, 1862-04-17

Glc cAlenQaf as Inc p1rLnuay OF n0no. II sees
among other changes and disinantlings, null
titudes Of homes reorganized for the coming
year. Housekeepers will find no better en-
pozinm in Chicago for that wide range of arti-
eles set down as housekeeping wares, than is
offered in the stock OF Mcssrs. a. r. s. G. a.
Miller, Nos. 235, and 237 State street, where
their double store is filed with one Of the
best assortment ever offered in this city.
Their stock includes every article required
in domestic hardware from cook stove to
tack hammer. They are the agents for the
celebrated Model Cook Stove, one Of the most
perfect In it's line Of mechanism. It is pro-
nounced the landsemest and best finished
Of etoyes, joining to its good looks simple
1ty and economy, qualities that attest its
claim to the title it bears. It is perfectly air
tight, burns coal or wood, and has oYcns that
are the delight Of housewives. The processes
Of roasting and baking arc entirely separate,
willie by the old method they are carried on
together, the fumes Of each being intermin-
eled. By an Ingenious contriyance the TWO
ovens can be thrown into one by removing a
single plate, giving one Of the largest ovens
ever constructed.
Passing from the extremes of heat to cold,
next to a good cook stove the well-regulatcd
fumily must possess q refrigerator, and Win
ships Patent, sold by the Messra. Miller, is
second to none in market. We write what
We do know when We say that it is perfect,
being ventilating, economic Of ice, convent
ent Of access, and handsome in appearance.
As there are q variety Of tastes, to them
Ns1Jar of-o rsa ,F- ,4
We rest at the very threshold Of enumeration,
where to enumerate would be publishing
catalogue, but their list includes wide yari-
ETY. Of metal wares, tin and Japanned goods,
house cutlery and shelf hardware, tools, &c.
These gentlemen are cnterprisipg, prompt,
reliable, and by these qualities have built up
an excellent business in the South Division,
and richly deserve the Success they have
won,
| Belief to Wounded Soldiers,
Extract Of letter received at the Sanitary
| Commission rooms, dated Cairo, April Il,
let2-" Rev. Mr.. Savage, who has just come
down from Pittsburg Landing, says that the
supplies from the Sanitary Commission of
Chicago were most oppo1tune. They were
the first that reached Savannah where the
wounded soldiers we're collected. Seven
| steamboat loads Of wounded were supplied
by the stores Of the Louisiana from Chicago,
| the supplies from Cincinnati were met By the
Louisiana on her return, about half way up to
| Fort Henry from Paducah.'' The above in
formation will be gratifying to the people Of
/ Chicago who have SO Iberally and nromnt1v
responded to the call made upon their beneyo-
,ence
AENIyERsARF OF THE YOUNG MEs's
cup1s714. Aszocr.r,o~ -rha Aoe,e1ot;on
TN hn,s ~ ann,,se-sa.u =. en.aoa soa..on oaa..
VIII noio It's anniversary on sunday evening
next. Thomas B. Bryan, ESQ., with his usual
liberality. has kindly offered the use of Brvan
| u.,1 e.. ~. ....sa n-.1.Ns
nai 4ol ene oecAslon. Int feo1lng fres1oent
John " tarWell, Esq, Will present 3 asumma
r. of what has been accomplished duriaq the
| nast xcnr tn +hoee xbo bova ,ot .o,n a1,,+.l7
,N.'- sS Wv AeA' nos asa 1'aseu
themselves Win 1ne extent Of THIS "oEk, II
will be an Interesting history. The President
address .nd 1e;,r he fo,,o,.a hr ~ho-t 49, ~
mari. rom several c1errvmen Ina ~ o,,,
mission schoo1s viii, fnrn;sb the ,nns;c Az
ministers arr rronested ~ o,nft thoir ,s.a,
snndar even;2c service +hat tbsf- conn-sera
;,ns Wv a+taoJ c-,on.