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special {Notices.:
S. X.—XSOO.—X,
olredcntary habit* troubled with weakness,
palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite,'
i«tr«M alter enduy. torpid liver, constipation,
curve to milcr Iftiiey will not try the celebrated
- PLANTATION BETTEQS,
.VblrhfircLowrccoiumcciW by the highest medical
inthorltles arrt vrerranted to produce an IMME
DIATE henrfirml effect. They are cxceedlnsly agree
ikblc, perfectly puns, and must supcrceed’aU other lonlci
They purity, strengthen and Invigorate.
Tiny crci.tc & healthy appetite.
They tilt antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effect* of dissipation and late boor*.
They Ft react lien the gyatem and enliven the ttilnd.
Tuey pre rent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They r trify the breath and acidity of tbs stomach.
They cut Dyspepsia and Orsltpailoii.
TJicv core Diarrhea and Cholera Morho*.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak eironc, the Unsold hrtlhant,
* are exhausted nature'* great restorer. They
K.mroW'd or tUo cel.br.tcd CIMr» berfc winter
rm-n, wuaafra*, root* and herb*, all preferred tn p
><-tly >tut Bt. Croix rum. for particulars, see draft
jarf and u*tlinonlali around cart) Iwttle.
Beware ol Imposters. Examine every bottle. Bee
that it has our private C. S. Sump unmotUated over
•he cork, with plantation scene, and our rtsnatnre on
. n ,x steel t.Ute aide label. See that our bottle U T.ot,
-vi-ru-d With ppurtous and deletorou* stuff. An* per
~ - rrefunding rf) soil Plantation Bitten, by tiie«alloa
xj hulk, han imposter. Any person Imitating this
tel*.saloon*, steamboats and country ctorca.
P. EL. DRAKE & CO.,
team ISJ2 Broadway, N.T.
mjH2.
ftr. XI. Anders Sc Co.’s
. IODINE WATER.
locate Waier acts tigou Uie llaxaT, Live*, Kn>*
: _iYfc, DIGtceTIVX OBOAXb OLfi SVSTB*.
Tue tuicni vluc'u bo* alieoded tte uie of thl* rea
_fi, lu r>rival» practice, and Hie encorbomeat of uied
•t*l tuiberity, enable u* to rccommt<nd it to tlie prac
titioner an« tbc public, feeling coaMlent tbat with a
Ta-.r trial u will attrat It* own exc«Uence In U»« core
of OvTitic Diaeoeu* which ind-cate lodine, «acb a*
icßojviA. mioNcuiTi*, tu» EacwioHe, H*aar,
Livxk ml 9 Eiua iTl)ii‘iiß»»,trFvoi:i i Arrxorrojr®*
siarrxuna, huaukavisk. Draearsta, Danturr,
Kirmr.ib, Ac. . __ ,
I-imidiui* may rely upon tbaunUorm strength of
ortir-e wmit a* com olnlne er er*uwi*ua»
iodine ID each Uoid water, ko eotvzsr
-i»o rlt U doi liable to decompt»rtUoo nor
formed tLequalitle*; neimet U the
Iodm«- ox/mred nor nedtrallrod by camblnatioa with
: y jMi.Jdlcst, rondcnnir tbJ» ecintion to
ity oUipr method of exhibiting lodine.
j-uii 'ilrocuucia accompany each bottle that It may
ik- m.va ur a fandlymediclne a*well a* by tneprafeu-
osc dollar per bottle. On receipt of five dol
lar*. ttx bottle* delivered FREB by erprt» to any
iodr^sfi.
Beware of Conntcrfalt* and Imitation* which nn*
-jrlr.nvi* d dealer* ei dearer to dispose ojonourroo
ntu-ion. bee onr plewunre and trade mark (the
w-rd beaOibu thle unvortl-ionent) unoa_ the label*
a»dwrapi»itt of each bottle, without which none 1*
prstl*. DB. N," ANDERS ft
] , tivptuan* and ChDißl*ta.4liS S.Y.
F- r by BLISS A SHARP, 1U Lake-flL,Oblca?o.
Ui\lC-rTO>Lm.TD
To dear the Douse of Flies;
USE DUTCHER’S CELEBRATED
jjICBTWSB FLHIILEB,
Lcf.ii cLeap article, cuy to n*c. Eveir ebeet will
JJ’lMi;ur.K. SOLD KVERTWHERB. jcll>-kB3Mw
To our Female Dcaders.
t:»- cr.n the attention ot our lemrte retd-r* to the
luivrMM-ii'fctii In our column* of the Cherokee
Uinm-cT find Injection, f-o 1 the core of Fiatob Annrs,
ir iLp'Bimen. mvMi T-xttaUle compound*
be* r. lourui a taofii 80ve*etcn “peclfir ii« this
b- >i,f removal ol wUrb tb*-r also aid In
ti r pcrlorsof the lemala vyncm. ottea Inwrrnoiea
hv v, von aleve. TBry are re tain to cure speedily
■iD-l ti.ort.uclilv, ardcr ntain romlr.tral pol-*>n»—are
n no’cti r, n«to the -post drllea-e orpamra
j* n Tlicv are also tn*- neit *nd most effective care
>1 *.■■»■ errlm-» and Glret >«; ftl*cor«JCd. ♦ leSAkUI It
Dr. James
r,. r of Jsbjm' Hospiul, t'oitom Hoo.w street.
Sew ilf.ue L'v..e»tahli-h*{i in tMO.mw permtnmt
j 'uc-t. d at w Randolph etr«Mt. i ht -»£o, IHtnnli.
in the trcatmi-nt of Old C< omj, lliucc
»iai. {-mo* clocs. and all kinds of Blood axd 'Kis
AM) DISORDCbI. Ol A COKTAOIOL'a VlJl
kal CiiAUiTiii, cares Uietu without resorting tu
Mi rcurv, lod’.pi:, Potassu. >r»en'C or anr poiisn.
mi wii/i u NrrTRALTsyK. a roimvs cox* lor all
icim-rf uad blood pot»on». ‘ . , ,
o.iumc WtAKMfi, sanb as Bem’nal Weakness.
..sM”«ur: a" and Diurnal ►'mustona, brought oa by
abuf« ot the carlr infl!»err»ions, excess or
ej.rfciuv. l.rrerjiarll», can'stne .lots of xnenary. con
fif; resfcion, rtlmoc'4, and often tla'Ci IntaLlty,
wuh mhtr dcploi able train of symptoms,treated aid
.•auirß’lv rnrifiby an ir.ialllble turttioc.iarlac mneb
t»nr! expense. GUet, conorrhea, Hectare. nod
i tcmiar to thcacxes, of a pnvau nature,
**oid of the VOBT HOUItIBI.E CLA.SS,
whin 1 the blood has become potioned, producing
bl -.clu s on V..t Iftec. small waters blisters, pains Ip
ui head and bones, ulcerated throat, nose. limbi and
body, ei rotula, together with as endless number »f
m fr Is recommended by the press generally of
tSi,. >ov : h. Hit medical faculty, and prolt-saorsof med
ic j col ccca. «m«. Thope AflUcteo should apply Imma
dk-'clv i. 1 dbe cured of these borrlßls dl»casea.
J<m.cii'b»-J»jlr Jt.Biee* Ofßrr and Parlors are at 88
BiLdiJr-h . bcfwi en Sii’« anrt Dearborn stn»*ia.
t/iucr opentrotu It Cqu»nitatlon*
c? nutiiiUal. Jsa-kCuC-aw
Colgate** floney Soap.
TMfc rfchhraii-d TDIL'KT bOAP. in snch universal
do -and. 1. made from the choicest materials, is mud
td emollient lo it* nature, iracramlj eceuted, and
xtnmvlv banefl-ial la *u action upon thee an ror
ja'< br a*l Umsgista and Fancy Ceoda Dealers.
jarb-uT.S-ly Tu-kAT-Tr
“ gloO—Proeliunatioii*
WoKl>**-*TJL *SDICAL CCBBB »T V* A PJ J
o> C» Pnor. Du OKtTU't Kluotuic OIL .—1 pro-
Do e to cure. almost uistaPlaneoufiy, individual*
Afflicted wiu» Deafness, Headache. Nearalela, Chill
Pev« r, Ague, Uhcomutlem, and »1 laores and pains.
I pn poec to check and effectually dissipate more
ech<* and pain, ami to accomplish »a*rer ana more
n nrci equilibrium el all the circulaUac fluid* In
ibe'oun-aa system, than«*n be efft rteo by any other
ir til otlifr methods of medical aid in the same apace
sf urn-.the masses th*-mseires betne judges. Prlaa,
tOo-xts and |l rer bottle, ft. •) UFH kM.Hole A?«it,
''MiaodoMa, Pa. Lord ft Emits, Burnham 4 van
-chnaci; aod Smith A Dwyar. Chicago Agents. For
ia> hr all Drupelets and Merchant*,
no tihikb-SmT-T* as
Firewecd.
»t. Weaver** ccrrpcund extract of FIREWEED OB
cuob aK» Lrvau Sr*rp is wabuastudto care
iciotaU. Bali lihvuia. Liver Complaint, and all di«-
am anflnclrom sit Impure state of the oleod. It
<i ß « not ihiiujtiti. It ii wondeifnl lnlts effect*.
Vy U. Sold by aU Drnsplstt H. SCOVlL,76llaD
xub *tr«tt,General agent xertbe West.
je3-Ufc7-SmTHB**TUle
Aflictcd Read.
UPCASTS D VSFJU'aI A CCTKM te warranted to cure
ny cam. of Dyspepsia, do matter how long standing.
*rice tl. boot or mall.
Cl’ll aM*b GRAVEL SI’BCIFC la the only remedy
iat will cnre Gravel, Kidney Complaint, and all Dis
the Bladder. Price 1. Sent by express.
U PHAM'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC needs but a
r-al to cocvine* the eVcrilcal that It will cure
lek and i errona Hradkoiit, Neuralgia In the Head,
X. Price 90 cent*, Sent by nmU.
CPU AM’S H*JK GLOSS AMI C CULTS FLUID
iparu> a beautiful to the hslr, keepsit tu carl,
remote* lu growia, Ac. Price 50 cents. Sent by
X CPIIAM*9 TETTER OINTMENT is a sure and
>ca.lf care for Tetter. Salt Rheum, Hand*.
ArtHT’a itoh. CUtlblainy, Ac. Price 30 cent*, bent
*mibovepreparations iflInAM*S
» r»-oftjplotUie money. Address s. C. UPHA.M, so
£’uTyWh street, tUl(Cae!i.>.u. P».
1-cularsaentfree. LO'-D 4-bUirH.
22 Lake atreit, ageuta tor Chicago.
mhH4j7n-ly.ru &a atc
Hpermattorbeea,
•ennui WeaVnou, Loa* of Power.lmMtenc«,apeedl
, afta effectually cored by «auig DR. ft AN D*b bPELI
KL A trial oi the gpecific *'lll convince the moat
keptlCAl. Pri:e f r per twx. or *»• t ®LJ, S * w ?°l d *T
ruecieta everywhere. LORD A SAITii. Wholesale
..won foe Otucaxo. apl2-c372-Sin t-taba
Tisb Wans.
■be ztctX Chinee® Remeay for Brcrut dUra.««. One
ct will perform a cure, inp-tdicma are purely ves&-
able Can be carried in the pocket without tear oi
*i»ctiou. Pricetlper box. Sold by *U drugglata.
/)U1) ft SMITH. Wholesale Agent*.
»pll TU-bAAMO
lu not often wc speakofPliys
icions,
vat we cao cheerfully eay Dr. Whittier has richly
trued the widespread repoATton widen Ue now en
!>ys. He Das a larger practice tnao any other Pnr»
;Ud m Chicago, in the treatment of ad those dls
«ues which need a speedy and permanent cure,
tmrij : Private diseases. Hehaefor the past fifteen
rare devoted bis whole fine aud atvencon to’ho»e
tiTortuußts cases which have MfQed the -eklH of
Uierliihvaiclani. He Is moit-nwiwffnl la the treat
mil cf Ail those eases whicti were formerly consid
ered incoreblr. He is the publisher oi a new work
ailed the Mltro oi Tontb ; or. All Men Know Tny
ill", which will he mailed to all on receipt of three
cm* toptepay postage. A* be is most anxious to do
II the good he can. any cue mav call and receive b>s
pinion noon those most critical matter# free of
l:«i»ee. Office aid parlors IB* Clark street. P.O,
ox£!M. All business strictly comldentlal.
je2l-L5«&-Vw
]>octor Thomsen
lik Lad more than thirty ysajs experience in the
.-•■totnient of Private Dlaeasee. The Guide, conia-n
--)K Talnahle infcrmstico and affidavits, exposing
av oubcka cf Chicago, mailt d fret 1 irom ohservatloo,
}r :scecu in postage stamps. Post Office Box 'I,
birjw-o, Illinois Office and Anatomlaal Uossuta. 178
cuth C.wk street. Jal-hHS-iwU
I>r- Blgelowy
oafidenual Physician, (furmerly of st. Louts, M 0.,)
an D 9 oucs&llcd bt bis office, 179 south Clarx atreev,
otnar of Sfoaroe, Cuicaco. 111., b*lf a block from the
uct Offics.oa aU Chrome Diseases, oofi irioeaset o)
unvute »q4 deiicau: uaiure. In both aexes, which be
reiis with uaparalleled socceM. Boom* separate,
n ere Ladles and Gentlemen can consult tne Doctor
rith the strictest privacy. Office hours from J A. M
cB l V fiondayß 10 to 12 A. M. CommaulCACtoot
•DfldenttaL Cosiuitattoa* free. Addnaa P. O. Hex
(1. Moctoaetwo and his Gcideto Health,
From the Doctor’* lonv experience In Hospital ono
•iivats practice, be Is able to penorm. and will cuar
•ft'.ec, perfect cures for all Chronic niscaaße io their
!■ • very then
Lrc, without the use of mercury.
Touax taeft seffenoe from aelf-abnse are lavlied to
aU. a perfect cure warranted. Female irreculari
m aneuoantion rubeny. Menstroatlon, or person*
avisc aay obstroctlom to marriage, ahonld call at
«« Bert ot city referearc* a* to
umy and succaa*. ' iiir-4i-hae-4w
■air l>jel Hair Oyetl
«A<.Hj(LO*C*Bcei«brAteft hath dyk h tu m
•s m would. The only Bauklu**, tkub *&q Uarr
XLI Dye knowh. Thl* splendid Balt Dye U Ftrtßci
•chAiixea Med, Rusty or Grej Hair uurtanUj.iou
umt »l*ct or Natpual Buowf, wlthoct Udanc*
ce Hair orfitaliuscthe Skis, leavlne the Halrbott
&d BAaaOtal; imparts treth vlUUiy, frequently re»-
jrtDf Us pristine color, and reenact the m efferta ot
a<l Dye*. The Genuine is tlcned Willzak A. B*cu-
X. >x, *ls other* are q»ere lmif*noni, and aboold be
rifled. Bold by oil Druerifta, *e. Factory, n Bbx
at street, new York. UVpFMf.
HUMAM FRAILTY, OR phy
siological RESEARCHES, should be read
»y everybody, It treat* on, and shows how,tuc cvi.
utults axialtiK trots early abuse sad unhappy cos
euitnauaa may be aubverted, wuh a sure method oi
Urpelllut the mlsgtvinp* n-ary exprrlonce loentc
dc the xnarriaec elate. Sold by Dr. 11. A. BARROW.
«4 Hleeckcr atreec, New York. Price. 32 cents
Jelled tree everywhere. Te be had abw of 1L SCO
- T )U KRimdplpb street,ChJcaao, 111; also, of 61m:>.
IV.&N A COLRURa, comer Main an<) WMbioctos
; reeu, Peoria, HI. deSI-tSM
r> K CENTS TO SAVE 25 DOL
&fJ LAM.—ilecemao'a Concentrated Bs&dne re
soves Paint, Oreue Bpotn, Sc., iwiauily, and cJasn*
tike, Hlbboos, Gloves. Ac., eijna] to mv. Only 2s
en»* oer bottle. Sold ny Dmxctsu. QAGEM an a
0., OhemlaW and Dnxr&l*U. fie a Vorc,
a deliobtkdl cordial and Valuable
OMC.—Heatman A Co’s Oordls) f'lizli ofCaUwya
•»rfc, poweiemrlhe active aid weD-known proper
ts of tte Penman Bart in a ajrreeable form,
r will be found a valuable Tonic tn all cates, bat par
col arty as a preventive to rerer and Payer and
enc.- It tea pleaaaatand palatable ovdtal. and la
;OCb acpeilor to the cununan wbiaky aoaaans bluer*
3 moot Issue. Sold by Orncgma. HKOEHA* A
0., ClauWi and Droxrltu, New vork.
DI ARRHfEAJI VBENTKKr, CHULKRA, CnOLP.RA
lOkBUB, Ac.—Certain and Immediate core Hege
tan's (TMrMMI lUarrto®* Beoedy baa b*en n*ad
-Ith anfaiimr sncce** emce the Cholera hmod ol
A stogie doee will mnalty check the Diarrheas
a a few hours. Prepared oo'ynyHEQEMAN fc CO ,
t vwiatt aad Unntrtfta. swTork. Bold by all the
TtcapalDnuodmln the UnitedStntea. jeS-hM*-8a
i business carta.
/[JOUDY A CHANDLER,
lUorn.yß u< CmmcDmi (t law, -
Bos. 11 and II Cobb's BoLdlng.
v * C A®®S r ,* ff-0. Box 1388.] o*o. CXUNDLVn.
giyrt
ano ffircljange.
: Jg IN STEIN, ROSENFELB
BANKERS,
No. 8 Broad St,, New York City.
rarwia sam-enr. tSkX 9. EoaMron. **•«
XDWZB XlifsTSU.
Interest* allcwed on deport t*. according’ to the
at mi* cu the market from time to time. Dtpoiitsia*
to crifw at right, the aatae ai la city
h>S!a OoU-ctiors made on tee meet favorable.
stork*. Bond*. Certificate* of Indebted****.
generally, and Gold baocht
, aadaold on coumnsrioo. . '
JOSEPH W. DAVIS,
BOSTON.
[iBTiBLIIEID XSIJJ
EAHKEE.
Cold and Silver Bought and Sold.
U. s, 10-40 LOAX.
A-RC BONDS AND S. SBCUttriTES
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Farucnlsr attention gtreo to order* for
Mining Stocks.
fwwr. wh. F .D / VIS attend* the Boston Broker*
Board.. Bank, Railroad. Manufacturing and Copper
Block* bought on cammlesloa. Collections remitted
or on the day of payment.
JOS£l*a W. DAVIS,
nyOC-cMl*2fi«* Ho. 23 SUte-ft..Bo«toP. Moat.
CMRST XATIORAL BAXK
X? OF CHICAGO.
Bonti’Wert ctrni'r Lake and Clark-* I *.
CAHTaL. pula tn. • • - $600,000.
?: *.IKKV.
*mckei;sjK, Vice-Pre*t.
B. £.BaAl6TXo.Cashier. '
fKaMUKldSlnw fßcrriittnts
T W. POTTLE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
2lG>tf Soixtli Water Chicago
UNDERWOOD & CO.
GENERAL .
jaEBCILLVrS,
Ui eadtaufis, • . .
Provisions,
Salt,
*t3> xn wertern Prodcee and Mfrchan4i*e BOUGHT
i o- SOLD.
187 South Water Street,
M.mußWK®, ) CHICAGO.
etDI«IV 1_ USDEbW('OD, t
nn>. w. m uanwoon. > myxi-cffit-lm
TJ ILL, GAMPBELL & CO.,
■ E Grain and Fredoee Ccicmlaslca Merchant* anti
General acmiF, South street, t taicaso, HL
Fort Office Box 4214. Order* and consignment* *o
ltd xt. Reteruiere by perml»non— I Tyler, Oilman A
Co, liauke.-s, Calcaso: Pollard A Doane: Bowen
Brother*: B Jnz. Eeuctnr A Co.; Fargo A EUI; Geo.
W. rianaere&Co.
EXiTUmiA. ▲. BT. j. CiATUKLL. XOOXHIIX.
ttfM-fW.-lßi
gAEMON & DURKEE,
COTtmiSSION nEKOHMTS,
Acd Commercial Broken. Bl South Water ftreet,
Ckicoso.ininela. ■
CZIAULXB L. Bitunw, ~ SAB TXT UUMZS.
apaHttULSm
G.ILBERT, UPDIKE & GO n
CUBinlriSlON MERCHANTS’
Ml LfekcauO Ot s Bomb Water screets. Chicago.
Aavupces made os Grain, Flour and Provision* con
slinu-d to L. BoV-rt* A Co, New York, and Stanard,
Gilbert ACo.,Pt.Lotil«. aolO-c467-Sm
Eo (Contractors.
Proposals for SUBSIST
ENCE STORE?,—
t-mes *t CosnassiT or Stmstmurc*, )
Boom No. U.Gabkxtt Block. State it.. v
Cilicaoo, lit.., Jane is, IBM. ;
“Foaled r-roDoselß, In duplicate, will be received by
Cflpt. «■. Bl TTI HyLLU). C. S., at I*ock Island,
Dl., until 12 o’clock m« on Friday,
jrri.tihlm the United tiUteeviUi the following Sab*
s/iance floret:
SjkO Barrel. fcf*t quail y of Float, or an equivalent
amount—l.i'r.tw* pounds—ia * sacks), marmac
tnreofrouH prime spring whearcr rood sound
winter whet*, (the kind to otsUtfidm the oro*
posal. The brands and places of manufacture
to be Btatedlnthebide, and whether in barrels
Tbe°FiMir to be subject to inspection and deliver
e-i at tucli polo* in Iwck is'and as C'apt.tUTTt'ES-
FlhLl) ina> d«alcnate. 13C0 barrels by f®th Julc,
iWObylstn Jnly. loco by Sis; July, and the balance
w*<n reqnltrd
f ample* of Flour must accompany each hid andbe
rrlerudtotbme'a.
The Flour will he Inspected a* the expense ol
the* contractor, at the dat* of delivery,. and compax*
ed wlihtxicre'aiiedsamplei. . .. _
e to cb bid.nnl'it iron* parties well known! to the
Department, trust be accompanied by the following
xnerantce, s’cuei by two responstole names:
••VVe.the. undertlsned, hereby guaiantre, la cate
!h* fnrego’Dc bid 01 be aecepted.lt shall be
cnH fuimied accorclaetolt* true purport and condi
tions ; also that a written contract shall be executed
with hoods to the amount ot one-fourth of the valae
of the stores oroposed to be furnished.*
(Names of Guarantors ) u „
Payments -win be make In inch loads as maybe
fnrni’ed by! he United States
Blank form* for proposals may be obtained on ap*
plication atthU can. TATLOK,
IslSkaCf-llt Mai. aadC.S.
fH ercantilc Hgcnfg.
QFFICE OF THE
MERCANTILE AGENCY,
293 A 295 Broadway.
Nrw Tons, Jose 10th, ISM.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Mxucuaktu, Bx»rxM,MxNrTAcmrEX»*. &o.:
We have now In preparation, and propose lulling
‘abent the 15th July next, anew edition ol “ Mbbcajt
thb A«B>crßx»Bnarc« Boob.”
Tbe huh reputation our former and more limited
work of Hta kind attained aa a STANDARD GUI OK
for Importer*. Commlrtlon Merchants and B«uken.
Induces ns now to enlarge the scope of the Book, to
aa to embrace aU the requirements ol Jobber* and
Manufacturers. It will, tbereiore. contain from
ISO COO to 1E0.5C0 tame#, comprising all those stall
likely to make purchases In any of the dUiribatmg
cities of the Union.
The rating will be mad* up'in actual da'a famished
by oar recorc#—the content* ot whl:h extend over a
period ol S3 ycatß-and not bv Information nicked up
by 'wandering Idnsractß from casual authorities
Tbvboldtra oi the book win receive a daily bulletin
of ehanrea in firms cr ratings.
Terms of eubscnptlon will be made knows on ap
plies! ion at onr Office or at any of our Branch
and At«o.late Offices In Boston, Philadelphia, Bald
more, Pittsburgh, C2nclnn*ti, Loulsvllte, SL Louis
<nacsEo, Milwaukee, Oetzolt, Cleveland, Montreal
and Toronto.
ik* g* ikun co*
leisk<o;-na-TAw
Xcto
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FKAitE, comprising 30b plates, with a page of letter
Ereae to cacn plate. Unbound |IOS
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IT.rr* l« e A? c , ,r * a,, »*i where we are now recslnoi
a large aad choice m;ck of •
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org, Joins, Scantling, Tim
ber, Lath, Shingles, Ac.
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vanseia lumber.we »r jirepsted to **
anj Orm In the city. We hive the cecal rat raafl -V
dimes for shipping. Order* irom coentry demSm
toileted. J
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legal Notices.
TTNITED STATES MARSHAL’S
U BALE IN ADAIR&LIT.—By rtrtne ol a vritol
sals by the Bon BamnelH Treat, JndxeortbsUnlted
Butts District Court far the Soniatra District oi *n
llpols, in admiralty, Bated on tbs 4tb day ol Jons
A- D. IW4. will be sold at pnbUe sale, to tbeblfheat
andbeetbldderfor caab.at Cairo,ln aald District. <re
tbs 23d day of Jose A.p.1864.the following described
property, to wit: IMbti'* of cotton.
7. PHILLIPS, U. S.MartbaL
Jus 6,1f1H. J*Wi7»-Ut
Cfttcaga^ntoe-
HI jRSDAT, JUNE‘23, 1801 ' ‘
tee crops.
Extent or the Rains Last Week.
Condition of the Crops in the West,
» ~ v .{Prom Our Regular Correspondent.]
' ' ■, Cuaxtato jr,Ul June SJ, !^^^
\ Yesterday wo bad a most refreshing show--'
er. Vegetation had began 'to yield 'to“the
. drought—newly set,trees were 'crisping 'up,
their loaves; the late planted com lay In the
dry soil half s woolen and disposed -to 'give
up all hope of sending down its radicals; the
peas refused to fill out; the strawberry beds
had ceased to yield other thanyLlilipiltiad .
berries; the oata had a fcarfal shortnesa.
the grass refused to become luxuriant, .while :
the newly plowed land came up‘in great
clods cloquent';of sterility. Now all. is
changed. The soil has become pliable, soft
ened down to imo.re genial condition, and
the whole green surface,* whether in ‘rows,
broad-CAst. meadow, or pasture, is wearing
the garb of renovation. •
a sudden transition, for a few short
Lours! ' Day after day wc bad watched the
clouds come.andTgo; the smoke of : the pass*
ing trains ,had .been our weather vane, and
the course of the wind bad become a'stndy.
Now it came from *the northeast, laden with
coolness from the surface of Lake AOphlgau;
.now east, when, our hopes grew anace; anon
southeast, a sure harbinger that the genii of
the Ozark Range-were busy ns a
storm; a sudden shifting to the southwest,.
the skeleton of the storm, had passed, but.
the storm was yet wauling. Thus week after
week rolled by, and nought out a passing*
sprinkle gladeued the thirsty soIL Specu
lation ran high—Shall the season, of ’o3 be
repeated? is the com crop, the great stiple’
of Central Illinois,.to. be another.failure?,
and will the hay crop go down with it?. The' i
latter is already shortened, and the former
cannot recover. The signs of rain have all
vanished, and the specter of the Ozark has
fled. The lull moon rose on a cloudless sky,
and proudly marched over the thirsty waste,
looking down with a stately aspect which
might aay, “ Boast not of \ouv rich soli, for
without the gentle shower that le .gathered
in the Cull', you will be helpless. Would
you wring moisture from the summer cloud,
plant trees, belt your forms with conductors
whose green points shall aid the lightning in
staying the swift passage of the rain clouds
until the last drop of moisture isdriven from
them bv the contending air currents.”.
The rain came, delayed it was, bat it came
at last ere the church bells had called the
morning worship, black clouds lay in lazy
folds around the horizon and shut out the
sun,'the spectre was in the southeast, and a
low growl of thunder came from the west,
the smooth-surface of the green tinted sea
like clouds began to emerge from below, the
horizon, with the speed of the moving train it
. came steadily forward—the scattering drops,
the vanguard of the storm like a line of skir
mishers is upon us, followed by solid col
uums of moving waters—the dust is washed
from the drooping vegetation—an hour and
the earth has drunk In the kindly shower and
the flagging veget.ition stands creel.- glisten
ing with the globules that have kissed the
grateful lei flits.
If the rain has made buoyant and rcinvig
orated tree and plant, it has also gladened
the heart of the cultivator of the soil and
braced him up to renewed activity.
The moon again rides an almost cloudless
. night, hut vegetal!:n has no time to discuss
the loss of a segment from her yesternight’s
full orbid circle, for they must take a new.
start in life. This morning every green thing
wi are a smiling aspect—the adolesant apples
peer out Jrom. their leafy canopy, the .May
i cherry glows with a malum cheek, the cur*
rant is putting on a tint of red, ihestraw
berry has assumed a more pleasing form, the
1 raspberry is looming into importance, the
cabbage has spread out its leaves aud the
grape put forth another tendril. The corn is
lairlv laughing down the long rows while the
1 potatoe is being bedecked with bloom and
leaves erect inviting another round oi the
Stafford ; that shall give a man ample ridge
1 of earth for the -forming tuburs. Twenty
five acres of canary seed, with its com like ‘
heads, shall give better promise of grain to
. cheer the bird of song. The barley, wheat
and oats, shall have full rounded auu ample
berry, while the meadow will send out new
UUrrs to amplify the windrow. The school
*-irls bed of flowers shall glow with richer
beauty, while matron vines shall climb high
er and cast over window and lattice a deeper
shade. • Kcait.
, TEOX un>IAKarOUS. ■
[Special Oiepatch io the Chicago Tribtme.l
lKDia>*Aroi-i» t Tuesday, Jane3i.
The •weather is, Terj hot. Wheat looks
well. A email shower ol rain last evening
line improved corn. .
FBOil DE9MOIKE3.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribone.l
Dbsboixlb, lowa, Tuesday, Jane 31.1864.
We have had the first rain to day for over
«ren wtk*. The showers yesterday and to
day extended throughout the central portions
of the State. The crops, it Is'believed, ore
not seriously injured by the drouth^
FBOM DCBLENOTON.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
llawkttx Office. Bcuukoton, I
Tuesday, Jane 21,1564. J
A heavy rain fell last night. The prospect
of spring wheat is good;'the same for win
ter wheat where it was not winter killed.
FROM MACGBEGOB. i
[Sped si Dif-patch to the Chicago Tribune.} '
MacGcxgur, low*., Tuesday, Jqoo 21, ISM.
A trip through Allamakee, Winnesheik,
Howard, Fayette and Clayton counties re
veals the prospect of the crops as not of the
most encouraging nature. It is jost four
weeks to day since wc have had rain enough
to lay the dust in the roads. From the pres
ent prospects, the wheat crop cannot be
more than one-half of an average crop, and
not even that unless vre get plenty of rain
soon. The crop of grass Is worse than the
wheat. Oats that wfcre sowed early are. not
suffering bo bad as those sowed late. • Corn
aud potatoes are doing the best of any of
the crops.
FROM CEDAR RAPIDS.
Cedab Rapids, Jane 20.—We were visited
on Saturday and Sunday night with heavy
showers, which will insure ns a good crop
of w heat. The storm on Sunday night was
accompanied with severe thunder and light
ning) but we have not heard of any .damage
being done.
FROM GREEK BAT.
[Special Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune,]
Advocats Omcx, Greek Bat, )
Wia., Saturday, JmoeiU.l6dL f
During a residence of eigeteen years here
I have never known eo dry a season. High
clay lands have baked almost as bard as a
rock; low black (loom) lands are not as
much effected, and may, if we get rains
soon, } Icld a half crop. The present pros
pcct is that the crops will all bum up.
The streams are drying up, arid many mills
depending upon water have already stepped,
and the greater port of the saw logs got oat
last winter will remain high and dry on the
banks, as no amount of rain will raise the
streams now sufficient to get in the stock of
logs cut. Many farmers in adjoining coun
ties are brir glng 01. their stock Into the city for
sale, and particularly coir#, not haying leed
for them.
FROM PLAINFIELD.
[Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.]
Plainfield, June 50,135 L
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Yesterday (Sunday) rooming weh&d a hea
vy roin, commencing about four o'clock, and
continuing about two hours. It was accom
panied by constant lightning aud heavy thun
der. The only casualty heard of -was the
burning of the barn of Meritt Spencer, Eeq.,
of the town of Troy. It was struck by light
ning, and destroyed, with its contents, wag
ons. harnesses, two or three cows, some
heps, together with some grain. Loss about
So,COO, which is a serious one for Mr. S., as
he is not wealthy.
Onr crops have improved much In appear
ance since the copious raid, it having been
unusually dry. The wheat, oat] and griss
crops will be light. - Com looks Veil in our
neighborhood. C.
FBOM IOWA. * '
[Conespondence Chicago Tribune,]
O iKALoosA, Jane Ifltb, 18C1.
The long wished and looked for - rate has
comeatl&fct. The Almighty, has poured
down his choicest blessings upon us la. the
way of a beautiful and beneficial rain. The
crops, which were almost hopeless, are now
sale, thank God. The corn crop is-looking
splendidly, and the formers rejoice, and say
that they can now f"Cd their steers instead of
sending them to Chicago to be sold at halt-.'
price and at the mercy of speculators. Yes,
they will now have plenty of grass until the
Cvrn is ripe, when they 'expect to
feed until Spring in 18G5. The straw
berry crop has dried up and blown
away, but, thank God, wecan sp ire
that, as good beef will take its 'plice. Last
Saturday, as far as 1 can'learn, it rained
abundantly over most all this State.
Respectfully, yours,. .
• ... .. Gzoeqb Bliqh.
- P. S. There Is one little, spot near Des
znoiues where there has been no rain. Per
haps the Lord has put it off, as the Cops.
their Convention there. -
PROM FEOBIA.
. At lost we bare a refreshing shower. Late
on Saturday evening dark clouds began to
gather in the south, and the low rumbling
oi dlstantr thunder gradually growing nearer,
betokened a. fulfillment-ofoar-hopefl. Soon
after mldnlghta light shower felt, continulpg
Itas than half an hour, .but between lour
and five o’clock in thomornlnganothercotn*
mtnced, and for about two Honrs rain fell
copiously. Its eflect upon vegetation'was
moat refreshingly visible yesterday, and'we
trust another of the same kind will' visit ‘us
before many days,—-itono Trauncript, 18tA.
FROM Qunrcr.
About three o’clock this* morning a most
tlmdv and refreshing shower of ram visited
this vicinity, causing everybody and every
thing to rejoice and look, brighter for its
coming. It was accompanied with the most
vivid flashes of lightning and crashing peals
of thunder that have broken the slumbers of
our citizens in many a day. The cupola of
the Academy building was struck by the
electric fluid, tearing one half of-It off, and
. scattering the shivered fragments In' every
direction. The'currcnt passed down through
the building into the cellar without doing any
material damage, and coming'out At the bot
tom of two cistern some twenty, feet distant,
passed up to the curbs .and*'tore them, to
pieces, and destroyed the pumps. It was one
of the most powerful discharges that ever
startled a bleeping mortal The state of th
' at the time of the sfonn preseut
‘ -id a peculh-r phenDmcuonrbeing riceeJiirr
ly muggy and Btifline,.'with a greenish rvapcr;
wavy mattes through It,-each as
I /often p recedes *Tor* accompanies a violent •
* (ixiincy Whig, 18fA. - >
»t - ' 7 PBOM jAimSTILIX •-->'! t/C'.
Sdottxb ns Rock Gocstt.—At.,Eraas r
-vllle, Shoplere,. Center,*‘Bflolt, and'we'
presume many ;other plioVe .lh iblscou-.
ty, ihere were refreshing shoWcre -ej-tcrday,!
Tvlifclf will go along ways towaid insuring
good crops In those partienur
’- am mediate'- vicinity, we -Lad a. slight?"
sprinkle only, not enough to dust
and consequently too light to
- benefit -vegetation much. .We are-waiting:
* and 1 watching -for ; rain,—7artifm7?e • Gazette, :
i m, ‘..
• l j PROM KEOKUK. ’O }
J " Thb Batk.—“ Tellit in Gath, publish it in
‘lho streets*of Ascaloh/’ that, thehßarti'Of
our ntlgbbdre may he caused to rejoice wten
ns, aud tbc public generallj may lesra of pur.
good fortune. 1 The “heuveus above us are
brass’* no longor, but have opened overflow-;
iugly with blessings,' aud from their clouds
retreshiug showers, have been poured upon
•us It nuhed some Thursday,’ rained more
.‘Thursday night, and yesterday morning it
rained mostTgloriously., ItJls f wortb*any,
amount of money to everybody _aud to-'au
stetions, especially to farming communities,
which are begiuiilDg to need it sadly. - ’ IVe’ll,
have com ana beans yet, in.our part..of the'
;.wofld, for all of which we are duly thaukfoL
—Keckuk Gazttlc, ISiA,* - • ' - * :
THB CROPS IN MINNESOTA.
Reports Irom various portions of burbwn
Statu on the condition of the crops are thus
.far generally favorable. . The wheat crop is
lovking well. In a.great,majority of the.
fields it etinds thickly on the ground, and is
growing finely. It is feared, notwithstand
mg, - that unless rain shall fall very soon, the
crop may yet suffer. All apprehensions, of
this nature nia.v, wc think, be dismissed with
safety. Thefvheat'tirop in Minnesota, it will
,be aamltted on all bands,' is' in much better
' condition now than it was u year ago at this
tithe, and yet the harvest last year Was a most
abundant one. -: Experience has demonatra
.tcd that our soil is capahieof enduring, with
out serious lcjur> to the crupd, more amugbt
. than the soil of 'any. other 'Western State.—
: TYuicnti £(fublicau y ISt/u - i . . • ,
. THE .CROPS IN INDIANA,’
[From the Indianapolis Journal, 20th.l
• --A- drought prevails in most parts of the'
State, Which we fear will seriously shorten’'
thu.corn and some o_ther crops, - ,Tue wheat
ts out of danger, and will be a good average
/ crop in the State. Oitlie drought, the Worth
ington Goceffesays: ‘‘Wc are'sutTering for
rain very much, particularly-on the .sandy
soiL” The’ Randolph your/forsajs: VThe
continued dry weather, is ‘itiflietlug" 'serious
injury ou some of the growing crops. We
have noticed some fields of flax that, It seems
to us, .cannot come to much now. Oats la
some cases look about to unpromising. The
hay crop v\ill be lightened. Corn in proper
lj "prepurvo ground is not so : greatly dam
aged. The grub worm is pi kViug the mis
chiei with it in some docilities!: Wheat is'
doing \ycll ” The Plymouth sajs:'
‘•A severe drought Is prevailing in this region
at present. We have had ouly one light'
shower during the 1 ist six weens, and vege
tation of. nil kinds ,is suffering, in, conse
quence. Wheal is Slid to he doing tolera
bly well, blit oats will be almost a total fail
ure. Coni Is backward and begins to look
yellow, but a good ruin and a few worm Jay*
will change us: .appearance .and. prospects
materially. Resides being dry, tha weather
h»s bycn remarkably cool so'far this season.
There was u lighti'roscjn spots lust Saturday
morning, but k did do damage that w6 have
heard ol.” ; The Waterloo City P-v*» save:
“ Ruin is needed in this part of Indiana.. Hut
very little alias'fallen lor six weeks past.
Cora is suffering greatly for the need ot iU’
A week < gd last Saturday night there was
a revere frost hi several lo« alitles; the Ply
mouthHe-.tihl can refers t3-it, knd the Union
City ibylcsajs* v‘. .
• “Webave had'slight frosts in this.region for
several nights past. On last Saturday night some
of the corn vras injured, as well as many vejreta*
l lci-of the tender cAeb. When the sun rot-e on.
iUncaymornlng, a sreat many beaus, squashes,
flowering plants, &c., were .Summarily cooked.”
• In regard to crops we* - dud tbe folldwlng
paiagrapbs In our exchanges;
Corn in lhi- comity is penerallymach mores lor
ward than usual. It is nut often that oar farmer*
go through u !*lcc in May, bat ihlß'yearmostof
them did so. We learn that in some localities the
crop has not come up Tery'well, bat wherever It
elands well It is la most excellent condition* - The,
grotmd is mellow.mid quite cleir of weeds. The
wheat crop in this county will be an average crop
*tlea*t. In many iocalnics It ia thm bn the
ground and not a« ml promising, while in others
it looks quite well.— Luporte iltnxld.
Tuc crops in this county, eo tar as we can learn,
look very well lor the time of year, We hire ex
amined several Helds of wheat near town andit
looks as If wc would have considerable more than
an average crop. The present cool weather has
Let n very unlavorablc for corn, hut there is time
plenty yet to make a good crop.— Anderson Amer
iron.
THE TWO PEE CEAT FCJXD.
An Intereetinc Fragment ©f State
History.
The following communication was sent to
ns some time since and should have appeared
in the Tninrac, bat was accidentally mis
laid. We now print it as a part—and a very
Interesting part—of the political and finan
cial history of Illinois:
Editors Chicago Tribune: . ....
For several months past I have seen In
v our paper allusions 10 a V Two Per Cent
Fond,” claimed by this, State Irora the Gen
ertl Government, on account of the sales of
public lands In llllnoiv amounting to nearly
hall*a million of dollars.- These notices
were, until lately, enigmatical tome; nor
coula 1 by inquiries made; to oar most intei
gent citizens, learn upon' what this two per
cent claim was founded. •
The first of these allusions appeared In the
Tbibgke duringtbe last autumn, from which
it appeared that the Hon. Isaac N,- Morris
was then at Washington, os agent of the
State, prosecuting this claim. Subsequent
ly that the Secretary of the Interior, to whoso
.Deyattment the subject pertained, had de
cided against it*; and that the agent then ap
plied to the Attorney General, who failed or
neglected to give an opinion on the validity
of the claim
in your issue ol yesterday is a letter from
your Washington, correspondent, which
states that the President, with the advice of
the Attorney General, had again referred the
subject to the Secretary of the Interior, who
was directed to state the account The Sec.
retsry did so, but at the same time charged
the State with the expenditures for the Na
tional road, so far as those expenditures
were made in the Slate, which brings the
State actually in debt to the General Govern
ment some one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.; Your correspondentthen proceeds:
‘ But the best of the thing is, that those ex
•penditures were made previous to the act
donating the two per cent to the State.
This decision is pronounced illegal by some
of the best jurists In the country.”
By the statements lam about to make, it
will appear that this ‘‘two per cent,” was
nut a donation from the General Govern
ment, but was granted in pursuance ofa tj!
utihle consideration It will also appear that
the above averment of your correspondent,
that the expenditures on the National Road
were made previous to the act ’granting- the
two per cent to the State, has not the slight
est foundationln truth..
In the act of Congress antborizingjkhe pco--
pic of that part of the Northwest Territory
included in the present boundaries of Ohio,
to elect delegates to a Convention for the
purpose of forming a Constitution of State
Government, the following proposition was
mude for the acceptance or rejection of such
Convention, which, when ratified by said
Convention, should be deemed 'an
article of compact between the
United States and the State ol
Ohio: viz, That five per cent of the pro
cceds of the sales of the public lands In said
State should be granted to it, three-fiilbs of
it lor the construction of roads within the
State, aud two-fifths ior roads leading to the
State. In return for which it was stipulated
that the Convention should provide by ordi
nance, os part of the Constitution to be form
ed, that no tax.should ever.be levied, by the
State on the public lands of the United States
witnln said-State, until five years alter the
date of sale. The proposition was accepted
by the 1 Convention, and it became an article 1
ol compact between the State of Ohio and
the United States. ‘
On the admission of the Territory ot India
na into the Uulqn as a State, the same com
pact was entered Into between the parties.
At the session oi 18X7-18. our delegate in
Congress, (the late Judge rope,) introduced
the bill to enable the people of the Tenttory
oi Illinois to elect delegates to- a convention
for instituting a State Government. The
terms of the bllVwcrc the same os those in
nspect to
the 8 per cent for construiCUDg rwd* wlUiln
the State was changed to purposes of educa
tion In the saine—me other two per cent re-
Dining for roads leading to the State. On in
troducing the bill Mr. Pope explained, that
Illinois being a prairie country, roods could
be constructed with little cost and labor, and
when.the people wanted them they would
’nitke lhcm’ lie bod therefore changed the
destination of the three per cent for roads to
'.purposes of education in the State.
; 'Congress at an earlier period hod under
taken the construction of a road from Cum
berland in Maryland, to Wheeling in Vir
ginia, called the ‘ Cnmberlihd l(oad*” aud
made yearly appropriations for it until it
was finished. A year or two alter the ad
mission ol lllim is in t c Union, the House
had before it a bill making an appropriation
for the Cumberland Road, audio It was a di
rection the sum so appropriated should
be rcfQndad to the Tr- usurer out of the two
‘per cent fund ol Ohlo, Indiana and Illinois.
Mr. Cook, onr Representative, objected to
-this, eo far asTllinols was concerned, saying,
•ihat the two per cent was tor roads leading
to the State, not those"leading fstoarifT’itr
otherwise that fond might be taken fora
road in Massachusetts pointing in the direc
tion of the State. The matter was finally
settled by a measure . which- had been long
contemplated, ol extending the Cumberland
Road from Wheeling through the seats of
Government of Ohio, Indites aud Illinois,
to the Mississippi River, and an appro mil
lion was made for that purpose, to be re
funded out of the two per cent fund of those
States, The highway then took the name
of the “Nations! Road.”
It was for several years a subject of fierce
contention between'tha people of St. Louis
and those of Alton, which place should have
the terminus oi the road. The Commisslou
ers for surveying It were instructed to pro
ceed due West from Vandalia to the Misslp
pi river, and their line struck that river two
or three miles below the mouth of the Illi
nois.
When the road was completed as far as
Vandulla, and the point of its terminus re
mained, to he decided, a Joint Resolution
was passed by our Legislature, that the con
sent of this State is given for the construc
tion of theNatfonal Rood through Illinois,
to be terminated at Alton, or between that
'place "and the-mouth of the Illinois'river,
and at do other point The influence of the
Illinois delegation in Congress was balanced
.by that of Missouri, and the road, has never
been extended west fromVahdalia. •
1 shall regret exceedingly, Messrs. Editors,
jr ttc fa-.fs I that* ftlt pii^-Jfcaile‘^poito v
siiafl>areliken*'
.fax ;to of uur
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...lie- 1-I.l,‘aiU >llll .tulle;- SU|» ijelps
■lacucu t t ' . _ i, ,
*• •«k^a: ,
r ’i I V -‘si/Pauiu, Jua-jrrL ss^];
Like Slate, Wlsconsln.wo’;
!-arc ury,; very exceedingly inuchiiryC
n Whal'littlcwiterithefo Is left in; the river Is
dry, wtlls Arc dry’, ami cisterns,Uare 1
i etTarqera to [water. 'Wo have ‘ bad- rl
’’sbbwcrs,..Binqe the season opened, *bat'it;
donld take a shower equal to that of olden ■
time to soak tis up thoroughly. They tried
the experiment of praying for
chinches, but' it brought,a tornado, the first.
unroofed the,. Catholic. church,
“the only one wherein, the prayers were-hot
ofiered. ..Crops will*bc very light,; and in
jEony sections a total loss. .We don’t-care
‘ how large a tax' Congress imposes on whisky
oh hand. ; Water is so’scarco that the quanti
ty. whisky oh hand, up here,- .is very small.
Sink or swim{ live or die/give us rain. rain.
1 Notwithstanding the. disadvantages the
t MinneeoLaCcntral labors under, owing to the
drought, they are pushing, the work rapidly.
Quite a quantity of Iron is on theriver coming
up. -The annual meeting oi the stockholders
was held at Minneapolis .yesterday* .and the
following officers chosen;
. President, Selah Chamberlain; Vice Presl.
-dent,' R. Sage; Secretary, R -J.Bildwin;
Treasurer, Alexander Mitchell; Chief Engi
neer *and Snpcriqlenduut, D C. Shepard;
Directors, Stlab Chamberlain,' Alexander
Mitchell, C. D. Nash, £. E'Goodrich, Daniel
L. Wells, Perry H. Smith, F. P. James, Rus
stll Sage, R. J.- Baldwin. The contract tor
grading the! road between Faribault and
Owatouua has been let to Messrs.
and Merrill, the work to ba done by Decem
ber Ist, ISC^m'Thtre arc good prospects
that the road will be completed from Min
neapolis to Faribault by the first of October
next, . j u
„ . Gen."Sibley has'-received-dispatches from
- Col. Thomas; dated the 9th lose.' 'The expe
dition was then encamped seven miles this
’ride of Inkpi river, at which point they will
leave the Upper.Miuuesota uiid strike across
the country kor the Missouri.:-Every tuing
• was progressing favorably : and no 'lndiana
had bccu seen.. .
■' General Sully writes that, the Missouri his
risen six leetl • This 'will enableliim to tnus
port men and supplies up the river and bring
him into the! heart of the Indian country in
much .better time than it was reached list
year. *'Wheihcr.they will find any Indians to
light is a problem that remains to be solved,
li'the report from that country cun be relitid
on, our soldiers will have amopportunity lor
a lively brush. It is difficult, • however, to.
. tell what to j depend on'.os nows comes prin
cipally from- half breeds, who are celebrated
for getting things 6d*,baaly mixed that what
they say proves lalse.-:
The Uth. Minnesota was with Gen. Sturgis
on his unfortunate expedition, and much
anxiety is felt here to learn how they fared In
the hour of disaster. •' ■'
The slh Minnesota participated iu the de
feat of ilaramduke, and came off with only
one man killed and sixteen .wounded.
The St. Paul and Lake. Superior road his
received notification from New York capi
talists that thev will furnish money to grade
forty miles of the road this summer. As soon
as the State' transfers the ‘grant to the com*
puny, a sufficient amount of money will be
'forthcoming to speedily complete the line.
irons.
There is a new mania for frog-eating in
Chester county, Pa. A village paper there
sajsr u At' the Mansion Louse restaurant
* on Saturday evening last seven 1 dozen and
pine frogs were sold at ten cents a head.
-Jsome ol the citizens of the borough, who sel
com ever. went fishing before, can now be
seen, gun In hand, on their way* to the frog
fields. We suppose * snakes will soon be
come equally as Preach if some one will
only make the sbrU Several gentlemen re
port a morning’s work, on Tuesday last, on
some dams in WUlistown, township, at for
ty-ohe frogs.”
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher disposed'ol
Rev. Dr. Lord’s Bible drgumVht* for slavery
without much reverence the .other day. He
said: ‘‘Wbcn Hum was. .cursed he was
cursed by a man - -who -had-just* trot over a
• drunken debauch, the.beadiche
and who, having just got over a debauch,
was not authorized to curse anybody.”
—Phil. iTieman, the billiard celebrity of
Cincinnati, has again challenged Kavanaugh
in a match game of billiards for the posses
sion of the champion cue and one thousand
dollars, and Kuvonaugh has notified him that
he accepts. The match will probably come
off about the middle of September next.
Meyerbeer’s fortune amounts to over
two and three-quarter millions of thalers,
nearly $400,000. This .was not all made by
crotchets andiquavers, as his family arc very
wealthy.
—The French Government has bought the
Gr< at Eastern. She is to lay the Atlantic
cable, however, before they use iter.
The Sultan’s hew yacht only aost
$50,000. She files before all things, like one
bewitched. i . .
—A bride’s veil, .worn recently at a Paris
wedding, it la said, was worth £4,000.
—A little girl died in Norwich, Ct, re
cently, from the effects of eating almonds.
A piece of the unt hod lodged in some pari
*of the intestines, producing an abscess.
—The Boston ibtf asks, “ Cannot America
make her own rattles ? One.ltem of duties
at New York last .week was $10,780 for for
eign toys. ,
—Worcester, Mass., will soon become a
znltey place I Two cheese-making establish
ments are flourishing there, which turn out
ten cheeses a day, each of a hundred pounds;
—lt is not true that the frog-pond on Bos
ton Common contains bat one pail of water.
Nor is the other story correct that a cavalry
man’s horse one night broke into the Com
mon and drank up the pond.
A COPPEBUEAD BERT£D
EP.
Boss and bis Peace Convention,
[From the K. Y, Tribone, June 17.]
Dofilel De Foe, ia his bistory of the Plague,
mentions as Doe of the aggravations of that
visitation. that quack doctors did exceeding
ly abound, selling worthless medicines to
the poor and the sick, and thereby swind
ling the credulous out of a great deal of
money. ■ It seems to us, in these disjointed
times, that the charlatans cut the clum
siest figure in the House of Representa
tives. ; For example, during the debate on
Tuesday evening, Dr. Koss of Illinois elec
trified the twelve members who-were pres
ent, by tbe introduction of n patent pill, the
■omy disadvantages of which were that it
would be very bard to . take, and of no con
ceivable use when taken. To drop medical
met-pbbr, it was tbe opinion of Mr. Koss,
tout “a National Convention aboold bo
cnl.ed to settle and adjust by equal conces
sions tbe questions at issue. 1 * It was further
the opinion of Mr. Boss, that 11 the armies
North and South should be consolidated.”
It was still further the opinion of Mr. Boss,
that ‘‘if the politicians nad been out of the
way, tbe people would have settled • our dif
ficulty long ago.” These were the three
main points 01 Mr. Boss’ speech, although
some people may consider them so very far
from sharp as not to merit the title of points
at ill. Let us see!
Id the first-place,-we are grieved to say
that Ur. Boss’ ingredients do not, If we may
say so, mix up well. He is for a National
Convention. And be is 'for a National Con
vention without any politicians iu it I Now,
in unspeakable wonder and awe at the pro
posed phenomenon; we can only gasp wit,
as we congratulate Mr. Ross upon his pure,,
immaculate, and particularly popular con
vention,that we wish he may get it I A Na
tional Convention without politicians.!:
Why; Boss, if be gives way to that particu
larly lively imagination of his. willboon be
"proposing to establish the Millennium by
joint resolution! If ever that convention
should meet, which is not at allprobable, it
-will thereafter be known in history as Boas’
Happy Family ot lions and lambs, cats and
mice, patriots and patriarchs, the loyal and
the traitorous. Hr. Mageudle mentions that,
wanting a few' rats for his experiments, he
undertook to carry home a dozen from the
market in a box, but found, when he opened
the receptacle, only one very large rat, and a
lew tails, which the survivor had nut found
time to swallow. Mr. Boss would probably
turn out to bo thc.largtt rat of his conven
tion. ;At liaStj.we should hope so. Hede
senes to live . nd grow fat, & the reward of
bis unprecedented ingenuity.
Imagine Mr. Boss’Convention convened!
Inside the building are gathered the Concil
iators! Outside are camped the consolidated
armies! Inside are men of all odEslble
stripes—the polished Mau-Owuerlrom South
Carolina, the bloody-minded Patriarch from
-Arkaiißaa,.thc Anti-slavery veterans of New
■England and Pennsylvania, the disinterested
shoddy swindlers from all parts of tbe
country in general, wjth.on assorted lot of
Doctors of Divinity* strong' in the Canaan
tin ology and of other Doctors of Divinity
who do not believe in the Canaan theology at
all '- :Fortunate moment! The politicians
ore all at borne (except Mr. Boss, tbe iu-
Vtntor, who attCDdstoregnlitethe machine),'
and now the people are to have a chance.
The debates begin. The polished Man-
Owner oilers a conciliatory resolution. The
bloody-minded" Patriarch opposes -it 1 The
• Anti-Slavery yeterau makes a,speech which
Js not what may properly be termed oleazi
'doue. The shoddy-swindler is for war to
.day, to.moirow, and for all time to come!
•The Doctors of Divinity are at loggerheads
about Canaan and Onctimasl Tho combat
thickens! The consolidated armies outside
bear the soft .note of a_pistol inside; and im
mediately, with Inexpressible delight, engage
in a general action. Alter nine days’ fight
ing, everybody Is killed except Boss, -who
emerccs a solitary surviving rat from this
Constitutional scrimmage! fie casts a wild,
despairing look upon the mountains of hu
man fragments surrounding him, and feels
that there is nothing leftXor him to do bat ta
return to Illinois and experience religion!
And thus endeth tbe-great BoM.ConcilTitory
Convention! '
Geo, Gnat 1b the Field.
(Correspondence!!. Y. Tribune.}
Ton Etiotxld flee the brilliant carateade and
bear the tramp and clangor of hoof and saber
when Grant and Meade and their staff* and
the whole mounted retinae of headquarters
go sweeping by. • Of conroe thosinaU man on
the small black, horse, leading, the troop i*
Grant. 1 If yon did not know It before, the
soldiers who rash ; out ; to the road, or half
halt on the march,’and "point him out to etch
other, baVetold yon. The small black pacing
hone, half a queen’s pony, half a kings Bu
cephalus,' with arched neck and champing
blr,and smad’/alert, flexile, ears, and short
xnoase-Uke hair, and great tail carried royally
Il\e & banner; whose form is symmetry, spite
-o 7 tie slop-leg tips that belong;to all pacere,.-
•SUirse;nii:Etkd arc watch-springs, whose un
pj'lf-utoirseems to resenV’l/iasmall'slze^ 1
• •• alittjfblccklmpbru ti«T3e;aT:dMQ t'iaVis’.
V lP* 7 .-* 3 ? ’ and^Lrautia,;
do WB'liact.. i r-u.'j: ■* .iV'.-f.
* u «Tfit^rirtrf uncommon, grace,,
ApqrivUvl-iui: with bne)ismali.:gdanUeied<,
)h r-(> never once regitdsf ctis of:
‘liniew:er ?lat iul!ow,;looka,,uor'*r|:rii'■ ni>r
“.|>a iVtr»,\cr if.Us aclniq wi» if a
ri.V saiatca^bf^Ue.aoidlora— ull
alsoiU'«*;Vtn- : o savant, jbUpnt/jnsorifia'jle,
a®,he duc6.liJb
* horse/ ■* v i ' "Vr'’-*' 1 .' r ; ;, r
• 'iTlfb•fidiT” ci- : ,bls r slde ‘ls ;uot‘>-les* worth
n;urklugvß-p:l. ’ Ilia .horse la the;ideal-war
horse, .lalliatud powerful, and horse and rider
tuoklike a picture of of old,.
gsunr, rail, trlnilLd, with, ihplktrgk*Roman
-,nose of will aud-:po«er r .:auiL::Wtj*iriug; a
eioacLed iiat the, wide brim bent down all
-round, but 1 tot’, concealing-
glance nf eves that^are'terrlbla in ahger—
‘ tueb is Gei». 0. Meide. ’nohle.st : Roman of
.them all, relentless fighter, andgpo<l General
to whose hearty and wise <seconding Grant
does not, andjtbe country should not, hesi-'
latC-tb' acknowledge’ the' greatest - indebted
ness. : ' ,
pgr The Oshkosh (Wia ) Courier, formerly
a Democratic sheet, hoists the name of Lin
coln and Johnson at its masthead, and gives
vigorous support to this ticket.
ISctatfes jrtomacl) Uitters
Greenbacks are Good
BUT
Eoback’s are Better.
ROBACK’S BITTERS.
OocdforallderuDEement of the Stomsch, Biliousness,
Liver Complalntoua General Debility.
ROBACK’S BITTERS.
Xhty compose the wonderful tonic irivlag
- tone to the appetite and digestive organs.
ROBACK’S BITTERS.
Debilitated ladies acd sedentary persons will find la
them an excellent tcnic.
ROBACK’S SITTERS.
A wlitplass full before each meal will remove tail-
peatmen and a:l Liver diseases.
compounder of >tomach Bitter*.
Blood Purifier and Blood Phl», distil cr util mnnufuc
tur*r of Catawba aurt “wedluh-Brand'.ts.and ail kind*
oi tl>eJlnrstDoji»atlc Liquors and wine*, wmch are
solfi, wholesale cr 1a say ceslred quantity.
56, 58, 0» and 0-3 East Third Street,
CINCINNATI ... - OHIO.
gy Kor sale by DruacUtß-ind dealers in medicine
gtterally tbrougbonube country,
rnha-n 7-lv t'i *sa-is
©jtcgijiug fEacijiues.
mHE V? ORTiD REXOWXEI)
J_ BUFFALO
Pitts’ TSucsMag Machi ae,
FIRST INVENTED,
And ocly really mcteMfnl Machine in use, which eta
bepxovcnbyover
100,0 00 FARMERS
Throughout the West who have either owned or used
them. Healquanen.
95 and 97 West Randolph St,
"Where samples can now be seen
"VTith Improvements for IBQi,
Together with a general assortment of
Standard Farm Machinery.
tar Send for a pamphlet,
T. G. WIX.CE, General Agent.
P, O. Drawer 5878. Chicago.
Icfi-b?B3-!hn
jßrnicinai.
StELUPLCOUS
COUCH BALSAM
Cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma aodCpn
sun nvlcm. It u only necrtsary lor anv one troubled"
with these complaint* to try one bottle of uwX
StricMancl’3
MELLIFLUOUS COUSHBALSAM
To convince them that it la the be*t preparation ever
UFPd. It net only cures the above affections ot tha
Throat ann Lungs, but It cures Hliht Sweats and
Soutine of Blcea, and !• an excellent gorele for any
kino O' Sore Throat. It is 10 . a
safe medicine for infants. Price 50 cents per bottle.
For tale by DragelsU generally.
General Depet • E*« S"”* “reel, Ciu
clnnntl* Ohio*
" H. SCOVIL. vs Randolph street, Chicago. General
Wholesale agent. mrjlKljSTSot
Notice to Rippers.
TO SHIPPERS
TALLOW, LABS, BACOH, POES, BEEP,
AJTD .
General Western Produce.
Tbe undersigned pay Pabticcxab Attixtioj to
the sale of the above articles, and Consignments sent
totbemwlllbe
Promptly Dlaposea of and Quick Be
turns .Blade,
ON YBBT ADVANTABBOUS THEM 3, -
We lerae • Unra Pkm cubm»t of the «bove
articles, itUcb we m%a nwneto tho« tteU
nJdrf&a to AH HAM KbIQHT* 8O
deiflK2B»te fc Water ou-eet, ..ew
IShucattonal.
-\TEW ACADEMY AND SEMIN"-
X' ART, at Lyons. Dl. on the line of tha Chicago,
BorlirctoD and Qauicy Railroad, and&boat tea miles
from Chicago.
Messrs. LORD & ROGER,
from Pittsfield, Maas., beg to announce to the cltl
z-csol Chicago and vicinity (that they have opened
a school at toe above aellghtlolly aitnaied village,
where they will receive a Umltednamber of dujlls
cf both sexes. Th* Summer term will commence
July Stb, or' xo, and It is desirable that early applica
tion be made by parents andgnordlans.
Mr. LORD, lor msar yean the principal of the
Minerva School will iapmnteadKhe
Mate Department, and r£r. ROGER tbe Female Do*
Daitoicot.
Lyons, 111., June 14,18*4. Jels-K0«-lw
■Railroahs.
A TLANTIC & GREAT WEST
XA KHN RAILWAY
SUMMXB ABRASOXXXH7.—TWO Through BxpTOM
Trains between CLEVELAND AND NEW YOKE.
Takes efftrt May 16, ISM.
NEW YORK THBOVGH E.INB.
Leave Cleveland at fcso a. m.* and 9dbr. M.t
Arrive Laavlttsbargh 11 AO a. x. *• ifes2 p. m,
H Meedvilleat. 1:40 p. m. * DOOA.K.
“ Corry at 8c22 r. M. ** A.X.
** (Salamanca at.. .. 5:18 p.m. •* 4:44 a.m.
" New York at......10ut a. m. “ 8:45 p.m.
RETURNING.
Leave New York at. 7:oo*a.m. -** frOOfp.M.
Arrive Cleveland at. 5:00 a. m. 14 a «£) p.m.
excep^ F _l|«^| ? x»|Pt.<L
Meadevliie, Fa.
T. H. GOODMAN, General Ticket AgenLCloveland,
Ohio ■ myifi-gISE-fias
®ar Notice.
A SSESSOB’S OFFICE,
/w UNITED STATEB INTERVAL REVENUE,)
Ist District or Illinois, t
Chicago. Jnneatn. ISM. )
Notice is hereby given tbit the onaaal list of CAxe*
amcmoc m tu* l>l«uiet lor Map, 4804. ha* Dees re
tarnedtoiins cilice.
AopealswlU be beard in my office. IS3 Dearborn
street, between tbe boors of o end « A- fcL.fron the
Uh to the 22d ot Jane. . PETER PAGE, Assessor.
]t7-bC.*7-15t
' ifitscelianeoug.
jyR. MAKSHALL’S
HEADACIIE A>« CATABBH
SNUFF.
Ihh Snbffhss thoroughly proved Itself to be the
beet article o»cr known lor cm inx tbe Catarrh. Coll
In the Head, and headache, it haa been loan! an
exteUeettemedy In many cases ot Sore Byes. Dear,
nets bos been removed by ft, and Hearing *as ottea
been greatly Improved by 1U sse. It parses out all
obttrcctlors. btiengtheD* the Qlando, aid gives a
beaUay action tome parts affected. It it recoa
mccc ed bv many of tbe best phjslcUn-, and Is oacd
with great snccest and sat'staetloa everywaere.
yfbolcmlo Agent, fer tho J,
Jesl-kl~-ißt Wholesale AgenJs,_Chlcago,_llL
TRIAL.
ByS M., Anthems of *TwlcaLost.”
ULiformwith ‘’Pique.” Ivol. IfSmo, Cloth,
price iiao.
Ibe London Spectator eays: '• We notice ‘Twice
Lost,’ iccanse its Antbor- aawUl, cne day, we beilere
produce Kcvd .... ■ ..
“ H iDQTn t a book that Ureal—lf youneed a book
that la earnest and satlefylcp— a true book, not fl-led
wlthdnpery and deception, take * Lcrar's Tbull*
bnae, to read it alike with f yea and bta*(.V
Ita a splendid story and will bare a great popu
larity. Get It at your favorite bookstore.
LOBISG, PnWlaher,
Je9l-k549-£t 319 WaiblngtOMt, Boston* .
A PHYSICIAN’ WHO HAS
madeblaoUeand intendsaolnsSait,offeraat
a rare bargain, bis
' RESIDENCE AND EOT,
81ta»ted !n one of tbe finest towns on the line of tbs
C-. IL* Q. R. B..aM« two boar* ride bjcir* from
Cbtesso. TbebnildmKi* rrame. .mam j*rt 3hx3o.
Attached to ibeomlnlo* la a l«r<e rap mo, contain
Ide oyer ICO fruit tr*e*, oadahrubbery. Thl* I* a rare
cbtnceforapMslrtan. who can tasetbs place and
•rtfo Into a splendid oraotice. : .
Foi further particular* *ddre** Bex JJ5*, Chicago,
m, • Jel£-M7B 6t
(STAINED AND . CUT GLASS.
‘Woria, 19 Harvard Place, Boston, Mias.
Jtrerr description of Ornamental Window* /or
’ chat ehei.PxlT*le Besldenw >. Bore’*, Ac. In Stained,
Cat and Emboeaed work. Mat to application.
jeti-UiMwia ' • -aAMPaL weai. •
T?MPIBE WATER, just received
-Ci frttk from tbfl _
spzunraa, ,
nit bT cut MBd to tht tndaL’. ~k
j.H. fiKKOA CO^WboteMlaOranUU.. ’
JeZl*kS7BSt ..
ETJNZ; . ; •»
Win aUad to the cleaning of vaaia, PrtrlM, Vb» r»
moral 01 all iUWe Manor* aad offauWe matter of *ll
dteerlptlona. All work attended to wtttt pt ample Mi
nd dlapatcb Wd at Hottrdiot MiW.*
BozOO. rojtl-tainni
i ! fHrticmal.
’ Good News for tlie Unfortunate!
TUS LONG SOUGHT FOR
Discovered at- Last.
CHERdKEFREMEDY
AND
Cherokee Injection,
Cotnpotndeif fram Boots, Barks tad Leans.
BBMEIIT, tteerpat ladiaa Ptnreaa.
carvßttil di.easts oi taeonuary saca aa la
'continence ottbe Urine, iDflamiuHlonoftaeßlsador,
InOhmiuadoD of Uie Bidoeyi, ©tone In tae Bladder,
Stricture. Gravel, and CUronic Dl*eaae», aodlie espfe
ciftlly rccorameadfslintbo« cosesorFluorAlnos, (rot
Wiilte In u-ira'M.j where all the oid uanseoas meat
clues fcove lo»leo. . .
t3T It Is prepared in a hlchly concentrated fona.
thi do»e only U lng trom one to two teaspoonaini
thre* times ntr day. - . . • .
It L« dloretic *Qd alterative In t» aedon: port
tfU-aandcieanjinjttae blood, canslne it to flow in
•Uof llsorliioal parity audvlvor; thns removlnjf
frern the gycten| ail pernicious canses wdeh barn In-
INJECTION U Intended a* u
ally or assistant to the CUEttOKBE RiCMKuY, and
shtioM be user in conjnctlon with that medloine In
all exstsof Chronic Cifleases, Floor Albas or White*
Its eflects are healing, aocthto? and deraaiceot:
rcsldlnc, o c at ana pafo, Instead of the
banning and almost aneud"raole pain that n experi
enced withoe&riv alltbecheapouact lolucrloo*.
ty Tty thf nse ot the • HE'i'»KLE and
CHitKOKKE iNJFfiTION—the two medicines at the
same tlrr e—all improper dlscharcpaare remrved, and
the weabear-d organs are speedily restored to (oil:
vie’rand strength.
tB~ i rice. Cherokee Remedy, tl per bottle, or thm
bfstfesforts. *
tr Price. Cherokee Injection, t* P^ r bottle, or
three-houlea for t5. .. , , ,
lif’Sentby Kxpressto any address on receipt of
fab pardentare cetcor pamphlet from any
drucs r oreln the country, or «-rl:e ns and we wifi
mat', free to any address, a full treatise.
Ah each orders must be Bint toe. A. COOK, Chlca<
co, our General ABcnt tor tha West..
&<>id by all praezlats everywhere.
• C. A. COORt Cmcsoo, General Agent for the
Staus ef XaUoiE, lowa, Wteconsln, Michigan and In*
IncfAoa. i .
Dr. W. E- MEEWIN & CO.,
! Bole.Pbopbietobb, ■
- ■ Ko. 53 Liberty street, Hew York.
THE GRE AT
medicine,
; OOXPOUJTDID FBOX
fioofs, Barks and Leaves,
Cherokee Cure!
Aa uaisUUi’s core icrSciuimJ Weakness, Nocturnal
Larocroaa disease?; si.ch as Lcsaof
Memory, Umverasil Lassitude. Pate* in the Back,
iUmr e*« of VUloa.frcmainre Old Age, Weak Nervoa, •
I ldicnity of 'Breathing, Trembling, Wafcefoluea*,
froptions on the Face, rale Connie nance, Insanity,
Consumption, and ull the direful com pi amts caoaed
by depsr log tron. the pstn of nature.
tgr ilus mb'Ucme t* a simple vegetable extract,
and one on which all oan reiv, a* It has been used in
our practice for many years and with thousand*
treated, it has not failed In a single Instance. Its cu
rative powers have been suSlcictl to earn victory
over themo*t stubborn cas-. ..
rar To these wno have trifled with their constitu
tion, until th«v think themselves beyond the reach
of med-cal ala, we would say. D»BPsi« not! the
CIIEBOtKE fUnE will restore you to haalth and
tlbt, an* afb-r ail Quack doctors have Dd;ed I
QT* Price. f!_pet bottle, or three butti cs for *5, and
forwarded by Express to aU parts of the world.
nr For tub particulars, get a circular from any
Prog Store In the couotrv. or »rUe to tb- Ag«P, who
will mall free to any one deaulugUe same,* full trea
tise in pamphlet form. . ■ „ . " .
AUencb orders must be sent to C, A. COOS. Chi
creo. our Aeeot lorthe West,
fold by aU Druggists everywhere.
O. A.. COO K,
CHICAGO,
Gcreral Agent icr the States of H!lnoIl, lows. Wis
consin, Michigan «»ud Indlnno, , . •
DIE. W. B. JIEKWB * CO..
Sons PBop&xxToas,
Ho. 59 Liberty street, New York,
101 l St Wbclesale In Chicago by •
FULLCR./D'-OH A FULLER..LOBI) * SMITH,
BDT-NHAM AVAN SCHAAIK-W.P. HARRIS A CO,
SMITH ADWYKR. *. .• H, BCOVLLL, - :
J. HOKMIIRLH.
At retail by oil Dxufipkt* in the city and throughout
e country. la3o-a*'J-6m-SAT'TOATH oow
CATABBEI
EE. D. H. SEELYE’S
j ;»i I. I «l U I »
C3ATA K R EL
REMEDY.
Cure warranted U Direction* are loUowed.
Hundred, ot Citizen, ot Chicago hire boon For
muuntiy Cured by tbi, Modi duo.
r*T.T. tob a Ciscuxab DVScxzßora ALL Symptoms,
DR. D. H. SEELYE & CO.,
Soui Pbopbiktobs,
OFFICE—MASONIC TEnPLE,
Chicago, - - - - Illinois*
8 YHPTOMSI
The ijmplcat 01 Catarrh as they generally i* —
are at first very slight. Persons find th»-' .***£<!*
that they here toqaent attar;., end mo £ow\Sd!
Un to tLch.U'.hl
the nose may be dry, or a Blight discharge, thin vd
acrid, afterward becoming thick and adhesive. At
tbe disease becomes chrome, the discharge! ore la*
creased in qna&dty and changed In quality; they are
now thick and heavy. and are hawked or coughed oil
The secretions are offensive, canetng a had oreath;
the voice la thick andaantl* the eye* are weak: the
sense of the smell Is leasened or destroyed; deafness
trcqacntly takes place. Another common and Im
portant sympto'm of Catarrh le, that the pdeon is
obliged to clear his throat in the morning of a thick
or slimy mneoas, which has fallen down irom the
head daring the night. When this taxes place, the
Serson may he snre that bis disease Is on Its way to
ie longs, and should loose no time In arresting it.
Tu abotx ass bct nw ov na hast Catabasai
Symptoms.
A fti ale Bottle will lost a month—go be used
three times a day.
testimonial
From Hen. Tbos. J. Turner, Ez Member of Congress,
from Illinois, late Speaker of Illinois House of Jte
presenutlves, and Grand Master of A.F.andA.M.,
of the State of Illinois. __ M
Tisipflar, Oct.2ltt.l9®,
DR. D. H. SEELYH:
Dbab Sta—ln reply to your notice of the ISth Inst*
I would say that [ was severely afflicted with Cataxrh
for years, when I became acquainted -with von and
bought two bottle* of jour Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
Bt fore I bad used one bottle I was sensibly improved,
and befoie the second bottle was finished, was com
pletely cured. 1 can recommend the medicine to ah
afflicted with Catarrh.
ReipeeCfally yours* THOS. J. TURNER.
Pr For sale by all Druggists. JeUkiMm-T-roa
TON’S PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS,
THB GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
THB GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
ARE NATURE’S GREAT RESTORER,
ARE NATURE’S GREAT RESTORER,
ARB NATURE’S GREAT RESTORER,
And always remove
OBSTRUCTIONS OF NATURE.
OBSTRUCTIONS OP NATURE.
OBSTRUCTIONS OF NATURE.
Being a scientiQcallj prepared
FLUID PREPARATION,
FLUID PREPARATION,
FLUID PREPARATION,
THEY ARE BETTER THAN PILLS,
THEY ARE BETTER THAN PILLS,
TriF.Y ARB BETTER THAN PILLS,
And are, In the most obstinate cases.
SURE TO DO GOOD,
SURE TO DO GOOD,
SUES TO DO GOOD,
AND CANNOT DO HARSf.
AND C ANNOT DO QABM.
AND CANNOT DO HARM
LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS
i
An safe at all times, except daring pregnancy.
LYON’S PERIODICAL DROPS.
Übeervi carefully the directions around cash be tile.
IVOR'S PERIODICAL DROPS
i ; . ' , .•
Axe no *• got up compound to impose upon malic
credulity, but the prescription of Dr. John L. Lyon
now practicing physician lo New Haven. Cu, ȣ ids
Cbapel street, who tnarantee* taelriefflcasy, will
answer all correspondence concerning them, and all
other specialities. and give particular directions iot
a 1 private diseases cad female complaints, personally
cr by mall.
Dr. John L. Lyon’s discovery, known as LYON’S
PERIODICAL DhOFS for females, stand before the
pnbhc to-day, superior as a dlurttic. unsurpassed at
a rpeclflc, for the cure cf all barasnat female com
olslnts.compcunded from a formnla that U the result
of his extensive experience and by him guaranteed
to remove all Irregnlarltles’or suppress cd nature, and
warranted safe at ell times, except when tn certain
situations particularly explained In the directions
around each bottle, which all should carefully read
and understand. ■_
LYON’S PnBIUDIC&L CHOPS cost bat a trifle,
and their worth, la comparison to tbsir cost, It like
raid to send.
Doctor Lyon oaks yott who are suffering from lire
culorttlce- will you not make one toil of bie re
nowned Periodical Drops, which be warrants will
are sold by dm
eiau ttaj where, in city, vlHaae and country, at f l
per bottle, dr all orders by mall will be promptly at
tended toby DB. JOHN L. LYON, New Haren, CU
LORD * SMITH,
Whoicwi.
3Lafcc' TSTabtgatton.
TT'OK MTLW ATTKEE, KENOSHA
P RidNE.Porr^AsinKOTOf.SaißOTOAjijMAai
»nroc»adTwiirair * M :; *
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, - ; STEAHEB MATT QUEin, V
j “- 1 , Capt. A. KEITH, ,
i • *711! xaato' thrve trlpo-'ter veek, from Chtetip to
I -Tilin' Kti«* and nan, aOtoc At all the. above
.■wed Inienaediaw porta* eack way. ,l»arandboor
ol Miusg wlllbe fclTca toon, je.frhS7>lm
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CELEBRATED -
ci :ci\ ; :tc v:-ri:
STOMACH
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-ft. >*- -«—• * -
FROTEtTifI Bit’iTlS
GREAT TRUTHS
SMALL COMPASS,
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH
bitters.
WHIT THE SITTES3 ABE.
A pare, deHphtfol “Vegetable Bata
To ebeer the spirits and (heherree to cata+j ’•
Protect the system rrom Miasma's Done, -
torpid Nalare,' and Che strength sustain.
THEIR INGREDIENTS.
juices of plants, roots* barks, of virtues rare*
By cbcmlc art expressed with patient care,
the mild spirit of the soundest rya—
Barest of all diauslye stunnM. ,
results or their use:
Digestion rallies, appetite revives,'; ‘
The food usunllatee. the patient tbrtrei.
Dyspepsia vanithcs with all Its throes, • ■ •
And peaceful sleep succeeds disturbed repose.
EFFECTS OH-TUB LIVER.
TbehUUons sufferer, languid, listless, pale,
' physicked for years, perhaps, without avail,
finds In the BITTERS all he asks or needs.'
And Urcs to smile at doctors and their creed*.
■ ■ I
OPERATION ON THE BOWELS.
Relaxed, constricted, or the seat of pain-
These organs should not, for one day, remain i
The cause of .each extreme you can expel—
The Bitters tone and regulate so well.
EFFECT ON TOE DEBILITATED.
The flaccid muscles firmness soon acquire.
The frame gains flesh, the eye resumes Its fire;'
Strength to the limbs, hope to the heart returns,
TUI staff and crutch the eonyaleecent spun*.
BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS,.
.The constitution tried by pain or care.
Or yrßd Indulgence, 1* not past repair;;
This genial Tonic, as the healthfa! dew*
Quicken parched herbs, Its Wasted power renew*
CHILLS AND FEVER.'
Samp, cold, exposure to malarious fog,
Bring on of Ills a' fearful catalogue;
But IntermUtants whatso'or their Had,
Soetettec*s Bitters scatter to the wind.
SICK HEADACHE.
Ms torment dire, that all enjoyment ME*,
TlsUls not to pungent scents or drastic pUJs,
Tls from the stomach that U takes Its rise;
Tons with the Blttara, and the anguish flics.
WANT OF APPBTira.
Without due nourishment HiVi pnlses wane.
The Mood grows thin and doHneae clouds the basis
Bat this Elixir sets lbs system right,
A Good Digestion waits on Appetite.**
THB BITTHBft AJTBS fiICgMBSB.
•T J. .
Btiawttoß fever leave* Its victim* low,
And, unassisted, Health's return ts alow;
Then the Bitten with weakened Natureeid,
For 1* each drop vitality’* conveyed.
AS A GENERAL PBEVEmVB.
By night tad day, on river, sea, or laod,
la instant pern of disease we stand;
Bat Its dreed arrows harmless seem to ghdj
Fast all with this Inrigoraol fortified.
IMPURE WATER, Ac.
Beam through the world, through every dimate nhß»
Here is the antidote 'gainst every (Soge;
"Water Impure It tempers, and inures
Han to aB fcanhhJpe In all temperaturee.
Who has not felt how feebly words nay
The qualms oca feels on shipboard to portray 1
Dread thttu no more defy oldNeptune’s power.
The Bitters cure the nansea hi an hour.
AN UNADULTERATED TO9IC.
Of all the liquors bone aw the see
Kot cue-mark that—from acrid poison's free.
These Bitters stand *mld stimulants alone,
Powerless to Irritate, though prompt to toM,
A MILS APERIENT.
Remember, too, aperient root and herb
Are blent with those that relaxation curb
la this rare mixture; give this feet due weight
That while the Bitten tone, they regulate.
A GENTLE CORRECTIVE.
If on the stomach food to add tuns.
And pungent gas the Inner membrane bursa.
This grand corrective soon removes the ban,
And from the heartburn frees the loner man.
A BAFB AMD OEM TLB AKODTNE.
Why not with all the opiates dispense, ■
Thst shakes the nerves and paralyze the sense.
When these rare Bitters soothe both mind and frUM
Inviting both to yield to si umber's olalm ?
THE WORLD’S OPINION.
Touching the BXTTBB3 this grand fast Is elenr
Their feme fills all the Western Hemisphere,
Known m all lands,washed by its oceans twain,
tt« , t ttt, Hotx awn Tiqob follow In their train.
AVOID COUNTSRFSXTS.
BOSTBTTSB'S BITTERS there the common fats
Of all things good. Impostors Imitate
Of thoee beware. Discreetly use your eyes.
Fnxa b onset bonsee purchase your supplies.
CAUTION.
THS QOVBEMMkNt IKDOKaSMMII.
. .In order to guard against dangerous Impositions, th<
public are requested to take especial note of the bean
Uftßr engraved proprietory stamp, throng* which the
Government of the United Stale* officially autbenh
.cate* every boUle omoSTZTTZE’S BIITEB3. Tbit
shield, thrown by the Govemmat over the proprietor*
: aadthe pabllc for their Joint prelection, la placed ec»
splcnowly across the cork and over the nock of each
bottle, and cannot tall to strike the eye of the mod
observer. Betting that purports to be HOt
TETTER'S can be genuine naleaa the stamp
la there. ■■
' it u also proper to state that the BR7IBB nre sold
exclastvelyln never under any circumstances
■bj tte gallon or the barrel. Impostors sod Imitator*
are abroad, and the only safeguard the pobtfe have
against them la to see that the Bitters they buy beu
the engraved label and note of hand of Mem. Bo*
tetter A Smith, and the stamp above mentioned.
PREPARED AKB BOLD BT
HOSJETTER & SMITH
PITTSBURG, PA.
PORSAUSBT
DRUGGISTS, GROCERS &
•• ■■ O’ ' i . • .1 ■
- STOREKEEPERS . '
Throughout the World.
; aM-IWhUN-
OTcKSfirataiii Elfc irT?mp
M’OfCTTI'TION
!ltF tWPt
Mi£ dlllUl
PREPARED Bt
Graduate College ol Physicians and Snrgeone, IT. T.
fortnerfr A«lstant Physician BlaelnrelPiTslaaA -
Hoapliala.lateMedlcallnepecwrllewTnrt^K:
; btate VoHnteer Depot* under.Got*; %-fc-v
‘ error fidwlo D. Morgan.
Csnstitution Life Syrup
; HAS PRODUCED
1 REVOLUTION IN ifEWCLNF.
■ wiuiizayseecaatecetincreeiMe.u.toetKAaydla*
hitherto cocaidered hopelessly movable m
freanenU* oared In ft few dare or *eefts. and w ■
cheerfully invite intesUaatlona of the liberal nunde*
and aclentlflc to cure* which hare no parallel acthn
pr^rmedfcliiel»l«eQUar r hr It thesei-t of any dl*
euftle directly reached, and the eqiaU&najarretared.
Those ■who bare •nf’sred long from painful and ob
stinate diseases, • ■ .. . . .
Those-who bare vainly soegbt relief from a dr**
UsedmedicicM, >• 1 . , • 1
- Those who cannot be eared by other physician*-
in Inillei to,o«i Caaflltatlo. life Sjn^i
Dnn'nK the oast Are years ws bare contended wttt
obettclea and overcome opposition a* herculean iff
■were ever encountered by any Informers.
RAPIDITY OP CURE.
. Bore e say, “Yonr cores arc too antct." while others
doubt thur performance, *Bd talni; that diseases us
' oulj be eared by the M slow recuperailTe procere OK
Nature."
Tbials oar reply:
' in health,the body, like a well-balanced iciUe.isnt
astate of Equilibrium. Bat wtiun from. aay cause
doim eon one aide ot the scale, w: have the effect*
. 0 f disease. What Is requisite is, to restore the normal
balance of the scale.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
Anoattlve and speclde remedy for nil disavow ortvN
BOtiMfromuß liirtEß STATE OF TUB BLOOIV
aedtorall (horedltaryj DISEASES transmitted from
BAREST 10 CHILD. .
PARALYSIS.
Essiruou.
'FAUALTaiS aOITaUS.
It Is so unlvemlly admitted taat Constitution IJM
SyrupU the oaiy effecilvo means of restoration !■
the various forms of Paralysis, that we need not rv
Iterate that is la emphatically the Great Llfc-Slrtwi
Power.
DYSPEPSIA.
Lima complaih*. '
■SII.IOO9KB9S.
BAD BUSATB. ■;
WAHT OF AFFKZak
.xasioxsrion.
VnGBT AT STOMACH.
rumnci.
00MB3IPAT1OM. ,
SCROFULA.
ucra's snL.
BTXtTMA.
oLAXinrzAn swnxrsas.
trtcxeATioy.
This taint (mrmnnTAßrand ACQduao.fllllag US
with untold misery, la by all usual medical remedW
Incurable. ■ r
RHEUMATISM.
[AUTBBms.] uunuALGiA. eotrr. ' -
LtmßAeo; . SCIATICA. XXC DOVIOCSIUX,
If there is any disease in which the Constitudoa
Life Syrup is s sovereign, it lain Rheumatism and tw
kindred affections. ■ Toe most Intense pains are i*
most Instantly alleviated—enormous swellings are
dneed. Csses. chronic or vicarious, of «0 or 30 year*
standing,have been cored by na«
NERVOUSNESS.
uaavou* Dunitrrr. loss wpowil
eaATrxußD xzuvxa. couvoannr or thought*.
■T. VITUS'DAMCu. UPtLUPtiT.
Thousands who have suffered for years wtH Mass
the day on which they read these lines. Particular!?
to weak Buffering woman will taia medicine prove
an Inestimable blessing—directing their footsteps W
aHope which tnlflls more than It promises.
Mercurial Diseases.
ialivattow. uomwo of bosj*,
bid comfluxjom. aczus ur Bonus.
T*SLI3O or WUABT3TUU9, DZFUSBS:O9 or errms.
CONSTITUTION LTFB BYSUP purges the sysMß
entirely from all the evil effects 01 UStcCURY, r*
moving the Bad Breath, and cnrlrg the Weak Joints
and Rheumatic Pains which ibe use of Calomel I*
gnretoprodoee. U hardens Bpcagy Guns *al»#>
cars the Teeth as firmly as ever.
Constitution Life Syrup
Eradicates, root and branch, an Brupttyo DfeeaMf 01
the Shin, like
ULCEUS, nXPUSS, BLOTCHES
And all other difficulties of this kind, which so mack
(Harare the outward appsuraace of both male* im
females, often tnakingthem a disgusting objettw
thexsielvee and their mends.
fONSTITCTIOS LIFE SIRUP
Cures all Swelling of the flla/fy
Jitter of tteSFaee, Keek, or Female Breast, aat
ihcold be fatten as aoon at th* sweUlnjr la detected
thus preventing tu6ir breaking; and producing trou
blesome Discharging Sores, vtuoh disfigure eo mans
of the younger portion of the community, from stx
to twenty years of age. Young children are vejw
subject to Dischargee from the Can, which Awmm
upon a Scrofulous constitution. These- cases ttiim
recover by taking s few dosns of the Life Syrup.
All scrofulous persons suffering from general Dfe
bility, Emaclstlon, Dyipeptla and Dropsy of tha
limbs, sbdomen, and in the female. Dropsy oiftha
ovaries or womb, generally accompanied with la»
Oammatlon and Ulceration of the Uterus, arc pera»
nently cured by ConstltatlOß Life Syrup. The olscm*
known as Goitre or Swelled Meek, the life Syrup w*
remove entirely. The remedy should be taken fbr
some time, as the disease ts exceedingly chronic ead
stubborn, and will not be removed without extz»«f»
of the Ovaries, Turners of the Breart, and
swelling of other glands of the body will be com
pletely reduced without resorting to the ewira. or
operations of any kind.
Bptleptle Flu.Sympathetic or Organic Diseases fit
the Heart, as palpitation. Disease of the Valves,
ducltgagratlng or fillnr sound. Dropsy of the Bent
Case andall the affections of this Important organ*
(persons suffering from any acute pain In the reglofe
of the heart) wlaoe greatly relieved by CousUtadoe
Life Syrup.
Bnkes-dain sad DtUcata CMsdtiUoisß
Suffering from Indisposition to Bxertloa, Lost eg
Memory. Forebodings. Horror of Calamity, Fear of
Disease, Dlmnree or Vision, Dry, Hot Skin and Sg>
tremlaea. Want of Bleep, Restlessness. Pale, Hs'zartf
Countenance, and LuiltMeof the Musclar fiTiiw
all require DC aid of the COHSTITUHOH LOS
FOB ALL FORMS OF
ULtERJTIVE OUI
Bltberofths Rose, Throat, Tongue, Spine, Forehee*
or Scalp, no remedy has ever proven Its eanni.
. MOTII PATCHES upon the female-face dependtac
upon a diseased action of the Liver, are veryunplMfe
ant to the ycune wife and mother. A few Dottles eg
Constitution Life Syrup will correct the secretion
and remove the deposit which la directly under a*
skin.
In Diseases of the Liver, giving rise to Languor.
Dizziness, Indigestion. Weak Stomach, or an ulee»
ted or cancerous condition of the organ,accompanion
with horning or other unpleasant symptoms, will
relieved by the use Of COMSTITuTIoS UR
8 YE DP.
As a general Blood-Porifrlns Agent;
the Life Byrnp stands nsriyailed by
an; preparation in the World.
Diseases ot the Bplne, as usually developed la M#
young. Hip Ila cue, Neuralgia. and ell nervous Ofe
eases. and Ladiea who are soiferhur from Oiaeaaee tor
which they are at a lota tolraow what 10 do, we would
advise the oae of COSRTITUTION LIFE 3THOP. u
wlllreetjre their pallid eoentenance,streo«theMthMN
weak hack, and aide, give tbsm new energy, new E&
•ndhapplncea.
THE RICH JUD POOR
Are liable to the came diseases. Nature and Seleaec
haa made the Constitution Lift Syrup tor the benMl
ofalL
PUBS BLOOD
Produces healthy men and women: and tl the cenSfe
tntioD la neglected In youth, disease and early deMb
la the resnl'.. Do not daisy when the aeeoa are at
Bear at hand, and within the reach of aIL
To Mothers and Married Ladies, -
It (a the safest and most effectual medicine ever dfe
coversd'for purUJlng- ue system, and relieving tha
■offering attendant noon childbirth. It stmnftedd
both the mother and child, prevents pain sad mirseo
and increases and enriches the (bod—those* ho hew
used it think It indispensable. It la highly naefhl hath
before and after confinement, salt preveatadtaeeed-‘
attendant upon childbirth.
fonstftntiei life Syrup
a THE
POOR MAN’S FRIEND AND THE HIM
MAN’S BLESSINII
Try It," Take It, and be Cured,
it is cHinuu am aw®
fIL E GBEOG M. TK
Ufii Mhi a> «*tm (W esj':
9>S«at by Erpitm to an pert* ot the ooeatry. >
Uholwle Druggists, Agents, If. CHF-St, VeW TosE^'i:
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