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, 1861-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY EVENING. Noy, 30tll, 1851.
The week c1oses on very comfortable money
market. All legitimate business paper il readily
discounted at the banEs ind the wheels OF trade
arc revolving comfortably. The pork packers find
no difficulty in getting all the accommodations
they need The wholesale trade Of the city is active
for the seaEon. ard we hear Of no complaints from
any class except real estate ownere, and their dis
ease is chronic. What real property changes
hands. Judging from :thc figures it brought preyi-
ous to ST. is sold at fearful sacrifices. But while
real estate suffers, mechanical industry prospcrs,
aud taken ae whole. 1t may be doubted whether
Chicago eycr made more real progress within the
same period. than within the last five or six
months.
Exchange is close and just now is working
closer 1t is thought that .the operations Of the
pork packers will relieve the market III L week or
Two Some Of the larger bsnks even now report
that they are making more exchange than they
eel. The larger hoasee stil sell to customers ut
Il; hut they will not sell to outsiders under y.
This is the more general rcic among the brokers
Some charge y, bat this is above the market
The buying price is abont T.
Gold does not sell largely. Selling rates 5z15s5G
1per cent fur small lots. Buying price x.
The celia weather and the latencss Of the season
East soon close navigation, Indeed it is yirtualy
closed noT. and business must adapt Itself TO q
like embargo. The railways viii. Of course, keep
up fair degree Of activity.
A1LwAuKEE.--Ne quote the following from the
isth!tatt Of this morning;
Outside rates Of exchange and gold under
WcIi material reduction yest erday. The highest
Prize asked as for exchange By the brokers' vas 2
u 2 cent. premium. Gold was offered freely at
z cent. On Change sellers were By far the most
numerous c1ass. and as might naturally be expect
ed urder the circun1stunces tho demand was COM
paratlve'y limited. Parties who were eagerly buy
ing Up gold at and r cent not long since. were
moi at Ill in want Of the precious metal yesterday
although they could readily have been accommo.
dated with any amount at z u cent. We have lu
doubt should lle rate continue to decline, the de.
EAnd from this source would continue to diminish
Il is one Of the inevitable ec:en1ricitics Of oE1
money market. ;hat when gold is dearest the dc,
Inand for it Is greater.
The current bank rates Of exchange and gold re-
main at amt q cent. premium. The banks NJ
sod freely to customers yesterday at these figures
NEW 9oRK.-Tlle following are the quotation:
, 1861-12-02

lD1al--.--. 1VDN
The receipts o. Hogs today were II. GOT live and
1874 dressed. Liye Hogs we're scarcely so firm as
yesterday, but there is quotab1e change in pri
ces. Sales ranged from $s.61D2S0 for COM
mon to good. Dressed Hogs were quiet at $3.=5D
$50. There was fair inquiry for Mess Pork aud
holders trm at $1,000. Lard closes very quiet
Most Of The Eastern orders having been counter
manded.
The Wheat market opened quiet At the inside
quotations Of yesterday. but under moderate i'll
qriry prices improved A@5Sc. closing firm at 631fc
for No. 2. and 7111@T15ac for No. Spring. Winter
wheat vas neglected and sales were limited at 79c
for No. and T3@'Ac for No. 3 Red.
There WAS very little inquiry for Flour, and
the market vas dull and depressed. Several hun
dred barrels Of fair to good spring extras have
changed hands within The past two or three days,
at s35e@36a35c but the parties refuse to give the
brands. Corn was quiet, and 3 further decline Of
zlxc per bushcl, with salcs Of mixed at a3G23zc.
Oats were firm and steady. Rye quiet and easier.
Barley dull. Highwines fEn at 13c- Hides steady
and moderately active at yesterdays decline.
, 1861-12-02

[From the n. T. Independent, 23th inst-1
Trade continues active, and is unusually pro-
longed, from the caution Of dealers in having
bought but small parcels at time, and therefore
renewing their purchases at short periods. This
5s the policy Of the time. and a wise one too.
The season Is now advanced to a time when trade
usually slackens. The sale Of printed cotton has
been large, and desirable styles are yet active New
supplies keep. coming into the market.
Black and rcd arc tie prevalent desirable
cotton=. especially, brown heavy goods Stocks arc
much reduced. and further advance il prices is
anticipated. Drills are firm. Cotton hannels
very active and getting Ecarccr: In Woolen goods
the movement Is quite brisk. Dcafncs are quick
ol sale, especially in crimson and purple eolors.
Fancy casEi1neres are active for desirable styles
Cloths are in moderate request. except What is
suitable for ladies' cloaEs. Flanne1s are quiet.
Cloakiugs are very active and most descriptions Of
heavy scasonablc guods. Check shAwls arc want
sale. Foreign goods are less active. The higher
qualities Of dress goods sell very poorly and at q
great sacrifice buI the oW-priccd gouds have
mandcd profit. British drcss goods. have sold
well. especially printed rwiled cashmeres in
crimson "a and purple: but dress French silks are
in proportion than others. az their goods were
mostly sold in the South Dress silks arc neg
lectea; and millinery goods generally are greatly In
excess Of the demand French wor=tcd goods oi
not tiud market Blue coburge arc much wanted
Low priced cloths. castors, beavers. Sca!sins, are
in demand. Droche long shaw1s are the vogue
and have advanced in price. Felycts of high col
| ors sell well. Ribbons dull at low prices. witt
an excessive supply. The prospects Of the spring
cotton has advanced In price, and very moderate
import Will take place. limited to goods special.
| atiaptct to the demand. The assortment will b,
very select, aad Of tue medium and lower qualities
, 1861-12-02

DE. uo1LASD-s LESSONS IN L7FE,--Mr.
Walsh on Madison street, announces the arri-
y.l Of Of this and many other new books. Sc
lis advertisement; in another column.
, 1861-12-02

C1rcr1T CorRg.-The Circuit Court having
called through the trial docket. will resume
the call at case No. !, on mkt Monday, De-
cenl!,er Stl3.
, 1861-12-02
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF CHIC A G. O j.
ARRIVED. D....-.....Nov. n.
Prop Buckeye, Rosnan. oGdeu=burgsl, 1907 N
staye4.
Prop kcnosha, Lacey. Collingwood, snnlrics.
Schr Wm G Grant. Graves, Cleveland 100 tons coal!
Schr Enterprise, Peterson. Grand River, IS IN
lumber. 40 m shingles.
Schr Wyandote. AfcGraW, B.fIalo. $50 tons coal.
Schf Wm Aldridge. Si1nson. Buffalo. sundrie=.
Schr Tempest. Burns. Green Bay. 12J Iii lumber.
Schr Sebasfopo1. Smith. Grand uaYen. 50 NJ lurl-
bcr. ECO NJ shingles.
ARRIVED. Nov. 80.
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo. s1lndries.
Trop Barber. Brown. Grand River: ITO Ill lumber.
Sehr Jos Dresden. Finncgan, kalamazoo. IS Ill
lnmbcr.
schr Fisher. Walker, Kalamazoo, Is M lumber. 100
shingles.
Schr Antelope: Cnllow, Kalamazoo. Is m lun.',er,
150 m shingles.
Schr Albany. Smith. Shcboygan. 50 eds wood
Sclr Charlotte Fulton Maniowac 1G' N lumber.
Scl!r Hero. BnFch. South Haven, 205 N staSes.
Schr IIinsdae, Brown. Holland 60 III slaves
SecW Hercules, Peterson. Mauistcc. IS N lumber
CLEARED. .......-.Noy. 3Q
Brig Schastopol, Smith. Grard River, 5,Gt0 bu
oats
Schr Charlotte. Fulton. Shcboygnn.
Schr HinEdale, Brown, Point Jr1fio.
, 1861-12-02

aFoR BETTER, Fol: N'oHsE''-A lore story
from s.Tc,npie Ear, ;'1id Madaisie Demorest's 5
Illustrated Mirror Of Fashion, have been re-
ce1ycd ly McNa1ly & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-12-02

GREAT NovELTr.-The New Year Call ;" Card
now ready. Wedding and Visiting Cards, latest
style. Cards sent By mail. Send letter and four
stamps for samples to Yankee Card Writer," +"
fremont House, Chicago.
E% Go to John jones' 119 DearboEnst., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov12
, 1861-12-02
NT TERHCNE,
I4A {srccEssoR TO cAApBELL d 0o3
SHOW GA Sc
MANUFACTURES
no. e3 DEARBORN STREET.
CHICAGO, Ill.
poe+ ot7rc po- s16s no+hTs-1y

CHIP BUILDING AND SHIP
NJ REPAIRIEG-Thc undersigned. recently Pro-
i3g permanently located himself at this point y tae
for Vessel Building and Repairing. terms sattsfac-
tory tose who may feel TO their interest to give
him = liberal share Of their patronage.
Vfhce and Yard foot OF Mvard street, Detroit Aeh.
, 1861-12-02
T:t)t Gribtt1re,


IT 60 10 Br,,aut 4 S;':'tton's Mercantile
College to get sood business cducation.
, 1861-12-02

CHANGE OF TME.-Thc train on the North.
western road, formerly leaving at 1850 7. m,
will hereafter leave at LEO r. m.-tc2 minutes
earlier than heretofore.
, 1861-12-02
Gtobes a,lD ;Durnates.
r ESTER g. CO.'S PATENT


OYSTERS ;9;E FORTY .l CENTS PER
me Baltimore Oysters st 10 cent? per can. We
1 to those who have bought Of u TIE two toFmeE ssa.
Eon~ Country orders promptly astenaed 70: As2 the
extra large At IS cents per can. 4 SANB0EN.
no265G6Sm 1f9 Randofph-5t+-P.O @. Box 1913
, 1861-12-02
OVAL GILT AND ROSEWOOD
ali aizcs and In great variety. Also,
Mou1diugs, Gilt and Rosewood.

or ALL WIDIHA,
(, R h. ApPLEBY otfees at Wholesale aud retail. 1s4
South Clark street TIE largest STOCK q Frames and
MouidinEs vest Of New IoEk Als FL e tHoesEoeds are
sTe cold Nsnntss1u59g = sli h,s Eo.as he
U Don't buy without seeing the stock-1sa South
f.srk street Ch{caEo, III, n=@44ht942W
, 1861-12-02

AecEp7En.-Thc Twelfth regiment Of Hi
noi= Cavalry, Col. vo=s, and tic 18th Illinois
Cavalry, Col. Bell, have been formally ac.
ce;,tcd s,v the War Department. Each Of the
regiments is to have 500 men.
, 1861-12-02
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 80. 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
leading articles for the last twenty four hours:
EEcE1rTs FOE LAST TwEST{-FoEE HOURS,
, 1861-12-02

HIDES The market is tolerably active at the
following, quotations: Green country, AD4Kc; ;
Erccn sailed. 5G5Ac; dry salted, sjiG@ge; dry
flint. 105GGa11c.
PoILTkY-Qaiet. Dressed chickens. 81
1s0 81 deT d1SSaed Tg,Se 'nf5cys 55The p
10 IIoge averaging 318 ns sat...........-,...sss50
% :. :. 2t2 :. ...,,.......... 40
II n5i JI5
LIVE STOGk-Bccf csatlc arc t!ull. especially
inferior qualities. Hogs arr rather easier but
without Qt1GtahlE c,IaNYe. Sl!Ei NgEG:
, 1861-12-02

~ Cook & Mclean. 9s Dearborn street. have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-12-02

A UCTION SALE by s. Nickerson,
IL .e4 Lakr street, corner OF franklin
VIII eeoId on MONDAY. Nov. 2aa5th; WEDNESDAY,.
nor 9Th; FRIDAY, Noy; ssth Under Shirts nd D5sw
Cloths Casslmcrca, 6atinetts. Shawls Bleaehed and
Brown shiftnE C3mfo1tSEa Jackets, Neck Ttea sns-
ing Gcotli. Sale posit1ve. Terms cash-pa1 funds.
npsa hs45lH 8, EIEEEIS0E, AuctiQ1eer.
, 1861-12-02

INQUEST AT BR1DGEroRT.-Coroncr James,
on Saturday, held an inquest at Bridgeport
upon child Of John 81. Ralph, cooper, ny
ing upon Main street. The Information
brought to that official implicated the mother
Of the Child in using violence towards it. This,
however, Was dissipatcd by the evidence be-
fore the jury, which showed that the child died
in q fit, and the jury SO returned their verdict.
REFINED SORGHUM SYRur.-Wc hare before
us sample Of refined Sorghum Syrup, from
! the Sugar Refinery Of Messts. Hunter & Bro
ther Of this city. Compared with the crude
syrup, there is \ great improvement, and at :
loss Of only 10 per cent. We understand thai
Mcssrs- Hunter & Brother design making tbi'
! an important feature Of their establishment.
, 1861-12-02

ACCIDENT 1T CAMP BCILEE.-Major Stol.
brand, Of the Flying Artillery from this city,
was severely injured on Sunday, the 9th ult.,
at Springfield, l'y flllirg from lis horse, caus.
ing a compound fracture Of one Of his arms.
, 1861-12-02

SOLDIERS AID AT LENoST.-Thc ladies Of
Lenolat, in this county, Lave Organized &
"soldiers' aid society," Both the hearts and
hands Of our maids and nlatrons arc warmly
enlisted in the good work, and many volun-
tccr III the service will have cause to bless the
noble efforts Of the women Of lenlont. AL
contributions will he gratefully received By
The President, Mrs. Wells, and the Vice Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. ]. s. Duskec, at Lcmont.
, 1861-12-02

OD1=rARr.-Ch:llic= G. silcrwiu, Of Cornpa-
ny 4, Chicago Light Artillery stationed Ut
Patlnvall, kr., dict Of typhoid fever Oh the
1o1l nit. His remains were brought home on
S:tlTasy hy Ez-S!lcrlT John Gray. Tue de-
ccaecd was eighteen years Of age a;ad lived at
Mart hiitli in his cn;,nty
, 1861-12-02

CONDITION OF 9uE GooD TENpLAR ORDER.
We have received the proceedings Of the
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of
Good Tc1nplars Of the State Of Illinois, at its
cight1 annual session, held at Decatur, from
which it appears that the total number Of mi
tiations for the year ending September 17th,
1861, vas 7401: admitted BY card, e4S. The
total membership At present in the State is
IN k,5
, 1861-12-02

PEgsoNAL---Wc learn t!iat Dr. james Hunter
of New York, WHO IN connection with lis
broker, DR.. Roirrt Hunter Las acquired
great celebrity for his successful mode Of
treating affections Of the throat and lungs, has
arrived at the Shcrinan House, and intends
opening IN Office in Chicago.
, 1861-12-02

TAKEN UP.-A dark grey Horse,
IL Which tic Owner can have By proving property
and paying charges. " BIDDLE.
North Avenue, 3d house north Of Larraba street.
, 1861-12-02

1QlHG MEAS AsEDCiATiOS 0t 4klSlI1
CnUEcH--This society, for tho purpose Of
mutual aid and instruction, and for literary
and social purposes, which has for some time
been in prospective state, was fully organ
lied at a meeting Of attendants upon Trinity
Church, On Saturday evening, Rev. James
Pratt prcaiding. The Committee, appointed
previously for the purpose, reported brief
Constitution and Bylaws, which, after triflins
amendments, were adopted for the regulation
Of the Association.
The Nominating Committee also reported Z,
list Of officers, and the following gentlemen
were duly elected to serve until the ensuing
April, upon which date the Official wear il
hereafter to commence:
FfTxf lice PTeei1eat-H- Martin.
Second Tfee P7t*ideht-J. a: Parsons.
Rec1rding Sec7et1yy-John j. Grafton
Coa7espo'dihg Secretary George Z. Chittenden
Li1ra,ian-LT. r: s Kirkpatrick.
4ett and ". s. Wheeler.
The Association commences operations unde
most favorable auspices, and bids fair to be
come one Of the usefnl instit utions Of the CITY
TIE AEKUA1 MEETING OF TIE STATE HoB
11cuLTuRA1 soc1ErT.- We learn that as tn
time approaches when this society meet
here, indications thickcn that q rc1 treat is il
store for all lovers and cultiyators Of fruit an
flowers. Dozens LOT prominent horticulture
lists and naturalists have accepted Invitation
to bc present Those who have known lii
long and well Will be interested to learn ths
Dr. John A. Keanicott, the enthusiastic ho
flcul1ura1ist, has eigniEcd his intention t
make lis address, as President Of the societ,
s. -,nTting legacy to the hor4;cn1tur.a3;sts ar
, 1861-12-02

S1G::r TRANS 1oST. Lot1s.-Tllc St. Louis
Alton i Chicago R. Il. Company, TO meet the
Increasing travel, Will :i,:, a night train, with
Sleeping c;ar *ttaciled, through TO ST. Louis,
cos.lns sncing Oh Sunday, December 1st. The
train viii leave this city III 11:i5.
, 1861-12-02

New Books At WALSH u's.-sLessons in
Life Is Timothy TiteonlF'; For Better for
Norse," ,.oyl from Temple Bar;'' Pat
tens - Arlillcr;ot>' Na;ual,' and Il fresh
supply Of the Illustrated London Almanac for
IS6a,, have bcca received by Walsh, corner Of
Madison stree, u.:U Custom Hou=c Place.
, 1861-12-02

The LINCOLN REGIMENT, The Lincoln
Regiment, which left this city Oh Thursday,
hy the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis route,
reached St. Louis il safety and arc now quar-
, 1861-12-02

| The following is the roster Of the Eleventh,
! with the number Of men in the companies:
| Colom;-W ". j. May.
| Lieut. CGto71d-W. L. Stonston.
Najor-B. F. Doughty.
| [uu71e91Ia>tey-A. T. Drake.
| LAa;4aim-H. A. Pattisoa.
| SMyeoa-W. n. Elliot.
| Assistant .su7geon-H. A. Whcclan.
.Adjudht-Sam. c. Chadwick.
| Sergeant MGjoi-~H. S. Platt.
Company A-Captain, D. Oakes; First Lieutcn'
| ant; Fisher. 1ol men.
Company D-CaptaIn, II. j. Mndge; First Lieu
| tenant, Bowen; Second Lieutenant, Warren. 101
/ men.
Company C-Captain Calvin Hood; First Lieu
teuant.. ". Ea.kler: Second Lieutenant, -.
| 101 Ele1.
| Company D-captain. B. G; Burnett; First Lieu
| tenant j. Z, kceler; Second Lieutenant 7. r.
hstsle:. 10i men,
Sompany E-Captain, H. n Spencer: First Lieu
Ee,s IL Iom F1snn7 second Lieutenant, Cha1lcs
Ne"oe1ry- 111 men.
son1paSs F-Captain. C. S. B. Smith; First
Il una1h MS1seph Wilson; Second Lieutenant,
tompan! Tp1Eaptain. Chaa Moasc; First Lien
tenant a; g. ~. L. ns1ggs; Second Lieutenant G. Com
company HIsapamn. Ia;m. !. L. Haekataa; First
, | Mills. 9S men. 49, ~
!, Company I-Captain; {, Caaabcr3ia First 1;cu
l tenant. -; Second Licutcnant& nefs5n1f
! 1o1 mcE.
S Company K-Captain. j. Phiips; First Lieuten
ant, P. Kcgan: Second Lieutenant, B. French
Il / 11l mon
, 1861-12-02

CoRS CRIES RY THE MILE.-Thc Illinois
Central Railroad Company are building eIcpen
miles efcorn cribs along the line of their road,
twelve miles eouth Of Chicago. The capaeity
of this mammoth granary is 5000, 600 bushels
We understand that the Illinois Central Com
pany arc erecting these cribs to receive corn in
payment for Lands purchased Of the company,
and that the full Chicago market price is to be
allowed for corn delivered there.
, 1861-12-02

ErHD1tT FoE TIE GoyEINHIEST.-In the
case Of the United States against the sureties
Of Charles II. Pinc, which las been on trial for
several days past in the United States Court,
tue Jury 5ound for the Government, and as
ses>ti danl1ses u s, stG. 50.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
A Novelty i'll the Art World!
PHOTOGRAPHY upon PROCELAEM
Serured ~ letters patent IN the UhlIed
States, England, France aud Belgium,
The American Photographic Proce,
lain Company,

: |
lain Company,
No. 7s1 Broadway, New York,
having secured their novel and ingenious in
vnn,inn by American and European patents,
are fully prepared to execute all orders nor
Miniature Likenesees of Persons on China,
presenting all the attractive and advantageous
features Of ordinary drawing and hitherto
unnttaincd ofdurablity, ny being rendered e
imparishablc rs the natural properties of the
articles upon which they are transferred.
As the patented process OF the Company en-
ables the reproduction OF Photographs, not on
lv on plate surfaces; but unon Such as are
round or of any degree OF lrre@ularity-por-
traits can be reproduced with laultless accura-
CIV and delcacv of delineation, upon porcelain
wares of any description and dimension used,
as articles of luxury or OF household utiiity
such as ,,
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet Articles
&c;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnish
n unioue and exquisit style OF ornamentaton
of articles in domestic use.
In orderto furnish facilities for the gratifca-
ton OF the popular taste, and to meet the wants
of those satrons of the Fine arts deslrous oil
having Portraits on Porcelain the company
have impor,ed from Europe a collection OF SUI
|
own order, which they sell ut cost prices.
Asthe American Company are owners OF the
pnttent right, AMI consequently the only per-
sons authorized to use the process, they nave
determined, in oder
To afford People in every section Of the Union
an opportunity 10 possess
Portraits on China,
to make the following proposition to
Residents in tho Country, who arc unable TO
visit personally the Atelier and galleries
in New York.
Persons sending a photograph. ambrotype,
or daguerreotype to the office OF the Company
in New York, accompanied by
Five Dollars,
will receive in return by express, free OF other
charge,
A richly ornamental Breakfast Cup and sau-
car. with the portrait transferred thereon.
BY transmitting daguerreotype and
Ten Dollars,
they will secure in like manner,
handsome French Vase or Toilet Article,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented
process BY sending pair OF daguerrlo'SPeS
and
Fifteen Dollars,
they will receive in return
A pair ofrich sevres Vases,
with the portraits executed equal to miniature
paintings; and, in like manner, portraits ca"
he reproduced on porcelain wares or
Vases ofevery quality ofhnish,
ranging in price from
Twenty to One Hundred Dollars the pair.
n B.-Be particular in writing the address,
town, county and State distinctly.
All letters to be addressed to
Manager, American Photographic Porcelain
| Co.
ISL Broadway,
Nov ls6o-3m New York,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies.

No. 1.-THE GREAT REVIVER.-Speed
lv eradicates all tEe evil effects of Self Abuse,
such as general debility, loss of memory, vast
ing away of the organs, or any constitutional
deran GENE is rs impotcncy, and weakness OF
tho se1ual organs, brought on by the unrestrain-
cd indulgence OF the PASSIONS. hcts allke ON
either sex. Price 81.
1.-THE BALM.- Will cure in from 2 to :
DAYS, any case of gOnoorrhn is without tasIe or
smell and requires no restriction OF ditt.--
Price one dollar.
No. 3,-TEkED.-Will cure in the shortes
possible time any case of elect, even alter all
the other Remedies have failed to produce the
desired effect. No taste or smell. Price one
dollar.
No. 4.-THE PUNITER.-Is the only rem
edv known that will really cure structures OF
the uretha, no matter of how long standing or
ne,lected the ease may be. Price one dollar.
no. 5.-THE S0LUToR will cure any case
Of Gravel, permanently and speedily remove
all Affections of the bladder and kidneys. Price
No. &. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIR
CULAR.
No.7,-THE AMARIN will Cures the whites
rodicnlly and in q much shorter tim" than
thcv can be removed by any other treatment
Tn foct. is the only remedy that will really
cnrrcct this disorder. Pleasant to take. Price
one dollar. n,er,yr,
No. S-THE ORIENTAL fhollhLo "re
certain, safe and seedy in producing Menstrual
,iou. or correcting any Irregularities oil the
on,hI, nnriods Price tive dollars.
No, .. FOR PARTICULARS SEE C1RCu-
LAR. ..,
Either Remedy sent free my mail on receipt
of the prices annexed. Enclosing postage stamp
and get Circular.
General Depot North East corner of York
Avenue and Cailowhill Street. Private ohce
40l York Avenue, Philadelphia, IA.
pnr soic in Cumberland only by Healy Il
sbriver. where Circulars containing valuable
;nformotion. with full description of each case,
will be delivered gratis, ON application.
Address -
DIR. FELIX BRUN0N,
Post Office Box 90, Philadelphia, Pa.
April 90, 1s6o-ly.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
Piles, Fistulas, Structures.

The above class of complaints will he reno
we'd by nightly fonenting the parts with warm
water, n nd then by most efectually rubbing IN
the Ointment Persons suffering from these
direfu complaints should not lose moment
in arrrstI n e their progress. 1t should be I'M
dersto.d that it is not sufficient merely to
smear The Ointment on the affected parts, but
it must be well rubbed in for some cohsidera-
bic tirae 1.-TWO or three lines day, that it may
he taken into the system, whence it VIII re-
moveany hidden sore or wound as ehcctually
as though palpable to the eye. There again
bread ard water poulticcs, after the rubbing in
of the ONT. nent will do great service. This is
the only sure treatment for females eases of
cancer in tn stomach or where there may be
IA general BIO airing down.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
Tobacco Fertilizer
specially for TOBACCO, and
Sugar Cane Fertile en-

mainly for CANE CULTURE, All put up IN
new bags of 200 pounds each 10 to the ton.
Quantity per acre 3je to 500 pounds, rated
according to condition Of land. As it is the
best permanent invisorator OF land, an" as me
Farmers Capitut exists tn maintenance Of his
roll. we solicit IL liberal application as its just
demand In this quality it is the most valua-
bic mantrc known: 1t stimulates vegetation,
prevents Insects, enlnrges yield, hastens hnr.
vest ont of reach of rust, and puts ground into
rich and healthy filth for next crops. Sow
broad cast or apply to hillsas has been the case