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, 1863-04-27
100 2G750 Sj76f5 fl00O

Inc lccclpts oi Ifoduce touag embraced 1854
brls flour, 1850 bu wheat, 71,422 bu corn, 1888
bu oats, 1923 bu rye, aud 7S7 bu barley. The ship
mcnts By lake were eco l,rls flour, &C. 75u hu wheat
za77,s $40 bu corn, p coo bu oats, and Is burye.
There WAS good attendance on Change, and
under the improvement in gold in New York, the
general produce markets were more active and
prices shade higher.
The demand for Wheat WAS brisk, md the full
prices OF yesterday pad-with liberal eales Of
no Spring at s1.1s91.19; No 2 Spring, 99cG1.9;
and Rejected Spring ut 799s3c. There is differ
cncc Of sl4c PCT bushcl between Spring Wheat in
South and that in North Side houses-1he latter
being considered the best quality. Winter Wheat
was held for an advance, aud we faye no transac'
tioHs to report.
There waa rather more inquiry for Flour, and
the market was more active hnt at former prices
Spring extras selling at IS 4o15.e0, and good su-
perflne brands at $4o0.
There was good demand for Corn By shippers,
ard prices advanced 1.@Kc q bushel-with sales
Of about 1900 bushels, 1t 49H151c for River
Mixed aaoat; 471lG4sc for Mixed Corn in store
and i57zc for Rejected in storc-the market closing
steady and firm.
Oats .strc in bnt limited request and tho market
suffered decline Of 1c 2 bushel-opening at
CoIc for No. !, and closing at 5o159hc- inside
figure for receipts expiring to-day. Rejected Oats
were sold at o5'1@;6c in store. Rye was in good
request and firm, but not very actiye-1Ight saIea
being made at &c for No. iu store-and by sam
pic on track. Barley WAS in good demand and
firm Hlshwines were sold at 3s3s039c-a ad-
vance Of 3<451c aince yesterday.
Timothy Seed was more netivc, with salcs at
S14eG1.G5. Flazeecd was III good request at s.. 40
Ia.s0 Tor medium to fair quality. Hungarian Grass
Seed was sold at $1.a5. The demand, however, is
very high and the market dull. CloYer is neglected
and dull
In Provisions We have to report quiet and
heavy market To-day i lot OF 1,1s3 brls II. o,
Pork was sold at $1200, and 100 br]s Meas Pork at
siataa; but there Is no inquiry whatever for Bulk
Meats, Shoulders being offered ut 315c loose with
ont buyers yellow Grease Was sold Mt exc,
The market Tor Butter Is we'll supplied, and prices
steady at 1Sl22c-the latter being only for tho
vcTy bcet roll Eggs are in more active request by
packcls. and salcs to-day were made mostly at &c,
Beans in request, with salce Of fair quality
ut $2a5
There WAS good demand for vessels to load to-
day, Ito save &c stosagc} and rates Of freight were
finer, with engagements at Sc for Wheat, &c lo1
Corn, and SIC for Oats to Buffalo.
ssSomc,, Cattle.
John Adams sold to-iay to Morris, Rinneman &
Waizell one yoke Of working oxen, weighing
1900 los., for s550p0. They were raised by j. p
Roe, Wankcshaw city, Wis, and shipped BY g. N.
Lyman, Ripon. Wis. They arc "hard to bcat.''
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
On and after to-day boats drawing four feet eight
inches water will be cleared at Bridgeport.
, 1863-04-27

By Telegraph NEW YORK; April o. leo3.
Government conssacts were awarded todny as
follows; Pork, 10100 bsls mess and prime ness at
s14 4ErG115 ;8; bacon. 100 go 1os at 90
f1cc 5000 Ms East India at $a.o0LS35: coffee,
aQCGO Ibs green Rio In hrls and Hscks at $3 100
s. a $50 Go Ms roasted IN brls at 80, and 3fO
600 ms roastcd and ground at $33TU; sugar, eco
COO Ms Muecovalo ut $t1.30, aud 4,5e0 bs1s New
Orleans at $1n.35(l12 ~.
, 1863-04-27
New York Stock and Honey Market.
73xFT
srocKs-,second Board-Better and fairly acti,

GOVERNMENT EToCke.
Government stocks firm.
S gsas q 19s4 1sree...... 9l
MokEr-,Easy; large supply Of capital seeking
Investment.
Sterling Exchange :drmcr, with more doing at
1GGJ165 for 1zst-class bills.
Gold fr1ncr-openiEs ut SIX, and advancing to
51K, and closing Irregular at 5SGl53z1.
Total exports of specie to-day, $5S5,943.
, 1863-04-27

On the ed
Bark John Bredeu, Kingston. Chicago.
Hch1 GaIlatIu, OsweSo, do
Schr Bohemian. Oswego, do
Schr Queen of the Lakcs,kinCston, do
Schr Exchange, OsWego, do
On the e3d-
Bark City Of 0gdensbnrs ogtenshure. Chicago.
Bark cochEauc ogtensburg, do
Brit, Rio Gsaude, OEdcI,sbuEs, do
Fesstld bound East 1FkersJ from. There 10.
On the List April
None.
On the Sd
Propeller Maine, Chicago, Ogdcnsbusg.
The following VESSELS passed West on the morn
ing OF the goth instant, hut their et passes" have
been mislaid, viz:
| Bark Clayton, Clayton. Cbicogo
| Schr Mediator, Clayton %
, 1863-04-27

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;n ~s,a,;on - aa,a a,,,,,;a,t;,. ~ ~, y'
7;,rsx th,ns;rr him fnr ~ s;.t;n9 - 1,c ~ connor
he,t,, il, i,f,a,ine tho 1Jn;,,, ,;o1ct II ri,
hc sca,, that thr od;+or or w., z,;1,,,, ;ra;o
r,,,t,r ro,,,s;,tos .1,a c,,n1,,,.o,. -.
non,ces it, assertions to hc 11,,,favna,,a
aud c;tos +ho 1,roof xe +ta,. e,1. ~ w.
.,.s -, 49, 49,. .. r,
s,o,.e -z.,.,,1 ha 1-,,o.-s ,,a,-a ,,ea.s :.
IT,, ~, o,a +1,a pn7,,,,1;o.ns ~ 49,
s'oA a'''o'ss LIE MISUNDERSTANDING ~ tAe sa'ae u
ieet as tAose eon'alneo III Luz eo1lhu1i'cauon
in question. IAc Ie1sun3 Ii paper OF large
circulation and influence among the German
r. .a5nr 7,onnl.t;on of orr c;sr snd sto+o o,,5
,!e~,.>.a - 49, '' 0"1
We arc happy 10 be assured TIA! this Old and
fearless advocate Of freedom stands shoulder
10 shoulder will, .ho Tu,n,-sz b,tt1;ro "a
1,L, r. ~
l-'pe'1s ana Chioh. He pass o'eE LAC iast re-
flee ION OF Mr. Brcntano, OIL the TRIBUNE, for
Inserting the communication In question. as
~, ,,-cs,,,,e +,,av ,r,r, ,,r,,,,,+,,1 Nv ,aaa~.
,",!rNS..A, ~ p4o'4'pteo ~ nonss'
1no'soauon Ill hi'dinss nss e"afsc to"afds the
ticket, SO seriously misunderstood on our
part. It would be serious misfortune to the
1,,;o, ;f ;,,,,., 80 a. ..-,:-,
sAt'4 ."1s~ :. 'oa'iAn " A''e ss1nu4us aao
CALCULATION Of the Stodfs Zttfung should fa1ter
in its defence Of right aud national unity in
thc ,,rosent crisis Rrt ro f.., nonf,,,nt 49,,
49,. 49, 49, N'Au.'' =, .iou
VIAL VIC no" kno" tHat Incfe Is not TITO least
probability Of such thing occurring.
, 1863-04-27

entitle such person to his passage ut half tnre
over the roads.
Judge Goodrich offered the following reso-
luton:
Reso!rtd, That tho Secretary be requested to
a general meetiug on Tuesday evening. at tue
rooms Of the Mercantile Association, at O'Clock.
The resolution WAS adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1863-04-27

sASDcsKT, O.. April 23.-Moss Beos., bankers
IN this city, have nled the necessary papers for
with capita1 Of $4,000, With tho privilege OF
increasing it to Sat1 ,00t.
, 1863-04-27
San Frnnclsco Market.

oAS HAdClsEu, I1P11l II.
General Trntle ia dull
CANDLEs-Lower. Sales at Tx for Boston.
S1Eurs-Hfgher; 5000 kegs sold at s611{c.
WuIskY-2 0 brls sold at 41Hc.
6CGAn--Crushed, l3c.
, 1863-04-27

BALTIMORE, Ap.i1 3s-Ttc following Govern
Ee1t contracts were made to -day:-H. =. CoCgcs-
hall, 1GoG pounds OF sugar, at 1a4oc; 4. Il. Co.
y.rt Of Chicago, TOO bbls new extra mess pork, at
, 1863-04-27

To LAKE SCpER1oR,-The steamer Sea Bird
has changed her time Of leaving to Thursday,
April Goth. That will be as early as any boat
Eill be ahle to get through the Ice.
, 1863-04-27
d I E d.

In tlis city. On tic 18th in.t WILLIE DUNLAP sou
months.
Funeral On Tuesday morning. 18th instant. q. 10
In tlts city. April Sd. MARY SOPuRONIA, young
est child OF Peasant and Julia s. A1ilck aged yeasS
/ 4Months and 5daFs.
In this city. Arrll :5:h. SAMUEL w. youneestscn Of
John D. and Mary Jane Moss nscd year AID :; days
n Treoklyn; y; y. on Friday. the 9th tnss M7.
and Alex stefe. efftfs city, in the t.t ofals age
, 1863-04-27

st. Louis markc1s-1prI1 "a.
Wheat dull. Corn neglected. Oats loyer-7xn
sGHs. Bulk shoulders cold at Sc. Hungarian seed
, 1863-04-27
CRkCAEO DAILY HARRIET.

81 IL grain scld ''ln store'' IL reported n
Mt* nar1st Isl9rt a. <ubJsct 10 &c storage, Ehiea
for nc grain TO Ike se1er. iFaea trdnsactfonis il
"asie IN uhteh he seller Udys The storagt Is re-
ported II, o. b. or ~ free Of storage" Al -four
stated.
, 1863-04-27

Illinois Cotton Offered on sChangc.
To-day sample Of 100 lbs Illinois Cotton, from
Carbondale,. was offered for sale By s. G. Hutch.
ings & Co. The quality was pronounced fully
equal to that grown in Tennessee. It wss held at
&c per ID.
, 1863-04-27

GSMSAsT1c Exn1B171oNs.-Thc Chicaro
Iurn-yerein will give agreat gymnastic per
formance at Bryan Hall, on the Goth inst, con.
nected with an exhibition Of living pictures,
pyramidal ercctions and concert, The Great
Western Band will fnrnish tue music, and the
most elaborate arrangements arc being insti-
tuted for the exhibition.
, 1863-04-27

The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade edueafes ooys for business, and prepares
them 70 support taeuselyee. aqsfaK
, 1863-04-27

e When requiring medical aid-suct IS Dr.
;'aMes renders, zig: Diseases Of the skin and
blood orcanicw weakness. nervous debility Sc all are
advised 10 apply to DR.. james and receive the con-
eo!at:tn OF hope, and the prospect Of a speedy
cure. which lie Is SO well enabled to give. ID this
speciality nr. James has been practicine in New
Orleans for fifteen years, and the medical faculty
and press OF that country FAY he has no superior.
pr Jamss' cfacc is now permanently locatcd III Sc
Randolph. street, between State and Dearborn
streets, where he can be consulted from 4. m. to
9p. N, except Snnday. when he may be found il
the forenoon. The following editorial is from the
New Orleans Dtlfd Of December el, 1SGp:
"NoSE MORE CArARLE.-There !s no nhy sIc;an
IN our rather extended acquaintance in the profes-
zion, who Is more cspable, and surely mono has
gained 80 enyiable reputation in the treatment Of
special diseases than Dr.. James, s. Custom Hoaso
street. The doctor has made 60 mauT wonderful
and speedy cures that it Is not to be wondered at
that his office Is 90 often filled with nnfoFtunstes
who come to him as dcrnier resort, having full
faith in his skill and experience It is astonishing
that 90 many will suffer themselves 10 be tridcd
with By phyaicf1ns who have never made this epc-
c:al disease steady, and who prescribe the samc
remedy for all cases. Dr. James has spent years in
pert citing himself In this peculiar lue, aud is as
perfect al can be-
;, Remember Dr.. James Office and parlors arc So
itando!ph street. Separate rpoua. and all consul
tatao1s insiolah1e-
, 1863-04-27
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


The receipts of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs ut the
yarlous yards in the ciSy during the past week. end
ing ta-daY Compnre aR fnIoNa.
, 1863-04-27
MEETING OF THE UNION
CLUB.
Organization for Future
Work.

The regular meeting Of tho Union Club
was held Saturday evening at the hall corner
OF Lake and Dearborn street, Col. F. A. East
man, President, In the chair. The first bust
ness which came before the meeting was the
matter Of organizing the Club for the Presi-
DENTAL election in 1864.
Goo. II. Gage addressed the meeting at some
length, and in q spirited manner, urging upon
the club the importance Of buckling on the
armor anew, and preparing for vigorous and
determined struggle in the future. Mr. Gage
closed Ills remarks by submitting to the Club
a proposition to change the name OF the organ
ization by inserting the word {. War; SO that
the name should read Union Var Club"
Under the rules, this proposition MAS laid
over till the next meeting.
Col r. N. Hough being called for, address,
ed tie meeting for short time, endorsing the
sentiments advanced By Mr. Gage, and recon-
mendins the cooperation Of every member Of
the club in carrying out the plans adopted.
He was in favor of the liberal distribution Of
suitable documents among the people. fcr.
cry man would do his duty from this time
lebcrfortb, truth would ultimately triumph,
and the rebellion would be crushed.
Col. G. s. Hubbard thought that loyal citi-
1eus had every reason to take courage anu
1,ress on in the good cause to which they were
devoted. It was the duty Of the Club and Of
every true citizen to stand by the Government
in the present crisis, and aid, SO far as posi-
lie. in the triumph Of constitutional liberty
and the Union.
Mr.. Gage again spoke for 3 few minutes, re-
iterarirg the Sentiments expressed BY the 9TH
er speakers, and urged the necessity Of earnest
unaauntcd efforts in overcoming the Copper
head influence prevailing in the Northwest.
J. G. Kendall, Esq, Of Beloit, Wis, being
present, was called upon for q
speech, and responded with few pertinent
remarks, which were enthusiastically received.
He observed that the news Of the late Copper
hcad triumph in Chicago was received bythe
citizens Of Wisconsin with deep regret: but
he vas satisfied that it would result in stirring
up the loyal men to greater degree of
activity. BE was glad to meet SO large .
number Of Union war men in Chicago, and
find that they were alive to the great issues
now pending. In Wisconsin, nearly all the
loyal citizens belonged to some Union organ
izaticn, and he believed this fact had much to
do with their efficiency, He hoped the loyal
men Of Chicago would appreciate the import
ance Of thorough, Systematic organization.
Mr.. Dorset thought that the most effectuul
mode Of winning Union victory at tho next
Presidential election was By the free distribu-
tion Of printed documents.
On motion, the Club then adjourned to next
Saturday evening:
, 1863-04-27

FEET Posrrn ON TIE TAX LAW.-Haines' Legal
Adviser publishes regularly, all decisions and
other important information concerning TIC Sation-
3. II. HA1aRs, Chicago, III.
, 1863-04-27

Go 70 TIE BEsr-9o TO BRYANT i s1kATroH's
ca1cAao CoAz1Rc1At coI1.xaB. to got thorough
Practical business education.
, 1863-04-27

Scnoo1 OF TRADE, J.. Dyhrenfurth, Principal
practical institution, recommended By the business
men Of Chicago, nnaf-ay
, 1863-04-27

Whertas, the President Of the United States
has designated and set apart Thursday, the
thirtieth day Of April, instant, as Il day of na-
tiona1 humiliation, fasting and prayer: Now,
therefore, I, Francis c. Sherman, Mayor Of
the city of Chicago, do hereby request all
citizens Of Chicago to abstain, on that day,
from their ordinary labors, and business avo-
cations, and, repairing to their respective
places Of worship, or in their homes, unite In
observing the day in becoming and proper
manner, as national Fast Day.
&c. SHERMAN, Mayor.
f1,1nar.n A...T 4crr
, 1863-04-27

PROBABLE 1SFAsT1c1DE.-On Friday cyen~
ing, some workmen engaged at the corner of
Jefferson and Fulton streets, found the dead
body Of very young infant, partially con-
cealed in sewer. Yesterday, Coroner Schmidt
held an inquest in the case, and the jury rem
dered verdict setting forth that the child
came 10 it's death from some cause or causes
to the iury unknown.
, 1863-04-27
Tg Kcl1t.

ITO RENT-On West Washington
Il strest. rear Cnt,n Park. a hant.o::o name
pwGEls tloGss: with ten roor,s: large yard well anu
Arst lsAlt
, 1863-04-27

Rates TO Dankrl, IS per car less than to Buffalo,
when shipped by nj rail.
Rates to Dunklrk, al.xc = 100 Ds 1ess than to
BE1aio, when shipped By all rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
Thefo!lowing table shows the source OF supply
and the number transported by tho various raif-
roads:
Cattle. Cattle.
Gal 4 ChU Z r.. Sc ChD&QR ..s,055
Chi s r I r Rec. 549 North " r Re-. 81,
Ill Central r r.. gas Alton g. st LRR. ..1,163
, 1863-04-27

Illinois and Michigan Canal.
On and after to-day boats drawing four feet eight
inches water will be cleared at Bridgeport.
, 1863-04-27

ssSomcss Cattle.
John Adams sold to-day to Morris, Rinneman &;
Waizen one yokc Of working oxen, weighing
$500 1s., for $550oO. They were raised By j. r
Roe, Wankcshaw city, Wis, and shipped BY g. N.
Lyman, Ripon, Wis. They arc ''hard to beat"
, 1863-04-27
COMMERCIAL.


Total. 670 45935 100 3l33 80. 2aa1
SHIPMENTS BE LAKE TOR TIE LAST TwESTY-FouR
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Irs prepared Under the immediate lapsTgisiO'
af skliyf4g PkyiieiaH, and they may
Be relied upon 81 all easei.

The fntelIigence Of the community Is not insultBd
by the oer OF single modeine which claims 70 c1Te
Of Eleven different Medicines all unequaled In the
cure Of the diseases for which they are
among which may be selected one appropriate 70 any
Of the Diseases incident 70 this country and climate.
HB-THE GaHFENBEaG VEGETABLE Pills are bettei
than any other kind Of Pills in tho world Frlceoo
Hs- as GRRFENBERG UTEzIEE CATHoLIcos Is an
inallible remedy for all Fenaie Diseases Price $50
uD-THE UTERrxE OAruoIIorx n viii also cure GRAY.
el, diseases Of the kidnty5i urinary diHcuitias IL
bs-THE GREFEEHEAa SARsAPARILLA is b. far the
Iaest powerful and sf1cacioHs compound IN use
Price si,O0.
B5THE GRRFEEBERY DEsEETERT SYRUP Is eer-
tain and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Pfice 80 cents.
E5-THE GREFEEBERG PILE REMEDY never fails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price 81
EB-THE GRzFENRERa CHIIDRESs PAEACEA is ar
Invaluable compound in all diseases incident 20 chill
dFsn.
E4-THE GREFENRERG FEVER AND AdUE REMEDY Is
sovereign specific fer this particular disease Priee
90 cants.a
HBTHE GREFENBERa GREEN M0UKTAIN 0INTMEET
eXcss all other salyes in its curative elects Frce .
cents.
E8-THE GREFEsBEnu HEALTH BITTERs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
z%THE GRErENBERa EYE LOTION Is unparalleled
in al Inflammation or diseases o the Eye frioez ze'
HS-THE Ca EFEsnr.Ra CORsUnTIvE7s BALr Affords
Ploints Prics g bottle. - An eminent Fhysi-
clan OF New York states that he has known the Nr-
enberg Consumptiyos 3 Balm used with great success
in Dropsy tOur own experience suoslantiatea hil
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Colonel Van Valkenburg, Of the 20th
Indians regiment, has been dismissed for
sending $40 to q faro dealer in Columbus,
Ohio, with letter stating that it was the
last be should receive Of this "nigger ad-
ministratiOn," as they would steal the bal
ance or run away with it. The letter was
brought to Governor Morton, who sent it
to Washington He had also been guilty
Of drawing servants rations, and then
subsisting them at company quarters.
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EB-The above named Ladies VIC are personally &C
Quantod with, and know thas for several years bile
We lived in Medina, they we're great gu1erers slss
difficulty she was aba to stand upon her ieet. teW
bottles of CathoicOn entirely cured her OF her COM
plants NV wife received great bouet frOnn this med
icne. We recommend It to the Ladies OF this county
a. safe and cient remedy for the many complaints
thew are subtsct To- JOHN WEEkS,
Editor Garfield Sentinel
saFFor sale by allDruggsts.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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HoKE FFSTIEOgY.

Mr.. H. B. KIEesLEY-Desr Sir: We feel Il dub
We owe to the public to state that Marshals Oathol
icon is medicine invaluable for complaints eiassea
under the head Of Female Diseases- We have used
your GrRfenberg Medicines and have been greatly
d0Uol,, we would have them. To the thousands q
our who are suffering iron weakness We would
recommend the Catholicon sure panacea. II gives
strength to the system and enables each Of the organs
OF the body 70 perform their appropriate funclonss
Miss q. nWORmSrETT,
Mrs. W OAlsTER,
Mrs. T. Il. WEEKS.
Medina. March l. 81
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(See Out) W. L. MARVIN Sole gent for thfs City.
Having beon improved, is now undoubtedly ths
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and Broiilng properties are
uneEcep tonRble aud IN econCmT OF Fuel u i5 ultI
alleledi with its
NEW TINT GRATE,
It viii aurn Coal veil Wood most admirably thg
Oven being thOroughly ventilated Il VIII produss
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that Of BaksFs
Brick Oven. Roasting and TOastinz IL dOus bgiCrl
the open fire. and BroiinF over live Goals On tbs
In THIS city and the material used and the WorE.
anshiD OF the best quality; finally, It gives .
feet satisfaction to ALL - hundreds 0fhOusakeepers Il
this city and surrounding country who are dailS
using il, viii testify.
THE MORNING STAR king STOVE -
new and des Tabe pattern v hlch, with Varisty q
Others make our stock complete. We also have q
hand gruat variety OF Parlor Cooking and other et
ing Stoves, for Coal or Weed, at reduced prices
We are constantly supplied with al the newest -
most beautiful styles Of
BNAEELRD Ora FES.
Also-sll Of the most useful articles Of Houss m
uishing Cocoa, Nails and Farmers Tools.
Mehno Just receiving tie latest improFec sfylaI O.
Bird CAGES, which are offered At the lowest prileE
HemanuinetuIe largalY and have for sale q Wtsl3-
ale and retail, IL the various articles Of Plain ana
JgpGned Tia, Copper and Shset-Ir0a W8s.
he f1r sale st the lowest cash prices, on the 06H
PBIOE SYSTEM.
EB-All HOusokoePar5 sud those Who contemrllne
Hou5skseping, and the ',regt Of mankind ara Uugi
cordially invited to call baiOre purchasing eseE1Eu
md ludgs for themselves sATIsTAofIoH Is GUAhAH
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIOR
Of MAkVIN,
No. 90 ssuib side Pub. squaEs,
~.
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P. S.-If time is Of great Importance to
the Government the vessel could be COM
pleted in much less time, but of course at
an increased cost.
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MFDIeAL.


THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMARI I, and g, arc protected b. koy'
II Letters Patent Of England, and secured b the
Seals Of the Ecolc de Pharmacie de- Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SDermator
FhcBa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eraGicaie8 all traces OF thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nh1
seoua and perniciouH use OF oopaFia and cubebs-
Of mercury thereby insurilg to the sufferer SPEEDY
relief dispensing al impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of diseases
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. l. and 3, are preparations IN the
orm Of Lozenges devoid Of taste and smell, and can
Be crried in the waiscoat pocket. Sold in tin eagol
and divided into separate doses, as administered hI
Velpau, Lallemand Rou1 RicOld, &c. Price e each;
or cases for G9, which e3; and In ga cases,
whereby there Is q saving OF sq. To Be had whole
ale and retail OF Dr. BARROW, No. l94 Beeckor-St.
New York.
Immediately On receiving remittance Or. Barrow
will forward the Tresemar to any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according % the IL
issoId by g " OLA AK AFsnt for Olsyelsnd
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DB"The above are all from persons who are public
IL known where they reside, and who would not IlaEt
these statements without thorough conviction thsi
they were true.
PREPARED By j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
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