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THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.


Dr.. AYERS THROAT AND LrsG INSTITUTE
Rooms II and 13. Mccogmick Building.
Corner Randolph and Dclrborn strrcta.
The SUCCESS which has attended the lErian sys-
TEN Of practice in Cntarrh, Throat diseases,
Asthma, Bronchitis: and early stages Of Consnmp-
hitter is from His Excellency, ex-Gov. n. 2.
Taln,at1gc, ,ot Wisconsin, whose patriotism,
k,atesmanship and integrity. while serving twelve
yeara in the Senate OF the United States, are well
known TO our read.se. lie writes:
FROM GOV. T.iLLMADGE.
Arnn II, 1868.
j. Winslow Aver, n. D.
Dtar Sir-l have been for one month under your
treatment for bronchial affection Of long stand
ing, mid 1ars reeeired 1eneff ,frpm IL. regret
thAt my time and business prevent my remaining
with son longer, which should be glad to do. ii
the hope Of . permanen, cure. ! hare converscd
spoken most eneonragipgly Of the progress they
Your ren'leman1y department fine education,
nttention and belore leaving. | wish to glvc yop
this t1: Of fons ny esteem aes 1Pp5S1aton
FROM CAPTAIN SHERMAN.
The following testimonial rcercctin.lDr. Ayers
CREST SUCCESS III The cure OF throat aud chest dis
cases " i'll be cad with interest By the friends Of
tile wsittr. Captain VIM Sherman. who ID well
known to the merchants al1d other business men
ii this city:
CHICAGO, May =. 1868.
Having suffered for many mouths with the worst
ins M insoads On my lungs, % consnlted I % Drj Wins.
low AVER, Of the Throat and Lung Institute, INC
Co1micks Building, but not till Ihad tried IN vain
the nsiAl prescriptions i'll such cases. DR.. Ayers
system Of cure, which wss quite new to mr. acted
with almost magical effect, and, In few weeks has
rGectea an entire cure and Notwithstanding coll
night feel as well a. ever did In my life. can
ROW speak " It'll perfect easG my cough has ceased,
catarrt has lelt me-: appetite i good and. indeed
, 1863-06-01
Wool Sale at Boston,

WOOL Sale at Boston.
Bos7oS. "Wednesday, May q.
The public sale Of Cape wool In this city at noon
to,day was moderately attended, but nearly all the
lots were sold at full at leaat
to the owners.
The ordinary descriptions brought about 30c sud
the hest 26&t 4Oc per pound.
One lot brought 4ahc per pound. four months, OF
two ppf cent off for cash
, 1863-06-01


Owing to the recent large arrivals there hiss been
considerable activity today aud fair number Of
vessel to Liverpool 81 Sd for our and Is 6d45s ID
for grain. An engagement was made by steam ut
rs for pct aehes.eIIerald, e>th.
, 1863-06-01

Wc have before us copy of little drama
x'America as it WAS and America as 1t ss,r mart
! representing the peaceful state Of America
in 1925, part II, scene in 1888 and part III, a
history Of our country since 1861. THIS drama
is arranged for performance By about fifty
soung ladies' and has already been given seyc-
ri evenings in st. Louis to crowded and de-
lighted houses. We understand 1t Is the pur-
nose Of several ladies In this city to produce It
here, for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commits
Zion. and to this end any young ladies willing
to take part in It are requested to meet at Bry-
IN Hall this {Monday) afternoon, at s o'clock.
The piece is intensely dramatic and very effect
aveIn character, and With the accessories which
will be given 10 it, must prove splendid suc-
Cess. We earne5tl, appeal to the young ladies
10 sneet at Bryan H"1l on this occasion aad ar
1:;'Gt ftr the Performance i. vi. ,srorc lit:
nost Gecidea no,e.ty Of tie ssasou.
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pCook & McLatn, 9s Dearborn street ana 1ss
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' dresses.
staw1s, DC, Gcnss coats, vests ant pants reno
vAted in q superior manner. Eo1uets dyed,
oleached and pressed in the latest e1yle.
mh1flHrn
, 1863-06-01
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May ya,.-Cor7oS-sseady at 81 @
52r for InildlinS uplauds.
GRAlS-F]our opened quite firm. AID clo7ed at
a. out yesterdays quotation $539l5. fl ioc super
Western: $53HllH,2 ~ for common to medinm cx.
ira Western; $6 eoSIG 81 for extra Round Hoped
Ohio. Wheat 1c better, with limited supply OF
coed eound parcels f1.aJlel.41 for Chicago
Spring: x1.ssG;1 - for Milwaukee, Cluh: Sing
l.51 for Winter Red Western: {t.3i11 ri 70. Am
Der Michigan Corn frmer at ;tll71l for Ntstern
Mixed; s1G.6c for new do. Oats ac,is. and arm
er at 7GIi nc for Western.
WH,sKr-Quiet at 45c.
GEocERIEs-Coler dull. Sugar more active and
1rmer. Molasscs active and steady.
PEoy1sInSs-Pork shade lower $11.5 for old
mess: f131a15 for new do. Beef puies Lard dull
at 91iGtl0c.
BUFFALO, May 3o.-FIorR-Demand mode
rate.
GRAEs-Nheat Qniet, Nothing doing except on
fcrMs rot made pHblic. Common to EAiE demand
At GG6uHc. Oats stcaiy.
I1sK9-1n good demand at 41ai2Hc.
CANAL T FnE1GltTs-Steadya at i3c for lour, 13c fo-
wheat. and lie for corn.
IAroRTs-e,,c0 600 brls -four. - COO bu wheat, 15+-
Geo hu corn, and 5s.tNO bu oats,
ExroRTs-5.t 90 brls -four, G9, 100 bu wheat, IL,
coo bu corn, $500 br oats.
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uI1Le FAMILY REconp, surrounded by the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
different styles Of lettering and nourishing. Price
ST. Post paid I1oao to Erite plainly. rdEidiy, fts
gGnHy. Enclose 81 for copies aud full directions.
address THos. E: HILL, Naukegan, LII.
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Sale Of Salt 4t Montreal.
from the Montreal Herald, aSth.l
In Groceries there were two sales Of salt on the
wharf At one. 4.010 bags Liverpool coarse BROUGHT
46c, and 1870 bsgs fine 60c to 65c. The balance Of
the fine was withdrawn.
, 1863-06-01

was filed, and many stood in the nisles during
The entire service. The Bishop preached from
the
TEXT" Who Is that comcth from Edom, with
dyed garments from Bozrah this that il rlosous
IN his appa1l: travelling In the gseasness OF his
strength: I that speak in Righteousness mighty
to save. e.'-ltaiah, xiii, i.
After fully explaining the context, and the
outline Of the vision, the Bishop said he un~
derstood this }mssage rs referring 10 the Con-
qucror Of the World, the Lord Jesus Christ,
who sccmcth to say, ~ that speak in right
c.rsncse, mighty to save, though come
through conflict, with garments dyed from
this text could he applied. Among mankind,
10 man is fitted to receive houagc unless he
las made sacrifice Of hfmse1f:
though he has surrounded himself with NIL
the luxusiance and splcnaor that wealth eau
SECURE, ni,l.ss he manifests the principle Of
some great object, he will not be respected
and revcrcd lly his fc1low-men. Take The In
stances Of Wesley, Wilberforcc, CALVIN, OF
whoever you will, in the past or present, aud
say If thorc whom the world has most highly
i,"norcd have not sunk themselves IN their
DEVOTION to some great cause. How Is 1t in
:he army? The officer or private whom tho
world rcye1es and admires, il he who has for
gotten self for the predoninating love of his
country, at'd has brayed the thickest Of the
battle in her defence.
Christ made "a greater sacrifice than man
ever made before, or ever can make again. He
huulb]ed himself, and came down ihrourh
every rank and grade in society, to the very
lowest, in the mangcr, all for the sake of ele-
yatinE fallen man from the depths Of degr,-
cation, and delivering him from the thraldom
Asa conqueror, His field is the world-to
kubiueate in among all the powers Of the
ea,ih-the pen, the press, the sword. and in
hss BEN n,ade:-the poets, historians aud
wi ers before the advent OF Christ were las
cisious, uncouth, and anything else in their
character, but eleysting and ennobling. Now
the most able writer's Of the country are en-
rlosed upon great Christian works, The
Press, that wonderful engine Of power over
entirely in TIT hands Of Christian publishers;
, 1863-06-01

IoJedo EFa1n MaFket-1May I'd.
Wheat-Market active: GALES yesterday, after
report, of 1900 f,u No red at 1866; 3,OQu bu
No. red at 1a6c 10o bt. do nt same; ata5 bn red
Mich at 1906; sou bn No. red at 1.os, $50 bu
York rcport-2.0G0 bu No. red ut 1a5c; H. 00 bn
No. Ted at 1896; a,OtD bn to do at 1.9c: 500 bu
DO at FAINT. Corn-Fair inquiry Ut 55c No s11es
reported. 0ate-Lasr salts at SIC.
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CTORAGk ROOMS TO RENT.
~ Cellar and tEss door. Apply At y. Randolph
ssree.. mT1te511&
, 1863-06-01

lE Geo. Abbey, wholesale and retail dealer
in gtne. rifles. reyolvcre and sporting apparatus.
Agent for Uazard's and Dupont Powder, 1>6 Lakc
et1eet. nya9-1st.
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Goat.

+ OST-A red COW. Horns turned
on forehead hs:e belly in tip Of E:h e. swe
tr'a Inn rs Il hr1-Rce A: se.son ET,"s - ia
tion she eau be found. or b:t1slaE aef ~ AS
Sonth Pr. ria street. will be well r-waFaeq9 ES,,rr
tcl t@H 1t Jt'0-% =. -
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81 estimated average, and all Will justify our quo
tatioDe:
Adams cold John Hughes - head common grade
stee1s. Averaging 1.1c0 ms at 81 Is
Blish sold same party Is head, averaging 1,aa5o
I iear6 al sold came head, averaging 1,1so ns, Mt
Leech sold Gibbs for Alhee. 20 head prime steers
from Knox 60. averaging 1,300 Ds, At $3.50.
White sold 1oc Mcpherson ~ head, his own
fseding, from Henry CO., Averaging l,s7s Ds, at
Miller 4 Co, fold Morris, Rinneman 4 waixell
4. hssd prime n shipping steers, averaging $1,1sa
Blieh sold Mcpherson Is head, averaging 1900
Hall sold Moore 1s head, averaging 1,oss ns, at
Morris CO. cold Huffman as head. averaging
Kennedy eold Huffman 16 head, averaging 1,o.4
TanE sold Hy@an Ruhle a. head, averaging
G2 H9sa ns I fs kas}s sold pe1e Is head ,v.,.r,n-
t.164 bs, at $4.25,
Bupdy cold Bird i Shaver S, head premium state
steers from Warren County, averaging ,e69 tos, at
$5o; IT head very fine two-year old steers, ftd By
uson OF Warren TO-, averaging 1.336 bs, at
S5'D. They arc considered one of tie dness d1orcs
In market ibis season.
coe b., 1t IS s. head % good t stste steers, aveF
nipsley sold McfbeYson g. head good govern
f Lees1e sa seisrss sola Mof1s u.s. 1, Ma1
ell lt3 head prime still fed beeres, from their dis
at $40 -
Werner sold Show1 g. head prime State Steers,
averaging 1.sG5 b. at $5,e5
Wpndfam sold Hyman & Rublc 10 head tail ends
averaging 964 bs at 50 80.
Roferte sold John Gfintley IS head very good
State Saeezs, averaging 1T fbs. At $500.
Gudgctt sold AeamB lB head cows and rough
sieess, ycsseing t55 1oe, at faGo.
joel Daily sold Morris, Rinneman & Whtzen aT
bead very dne State steers from sangamon county,
estimated to averaged $50 NJ, At 5000 par head.
, 1863-06-01

arising from Specific causcs. in both se1rs-new
aud reliable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
atsoeiatton-tent in Realed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. Address. Dr. !. Sk11lin Houshton
Howard Association, Nos South Ninth street. Phil
adelphia, Pa ruay19-aw
, 1863-06-01

Go TO 7HE BssT-Go TO BRYANT Il S1EArToS's 5
cn1CaHo COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get 3 thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-01
in, bcls

FOR SALE. A first class Row
| .htcaEo A''' "n n,y:1 ~ sssass r.
II o r S AL E Two stone 'front.'
.to,. It. s'ss y, nna Isl sonth Clark strse: frame
e1ek n,s M nea It's N1nror m m ,sFss s east .e c;.sk four
soats ri c,rs rt stes! s9a:E bas5 hsa
ess, s on sss e Gsa sa
III III ~ aa Il T.: Sex Il fEssd e n
TOR SALE-The tour.story mar
BIG front building. In snrth Clark strest-2. feet
8 n5t r,!se ;t!.st aoop apPy to GEO
H'OR SALE-*1oo 900 worth Of
efeSeriss g pry Gceis LIQUORS. Tobacco. and
ssa Rs5f e..
q sessasa M oT TGina; po sa oE
s1u e IN g. baEsa 81
FOR sALE-Two Copper Stills,
af @ Get I'D T. as9 sss 9set
saa ss s. ssss 4 'ss Il s :ss;s
FOR SALE-At a bargain, two
win al Rsm ;n5a saqi III
TEE as nsG sna nd 9y5r H. They haxs
''a'5: ag,tsA Ea1ss { 'aiea and repaired
FOR sALE-An Eastern made
Is seen st Wight i cnsTers sssble. Isl siie,issa
@Htel. nG3le6D2t
FOR SALE-A first-class grocery
s,oEe toss,heF With The a.tn.e. Stock fe.E
sots to1 selling Fur particulars address, r. q Hox ii5
Vest 1rarch NlIcc- my3Le569-5r
FOR sALE-A fine stock Of open
l., ,sa%t I'D ;ep npez,es Eoekaxnys Hacks Coaches
su n, ~ a. tsssk % asons second hard
~ = 10. ~ aS r. M a ~ Stase etseet.
na w nl1 T ia4;ns G1alsFJ
~ e:;---e=es = -o.ee.S-4se0 9 MataEG
-. eaLE-luo,' W ncd YAK
from tie counfry soiicud Cali 1t correr or Henry
ard siaxw Ell streets en- P1.taburr IT Wavre i chi
e'A' ''aA oAo A1A'o'' A'e iii L rELHi1T bRos. ca.
Pert Odce Boz 3st3. mys9 eNs st
F0R SALE Ono nf tho Tnoat ia.
, 1863-06-01

The Foreign MARKETS.
PER STEAMER JrEA.l lBy Telegraph
LiEERrooL, My y,
BEEAn:TCFFa-SttaGy and fltuler.
PEov1-1oS>--Dull anu unchanged.
PnopccE-Stcady.
LONDON. N.r2a
ConenIs cold for money at 93'4 j; Erie 51Gs6a III.
Cent. II &, 40 discount.
, 1863-06-01

Frcfghts ut Cleveland-1Iay 90.
The schooner J. v. Sargent has been chartered
for wheat to 0swcgo at re.
, 1863-06-01

EOUND.-Came into my enclosure,
As,s r.cduu s7 81 Red Gov. with q star In
May :ath; h;saas sts ses7s old The owner caa have
7 ~ OIL. property and paytng charges ~
trpE!.E ~ ~" nVI. e+i,1 ~
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Ul1u1:D.

Ns1e'@-~-
H-AN1rCD
w j ca.aa,es rcs{ieaee % or ot,e. Of 81 h,xas ~
60 10 ~ csy some sG1s since suia,o
hin, pI.,cttnp p1n us aaE'rinasioa canc*:EnlnG
-- ~ e - 2 T.. 9ot 49,. incl
TH7 ANTED-:Eooo ooo ~--@-.i.--c
49,. stcoEd haD. c1othtrg Furniture, c.r,es,
ptsc l,aes I'D cents 81, gS 5f e. fe ao7s
sout VIII sfes9 r. o.: ral psa,e al at 81
by Mis- Pn.nm ~ o'"' &. u BOZ H1. Ladle! attended
-. - 1-.11-. !nael- st
" younx msn desires employment IN x,o,..
~ .. OF provision aoe H*s beea
Addrr.s I 8. Tribune once: 1ane1 esIas'
NANTED-To purchase . two
~ .eatea second hand carriage. not much u,ed.
sre 70 e m aays s @ az D1s nsr
B;Y1X SPSe Ms5 aa GasS
~ 7;;e--.;;57..: - 5=7TI = ~
POY WANTbD D.-InQlI At
1 Droen No, !. over the DanE CT tMontresl No. s.&
n ANTED-BV = man Of severe several
Book KtePer o. Entry Clerk il s,me 16olesa,e Dry
sSeE ,natate ~ huuS; ~ Meaa Ake s. t:aIel for
Csn in;'ocice somc ;Tsts AddreaS sHSREe e1SoRG1e
Fly. Tri6nss otsee for tead.ys snesis nysl esii:s
W. 1\77rEn -.
~ ANlED-A good Carriage
Adams .trtet ut 0'''S '1sss sy "ssks .tsss
~ ME,. With fe~ huadre3 i liars IN cash Z
, 1863-06-01

tE- Attention is called to the advertise
1pcnt relative to the whereabouts Of ". J.
Chadwick.
, 1863-06-01

The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at tho
various yards in the city tinrng the past week. end
Bceyes. Hogs.
Week ending May go. 5,3A 17,a4
Week ending Nay i6'.-..-........ ,Saa s'3s2
Week ending Apri! i!a5..,..........,5,5ao =. 1881
Nc elk ending April 13. 1n,21a
Week ending April observation-disclosures il. 1s,ia5
Cattle. :, ia6 MoSs; &:
Mich, Cent. 4 Mich South. large cars 80 g cts
Cars OF 30 fret. ....,.......--......... Is 80 q
Michigan Central, email cars ..., 90 80
TO BUFFALO Or SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
Mich. cent, Mich, South. largecaEs s;s s. cts
Miehican G nc Central. small cars G g"
Fort Wayne care, pa feet. u Is
TO PITTSBURGH.
E Pitts, Fl " chi, ssts q - lset,.szs sSett
A'es"n - '0a5oe'n % say eafs oi 30 ite 6
Rates to Dnnkirk: s per car less than to Buffalo,
Rate. hsD 70 Dunkrk, ii sxc = 100 na less than to
Buffalo, when shipped By all rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shows the eource OF supply
and the number transported By the various rail-
roads:
Cattle .........- Cattle.
V kts<
Chi = H.. 65a North " 3 ... 81
~ -, .eu''ai II ~ sos 1si.oa q 81 = II 1'4W
ing 'osal seee,p!e " osel eaelle y! az tlle sasas
!o' 'ne WIN eaos ~ 10y aA4oA>. a.eo.a'ay ~ ~
.ne eaa's 5epos's pos'eo va -. ~ p'yf.' 1n's
than for the corresponding week Of last Year.
ofIsAso of tn1 AA''Alt'
.H.I|u"y, ~ saSsmi - ns na'A.1 - opeNsu s't1s
.a not11aa '''N a.oAt CIV "s.u ~ ~ ,1'us-
v1a.tus ec'sial uto'es vi r.sts' "'Nea "ese ue-
three d1Oyce, that had m : merit. The close OF
~ - ~ ~" '-s7 1o'e - ''1"o.s saao
anticipated gave ht'le more courage to shippers,
who would hare bought at last week prices, pro-
yidcd they could obtain etock snitable foz ship
ping. The Government men were doing nothing
Of any moment, as the oil contracts have about
expired. and there will be no reou,sitions an thc
,,.-. o,,n. e.. .,.,,, .t,,. +o .a... ..s.aa,.-.r
he" ones lor come time 10 come' consequently
common ard medium grades are dull and difficult
, 1863-06-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
For the Week Ending May 80, 1SG3.

Tlit receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at tho
various yards in the city inring the past week. end
, 1863-06-01
DC Rfnt.

III LS1LI.
TO RENT-In a private family.
y one front ard one back room. sscand story ua-
furnished without hosrd Te-y pleasantly s.'1 a;ed
With lake view. Central location. References re-
9uirtd- Ad:fess - L" P. o. Box 1877.
ITO RENT-Spl furnished
yeIient 10 the Post udice. Address P. y. Boz SO.
na,s1-esk.-2t
ITO RENT-House ISL S. Green
i tsrect-*N0 per aannn Houte On wabash aven-
ue-s27h gsr aLnun. Apply to fETEE 5hlMP:
ITO RENT-Storage room, Cellar
i and n7st eoor- Apply 1t 8: Eacdolph street.
nsyso cs71-Gt
TO RENT.-Hotel to rent and
In the c1ty OF Chicago. The house and furniture In
complete order. and doiI profitable business To
good hotel the Ef fnftrre Will be sold cheap, and
t.odeIhtc rett. hye yesrs le1se Will be given Ad
d. ~HtyTEL."P. .. i:ox Isl. u,1se!7a 1T
TO RENT -Tenements in the new
il block on Elm street. corner Of Clark-basenen..
dlDtngrooE bath room s21 al modern improvement
ArpM to L. .. OLNSTED & CO.. coEcer Of Lake and
stnrr s7Yesfs. mv.S-,T3-tm
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LLCY DIS New steel Plate County
COI0red MAP of u. States, Cana
dasi and New Brunswick,
E7ROM recent surveys, completed Aug. 10,
- 1892 cost $40, 600 to engrave il and
one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Col
ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of
ht!y cents 10000 names are engraved on
this map.
II is not only County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP of the
United States and Canadas combined in one,
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and
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Guarantee any woman or man So TO IS per
day, and will take back all maps that cannot
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Printed instructions how to canvass well
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Wanted-Wholesale Agents Of our Maps in
every State California, Canada. ENGLAND
France, and Cuba. A fortune NAV he made
WIN q few hundred dollars capital No COM
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y H. LODI d, No. I'D Broadway, n. Y.
ne W ar department uses cur Map of Viz
ginia, Maryland, aud Pepnsylvania cost
500, 00o on which is marked Antietam
Creek, Sharpsburg, Maryland Heights. viii
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LLOFD'.S
Typographical Map Of kentucky, iadi-
ana, and Illinois.
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War department. Money refunded to any
one finding an error in it.
Price 80 cents.
From the Tribune, luc. 3D.
LLpYD'S Map OF VIRGINIA. MARY
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IS the best 'ehich can be purchased"
LLOID'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS-
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10 me Gun Of Mexico $50 miles-everv
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20 miles back from the riyer-colored in conn
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Ready Sept 30
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept II. '62
). Il. LLoYD--Sir: Send me your Man az
The Mississippi River, with price per hundred
copies Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis. com
handing the Mississippi squadron. is authorized
70 purchase as many as are required for use Of
thu, squadron
GIDEON WELLEE. Secy Of the Navy.
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ES Jones some time ago asked Smith
the following question: says Jones, "we
have had the age Of iron, the age of
gold, and the age of bronze, but what
shall we call the present age ?" "Why,"
says Smith, licking the back Of post.
age-stamp which he was about to apply
to letter, think we had better cali
this mucil-oge.' The doctor disagroos
with Smith--he thinks il is postage
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
DoetttaI.
From the German.
YOUTH AND AGE.

Man loves, in his ambitious youthful days,
Free as the birds in air to fly
Domestic peace no resuessness allays,
But with the whole wide world he'd Vie,
And with it strives in his first rude essays
OF love and hope and pain and JOY.
And ab, he thinks, with his own youthful force,
To turn the world from its established course.
But, older and wiser, be himself confines
Within strict limits, self-imposed
For youthful follies he no longer pines,
Seductions find his heart foreclosed,
The world he weighs, examines and defines,
For fact and truth alone disposed
When wife and child and country him surround
His bliss in what is cireumscribed is found.
TO youthful emulation not adverse,
To youths warm aspirations kind,
Age must its waning vigor reinforce
By constant drafts on youthful mind
And youth itself, by old mems wise discourse
To purer virtue is inclined.
Age is not always, not at all times cold
Then evermore respect the old.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

STATE ELECTIONS. Elections for mem
bers of Congress will this year be held
in the following States:
New Hampshire, ID Tuesday in March T;
Rhode Island, 1st Wednesday in April (;
Connecticut, do. Kentucky, LIST Monday
in August; Vermont, LIST Tuesday in
September; California, LIST Thursday in
September; Maryland, LIST Wednesday
in November.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

THE SOUTHERN FoRrs TO BIZ GARRr-
soNED BY NRGRoEs. General Hunter
has issued an order providing for draft
among the colored people, of his depart
ment in South Carolina, in order that
strong garrisons of thoroughly acclimat-
ed troops may be at once placed ia the
southern forts and posts of that depart
ment. All able bodied male negroes be-
tween the ages of Is and so, who are
not regularly and permanently employed
in the quartermaster's department, or as
servants of officers. must shoulder arms
and Join those already in The field.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
n. THOMPSON.

PLUMBER, STEAM & GAS SITTER. No.
L 367 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Opposite
National Hotel WASHINGTON, D. c,
ss.szFzTI 8as- Keeps constantly on hand,
" sTas s Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Wash
'sa-siai=sis-.-27hand Basins, Iron, Lead and
soalstone Sinks, Cast Iron, Lead, Galvapiz-
ed, Block Tin and Eartnen Pipes, Of all sizes,
for the Introduction Of the Potomac water
Also, r. Rubber Hose, Of all sizes and
quail draulic Rams, &C.
Nza ssDERS from the country promptly
ATTENDED 10. may ely