL
TAR. JAMES, (formerly of New
Orleans.) whose unrivalled success In the treat
ment of Chronic, Mercurial. Blood, and other diseases.
THAT REQUIRE SKILLFUL TREATMENT,
Has permanently located himself at 86 Randolph.
street, Chicago. Dr. James is recommended by the ma
<3cal faculty, and the almost entire pre« of thn South.
Thousands of unfortunates bless Dr. JAMES, who,
bat lor him, would be bring a miserable exist
•ace. The enviable repetition Dr. James enjojs from
IhcL&kototheGulf.ts the result of years of study
und observation.
Dr. James usee no Mercury. lodide. Potass!!, Arsenic
or Sartaparilla. In the treatment of blood diseases,
but a neutralizer, which is a positive cure.
Organic Weakness cored by a new and Infallible
ECthod, saving both time and expense.
Office and parlors at 86 Randolph street, (up-gtalfß.)
Office hours from 9 A. M. until 8 P M.
CONSULTATIONS IKVIOLADLS.
tnhffi-bSCI-ffic
7 ONDON ETE AND EAR
ISFIRMARY,
Comer Randolph and Dearborn streets, Chicago, m.
S, p. REYNOLDS. M.D- V. D. M.. Ocnllrt and Aurfct
of the Koval opthairaic Hospital, London, and
of the Umveraltv College. London.
Dr. Remolds will warrant every case where the
organs arc perfect In formation. Surgical operatioas
performed and artificial in the most skill
ful a:>d scientific manner. City RerrsavoraHer.
W. w. Patton. Rev. Moses williams, Ucv. Robert Pat
terson. D. D. mh2S-b74S-4w
Ladies, dead: a tjeleas-
UKEFOK YOU!!
Ctooec between Beaaiv. vicorand Health, or Faded
Looks and Premature Decay.
The Casket of Pearls!
Containing Secket Couxpei* for the
Metiers, Wives and Daughters of America,
OaCarraix PorsTscf vUd importance. essential to
their Beauty. Vigor and Health. . .
By Madame Bea.vmo»t. French Phyalclaa. * v
A timely i>crn*M cf this invaluable work win save
the live** of Diou>and* of our Mothcre. TTlrcs and
Daughter*—Dr. La Motte. , . , ..
Tiie •■Ciu-kct" should be opened toy every lady Is the
r c\)unMX enoally for Lndie»-tho
the Mother. Wife and nndditic Malden —Dr. fuaxrr.
Ob! Dial I had read tble Iwoklit seawn.my darling a
•Jfr would have been saved. —A Monica.
The above workls cot Intended for the perns**! of
10 recta to M*danie Be-nmont P.O.
Box cr.T. Chlcajro. in. the boot will be scnl f.-ec to etiy
part of the United Stott«. ap-l-CiSChir
■\VIIT IS CRIST AD OllO’S
T f HAin DTE POPX'LAB?
the rstTJCEAAL jLNtwtßto mis qux mon.
BECAUSE
It imparls a natural Mack or broa*.
1 1 aoe> not crUp or burn the Uait,
It does not soil the Mrol skin.
It Is applied la Its minute*.
41 THEREFORE
The 51 aa of Taste approves It.
T oor-e who value Silken Hair u«r It,
Tne Ladies cveryw Belt prefer it.
Tho-c to whom tl?nc Is valuable patronise lw
Manufactured by J. CIUST&DOK'). flAstor lions*
\cr i ork Sold ev< ry where, and applied hy all H*li
Dressers. Price, tl. *I,OO. and « per box. according l<
pl2e apl4-br.g-lm
jJEAFXESS, SLINDXESS,
CATARRH,
And Diseases of llio Air Passages.
DR, UNDERWOOD. OculUt and Anrlst, Operative
Enrecfti. 1-4 Randolph bt.. near the Sherman House.
performs all the approved, ancient and mo
derr orcwloi.b for Lort sight and Hearing. and Inserts
Anincia’ Ear Drmis. apllct-te 4w
nTHK confessions and ex
X m-DIENCE OF A
REKVOCS XWAX.IE.
•WjiiahCtl far Ur benefit and &4 a elation to young
—and who futTct from Kcrvotie DeolLty.
Exriy Dcc«\ und their kindred ailment*—supplying
theinea’ -ot-cifcnre B<-.me whoha* curedhimscu
wei Ltltig a victim of roptacid confidence In medi
cal bun,l-:g a.d qaackcry. Tiy enclosing a posLpal
directed envelop, single copies may be had of the
author. SATI*ANTED MATFAI3, oedford,
Ulngscounty. New York. jacO-z-Qj-om
r PHROAT AND LUNG- DIS-
X EASES.—iheunn-nal good success of the local
si-pßcatSto. of remedial agents through my lusutlla
turn Tobe. and reputation as an experienced phy
sician. uiilsecurcaf-nre and quick cure even m In-
Tea-rate cases D. SKGNITZ. M. D- 8M Broadway
corner ol RUh street, N Y Pall-nU abroad bhoold
give a fell dc?crlpllon of ll»*lr diseases,
mhi r.THI :nn w-?au
jQIPTHKKIA ! DIPTHERIAI!
lilnU'sDipthcria Cnrc.GcAEA.steed to cuesie Att
BI6 ES. o.ixot hojtbt cxPCNDES. The trade supplied
Dj Lord d; SiaiUi. Wholesale Drugglils. 23 Lake street,
Chicago. fc23 a. r «S2*3ni
BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE.
TheLcs’.ln the world.
•ffTT.T.TAM A. BATCHELOR’S
Ce’cbntod KslrDve produces a color not tohcdls
ttngtiisLed Ito.b nature-warranted not to Injure the
balr in the least: remedies the 1U effects Of bad dyes,
and Invigorates the ha’r for life.
GB£Y, BED, OB BUSTY TTATB
test&Et’y Wire a splendid Black or Brown, lea Ting Uto
tklr sort and beactirnl. Sold by all Druggists. 4c.
tF“Tbcccr.ur.iet*B:ptjed William A. Batcl.e.or OB
the (our sides of cadi box. Factory si Uarclay-at..
Sew York, (late 333 Broadway and 16 Bond.) jyb-8.07-ly
OPUXNG AND SXJ MIXER
VO meatus urtiUie montus to purify the blood.
Ise the DaEiMlon anil Wild Cherry Bitters.
A few bottles win bare Ui ft desired effect. This Is not a
nvsinro. but I* the best blood purltlcr la me. ill
irotcy refunded If satlsfactloni* net cKen. Pricesoc.
S. UUißLNGlOS.iicQff^tlowA
ACKK76 Z'J Chicago—BUCK & RAYNOK. 33 Clark
Ftrcct : .1 H.Er.EDfcCO.. ItSLakcst. ap24-cfl.V)6w
TV/TOTHERS! MOTHERS!!
JLtJL MOTITFJI3I!!
Don’t tall to procure
ÜBS WINSLOW'S FOOTHIKO STBCP FOB CIUL.
DUES TKEIHIKC.
Thlsvalnabie preparation U the prescription of pno
jtftcniiAt experienced and fklllml Kama la New
tnniand. and titubcea used with never falling buccc**
lo thousands of cases. , , . ,
It not only relieve# the ehlld from ?aln, but luvlgo
ratc'ithe ftnmacli and bowel), comets acHity.and
gives tore and energy to the whole system. It WIU al
mopt Instantly relieve
«UITKG IK THE BOWELS AKD WIND COLIC,
And overcome Convulsion*. which. If not
remedied, end la death. We bebeT# Itttp bert and
vurcftrcmed' in the world. In a’l c««sotDYaEKTEBY
and IHAUUIiEA IK ClllLl>BEN. whether arising
from Teething or from any other cause. . ...
Full directions foriudugwUi bottle.
Wone genuine unless the fac simile of CUBTIS & FEB*
KINS New Tort, I* on me outalde wrapper.
Fold by all MedlclnoDcilera.
Principal Office, •« Dey etrect, New Yoc&.
Paxc* onxt 15 Cents pm Bonn
fcSa-tJiw-sm
Steal tsiau.
TJIPROVED LEE COTJNTT
,1 FAUM.—A finely Improved Farm-good house,
wens, c'.st ei n. sheds, orchard, with stock, utensils. Ac„
can bo r urchasrd »i a low price and on easy terms.
Also. jo*) acres unimproved land adjoining the above.
S. H, KEUFOOT A CO., McCormick a Building.
BpSO-dntf St
SOUTH BRANCH RIVER AND
SLIP PIIOPERTT,
1300 FEET,
Block 4. and tbo south half of Block 7, tnßraluardi
Evan*’ Addition.
Will sell the above in parcel* to suit purchasers.
<Oxim feet on Washington street, between Clark and
Dearborn rtrecta—lmproved, _ t _
Land on the Blue Wand Plonk Bead, near the Tre
jnont Hun.'C Gardens. Aleo. cheap residence lots,
•well loen’ed. Apply at tne office of DU. Kim. 5S
South Clark street, (pp-ftatra.) apa-dl!»-lw
QBEAT SALE OF
LOTS Am> COTTRICTS,
In the City ol Chicago,
At Auction, Juno 17th, 1863.
The articles of awoclatlca of the “ Chicago Land
‘ rvcjulri; that thr tniFiPhall boc'cjod la its
month of .Tunc. ISvT.and that *M the property and ef
fect* on hand, at the time belonging to ihoaxsodatloa.
Bhal! oo told at Pnbllc Aoctloc.fur cash, tothchlgheat
bidder. Is the city of Chicago.on the third Wednesday,
the ITilt day of .'oi.e. I!*C. .
The Bi.dcrßirT.cd. Trcrteo of tho ** Chicago Land
Company.'' will therefore eti Wednesday, the itch day
or .lent. IW2. Oder fer sale on the prealsea, In the oil*
ol Clilc'-co:
te.iLotbln Sheffield's Addition to Chicago.
Os - EL<on Addition, wen side o! Northßranci.
S-2 “ ~ cart ** **
“ bright’* ** wef*t ~ “
S •* Original Town of Chicago.
AIM. Mortgages, amply e scored, amounting to about
M Contract*. coTerlrp W Lets, oa which there are
owing tui aggregate of about f UC.UOO,
Oftnc aboke io:s.C“j*fvft iront on a spacious Canal
JOO sect ttl'-'f, row being excavated through the pro
perty: *rd s r/Xl feet Irunt on the North braath of the
Thccale will be continued from day to day until aB
the n-osertv acd effect# of Hie Con;j>»nr are fold,
u,ep ‘°'' J M.VHLON D. OGDEN. Trove*.
Chicago. March 14th. IH3. maU-bimtd
■REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
X\ f?r<.nrv) worth of City Property and Land*.ll
lowa.bclorg'.ng to the estate of Antoine Le Claire
dcccuid
IN THE «TTT OF DAVENPORT.
LaClture liiock,of brick, iotr*torlcs, SMfeotfron.
con’—lnlnc & hotel, two public holla, ten llrttclaa
Stores Lac several office*.
post OC.ce block, of brick.6l fe-t front.four stories
eohtaUf.g the Post office, two stores, *lr offices, and
large urtf* r.-oms. The abovo property i* the meet
dw-irabl# la the city, allleawd, and wlllbrlng a Isrgf
gptt income oa an investment.
Twenty Ttnck and Frame Dwelling 130035 a Indß
ferent locations.
bolldlcglote: onelotof IT acres adjoining
the rail and bridge, fronting on the Mis Ac
Blrrllhver; two lots of SO acre* each, one lot of*!
acre*. orHotjOf 20 acre*, and one lot of 12 acree. all la
U Ahio hcoSe* and lote. vacant lets and outlet*, la the
Cltv d hi Claire. Scott Coar.ty.
ifop.&aad lots la lowa City, Johnson County.
10 OwTcrc* Improved and unimproved tanning land*
near t'is line of the Miss, and Mq. llallroad.
Ti eViwvc uropertv Is offered for sals, to cloie the
eatatVof thelaU P AntolneLe CUtre. at such price* *j
mo“ » proOuble lnv<ami.Lt to tho
Kor p*rlcn*, tonus and farther particulars. |r
GJ;o.L. DAVENPORT. Executor, or JOHN
VlN.Lvid Agent. Devenpert. lo’wa. _UlTtlQ^n_^
<Sopartntrsl)ip.
'THE PARTNERSHIP HERE-
P ertrtinc ocder’ho name and stylo of
J’’ ;,‘C I fißiaiT Jc CO., of Chlcaso,
mnMT ,
KiSS ™fe in i eE ‘T aa £?
UicnsiLCof * 5 the partnership under
C. T. GILBERT * CO
v *’ .
.cat o’ G.T. Gabon M 4 ATIa««?&JS?*5 ,1 , c , oa
jit nctr.c w.-rtEtcoto r «v,hn^t l: .r r >
tom““t6'c rt,yot C0 “'“-
Sib day of January, 1864,
Unless founcr terminated by notice from me icmm
lip to the term oflte partnership contract •
April 24.1EG3. [epSSgggtl O.T.OILBESr.
/COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
\J —MR. JOHN B. PRESTON Isa member of oar
firm from and after tbl* data. The name and style
•prill be Epruance, Preston A Co.
ETRUAKCE A PRESTON.
Chicago. April lit, 1963. spl-bnS la
Banking auE (Eidjaugt,
YOUNG SCAM MON,
BANKER,
Has removed tls private Hanking office to the cast
Ranking Room, in the Marine Rank Building, recently
occupied by Mew:?. VV. F. Coolhaugh & Co.
HE WILL CONTINUE A G£NEEAL
BANKING BUSINESS.
The Marine Company will resume business ahont the
first of May. in the office vacatcn byMr.Scammoa,
“RANK OF AMERICA—PubIic
.1 y Notice 1? hereby given. Hut all Bills or Circulat
ing Note* of the
“ BANK OF ABTEBICA,”
Heretofore Incorporated and doing bus.ness In theclty
of Chicago, under the general banking iawa of the State
of Illinois, must be presented for payment to the Audi
tor of labile Accounts of said State, at bis office in
Uie city of Springfield, within three years from the
date hereof, or the hinds deposited for the redemrkion
of wild notes wiL be given up to said hank.
Dated tula 3C*th day of May, A. D. liil.
„ _ „ GEORGE SMITH. President.
£. w. WnXABD. Cashier. Jy2o-g232tojel-M
RANKING OFFICE OF
J* A« ELLIS Ac CO«y
Cmcaoo, MarchS, 18G3.
The undersigned having purchased the stock of the
Trader’s BankofChlcago.and succeeded to itsbuslneßS.
have opened an office In this city, on the Northwest
corner of Lake and Clark streets, for the purpose of
dolrg a
General Banking and Exchange Business.
We will pay particular attention to the purchase and
sole of Exchange. Coin and Treasury Notes, and will
bepleased to act as correspondents or agents for coun
try banks and bankers.
We will also keep for sale United States Revenue
Stamps, ou which we allow a discount ot four per
•ecu when ordered la amounts of $509 and upwards,
and ol three percent, on amounts of 1100.
J. A. ELLIS & CO.
mS-aOSS-Sm
35. L TINKHAM .Cashier.
rpHE MERCHANTS, FARRIERS
JL AND MECHANICS SAVING'S BANK.
£2 Clark Street, Chicago, ill.
Oflico Loan from 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Also, from SP
M. to 8 P. M, Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1801.
filx per cent. Interest paid on SaTlnca
Diaz cross xjtd oftickbs.
President—6. H. FLEETWOOD.
Vlce-Prest-F. C. Enafaurr. Counsel—Wa. C. Gotror
Vlce-Prca't—P.B.WE6TT ail. Cashier—Stdjtey M rsu
BOARD 9F TTlVTygEfl.
J.C.rarcts J. ML itonntree, M. Lewis.
J. It. Jones, T. S. SSilllips. S. S. Hayes.
J. lichm. BevJ) JJnnne.TO.C. 8. Dole,
K. H. wnilaraa. J. G. Girdele, A. U. Burley,
Ed. Hempstead. T. 11. Beebe, W. B. Scales.
H. N. BlsLopJ)j)..D. A. Gage, Hon. W.B. Ojrden.
7 M. W. Jones, W. E. Doggett. seJt-aWB-ly
OILMAN, SON & CO.,
B-A-aSTKEIKS,
4T Exchanso Place, Now JorK,
Particular attention devoted to Western business.
■Wcbtebk Rltcbcxocs. —Chapin. W’heeler & Co.,
Chlcaco. III.: Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Co. Hank, Milwaukee; State Bank of lowa and
Branches: Stato Savings Association, St. Louis.
rr»M'j.ngis-ly
J -W. DREXEL & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
42 South Clark Street, Chicago, HL,
DOMESTIC aKD FOUEIGH EXCHANGE,
stocks. Baak Kotes, Land ■Warrants. Specie, Ac.. Ac.
Deposits received. Collections promptly made.
Drafts on Ireland, France and Germany. 9>r sale in
nuns to suit
READ, DREXEL Sc Co., New York,
DREXEh A Co., PlilladelpUia.
icyS-rlxa-ly
DOOLITTLE,
BANKER,
to Foeth Clark street Ciilcago, minel#,
lAi-f>6;te received. KxcLanzc bought atid sl>ll and
everv facility for the transaction of all business per
lalifns to llauklng. my 3 nS-ly
H.
F. COOLBATJGH & CO.,
BANKERS, CHICAGO.
Deposits received. Prompt attention given to the
Lnsinc.se of correspondents.
W.F. CooLiiACGn, Coolbatjoh & Beooks.
Chicago. Darlington. lowa.
State Dank of lowa money converted Into United
Etstes Treasury Notes at par or New York Exchange
at not over J* tbs premium on presentation at oar
counter. nih2S-b709 3m
®DinmiHSTOn fllcrrtjants.
A LBERT 3IORSE & CO.,
X JL PKODCCE
cojmnssiox uteiicblvnts,
Ko. IS6 Boulh Water street. (Aiken’s Building,
Czucaoo. Illinois.
SZT’Bnslncss confined strictly to
Jj'AKWELL & CO.,
commission merchants,
153 South "Water street. Chicago. lU. Liberal advance*
made on property la store. Blfsbbncbs:—Coo.ey,
Farwell & Co., G. C. Coot & Co.. Gray. PLulps & Co.
ciraa. p. fabwkll. 1my21r537-Iy] emaost r^cwiax.
J) REITIIAU PT & WILSON,
Importers and Commission merchants,
?TBeaver street, New York. Best attention given to
Consignment ot DotnCfUc Produce. ciUIS-ojOO 3tn
gAAIL. HOWE,
CO?miSSION IffERCHIIVT,
148 South. IVater-ftt., Chicago, HI., *
Solicits consignments of Grain, Flour, Po;k. Ltird.ic,.
&c.. for sale, or orders to nurebnso. will make acL
vaucea on consignments tone held here or shipped
y««r felfl-zSU 3m
■yy HEELER, LEONARD & CO.,
corrmissioN iherciuxts,
Cor* SouiU Water and Well* street*,
In the Iron Bolldlng (up et&lrs.) Chicago. 18,
Sight Exchange on New York for sale In soma to
pult. Advances made on all kinds of Produce In
Store, also on Shipment* East at best rate*.
C. T, ■\VUEELSR. F. W. LEONARD.
Chicago. J. K. Lko.v/vsd.
xnblO Pekin. 18.
JpEXXSTON & CO.,
COHEHISSIOS 3TERCEI.VNXS.
LIVERPOOL.
Co„BoStoa.
Middleton & Co.. Kew York,
paow & Bnrgcfs. do.
Jobasloa & Bajlcf, do.
Cash advances made on conslimmcntß ot Provision*
Hour. dc.. to toe above MILWARD
18 La&allo street. Chicago.
delS-yl&t-ly
AKIN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IFB Booth Water street. Liberal advances made 01
Flour, Grain and Provisions, to be sold here or by
TTU. A. BKOWK & CO„ Kcw Tort,
a. im 3. n. ntiiLBCT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Particular attention given to orders for Flour. Grail,
Wool Ac. Liberal advances made on consignments to
Buffalo. New York, Boston and Montreal.
Warehouse £2 and B4 South Water street. Chicago. DL
j, x.toco. f *r2S 0555-lv V. a. oinna.
Jnsnrana.
FIRE, MAR EVE MD LIFE
INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office, No. 150 South Water St.
DOLE’S BUILDING, CHICAGO, ILL.
n. B. TTULMABTH.
T. L. MILLETS, •
HOSTS INSUEANCS COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
PEOVIUSNCE WASHINGTON INS. CO,,
Of Providence. R.L, Chancre! 17V3.
ABCTIC ITEE INSUEANCS CO n
OF NEW YORK.
CITIZENS’ ITEE INSUEANCS CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
GERMANIA EIRE INSUEANCS CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
ADRIATIC ITEE INSUEANCS CO.,
OP NEW YORK.
tta VPTVF.TT ITEE INSUEANCS CO.,
OP SPRINGFIELD MASS.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSUEANCS CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
No Cliargc Tor Stamps onJPoliclM,
prsunAjrcE.
FIRE AND MARINE,
THE COM EXCHANGE
nsmevcE compast,
OF NEW YORK,
Oasli Capital and Surplus, $500,000
JOSEPH KETCHUM. I ARTHUR 11. LOWERRE.
President. Vice President,
TVM.II. WINDSOR, J. PRrORRORKE,
Secretary.! .Assistant Secretary.
RISES acMnrt loss and damage by FIRR. and risk*
of INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORTA
TION. HULL, CARGO, and FREIGHTS accepted, and
LOStEt paid by
S. P. CAKTEK, Asjcnt,
No. 8 Board Trade Buildings,
SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO. ILL.
tapl6-cSOS-4W]
Sags.
{JOHN EXCHANGE
Bag LAaniHaotorv.
HART, ASTEN & CO.,
V avtifacturbrs OP
B A a- S
Of every deecrlptloa.
157 South Water Street. 157,
MILLEKSf
SEA3ILESB*
burlaps,
flour,
GRABS’,
GUNNY,
HAM AND FEED BAGS.
EN* Becocd hma bast arirar* on bud.
SSS^S‘ 0 ‘ mwc “ -
l]icaga tribune.
FRIDAY. MAT 1, 1863;
KBS«L\G TKI3 BIXXEBIES.
As Seen by an Eye* Witness.
Myers, the Cairo correspondent of the Asso
ciated Press, thus describes the recent run
ning of the rebel batteries at Vicksburg by
cix transports:
In the evening when .all was ready, the
steamers came alongside the Von Phul, on
which Gen. Grant had his headquarters, and
received their final instructions. On board
the Von Phul were the principal officers ol
theaniiy.Gov. Yates, ex-Gov. Wood, and
other notables, to the number of 300 or 400.
At 8 o'clock the leave-takings were said, the
hearty, “ God bless you” was uttered, the of
ficers and crews were 4 ‘ all aboard,” and iu a
few minutes we were dropping down with the
current towards the rendezvous near Young’s
Point.
It was a beautiful starlight night, and the
moon was almost through the first quarter,
too light, it seemed, for the cautious work in
hand. Arriving at the rendezvous at a little
before 10, the boats were allowed to work
their paddles just enough to hold them,
against the current, and we were left to await
the going down of the moon. There were
many epceulat ions and guesses as to the suc
cess of the enterprise. Could these frail
crafts run that awful ganntlett, six miles long,
of iron-hail, and escape with a single life on
board ? That was the question.
At eleven the moon went down, the lights
were all extinguished, and one after another
the boats dropped away from eight. The
plan was for the Tigress to go ahead, with one
of the boats following two Hundred yards in
her rear. Therein twenty minutes, two more
to start, with about '-he same distance be
tween them, and finally, the last two, in the
same relation. The writer of this was on
board the Von Phul.
Soou after the boats had disappeared fr*m
eight, all eyes were turned In the direction of
the upper rebel batteries, which were acmes
the point from us, anxious to catch the first
fis!>h or hear the Ilrst report. We had not
long to wait. At Ilf t*en minutes before twelve
a glimmer of light like distant sheet-lightning
daited up from beyond the woods, and in
twenty-five strokes of the pulse, the deep,
heavy sound came booming up over the
water, waking the echoes from the distant
windings and turnings of the river. It was
followed in rapid succession by some half
dozen others, and there could be no mistaking;
what it meant. The Tigress was discovered
and already she hud commenced her race for
life.
The prow of the Von Phul was Immediately
turned down stream, and we were fast nearlog
the point that would give us a Tiew of the up
per batteries. Louder, thicker, faster, came
the Hashes, and soon a ruddy Hush of light be
gan to overspread the sky, and was reflected
back on forest and river. The rebels had al
ready lighted their bonfires, and they were
momentarily increasing in size. By the time
we had reached the point, it was light enough
on the hurricane deck to read coarse print.
We could sec the red light leap from the
months of the cannon, and the concussion
caused the shutters to chatter. Sometimes a
volley of ten or a dozen shots would be fired
in such quick succession that they could
scarcely be distinguished. Then for a few
moments there would ben perfect hush. Pres
ently a battery a little further down would
open, and we could trace the progress ot each
pair of boats as they passed round the bend,
till they reached the lower mouth of the ca
nal, by these discharges. It was
ccnt sight and glorious music, which to be
fairly appreciated must be seen and heard.
We had often seen and heard the quotation,
“the pomp and circumstance of glorious
war ; n but the glorious part of it we never
appreciated till last Wednesday night.
The cannonading was kept up for three
hours, and more than six hundred shots were
tired. The agony was, no doubt, prolonged
by several coal barges, which were turned
loose to float by after all the boats had start
ed. Early in the morning couriers arrived,
bringing ns the results. One or two very
Large buildings must have been burned after
all the boats had passed, the llamcs from our
point of observation being plainly visible.
The truth is, the string of boats seemed rath
er long, and it was vciy difficult to tell hovr
many more were coming, and the rebels were
dcteiminedto lose nothing for the wont of
eneigy,
Gen. Sherman had taken eight yawls, and
started from the month of the canal, was out
in the river, ready to pick up sufferers in case
of disaster, hut happily his services were not
needed.
All< gethcr, this must be regarded as a
splendid achievement. We have now nine
gunboats, two rams and seven transports, be
sides many llntboalsand barges, below Vicks
burg, and that they are very soon to be used
to good advantage, wc have every reason to
believe.
The general condition of tlic army, so tar as
health is concerned, is first rate. This state*
incut i= made after careful inquiry among the
boys, and after visiting tbe hospitals and
looking sharply ■with our own eyes. A hope
ful spirit pervades the -whole army, and the
determination to take Vicksburg is stronger
than ever before. ■“
Letter From Hon. Kerepfly
Johnson.
In response to an invitation to attend the
Great Union League meeting in Baltimore
last week, Hon. Keverdy Johnson wrote an
excellent letter to the Committee, from which
we take the closing part:
* * * * So firm and determined
is tbe patriotic sentiment of our people, that
treason cannot even be spoken within their
bearing, much less attempted with Impunity.
True, m its fullest measure, to the loyalty
which hinds them to tho Government, and re*
solved to leave nothing undone to maintain
it in all its integrity, and preserve the Union
which our fathers, by instrumentality, formed
and enjoined on us to preserve as vitally neces
sary to our happiness and prosperity, they
will never cease to war against rebels in arms,
until treason is crushed, and the Stars and
Stripes wave unchallenged throughout tho
whole land, the proud emblem of our power
and the evidence of onr renewed progress in a
caieer of glory* which, os in the past, will
excite the wonder and admiration of the
world. To attain this end, as things now are,
(however it may have been in the origin of the
rebellion,) there are no other means left than
force. The sole ministers of peace at present
are onr gallant officers, soldiers and sailors.
Let these be used as they may be, and the end
will soon be accomplished; and let ns, in
pressini on the foe, not halt to criticise the
conducrofthe Government. Let ns, on the
contrary, give it a hearty, zealous support,
whilst the peril is upon us, reserving fora
period of restored peace whatever of censure
wc may have to pass on tho conduct of the
men who arc administering it.
That they feel as we feel in one particular,
no one can justly question. They desire to
put the revolt down, and with that end will
exert all the means entrusted to them. They
deserve, therefore, the confidence and en
couragement of all loyal men. Let them have
it. Let ns rally around them, applaud them
in success, support them in adversity. Let
tlicm eee, that happen what may, the heart of
loyalty will beat strong and true to doty.
That to it no craven fear belongs, no despon
dency can come. Let ns tell them that in oar
national vocabulary there Is no each word as
fall. That attacks, where frustrated, must bo
renewed, and renewed again and again, till
success Is achieved. Let them be assured that
the public heart is as impervious to fear as our
monitors are to the shot of the foe, and that
these must be used till treason is extermina
ted in its very birth-place. Cliis course pur
sued, the crisis will soon terminate—blood
cease to flow, armed men resume their peace
ful occupations, brothers be again united, the
authority of the Government re established,
and constitutional liberty, so happily exhibi
ted in our Institutions, be place on a founda
tion against which the machinations of treas
onable ambition, and the artifices of foreign
and envious rivals, will in the future, plot In
vain. ‘With much regard, your obd’iserv’t,
Revebdt Johnson.
LATE SOLTHEBN NEWS.
Wo compile the following items of South
ern news from various rebel sources;
THE IROK-CLAD'S ENEMY.
The Richmond Dispatch of tho 23d says:
Tho Brooks hall, which tho Yankees hayo
falsely attributed to English manufacture,
has riddled the boasted monsters like sieves,
and the lesson will not bo lost cither upon
them or Europe.
the southern flag.
In Ui o “Senate/’ Mr. Semmes, of Louisiana,
from the Joint Committee ou Flag and Seal,
reported a bill to establish the flog of the Con
federate Sbites, which was passed. It pro
vides that the flag ot the Confederate Slates
shall consist of a white field, with the battle
flag for a union, which shall be squire and oc
cupy two-thirds of the width of the dug, aud
a blue bar, ouo-third of the flag in its width,
dividing the field lengthwise.
CAPTURE or A FEDERAL STEAMER.
The Mobile Jiegister of the 15th says:
Some two days since a party of eighteen
men, obtained permission from Gca. Buckner
to go and capture a boat at the entrance of
Pass a I’Outre. They left Fort Gaines In a
vawi, and proceedcd*on their enterprise. On
Sunday night they found the tow-boat Whlt
temore tied at the mouth of the Pass. The
hatches were attended to, and the balance of
the party proceeded to arrest the crew, who
were calmly and unsuspectingly sleeping. In
twenty mlnntes from the time they boarded
the boat, they had steam up, and proceeded
down the Pass. The Whlttemoro (now the
Fox) is a splendid tug-boat, with powerful
machinery and sound, and la altogether a su
perb prize.
yORIT THOUSAND YANKEES.
A Chattanooga telegram of the 2lst says:
Twenty-fourtmn&portshave landed at East
port, eight miles from luka, with 40,000
Yankees, chiefly cavalry. There is no imme
diate prospect of a battle.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
A letter from Brownsville, published in the
San Antonio (Tex-ts) Herald says: “A Yan
kee ship was wrecked on our side of the Rio
Grande a day or two since. We got 1,500 bar
rels of flour, 1,500 racks of corn, a lot of shoes,
bats, etc. We look twelve Yankee prisoners,
who were taken to Brownsville. That will
help the troops here, especially the 3d regi
ment.
RAISING FUNDS.
In the rebel Senate on the 23d, Mr. Barn
well, from the Committee report
ed a bill supplemental to tho act for the far
ther Issue of treasury notes, and funding the
same. It provides for tho issue of $300,000,-
000, in bonds of not less than SSOO, payable
twenty years from dale, and bearing interest
at the rate of six per cent, per annnm, pay
able in treasury notes, or in cotton, at not less
than 6d sterling per lb., to be delivered at
such ports of the Confederate States as the
Secretary of the Treasury may designate, but
providing that said interest may he paid In
specie, etc.
Gov. Letcher is a candidate for Congress in
the Augusta district, and Judge T. S. Ghol
son in the Petersburg district.
The Hon. Pierre Soule is now in Havana,
most anxious to return to the Confederacy,
and to take part in our national struggle.
CROPS.
We learn from various persons, that crops
thus far look promising. The winter wheat,
what there Is of it, gives fair promise, and the
spi ing wheat is coining forward, and has an
even and healthy look. The ground this
spring has been in unusually good order for
work, and the farmers arc beforehand with
their labor. The ground for corn planting is
mostlyprcpared,ard a good many have begun
planting. The prospect for fruit is unusually
:ood. Apples, pearand cherry trees arc teem
ing with blossoms, and there Is a due promise
for peaches; and unless a late frost comes to
destroy the fruit, there will be a great abun
dance of all kinds. —Bloomington Pantograph.
Wheat. —Late sown winter wheat, in many
localities in onr county, looks badly. The
freezing and thawing weather of early spring
operated most unfavorably, throwing out and
freezing the roots of the germ so effectually
as to deprive them of vitality. This is the
case with many acres in the townships of
Wright. Tallmadge and other eastern town
ships of the county. Early sown wheat looks
better.
Our farmers, however, are very busy so wing
spiiuc wheat. An unusually large breadth of
land Is being devoted to snch purpose, the
advance tariff of prices prompting to a most
vigorous action in that direction. —Grand Ma
un 2ieva } April 29.
James Buchanan.
A Harrisburg (Fa.) correspondent of the
Pittsburgh ChrMikU writes:
A curious incident occurred to me on my
return from Philadelphia yesterday, to this
dace. At Downington on aged man,with pro
fuse flasenly while whiskers, hla long white
hair hanging over his coat collar, entered the
cars. Bib nat was broad in the rim, and
showed a large-sized head under it; the face
Is beginning to sink from its flabby round
ness, and the skin is drawing lightly over the
cheekbones; the large eyes, one of which Is
slightly drawn aside, rolled around restlessly
and nervously. Alone he entered the cars
with a small portmanteau in hand. No one
accompanied him. No one greeted him upon
his entrance, though his uneasiness of man
ner showed that he expected at least respect,
if not adulation. Not a single salutation,
either by aa offer of hands or any other token
of recognition, was given. . The tremulous
motion ol hands and head showed that ago
was laving its hands heavily upon him. Sev
enty-live years was superindacingthe debility
which precedes paralysis. The step was feeble
and the form bowed.j
1 sat for an hour a silent but attentive ob
server of all that was transpiring about him.
Gloomy, absorbed and silent he sat, as one
who felt keenly that power had departed, and
that with it had gone bis influence. Many of
the passengers, and among them the soldiers
on board, peered curiously at him, as they
would at a wild animal of some unknown
species in a menagerie. The soldiers after
looking at him, would pass into the forward
cars and curse him deeply and bitterly. Yet
with all this dissatisfaction with his presence,
there was no open insnlt by look, gesture or
expression in his presence inflicted upon him.
They respected too much the majestic sacred
ness of the office he hod once tilled.
The train at last reached Lancaster. A
crowd was found surrounding the cars, as
there always is at that place. The old man
passed out as tremulously as be entered. No
kind smile, no greeting, ho warm shake of the
hand, no eyes beaming with delight, as they
are wont ’to upon one who has borne the
highest honors his country could confer,
when those honors have remained green and
beautiful until honor is laid down and life de
parts. Shuflling slowly along the platform he
only met one person who noticed him—a
poor aged janitor of the tide rooms of the
depot. Even this meeting was hailed with
lively satisfaction. The * interview lasted
one moment, andlike a fleeting shadow James
Buchanan passed into the maiu street of Lan
caster, solitary and sad amid his neighbors
and those who were his friends in former
years. What a commentary npou such a
career I Is it not a just sentence? Will not
history and posterity confirm its justice?
How horrid it must’ he to undergo such a
living death, to lead such a disentombed
existence. Even this world contains many of
the premonitory punishments of the next. I
think this “cW m»m n of "Wheatland is sub
jected to them.
Ok the Rail. —As tlic raid-day Worcester
train was about leaving tie depot, a man of
the Johnsonian type of manners, entered one
of the cars, and" gruffly requested that two
young ladles, occupying separate seals, should
sit together, that he and his friends might en
joy a tete-a-tete on the other scat.
“But,” said one of the damsels, blushing,
“this scat is engaged.”
“Engaged, is it?” brusquely responded the
man. “who engaged it?”
“A young man,” said (he conscious maid
en.
“A young man, eh! where’s his baggage?”
persisted Ursa Major.
“I’m his bagp-age, Old Hateful,” replied the
demure damsel', pursing her rosy lips iuto the
prettiest pout.
“Old Hateful” subsided; the young man
came in and extended an arm protecting!}*, al
most caressingly, around hU “baggage,” and
Mr. Conductor Caproti started the train—iVo
rkkrtcc Journal.
rmiOAGO LEAD AND OIL
Vj woßKsa
Corner Clinton and Fulton Streets West Side.
LEAD PIPE, BULLETS, BAB & SIIEEI LEAD,
LINSEED OIL,
Shot, VTliltc Lead, Bed Lead and Litharge,
PUMPS ASD HYDRAULIC RAMS.
Orders from the trade solicited. Highest market
price paid for flax Seed. P. O. Box 6115.
Bel K. TV. HLATCHFORD.
gILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER BRACES
AJNTD TRUSSES,
A Large Assortment
AT GALE BROTHERS.
Wholesale *RetaUDrnpglstß.2C2Bandolph-Bt, Chicago.
gPRING STYLES
HATS AND CAPS,
Just Received.
RETAIL ART) "WHOLESALE.
J, A. BMTTH & CO.,
&p4 cil 1m IIS LAKE STREET.
JJ ATS, CAPS AND
;Straw Goods
AT WHOLESALE.
E. 3?. L. BROOM,
SUCCESSOR TO E. R. KELLOGG-* CO.)
SO - - LIKE STKEET. ■ . SO
I have now on band, and am dally receiving, a
Urge and well selected stock Of
HATS, CAPS, STRA¥ GOODS
SHAKER HOODS, &c. f
suitable for the
Spring and Snnuuer Trade of ’63
Wldch I offer to the trade, cither by t he package or
dozen.at
LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES.
Country Merchant*, whether purchasing or not, are
cordially Invited to examine my stock and prices.
E. P. L. BROOM,
Wholesale Dealer la
HATS, CAPS, &c.,
BO T. AT-TFI ST, CHICAGO
[mi-a72>-Bail
r PO RENT —N w and second-hand
PIANOS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS AND MELODIOSS,
at whole sale and retail. Order* ttotc a distance prompt
ly attendrd to JULIUS BAUKU i Ct).,
tnhn-b2&Sm P9 gonth Clark street.
nriMßEß.—The Pcshtigo Com-
A pany Is prepared to lurnlsh Bills of Dimension
Imbrr for Bridges. Elevator* and Building* of every
'Jescrlptlon. at short notice.
dap 11 C3LO Hu THOMAS 11. BKHBE.Prcatdcnt.
V,\7 OOL TWINE.—I am maim
f 1 factoring, and can fill orders for this goods,
In any quantities*
mhlO-*9SB-2m
BLOOD’S BURNISHED HELIX
EYED NEEDLES.
BLOOD & CO., Manufacturer & Sole Proprietor,
Cfflce—S3T> Broadway, Moff-it‘B Building. New York.
Machine Net die* of all land*. ap2s-c££S i;t
Broom corn seed.—i have
one hundred hnshels of superior quality of
broom com seed, which has been tried, and warranted
to grow. Bond laordcrsearl
NATHASnJL WHITE,
mh9-aSCMa 05 South Water street. Chicago.
KHO BAGS COFFEE.—Rio, Mar
acalbo and Costa XUca,lalr to prime, anty-
Inc and lor sale bv
PARSONS. PITKIN * HAKKKY,
71 South Water stree
QUARTERMASTER’S DRAFTS
for one year certificates, bought by
J. A* ELLIS A CO, #
Northwest comer ol Clark and Lake streets
aplS-cSSI-to
KA TONS TOBACCO-Of reliable
eJV/ and standard Keatucky brands, la boxes, hall
boxes arid caddies: alao.flne cut chewing and stook
ice of apnroxed manufacture, is barrels, half barrels,
Ac forealb at CQTTtntTateabr
“C- 101 ** 10 PARHHWR PITKIN A BANKET.
•aTOM-ly U Bouth "Water street.
JJibbing, Paper {jangmgs, &t.
PAPER HANGINGS
At New York Prices.
E» G. JL, FoIXOoW,
70 Lake Street, Chicago.
"Wholesale and BetaD Scaler la
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS,
Gold and Velvet Decorations, Hand
Prints. Machine Satins, White
and Dart Blanks, Borders,
Fire Screens, etc., etc.
WINDOW PAPERS
Gold and Common Muslins, and Oil Shades
Hollands, Cords and Tassels, Putnam and
Pendulum CUSTAIH FIXTURES,
BEBBIIG
WAREHOUSE s
70 JLal&e Street, 70
Portable Spring Mattress,
Curled Ilnlr, Short Hair, Husk, Excelsior and
Sea Grass Mattresses*
Feafbcr Bcdfl, Bolsters and Pillows,
Blankets, Coniform, Wliltc & Colored
Bed Spreads, Sheets and Pillow Slips*
Curtain Cornices^
Curtain Bands Hoops and Loops.
A largo assortment of WHITE LACE CUP.TAINS
STEAM CURED FEATHERS,
The only place in the city.
E. Q. L. FASOBT,
TO Lake St., Chicago
Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers.
Curled Hair. Husks Excelsior.'Tow. Twine, Springs,
Burlaps, &c„ AT WHOLESALE.
The Highest Price Paid for LIVE
GEESE FEATHERS.
E. 6. I, EASON,
70 Lake St, Chicago, !i
POST OFFICE BOX MIC.
gEWERAGE BRICKS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ofllce
until 10 o'clock A. M., Wednesday. May fira. at wbteh
time the Board will open the same, for the delivery of
all or part of
4,000,000 Sewerage Bricks,
To be whole, hardbnrncd.frce from limp, pebbles, and
bats, square cagcrt. and of tho standard dlmerudons,
(Kx4x2*-4 inches.) The bricks will be delivered piled op
along toe line of sewers to be built In this city, subject
to sue Inspection and conntof the Hoard of Public
works. Time of delivery—Ore fourth on or before
•lane Ist next, one-fourth on or before Jane nth, one
fourth on or before July Ist. and the remaining one
fourth on or before July 13th. . . .
The bids most be sealed, and most bo accompanied
wUlm bond (blanks (or which can bo had at this office)
signed l y the bidder and two sureties, conditioned
that the bricks shall bo delivered for the price stated
in the bid. In case the contract Is awarded to the
bidder.
ITopoFftls will bo directed to tbo Board of Pabllc
Works. Indorsed " Proposals for Sewerage Brick*.”
The Board reserve*) the right to reject any or all bids
r0Wl, “ 1- B. CARPENTER,
FRED. LETZ,
J. G. GISDELE.
Commissioners of theßoard of Public Works.
Office of the Board of Public Works, Chicago. April
25th.1563. ap£>-dl(B-td
■\TOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1 \ Czdab Rat ITS and Missouri Riveeßailuoad.
CHIEF ENGINEER'S OFFICE, I
Ckdar Rapids. lon, April 25th, ISG3. f
EK AT.TT) PROPOSALS will be received at this office
on tho sixth day of Mar next, lor the Grading, Piling,
Culverts. Cattle Guards and Croadngs. Tics. Track
laying. Ballasting, three Station Houses and two Water
Tanks, on thirty miles of tho Cedar Haplda and Mis
souri River Railroad, west of Marshall.
Bids win be received for the grading of five or ten
mile sections, and for the whole. Bids will also be re
ceived for doing the entire work. Including every pos
sible expense, except the right of way, rails, chains,
spike and switch Irons.
The Company reserve the right to reject any or all
’ ibfiles, plans, estimates. *c„ may be examined at
t_is office, on and after the 2d of May.
ap29-dl7o-lw W. W. WALKER. Chief Engineer.
QFFICE OF PITTSBURGH,
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Eailway Co.
Interest due May Ift on tho Chicago Depot Bonds
Issued by tho Pittsburgh. Fort Wavao and Chicago
R&Uroad, will be paid at toe olllco or
S. J. GLOTEM, Cashier,
Hear Madison street bridge, on the presentation of the
connens .1. P, 11t-NDKR-ON, Treasurer.
Pittsburgh. April 13th. 1563. apgMSlMw
DFFICE OF THE CHICAGO
U AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD'COMPAST.
N ev \ obk. May 2d. 1533.
The annual meeting of tho stockholder* of this Com
panyforthe election of thirteen (13) Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company,
In the Cfty of Chicago, State of Illinois-, on Friday, the
filth (sth) day of June next.
The poll »H1 be opened at eleven at) A- M.,and
closed at twelve (12) St.
HEKRTFARNAM. President.
Fran ns H. Tows. Secretary. ap£)-dld7-30ds
CHICAGO AND NORTHWES
KJ TERN RAILWAY COMPAXT.
Chicago. April 27, ISO.
The annual meeting of the Bond-holders and Stock
holders cf the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company, will be held at the ciflceof toe Company. In
the city of Chicago. on Thtteovt. the tta d*v of
Jonc. ls€3. at 2 o’clock,?. M.. for the election of Di
rectors for the year ensnlnp. and for the transaction of
any other business that may come helure them.
ap2S-dUO-td JAMESR. YOLNU. Sec y.
■\rOTICE. The Animal Meeting
i of the Stockholder* of the Illinois Stone Com
panvyrillbe hold at the office of the (Company la ClU
cago on TUESDAY. the £th day of May next, at 2.S
o’clock P. M., forllie d< ction of Directors md tracs
action ofany business that may be prf seated.
apS-clMm J. W. McGEN NIsS. Secretary.
T>HODE ISLAND CENTRAL
JL\i PANE. RHODE ISLAND.—Pursuant to a decre
tal order of the Supreme Court of the State of Rhode
Island, the subscriber gives notice that all person
holding bills of the
‘RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL BANK,
Mast deposit the same with him at hie office. No. SS
tVeybofset street Providence. H. 1., on or before Use
Cm dav of August. A,D.lS6S.lnoruerto be entitled
to any dividend that may be declared out of the assets
of eald Bant. M. CLARES. Receiver,
Providence. It.l..Jan.l7th.lSS3. feArrtyt-fcn
soop Skirt fllonnfactorjj.
YORK ART) ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Manufactory,
-In all klsdsof
ian Corsets.
AT WHOLESALE
AXD RETAIL,
Bocih Clark street,
(opposite t&o Court
House.)
And importer mu ler,
French and Germ:
condrtnn to m
K. B.—lS'e repair all wartawP
rt cnanre. prpTldeo^tncy
16 South Water atreet.
which we sell without ex
ca they are kept clean, Oor #kin«
be of Ul6 best Watch Spring
steel *fclrt» exchanged If not sausftctory, aadaJt par
■eat to residence.
KoUce to tTholeMlo Buyer*.
.... m*r been In the Skirt bnalnees tinea the first
*w££mlnc of the trade, andhavebranche# of onrhotue
of the Union, a» well as Lon.
i»n-M.d moot London Agent farnbae# uaonr steel
aihrttcost—thne citing our customers the benefit of
wuat we should otherwise pay for cotnmlaiioia-we
art able to sell lower than anrotter manufacturer.
Drona try mall promptly attended to. Itemetnber onr
wholttalo room# are at 39 and 41 Lalce-aL, tup stairs.)
I* TP >cm ) Proprietor for Chicago,
-tsa-ir
gfTS THEHEjg
m
/'“■''wOßLD’s'^-^J
HAIR RESTORER
Convincing Testimony:
Rut. C. A. BUCKBEK.
Assistant Treasurer American Bible Union. Hew
York City, writes; “I very cheerfully add my
tcftlmy to that of nomcroo* friends, to the great
value of lire. S. A. Alien's World’s Half Restorer
aril Zylobalsannxm.”
Ret. WM. CUTTER, :;ew York City; "My hair lx
changed to Its natural color, and growing on bald
spot."
Szv..l. IT. CORNELL. New York City: “1 procured
it lor a relative. The falling of ine hair stopped,
and restored it from being grey to Its natnral and
Bbt >C *?°Brookljn, L. Lt "I will testify to
their value in the most liberal sense. They hare
restored my hair where It was bald, and, where
erey, to Us original color.” .... ,
Rrv. a. WErißTtfc. Boston. Mw.: M I have used
them with great effect. lam now neither haldnor
grey. Ma£ hair was dry and brittle; It Is now soft
Krv.Vi n V?DEGEN,Boston.Mass.; “That they pr t>-
mote the growth of the hair where baldness la, I
have the evidence of my own eyes.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
DR. SWEET’S
Infallible Liniment,
FOK RHEUMATISM. GOUT, NEURALGIA., LUil-
DAGO. STIFF NECK. AND JOINTS, SPRAINS.
BRUISES. CITS AND WOTTNDS. PILES.
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which It is a speedy and certain remedy
and never falls. This Liniment Is prepared from the
recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, or Connecticut, the
fanioufi bone setter .‘and has been used In hla practice
for more than twenty years witn the most astonishing
ALSO.
proposals.
wanted.
financial.
id dC4I(
cmcAQo, niwois.
Silk A Cotton Skirts
made to order at
short notice. Old
Skirt* rep-ilrc-d. alter
ed and shaped as good
asnew. Full stock of
woven, double dia
mond, bridV.&Froach
Skirts constantly on
hand, from S springs,
'size.
flliscdlanrons
ZYLOBALSAMUM ?
PRINCIPAL SALES OZTICE,
Ko. 198 Greenwich street, Sew Tort.
Numerous Certificates i
§1 as above,
feUrfifW-Sm-x WAT
★ 'k ★
THB
CHEAT EXTEBNAL REMEDY,
fcU AS C AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN. It is unrivalled
by anv preparation before the public, of which the
most skeptical mar be convinced by a single trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically, [then,
znntlc Disorders of every kind, and in thuusauds of
cases where It has been used It has never been known
tO FOR NEURALGIA, tt will afford Immediate relief
In every case, however distressing. .
It will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE In
three minutes, and Is warranted to do It.
TOOTHACHE also wilt It cure Intcwitly.
FOR NERVOUS UEBILITY ANDfeENERAL LAS
SITUDE arising from Imprudence or excess, this
Liniment is a most hapav and unfailing remedy. Acc-
Ine dircctlv upon the nervous tissues, it strengthens
anil rcvlviiics the system, and rcstort-s it to elasticity
ard visor. . . , .. .
FOR PILES.—As an external remedy, we cialm that
It 1* the BB&T known, and we challenge the world to
produce at* equal. Every victim of this distressing
1 ccmpMnt should give It a trial, for P will not fill to
atford Immediate relief, and la a majority of cases will
effect m-sDioai. cure.
QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
ticmtly malignant and dangerous, butn timely appli
cation of this Liniment will never fall to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
ment of the joints Is liable to occur If neglected. Tno
u orst case may bo conquered by this Liniment In two
o iiitr‘is£s s 'ccTs, TvoirsDS, fores, ulcers.
TURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily to the wonder
ful healing prcpcrtlts of Dr. Swkrt'b I.VPaLLtnL*
i.iNtiutKT. when used according to directions. Also.
CHILBLAINS. FROSTED FaET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
Should have this remedy at hand. for Itstlmelv use at
the first appearance of Lameness will cflcctoally pre
vent tho&c formidable diseases, to which ail horses are
liable, and which render bo many otherwise valuable
torse* nearly worthies*. . . . ..
Over fonr hundrec voluntary testimonials to tea
wonderful curative properties of this Liniment have
been rocelvi-d within the ln*t two years, and many oi
them from pereona In the blgbest ranks of Ufe.
CAUTION
To avoid Imposition. observetho Signature andLlfee-
HCM of Dr. Stephen Sweeten evury label. and »!bo
•‘Stephen Sweet fl Infallible Liniment" blown In tho
glass of each bottle, without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON? & CO„
Solo Proprietors. Norwich, Ct.
For stile by LOTTO * SMITH, General Western
Arcelb. 13 Lake street, Chicago, and by dealers
everywhere. fe.*6-a4iHcow-ly
]y£ILES’ CELEBRATED
~ SAHO AHD OTHER COFFEES. .
The BAND b u> been extensively used In this and
ether com.trie;-, and la highly approved for its
Flue Flavor, ECculthfai and Xattritions
Qualities*
Tills CofTce compares favorably wl i-.and la by many
preferred to Rio and Java, and la
Sold at about Half tbo Price:
It Is ground and mit up In Tin Foil In paper la 11b.
packages, with labels that read—
“WILES’ SANO COFFEB.”
In the centre of which Is a cut of a lady holding*
coifecpor. The labels arc red. preen, and blue, and
are copy-righted. Observe Label PAjmcPLaRLT. as
parties are putting up aa ixTEßion article, to resemble
tbooEOTTVF. SASo. as near as the law permits.
If Is packed In white wood boxes of So lbs; also, in
bulk In keg# and barrels. Also on band M ilts* Old
GovEiiKUANT. Java. >UnAOAinq,Sr. Doxisoo. Rio.
Dakdiuos, and Rtk Coffrxs. or superior qa.illtr,ln
Tin Foil papers and boxes: similar to Saao. . , ,
Dealers will please send for Circulars and Ll«t of
Prices Orders nymall or Expre*sprotr.plly executed.
L. F. HULMAX.BC Harrison *t.. New York.
Sole Agent lor the United SUtcs.
|y Beware of Counterfeits. tnhU-aStwsm
QHICAGO WATER WORKS.
Stnil-annnal Water Tax dne May Ist, XSO3,
The Board of Pabllc Works have assessed tho
amounts to be paid as water rent* or assessments for
the six months commencing May Ist. 1863. and eullrg
Ocl.aist, 1563 and the same arc hereby declared to be
due and payable on the Ist of May next.
By the requirements of tho Revised City Chartcr.tho
watertaxU a«Cffed on all lots of land which shall
abut or adjoin any street, avenue, or alley through
which the water pipes arc laid, and widen shall have a
bulldlcg or buildings thereon, whether the water
shall be used In snch imUiUng.or on finch lot. or not.
If cot paid during the month of May. ten percent,
will be added to the water rent, on all lots where tho
wuUrlsnscd. On the water assessments oflotswhere
the water Is not used, a discount of twenty per cent,
willbt made if the same Is paid during May.
BF order of tte Board.
Office of the Board of Public Works. Chicago. April
20th. ISO 3. epSl-cTS toJunl63
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
any one wishing to engage in business. A first
STOVE, TIN,
AND
Hardware Business
FOB S4I.E.
Haring one o the best stands In tho city. Address
Pest Office Box 780. or 11. W. LAKDBETH. corner of
Clark and Monroe streets. ap2l cftM-fit
"VTOTICE. —Tho advertisement in
X* the Tribune, wherein Washington Whitney
"Cautions all persons from baying of G. T. Gilbert,
rlchta to manufacture or sell his Excelsior Clothes
Wringer"—and wherein It Is stated that -paid Gilbert
]>m no authority so to do”—l* without foundation and
false! As I, the undersigned.have
Irrevocable and Exclusive Power
from said Whitney to sell snch rights lathe Western
States. And Ido hereby caution Ul persan. from bay
ing any such right* from A, Bidelt.2C4 Lake street,
Chicago. o. T. oiLUAt.r.
ap2AdiO-9t
n£ he family want.
Whitney’s Excelsior Clothes Mrloger
AND STARCFER. for sale, wholesale and retail. Re
sponsible agent* wanted. Sta aan 1 Connty Rights for
sale at a low price. A. RIDKLL, SOI Lake Street,
Chicago. ap24-c9IO-lm
QTEAMED FRESH OYSTERS.
lO Spiced Oveters, Pickled Oysters. Roast Meats.
Poultry, Game. Sonpe.Trlpe.i reah Fruit*. Vegetables,
Jellies. Catsups. Sauces, "a. every variety put up
In nanatSTiaiiXT ssllhi. Cans, by FIT HI AN *
POGUE. »t their extensive Farms and Factory,
ERgcton. X. J.. .nd for sale Aeen^^
45 North Water street, and 46 North Dehiware Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa. Each can warranted. Send tor a
Price Lie fS3&ASO(«a
BUTI'ER! BUTTER I—l .-vm pre
pared to fill orders for the
GOSHEN BUTTER FIBKIN,
Holding ICO lbs. Also. WELSH BUTTER TUBS,
holding 20. 40. oC and 1(0 lb.. Parties inteudlcg to
rack Gils season, win note where their goods are to
be bad. lam also Sole Agent for the Davis' Patent
Churn and Butter Worker.
NATHANIEL WHITE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dca’er In all kinds of
Wooden and Willow Ware.
OS South Water Street.
aps c 72 2m
TTNITED STATES MARSHAL'S
\J SALE IN ADMIRALTY.—By virtue of an order
of sale bv the Hon S.vaitrzL H.TBkvt. .lodge of tne
United States District Conn for the Southern District
of Illincls. Id admiralty, dated on theiOth day o! April.
A. D. Ufa. will be sold at Public Sile. to the hlgtest
and best bidder forcasb, at Cairo. In said D’-ttict, on
the 15th dav ot Mar, A. D. PW3, thefollowlne described
property, to-wlt;—fet BALEs OV COTTON". Sa’c to
commerce at 10 o'clock A. M.. the same hating been
coideninca as
Springfield. Dl.. April at. 1563. spanaai-a*
Estate of henry b. good-
RICH, Deceased.— Public notice la hereby
m\en to all persona having claims and demands
S'-dn't rheostat-! of Henry B Goodrich, deceased.to
present the same for adjudication and settlement at a
rc-nlar term of the County Coart of Cook Coaoly. to
beholden at the Court House. In iheCUv of Chicago,
on the third Monday of May, A. D. i&S, oeing the Lith
day
Chicago. March 80th. ISO. mh3l-b-3J 6w
■\riGHT SCAVENGER.—CharIes
JJ t Ktmz will attend to the cleaning of Vault*. Priv
ity and the removal of offensive matter of all descrip
tions. spoiled meats, dead anlmals,&c_ &c. Rainwater
cisterns cleaned and purified. Particular attention
riven to the removal or stable manure. All work at
tended to with promptness and dispatch, and at boor
post suitable. Post office Pox tua. apis-cSMm
T>OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Xli In Draw Inc of April 17th, _
No. ICS2 drew tlOO.OCC; No. 13502 drew 830.COO; No.
6C76 drew IOO.OCO; £o. H.IK drew 410.0 M: >O. 5.W6
drew 45.000; belie the five capital prizes. Thirty per
cent premium paid for prize*. Information rurnWied.
Jllehrst price paid for Donbloons. American Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR * CO.. Banter*
ay»-dSO-6t 16 Wall street. New York.
EE AD Y— (Official,) Tho United
• States Conscription Act. orNatlonalMUltlißlU,
with a copious Index for retcrence. JAS. w. FOB-
r/lA HLF. CHESTS TEAS.—A
t) V/V/ fall assortment o ;new crop Greeru icd
Blkcfaemt) racing all grades
nkln. Oanpowder. Imperial, Tw*ai*y. Oolong. Ac,
amTlugandlorsal|bjL pixKiS A BASKET.
FAfibuas.fa water street.
nrn HHDS. HEW ORLEANS
Z •)\J rttgaßS —common to choice in stare and
S&V TO r*i*o».
QHEEP. —I have for sale five huo*.
O drtd Sheets o*»y ton. near Wm. Mctlre* .*1
sctcu miles southwest of the Railroad Station at vf*
illiflccllanton*.
gADDLERY HARDWARE.
HAYDEN, KAY & CO.,
45 & 47 LAKE STREET,
Are prepared to show cash be jot of
Saddlery Hardware
AND
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
The Unrest and best assorted stock to bo fonad lath
Northwest, embracing
§PBnes aw> axi.es.
Hubs, Snokes, Felloes,
CiBEIACE BODIES UD SEiIS,
Enameled Cloth, Patent Leather, &c.
Also, a large assortment of
EOBSS COLLARS AND BLANKETS,
WHIPS AND LASHES,
Skirting, Bridle, Collar and Harness
LEATHER.
AH of which Trill 1)8 offered at prices tint Trill net
tie uadertcld.
AGENTS FOB
Howry’s Spring and Axles, Crocket’s
Varnishes.
DOLE'S' PATENT
Hub Boxing Machines and Hollow Augers.
P. HAYDEN. W. V. KAY. P. WILSON.
Sew York. Chicago. Cincinnati.
mh7-aSU-3m
JPINE CLOTHING.
B. L. FERGUSON & CO.,
87 X-ialsie street
AND
41 & 43 Wabash. avenue,
\TOXOLESALE DEALERS 15
FI IJB
CLOTHING-.
WB HATE THE
BEST STOCK -OP CLOTHING
Ever offered In the Chicago Market*
FIKE GOODS ABE €HE VPEH SOW
THAN COStSON ONES.
Buyers are Invited to Examine.
B. L. FERGUSON & CO.,
37 lake-st,, and4l 543 Wahasli-aTO., Chicago.
[qp3-b3?3-4w 7 yaw]
YOUNG, BROTHERS & CO,
33 & 85 Lake street,
AND 39 WABASH AVENUE,
CHICAGO,
—AND—
15 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
Hstc tho largest and best assorted stock of
CLOTHING-,
To be found ta’tbc West, Inda-lins a splendid assort
ment of
Sijsanislilitjaesi Coats
and dusters
Our Manufactory Is at
l*iO Chambcrs*st,« and 50 War
ren-st., I\e>r York.
We will sell our Clothing: at the
Lowest New York, Philadelphia
—AND—
BOSTON MANUFACTURER’S PRICES.
TOTING, BEOTHEES & CO.
ap!6 d63 lm
gTETKES & CO.
CLOAKS!
PLAIN, BEAMED AND EIOHLY
Circulars and Sacques,
New and Splendid Styles
ITOW READY AT
STRYKER & CO.’S,
No. 141 Lake street.
ALSO—JUST RECEIVED,
simmer, mu, «na fixe lambs wool
SHAWLS,
In Seasonable Colors.
DRESS GOODS
SVN BMBBEILIS,
Parasols and Sun Shades,
A large Block now In store.
Bonnet, Trimming and Belt Eibkons.
JOOTIH'S & ALEXANDRE’S KIDS,
A large assortment of
HOOF SHIBT S,
Feints and Domestic Goods,
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY & GLOVES,
jost opened, and -will be sold at prices aslo«r as caa
Ci£CWti£lC be found.
STRTEER & CO.,
11l LAKE STREET.
myl9-rSI2-ly
Q.EEAT ATTRACTION
iSD HEITT REDCCTIOS IX THE
PRICE OF
FOBEIGU
DRESS GOODS!
WICKS, SMITH & CO.,
Will oiler on Tuesday, tlie SStfa.
inst., and every day after nntil
closed, lUeir entire stoclajinclud
in" over
200 CASES
FROM AUCTION,
AND
PRIVATE SALE,
At 25 per cent than Original Cost.
Akq,. the leading styles of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
OS,*’ wortrnect« « moderate adraiico from Ano
uOU Itv^
SMITH & CO.,
©1 and. 83
Prantlin street,Ne-wYork.
tapßMsMlßl . ,
fjthnbolh’* QErtrail Bnrtm;
HELMBOLD’S
Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Euchu,
A. POSITIVE
AND SPECIFIC KEHEDV
For Non-Eetention or Incontinencj'oi
TTrine, Irritation, Inflammation or
Ulceration of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Diseases of the
Prostate Gland, Stone
in the Bladder, Cal
cnlons Gravel or
Brick Dust
Deposit
and
Mucus or Milky Discharges, and all
Diseases or Affections of the Bladder
and Kidneys, and Dropsical
Swellings existing in
Men, Women or
Children.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT 3U&HU
For Weakness arising from Excesses
Habits of Dissipation attended with the
following symptoms: Indisposition to
Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak’Nerves, Trembling, Hor
ror of Disease, Dimness of
Vision, Wakefulness, Fain
in the Back, Universal
Lassitude of the Muscu
lar System, Hot Hands,
Flushing of theßody,
Dryness ofthe Skin,
Eruptions on the
Face, Pallid
Counte
nance.
These symptoms, If allowed to go on. which thi
medicine invariably remotes, soon follows Fa*
tuity. Epileptic Fits, in one of which the
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed by
those “direful diseases.*’ IX*
SANITY and CONSUMP
TION. Manyareawaro
of tbecanseofthcir
Buffering, hot
cone will con
fess. The
records
of the In
sane Asylums,
and the Melan
choly Deaths by Con
sumption. bear ample
witness to the truth of the
assertion. TheConstitutlononce
affected with Organic Weakness, re-
Silrcs the aid of medicine to Strengthen
Invigorate the System, which HELM
BOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU Invariably does.
HELMBOLD’S
Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla,
For
pmlfying
the blood, re
moving all disp
ense!* arising trom ex
ceed and imprudccciea in
life, chronic constitutional
diseases arising from an impure
slate of the blood, and the only reli
able and effectual known remedy for the
cure of Scrofula, Scald Head. Salt
lUietim. Paine and Swellings of
the Bones, Ulcerations of the
Throatand Legs. Blotches,
Pimples on the Face,
Tetter, Erysipelas,
and all scaly
eruptions
of the
akin.
Two table spoonsful of the Extract of Sarsaparilla
added to a pint of water, la equal to the Llbsou Diet
Drink, and ona bottle la fully equal to a gallon of
the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Decoction, as usual
ly made.
Or THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and
arc also in very general use in all the STATE HOS
PITALS ami PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout tbs land, as well as In private practices,
and are considered a* invaluable remedies.
See Medical Properties of BtteTiu ,
PEOM DISPENS ATOET OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Bee Professor DEWEES’ valuable works on the
Practice of Physic.
Seo remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MoDOWELL.
a celebrated Physician, and Member of the Boyal
College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published In tho
transactions of the King and Queen’s Journal.
See Medlco-Cblrurgteal Review, published by BEN
JAMIN TRAVERS. Fellow of Royal College of Sur
geons.
See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine.
PRICES:
Ertnft Enfhn, SI,OO per bottle, or Six for $5.09
•‘SarsajurHla, SI,OO per tattle, or Six for $5.00
Delivered to any address, securely packed from ob
serration.
Address lettera for Information. In confidence, to
HELMBOLD’S
medical depot,
104 South Tenth Street,
(Below CbeetnatJ
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
tTHPEISCIPIED DEALERS,
WHO XSDSATOB TO
Dispose ol “their own” and "other* 1 articles oa the
'Vepatatloa attained by
KFiMBOLD’S PREPARATIONS,
nELMBOLD'S
GENUINE EXTEACT BUCHTT,
helmbold^s
GENUINE EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
HELHBOLD’S
GESCESEIMPROVED ROSE-WASH.
Sold by Druggist Everywhere.
ask FOB HELMBOLD’S
take no other,
chit ont the advertisement and send
forU and avoid Imposition and exposure.
LORD & SMITH,
tthoibi.uk druggists.
Wholesale Western Agents.
£ocar-T«frSß»i
HailrcoD anh Sttamboat Crtttf.
r ro THE ARMY OP THE PO
■ TOMAC.—'TootHceraandaolllersoniarloaglloc
discharged. going to the
WSSX, SOBTBWEST,
—on
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
THE ONLY PLACE TO PROCURE TICKETS
la at the Depot of tbs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
Vc hate no connection-with v»y ootiddi Tn«
or’r plare. to procure a through tiriot.ortv a rg. oar
bng’jrace ehccted fren Washington, i» t ; ias Depot of
the Company.
Cheaper fire, cl -per connection* and qilAer time
than any other route.
BEWAKE OF KU>"XEES!
Vxxt cothtsg to do with thorn, bat axnc' ftra.git
to the l-epot and boy yuor ticket*. Odicer* »rl - *l
- olsct.urgtd or on furlough Mkon u» !.-D"'-<D
ItATEb. No ooinlbnalngbj»tua iont*.or cnarjs for
Lsndniigbaiteace.
oe-iralrsiiesre atf:So.7 and 11:15 A.M.: 1. and
e-* I P >i. Attache! :o me train Is a car fur S:sS ana
WooDdedSoldiert. wUhont esUarna.-R*.
„ R. W. HDMuNDs, PaiocoTer Agent.
G. S.KOCiyTZ.General Agent. anT^-d’.'llm
For lake superior.
Tie staunch and Cut new stCAmer
SEA. BIRD,,
CAPT. SOCGAL,
Wl'l commence her trio* between CbScaeo nl
Luka Superior.
On Uto 30tli of April, 1883.
A. T. SPESCPR, Aze-it,
Foot of booth stteH,
apS-cMm
/>FOKGF CHAFFEY & BUOS n
FOKWAKOERS,
-A.tlo.ntic Wharf, I£ixxs>*toiu
Prcr'XLXS»—BRISTOL and B ROCKVILLE.
WELLINGTON aad BOSTON.
koi tie transhipment of grain at Kingston.taeyarw
provided with anew Floating Elevator aid a *V*rt ct
substantial tew Mtvw. built under their own dhv<v
tl^r; capacity, 23C.w* bushel*, an tire cargo be lag
under httccca. _
Aossrs—J.AH.McLENNAS.Montreal; B CHAF
nrr & CO.. Tomato t H McLBSSAN. Chicago*
JAMES MITCHELL.Milwaukee. mtLS-MSMai
I>UFFALO, CLEVELAND
> AND
1863 Chicago Line. 1353
Tor tho enmlnc season of naxl-acon. the staamera
or tnu line will run In connection, and on alternate
days, with these of the
Western Transportation Company
BSTWVSS
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO,
DAILY LIXE
(Sundays excepted > for the iran«portaUou "f S'rrlznt
and Passengers. Hanning la connection. at Badilo*
with the
New York Central Eailroad, Spauld
ing’s Express, Union Express;
The WASTERS TRANSPORTATION - CONPAXrint
Troyand Erie Lines of Canal Boad.oo
the Erie CanaL
At Cleveland, with
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
The steamer* corcpo-trg this line are of the largest
size, sod of great strergtn and tpeed. with superior
aocon iLCdailwna for Pa**eogera.
With these unequalled f«3lltle* the line!* prepared
to contract to trau-poit Property from New York.tto*'
ton, Albany. Troy, and all the rrinc-pal point* on tn«
line of the Sew York Central ilclnal &nd the Rri»
Canal, to the ports on theWi< Shorr of Lake Michi
gan : and from those porta to Cleveland. Doilalo. sod
aJlpclnta hast.
For rates of freight and pa**aso apply to
JOBS H. MOUh, Agent S. Y.C.Rilroad, So. 89
Broadway, N T.
HUGH AIXKN'. Agent Western Tran«portatSonCo«,
J*o. 1 Coeutles Slip. N. Y,
M.B SPATXDIXO, Span!ding's Express. No. 8 As
tor House. N. Y.
lur iiuupc. .*, i.
J. H. WILGUS &CO .Proprietor*of Tnloa Express
and Agent* Troy A Erie Line. No 307 Broadway.
So. it N.T.
BOND * VOKBI9. Cleveland. Ohio.
AVM.S'TRTV.MiT.AcPnt C.± P. R. R.PtttsbOTS,Pm.
Richmond & Hancock, asim.,
Ot»ce foot of Sute Chicago.
SHELDON PEASH, Mnna~lnjj Aset..
Office tool of Mlcclsaa utrecC. )<»tr-10.
A. A. SAMPLE,
Pk-Mn.er \grat.
apS-c217 Ins
'J'IIK NORTHERN
Transportation Company
OF OHIO,
rs ritXT’ATrxD to ia.er9POßTPronnrrTDCTwnw
BOSTON, AIL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YOSS AND THE WEST,
WITH PROMPTNESS, CARE AND DISPATCH.
This well kr.cwn lire *<Mlflo?r, fir»tclv«*scr*,-w Steam
ers* connects at OGDENSBUGH with railroad for
EOfton and alloolnt* In New Kie.and; at Vltv
cet t with the Railroad* bet * een ca;-e Vincent and
New York; and ato-wpgo wltr- all:iPo*’£llrqr
first clasa Canal Boats between '^wtße,
Troy. Albanr and New York.
Form a DAILY 1.1.5 F. from Boston. New Tort.
Ocdfst stnrcb. Cape Vincent and ruwpgo to Cleveland.
Toledo and Detroit, and aTRI WEEKLY LINB
To Chicago and Intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.
J SYSES T4 Pearl -trect. New Tort.
JOHN HOOKING. State street. Boston.
GKO. A. FnDV.rciJpnshnnjß.
JOHN H.rmwyuliD.Oswego*
A. F.SMITH, Care Vincent.
WALKER & HAYS. Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS. Detroit.
O. J. HALE. Milwaukee.
pH.ToN a BREED. CteTpJar.d.
v.j.nowF.chictn,
Office and dock foot of North Lasalle street.
mhHWilWrn
1863. THE ISS3.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R.
825 miles Donble Track*
In order to keep pace with the demand* of the travrl-
Ise public, the managers cf thl» poprlar route have
added many Improvement* durlmr tb© year ISO. and
with Its connection*. It will be f >und In all respects A
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to all the K.utern cltlc*. Tha
track Is stone ballasted, and cr Urely free from detS.
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
(with close connections from Western Cltleaj
AH connecting direct to New York, THROUGH
ADLLFIIIA. and close connections at Harrlabure (tar
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
From Pittsburgh to New York, one train rune daily.
(t.TO miles,; via Allentown, without change o C can, IW
rlvlcg In advance of all other ront-s.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW TO2K.
Tickets for sate to Poston by boat or rail. Bout Tfs
keta good on any ofthe sound lines. Fare to all polnM
as low as any route.
Sleeplirr Car* on night trains to Philadelphia. Now
York and Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and transferred free.
FREIGHTS.
By tile Route Freights o i alt descriptions can be fbiw
warded to and from Philadelphia. New York, Boetos.
or Baltimore, to and fromany point on the Railroads
of Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana. r.liacis, Wisconsin, lowa,
or Missouri nr xailxo \d direct.
The Pennsylvania central Railroad also connect* at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
tucky. Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois. MissimpfC
Wloconsln. Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers
and at Cleveland. Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to all I'orts on the North-Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this company, can rely wllfc
confldcnce on Its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from anypota*
In the Went by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad an
aT aixtrains as rator.vbls as ai coaaoxo xy osa-
XB KMUUKD COJtPASirs.
17* Be particular and mark packages "TZa.PKn*
CXSTBAL H. S.”
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either of the following Agents of ma
ART ' Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE A CO.. Transier Agents. Pittsburgh.
H. W. BROWN A CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
R. C. MKLDRUM A CO.. MuLsoa. Indiana.
J, E. MOORE, Louisville. Ky.
Tr. W. AIRMAN A CO.. Evansville. Ind.
R. F. 8 ASS, St. Louis. Mo.
CLARKE A C 0., Chicago. TUlnota.
J. 11. McCOLM. Portsmouth. Ohio.
McNEZLT A MONTGOMERY. Mayesvllle,Ky.
W. 11. A E. L. LANGLEY. GalllpoUs. Ohio.
11. S. PIERCE, A CO„ Zanesville, Ohio.
N. H. HUDSON. Ripley. Ohio.
B. C. MKLDRUM. Genera: Traveling Agent tor Cm
South and West.
STOCK.
LIVE
Drovers and Farmers will (lad this the most
sgeous rente for Live Stock. Capacious Yards n<m!
watered and supplied with every convenience havw
■jcea opened on this line and Its connections and ererr
attention la paid to their wants. From Harmbargn
where win be found every convenience for feedlngana
resting, a choice la offered of the PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. TZUswUI
a&> be found the shortest, quickest and most direct
route for Stock to New Yorfc-[vla AUentom>-MA
with fewer charges than ary other.
ENOCH LEWIS. GenT Snpt. Altoona. Pa.
L. L. IKU'PT. GenT Ticket Agent. Philadelphia.
H. U. HOUSTON. Genl Freight Agent. Philadelphia
la3-v743-ly
Bnstntsf dart*.
T C. DEAN,
* dentist,
41 Clark «treet. (nearly opposite the Sherman House.
______
T> EMO VAL.—Todd, Dexter & Co.
.Lw have removed from HI to
124 South Water street*
Where thev will crnitnue to transact a General C(»-
riiyflon bonnets. and would rcepectfallv solicit coi>-
rignment* of Groin. Flour. Pork, Liberal
advances maac on consignments ap!2 cto7-im
T AND SURVEYING AND EN-
I J GISEESINQ.—Sasnran 3. Srxex.*t,93 Desr
boru street, having filed his bond and taken out •
Dcen-'C as surveyor under the provisions of the new
City Cbart-r. 1$ prepared to Tike surveys and lub
dlvtdons. and to perform all duties heretofore per
talnlrc totheottlce of City Surveyor, now abolished.
jnb2l-b*»4w
JEVKE & AIAIXNT,
FRESCO PAINTERS,
101 XVaehlnston street, Chicago, Hl*
QTJTLER, BALL & CO.
HGHISISC BOD DEILEBS
AndCoiumlseloa Merchants, 93 Klnrle street, Chicago
a? 4 csl-8w
A. HOWELL & CO.,
* MAMTTACmTRBRS OF
PAPER HANG-IRO-S,
Ho. 24 Cortlandt street, Hew York.
ESTABLISHED m WT.
BTannlnctory at New Hrauowlct, w-J-
The •rectal a;t*rC-n c'vpn baa
theironlersiooAwLeno ■as.eto^‘ e « raa
in
pNES 3 S iSS;
BEll CSTiTE AGENT,
O Chicago, Illinois.
If . n «tiwrptlated on security, lyt-agp-iy
(HmcatianoL
jy£RS. SEDGWICK’S SCHOOL.
At LENOX, Hawtchnsetts.
Mr*. Charles Sedgwick opens her school for the ram
mer term of twenty weeks, on May 3th. Circular*
may be bad on application to H. tv. BISHOP. Jr.. S*
Dearborn street. apl-bfr&Mw-iweoda3wgtgw^_
CHIEGLE .AND LUMBER.
O Hatbe sold m. m Jinia=d!tocs ol StilJiiJj
to Vcfcrs mcetf i Var. I ho?« ray o*d codo'aers wta
St«dlo StTe^Se £t:oris« 3 tier bar.
to rae slice I Bare b«a la BBE^STETi
>»~m hrtH-’ht cf sir.
„!£2
SSJ w biro «li oarjarf.uatca beltofQreu.
TaeltUismec. . l J ..
ri'HK WASP,
L toton wiiTSEli'' f I?” Q 'Ten6S.“ _!<='»-
tions ill per tent from bojfcc of Q.T.
to mooajacUitc or tell
excelsior clothes 'WH’jjgeb,
sssaaaar“«■

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