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, 1861-05-13
Cbieat1eG Geih11'te'
TIE :, CITY.

MONDAY,~MAY IL, ls'o1-
II
LIZ - y :
ox,*o,,, rn1rnN.-Ou1 extra, issued On
,F..aar morning. will contain our regular sud
.a.c,sl y 7esr,tches Of Sunday nizht,
= - -
CINCINNATI Ahp eA!.eeao 49, ea,..AtH- .1AA
passsnses aAt'e VI .a1e ueN na'
VIRGIL oeeas ~. ouatoee W " = '' ~
s-----n Avn ov,-,r
T1....-r,e" es - - ~ @,,ao,.1a+i and
=. pa'1ea4 e,'..s ,.S. rcss>~.~s .fta- t,,,a
81. .oas - ~ 1aes se,,xpN
>-''~ ~ ' 80
NoRRB & HrDE.-Mesars. Norris d Hyde
at No. 102 Madison street aud 100 Dearborn,
have sll the late papsss, and the latest OF pc
.-- ..
MORE OF TEE HUNGARIAN :IoRD.-A dis
patch has been received here from Kehosha
stating that the Hungarian pedd}eE, whose
evindl,ng exploits We noticed yesterday, has
been in simiar tasca!ities in tt rity, and hts
presence is desired there to answer the de-
mands o1 poo1le 'aet.ee. Fl: -
= -TuEATRK-Mr. Collins will appear but two
rights more in the beautiful drama of the
.tColleen Bawn." Those who have not eeen
It should make nota Of this fact and 20. He
s1eo anpears a s.Teddy the TYLER" introdue-
ine four songs. Read the advertisement and
ron will select McV}cker's theatre as the place
10 oe amused 'nls evening.
AGoop Recommendations C. Ure, Esq,
late President Of the Chicago Gardener So
c,tx. and IN exuerienced and sk1llfu1 Land
aoane f.araener. has been aunointea hy the
p,a,,a ,f p,h,;e wcrls anxariatendent of thu
Cemetery and Public Parks, to the end Of
adorning and IDENTIFYING them. They are
certalnly virgin SOIL as ret. :.- 49,,
.,a. x-,,o.r Aaao<,.r,or-7, -7,spop.
...-1 49, r-,v.,1,..-s- w. ova f4,n,a1,r IN.
ra-maa that +1a ,,nnn,, 1oeet,no, IF th;s asao-
.,s..1a. a7-,o,otoa ~ ba nod n 4h,e c;tv m
-. s-et T1esdax of Jnne merit 1as been noat-
,,onad IN the frat Tuesday IN June. 1862. on
a.,on,+ ~ +bs nnnsn.,,r d;st,r1,ea state NJ
80 ,vho,s oo,x+,1
caun o. coozs-c,,. mrr1rnc mn
omn,v-nirine service viii be held at the
- 49, s+-,,.r-as Y;aaa pear the College.
~ ~ Ca++s,a GROVE IN Sunday fto.day}, at pre-
.,ao,r ou4rter mast two o'clock, F, N. The
serv;ces will be conducted By Rev. Mr.. Hum
oh-ec snd the Rcy. Mr. Clarkson, Of Saint
lanes, cb,: rch.
-,,e e.- 1,s., g.
LONG hANaE'-.e e"e 1'5
+..ss, +ba ,es;de,ta In A house oysr a nil.
a,a4a,t ocross +be 7nra;r;e. heard the whistline
of ha,lz oper their root, With q 1aos* uncom
f,r4.b1e sansst;nn These u,inIe balls are In
49, ho.s. ~ = oood shot. a1,ayable at sight,
~ a;,+.a.
----
ACKNOWLEDGES 1aa iao1es " .no se"
ing Circle 1t Meeichess tnea1ei ueen1 ~
turn thanks to fne ahals'oaAas "Ao eo A'
aided them N procuring plAnAeH AoA 49,
+bn~a 1aa;aa vho contributed
ss"-1..., .na ~ +he sentIenen who gave
$500. n.oho.a .;n;7oa for the same, a.
su ~ ~, rahtar ,overi,;ox
" 0'i ~ 49, ---. ..... ..
hooEE d F1SKsEt.-ihe former nlm
Campbell d Moore, manufacturers OF Hal
md Gold Jewesry, have been succeeded at TIL
came establishment, No. 81 South Clark street
by Messrs. Moore g. Pinkney, whe have ex
tended the premises and increased their facih
ties for satisfying their patrons. ihear "ofk
nd in, fhA affY 80H The 0GI&S
, 1861-05-13
schr Illinois, Bark, Muskegon

Schr Illinois, Bark, Muskegon.
schr Union, Marsh, Holland.
Sehr Ma{y. spratt, Mauistee > .,-z.,..
HthTsa1 Star, Reddlck, Muskegon, '.> - :;
sehr Dresden, Finnegan, Crawford's Pier. A'
Schr Tempest, Burns, Green Bay.
schr Fortar, .Iangreen, saginaw.
schr Mermaid. Th0mpsout Whtta Lake. ~~ "'
schr Argo, Abraham, Qconto..
schr Albany, Smith, Centreville,
schr Thor1ne, Andersen, Wilkins City.
sehx 6hoyFft DaheFty, peonto.
Schf FaiMff, Potter, Sand Bay.
echr Roberts, Nelson, Anstefday.
sehr shnyer, 61oc0u, Muskeron, -
, 1861-05-13
The Chicago Reg1ment-An Appeal to
the Citizens. ....
CAMF YATES, SPRINGFIELD, IL. u.

May 10, 1851. f.;
DEAR. eR:-Knowing your Intention Of
going to Chicago this evening, We are de-
sirous Of sending BY yeur hand a statement Of
cur present condition
The troops from Chicago are row in need
of shirts, shoes, blankets, equipments, and
clothing Of: every description. .,
The men {ragged and ununiformed) are
rapidly becoming dissatisfied. They are well
drilled and progressing in military discipline,
and beyond doubt az good soldiers as any n
the State Part Of Us have been in active ser
vice, aud have encountered many hardships
without a murm1f.
Our Regiment is composed entirely Of Chi
cago men, We are organized and have elected
our officers. Being compelled by the ten reg.
imcnt act to procure and pav .gr our own uni
forms and outfit, We appeal to the citizens Of
Chicago for aid. We deem that We deserve
their first attention before, in their patriotism,
they form new regiments for service, for We
were first in the field and actually doing duty
While We were being deprived Of a place
among the six regim ents mustered into the
U. 8. service, which provides clothing and
uniform for the soldier.
And now should the City Of Chicago feel
disposed to render assistance to those troops
whose object and determination is to fight for
the Constitution, Government and Laws, let
them remember those all ready and eager for
the fray. Very Truly,
| J.R. Scott, Col Commanding,
| F. Harding, Lieut.. Co onel,
Louis D: Hubbard, Quartermaster,
| 4as. =. Hayden, Capt, Co., A,
| q. Ippart. Captai Il.
| It John Il. Clyboarn, Capt. Co. B;
VIM. 1unsss, Capt Co. Il,
| A. ". Raffen, Capt. Highl'd Guards,
Randolph Ruhbaum, 1T Lieut.,
| John c. Long, Lieut.. Co. 4,
| ~" Fred Mattefn, CAPT;
j. Littman, Lieut.
August Lanott, Lieut.,
| David Ii Bremrner, ID Iieut.-'
To JoHa 4. THoARsoN, ESQ.,
, 1861-05-13
a1l1tnluCRutEuf..
TRUSTEES SALE. wherpa

4 -~Sh@ L oA - W nfF925.
NJ undeyaigned Lawrea.a ) j, Elssen, has neen
Ds aeese n Chaneery Of tho Superior Court II CHI
Gako eEte1ed on May ict .88 IN 8nit wherein Isase
P5ucsans3 5 ts complainant, and Robert t Faba;,.
@ EnE 9 = Faotan homas L. orrest, Pntilp n ~o..
5sss an1 AalY Forrest ara detend dants appe1rtea
cat nsGssse n place of Henry l. Forrest deceased t,
qus ths prnTstons Of certain Trust Dead ere.
III s9q uy y hooef5 Faban and Emma i. F4bian 10
Rfono1s n note Of Five Thousand Dollars dated MY
=, = s59 aud Esyabl. oua afker o.te to tie
efdeT Of ThocEs rrest with tut.Ytsk at len ner
ssas pee an 1un. which said rginal Trust Deed ia
Mla of RECORD IA said calse, and ia $50 re,orlei IN
tae KseordrTa omcs II Coox County 1r PooK III
PAse ta by which sa,d Deed the real Estate herrin
a1ter Gesrned was to said Henry l. Forrest
md whereas ssa Note With tnteress ron the data
due thereon the SIM OF Fty- Tbousaui Mia Hn1d9r.i
a7d Seventy Two Dol17cs to pa which ra!d sum t.iT
Real Estate hsa heeh ordered " said Coafr to 6e snf
4. II 2.A a5 said decree appears
Now. therefore. notice II hereby sfven that the mr.
1e.sl2rea. Lawrence j. J. Nfsse1, Will sell at p4bl.
auction On MG9DAT. The seVe0t4enth day 0f Jtne
D. ISL at Il oc.otk neon uf that aay Ut the ucr4h
door Of the Court Honsa In Chicago to the hlshesE
bidder fer cash tao Reat Estate convey ed ~ ss
viz:aThe south half Of Lot Tan. RlocS One HTadred
M NJ Twenty-fEo S2haol section Abolition TO Ihlcago,
q SAG RohsEt Fabian Of SID snu s. FABIAN,
said + L. FABIAN and wife to D Waldo Linccln 70 &C.
cure the son Of T. so oHlc0 recorded Ii tho KecoT
4efe VsaGG OF Cook CoInty in Book ~ Of Mortgages,
LaWRPNCE J. j. N1ssEy. Tru.tee.
6A2BH0ECK DAVIS, Solicitor. mVI1.eT1S ID. =
, 1861-05-13
Wait a Little Longer.

Passers by the TRIBUNE Office within the
past few days will not need to have the result
Of their observation and possible experiences
strengthened by the information that OH new
four cylinder press has arrived and Is being
put in place ~ rapidly a. possible, and that 1t
will be but short time longer that We shal1
have occasion to ask the indulgence Of our
city subscribers Is to late receipt Of their
znosnIng paper. With our new press we cau
strike of 10000 copies per hour, and;;our pres
ent immense edition viii be disposed of in
seasoa to place the TRIBUNE upon the earliest
breakfast table, 8 consnmmation We desire no
less than onr readers- VIII they bear with us
a short time longer.
The air Line Route to Cincinnati.
Foft5-.wo miles. saved between Chicago and
C!nci1nati is something to be made note Of
bY travellers and shippers Of freight, and yet
this Is gained in the new route by Tsy Of
Logazeport to open for the transportation Of
passengers ind freight, to-day, 18th inst. The
entire distance is two hundred and eighty
miles.
It branches of from the main line Of the
Pittsburg, It. Wayne and Chicago Railroad at
VALPARAISO, thence running nearly an air line
to Loeauspo4t, Ind, where 1t crosses the
Logansport md Burlington Railroad thence
running to Kokouo. where 1t connects with
the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad, for In
disnapons, and the Jefersonville Railroad, for
Jedsreonyllle, Louisville, dc from Kokomo
running through Quincy to Anderson, where
1t connects With the Col. T. Ind. Rstlroad for
, 1861-05-13

4S4W10 2k&VNCy A4AANtt1A ~@kk
The bankers and men Of every profession and
sphere are throwing out all Illinois, Indiana, Wis"
Goaatr, and much Of other currency. At L. Cor
nel1 & Cas- onlae end Mesars. Cornell d Ea1er ship
sud deliver their best OF 81 Eeying Machines In
return. HEN invest your unstable currency here.
Their machines will never depreeiate and they are
the only ones in market which bear the guaEan-
tee to refund the money to dissatisfied purchasers
Not one who wants . good Sewing Machine ever
has, or ever will ask return Of purchase money,
b4t poat all would refuse double the price. They
are 50 simple, easily managed, neat. strong and
durable, pesfernY edapttsea to the whole range Of
sewing to be done In families aad shops, that they
perfectly satisfy every This ia what has ,ads
them 40 sxtzanely popular aud spread them in
every neighborhood In the Northwest. They Will
hem rut1e Or stitch saddle, make the finest
shiEts and the coarsest overcoats, tuck nainsook
skirt or stitch eow-hide boot But the best Of all
is, you or novice can use them and they win sat-
lstyyou. Send for ono Of L. Cornell & Co.'s Sew
ing Machine Revieys, It will afford much valuable
information, gratis. omee 1856 Lake; street, up
stairs Z, L. CoKaz1 g. CO,
p q Rov nj
, 1861-05-13

I
i Dew for their oWn convenience, or TO give
anything towards canceling the society's obi
cations. In this plight the Society struggled
On in future darkness and scarcelya ray OF
hope, except faith in their master, to cheer
the dropping spirits Of The faithful band, sur
rounded as they Were with the #hisperings
Of insolvency. Several weeks ago the matter
of liquidating the debt Of the Church Was
discussed by some of the members who have
mind to follow words by acts, and aided BY
their devoted pastor, meeting Of the whole
Church and congregation was had and after
prayer and discussion, It was voted to attempt |
the project. In 1ess than two weeks the mag
nifcent sum OF twenty five Thousand dollars |
was raised, almost, If not entirely, from the
Church and congregation. Thus, what seemed
great mountain, with little determined Ct
fort and selfdental, become q plain In this
happy result, all Christians apd friends will
rejoice with tha Society, It's membership IL
now about two hundred aud eighty, Of which
number eighty have been added during the
first year Of Mr.. Swazey's pastorship now just
closed; and appreciating his devotion and that
LIE lHQulEI II NNAtAJ ~ AAo AA1AI3 4AA7 INeE'~~
have added to his salary five hundred dollars
Occupying one Of the most important rel-
gious fields Of our city, the Church has alright
prospect for its temp porM, and we trust spirit
nal prosperity. a
The Military Auditing Board.
We learn that the Military Auditing Board
appointed by Gov. Yates, and confirmed by
the late Legislature, are to meet in this city
week from tomorrow, Quesday) to audit all
accounts pertaining to the var Of this
Board Hon. J. & Woodwork Of this caty,is
the President, and his name and that Of his
associates, is q sufficient guarantee that full
and careful Investigation will be- made, to
guard against the infamous abuses that in 9th
or States that have already sprung up thiaAy
| about the camps and comnissariats. Some OF
these are so purely execrab1e as contrasting
simple and unmixed se1dshness and greed In
contractors aad purVeyors, with a pure love
Of country on the other, tfsst one could almost
| wish the Provost Marshal, with blu rope,
| might come in to the hanging of these scaH1ps
| first, their trial to come gjzsaoaTd
Let our Illinois Auditing Board probe deep.
| ly the aeeounts submitted to- them. Let Us
see how the SACRED f4nd has been used, and
into whose pockets # any, . single dollar Of
exaction and knavery has fallen. Let pa 1znoW
il provisions have been bought where they
can be bought the cheapest and best. Wheth-
Or one locality has been favored at heavy
] cost to The State This Is no time for such
:! knayery, and the Auditing Hoard Of Illinois
I - ~ &nr yx1,1c
, 1861-05-13

The WAR Nkw&.-The place to hear the war
aeEs and see the latest and choicest vegetables,
and other editaes In the zuarket and tbs place Of
all othsr places TO enjoy the taste Of dinner, eup
per or breakfast, Is at Case j. PaxWalea's Eating
House, Nos. Las and 1a5 Dearborn 1t. 1ny11e2t
w s]7;ssst fotato nd Bedding & Plants, Esnse-
mond. 1000 for g. 50, Verbsnas, Dahias, &c, at the
Bloomington Nursery Of z. K Phoenix my1l1m
+. ~ Those perse4s deairoua Of buying Cabinet
Furniture, would do well to look In at 1863 Ran.
dolph street, whore they viii And in great variety
tie latest styles, the richest setta most desirable
patterns in Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture to
be found In the West, made Of the best material
ard finished to please the tastes of all the stock;
IL entirely nss, end selling at very low prices Tor
ess4 aalg. raa1a.aw.
we yoa Rtsh toy baahy Rhtskezs q .fasc1-
~A~. tend tor boz Of Belltng~
hans hans Stimulating o. = = j. " warranted zssts
to bring them out In from thre. - - ~ sn-
sant On recaipt Of price and postage, 81
address, BY J. n. johnson, % stata street, Chica
60, Ill. mig, ,8m
su Coax a McIAtn, ss Dearborn street, hare
nade the4r priee for cleaning sad dydnE gents
gs1,nents leas faan aay nshar hsuhsin the city.
, 1861-05-13
MON ETARY.

!. Il: - SATURDAY EVENING, MAy II, 1851
,ha sh,nn,snts ~ the nat waak hsye been large,
.ronntInc nrobah,v in value. all told. to million
and h.,fto a million and three quarters OF dol.
Tha ouesttou returns how In the facs ID. |
mai .htnzusnts csu exchange remain 80 scarcs and
,comrnand sueh enormous premiums; The reason
.uust be sought in art In the persistsnt efforts of
itaxestsd parieB to depreciate and create dstrust
in 1he currency: but mainly to the fact that tbs
shipments are made for account Of merchants and
others who hare payments to make in New York.
For months past by mutual agreement, owing to
the hieh rates OF exchange rulinp here, payments
have been deferred t,ll navigation opened, and e1-
chxnve ia now headed in large amounts to meet
thasa maturinr oblieattons. Rates have not fallen
a. Was exnected. and hence merchants and others
have been buytug and shipping honr, wheat and,
corn largely preferine to take the chances Of the
1narket rather than to pay the ENORMOUS rates Of
exchange.
A moments reflection, however, will satisfy any
one that the movement Of produce eastward para
debts, without reference to the precise method by
which it Is accomplished. The shipments that
have been made will 60 very far towards nquida-
+inp rnatnrfo c}atrns IA the general tndebtedaess
'.ug Ia]n4 - N.x1 s4.z' ~ -, a1s..
OF the West Ii comparatively light, and merchants
s have confined purchases to the actual wants ofthe
pSee ~ ,;. -, ..,,a =, 49, ~ 10.
Ihe resu1t OF th1s mode OF maRang exchange mas
oeen tn u vety t.ie papet aas oeen one1eo lol oe.
~ ss1-s 1-str-.-Nr.-, ~ -.1D - - - -. =.
49,. 1ooas sue- W. ,a-4.e 'Du ~o ~ .Ig.
Aesea' meseaan1s VIII aoon 1etfe 1so" tne aaat~
+oma5 cbacna,s E1rhanaa ,nnat than decline.
. -~,
ana BUSINESS move alonss noie teg1a.n. .,z
To-day the banks have made very little and sold
, 1861-05-13

Il ATTENTION AL those persons Who siened
II the roll in the hands Of aun. A. Bfoes and ssInI
n Raymond are requested to ba aat West NaSEet
" MHau mart Tuesday evening, at ~ o'aIock, eas{a-
En- fnq te aaR Of asns slse.1 GIn nsen a,
saty fof all who design to become members to b
on hand. s'2*@ 9AMI B. RAYMOND, Capt.
I. MA1QgNsSetSy. =, = =:
, 1861-05-13

sATRuDAY EVENING. May II, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
thepast twsnty-foGr hourJ:
RNUK1Pra LAST TWENTT-EouR HOURS.
, 1861-05-13

.A,iX Every membe. of Comp&ny "RnC. +.
zH&AA., is expected to Ds 1t thB Armh1y 1t w
O'Clock i. H.. today, the 13th. for the pnr-
~ pose Of attending puta{E Moethap. At the
:fhatoe. .-@..:&.-! ~ eGoI.lE.TAXLoR.
ts. ~. ;y, = ~ .Ac43nH {3prhud&naAnt,
, 1861-05-13

The House No. 1856 Wabash avenue is for Rent
The Furniture will be ssld cheap to the Lessee. Il not
disposed Of th11 KeeS the Eu!pleure Will be sod at
Auction On MONDAY NEXT. For terms &c. apply
At the premises any da7 from o'clock till and also
1t No. 80 South Water street.
= ALEo 49,
FQF sale teaa0nRhla serma: and Ts1tcE
, 1861-05-13


Extensive Hohhsriss By = Clerk.
. 4 month oF.s no alnes = young Married mAn
named chartea ". Cutting came'to soae Guy
nom tae eoa1n' troM ~ i statemen'e' nanaa
been IN business N honsgomefy' inc e@pas:A
Of usv.e'ans, ana neo tnsnse 20 asol1 80
ec1'p'aon oelns '! s1 a,ee am-ss5rsn+
]nce sno aaa.ees a - - - s =. ..,.smsn Int
~ 1eAns' ~ eas ~ ~ - ..s-s - ,ra.s,. .
1eet snos' 'ltns e.1.s. ~ 80 49, s..r
"ooa q - ~ tue go s r. ~" r,vas3.
aea uHss e.lo s .s,s+ rntt,ao ~ hsa, taa,
Oh M ns ta'<', epe 49, ..,s,.. 49, 80 sae.c.a -
sesa W poSAes oo.e... ~ ~ 80,
..e.n auoas 40 s.,,r, nns aoa,n ~ 1r ses1r
Aln'' ono Do "as 49, es-s.-s.4. =.
Al opa .'a 49, ~ :, = staar q. ~ +nor. ~ ~.
eono.ln1s 80 80 ~. .e ~"
ce.'4'' toae 4ue' ~ ss s.,sl. 4e. 10 80 ,ss'
eno paasea ous " VIC ooof "usls wv ponss
.nen @ele ~ "e4us' WV IVA ~ n'n NV Se.
'ooy- ae "ss aeneoseo " tneesntf1 pou'e
, 1861-05-13

House nc. 368 Wabash teaue. mJ71tt
nISTILLERY TO RENT OR
IL FOR SALE
The DtEtfIesy at East Clinton, On Fog Ryer on the
Galena II Chit1Zo Uni n Railroad. three mItes from
Elgn Capacity ap bushels. It VII be rented Or sold
SEN. 46 1asale btrest. Chicago. mhlle222sm
, 1861-05-13

Exchange was rather armer to-day, but the sci
ling rate was not quotably higher. Most Of the
banks supplied their customers at 7per cent pre-
having raised its rate u per cent Buying rates
we're 6@61 generally the outside hg4re for pro,
duce bills and We presume per cent Was paid
in some 1nstances for sinht drafta
, 1861-05-13

MORE OF TIE HUNGARIAN LoRp.-A dis
patch has been received here from Kenosha
stating that the Hungarian pedd}er, whose
swindl.ug exploits We noticed yesterday. has
bsen in similar tasca!ities in tint rity, and hts
presence is desired there to answer the de-
manda of public Justice -.
, 1861-05-13

SECOND Ep1rfoh-0ur extra, issued On
Monday morning, will contain onr regular aad
.r,e;al despstches Of Sunday night
, 1861-05-13

NORRIS g. HxnR.-Messrs. Norris d Hyde
at No. 1Q2 Maaisou street aud 100 Dearborn,
have sill the late papers, and the latest Of Pc
1;edical literature. They are never behind
haud
, 1861-05-13

r t7IE DAIU ON l*EN' I u IWEfI-
= Ing House. nearly Pew with a.ne rooms X acres
Railroad, eight uniies lrom Chcago twenty rods from
9s5 Ridge Seminary and si.ty rods rom station
men, Fair One sDi1'tnk: Terms II stie' 1850 A
ANAL pa ment required. the balance on 1--WE yeaIs
tine Rent per annum $.ta, to s.r all family orlY
For further particulars inquire st 32l Scuta Water
EffG&6 chicago, LII. fnvf n YIw
, 1861-05-13
%. Rft.

ITO RENT-A Furnished Cottage
\ House containing eight roos1s IN desirable
paEt 81 t.s city Cars paylng wittt1 blo:i5 eY,ry
1g3 Maadol street, near the corner 4 Wells street
, 1861-05-13

-AMsRacAn MEDICAL ASSOCIATION -IMPoR-
1ANr TO PHTsle1ASs--We are officially IN
formed that the annusl meeting Of. this asso-
cfatton, appointed to be held In this city on
the first Tuesday Of June next, has been post
poned to the first Tuesday In June, 1862, on
account of the unusually disturbed state Of
the whole country.
, 1861-05-13

RIO RENT:-To Rent 7 oW half Of
to party who will use tt for LIGHT Nhaessie Rwst
ness Address ID" F. .. Box 3336, chicago III.
, 1861-05-13

A Coon AFPoMTAEsT.-Jo C. Ure, Esq.
late President Of the Chicago Gardeners So
city, and IN experienced and sk1llfu1 Land
ecape Gardener, has been appointed by the
Boszd Of Public WeskA Superintendent Of the
Cemetery and Public Parks, to the end Of
adorning and identifying them. They are
certainly virgin soil az yet. ~.-
, 1861-05-13

CHANGE or TnkE-SUMMKR ARRAHaEMKET.
The passenger trains Of the Cincinnati and
ct. Louis Railroad leave Chicago after this
dase at NJ and 8:l5 r. II. - :,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
THROAT EelSssSE.

This large class fd-eascs including Uccrations In
hanatipne Bronchial lrrta'u~. most >ucc.. tl-
~ treated by the OF Dr. Dtyi, prluratIy4ani pr
DAVIS Throat Application Read the following cas-, Of
speedy cure after long continued suffering:
ENsg IgWN, h.-trr Co. July = 1850
pR- DtVi'-near sir: About five years ago. | was at
lacked with disease f the throat ch came Gu grad
uhlly but at times when woulj take cold the pain and
suffering w"hd be very sing, accom- Iau-I with
io's OF 'oice TO such an extent that could speak
above whisper The disease uttnUed getting wor-.
standing was uni. medical treatment ffuI
Inherent Tly,irans. Bee ming alarmed at my cundi-
ron c2nciuiri to 20 70 phiicl pha and ait YOU
winch You r"cosctl Iii! in the winter of lSjl, when
You recommended me- to take your DcpuratiVr and hy
the use Of four bottles of it, in connection with YOUR
throat apl.lraiion, was entirely cured. and have re-
manned we'll 1t Is now more than year since the cure
was effected Respectfully. vour friend,
NARGAEETTA r. BISHOP.
f5~DE. D'vis' ANTIScEoFUIpps OINTMENT and TnRo,T
atFc vi should accompany the Drpura'ive in casss
ol scroinlous Ulcers and Ulcers Gc ot the Throat.
y Gall on the Agents, I.BAkER * co. Of
NNlsbnrg, and procure Circulars containing lars
mass oi eviienc" in favor Cf the mclicne.
- bAhEH Co, A-ts Tor Union county. SLY
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1V1oV cnTNTy STAR & LEWSBURG CIIRONCIEMN 81, 1861.
PALMER. ROSS - 90,

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si..-e 80 Keep constantly On hand aud
n.anuiacrurr to order Flooring. siding,
Doors. sash. SiEsiltcr>. ttiDlds,
JIo!.s.;i.a.s ol all patterns,
and all other descriptions of Wood Work used
Ia Building.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
filled. All work warranted To give satisfaction
tyAn extensive lot Of Lumber OF al
dc>criplicn, "a hand lrr sale.
Fcriarg on horih Secmi isireet, ,Le,ciobnrg ia
Aprll - 1859.
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procuring the best Pictures, equal at least 10
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81. improved s-yl,s known to tie Art. They have
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are three cDlurin. Artists. ,
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