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, 1862-08-02
Afon-clad FFtgates--KeudIng their
ArmUF Plates.


. Armur Plates.
The steam frigate Roanoke, which is now in
lhe DayJ yard at Brooklyn, has been E,zaed.
ard IS being converted i11o an Iron clad turret
var ship. She is to be clothed a.nidships
~1th thick iron plates, which are to extend
annnt 9f' hse 1eet below the water liue; aud abe
Elu have three great revolving gun tnr7ets on
deck, aud POI o@erful iron beaK or ram on her
bow. Thlf beak resembles huge axe. and is
formed Of plates 20 feet 1oue, * Inches thick.
thus making ntne inches Of iron On the front
e6ge: Each OF the Revolving gun turrets will
he ~ ieet inside diameter. and the sides will
be formed OF eleven courses Of inch iron
plates.
These plates are laid over and riyeted to
one another in such Manner ii - stareak
joints" and vertical plates are also bo,ted II,
several courses SO as 10 secure the whole in
The most rigid and perfect manner These
gun to*trs, for the Roauoke, ara nov heinz
constructed At the Novelty Works Ia this c;.E
Khere the plates for them, Ike wise those Ia
me armor, are bent to the proper curves.
Each plate for turret is about nine feet in
itngth By forty inches IN width, and an Inch in
thickness. Two courses of rivet holes arr
punched out in each, and they are Ill bent coid
III a po*trlul hydraulic press. The bed nj st4
ot the prEss Is Of concsve form, aud the too
block is of convex form
a plate TO be bent is placed upon the con.
care bed plate OF the press, and when properly
au1ue'eus kAe pump 1orCts up three am3S tn-
der it, and the psate is reduced to the proner
curve against the top block. The pressure rn
which each plate is submitted to give it The
proper curve is g. 500. .C0o pounds. By.th1s
method OF bending the turret plates cold there
is perfect uniformity and accuracy secured Tor
the hole. The turTeta for the Roanoke win
be OF a superior character, but only SIX
COURSES &C Of plates have as yet been laid on two
The bending Of the thick plates for the ram,
and also for the sides Of the fr.gate, IL qnita
different and difficult operation to perform.
compared Nth those Of the gnn towers, E ,ch
OF These plates has to be be bent to tue propef
curve to snlt Its own particular place % tle
Eesset.and not only the broads,de but the edges
a. no must 6e belt to euisthe particular curves,
ne nenotngg operations are under the cbarys
o. Mr. George Bonniwell, an Intelligent you5r
enspWnght. Al1these plates are hammered
iron, and are furnished b5 several com1,anina
in PernsAlyania, New York and Massacnn.
sets. When they arrive they resembie hu1s /
strigat iron slabs, varying Ia lsnrtf I'm
eleven TO twenty-five feet, aud IN breadth:
from twenty-five to twenty-four inches and
their average thickness is tour and a hair
Inches. One Of eleven aud q half feet IN
length WEIGHS about 4240 pounds; one Of
twent5.t1o feet length, for the ram. welphs
oveE four tons. such masses of iron are difl.
cult to move about, and the operations con-
nected with bending them are necessarily t.
, 1862-08-02

dions spd Troublesome, aud they reou;re preat
ere and skill to conduct properly. OF course
II Is Impossible to bend snch masses of iron
colu, hence each pld is frs h.at ed to nearly
q. Tbi'e heat in long furnace, shaped somg-
ttlrg like bakers oFen, with q moVeable
arrl ed cover.
The press for bending Is quite different
rom the one used for tu11et Plates. Out
Wardly it resembles long, strong iron screw
press, used for pressing woo:en cloth. I.s
n'p niock. or platenf is moved up and down,
put rs bed Is fixed and very solid. A duageou
nsaranlic jack at each end supports and
moves the block up and do~n. The bed,
upon which the heated plate is laid, is formed
Of series of adjustable bolster blocks. eact
OF which Is capable of being set By screw to
any df sired hight On either side, aud at aug
desired angle to suit the bend TO be given to q
pla1e winch Is compressed between the de-
scendiug top block and the adjustable oed. a
plate Is first placed in the furnace, and it il
then ra!etd to nearly white heat The cover
OF the furnace is now raised by q block and
tackle. and the plate is then ssiz.d bv pow
etfnl crane, secured on tarfisge. The hea4.
Cd plate u now ]ifed, the crane carriage
moved back, and the plate swung around aud
placed in the press, where it is perfectly ad-
1nsted to obtain the proper curves The huge
top block Is then forced down, squeezing the
grtat mass Of iron into the desired shape
In about halt an heur the plate has acquired
hare its edges planed, when it is fit for bolting
70 the trigate: The bolt ho1es are all drilled.
1t requires large number of meu to move
such crest heavy masses Of iron, ndfrom the
tine glowing plate is lifted cut Of The fur
nsce until it Is secured in the press, the scene
IS one Of extraordinary activity aud excite
neut, as the plate requires to be placed in the
p:tss Us e1peditiously as possible before it be-
comes cool. The metal of these pIates ap-
pears to be first class, hut until within a few
days past they were furnished very slow
II BY the different contractors. The plating
Of the Roanoke will now proceed With greater
rapidity; still she will not be tinish4d for sew
tra1 months to come. We are told that this
1Fieafe is expected to obtain speed Of about
ten knote an hour.. # She makes nine knots,
We enai1 be aesceably disappointed As the
Roanoke will sit very low il the water, ne
hope that proper arrangements will be made
for ventilation on the main deck. The defects
of the Galena and Monitor, 50 clearly pointed
out in the Scientific american OF last week, by
an intelligent correspondent, viii be repro
duced in the Roanoke, rendering her very d.
feieDt rs q "eta boat" unless this advice is
heeded.-6e1entitc american.
, 1862-08-02
Special Rn1lrrB.

balenel> rs's H,1f Dyel The best
ID world. WILLIAM 4. BACHELORS celebra
sd ialr Dye produces colo. not to be estinruIshed
xom rAture-wa77anted not to inJure the hair in sha
cast; remedies the i'll ELECTS Of had dyes and 1nytpo
fstes the hair fer life. GRKr RED or RUs1r HA1n IN,
Family fnFns SPLENDID Black or Browr, leaving the
aa'r soft and beautiful. Sold By II Druggists. Se
H- The genuine il signed william A R.trhe,o, ~,
rae 1ouz sides Of each box Factory No 81 Bsrc]ayrt
New York tlats 2ss broadway and Is Bond
, 1862-08-02
4 NATARRHl CATARRHlt
~ cATAKRH.r
GR, KEKLYEB L1ouYn CsTARRE prxvn~

"AHAFTxD 70 pt Su19 cure iQt
0ATARRH or COLN IN THE HEAn.
Ho1R4xa, raoIaAap person. die vessr In til,
Asosumsnced al No'E'' sas taeeaso az1t
cAFAHkH IN THE NOSE.
fke AAx1 *tep 4<.aak ~ The th,oa1 ana brenc.t.r.
Nnd LASTLY, the lung1. aaeos01A sobex
1the.se5 % CURE CssAzzn snae consaupuoo .n. y,
understand that the better cuee consn 1o91e
~ to prevent It. N'e1oapIoE
The symptoms ot r.sz.zrn d. xnxy eeae,.,,v .,,,..
H = ntM verY slight Fezson1 ind they have tnin
essaFs 70 ne changes of K opesatnre In this COZ
1Eoa the nose may be dry. slight daschafxe Eir
%ao Aetln aiteF~srds becoming thick aud adhesiv6
- e nse3se oscones chronic the discharges il
Eow iek and heavy and afe either gof Id 81 6y 8oV
ne nose o. e1st they fall into the trosf Ind sr1
1aEked Or couKhed on The secrenons are oaens1s Is
1aosnE bad breath the roce u thicS and nsssi H.
xdc5sd: deafness frequently fssx ME- ies n,t " 70
GonnnA End important SYMPTOM o4Es1sh = tset
e rarson Obliged to ctexr SIS thrnat1r ~ - LEI
7FsS r 11 r,y m9eonA wa,eh ~ failea doWa ron
nsy Be sure that his disesse Is o. IL n1 + +s
1noE~ aad ehonlt lose No tine ID srresttne 4 " 1ae
1H2se Afe Int symnfrne of f.e1ar7h u fhev .nn.. Y
BY the 50 q the Liquid cArAgEa Kemenv ~
sneea eSEnptont cAH be quickly and eTect1sfi1' ~
f9 And have Sufficient confidence IN tse H.rne
~ p e$1use NJ Who disposed to tt - 1i14nes T.
~ GAALh that If s1ter the h1sI Of Tn Ra1adM4 -
I'm b. 70 benea' = Feeved TIC s1oo1nf ps,5
rrtee q tae Gas.ssn kemeay, szasu1,e.an. a,- -.
<1ea nasa@. F1th suv ADD aear trectons te3 ~
cace, 1s2 south Clark Street, Up-stslr.,
-eda-hs@am. foss 0.noe Bog 81 ESjca1o m
, 1862-08-02

- April Ist 1852, and recorded It Yax.s 40, to
~. 1nci s1Ee, u Beek Of Mortgages ol sl,u ttie
,nrEyey1d d., n"tS tn nn:tsrslt ned othe me
nnrtftast quarter Of sevtoE twenty u Isl aid de-
hettLWest M II q NJ southeast q Section tllrt=ta
ntlh n i'~shp tEe- se tl2> = h: a!s, tn uertt
q L2t s one n1 th. sonthwfst qna!teF Of s,ctoH
HanEe No klx 90. eass of the Third r7I:c,naI Wer
dlan siTen t. ~ ond "f date the ,nnl
q tEo ;toGssn dnfare. payable year afler date
tane " taxes psd By !he undsresa-d sat: lt,ds
" Is tf 70 aaHd 70 said principal sum- ta Interest
sir In case dsf'n1t the ptac'p sam or ia;er.s::
an ~ e.cas dtfa7lt h.ving be-a ia the n-Inci
ea Fun 10 nT anouasias :, tle sum cf twenty t~n
on sa1d lands BY he undersigned and 80 tile ba aat.
4 ln; e:est nnoun IL to tile uf four huir.I and
tftF klI oiaTs- ALI Ut the a1uyc sutu4 b.il. nnw
d dn and 4nrnid sha se,l b. virtue q ne in
ls2 at 70 O'Clock - the north door u tne C1urt
no1Ee IN the Ety OF Chicago, to the highest bid IL
'oF cash, to axe the money du- on sud bond ;Fta
sosts q salc and esnysy ths p5emists abovr scree
ot THE sad Ebentzer N and 81 his wife ID ,r
hsirs and ass:gnt In and t, the sam-.
, 1862-08-02
S.-T.-1s6o-X,-Drake's Planta

1lpN NBTTTERS.-Exhausted Natures great restore-
Ehey invgor4tc, strengthen aud purity the syEtem.
ture D{spcrsta Acidity Of the Stomach Diarrhea DE-
1perfect Appetizer and Tonic. They lnrigorale tbs
oob5 without stimulating the brain They sre COM
oound OF pure st. CroiK Eum Roots and herbs, and
@se recommended by all who them. Adapted to
sae old or yonng. but particularly recommended to
She weak and languid Sold by all Druggists Grocera
6otels and Sa1oona- 2. Il. DRAKE CO.
myla rs9s S1 Broadway wyork
, 1862-08-02

E Prentice says: JEFF Davis Is gather
ing a million Of " "butternuts" for US to
crack this fall and winter. Ali thst should
be forthcoming now is the nutcrackers.
, 1862-08-02

oene Kennedy is the THING 20 lady or gentleman
WILL ever be without Bottle after once, usne ~
kf4oe 2s centa Sold hs Druggists generally. WHO'S.
eae Agent 1orthe Northwest, r. R RLANDON. s. Lake
Fssee, opposite fremont House. Chicago fea7ar;ns,n
, 1862-08-02

NJ ATHANIEL A.. HAVEN
1N No 2f2 South II Wstes street Chicago.
1smasdng nbeta1 1advances on RA1a, ,PoRK:Fr,orns:
B q r TER,
And other Produce condgned to
M. W. STARIN e co.
70. ae Dusnes+ New York. 'Also-Has lasxe, ven
v.saalt4.tts" - -EfeCtfv sfrv CELLAR EQtt2be fn1
go tnE ann re4a king Bntter CountrJ De.iels vhn
6n1s t+sn,.s % butt:F In tAs "a-t shtp Ra<t .
so'oeo them. and at moderate rates. TSgnp1m
, 1862-08-02
1 J A4EN a. &UHICA9O .UNIOW

NJ RAHRQADs-4uhNHA A1A4H8KXYaI-
~ q 4a1 a., s1kx A1aDAI AaI IN Ess a1is4 NM
s50 4 r. and ~ a. for Besndsse, Rockford. Frs
2oIt. Warren 8zIenA, D1nletd. U1b&Q1a and tafxfs
mediate potnk go a NJ md 2exz z. II, tcs DtIuK
Eo1o. FutoR :Eed1r Hap4dx md ntermedt8se potnt3:
diste poents: 59 E e e. @ aensEa @ md tnssF@edas1
Sc & 4 4 md eodP n ualn- F1a*enxc1z gcT E571
tzst.&fe+ NJ denrE ,AshDooa asnsx Kake nd u
Se4H@fint1 notl1ts. viii t2ke the - 2. II. ra5a.
-. -, q Z & ALs3rx. ea. ssp1
, 1862-08-02
1 tH1CAGO AND MILWAUKEE

y RA1LR1AD,
ZOE 6iLwArEZE. Ii CEossx gr Pam rapre~~
nxRl1E, AED INTERMEDIATE POfNTs.
n - NJ, aitsr MONDAY. Msg 5En. ls62 t.ssensss
~ ss5eets fSpnda7s excepted; as follow; ~
LIS A T., and I2s3 4 M e 0s a.*soxeaU u
e raSseqg6r TEaios arrive At Chca8o at 1t:sq l. IL szf
MAGhfaAE AcCoAhoDAT1oH Tram .eayes Chff.es
NSsS Z. L. 2nd arrives at Chicago at 8:R N
mJs s. c. BALD I'm, SUPERINTENDENT
, 1862-08-02

Nov lying At the head Of Washington streee In tie
B8sin. sy he chartered BY responsible parties TOR
daJ OF eTentnz- Addssss +. G. Bog S7a uyHE7V&4
, 1862-08-02
TH e
II estefn transportation &C.
AID
WESTERN EXPRESS.
l 8 So.

rHr urcrup,r mr.,
sAE hay,5 aass e 1an 5ser 70 Ess
sean P1opellers Oh alternate days Win tnose Of 3.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
---... AID
.nscH1GAF CENTRAL RAfLROAD&
Numbering thirty hrstca. ztsnnch and ztrorg stea1
IDENTIFY superior facilities or the e es
sAan9Ise and produce to and from tie Esstern. Z,
exn s9TsaH5a sad States
1870 Canal Boats,
nt she largest Glass; SIX of which leare New FORK A.
Propeller Hies. 'ee'ne a. ''aHslo Tea the foAow1E
rrr u--s.,,r-
<,,-.nax -. .s.A.s.' @ "a n c4k5s9.
e NJ Yo1 q ts Gonpan1 viii run oyt
SiisI,es Sa ss y95ons 9,Es4 Kail5osSs leading VIZ s:
Lake,: ~ - 'e'<'t0''o IN 'ne o'ae' ana aeWe
The F33Dey. EnEe F;na xar;y,<
roH ~r : %; ex ste,ng1s .mns B;c:S Line steane=
menaWR, naaa SnAfh' mESoS1; mnS9st..
f1s"ogTH' f1,sn,7s1 Ev4ssnEENcrez
M. mAx rIoWEa. e ea1cAee.
Ta5 o
Gtlce fnnt ~ M,nta Geveiand and Chicszo ls&
~ 1,~xs'1s
Wis Norm shore air. Ct @ conneet,ae e At % Baas,a &
.he~ i9sA tae11ai- and Buffalo, New
York and Ef1s Railroads.
", T. Co. Steamera VT n H4aa.,-.
ry4$ent1nE aS01
s DOrhAtShs
ILLINOIS, CONCORD.
SAGINAW, MARY STEwARr
OMAR PASHA.
Leaving the docar E7ds Bsssn, every evening. n
9oek f, E95 e1Khs Or psaaasc apply It the Conpsay
, 1862-08-02

1oAAa = IL II successful operation The hess place
.n sne west ior the treatment Of ali Chronic or 60
.aeu aoe Dlseaaes- Send for Circular. Address
pr. J. B. GULLY or Mrs.. GULLY. P. O. Bor SEA ChI.
3Eo, III. fr.s-,-
, 1862-08-02
TIL Il
Northern Transportation Cet

~s"4t tAtlN AtaflcPOitttlVn IG
Oh g81O
bprerared to ua1seozs property between
sasfon, Ali Pelats ia 6ew England, he. Ten
and the Vest,
With 7romptuess. ta1e ana dispatch.
Ibis Een kLoxn Ling Of Fourteen Ftzstclasa sese,
st1au1eTs ccan.r'R g 0gdehsburg with the
Railroad f5r Bostnr and all Fuiuta In Na4
England;
At Cspe Vincent With the
3Aalroad and Propeller Liue bstveea Can.
Vincent and New York,
-- and at Ukwego With
LINE OF 25 FIRST CLASS CAHkL BOAT
Between os~eso, T7oy, Albany and New ForE.
Forming I'AILF LINE fota Boa1on. New Ycxs
gEtenshnrZn Care Vincent and O8weSo 70 CIave1a7f
Toledo anc Desro1t.
GNG TK1WEEKLY LINZ TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and Iuterusdiate Puh
AREETs:
,n2 = Hyet9 ~ H:cs4dvay. New York. John Hoe:
~ ETar61 Boston- Geo A. EDDY, OtdeRebpxf1
Wern n. Cape Vincent John Il. Crawford q
Fe!ton + Breed, Cleveland Walker i Haya
-siedo z r. Mathews, Detroit O. ]. Rala MlTs;
Zoe. Taylor Aar1ay 4 Ca; Racine,
cLARY 4 HOWE, Aeento.
Foot Of Eorth Laaalle It,, Chicaga.
TAp4p5asn1
, 1862-08-02

>nO-PARTNERSHR. We: the
snds,s1gaed g @ aass r. M asy satssee iasaa Co
i; KEL1.0ER T. GRAY.
CAtcAENs My ltt 1a&2. 4 B KHLLOH9,
tuYape928,a G. y, GRAY
, 1862-08-02

ter, said: J. =.
.tWs don't wish to part with any OF onr:
masculine strength, but whatever tue Prosi-
dfnt wants be mus: hare, and if the men don't
60 ehe women will hare thought that il We
should send few Thousand girls to the war.
Lot only .would the young men .fol1ow, but.
those she-deviis of The South would find they
had their match" =. ~, -
, 1862-08-02
ZIF# BTt TX.

f1Eoaa foats tos Lt>e S-oeEa- epActeAx TAzdA Wi;
, Rasesso 70 a aG.p @ - EA etsZ co9Tsatancs kaF1
attention y paid 70 tu=.*7 ~anra From Hatz1zt1xT3
where viii be found eftrF convenience fQt feeding ~
resting. choice Is offered 1t the PHILADELPE3a
NKW YORK and BALT1140RE MARKET6 TtIz T:f
also be found the shoFtest qicke1f and mot itsrsE
io9te foT stock % Eew FoEk-fv1a- AIe1tqWaEsa9
ENUCX LEW1A Gen7 Sup't Alfoona ~
4 L Ho1FI. 9en1 Ticket Agent, Phiiede.pdfs
e 4gvsetsa- asst f1reaG6t Agent ladadpk=E
, 1862-08-02

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and groHs IN vor, It Kills and
fxserninates Reaches, Bed Bugs Ants, Fless, Moths
Cloths, Fnss and Furniture, Garden Insects, DC
IN genuine bears the signature Of E. Iron and is not
poisonous to persons or domestic anua1a Bev.re of
EounteTfeits and truitatsons
Lyons Powder kills ali insects in 1r1oe
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mica
oolo everywhere. D. S. BARNES
my19r49sSm x2 Broshvav Sew yorr
, 1862-08-02

SPLENDID lot Spring CtcskA Il to IS fine lota OF
r!gWat6s EmnfoideEteA And Numerous other pnFxNdnx
Haien afe eeNnE price at Bcylee Cheap Store
no. ~ oonso Clazk street above Mouroe apS4paN3n1
, 1862-08-02
Dr1) QE11OS.

&HE STOCK OF GOODS
AhU2bHdR1FF SALES atrece,vex4 =. Hoy1 ~
Eneap stoEe which viii be sold great sacridce Ts
II now one: ne gras.eat bargktns ever oaered in
, 1862-08-02

CHEAP FUEL! cHEAP FUEL,
icing mined by the 0".- Nv"
Northern Illinois Coal and Iron Cou'v.
OF LA SALLE,
Has obliged to incr nv facilities for tts sunn1r
q; q haye lust opened another Depot for our co,1s
o.: Le West Side Oh B. ach street. second yard nOtE
q Etllth street I have the SELEC ED LIMP
CDsL u3t tue tbIug for r4te stoves and st,alu nir
poses dedlr= to call particular attention to uur
NUT SIZE.
For Cooking Stoves and Raures.
h1 u Is being usnd by families In our c,tp and
Is pronounced ~ Bill a. good Is any other Coal
- would $50 call the attention Of Manufacturers
fountry Men snd others Interested, to our
Desulphurized Coal,
Which is fully equal If not superior, at the price
o4tf It. 10 any Eastern Soft Goals.
LIZ Go1kilnlntrs come and s.e and learn what We
nave and am satisfied they Will find tust what theT
N*nt ana 1T nFce - to SSper top less fh,ua other
EcGu coal IN hi5 market orders for anx luAutty et
AZ either Of mY Yards. on the Nrrth Side foos Or L.
salie street Or On the Wtst Side Beach street. will
Nso t&o1 I'm s. B. WILLIAMS. Agent.
, 1862-08-02

- of1nag and Female diseases may he consulted
e Els Rooms at the Sherman House, on Fr1dnya NAV
r. 1, yHne z zt H. Aegast 1st ~ sertemher la Asa
June sls1 August 2nd. and September 18th Patepts
saould call early fflce hours from 10 to L. A. NJ and
dom to r. 81. Consultation free Address Post
oace Fo8 2s71 Chicago. Iuinns. Dr. Da Lectures to
tsdes and gentlemen sent tree receipt Of three cent
ttanp. my30r71Sm
, 1862-08-02

70 the Nervous of both sexes,
= retired Clergyman having been re 1t.red to health
sicF days alter many years OF g1eat suffering Is will
taE to sssi ndhs.s ny sSndns ss3 y receipt
Ton used. Drert the REV. JOHN IL DAGNALL l&6
Fulton street. Brooklyn, New York. je9sl4m
, 1862-08-02

TO CUNTR&C CTORS Citv
i Council Of the city nf Cairo. Illtuos having 6y
munci1 q regulation A1ed the grade ofthai stress at
p91ns ~ IT, ahovs II top OF the p{eseut levre
has1nE hecoTe necessary fill the street: of the CITY
70 such height a. to afford surface dralnasa over the
nf col t1act.ng With ri-nced prtles
T. nnde5take The proposed work They now au-
opnt , Of an1nt so q 70 xhi;h viii Be- he
At the next session # the Legislature II. Ja1usFr n M
exnect to procure the extension Of their anthor
50 nF to he ahle oissue their bonds t al am 1nnt r.
aurec to f1tsh the work. which It is prppased viii
cost IRON $o 0 to 3sO aD0 It is exa+ ct tnat seye
work, d contractors WILL thus have ample tituA Is
nmkc advantageous srrarEfes its prosecution
PloroFas vi he received by untera1gned nj til
G tv fret o. ssptsmbeF next 70 g The proposed work
f. the Mayor Of the city, will receive prunnt stten.
, 1862-08-02

RCSIE Els SALE.-Pnhl1c no
- flee is hereby given that T. L. C. P.tne Freet
IraEtre &C. E:l II pursuance with int powers ID
CinEotss 1 II HuFns and Charles Burns her hnsban
cssG e GsuGty M e. cook ~ and STATE e Illinois u three
division Of t1e west half the est half of tho ucrth
SET 4narter Ct ssctiun sesctcen III. In Township
ta5tEntne ts9>, North Range fourteen {I4) east IF
Ihi;d Princtpal 31ettdan, In said City Of Chicaec
Sa1a safe TO be made on the 2Ist day Of August a u
1864. at ten o'clock In the forenoon Of saifi dsy.
Chicago, June 18TH 1852. fez1.sfAtd
, 1862-08-02
#ollfp to Nua1t.
EuuCa1t0nal.
4 URCRA INSTITUTE AMI
CLARK SEMTN

FdH Term opens Aus utt 18th
- enc q the most successtnt schonls In the Vert
anu iS entitled to the lnrge patronage it nas rteiy
c.,n ID Il hss u, la 1a'Rs and abe ssach- aad
toH ns in Illinois TIE standard o SCI olafsIp il his
S:e oniinE the NJ the knd in State The fe.
male department. ehers special Inducements Exn.nss
Var5 from $1 to to per according to the stud
poia ~ ia s, ..'4-
, 1862-08-02
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with

AAAkFuEk4UH
MEsTKkN uN1uk COl4kEdE AMI MILITARY
feiSal faeiEADEM9: M at FuLTUN Ill on the Iis4d. s!ppi
VII open its second year. Sept 81 1861 with rc
s9,sT H. Eol. Esafe Acadsmc and Primary Glasses
eEs and l. c.are1s thorou1h appotnt9ents The fincst
sssn % G buildings in the West (cost :are &C.
lxnMD). ar ample aud attractive Military ParE an
e1Gelsnt ene nt and vel furnished ArmerY ae G;maa
,ns,nnn ms o r parents and Euardans Tue largest
instruction in FreRch GeEInnn and Book fres
anS ~ S1a 1. eIso IN AE1LLxRT and IsrANT8S {Starv
~ nEhtl TACTICS ZouAvE and FANCY DnrLLs and
Il G ua2ms 95seI an officer ofy adets dress
rSery 1o9I 19el Light; washing and rni1on d
Cadets ffym .h.ead' parable quarterly in advance.
Crcua9a adre ne 5onstznt Of the teachers For
Il. ~ O. tosh hHIr President, Fulton,
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" DUNG LADIES SEMINARY
vear th1s lAhE Taft1i,1oR FOREST ILLINOIS rourth
~ he D. xs tpa s1 Oh T. Gf!
arrangements ioE thf ct mort and mnrnxsmsnt ttkte
pnps. For circulars. and al desTshie q t5e
80 rnrosf III "ts.2 ~ . ,neo b. DICKINSON
- Ne'- @t1-- ~0'J r. Aeas- ty:t F616Ev
, 1862-08-02

SURGERY FOR DISEASES or
ST so,,+ST TEE M EIE AND EAR-DE J. B. WA1xxs. III.
snd M dunuFlasd attention 10 rhs important specsIl.Y
mir ~ ,ns Al operrdo1s connected with Ophthai
head Fl 1s csase De1faeaA aud noises n t.
lAsao1s free. Post omce Boz 2ss;. jy1i xa9ms a9ass
, 1862-08-02
RatlruaDg.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL BAIL

l. EOAD.
oh sad after Sunday, July 9Th, tralss TnIseare
rom the Great Central Depot ssfouoHs;
~ Z N tsu1 days e1cepted} arriving at Peoria Mt
~" I: III LoEAnspoEt at $50 D. m, Decatur 1t 3.i2 D.
~ Is m Naples S;S5 p H. Quit-
NJ ~; Ie1Te G Heate 2:io n,.: Cairo 3:c5 e. n. r
az L. 4sasa1:lAys eIGerted) arriving at St Louis
1S1ss,nt ~ sa1nFjsvs San p NJ: n, Cairo llso 4. N
Chlcaf 0 at 5l5 M y" I'LL ~ ofoaao7 aeaflng
itaa6 arrive at Chicago st 60s = m. and 800 p.u.
all important points 1' 10es'1e eueckeo 70
Great Central Depot. - A 'S LII lAo
FOR HIDE PARE AID WOOD LAWN
1iA3t-S on NJ : - ~SaseaEoE Leave Wood LBwu.
1e:fD NJ Ok O. u
40 p. n. In "
6:15 p ~ r. n
1850 p H. ELS 3 3 n
r,,,.- y. q. ARTHEE. GENT s1pt
W. JOHNSOS. Cent Passenger A.sSt.
, 1862-08-02
'4HhlCA90 AND. ST, LOUIS
~ RAILROAD I1ak -
CHANGE OF: ERMR.

cepe SundAv1); 30 r II N14ht Express (exrept 4&su.
$50 r H.
Jol1et ind W1tundzGton Accommodation IeaEss QkGt
nT,9 6. q. ALLEN, sxpt
, 1862-08-02

1871 WINTER ARRANGSs
AcoAs MENT.
31ehiEan Southern and Lake SkAas

e a IL R Q AD.
On hne aftar suHDAY Nov xa Ann ,nxu +,...-
NIw ToKx DAT E1rExs.
Igo 4 IL daily (excenr Sunday, ~ NIX x-...-
hGsds 43ns f connect Tat EIkhsst with tSat: % lis
Ave1A at Adrian viii En!as for Ia ~ s41 ~ taSs&
kpt ~ @ AZ 1esl1u7 s0d NJ
KfFHT EIPHXx8s
aSF e. e & &dat.y kx1sept Saturday, vta Cid u.sss;
dsns fpx Detroit NA ~a@-ua NfA
5fains n aTtve from the Kaae 1t 1as4c =. Il snd11Px
soaoH b55!Enao Elag.Ss FallL Albany, Nav 7
hnxo1oos Eew Sleeping Coache. @ith II - ~
.aInaEosttnenf1. ruE between CieTeis1E mn Cbt11S
NiLnout change On Night T7atna -" Sa4*s&a
4,aIoEFG 1tcEet. can he onEa:red It sas Co.nrxuv4
Gl1 ssa % tlNK EIeet under the aherman Hc1sa Is
JOHN D. CAMPBELL ~ r = ~ a. ~ 4564,sS8
Gent xupt. Toledo, O. 1rrr ~ Wn<t.. - 81.
, 1862-08-02

n ~ T. n
Z Az II T. l. ~ IN Il.
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ST, J08EPA A ND aAM II 4
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IN GoHEEnf1oH w1ya rua
HdiNIRAL d ST JOSEPH RdHROAE
r.na1aE
GapAu E .. AkREdhfalA T. 3D. DAT, GR1
6TEA mER WEST WIND.
ta4seaa J. D. AooPRR ". w. cofE1.AHD.C C7efs
wrIIravFSr 1NoRpr~pr xrv-,--
"4-A A.E.A E. eA' sVo61a Ak w. EE6L4
During. the Season. a..
'Fno, Fn~ez. f1tv WIT. f3ond pn,o 49,.
KScs poI saeoss % ssp1ssssz az9 et1p Aspex Ps
MnoaIn. ne CoonGi 6i91s a4d oHaha. On the arrival c
H Rst 1@1enees i3sans no0 D. LouiA and L.
LIE Boa1 o. kaa nae are comm nded by ekflfnl a,
SxPe15enced odcexH. and hRve been cayefnllY o7ep
AaHtsQ 2oa renEed N the best manner to tnaule coz
sa1E 1no talssS 10 Passengers End snippe17.
, 1862-08-02

@ Dr. James, formerly Of
Eew orleanA has arrived in ehtcsro m. ,sr,.,s,+,v
located at IS Randolph street. between state and Dear
born streeta, Chicago, III.
hFhclAL1sT.-Cures old Chronic and recent diseas
Has The tcstlnor.als Of the medical fraternity
edcA Journals. and the almost entire press of The
Hotth.
omce Hour1-From 9 A. IL ttu8PA
Cons1..stions 1ny1olable. <ets R1sR.m
, 1862-08-02

j E N 7 AL,
DIR. ODFR Ely.
Kecertly Parmly l. Godfrey, Ncu 0rieans> NAV be
consulted at No. l6s Lake street. from till daily
fyl7kyf6 In NS"