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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14
Cautions ssaIBs. the mote common Er.
T0Ts IN PaTsing.

IOBe ID raIHnBs
[Cootjnusd.1 i
CAUTION 4. Be careful 10 distiDguiSh
Part!ciples. PaTtioipial adjeCtivss, and
ParticipiAl nouns from each other.
In the following examples pArtieiplss
are indicated by p pre6Ied. psrticipial
adjectivss by p. a., and psrticipial nouns
byp;n. r...-.s
l SAY the sun fp rising
2, saw the(p a. rising sun.
3. Isaw ,he(p NJ rising Of The suO.
a With ev's [p.l cproissd like one
Up. inspirsd Pale Melancholy sa. (p.)
retired.
s. With (p. a } uprais'd eyes. like Au
Up a. Inspired person, pale Melancholy
sat in a [p a.. retired place.
6 (p) Having missed his way be did
hot arrive In season
I 'i7I He was ashamed of[p NJ haVing
ucteu 30 OhuV.
8. (p.) Bling provided with ladder
Ard Hamheau, our whole party ventured
into the ame'openb9.
9. Upon Up. /" being que'tiOnsd the
prisoner cor fesesd his guilt
10 The corn tn.) having been plas.
tsffo6 late had uSt.ti@eito insure.
II. On accouu. Of its Up n haping
b en- planted toe late the corn did not ma.
ture.
In example Erisfhg is the present act
i've participle Of the intrausitive verb 10
rise, aud relates to the sun as its sub,
jeet. 6f5 ~trr.f TA7c0
In example 9, rising is participia
adjectiv" qualifying the noun sun.
In example 8 risibe is a ,participia
noun, in the ohjrclive case, and governed
by the verb saw. {.
| 71IhsxSppIeT4- aprais'd, Inspired and
retired are 6rst past p. rliriples. relating
to eyes. one and Melancholy, as their re
spectivs SUI jpcts.
In example s, ,aprqised. inspired, and
retired are participial adjeciivrts, qualify
10y eyes, s 4 person gat 5a~pd psqe, respective
y. -' -, ~
In example 6. having missed is the ser,
ond past psrIicipteo Of the transiliye vsrt
10 miss, and relates 10 he as its subject.
In exampte5T hdping acted is a parti-
cipial noun, 10 the objective case, and
governed by th- proposition Of.
Iu example 8. being provided is tht
present passive participle ofthe transitivt
verb tOprovids and Ie'ates to party as ii,
subject. -s. ,rr had ....o. ...-,t.
In example 9 being Questioned is par!
ticipial noun. governed in the objective
BY the proposition apoa.a a Z HT
In example 10. hatity been, planted il
|
the second past participle passive of tht
t-ansitive verb to plant. and relates tc
corn as its subject.
In example II having been planted is
participial noun governed in the object
i've case by the proposition of.
Remark. A participle, iu the narura
order. Of construction. follows tile noun
or p'ononn to which it relates, a parlicip
ial adjective precedes the noun which i,
QUALITIES, and a paricipial noun is either
the nominativp o. a verb, or the object Of
a verb or proposition. ... s...,.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
(ro be continually IT
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NOTICE.

All persoos who have had their
mouths rrParedEr arti6Cialteeth By the
late DraJ. 5.lHamil. or who are wearing
temporary teeth insert-d-sy him, or who
made contracts with him for work, will
plraseca'l on Dr.. j. Feeman with whom
arrangements have been made to com.
pleis unfinished work oiDr. Hamjl and
with whom Dr.. Hamil's books win be
left. Dr.. Feeman vii be found sfler
April lst one door west of Dir. Wagen.
baPs Office 10 the Shaef-r Block .
March 10 Mrs J s. HAMIL
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Railroad Election.
OFFICE G. W & z RAILROAD,

OFFICE g W q RAILROAD,
CISeiSSATi, May I. 1861
Notice is hereby given, 'ha, there will
be mee'ing Of the Stockholders of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad. at Washington. Faye,re coun
ty, Ohio. on Thursday, May 9Slh, 1868
ior The purpose of eIectIng Directors, and
the transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Ssc'y.
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:, ,,s,iaE EThs following named gentle@er
&efe appointed Provos. Marshal, Com
- fnitSiSust and Surgeon Of the iSrh Con
ktsshIohai Disirict (.
'',1 DIV. RSbey, Provost Marshal; Mar.
p. .llao kassS,: CSnaiissidSsti and Dir. j. W
Lewis, sargsSdi.a Z, +sofo,' @io,
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II NOEECRS-All All par.
sons fIent trsspsssiBe opon my Ia6ds,
after this delss either haoIing. fishing d
trapping, viii " prosSoutsd d ere faIiesI
extent OF the iav. Take warning, ss
shall most figidly sBlOfcs gks Shove
without respect to person. .,lgl
Sw--4. sA ROBERT wilson.
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'E6tjsrf CONVENTION:

a3e,l. 2, . Tbs attehtloa N the Union msu ~ the
county Ia called to ibs bO,ios f,r Coun
,''y' Convention to selsct dtlAghtes fot h'
State Convention, aPpoin. a G-niral Com
mit.pc, aud 10 trsnsact other irhportah'
business.
IL, every uuioa Hsa in tie county
make his arrangements 50 that be Can
bs on hand at the meeting.
Turn cut in your wagons, and Brihg
your friends and neighburs.
q, A Book FOR TtiE TIMES. -Schmucher' 1
r Hisiory Of The Rebellion The 6rs' volume
being uov nearly ready Tor distribution
r giving full and authentic account 81
the various causes which led 10 the war
dating back as far as 1916. bringing ut
in regnlar and connected chain Of tht
: events ofimporiance which were question:
Of contention between the now contend
ing parties together with full and re
liable account Of the various engage
msnts. lend and naval. from the 6reing
upon fhe Star Of the West up 10 the close
of. the Peninsular campaign together
with HographcaH Sketches of the various
Commanders and Generals. naval and mil,
itsry, who'w were the most prominent ac,
tors in the scenes up 10 that time. Being
written, as il is. by the most reliable and
impartial American Histori,u combin
isgs superiority in mechanical execution,
together with cheaphess. Il mus, become
the popular work. The second volume
will follow the FIRST as soon az published.
W. LEWIS. Agent for Fairfield Co.
IMPoRrANr TO TAx-pAYoHs. .--Aii per.
sons residing in Hooking, Grr enfield,
Pleasant and Bern Townships, are hereby
po.i6ed and requested to make out and
return to me. on or before the let day of
June next. alfali aud Sorrso. list Of all
property! !of objects liable to any tax or
qdsty. also. the amount due for license and
The auaountof iHeome for the year 1869.
1.-THE nscsss,ry blsnks for the returns
and lists. with instructions for making
oct the ssme. viii be furnished by calling
iaapon me as my Office, 10 Lancaster. Ohio.
.ssds ssissaAs KINNIs FRITTER.
Nay 10, less, Assistant Assessor.
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"A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. wILJIAa i CossaovE, while Iaboribk as
Mlssiolary In Japan, was cured OF ConsumpiiOh,
wpenaii other means had faiisd Ly reel De obtain
ca from alsarned physicIan residing IN tho great
CITY Of eddo. This recipe has cured great NUN
beis Who we're suffering from ConsHmpti0a. Bron i
ehits, SofeThrdat, Coughs and Colds. nd the de.
billy and nervous depression caused by these dis.
orders. slr.'.f+f II sflI- : -.
nesirouso OF beneHtting others. 1 will send tb Is
recipe. which have brought home with ne. 10 all
who need free ofebarge. Address
ReV. WIN. cOS0 ROVE
~ rs- 43o Fulton Avenu0V
Dec. IL 1902-39iyeA = brooklyn Y
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IB-saB SEx STR 01HF
GOVERNMENT { DAN

'ae-a 90 49, ttt 80
s'i sSss sss:s:. !: =:
Seemed oy The GovsFBmsnf IN c0tD - = ~ time
snsr tss yesIs 1aay psopIs ssDposs thai hs inter.
Ssy 81 ss ss, ssU,sqRss ss sy
Legal Tsndsr notes, es eheets utsh, hhiiad slphia
3y New York thn Wiif bring Lsgsf fenderf. are
WhHttbe heeIsiarJ pllows me 70 Teesis = no dcubl
your nearest Bank viii give you cheek Of Lseal
lJepdurs lyf youf cQnuify funda.sE "A %f7
| The Bonds are sold at PAR, ihe iniePet 10 eom.
menee mo drJ yon pay The moneys4 s~d.f n ~
IhaVe made arrangements with your naaroet Bank
Or BAKER WsOtwHl generally have the Bonds on
The Bonds pay Six pSr ssb,.l iktefSs. IN eoLp.
tArss per eehi. even az monihs on the Ass dag OF
May and hovembeT,at the Mint On philadelbhn. or
At apy Sae-Treasury In New York OF elsewhere. N
yoo nave coupon Bondst ah you bate % DO is 5ent
The proper coupon on each siH ponlbs and eolleett
yodfssf orGge t 10 four Bd1k Tor collection; n you
hHVa Registered Bonds, you can give your Rrek n
power o. attorney 70 collect the thtefest for yoa
The duties on Imports Of all ARTICLES from abroad
must be paid In GOLD. aud this is Tie way
Chase gels bs gold; itis now being paid inio,ihe
Treasury at the rate OF Two Hundred onaahd Dol
lars each day, whcris twice much as he needs 10
pay the interesttn Gold.
cosgres. has provided that the Bonds shall bs Ssid
You can have either Coupon Bonds ps,abis 10 The
Bearer. or RegStered Bonds, payable 10 your order
Ihs formernre ~ 50iy, Ogs, SDU's and i0OO,s lhs
lalefl same amounts. also IS ,U00s and eIO,01O's
ifiour Income from them does. mol excedd e0g6
aud on sll shove 5000 you will only have 10 DAY
0ne'half - much Income Tax as IL your money vaa
invested In Mortgages, or others eeustiesl consd.
sr tue O0Sernmeut Bondsas frst Of aH--nll otheT
Bohds are taxed oae qEartsr per 10 pay the In.
teresl On the Tavern, Bonds, and the SUP rene
iC0un NJ the United States has lust decided that no
stAietor C'lyi or county cantax GoYernment Bonds,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

EWe call attention to the fresh ar
rival of furniture OF all sorts and sizes at
Jesse Outcalt's Fdrnitnre ROBINS. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

a " u D 4 u T !. ~ n
CLoFHIse by THE Car LOAD. Our en-.
gtsrprising, 'owpssmmapp Philip Rising has
anticipated the wants of the community
BY bringing on q full assortment of ev
cry variety ofrclOthipg forl season.--
Give him cali aud make your selections
IRON bis, extensive stock. J ou, csnno'
help bu, buy il you see his stock and
learnhis prices He is prepared to make
10 order sll kinds oiclothing ih the latest
S6isls end ths hsa,esAand most sHbslan-
ratialmahnet! i'- ''' aD.
n tThsltaA which is being made upon Phil
III Rising'a clotliing depit1ill not Exhaust
The suppiy ---all can be Accommodated at
~ The very lowest prices. s'',l l.'.' -''.
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m THUNIoN LEAGUE.

The. Unien men Of the county should
mot forgss,h The meeting at Union Hail. on
q EriAay night. to orsaniso the : Uaion
Lsagus . !, Let every man WHO is in favor
efsupporfing ths Government in this hour
~Ofi,s peril--be on hand and take part IN
the orgarization Of The League Of loyal
wsp,y who love their country better than
any party. The tim' has come when the
,good and true men Of the, country must
u organize to assist and encourage our army
Gio 10 the field. and discourage the manifest
in@,s.oppbsiiion to the Government At home,
.,s, :, q Let there be 4 I'LL house Young men,
>, this is the time and opportunity for you
10 show to the country which side you
ara on-- whether with the GovEaNMzNr or
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

NDIToR OF GAZKTT E-Dsar Sir : With ydnr
AJpermisslop wish 70 say 10 the reAIieft n your
paper that will send bT return mail t0ail who Wish
IT, ffree)a Recipe. With full directions FOR maxim
and using simple Vegetable Balm that viii eaeetu.
ally remove ln 10 days. Pimptet. Biolehes. Tan,
sane soft. clear, smooth and beautiful
VIII also mail free to those having Bald Heads OF
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
VIII enablethem TO start full growth OF Lnxurant
Hair, Whisken or N Moustacbe. in less than 30 days
~ appllcaiionS answered BY return mail free Of
charge. lIl -
Respeetfally yours.
THos. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No SOL Broadway, New York.
April 93-Ie634-2m.
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La "a RMnR@OGRRn QD.

A31A@@DtRES 4D-
We areinforrnod that Dentists in various narts of
the country are manufacturing and vending The said
Plates and Gums in violation Of said Patents; that
place doing said work. and we; therefore, caution
the public against being imposed upon by any ben
iist not duly Licensed BY US to d. such work We
DO not License travelling Dentists. Our Licences
are once highs. The grant secures 70 the party
holding the right the right to manufacture and Sc ii
the said Gums aid Plates in the town or towns spec.
ined 10 the License, and not elsew where.
All Dentists aslng the Vulcanite, Coralits Hard
Ruo6er, or Amber Ruse without a License from u.s.
are liable TO prosecution for infringing upon sala
Patents ana all persons wearing Artificial Teeth 10.
On such Base made by Dentist not holding sa sh
Ri hl, License or Privilege under US, are equally
liable in law With the mgket.
AMERICAN HARD RUBBER co. .
oDhsr " the Nsi5,a Go5dytsr
b. ": FR.xSLrx, Genr Agr.N.Y, Jan. lst 1893.
April TO. 1868 3-tf
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Special Notice.

On and amer JULY lst, 1858, the privilege OF coma
veungtb present issuing OF Legal Tsadsr s 90 In-
10 xsffOngi siz Per Ceat Lodn CeommonIy called
"PiYe.TwsnLies" will cease.
.dll who wish TO invss. Ia the Fiye!Pwepty Loan
mu'I therefore, appy before the Ist Of July next.
JAY COOKE,
..H -; g. a. Subscription. dgent,
.1I4 SortA Third strssf, PkfladsipI Iia.
80, MAATi~ 4 co, ,SgsHts, Leasastsr, oAis
April 80, IeG3.
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I'q~ABoLrH AAhoN, It will be seen, by
References TO bis advertisement has on
hand a large stock of Spring and Sum.
: mrler Goods Of the latest styles and fa'h-
IONS. Also. q 'Atgs stock of Clocks,
Watches, Jswelry, &cs Gall and See him
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

% ,luIEIsAAo Lazy has JUS. received bis
Spring add Summer Stock Of Clothing. =
See biz advertisement 10 an another COL
hmm. Qivs him call. t3G9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-14

4 % AN-Thsre viii bsa mesduR Of the
Uaion men Of fairfield Oouuty Ohio, Sat.
trdsy Nay ESD A.D. 1858 at the Court
HouJe in Lancaster.
The business Ofths mastins will be:
. { ~ Organization Of new central COM
sloi lni.tes,sH waHi9c0 gl aoai3q 5oyE
.s;i's ~ q "a The appointment Of Delegates to
the Union State Convention TO be held at
Columbus June 18th A. D. 1885, .
3th The organization Of the county for
The coming campaign. all men ire
) SpsO,ivs Of past political opinions, who
favor \ prosecution o. The war TO suppress
the rebellion are invited to attend. .''
etRss9iR1a r. N CLARKE. oh. &C.
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Attachment Notice.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CAUTION.

1Nbis ceftineG that Or. J. FEEMAN Is dulyauthor.
Il lied By ueto maBufueiure the Patent Vuleaniie
or Coralite Gums and Plates Tor an ciAl teeth un
der the Goodyear PatcntsaA
, 1863-06-23

Only the best qualities Of wheat we're wanted,
and only these were maintained In price. Sales
comprised $500 eacks at g0c@$1.C0 for fair and
higher price, not made public, for extra choice.
The corn market wss dull and dropping. and It
waa difficult to find buyers at Soc per bushe3- Some
20 sasks mixed n good tS a9d Iaf. nsw sack part d
There was q duh market for oats, and reported
Gales were but little over 20co sacks. mostly at
f0c Q buehe1 for lots likely to pass Government
inspection. Four rejected lots were sold lower.
Nothing tranepired in rye, barley. pork or LAIRD.
Buyers were offering 3h6ic u for country b.
There was stifrermorket for whisky, with sales
Of round lots at 40c and Of small lots at 491s14tc q
gallon.
1--WE hide market was quiet and unchanged, re-
ceipts being light and dry flint selling at 1bc q D.
Hay was steady at $1.o0 . 100 ms, delivered, and
sales Of GOO bales.
, 1863-06-23

Received, 6,5a5 bu wheat, 1,35o bn corn, !, 20
oats. Wheat-The market opened dull and heavy
On Change, but closed more active at decline OF
bursh elevator at 1asc; 8 cars do % b ut 1a5Bc;
cars red On track at 1alc; car choice amber on
track at 1aEc. Cp.n-sales car fheiled on track
advanced 1896. Sales car from store at 62Hc,
and 500 bn On track at 60c. Baslcy-sales 1c0 hn
Mt 1l3c, and 50 bu at 1t2&c- Lake Freights-
There was but one charter today, the brig ANA
Zon, for wheat to Buffalo at DC.
, 1863-06-23

Total, 1915 u0O10 4153G0 155l0
The receipts Of produce since Saturday amount
ed to 8698 brls -four, ,511 bu wheat, 3as, III hu
corn, 4s,717 bu cate, 40 bu rJe and Isl bH bar
Icy. The shipments during the sau1c period were:
a8tb brls flour, 10000 bu wheat, H5, 800 hu corn,
and /, $50 bu oats. -: =.
The general markets for Prodrcc to-day were
quiet and easier, but there was no material change
in prices.
The Wheat market was more active, but there
was no improvement In prices-No, Spring sell
inr at $1.0sD1llk; No. Spring o2993Hc, and
Rejected Spring at 76Gb79c-the market closing at
$1.oa for No. and aac for No. 2 Spring in North
Side elevators.
The Flour matket was unchanged-With rather
more actiyity-white winter extras selling at $3e5;
spring c1tras $I4olb4.90; and spring supcra at
Sas6Q14.127S.
The Corn market was less active but there was
no change In priccs-opening firm and closing
quiet at Saturdays closing quotations. About
a7s,oo0 bushels changed hands, at t0Kc for Yellow
Corn afloat; 4oAcG1fos4c for Canal md River
Mixed a1oat; 49c for Yellow Corn In store; 47k@
47sac for Mixed Corn In store; and 4a11G485Sc for
Rejected Corn In stose-the market closing steady
at 47hc fo1 Mixed In store.
Oats we're In better request aud frmer-with
sales OF No. ft 6Gr56c-the bnlk OF Inc eale6 pc-
ing at 577S@5sc for No. in North Side elevators.
Rye was In demand for shipment, and the mar
ket adranced 1c per bushel-with sales at 61@8sc
for No. In store Barley was quiet at St.c5@1 116.
HIghwines were arn,-wIth GALES Of No. at 4lc.
Provisions were quiet. Butter WAS In fair request
und steady at 13c for prime, and 11H0l2Hc for
common to fair quality,
The market for Beef Cattle was quiet at the de-
cline noted On Saturday. Sales foot up some 800
head, at range Of s387h@488. There were no
receipts to-day, and the offerings comprised the
"ends'' OF Saturdays market.
The Live Hog market was quiet, with sales OF
eome Coz On terms not made public.
The market for Lumber was more actlve, and VIC
note sales Of cargoes at III. .oo114.5o for common
to good mi1l,run.
Fteights were more active and steady, with lib
eral engagements, at s110sNc for cora to Buffalo
1s4c for corn to oawego; and 1oc for wheat to
Kingston In Canada currency.
The railroads have reduced their rates to s1.2o
all rail. for -four to New York, aud St.1o BY rail
and Lake Erie.
, 1863-06-23
CHICAGO COUNTRY PRODUCE
MARKET.
Chicago, MONDAY EyEsrSa, June n, Il

$1,000 -.------. a, .ee,
CHICAGO. MONDAY E'EaISa, 1uoe ~ 1ooo'
Shippers Of produce in order to realize the |
highest market prices for their consignments, +
Marx the consleneee name PMiAiy Anu aeAtyI aayI
upon each package 70 DC sllppcu. toSEtuEF Will
your Own name or private marK' ana also tae eon'
tents y. III p ~ s-tc1.a o-a T., ood orer when
- ~ ;t 4ha ,or9,ara md tbat inv sre an mi mn
ffh.t thev cnnunt break ar snoil on the way.
send an invoice to the consfgnee By mail imme~
d1ate1y on ehipment OF goods.
feput9slon !ol nefaacg ~ euun onSe S;s
tare de 10 gefy yaauaoie Fase atSs satiaga 4ng nv r.
nrsys.
fr1me Navy beans AIe scaIce anu u euoo ,9, W
i a!a"e en14ctaI ~ 4.n. ~, "rnte. S e'3~~ 80 >
aAa nee1e~eo- "o d"]'o' =.
Erlme navy per ou''''''.''''' xs2soS'@H ss@ q
GomInnn .'.... 1.TS1 ain
eo1't'eA''''''''''' '''''''' ~''ssS ~'eS
auIA6A. -.....
The receipts dnftng the past Week haye been I'D
eIal oot Laere ID y I = ~ ~ ~, ~
10 ,.ao1 ttnrc vas hnt 1ttie hrsness dons A.
sninncrs fnsiated an a Concession of fE2c To
wur6s the cIoee there SaH q better inquasy but
without any improvement In prices we now
quote:
| rh,fso nafru ....... 19t<fAf3xc
poi ord f1rk m 6f0Kr
f51aasa $500 . * e
.r.~a.
| on"1oA'
| TbLre is but little inquiry for State or Wlacon-
| sin. Cheese, and the receipts arc Light. Western
| Reseryc and Hamburger Ia in fair supply aud hrm-
| We quote:
Hamburgh- .-......-.-..........1dM 6
". ReseIxe; 9sAad
A1s' aao '''''.-''-'''''''' W
| 1aas.
, 1863-06-23

The market has been quiet. There bare bean
eales from first hands. The tanners have not come
forward to any extent. and sales for actual con:
enmption are limited. Dealers continue to eend
ont DIR hides to keep their tanners supplied. as
they hare declined in price to greater extent than
leather. Green pnlted domestic stock continues
in request and salters are selling At 10h@uc for
rood demand,
, 1863-06-23
CTS FOB .1903.

CTS FOB 1868.
with the crops Of 1859, aud their opp<araaeo II
Nav, 1863. A number above OF oelo" ~, stpso"
eents as many tenths IS IT is above OF oeto" IT,
Tins Sis tn o tcnths below an average, ana II n
fonr.tenths ADORE It. ..-......
The table Ia prepared by first taking IN average
from the returns Of each county, and from these
IN average Of each state as published In the table
, 1863-06-23

eotifc md well calculated to efcctualy care corn3
as Dr. Rendan's. {Stgned,)
t9 South Clark street,f
"Dr. Kendall has eradscated painful corns, tat
have annoyed me fer thirty yeare:
-AA e. <s.1l, .sN.A1 "tsx,.
, 1863-06-23
Albany Lumber Market.
From the Albany Evening Journal.J

For the .reeE Ending Wednesday, June 17sh-
The receipts Of lumber during the week were
light, but constant arrivals have kept up hne
aeeortment, though the stock is Bmail.
towards an advance, with great hrmness at p1cseae
rates. ....
The want Of vessels for Eastern portB has 5reas"
II restricted shipments and has caused ar adTancs
On veaeels which can 60 beyond the aoand. and
quite leet wonla find ready fteighhs.
The following are the ruling p"ces at the Lead
, 1863-06-23

Received. . sgs brls -four, 81, ,1si bu wheat. ao10
without animation to-day. The foreign advlces
received this forenoon induced further decline i9
the Views Of buyers, and No. i touched 147c, and
No 126c- The report from New York this p. n.
is not favorable for holders Of wheat and It ioofs
very much as though they would have to submit 70
stlu further decline,
, 1863-06-23

E:. Merthants, Bankers, Lawyers, their :amilles
Te1tleement, A day OF recreation. to visit the
country oHeredlto ali, on the 18th Of June. Trains
leave the Milwaukee, depot hourly, for Forest Bag,
return at 8, 4, s aud o'clock p. n. No confusion,
no crowded ca1s, ample and convenient arrange
mcrts for all, feiSIt.
, 1863-06-23
New York Stock Market.

MONEY! per cent sterling exchange duh and
nominal atstiG4D15f for drstclass biIls ,.,,,
Gold without dt cided change, opening at 1a33at
advancing to tl3zs and closing quiet at 1i3H.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks drmer. ..,-...
U,S,6s 81, C. .108A@1to 1905. -106esDl01a
, 1863-06-23

Awards ofPxovIsion Contracts at Isa1-
E1mOfe~
The following were the awards made for pofkby
the Commiseariat during the present week, viz
I. 90 b11s prime mess at ans; 600 brls do at
S14.18; 2{O br]s mess at $ta73, and 500 brls thin
do at $13.13 q btl.
, 1863-06-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbuue.l
CNcnsNAT1, June 2, 1859
WmsKT-Sales Of 400 btls at 4oD4011<c, this lat
ter sa1e for wagon. Paov1s1oxs-TheEe was little
or no inquiry, and We did not hear Of sing!e
transaction. The market Is very dull.
, 1863-06-23
PHILADELPHIA Provision Market
lima H.

Holders are agnner in their views. Meas porkis
held at XII a brl, 4OO casks ham have been dis
posed of. at 1sbiaHc p ib for prime bagged. and
.I9Xc for pickled. 1900 pieces salt shoulders
sold ut Axe 3 h. Lard te rather dull; small sales
Of brls and tierces are making at 10Hc q u.
, 1863-06-23

The receipts by canal during the drst week In
boards and scant1ng, 1857 u shingles, and $751;
400 fbs sta1es. By ChampIain, o,191, ,4M feet
boards and scaut1fn., n shingles, and 1856 c.
feet timber,