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aoainst thcm vit,, f.,rf,1 velocity an ~
r;Tcd s.fc1v ho1ovcr ~ t1,o ,-nnho.tz o~,,1t-
ant over the glorious accomplishment Of their
important and dangerous mission. -
The extreme darkness prevented learning
the plan Of defense. It was found, however,
that tie entertainments wcrr very high, afford
ing good protection. There were no case
mates, however, nor any protection against
sle1l.
The news Of this dariug and courageous ex-
ploit Passed through the fleet like wilddre
this morning and caused the most enthusias-
tic expressions upon every hand. Col. Buford
was in ecstacics. Assistant Secretary Scott's
usually placid and impcrturbablc face was lit
up with smile OF secret satisfaction, and the
Flag Officer found no terms too ardent with
which to express lis praise Of the gallant fel-
lows feat. 1t was in its every phase, one Of
the most daring exploits Of the war. The
Oldest pilots upon tue river say that they can
Iot remember in tleir river experiences so
terrible storm Of the same duration upon
tic Mississippi, and can scarcely credit the
fact that 4 boat could liye in tile raging waters
and furious current Of last night, Again. orr
forces had no means Of knowing the extent or
resources Of the garrison.
True. the hatterv hos FIR one weak
hren silent Int within tbe n,st a,r or tro
n,:7,,7-tcl,1,. s;.-,e Of 1;+o i,,ro ,,.
,;,d ~. ,r.,o.+ ,,~,-s la,ro
of ,,ard n,,n.,o,,. 1,o,,o,,s ,o,,.ao 1s.;+3o
str,;,.i,c o,cr,- s;,,o,, p - rt,,o,, +he
1,a.4erv sra 11,cc II oncc n,ora in . ,,os7t;,n
tn c.rt..z+ our r,ss,oo law, Aha riror ,rna
v;ocr with r:,,;c,, 4s,1- 7r,-,-od ;s ovi5a,ocd
hv the fact +hat tb.. I'M, +hc civ o,,,e No
1.s,3 ;,;.monntc5 ,,,in in nos;t;on Another
element of danger was the Grnn,n,s. She WIS
jyjnr some distance frou the battery will.
.4.on, a,rr Ae eoon &C. IN e.n.ira1s 6,od
sbc co,nmc,,ced ,ott;,,, ~, etoon, hut o7rin,r
49, ..-,.- e 49,. -.
u LIE osifAness VI tne h1sht anu Jury ol tne
storm, she did not venture out, dccmtng pru-
6ence the better part Of yalor, and ignorant Of
how many Of our gunboats were in tie imme-
diatc neighborhood.
By the careful execution and successful is
sue Of the expedition, Col. Roberts has placed
feather in his cap worth the Haunting. No
less are the Chicago boys, Of the Douglas
Brigade, who accompanied him, worthy all
praise. The sailors who accompanied the
beats especially arc to be praised for the sp}en-
did manner in which they handled them, and
for the style in which they landed them at the
battery.
One can imagine the ycSation and rage Of
tile rebel c'alrfs over their coffee this morning,
at t!is latest 7anAec trick Of walking into their
stronghold and sriking their guns before their
very eyes, and With their yauntcd GraH1i,as IT.
ing alongside Thus one Of their most p3tcnt
auxiharics and most formidable obstacle in
Ctr path has 1een quietly cleared away.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.]
IWAsu1soroN, April 8, 1862.
The Navy Department received the follow
i,;g telegraph dispatch this morning:
/: $: FLAG ~ s. STEAMER 7 BESroE,
a,, uo, = 1yn1,os so.,,- - .ho Ea-t-
Last night. an armed boat expedition was
, 1862-04-04
Gtc Ctibu,te.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1862.
TO 1HE PEOPLE OF ILLINOIS.

In another part Of this paper VIC present
calm, able and exhaustive review Of the
Egyptian Constitution 1t should be read
by every loyal man in Illinois, as con-
else statement Of the infamies secessionists
and 'l.cir coa1jutors and accompEccs are
ATTEMPTING 10 toist upon the people. Our
Chicago citizens should remember that this
is tlsc constitution a prestige Of the success
Of which is to be sought in our charter elcc-
ton It must be defeated directly and in
directly. 1:cad the exposition.
, 1862-04-04

Tic point Of view was at F, on the Ken
lucky shore, opposite the "shute'' in which
is tho rcbcl steamer tsB." In the main chan-
mel are the rebel transports &C" ""C,"" :"
Tic Iollius ram Manassas lies 1t "E,'' and
We may add that its commander Is pretty sure
to lie wherever he is. The rcIt1 floating bat
fcry Pelican is represented at "D." An
artist friend who accompanies the eSpedi-
tion'' also sends US q cut Of the richest man
on Island No. 10,'' the yeEitable inh:.bitant Of
the farm house shown in the cut This We
10 uot reproduce, but eto await events.
, 1862-04-04

GEN. H1ENKBRsS BRIGADE.
The transfer Of Gen. Blcnker's Brigade
from the Potomac Anaconda to the more
lively and stirring military field promised
,ludcr Gen Fremont, means business if it
n,eaEs anything. This Brigade is made up
Of several thousand plucky Germans and
Others all fighting material They have
been well nigh ruined as an organization
ly the tame events Of their camp life on the
Potomac thus far, and have had endless
difficulties and squabbles now happily put
III rest by the order TO march. Under the
1ea,:' = Of the Mountain District these brave
foreigners will be heard from.
, 1862-04-04
The Gallant Exploit of Col. Roberts.
DARING CT FEDERAL SOLDIERS And
SAILORS.
GHicial Rerert Of Col Roberts Exploit.
From our own Tepotter-1
Ok BoAED STEAMER Y. F. WILSON,

Thr {cct th7s morni,e. i ,x71tiu,r oyer
.to.t 6,r;nt, a.,d brilliant ey,,1o1+ ,,crinrmcd
last nirht I,y Col. Roberts Of the Forty.scc-
r, n,i1cr 10 or,,reri.tc more thoranr71,- ;+s
character and diaicu,ties. I must nrcC,ce it
,,:.;, , t,i,.c n,,,ct,ro1,-;co1 statement III.
,;n,,. 1r,s i,+cns,1v eto-,nv Dur;n, III, a,r
+,,7. Wind had blown STRONGLY from the sou,r
WV, o,...s;o,.,, Int ,,,sfs Ut.o,r ,1o,,,s
,,.n1- ,,,,o, 1,.,, ,,,ed m IN +,,o ,o.t f,nto:'
+- s1,o-,.s r,,,,,, III i7;et,nt bor7zo r,d,,1,r
49, 7,;..1.T ,n,,,a,chc, ,,r;f1ed towards t],e
z,,,it;, ~ 7,r,. 1hrc,t,.r;,r tnf,s and ,,l,ir,s
~. 7,,,o,,,,ter f,1 ra,,;a1v Fvcrzt,;ne ;nd;-
c,ttd cvcn Ia t,,r ,nost incxopricnccl weather
,,ro1,,,,, the advent OF a terrible storm. Du-
r;n,- ,,c cye,,ir1t tle wind treslcucd. accom-
,,.,r7cd bv r7,.cucnt sp,ttrrs of rain. which
a.o,-, ~, 1,,,r,ic.r, aac1- ,;,c sr7do,
o1"|e 'S'inst 'ne uA'4 1-'ne oee'e A'A - 'lAAoe4
slower Of shot. The river rlrplcs were aug-
,,,t.,,+..d ;n+o 4ur,,,7,e,t v,-cs whose vlitc
nienteu An1o ~ ""'e7' "No'N
chps gleamcd llke phosrlorescent spafh!es III
the gathering carkness. At midnlsht the
Storm burst upon us WIN 1caf1al Jury. Inc
ran came down, not III drops, ons IN sheeis
accompanied u !hc most 1cf11oc lnunaer ahd
iEnthl1's lave ever "i1aesseo' Ape Jill
mtrlan darkness OF the night rendered. IL all
nc more a1lSn1'hs5' Ahc sa1e oe'eAopsu az
ihidn'sh1 INTO f;sins sornaao' tearing 1naatS
through Lie "ooas' snapplns OIL branches
''Ec pipe SUNS 'no 1urih's t''en III every
direction HE swallow anu f'ke' islos near
tie i'olht, lost lhtlr cnnlncss ana o1ner ncaa
sesr' :'ho se'e5''l olHer ls'1si'oits Aao t"cir
tunnels and escape 1apcs carried away. About
ohe e.oek, sls'at "hisues u oisI'ess souiu-
u 1h1 onsh 'ns slofin' t"lee or s''lee repeateo.
4he e"'';lo" hao l'111eo iief hnes anu WIS Aast
osnt"s ou. i1''o tnc st.ean' en'olioi!ate's'
s1e "as no1 eoaieu @'lo i''1o ~ S'eann Ieel3
Aonle'4I "as ato"As 'nole Pieeailous' "Aeh
"ri"na'els' aa'cl o'l'''ls5 aoo"' u 4os11Icf ol L
II lie, sic struck against the Cincinnati aud
vas made fast until morning. The storm last
I'd about four hours, raging with terrible ye-
!.cmcncc, and tossing the steamers about on
tue mad waves like cookie shells. Luckily
:i,c Swallow was the only onc blown from her
n,opriurs.
1, was during The Height Of this storm TINT
| Cul- Rolerts performed his during mission
Yesterday morning, the Flag oi1ivcr, Captaiu
| Ihclr=, Col Buford, Secretary Scott and other
t1i;cv,s, held Il conference upon tue la. ships,
at which it was decided to make a night re-
crn'soissarec Of the upper battery, the details
If which were left to Col. Buford. He select
| I'd Col- Roberts and forty picked men Of his
regiment 10 be1he chosen few. Each gunboat
'a:sDaslitu 81 zawl, manned by SIX OF their
i:;rdiest seanaei'. Al Two O'Clock, i'll the very
t''ivAest ii 'hc storm, the little party em-
, 1862-04-04

tY A correspondent, writing from Ship
Island, Gays Of q late expedition to Biloxi,
that the men landed without molestation, and
were marching up to the town .ciM a.nlood.d
,au<kxts, when they came upon a party Of
mounted men and apiece Of artillery, coming
to receive them. The Colonel concluded that,
under these circumstances, the better part Ct
rIor was to retreat, and gave the order &C
c3rdingly.
, 1862-04-04
The Indebtedness Certificates.

The very important part Of the finances of
the country Which tue certificates Of indebt-
cdntss play can be appreciated from the fact
that in fourteen days S50, ,255, 900 Of them
were issued in satisfaction Of pressing claims
upon the Government. The payments were
as follows:
First dag, $4ssCCo; eccond day, $t67,oo0; third
day: $71sMO:. fourth day. $943.A0; fifth day,
$S53, ,oc"; tf1th Gay; $?2o oC07 seventhdsy. $1s0-
0Ga eighth day, $e84, coo: ninth day, sIs, 600 ;
tenth day. $23G6a.00 eleventh day, Il, ,0Go; ;
twelfth day, $A7300); thirteenth day, $216, 900
fourteenth day 81 G14, ,OGo.
, 1862-04-04
EPm ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. Il. ScR1TEN, Advertising 4gestt, C3 Dear
born st., is n1ahored TO 4eceivs Advertisements for
this and al tie Leading R.pers Of the YorsAnest.
, 1862-04-04
THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAP
FROM ISLAND NO. TEN.
he Spikes a Rebel Battery During
the Late Gale.
FROM WASHINGTON.

HEAVY FIRING AT POINT PLEASANT.
, 1862-04-04

BOARD OF TRADE NOTICE.
~ IT Annual E!ection Of the "Board Of Trs ie Of
@ lEe Cty 2i ch;caso I'll be he;a At :ke:. Moa
ciosed 1t r. n. a nueeting If members viii b. held
M y. to Ecar the result OF The election and t:a@
act any other business that mas before tie BoaT
Sls-pi9St SETH CA TIN Err-p+3rT
, 1862-04-04

FOR SALE sale or to rent.
j. frst-c1ass Dwelling House with al tho modern
tmproyementa. 10. Para Row. For particulars IL
, 1862-04-04

ITO RENT-Frcm May 1st, House
i No. .9I Tnbssh Avenue near Twelfth street. Al
ply to Al. A|E2EIL, 20 II abash Avenue, from 10
2, or to 0'cIoCS, r II ap4 p}:Gt
, 1862-04-04

ITO LET.-Brick House to let
Il In the Three story Block on Ontario street. be-
tRecn flIe and St ClaE sta. II good repsr. Posses
sion Eiyt1 May !st Apply to g. MOTION. u River s.
, 1862-04-04

Il IL KINDS OF SCALES, LET
manufactured and repaired by S. S. H1rcuco.;S Co.
ccrncF OF Caaa and Washington SIS: P1oprlrtors Il
Requiring no for IsE, Coal Cattle Scales. All
orders p.om{ ~ 1lCd. apfptc5rnet
, 1862-04-04
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL

pERSONAL.--If this should meet
The notice efMEs: Ennles Foster she Viii h7aE Of
bpue Office an!nSZ1t
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P,usbarg,, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
II ALL Il q Al.

y cYYY0W
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO IT, PIrTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNsYL HANlA cEN7R4L RAILROAD
Vow York, Philadelphia, Batimere and Wash
ngton city, and all the interior towns Of PENN
sylvia nia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 80.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of ali the eastern markets at no addi-
tional cost. sa.sv
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from tho
Fest aud North " est. a.
Connecting at Cfestline with Cleveland / Lake
shore X X. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
New York and Boston, and all tho interior
towns OF Now England, vie New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Steubenville and Wheeling, and Interior towns
u Ohio and Virginia. ~7
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
a Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton ard Cincinnati direct.
Fare ~ low - ANY other Reass.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago On any Of the
eeods, will find attentive cheek agents 1t tho de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free 81
charge t. the fttsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
NJ cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1t ill the principal ticket ON
~ In the West, and st the Compsny's once, cor.
nsf Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or ct the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Bs particular to ask for tickets BY Fort Wayne
DAN. w. BOSS,
0sn'l Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
J. b. MOORE, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight Of all kinds will DO carried from Chica-
10 to all points East at all times, at as low rates
~ any other Railroad route. ssp2y-dM
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DIR. WIN. b. HURD'S
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INSULTING
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Beware OF the Ordinary cheap tooth pow
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Doyou wish to BE- certain that your breath 10
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Or friendsf Use DR.. Hurd's Celebrated
Mouth wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
The astsingent wash is also the best remedy IN
tho world for Canker Bad Breath, Bleeding Gums
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Do you, or your children suffer from Tooth ache !!
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Price, Is cents per bottl,.
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DO you wish complete set Of Dental Rene
dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth? Get
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For sale ct all the best stores throughout the
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CAUr1oN.-As there are dealers who take ad.
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customers inferior pre- it is necces-
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you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and pre-
pared by an experienced and scientific DENTIST
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citation, and Vice President ct the New 1ork
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july8-d2 wtfebl4
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

EvOPTY NILES The SHORTEST ROUTE
l. to Cincinnati, indianapolis ard Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE L nit De-
pot, Chicago, as follows:
At A NJ, daily, except Sunday.
At 6:l0 L N, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive a; lO:45 A NJ, and 10:45 nR.
Through to Cincinnati and In iirnapolis without
change u cars
Elegant sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven nours.
Thr ugh tickets may be obtained n. the principal
RAilroa4. offices in III. North West, md the Com
pany's Office, No. lo3 Randolph street, unler
the Sheru an llouEe.
JOHN BRANDT, Gent Sup't
C.E FOLLETT, GenI Ticket Ag't
d. N. II. MOOR ,Ag't, Chicago.
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Michigan Southern / Lake Share
RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRAN CEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
til further notice trains will leave Chicago ~
- follows:
700 4 u New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
730P n Night Expssss, daily, except SstsF-
days. ,.
Sis A n.
All the shove trains mako regular oonneetiooe
- IIrnkirk. Ru6aIo. Niagara Falls, Albany, Mev
iorf, Boston, PAiladslf Biz, Baltimore and I'll
/ rxurious new Sleeping Coaches. With I'll nod
- improvements run on Night Trains. va
Iof".sS s. CI.,t Il .s,".. 49, = an ss. -
lisuss, o. It tie Depot soRAee Of Old Van Bscso
'and sherman steoots.
HI. 9AWYR
0eoqml Weeeen.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO J.esU York, .vssC England
ard The Cassad1S.

nNA AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 9TH, 1862,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
isot of Lake street, as follows
IA NJ bay txpes (excelt sunday arrivesa
Detroit AT GAO + n Suspension Bridge al 3tU NJ,
Albany ) 80 r N, New York $50 T IA, boston 1880
pm.
7:3o n Night Exp'e ss (except Saturday. ar
rive Detroit at 7:'0A N. Suspension Lrioge
4.5O + NJ, Albany 500 A NJ, New lork 1880
A NJ, Boston $50 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ e Railroad, leave Chi
cago vt A n mai train, 1870 N Fast Express
arrive IN Chicago at S:l5 N Fast Express, aud
8:l5 r NJ Night y all Train.
The 1880 = 81 tram leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars OF baggage.
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ll.iaeis Central Railroad.
R01azIazE1


I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOyEMRrR
~ 90, Trains will leave from the Grand Central
"elot,ioot OF Lake and South Water street I:
through Express, A, $50 A N. arriving at
a"' y exc, S1ndays,i a,ro.a, 4.S0 A NJ
~ TINS Train connect, for Peoria. Alton q
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile. ~
Accommodated At 40D'P Nj. for Cairo and wav
lrin, station, arriving At Cairo q
Every day, s:45 mex, dsv.
EE This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run onlv =,
L,bans. Trains arriveat Chicago at ll;o5 < "
and $50 Pm.
For Tickets and information, apply At the ONCE
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn,
6: A n 6s45 AN
S:45 A ii 925 AN
1900 n 12.5tPM
300 Pm 8A5PM
500 NJ 6:5OPN
w. r. ARTHUR. Gent Supt.
" .P. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Agt. no20u
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! RAILROADS.


~ -
Z !" AnRANoEmEHr, 100.
''7ss;ss nun By 0I;esoo tin. ..,. .,
ssss ts'f'' sAas Ds,s.po,t s;ss.
nN AND AFTER
~ 1852. ard .ssil fartAse ~; al M
tlains viii leave Davenport = follow: passenger
7.4o 4. y. for Victor and washsastoo.
faAlss ARRIVE At DAvssrosr A. ,oL,ov..
6.Sor \. from Victor and Washington. .....
forming trains out OF Davenport yillm.k.d;,,..
connections ct Victor, Iowa city and Wsshinss
ia with the Weston Stage Com psny ssts sos for
~ points West. 'os
Trains from tho West connect Mt Dayenpo,t
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island h.,I
Nfad for Ill points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity a
giving distinct directions - TO 10 estimation Of
their bag also TO . before takina
heir seats In the cars
JOHN !. TRACY, Gsn1 Sup't.
4. KIxsALL, Asst Sup't
Davenport, May "a. lS63.-dtf s.&.4 49,
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- : = -
LIQUORS.
a Slsgha L0lI4, aO.s",

- IN II Slight lOl6x, L Oss = IS +,
lRcn >>Kcnxscx1css, Or 5rtf
l;|s)a ISsIICI 1k<onf, 1Uhich might L
~ checked luith a simple rem
\Y~ edy. if neglected, cJten ter
inmates seriously. Felo are aluare Of
the importance Of storing cH1A o.
aXaht fold IN its first stage thai
,ul,ic5 in the beginning ruoaAd yield to
a mild remedy, i net attended to, soo'
attacks the lungs.
A.ouvz's 19<cnclilM S<cchcs
,uere first introduced eleven years ago
It has Been proved that they are the bes'
articls before the public for onaAa
RcLds, 8<onchifis, .Hsfh,1a
,Bnfnsrk, the Hacking Cough in HGn-
au,,1hfion, and numerous otect'ons q
the gktonf, giving i7snaealate reslef.
Public Speakers and Singers,
,Diu find them efectl1ol for clearing ane
strengthening the uolce.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IL
Medicine, OF Is cents FER boz.
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CLAIKVOYANCE.

MR.. AND MRS. T. 8. PRICE, HYDRO
NA eclectic and ciaiEvoyaat physicians. Mrs.
rnos VII pay sPs,isl attention 70 thspractice Of
obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar 70 her
eek. llE71. 40 IL -,
OFFICE Hevas-9a. m. IA n ~ aOm.. .,a
residence, LsCisire House. Reception room 81.
tween Main and ladies entrs,ee. SecorA s,r..t
tsoH-"A5J Dsvenp It, Iowa.
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MANHOOD!
HOW LOST /! HOW RESTORED!
Just PSb1ished, IN a Nealed Envelope
Prsce, Sc (@nss.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
TaEATAAeAfT- AND RI A1sGAI

NURE or SPERMATORRREA OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and lmpeaiments to Marriage generally.
Nervousness, c. assumptions, Epilsps ysud Fits !:
Mental and Physical Incapa ity, resulting from
Self Abuse, Ac.-by ROB'f J. CULvEKWELL.
II. D., Author Of the Green Book, &c.
"a 0sen - Thsasands Of >uRsPers.,s
eent under seal, in . plain envelope, = any ID
dress, post paid. on receipt Of nix cents, or two
postage stams,by DIR. CH. &c KLINE,
X bowsry, New York, Post Ones Boz ASSES.
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Rutan,s Patent VentilalOJ
Calena + Chicago Cal0n Railre.d.
&QRezR RaNR

&0RF7IH1zIfF RA0ER
nN AID AFTER MONDAY. NAY 1sra
~ 4th, 1852, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot. Chicago, - follows, (oundays excepted y
At y:5O u and p , N, for Bslvidere, Rockford,
Freeport, Warren, Galena, Danli,h, DUBUQUE
and intermediate places.
A. $50 A n and GAS r n for Dixon. Polo. Full
ton, Cedar kapids and intermediate points,
At . for Elgin, belvidsrs, Rockford and in
ternsdists points.
Al $50 n .or Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers Tor Beloit and Janesvills will take
the ESQ r n and p n trais
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
mond. Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
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At Halo A NJ from Fox River Valley.
At $50 A N, Geneva Accommodstion.
~ Sleeping GAYS ON Night Trains.
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