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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

c. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER,
"A. Office 1874 Broadway.
CABINET MAKERS STOCK, BROCATEL, DAMASK,
HAIkCI.OTH. &C.
A. c. FUTILE win SELL TUESDAY at l01a o'clock. at No.
20 HGcson street of Eroone he balance Of The
OF NJ Mcnamara, ESQ., who retres from the busi
mess.
n B-This sale will iuclnde the port OF the stock
Also Satin Danask Brocaels, Pushes Hareloth &c. Also
Horse, Spring Cart and Harness.
whole be sold without to suit the trade and
others. Deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

HOUSE AND LOT IN wGsr HOUSTON STREET,
II Bgosway for very desi able business pro-
rerty. AMI suitable for boarding. houss ne chance Tor
lady This prop ry wa Increase in value faster
ia other proper ~ IL the CITY, ADDRESS lnyestneD
box IA Herald Office. +t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

Z, OR SALE OR TO LET-A THREE STORY BASE
IL su5cellar Hou., with gas aud water,
in Tompfins avenue lrfa $500. rent $15; cash $500;
Houses street. DeKab avenue, Two
les bas men Wit. modern Improvements Prico
S2IsO: $500; cash 500 Apply 10 q. TkIMBLE on
tho prees tnirl house In Myrtle avenue, aui north "
Tun,pEins avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

. PLEASANT PLACE IN NEW CANAAN, CONN
N House. Barn. new, with two acres; fruit trees. hne
garden two wes beautiful 10 alton; IS acres aioinng
Wanted Price $1,000 Gail 296 Fulton street, Brookiyps
uipn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

A COUNTRY PLACE FOR sALE-A TASTEFUL COT,
N taae Ave six of land greatest abundance OF
choice fruit good outbuInss all IA fine order, three miles
from Stamford minutes wa.k from railroad depot
Possession Immediately. Inquire AZ No. s Wall street, IN
the basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

UCTIoN NOTICE.-CROCKERY, GLASS AND FANG
l. at 10 O'Clock, at 2Sl Pearl street. by D. EMRURY, Jr
kinds OF Granite and ware, in lots tor city
country dealers. Pcrcmpory SALE for cash. Goods we
packed Tor shipping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

"A A. NJ CRISTALAR, Auctonec Is Bowery, will sell
Monday, June 80 At lC,s O'Clock the Fixtures Of Hair
Dressing Sh wing Saloon, consisting OF French plate
Mirrors silver plated Snow Case two fine pinsh covered
and washsands, Ensravings, Sgas and various
other articles in he line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

A uCTlON NOTICE.-M. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIoNEER-
n Magnificent Household Furr itareSlvc00 worth House
hold Furniture public auction MonGay) At the
private 1S Sixteenth street. Sixth
~ at ii O'Clock comprising rosewood Panoftr Suits OF
Dining Room FuInt mahogany and black walnut
Chamber Suits Mirrors Curtains Clocks lantings Tables,
Chairs. Sofa Beds Velvet and Ingram Carpets Bureaus,
Bdstcas Crockery, China, Class ana Silver Ware, Table
Cutlery. Soves, Ole 9th, Kefrgertos, &C. Also assert
ment OF basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
/ OTIS ExcnANGED For MERCHANDISE.

7 OTIS EXCHANGED FOR MERCHANDISE.
IL Pianos wanted Ia exchange .Jr Lots In This city.
Jew-iy wanted in exchange for Lots IA this city.
Carriages wanted in exc y FOR Lots IN this city.
Dry Gops wanted in exchaDge for Lots ia this city
Hardware want.d Ia excnan.a for los In thts city.
Gro cries wanted In excnan tor Lots in this CITY.
Hos.es wanted In ex, han % 10 Lots H. tals city,
Liquors wanted In exchange or Lots in tAls city.
Scars wanted In exchan 20 Tor Lits In THIS city.
fnrdi wanted In exchange .or i1sts In this city.
Coal wanted in excl aage FOR. Lot ~ inis city.
w LIVINGSTON. 50 Jaw street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

I ARGE WHARF PROPERTY FOR SALE AT ELIZA
IL bethport Jerse,.iss undrrd ana sky feet
froat. with pier ninety al fec MD, and large
~ the best manner ana is
now in gaoi order Is loae near ire ln OF tao CentraE
New jersey and oud be for an iron or
other railroad s aii the end OF the
pier witt TIL rcn coal lumber ana agrl
regions Pcnnsvria anu the VEST. WI be sold
terms to close estate Apply TO T. H. KELLOGG.
49, Pearl street. New Norx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

FACTORY FOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK BUILDING
il and Ground with a fine Enei Of 60 horse powc-. stn-
a.ed Inay street Brooklyn within 2uo feet o. the AZ
lanc Dock built iDlxU0 on hrst oor WITH
budin ad Joining 81 b; ~ feet; l,dnd l0xl0 feet Will
sold cheap 10 close Apply TO Z. X. KELLOGG
l,0 Pc III street. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR IMPROVED CITY
II Ironerty n Farm OF l2 choice land, in GOOD
cultivation situated in the Town Of Waterylelt AZ
bany COMFY az miles Troy and six miles north or
Albany with beth markets by good roads, build
ins fences in rood repair For further particulars No.
au!rc of AMES REID, 40 Broad sire I. New York
, 1862-03-11
The Situation In Savannah River.

From the New York World, Thureday.1
The steamship Ericsson arrived yesterday
from Port Royal with $50 bales Of cotton.
Sue brings no startling news. On February
one vessels, left for the South. His exact des-
tination We are not at liberty to state There
was certainty that Savannah would shortly
bc in the possession Of the national forces. 1t
was, however, learned from prisoners taken
that q vigorous defense would be made, and
statements represented the rebel force there
at numbers varying from 10000 to 1000.
Communication between Savannah and Fort
Pulaski is entirely cut of, either By the main
channel or By any Of the small streams or ont
let's. Fort Pulaski however, is strongly forti-
fed, notwithstanding the removal Of che up
per tier Of guns, which leaves only two tiers.
The rebels have fortified every creek In the II
cinlty.
In addition to the Union works on Jones's
Island, q battery now exists on Bird Island, in
the middle Of the Savannah, bearing directly
up the channel. and completely commanding
the river, rendering the blockade absolute.
Even the passages on the right Of the river,
Wilmington, Na1rows, st. Augustine Greek,
&c, are commanded BY this second work,
called Battery Hamilton, after the chief Of ar
tillery. This second work was erected on the
night Of February 20th, and all the material
had to be conveyed across the channel of the
Savannah river. The two batteries are now
defensible against large force. When our
guDboats first appeared In Walls Cut in VIII
mington Nar7oWs, three or four weeks ago,
there were no rebel defenscs besides Fort
Jackson, which mounted then but nine guns :;
and the citizens expected daily the approach
OF the Federal feet and the fall Of the town,
for resistance would at that time hare been
fruitless. Bat aimee then, batteries mounting
fifty guns around the city, 1t is said, and Oh:
st1uctions have been placed in the river. The
steamer Cosmopolitan arrived at Port Royal
on February 2Sth, with the Sixth Connecticut
Regiment sick with ship fever. ThefeTerhad
somewhat ubated, but one officer and ak pri,
Yates had died. The gunboat Westfeld ar.
rived at Port Royal February 2Sth. AL well.
, 1862-03-11
4 Live Western Man.

L correspondent sends us a List Of subscri-
hers from Kent Station, Indiana, and appenls
the following interesting item:
Now, suppose, Messrs: Editors, that Kent
Station and Newton Co., Ind, are to you, as
they are to a great many others, q sort
Of terra incognita, Of which perhaps you
may have vague idea as Of its being
the Beaver Swamp country inhabited
By muskrats, mosquitoes and miserable
deyils generally. Of these and similar heret-
ical errors nc mean to cure you. by an et1-
cicnt and palatable application, in the shape
Of one Of the best subscription lists On your
files. For these 1audable efforts We
hope to receive due credit. 1t is
now about two years since Newton
half Of Jasper county, and two years ago the
18th of last January since it became opened
up TO the world by the opening at that time Of
the Logansport, Peoria Il Burlington r. r. It
was at that time region, in fact, less known
tEan Iowa or Kansas, and 1t now presents bet
prise, than any similar section, East or West.
The county is one which in itself possesses all
the requisites for rapid growth and develop
mcnt, as itcontains as large a proportion Of
good arabic land, heavy Timber and good
streams OF water, as eau be found in any one
county in the State, and these SO equally
distributed as to be accessible from all parts
of the country. The growth of our town may
be an index to the capabilities Of the county
Two years ago put up the first building in
the place, Q rough thing, for store, 2o55ss 22o5ss5s,
With scarcely house in sight II any direction.
Now there arc upwards Of fifty buildings,
including one OF the best hotels on the road,
five dry goods stores, two grocery stores,
one drug store, two large grain warehouses,
with tailor shops, wagon and blacksmith
shops, timer shops, &c, and population OF
about 400, and from present Indications the
growth of the place has only commenced
From March, 1850, to March, 1851, there was
sold ct the warehouses 64,29l bushels
Of grain, for which was paid sa6,3sS. %; and
in the same period these was sold. in
goods, lumber. &C., 81, GOO. This year the
amount of grain ta6en in and merchandise
sold is more than double in amount what i.
was the first year, aud We have good reason tc
think that tllis is but the commencement o1
our successful progress. With the progress
Of our town and county VIC want to make the
CH1cAGo TRIBUNE identified, as your eubscri
bers feel that its tone and spirit is worthy o;
the West and identical with its growth and
prosperity Expecting soon to send you evi
denec OF our appreciation Of the benefits te
be derived from the circulation Of your paper
I am, sir, yours respectfully, ". n Z.
, 1862-03-11

tGAoA1 LIE 0F11hsnE4n Ae8l6IeT, H&tufuAy ]
Yesterday slave belonging to Mr. Jesse b.
Rector, Pike county, Missouri, was arrested
in this city By assistant deputy marshal ",
Grafton, Mt the instance Of Mr.. Rector. The
slave had escaped from his master in Novem-
her, 1861, and had been traced as far rs this
city, where his master lost truck of him. he
having gone into the country to work Afew
weeks ago Mr.. Grafton, who had been specially
deputed By the U. s. Marshal to hunt him up.
came acroEs his sable individuality come where
in the neighborhood Of the New England
House, on North Third street; and In a CONT
densial conversation discovered that he was
the identical person he was in eearch Of. He
Immediately wrote to Mr.; Rector, informing
him Of the fact- Mr.. Rector reached the city
Oh Thursday evening, and on the following
morning. Sambo," who rejoices In the
euphonlous name Of IL Pleasant, - vas arrested
and introduced iEto the presence of the q.
8. Commissioner, a &. Corneau. When con-
fronted with his master, in reply to the latters
question, " How are you, Pleasant?" he an-
swere6, "Bcrry we'll ear,h in anything else
than pleasant tone. The identity OF the
prisoner was then clearly established. Pleasant
did not have word of plea to offer. He stood
before the court 4 convicted and scIf-conyict-
ing fugitive. There was no alternative left to
the court but to decide that he was the prop
crty Of the claimant, and he xa6 accordingly
remanded to prison. H. left our city last
evening, In company with his master, for his
late home in Missouri, where We trust he Will
learn TO be contented with the lot which Prov
| idence has assisned him.
, 1862-03-11
"The Northern adyauce-it Is the tread OF

The Northern ndTance-1t ts the tread Of
the fireman." &c. j.. :: .: :. ~
- We candidly believe that these devices, sp-
jpcaring in different parts Of Richmond, aud
betraynga singular unity. Of deslgn, we're tha.
work Of traitors in our midst. Without any
police worth the name: and With traitors
:scraw1ing their appeals IN the most public
:places Of the city, while: Mr.: Mayors night
Watchmen are snoring In the doorWays OF
houses, the time hns come for our citizens to
wake up to their situation, and to estab11sh at
once Vigilance Committee for their prptee-
ton againet the spies, assassins
who orc lying IN watt perhaps only for the
next disastrous turn IN our afalrs. Every
man and woman too, {for there are Ualon'
!brawleB and adyentuIeFs in petticoats IS well
: as in breeches) who utter reasonable senti-
ments should be held to instant respon-
sibility; and the villain who should be found
making my fn11ammatory appeal, like those
referred to aboye, should be. shot dead in his
tracks. Such retribution would be mercy in
the end. A Vigilance Committee atpresentis
demanded by: the most conservative and
precious interests Of society; 1t is demanded
for safety; terror must be stricken In the
minds OF Lncoln's agents and emissaries in
Richmond, and treason must be reduced by
prompt measures, before the debt of ven.
gance becomes too large and too terrible, and
the blood Of hundreds Ia demanded at our
bands.
, 1862-03-11
The Mexican Cause Betrayed to the
A11tes-A Virtual SUrreRder Already
-PFo4Rec1@ Ahead. a. :.

"
{ve1a Cruz Cor. {a0th u1t.) n. I. Herald.] T..
The negotiations which were, commenced
month since at the city Of Mexico, having
failed Of accomplishing the desired end Of the
Allies, were discontinued, and matters have re-
manned quiet, but in very undecided and
unsatisfactory state on the part Of the Allies,
from The city Of Mexico at soledad, town
about seventy miles distant from here, aud
which is at present the Headquarters Of the
Mexican forces. At this place he was met BY
the representatives Of the allied Powers, and
negotiations we're reopened- Adefaite agree
ment has not been arrived at but enough Is
made known by the Spanish extra, which was
issued this evening land copy Of which I
send you) to convince any one who is at all
conEcrsant with the history Of this country
that Mexico is again the victim Of q base
treachery.
Gen Doblado, who was empowered to act
onsthe part of the Me3icans, has agreed to
allow the forces Of the Allies to pass unmo-
Tested the stronghold Of MeIco-namely, the
Chiluihuiti-and occupy the cities Of Cordoya,
O1izaba and Tehuacan-whfch are the priuci-
Pal and strongest fortified points to the inte-
rior-untl negotiations now pending md Q
future conference, to be held, shall have been
concluded, upon condition that, should the
ercsult Of the above named conferences be nu-
favorable to the Allies, they promise to with
draw their troops to their present position,
and allow the Mcxicans theirpreaent position:
No wonder the Spaniards send up shout Of
victory, and no wonder the poor Mexicans are
disheartened and discouraged After holding
the enemy here for two months, in such po-
eition as to ob1ige him to accept Of any terms
in a starving condition, entirely at their
"a foe conquered BY. the climate-after all
this to have the invaders quietly and harm
lessly placed in the land Of plenty, inside OF
their fortifcations, out Of al danger, and
, 1862-03-11

Ayl h2 & certain Mortgage dated the drst day Of
HI e e sass
El of # CsEs thfes hundred q9a %. @
fsases Gof6n, lie premises heTslasieT dsscTieed
6 s asa s aa
e Il
sozaand 1 dasTa sa Ls7s9eh psysee On IL T. TT ~
ss ssss e seins e. e.
aoult of annual lnteres: OF said principal snm
"a g T. 1s sasss9 sssa s
= r. 1tst az ofsay 1 And wae:eas i IS r7ovid.
saa kush !ns:ainent due aad unpaid thirty
a t. sd 'e99ss1s
r election angtalag IN The note given for sM1e
Ia pse1 made lie payens si sd Il
rereEs dug or tse d:ss day Of Nay aad OF he Es |
I'd SD ~ shies y
pabs asT Ehe aanRa sass
fte scihoTit contained IL said Mortgage. md 70 se
eS q snd u
snd sae t5e premises coa?e5sd by sasd
pes az %
s!Sxs r as!5A 5eP:s5Satass ass9s s5s5a
~ i s. SslSsk i sne feSsaoo3 Is; O.
premises sEe ss.tsd II ne Cv q Chsase County q
s M sas sS]e
ss:ss5 - + ss sssssa e IPs5s
sGAs.gs sie!esaa. .ta ths 6siiSinEs "a ~! q
Ten IT, e
4da.io5 tots tSya eish: sl sad e,gateea ls[ q
Rssa stfsR 81 & IL afsa Beaf
m Of said f&sses sa2se e5safa 65RSfs 6SsHs
ii hsSass 6s1Sa:s ss 4sss.eGsaz Chicago 1S.fF;zss 9as
, 1862-03-11
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COIN

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ Tt OF C00K, ss.-snperlor Court ,of Chicago.
Masc, Tern, 1862. The Bank Of the State OF IndiRna
for tho use Of the Branch at Ii Porte, "a. Edmund
D Ta31or aDd MaEEaret Taylor. hts wife Charles D.
Bond. Allen Hamilton. Hugh MCCULLOUGH Jesse L.
Wiuams, the unknown heirs of-EllIEsn B Clifton tho
unknown heirs Of William Il Davidson and Eleazer D.
Cha1TbeIiatn.-In Cha1ccry. -
Affidavit Of tho ron residence OF Charles 0. Bond,
Allen Hamilton Hugh Mccullough. Jesse L. Williams,
the uGEncwn heirs or William =. Clifton, the unknown
heirs of wiiam Fl. Davidson, and Eleazer q. Cham
ttrlan defendants above naued. having been dled in
the office Ct the Clerk Of sad Superior Court Of Chica
90. Eoce IS hereby EEeE to the said Charles o. Bond
Allen Hamilton Hugh MCCULLOUGH Jesse L. WillaznE
the Unknown heirs d William B. Clifton. the unknown
heiss Of William h Davidson and Eleazer D. Chamber
lain, that the complainant filed It's bill Of COMPLAINT II
Ead Court. the ChsnceEy side thereof the 15t.
Iay Of Febt uaty 1862 and that summons thcteupon
Issued out Of said Court anst said 1efendasts Ee.E
able On the frst Monday o: March rex l1 as Is by
law required ="
Nov, unless you, the said Charles D. Bond, Allen
Hamilton, Hugh hcCn!ltnsh. Jesse L. Williams, the
unkntn i.t OF ttaHs B. Clifton, the unko heirs
Of William H Davidson, and Eleaze1 D. Chamberlain
shall personally be and appear befors said Supe
rior Court of Chicago Of Cook County, the first day
Of tie nett term thereof 70 he holden at Chicago In
said County. the first Monday OF March 1861, and
pleaL answer tlenur to The said coup1aEant-s bill
Of complaint, the Same. and the matters and things
therein CHARGED and stated will be taken confessed
nrarer Of said bin. THOMAS 3. GARTER CLERK.
STAEK + fsaAH, Co1apT's'B SolfH- feGs95IaW
, 1862-03-11
HarD Rubhfr TruSs.
GEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

AAKuFAcTuRznExnzRR1 R1aas & &GooD1KA1'sP11Ex1.
This Trims is having success IN curing Hernia or
KUpiure before unknown tn the history OF TrrsseA
Unlike ALL others eycr used IN the following respecn:
r. M VII kKvKH 1qEE Che spring being costed with
oR Bt1s1Ka. WILL AoE sLR on MoEE SHoH faAcH,
does not fH1ss Or EJGR1 The COED, never becomes
En1Ax. and = always cLKAN AKD As GOOD As HEv.
1hey nave oSen 1sed by over SG petsons u this city
and have never fued to give satisfaction In ii case3
Of the vosst form. References can be given OF
cuRED Ia this city Of thirty standing which arc
yell Known 70 some Of the most emlneut Surgeons In
ne only reliable Truss d for use. DF: seeley having
lifting Il Ti1ses hi gaafsntee e tSs sf fps1ament IL
every respect 70 be as fepIesented = the Iae truss
QuIe I an datiy receiving orders for, thE
e ~ sSSn4hs }s Fl aaaSsn a2fe!
oheE 4asss n use Persons wishing thls IngEame2t
lieu Of Rupture to DE-. J. SHELLEY, 19i Lake street.
Chicago. NJ, Sole Proprietor and 4snu1seturer, to
whom ali 0rdeYs must be addressed. Pamphlet sent On
receipt OF stamp. 2. O. Box ASS auzsslrrTsu
, 1862-03-11

Droyezs and Fazners viii und thts tae mo&s AaTeR.
eagsouz route foE Lire Stocks. CapacIoA YaedA 1e4
EafffeA H1d Supplied with eTerJ Conyantdoe4 A64R
nte1 opened ts hu- and 1ts connections md eTex1
stt:nnon fS psid TO the1r vants. From HafdsoM3S,
where VIII be found every convenience fo9 feedtuf
testia&. choice Il offered Of the PHILADELPHIA.
EEW TORE acd BALTIMORE MARKBTH. THIS WI
1!so be found the shortest QIckcst and most dk09f
route for Stock to New YorkirtA. ANsntoEAIe14
with fever changes than 4ny other
ENDCH LEWIS, Gent 6upt, Altoona, Pa
I, L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent Philadelphia
fail
, 1862-03-11
Certificate to expire on the sst day OF January, l
Auprron's OTF1cx, srAr1 or I11Igo1s,1 Z


AUDITORS OTF1cx Stair or I111so1s,
Springfield, Fcbzua,y Sd l862 {
WhercaA The Continental Insurance Company, 10
has filed in this .od1ce statement Of the con
d1ton Of tts affairs. As required by AN act TO
regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Companies
proved February l4h ls5s oct datoIy Thereto
pany has furnished satisfactory evidence that It Is pos
2esefd OF the required amount Of capital invested in
stocls and mortgages and has filed in this otica
written instrument aligned hy Tie President sud Secre
tary thereof appointing B r.. PHILLIPS d CO.
ton Of the business Of said Company, and fully
snd nd. unre5srvedl[ authorizing them 70 aeSnoW
Gem tGompany y s9nsen1ng t6at sf1ce @ q npon
,atid as served upon the Company. and waving al
GLAZING OF error by reason Of such service:
the acts aforesaid. /, JESSE e DUBOIS, Auditor Of
Public Accounts Of tie State Of Illinois, do hereby
certify that the said B. ". PHILLIPS Il CO. are
authorized US agents for the said Company, to
transact the business Of Insurance II th1 State
eighteen hundred and si1IJh far they maY be
1egallS empowered 20 to do BY said Company.
t-->, In Testimony Whereof have hereunto
SEAL subscribed my 1ame, and affixed the seal of
rs;.-.Y r;nY g 1f1es @ at Springfield, this third day Of
JESSE E. DUBOIS, Auditor T. q
b. ". PHILLIPS Il Co.,
Agents for Chicago and vicinity.
Once NJ Board OF Trade Building. Water street.
, 1862-03-11

DR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTuS
- UTERINE CORDIAL u WARRANTED TO CURB
ALI gosas Or ETEEIE1 DIsEAsE: o. The MONEY s VI
bis once 1lS West Van BuEtn stFeat- Gonsultation
tree r O. Boz 81 Dr.. c. aa pslcttced medicine Tor
- yex1s. four Of Nhisi. haye been In this city.
fe2 EcSSSm
, 1862-03-11

1f4 noIs, Cook County, e.s.-Circuit Court OF Cook
Eounty.-1n Clancesy- JohnIeEis rs. James Il Reea
and Patrick Ma.sh.ZDecree Of Foreclosure-
F!ccF, Muster IN ChanceFy Of Cook County. State Of
hlinoi9 Eill In pnIs uancs q Mandate in Decree
sell at public auction for cash 70 the highest bidder 1t
the orth dtct OF the Court Houee Block thirty
day Of March D. l52 at ten O'clock u the forenoon
Of said day all Of the ortgaged premises described
Subdivision Of Blocks numbered sesentEstx Gs6} and
ssSensy seyen ~ y the schoe1 Section addition to
mue and sueh portion thereof may be necessary 70
niiSe the money due upon said Decree with costs In
teses. commissions. &c L. c. PAINE FREER.
MaVer in CtaucaTy Of Cook Cennty.
Chicago, 3farch 9Th 1fNe uihEusSTtd
, 1862-03-11

DIR. j. H. McCANN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to certainty
the condition and locality Of diseasea BY simple
4na sscnaS y 4 %s1noo M3ihq31 asng any aussEons
Inhalation and Constitutional treatment diseases Of
~ St. Wins Dance, CancerR chronic Ulcers fsheurna
Ism: Seu5sasts, Fs1lyss F!stula spasns Eff Dis M
eases Eupture, DiarTlna- n short sn cnrahle DIS
eases OF long standing cured II the shortest Possible
, 1862-03-11

% For the cheapest and best Hair
Jevva1. W1n Rra1az Cu1M, FftxseA ctc, 20 tn 1.
oAsW1nE 1oo 1Ake sress md s5zatne taoss % WSa: e.
STftnc fsoE, nc n1tu1Al when 1t,uted 10 thA AAs1
Kif Naaf Jcwaar5 contaifH AfWaf1 the neEest Pun
dca{NJF