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, 1863-03-10

One of the Committee,


Smiths
At luee1lng OF the macnlnlsts aul L1avh-
smiths Of this city, held ut Moulder's Hall,
No. 232 Lake street, the following resolutions
were passed;
WHEREAs, There has been MI increase in price
Of all the neceseatics Of life, from 50 to 500 per
cent, during the last eighteen months; and where
as there has been no corresponding increase III the
Resoxred, That in ort1cr to protect ourselves and
thofe dependent on ns for support, from that dcs-
titten and misery that is daily oycrtakiug us, We,
the uachinists end blacksmiths Of the city Of Chi
cago, respectfully request our employers for IN ad
vance Of a0per cent On our i.csent rate OF wages,
from and after the 18th day OF March, 1865
being connected with this meeting. that 10 one
here assembled Will take his place on any account
whatever.
, 1863-03-10

T. this city. on the 9Th Inst, MIS-. SUSANNA AL
BOIT. aged n yeHrs.
In Miami County, Ohio, Oh the evening OF tbs I'd
Inst Al the fceidcoce OF her grand parents CARRIE
only CHILD OF c. and Maggie Fcnne aged Jears and
umonths
In the hospital, 1t Esshvl1e. Tenn, JAN eoth. OF
Tngd rfce.1ed i the battio Of Stone hser Dec sst
krKtment III Vol, aged d yesEs.
~ 1RnAa. Il. r spspsis plslss e9py.
, 1863-03-10

Buffalo Seed market-march r.
Quiet and quoted ut }6.15<S625 for clover. and
at &. .b0Ge. .s0Ias7H for timothy. Flax sacd at
$3.50.
, 1863-03-10

Cincinnati Seed marlket-March J,
The market continues dull, and prices arc isreeu.
lar Orders are being filed at Ss25l85 80, but sales
could not be effected to any extent at over 8G.OJ.
The sales were $50 bu at $500 md 100 bn at x6 ID
Timothy is quoted at s3,5oQ2.Go, but there Is lot
much doing In it. " ~
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:for Halt.

TOR SALE.-A Steam Flourinr
- MIL II Chicago for sale at a bargain Apply Is
B. QCIMDI d CO., toJ South Wafer street.
, 1863-03-10

Glover seed Is very dull, and VIC quote at $5,75n
600 nom first hands and store: sale Of Is bu It
the inside figure: Flax seed ia wanted and may bo
steady at e. 80.
, 1863-03-10

Government Contract for Hay. =
On the 9Th inst, at st. Louis, a contract for
10,cco tons Of hay, to be delivered at Memphis,
WIS let at SO per ton.
, 1863-03-10

,Ne hereby certify that the prices annexed to the
apofn articles. bought at establishments ara our
regular retail prices. JULIUS BAUER.
JAMES BOLTON
agent for !. II Singer 4 Co.
GEO. ". STEVENS.
AZ the conclusion Of the Concert Gfts Will be drawn
IN the presence Of the audience hF cpmm!tten an
pointed oy the audience 70 snper1ntend the drawing
Doors open 1t o'clock. Couce.t to corauencs At
* o'clock. " ~9tAAA~' -
11CKETS-.....--..--. 90.
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In consequence Of the dissolution ofthe nrn Of Gage
BFo Drake. BY limitation We Si sell to the highest
bidder, without reserve, for Cash, the Farm we'll
known y ihc fremont Garden situate two miIes south
Of tho city limits on the Hue fstaad Plank Road.
The Farm 50 acres Of The highest ground aud
most valuable land in the ycirlsy OF Chicago,
rcIse having been spared in the drainage and other i1l-
p;2Semehts 70 bsinE uader th highest cultivation.
The Garden contains large number Of StrawbcTr
Bcds-covcrine about three ncrcBeds Of Asparagus.
I.hubarb, ,CucEbeEs. Kallse., Lettuce SC. CnrrsnE
nd GoosherEy Bushes, Apple. Peach, Pear and Cherry
Trees Of almost every variety. Lettuce aud ltshea
ase now really Tor t1e msrkcf and other vegetable in
upwards Ut 10, co. lights OF ElAss-
The Grten house contains every variety Of the exotic
Grape tn the highest state OF cultivation.
The DwelnuE-uonse and entisc Furniture. Darn.
Uog-House aud OFT buildings
Ihe Live st9ck sonptses three Mares With fos! one
seven cows: four yonnE Cnttle, Erent variety OF
Poultry with about 30 Hogs Of the Suffolk aud White
chester stock. .
Farm Wagons, donbc ami Single Harness. and al the
Farming Utensils the whole presenting OF the hest
chanees Offered IN the vicinity Chicago for the
purchase Of Ecr under the best cultivation. and In
that forward state that insnrcs immaculate INCOME
upon the investment
Forfurthcr particulars address ates:rs Gage bro. L
Drake. or WM- 4. BUFFERS A Co,
1nhlcn9s0-td ANct0neerS. Chicago. III.
, 1863-03-10

~ Their will be meeting at Wintcrmeyer i
Brothers saloon, corner Larrabce ct. and Clyburne
avenue on Wednesday evening. March 11th. A. c.
BLESSING and other good speakers will be present
to address the meeting. Let the yeomanr5 Of the
old Seventh make note Of the meeting.
, 1863-03-10

Near Warrington, TAzeveli County, H., March 5sh,
~ kev: Martin, ELN00D HICKS add ELIZA
a. SHOENAEKR,
, 1863-03-10
Gbifa9o Gribu,te.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1868.
THE CITY.

TIE ISEvESTr-SEooSp.-T friends Of the
Firtt Board of Trade Regiment (1llinois 7,d)
will be interested to learn TINT it has left
Memphis for Vlcksburg, by steamboat.
, 1863-03-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

MONDAY EVENING, March ., 1863,
PROFESSIONALISM quiet and neglected.
Sales were:-50 brls sweet picked hams at S1300: :
20 hrls country kettle Lard at 104c; 80 bxs coun.
trycut English Middles, at &c for Long Rib and
Short Rib ind &C for Short Clear MiddIes
TALLOW-Masket bare aud firm. Sales were
Ia brls prime country at 1nHc,
BUTTER-1n fair demand and firm, Sales were
as fo11ows:-24 1Eklus good at e0c.
CRACkLlNGS-3tonB at $500 q ton.
DRESSED H0Go Received, 1858. Market q
ehade easier and \ It go firm. Sales were:
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In consequence Of the dissolution OF the n7r, OF
Gage Bro. Drake by Imitation we shall sell With
out reserve. to the highest bidder for cash. the Hotel
veil known to travellers Is The MasaasoIt House a
Bstek Fys sosy Ra!ld!ne and Lot 4o1lo leet Situate
avenue. opposite The Great Central CHICAGO. III
Also ut the same time the entire Household Furni
turr conNstin. OF Pnr1or Drawing Room, Chamher.
Ned-Room. Dni1g-K.om aud Kitchen Furniture;
Beds AattFaEses Eedding. Carpetn=. Mirrors. Crock
ery China. and Glassware. Bed aud Table Linen Table
Cutlery slyerP1atsI Ware. &c.-the whole coulpris.
trE all that Is reqnlse 10 carry on First Glass Hotel;
pipes together With the Office and bsr.room iurniture
The location Of the House Is Of the most central
largest wholesale houses and directly opposite the
treat CentsaI nspot: l. Ten nnnt oEdek oui4in:.
Two hundred Eoon.; and doing lucrative business.
The lot xl3o fcet. Is very valuable aad desirable
busuc.A property.
The House and Furniture will he sold together OF
separately, as the purchasers may desire.
FosE1rlher PARTICULAR. address Mestrs Gage. Bro.
l. Drake or W1l A. HCTTERS d Co
Mh1Gaq4Gt4 AucspueeFs Chicago iii
, 1863-03-10

LIVERPOOL FRoy1s1oSs.-From tic 1st Of
December. 1862, to the 1st Of March, 1868,
there were billed through to Liverpool, atthe
Western Agency Of the Grand Trunk, Chica-
60, provisions to the weight Of 5,6lo,571
noundk
, 1863-03-10

GOVERNMENT sroCEs.
Q. S. year cert. 93k do. coup. 95x
Ta,lo T: Notea.....1o5I q. s: IS 81, leg;d.. 9s:s
Oct & Aug. 5a..... a q. S. Gu, 81, coup .10l K
Sterling exchange quiet-at 1.sH@t7sx for
opening at 653S and closing at 1881.
, 1863-03-10
Contribution. for Vieksbury Re1lc1
Committee,


The following are the contributions re-
ceiyed to-day by John F. Beatty, esq.,, secrc-
tary Of the Board Of Trade for onr Vicksburg
Relief Committee:
Jos. L. Rcyno1d, Chicago. $50 %
Ayails Of Fair held By come little girls at the
hollse Of Geo. G. Morton. 400
E. ". Lewis, SomaD0uk, ,Il........,........ 500
". ". Joseph, Independence, Iowa .... 500
Collection In Hyanet, ILL.,. by D. sprDrler 1000
Mr.. ]. ". Preston leaves tonight for
VicksbuTg, with about two car loads of
vegetables. We want to send car load 4 day
for d fortnight, If possible, and hope that not
only money but Contributions Of vegetables
will be promptly forwarded from MI parts of
the country. Vegetables shipped to Murry,
Nelson d Co. will come freight free Picked
cabbage and onions are particularly desired.
As stated in our circular, onions We will glad
" pay for, if not contributed, and hope that
friends OF the soldier all over the country will
aid us In getting supply Of this much need
ed vegetable. L despisable set Of truckstcrs
and trickster spectators have run the price
up on onions here to s200 and even $2.50 per
bushel, SO that VIC desire to let them hold the
onions till they burn their fingers, when no
doubt they will let them drop. In another
place will be found directions to frieuds in
the country who will mid us In buying.
r. L. UspERwcop,
Que of the Committee
, 1863-03-10

APPOINTMENT or CANAL CoLLEcroR.-S.
c. Mason, Esq, has been appointed Collector
Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal, at this
city. The appointment is q good one. Mr.:
Mason LAS been the inspector at Lasallc, and
is thoroughly conyersant with the Canal bust
, 1863-03-10

SENT TO RAFoRM scHooL-An Irish lad,
about twelve years Of age, was brought be-
fore Commissioner Williams, yesterday morn
ing, charged with stealing d revolver valued
at about $40. He Was sent to the Reform
School.
, 1863-03-10

PocKKT P1c5Ep.-An old Indy, skty-two
years Of age, had her pocket picked of TWEEN
ty-thsce dollars, In one Of Walkers omui
huees. On Friday
, 1863-03-10

|os ACADEMY.
III wabash ..enas netTesa e Adams and Jackson it,
CEuDEkNs CLAsa every TuesdaY sud S.tnnaav
Pazenssonly showed "a Visitors. Assembly evs<y Tues
ntitsd@ t IS s1eeRt taose tassodaced tY seaolsss,
, 1863-03-10

CIRCUIT CoURT OF Cook CouNrY-B.fore
lion. George Maneir4s.-B. F. Carver ct al rs.
N. x. Fairbank. This is d suit brought By
tie late firm Of B.. F. Caryer s, Co., bankers
in this city, for the use Of Billings and Bah
cock, two Of the patrons Of said firm, to re.
cover Of the defendant the sum Of $2,850,
the amount Of transaction had between Mr..
Carver and Mr. Fairbank, alleged By the latter
to hare been on account Of the firm of B. T.
G. & Co., and charged to them on his books,
but which plaintiffs claim to hare been an in
diyidual transaction of Caryer's, for which
they refuse to hold themselves responsible.
This action is instituted to recover the
amount. J. Y. LIE Moync for plaintiffs; Writ
Dexter for defendant.
SUPERIOR CoURT-R.tore Hon. Fan Il. Hg-
gins.-1t was expected that No. 351, Inness
against Ross, case which when tried year
or two ago, attracted great deal Of public
attention, would come up to be retired yes
terday morning. On account, however, Of
the illness Of Mr.. Van Buren, counsel for the
defendant, the case was continued to the first
day Of the next term.
No. 94ee -McCagg rs. Mitchell-was tried
betore the Court. Plaintiff sues as assignee
Of E. I. Tinkham d Co., ON note made By
defendant to Tinkham and assigned to plain
tiff for the benefit Of his creditors. Defend
ant offered, as eetrotf, certain checks and
drafts on Tinkhnm d. Co., dated prior to the
assignment, and signed by different parties.
The plaintiff claimed that, as to all these
checks and drafts, the defendant should prove
that they held them before the commence
ment Of the suit. The plaintiff proved that
one Of the checks was drawn after the suit
was brought. The Court excluded this check
and all others originally payable to bearer,
but allowed as set.off oil those payable to
order, and rendered Judgment for plaintiff for
sGo0.75. Both parties moved for new trial
For plaintiff, Hon. s. ". Fnl1er; for defend
ant, Irwin and snowhook.
, 1863-03-10

No QUoRUM.-Last night VAS the regu1ar
night for the meeting Of the Common Coun-
ell, but there was no quorum.
, 1863-03-10

II wGrandtconcentration Of beauty health, com.
fort and durability Of the teeth secured By using
Uudson'a Unrivaled Tooth Paste. Sold by Drug
giets and Dentists generally.
, 1863-03-10

THR TURSvHREIS MAsQUERADE.-The bal
xnasquc given by the Turnverein at Bryan Hall
was very brilliant affair, witnessed by hun
drcds Of our most prominent citizens. The
costumes were exceedingly 1ich and the char
acters finely taken and maintained, more es-
pecially the Clowns, Harlequins and Co1um-
blnes. The tableau1 were the best ever given
In the city, and though few in number, were
nloet beautifully conceived and artistica1ly
grouped. Tie festivities were kept up until
late hour, when the merry party reluctantly
separated. The Turnverein are entitled to all
credit for inauguratipg 80 brilliant and nnex-
ccptionablc an entertainment. No improper
characters we're present, and all went as
"merry as marriage bcll.',
, 1863-03-10

CuoKED TO DRA1u-Coroner Schmidt MAS
called, on Sunday, to hold an inquest upon
The body Of Patrick Dutland, q laborer, living
at 16 Mather street, who was choked to death
BY q piece of meat, while eating his dinner on
Saturday. FeTdtrt Of the Jury in accordance
Hith The facts rs nho9e stated.
, 1863-03-10

A1LoTMEsTs.-The allotments for the 72nd
Regiment hnee been received, and will be paid
out, at the Supervisors rooms, on Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock. The allotments for
other regiments will be paid as fast Us re-
ceived, Of which due notice will be given.
, 1863-03-10

70 Cook Mclean, os Dearborn street and 1as
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shawls, &c. Gents costs, vcsts and pants reno,
vated in superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
b]cachcd and pressed In the latest style. Grape
shawls died the most gay or ezaye colo.s.
mh1il.3m
, 1863-03-10

@ToH THuMB's PuoToaRAFus."-Af fresh supply
Of those interesting photographs Of Tom Thumb
and Lady have been received by MeNally It Co.,
q Dearborn &tseeh
, 1863-03-10
Duuttb.

" ANTED-A book keepers sit
" uatton wanted by young man who has had
over ten years rrnctieal experience In the Double
house ii ths city to Ehom he refers By a.
ence given desired. Is willing to engage On trial
Habits unexcepttorabtc. Address, E. F.. Boz l5s5.
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OF &c IALs

War Department, Adj utant Generals Office,
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1863. s
General Orders, No. 3;S.-The time for enlist
ing Recruits in the Regular Army under the
provisions Of General Orders, No. 100, Of June
IS. 1869, is hereby extended to December 1, 1863,
during which the extra bounty of $500 will be
paid.
e. ID. TOWNSEND.
oc 27.1w Assistant Adjutant General.
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THE EVENING STAR.
o,,cp RrPoRre.-First Precinct-Barnard
-. - 80 nh aud haffery. held for cnurf J.

POLICE RrPoRTs.-Frst Prseinct-Barnard
w seeo.s iPsreesaei-Wm. 4. Ray, Keeping open
On sons 70 e stolen Wins oo sanx Ia Rs e
pavement dismissed. Patrick Failey, keeping
open on Sunday; $40. Toney Baude, throwing
and ~ ssno wiihous Il
cense; $50. VIM. A. Ray, selling brandy ON
Sunday by the drink; s2s .,,..s..,,.
s5ls. w. III. Brasnear, selling liquor unli-
censed: $1,000. VIM. King, do; dismissed.
Martha Pianf do; s2A4. A soldier, do; mill
do: ? siss Mary Bosaa. do; dismissed.
Fouyh Precinct.-R Robert Bell and John Don.
ovan, grand larceny; Jail for court. Anna Ri
ley, drunk and disorderly; 81 James Watt
FSft1 Pseeinet-R,ch'd Lee, violating city or
dinance; Sl5s Thomas Clark. do; 30. James
Ward, indecent exposure; s2S9 49, A; Young
lty; -. Thos. Carter, larceny; Jail for hearing.
Ailsey Jenhins, Mary Coleman, Anna Holmes,
DO; do. 1t. David Gordon, drunk and disor.
Derby; military. Edw. Wood, larceny: jail for
lsixA Precinct.-John West, larceny; Charles
Bishop, assault and Battery; John Rous, larce.
H Harrsa rdinr ON paV e 81 H, ICE
Bender, disorderly; sa. VIM. Gostine, Keeping
open for business after IL O'Clock at night; $40.
orderly: 81. o. Harris. creating nuisance; 81.
Lewis Hopkins, disorderly; 90. Dan1 Stewart,
do; -. Albert Rose, drunk and disorderly;
-. John Dobbins, do; 81. Julius Henanlt,
selling liquor on Sunday; @25.
Tenth Precinct.-Mary Boston, selling liquor
unlicensed; $40 Alfred Smith, do; dismissed.
Mary O'Biien, brutal treatment OF horse: Is.
Dann Gan tford, Alexander johnson, larceny;
dismissed. John j. Bassett, Chas. Mcclellan,
runki military.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-John A.
Williams, disorderly; 81. George H. Manrer,
do: dismissed. VIM. McOlligett, do; do. Kate
Howard, drunk and disorderly; @3. George
Hodges, drunk; military. James M. Tayman,
do; dismissed. Edward Fitzgerald, threats;
bail for peace. Daniel Murphy, assault and
battery; dismissed. James Welsh, peddling
unlicensed; s2n. r. S. Hyde, drunk and disor-
derby; SO. Thos. Ordon, disorderly; locked mp
three hours. James Reeves, drunk and disor-
derby; %.
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, 1Ro1r OF fHB 8H0INDRR AND Aer,I.
lery Opsrationa Of the Army Of the Potoma.
ON - OFeanixaaion 10 the close tbs Psninsolsr
in1Sien. II 3sn. Barnard. Chief Dne ineer, and
sn. berry, Chef Of ARTILLERY. Vol. ilustfatsd
90; aen e Maps. f'sn'.& . re ss..nr..v,o.
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TRAVELLERS DIRNOTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Is 9 =


ia 81 q
Q. and after Tuesday, August II 1853, DAILY
TkA1N6 VIII BE- resumed oetMeSn WA1a1N6TON
anA WHl1LIN0 aAd PARKHR6BUR0, and six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON.
Leave Warrington 1t 8 and Ills .. N. and and
On Sundays 1t 50 ,. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave At 30, and Ills O. M and !, and 80 ,.
n. On Sundays at 8 .. m. and and $50 p. N. only
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIN WEST.
Leave Warrington at $50 .. m, and 5, 8, and 50
p. m, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at and
8 n. N. trains only.
This il the only route by which Baggage can be
Checked Through from WdsAiastoa.
FOB WASHINGTON ANB TH1 9OETH.
a.m. and 5 80. and 8p. m. On Sundaysat 4. 30 and
fhe third and ffth trains only from Baltimore
stop st way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at .. m and 5p N.
Leave Warrington at 8 o. NJ. and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information, tickets Of every kind.
10, apply to G. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, at Washing
~ '-'.' :. - w. r. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent. Al s-tf
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RITflNHoUs1. FAINT L co..
B 4 " X = i s,
NO. $50 P1NNSYLVANIA AvlNUl.
WIN continue 70 furnish
U. .. RIVE.TWENTY BONDS
~ long Issued b. Ne Government, st ,ar.
.. Coupon 60 o. ISL.
q. Q. ~ Treasury Notes,
q. q. Certificates OF Indsb9ednaes.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1xsAaase On al yarts Of 1uroDs anA The Noeths.
oatass sold h suus 70 sait purchasers.
otoeks md 0oA bought In New YORK s1elusiye.
On Oommisio0.
W0 0x11NA0Us1. FAINT & 90.
By WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auesiousers.
At the Horse Bazaar; 90 sos.h side La. Avs.us,
oettceeS 9th and l0tk ss7esss.
w I. WALL L co.. Auetionssrs. have nov
No a. OF aand on conaenment Of their Bazaar,
i % private sale, large assortment Of Pam
w CaIriases, RocksMsys, Park WAGONS, Jenny
T T,na. assW%.ntovn, TOP and No.tsp. Bussies
1a0sunS Ma9ons; Coachss, Harness, Saddles, MIR
ae q 0 Hsr i not here snImeratsd which
s;n IN want WI do well to give cali and sx
90 u. l0t WIN. L. WALL & CO., Austa
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TNIT1D STATES $50 BONDS.
UNITED gTAT1s 7-9e TRlAsURY NOTES.
UNITED Stairs COUPONS OF 1881.
UN1I1D 6TAT10 011TIIIOAT1S OF IN.
DDBf1DN1ee.
eolA. bilvsf. UneuzHsnt Money, 1xshaase q I'll
parts Of Europe and The NortAt5a Oities.
BOUGHT AND Sold.
We a1s Authorised 70 furnish IN Bonds n ~
enni tie In Of August Asxt, When Tie privilsdse
Of convention ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col sxseutsd n New Yors
exolndvely on commission.
RITTDNH0Us1, PANT co..
Bankers, 3G3 Pam ava.na
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uGlMDO1U -
HIGHLY CoAcgHTRATRD
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Al POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Eoa- Retention ~ Iseonhneaes Of Uriss, hrtss.
tios, Inflammation o. liberation Of As BlsS-
der and Kidneys Diseases Of tie Prof.
sats Gland, Stone In tie Bladder,
Calcerous Gravel Or Brick
Dust Deposit and
kseoxs ~ Kaky Discharges, and an Dissssss o.
Atsetons Of tie Bladder and KidSsys,
and Dropsieal Stockings, e,istiae
IN Men, Women or Children.
HELMB0LD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from lxessses. Habits Of DIE.
dpation. attended with the following symptoms
Indisposition to 1xsrtion. Loss Of Power.
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trsm bling, Horror Of
Disease ,Dimness of vision, Wake.
fulness, Pain In the Back,
Universal LasEituds Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of :.
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin,
HRUPTIONS ON THE FACE.
PALLID COUNfENANCK.
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on. which ,Aie
medicine invariably removes, soon follows "a
tuity, Epileptic Fits In one Of which the
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed BIZ
those +" Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and oONsUMP.
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
will confess.
The
records
| Of the In
/ sane Asylums
and the Melan.
eholy Deaths By Con
| sumption. bear amplew.
ness to the truth Of the
sertisn. The constitution ga
| nected with Organic Weakness. re-
| auires the aid Of medicine to strensthsn
and Invisorate the Systsm, which HlrM
BoLDp 11TRAoT BUoHU INVARIABLY Dor,
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED ooNPouHp
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPlRILkf.
| purifying
I the blood, 70.
| moves all diseases
| arising from excesses
| and imprudenes in Life.
| chronic constitutional dis.
| eases arising from an imuurs
state Of the blood and the only raIia
| bls and enectual known remedy or tn
cure Of scrofula, Scald Head, Salt
Rheum, Pains and Gwsllinss Of
the Bones. alterations Of the
Throat andLess. Blotchss,
Pimples on the 1ses,
letter. 1rysipelas,
| and Ill soaly
| eruptons
| Of the
| skin.
| Two table spoonful Of the Extract OF sa,...a
rils sAdsd to pint Of water Is equal to TIE LiAs
Diet Drink, and one bottle Il fully equal to ~.
OF the Syrup Of sarsspaZilla, Or tie Deeostjoa "a
usually made.
~fH1s1 1XTKAoTs HAVE B1uN Ap.rvr.
T1D TO USE IN TH1 UNITED srATIS AN
and are also IN very General use in all the STAT
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY YNaTT
TUTI0Ns throughout the land a van a. 1. -
vsts yrscttesss and ere considered = i,yatssAae
remedies.
SEE MEDICAL PaoPss4rEs o. Buoxu.
From Di.pensssory q as United ssss<s
Bee Professor DBWE1s' valuable works .. ~
Practice Of Physic.
Bee rsmarks made By the Iats eelsbrstea d,
PHY6IO. Philadelphia.
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ELL, . celebrated Phydsian, and Nsmher - -.
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland ana ,uhlssA.s
In the tsansaetions Of the King ana Queen : Jorr
nal.
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BENJAMIN TRAvIRS, Fellow Of Rov.l 0cn.
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PRICIS,
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WAR plPARTA1NT.
WA2HflQfQl. IurA 8. I61

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The Adjutant General Will provide An appropri'
ats medal OF honor for the troops who. after the
expiration Of their term Aavs 1sred their services
to the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from States that
have volunteered their service In the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order ofths Secretary Of War.
L. D. TOWNS1ND,
10 % Assistant Adtutant General
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