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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

NAPot EoN's HAIR TOILET
Tne only article ever offered to the French peopls tia
would OuRL 6rRAlaHT HARl the above Ioiist hssns
manuactured for the sole benefit Of LouIs Nanolson1
vnien article % now indispensable to his toilet rof
Inc subscribers, feeling oonadsn hst thu rost
necessarily take the place Of all othsTs ever Offered n
me punlic take pleasure In express ns hely
In the article gaining It from prsctlcai use. '<
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
VIII ouRL sTRAisHT Ham In soft. silteD R,ov,,,
OoLh' tnat VIII remain In shape for one day or one
week desired, or any Longer period N tha SIree,ns
are strictly followed, which are very uipIe and
Tne AIR Toilet does not In any manner ineTfarn vi.h
me hdssT Sof51ess Of s HdSr. II neither soorchs.
nor dyes IT, but gives the hair soft thrItv anna,
ance: II also prevents the hair from Td1i1o III ana
tuning gray. W e"O
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
Has bean before the public but short time and bss a
oeen tested BY over one thousand personsI and
they testify that the Napoleon hair Toilet h ,hs gr.sa
eeantier ever offered to tho American people.
70 prevent thus Toilet from being coun mr.
ttated by unprinclpled persons We do NOT osr /, -
Aie ~ any Druggists In the Omitted states Theresor.
or Gentleman who desires 6of Luxurisnt Hs,r
and Cufls and Long, soft WhsksFs or Woustaohe can
procure me lnvgonor or Toilet either one FOR on.
doIlari tnoloaed in letter, with their addrsas ~
Addren O. y. sPENY q co.
Box lSs, ColIInsyiils,
And a. iii =. Hartford Co., Conn.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
CONrBNra. q.

CONTDDTTss
bottle. ~
Dr., HurdS UnequAIIed TOOTH POWDER.
one box.
D.. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcaE DROPS,
one bottle.
,rL D.. Hurd's UnrIvslled NEURALGIA PLAs.
Dg. Bnrds AANUAL on 0e Beet Esons NJ p,..
sT.v,ng Lae IecM tnosEdf1g DtrsotoNs for a. PSopS,
1Teo'msu or cApdr,ns zeefk -
EL0Ss SILA for cIs aia0 6atOsss s1s zS,sh, a
TOOTH PIcKS ao osc. .O
n Prepared q Dr. Hurd's Dental ofoe, n Fourth =.
Prios ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for Ss..
II The DENTAL TREASURY mako, D.,,,,... =
eEp! lnenea by i've, and ls sent ny expreaa p--"s
III faA directions for Sss on sqch GyftoJ1
Tne t,iloW'ng articles We can send sspSsst.Iv b,
The Treatise ON Prcservip1,nsTs.,n
SEM post paid on the receipt Of Twelve o.n 81 sou,
The NeuralR,a PIastev, for N.vr,l.,.,,
ssce, Nervons Headache, a. Esrache sent no.,nsid
W mt W o. slghteen Cents or six stamps F'''
80, reuratgla and Rbeum 4, 40 Vntaa.
NJ VAise sSe', Tor Pains In tbs Ohest shouSarr
n Ts,Sv .nS pa o. the BODY sent postpaid on receipt
AddroLa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Baltimore Market.

Philadelphia Market.
[TELreRrAzRp TOa THr oHro sTATEsHAH.l
PHuADnrnA, Juns "A,
gL0UR-Duil.
WaE AT-NominaI.
C0RN-Firm.
PROV dull and declining.
WHIsKY-salea Of Ohio at ESQ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

onIeN9 SHenu can make small fortune In carryIur
tness articles e,ound 70 famtles. The DrETlL Tnrzf
oN the neates article that man or Woman can s-r,
sIonnd send Tor one and or, better dosene hth
W.. w sell - .Anpes tot "a Agents pbIied llbsr.
tne eusress, % do good, npd make q proet, We srs
sPsGoiog tnonssndD for ,he benefit Of aTent,. Ess
HnglAnc men and women hare b aomathinT nl,a. 40
chance % take the tide alib nood. : : = = -''.'
Addrem, ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISlRlGrs.
Mr.. John Pudnsy Springfield, Union county, New
Jersey, has used BRASDRETa's VEGETABLE UNI
VRRsAL PILLS for ftsen yean In his family. and fol
ell his hands; 10 which time thee Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections, Headache RheunatiSm, Feverand
Agus, Measles whOoplag Cough, and in fact all the dir
eases to which large Ismy 10 occasionally subject.
Hs says be has never known hem to fail, aud will be
pessed To give his testimony at all tines in favor ot
Bfandreth's Pills.
(signed) JOHN PuDNEFi
Springfield, U Ion Co., MI.
Sold by JoHH R. Cook, Druggist, oOlunbaS, and BY
ali respectable dealers In medicines.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

A1u uTNW sE@DAE &H .AAkT AA6H "
WHITE BERAGR AND GRAPE
BARN q eoN,
IunSe 20 soath kish ptEeet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
BRANDRETH'5 PILLS
GREAT MEDICINE

Invariably open the bowels, and that all the hume
which cau7s pain are controlled Cy natural affinity
tha.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
TO MARRIED MEN,

Ox Those Contemplating Marriage
TEE undersigned will givsiufomatiOn on g very a.
tsssiWg and important subject which will Be Valu-
Cd more than thousand times ~ cost By every married
sOaple Of any age or condition In c. The information
viii be sent by mail to any I'D lrass on the receipt Of %
cOnts (sIlvev) and one red Htamp. Es.usa.
All letters shonla - addressed 70 ''i.S ss'a
3sTS5 '5sse9'A Il. D. NORRIS, N. D. =.
oct91-Iy3uwdAw 5As sfe ridl Bolten, Mas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
PAIN, GRAVITY, mAONETIsm.

Thsss are no tImsS for anything but facts. Aad at
length fact 10 known in medicine; Is thisthas pain
h renewed and disease cured BY
PuRaATIoN WITH BRANDRErH'5 PILLS.
This ss much fact in medicine that tho magnet
fsst in navigation, or that gravity is fac. in asron
0ny or iha. light bat heat rihsd, but which piece
d glass can e,ndense into heat again.
But the great faotoi the present day Is that
-D.,1pp pTITe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
w. B. HURD & CO.,
Tribune-B -BuildinOss !.

II Tnst renittanoes may be made with confdenee, ".
q. a. 20; rei:r % the Mayor Of BROOKLYN; 70 q. W
SAwIlT1 President farmers and citlssns Bank brock
yn' ~ . !os; ocr Co., New York, 70 2. 4. BARaUK
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
NApotEor's HAIR rolt, ,rr !

Th:y would also aunoauco to the public .AA. they ar.
, 1862-05-10
.-.gr-
GbtE Grtbune.
lFor the Chicago Tttbune.}
FARRAGUT.

lFor the Chicago Tribunal
FARRAGUT.
0Ece more unro.l the scroll of famc,
And write in light another nane;
flecdomt extol your hero truc.
And c1own with laurel Far1agut.
Secession pride and gasconade,
Our arms low IN the dust have laid;
With shirer1ng fright tho rebel crew,
With hlanched cheeks whieper-Fa,ragut.
Rejoice! the most deteated crime,
'Gainst man, and law, throughout al time,
VIII soon receive Its righteous due
Thinks to the blow OF Farragut.
Rejoice! the oligarchal clan,
Vho've outraged all the rights Of man,
Will soon have ret-ibution due,
Thanks to our hero Fsr1agut.
Red handed war shall soon be stayed.
It's implements in plowshares made,
And all shall bless the heroes true,
Who fought and fell with Farragut.
It Deeds no monumental shaft,
No tablet. nor historic craft,
To b1azon forth to future view
The name and deeds Of FarIagut.
MOI while the Mississippi's tide
Shall leave the Crescent City's sidp,
Shall pour into the oceau blne,
Twill gently muzmer-Fa1rasut.
CHICAGO, May :, 1872. ALPHA.
, 1862-05-10
Gen. Hancock, tho Hero Of Williams.
burg.

Gen Winfield & Haueock's conduct at Will
Iamsburg in taking, with his command, two
rtduubts Of the eneQny's loriidcations, and
subsequently in tnruing the left wing Of Con.
report Of Gen. Mcclellan to the War Depart
ment a. s' brilliant in the extreme l. Was
the bravery eTinced in taking these works at
the point of the bay yanrt, rupaising Early's
rebel brigade and capturing nearly TWO hun-
dred pIieoncrs. btsidcs killing q number of
the ent1ny, including TWO Colonels, that gave,
our forces the adSantage which compelled the
enemy to evacuafe.
Gen, Hancock is a native OF Pennsylvania,
and Vas appointed from that State cadet in
the West Point Academy in l840. GtAduat-
log IN 1914 in the same class with Gen. s. B.
Buckner and Gen. o. n. Frost, he wAs pro
NOTED brew. second Lieutenant in the Sixth
I In1sptry, and two years later Wss advanced tn
3 full second Licutenantcy. he was brryet-d
| tiret Ii, NJ enaut August Goth. 1647, for gal
I laut lpd meritor3uus conduct in the bAttles Of
| Ctn'rtras and Cherubuseo, He WAS Regimen
| tai Quartermaster in lSt5 and lS49, afterwards
| Eeeineuta Adjusant, and in Novrnbrr, 1855,
| was commissioned 2s Captain IN the Quar-
/ teruakter's Department, uh1ch rank be- held
tand stui hoide) II 'he regular army, until ap-
ersl OF Volunteers, his commission dating
| Sept sd Of last ycar.
Gen. Hancock Is well known TO many of our
citizens. At different periods he was aratiou-
ed here, and oDiT lett Us nna1ig #nen nus feggf-
u1ent was ordered to CslitoTnia, he being ut
the time Gen. C!ask's Adjutans. Gen. Han.
cock Has married in this city, number oi
| years ago, to Mis- Russell. daughter Of one 81
| our most estimable citizens, and VT have eone
right to claia hiu, as our own, Az Indicative
! somewhat Of the character Of thu man, 1t maj
BE- stat.d that. atlsr- his: promotion: TO tue
place Of Brigade General, and when thc or
| ganization Of the brigade had been comp1et
I'd, be was tendered sersice Of plate, bnt ht
dec|iptd it. say ing that it would De proper fol
him to acc<l,t such com p11ucnt when he hae
eaipcd il In battle. Tna: time has now come
and he viii at least be saluted with the thank
Of the country for his g:lllan1ry and skill II
the field.
, 1862-05-10
4 Greater than the nIonftDr-Howt the
Iron-c1ad Galena Looks In Hampt III

4 Greater than the monttor-HovFt the
Iron-c1ad Galena Looks In Hampt III
Roads.
Correspondents Of the New York Evening 70 st.]
*ssome very important attentions In the
plan Of construction have been made, by which
rendered much greater than was at azst Deem
ed practicable. The most important Of these
alterations are, first, the extension Of heavy
iron mail over the bow and stern Of the boat,
instead Of common plates, according to the
original design; aud second, the INCREASE to
three and quarter inches IN thickness Of The
mail on the upper wall or shot proof covering
Of the fighting deck which protects the batter
les. This covering slopes inward at an angle
Of forty-fTc degrees, and the 5heathlng was to
have been but two inches in thickness. The
changes, it is believed, will et1actualiy protect
the gunners. and render the vessel imprez ezna-
nab1e to ordinary projectiles.
1.-THE object which it was deslgned to Sc
cure in the construction Of this weasel has
hitherto been deemed Impossible of accom-
p1ishment, and the project wa5, therefore, like
the building Of the Monitor, an experiment.
inconsistent with Itself, Was made BY citizen
Of Bos.oH-the we'll known naval architect,
Samuel IT. Hook It was substantially as fol-
lows: That vessel could he built, two hun
dred feet in length, thiry~six feet breadth Of
beam, and Of one thousand tons furthen-the
blZt anu utScTjpLiou Oh 4 NaE vessel III LUG Or
dinary construction, which would require q
depth Of water Of about twelve fcct-and Jet
that the boat should be strong enough to sas-
tain shot-proof covering, hare drift Of
water of but ten to twelve feet, and contain
engines and machinery which would give her
speed Of twelve knots per hour-ia short,
that she would be entirely seaworthy, as per-
fect1y adapted to the purposes OF cruising as
the 'wooden rail- in common use, and, in
addition, be impenetrable.
s'To accomplish these objects hull Of Pc
cu1iar model, designed to effect gruater als-
placement Of water than Is ordinarily secured,
was bu:1t, and upon it four hundred tous OF
arnor have been placed, with entirely SUCCESS
fni results. Experiments hare been made with
The machinery which justify the expectation
that tic speed Of the vessel will be equl1 to
what was originally anticipated-twe]ye miles
per hour.
.At a little distance the appearance Of the
Galena is smooth and regular, her curve liues
arc rounded from diminishing her apparent
size. 4 close inspection reveals the Joints oi
the longitudinal plates With which she is
covered, but not a bolt-head Is visible. This
Is one Of the peculiarities Of her nail, which
is ct new design. By means Of aanges an6
tongues the heads Of the bolts are entirely
covered, aud thus 4 source of weakness in ths
iron plating generally in use is obyiated."
, 1862-05-10
'oeoF 17< m G. PAINE FHKEE- :
Aaster in Chauce1y Of Cook County.
f>fursGo AptU &1a9 np7tp718+d


MASTERS SAI4E.-State of Hi
WI nosa. Cook CounsY-aa Circuit Court Of Cook
Cnupty-In Cbsnce1y- J.mes Il Bees ". pxnixl 7.
C{eoyrlspd and John aainNA-
f,ut.:c pofift IS haFeny ElTen that Z l. G. Paine
errer Mafttr Ii EtkrcsFT of Cook County, Sssfe OF
tot-rtd IN the eute CAUSE Oh sae TIL dv
of Htseh 4 o. feRz SUI It public suction ioc cash to
Horsr o1 Coas counI1, u ths Gsy ot cnicaeo IN asd
County On g111p4T I. e. ~ sea ce{ aod q da 81 u
tbs prs4lsee dessttnsd n tas st e oouR!.ntta I'D
Aho, Ioa nVn s. dx 6 se7en O. eight a. nne %
and ten( % + Bl.ck e!zhs T. aaadlei1 sasdlst
three G9} to thirty seven G7 al t-custvo IN Pine
Gsnve, " <nate ia fractional Section tvaesynae
es In tde Cuunty bf Cook and Stats Ef uinks of g
noh uch portion tnsSeof - nA1 BE- n1oe g
IA akH fB nnAF duA IL 1hA 648ead Ant
upop The mortg1Ee described La t1td E q Goopalah
principal interest vli ths c1at4 IT.
OF sid EAle. fAhA r. -
| CAtcsxo, Aps1 1stA, ls63 aps patssa
, 1862-05-10

T ". DREXEL d CO.,
0s No. q South Cla1k street.
BANKERS AND DEALERS In EXCHANGE.
Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold.
, 1862-05-10
Iegal hDtires.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Where,s.
g a St7 ss9fss ess5 bss
e nsS an sa " az sas B
q sixty thousand dollars given by the said lire
% = Der ION sd SA saa ot
5sxs shieh saia in.ftgaxe l. 1eGoEdea II tha kecor
Ger uttce OF Cook County. In Book Ct OF Mortgages
lie condition Of the said bond being that whereas
the said Jabez E. Bots{od Is bpuld as surey Tor The
nors foun1e9 fo s Gren.us neess on
q aots ioT hse thonsaaa aolsfs viii Interest IS
lanes Csrer note for four thouaana douars With
diaEk 81 south BEND on note for t6res th9a5erd aei
E5 w o ST. os so es III aoss s
tu George Cobb on note lor thirteen hundred tGuars
nne re- f5Shs ' 5ssts 2
dgs aId 70 E,o~ drf On sad notes Ga A. wca in
So., n1he above bouaden cyrentus Ecers his 1.ct-s
or cis1sc TO te paid the aforesaid noes and interest
hs executors and sdu1nIstr raturs Of aut feo.s all
III @ Ia oa q Il N @ oss m ss e e
.old otherwise to be and remain IN tn force ana viz
sd sspaa ds u aRs T. sf
nt the xs1c Doeb snd Interest," Or either OF the either
q! L:1ltlpai or interest," "a tse coneton OF tne sti
o. ~ ss ~ 1s q ay ~ ths ns
&c 81 5aa y ~ nnvS @ 70 peI 1s T.
a1 !att H., 9 .agn anG @ ~ ,l WIZ s,e ~ @ h
@ ep Ply ~ no ~ ue IN
Hewppaner prined IL the eitT Of C6lcs!o orsa,d.
t ~ the ~ ~ snrI sa1s ~ sa,i ~
nrt Msss berenafles ia c;ibe Or 70 c a.
~ ns,d anf in1eress m, rrsn Win ~ c.,ts sid ~
Eensss Of nuyertstns aud selling said pro5erty tzei3
Teers anG .ste ther htiSs and assnIs ran sr nnt
IT, NJ tns nnrth Gnnr nf fnG n,rt Hnnsc satd
ttn5'e N n.entIones; IN sns3, rS,,ce AS 1 ~ '
and Whesess default bss oecu made in tns payment
satd Rcet and ibe sail Bostn.d surety es afu1taid
80 - tin6 ~ 49, ana NJ ,s nsir ~ tne saa NIL hted
oeen pgtstn ~ pas ~ a r. ,,e ~ y e 1s H1
, 1862-05-10
E1tire to UontraftDr8.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ n rcetved from loyal citznas on11 =. the ofacs OF
The Forage department, u. q a, In th4 olsY OF ct.
loei.> NO. I'll 4 o'c!esk NJ Monde1. Asy 1asb, e6a
Tor fn lG 1c1 to tt00 bushEs Of tlats 1H1n tusn
els Corn 70 be oe'vared at tne Cove, nmeat Ware
hoGte* 1t anJ Of the Railroad Depots 3team5oat
apoirEe IN the city ol lo4ia OF dxayASo O4a
uusr bo s pcurrf the hushe1 and both k!nda Of
sa ~ sgs BE- IT, ed g1anies sna be eeSeFed :. sas
pr wesk Bids for each t!ad Of Es:n m 1,ust he nsf
-Toroeala for Corn No bids l be reoeayed unleea
endorsed bS two Responsible naxueA Al bidders arg
tbe b1os All bias not promptly haavered to VIII b.
se}ected The ghtls Cd 70 re{est snT o. IL The
bitA e. 3. CHAPMAN \ 4.
81 Louia. April e. is62- mT1pF5td
, 1862-05-10

~ Col. Charles L. De SVilliers, of tho 10th
Ohio regiment. IT Poiat Pleasant, . on The Ken-
a~hs, has III recent eouss-a'astial been Dis
missed iron the service, and has arrived at
Wheeling, On the way home.
, 1862-05-10
= J6FEZ &. BU1SE DRD.
uosHER sKUK, Attcrneys-
CUIcAfo May S 1875, m7sra0t

AdURTGAGE SALE.-PubIic 10
III Hce tsheten5 given thst 6el!g0au SehleaFnger
Ter 1Si6 ISL executed bY M5rTs Waller, nls "
jo.s log taeEen and recorded IN the office ot ths E.
xagsa Page zis WILL ~ Of default By the s+a
W1Ier In The payment Of the missnrF nute in sad
the highest toder at the north door Of Court Houss
IN TIE CIy c1 Chicago, County Of Cook Aforesaid On
nocn nj o Lot M sber n!ne ts1 In B,ock Two f2 in
MJerhoh suhdivtstsn Of Block 0us Lot thtEteen
gsn Canai tundl!1ston OF the vest part OF hs:ttao
Ave J} IN Towushfo thirty nine (SS] north Of Eange
fourteen t1 east ofthe Third Princpa Msralsn st.d
eubdEison ny Mye1ho'f RECORDED % y re oss = snS
vii also at The came time aud p1ace under the 7ets
in said rtg*Re. EEL any present 'nttes:
lot fourteen 90 Il gock tht3 tasEs g. tn ogde1i
an6 fronting On M1fEankee arcn1e
sELIGMAN sCHlE8INGZR, Mo4tsagee.
f-htrauo NAV a 1ak3 uY5 IA TN
, 1862-05-10

Nicely, LAWRENCE d CO.,
~ COEhnSs1QN MERCHANTS, for the purchsse
and 6Ale Of GRAIN Flour P1oY1s1ona ard County Pro
duce generaHy Business e1cinsivelY Commission
Also, dealers IN Salt Lime Water Lime stuceo Pl.e
tering HAIR Land Plaster, &C. at 24d 28 and I'D SonH
NStef street AIHKKT 1. EXKLKE. HEF1AkIE ". Law
9EtCE, WIN. T. WINnIATE. EDwAKO =. LAwRxH0a
.nhgIHa1Y
, 1862-05-10

TATARRUl CATARRHIt
~ CATARRH!!I
DE-, sEELYE's LIQUID CATARRH REMEpY.

WARRANTED 10 be sure cure tof
or COLD In THE HEAD.
oxx HuaoEHD rHousAED pe:tent dle reszly n tni1
with fulJ thirds .! thh number. the dsesse first
comnEnce& RsR
EATAHRH IN THE NOSE.
Tee step beng 70 the shrcst a1d bronchial tub
aud lastly, tie lungs
1t easier to cure Cafarrh thzn Consumption knd BY
understand that the better Hay 70 cure Consumption
Tbe symrtors Of Catts1.h 81 thsy generally appsA1
ere 1t frst vc. a.1ght Persons find they have cold,
sensitive the changes Of tenrerature Il this con.
d1eou shc may &c drY siEat discharge, tbin
and aCrid- afterwards btcoulnE :hteE and adhesive
IL Gs dlssase becoes chronic the discharges are II
nov thicS snd hesv and are either got I'D of by blow
AaWGed OF couEhed of The secretons are ofensiFes
ea1slre bad breath the voice Ii thick an6 nasal the
RirS7s1; deafnesz f:vaaently takes }1Ace Aaotaet =
cornmon snd important symptom Of Catssrh IL that
the person obliged clesr his throat n the morning
OF thick rlrny UuEoC3 Which has tAtien DWE rom
t1sn aY he eure lit diseas s It's wsy TO the
1unEh and should :ose no time IN arFest!rE It Tne
an2Ve are the Esmptous Of Cstarh IS 1eI appe&s 10
dldGEeht caees - .... -
Il exc eyrptens be quickly AID edectua1lF re
moved And 1are sufficient confidence IN the 3erHe
dy a who disposed 70 tess It's FItuea II
cE-i1G Cat&Ifh. fhs a1teT -he 3al OF the Kennedy
FOR month no benefit received the amount ps1o
Frice Of te Carsy-h Remedy. $2p-Ea.ncaeat Tor use
enc mouth With fell apa clear directions,
Office 1872 South Clark Street, (Up-Stairs.l
dclhfSS5m fost Office Box $751; Chics2o, Ill
, 1862-05-10
TIE STEAM RAM DEFEN cE DANGER
QCS CONDITION.



The Dc'ence, eighteen, iron fri5ate, Captain
+. A. Pow eli. c. B., In No. 10 duck. at Ports
mouth, on the water being pumped out of the
dock. into which she MSS hauled on Friday
LAST, has been found to hare an excessively
foul Bottom. This will now be thoroughly
clennsed and coated with 4 preventative com
position. The defects specified are not nu-
merous, but they will increase in numbrr if
I'll apparently requisite alterations and re-
pairs a1e executed while the ship Is in the
hands Of The dock 5a1d oHciass. The popu-
lar belief IL that she is so divided and pro-
tectcd by water-tigut compartment that In the
event Of her bow or stern. the part nupro-
&ectcd by ar1nour plating, being partially de-
etroyed By an enemy enot, ste would still
float ard fight her guns nearly IS efficiently
SIS she did before her bow. Or stern was injured.
So far, however, is this form being acsually
the case, the probability Is that she would 60
down from beneath the feet of her officers Ind
cre~, her eo-calied water-tight compartments,
sS At nt ts 5 nsn @ quite a1 psssss xassn in Pr
midehip part Of the vessel below.
, 1862-05-10

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
Thorough Instruction In aeate ho<ue, IN delight
full superb OF Chicago. for ten eeect lads who are
hnt can rctDan au indefinite umc after tnst nSe
ref renee to scy o1c who nay inquire Address r. a.
NICHOLS. FostOmce BOZ LII, Chicago, uNnois
tnSS.F4k3H
, 1862-05-10

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TH E
Northern Transportation Coy

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Ispsepared to transport property between
Bo>ton, all Points In NeH England, New York
and the West,
With p.ouptness, care aui dispatch
This veil known Line OF Fourteen F.rssc1ass Screw
Steamers connects at 0sdcnsbusg With the
Railroad for Boston and all Points in New
England;
At Caps Vlucent with the
Railroad aud Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and New York.
And a1 Osweso With
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASt CANAL BOATS.
BetTeen Osweso. TTog. albany and New York.
Fsru,lng DAILY LINE from Boston, New Tork.
OGdensa7er. Cap. Vincent and Ds~eso to Cleye1aad.
Tciedo and Uetrot..
ANE TIeI~N EEKLY LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. A;sra 19t Broadway: New Tork. Josn Hock-
Ing State ttrcet Rostoa Geo. A. E:9T, Qg1cnsburEh
weGo. Pelt.o & Breed, Cleveland. Walker Hayes,
Toledo E. R Mathew Detroit o. Hale, MuEAu-
kee, Taylor, Ma1-ay & Co.. Racine
CLARY & HOWE, Agents.
Foot o{ Eorth Lasalle st., Chicago.
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A LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MtLf1ARnlNsrRue1I0R AID DRILL.

WESTERN HF1ON COLLEGE and MILITARY
ACADEMY has been located at FULTON. LII, and
vii o1;en Primary Academic anl Collegiate ooassas,
tesche!s, thorough sppontn5ents snd excellent apph
boIh aad scienns oonFse '1 @ the anss
attractive grounds. fae Gymnasun. and many other
sovanteea which shond claim the attention Of
PASTRY AND R1r11 TAcr1es, swoRD BATosET AID
EYNHAsr1c E1ERC1sEa~ CoNHow zpuAvR AND FAEUy
dena drees in Uniform. TEEAs:t175 per school Gea1
sof oo1 IL cTc '0f
tona for 80 ho.rdc.s under the eaSe roef With and
ls1eD 6. COVERT. President Futon. III fea+ nas sM