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OBITUARY..
Death OF Macready. the Tra.edIans

The telegrnphlc news by the Africa an-
nounces in single line the death OF William
Cha1les Macready, the eminent English ira
gedian- No particulars are given OF the time
or Place of his death.
Mr. Macteady was born in London in 1793.
His first engagement was at the Birmingham
Theatre. in June, 16l01 where he played 70.
n.to. His first appearance in London Was at
Covent Garden, IN September, 1916, when hs
Distressed Mother" Hazlitt. who Witnessed
tlis performance, pronounced Macready - by
far tie best ACTOR that had coma out In his re-
membrance, with the exception Of Mr.. Keau !"
In 1926 he made his first visit to the United
t1e,ne1s successful. In 1873 be played in Paris
to immense audiences. In 1887 he assumed
The management Of the Covcut Garden Thea
trc, but reiinquishtdit five years liter for tue
direction cf the Drury Lane, where he met
heavy losEes and afferwaras retired In 1913
he again visited the United States on 4 p.v.
fessional tour.
In 1878 his third and last visit to this coun-
try was made memorable By the Astor place
riot in New York An old misunderstanding
between Edwin Forrest aud Afr. MacreadY
val Of the hitter, aud the friends OF Forrest
tlrcatenet! to picyent the appearance Of Mr.
AncreadY here, lie nevertheless played for
several nights at the old Opera House IN Astor
Hlace {ruw the Mercantile Lib1ary), bnt upon
commencing farewell engagement in the
following May {1si9) he was menaced, aud on
the light Of the 1th Of that month, while
Ilas ing st Macbeth the performances were
Interrupted BY the hootings and hor1inge of
Forests followers, who had obtained possess
eion Of the galleries. The curtain dropped
and the performance was suddenly ended, and
it w1s only ut the solicitations Of many promi-
mint citizens that Mr.. Macrcady Was fnduced
to continue his engagement on the
following Thursday evening. The dis
tnrbAnces Of 1be previous Monday
1oweyes, were renewed on that Night.
A mob Of ruf6aus, excluded from the opera
house By the police, commenced violent at-
tuck upon the outside Of the building, with
htolts and other missiles, and it was found
to br necessary TO call out 4 military force to
suppress the disturbance, which had now as
sumtd the character Of riot. Several vol
1eys of musketry were fired, By which TWEEN
ty-two PERSONS we're killed and thirtysIx
wounded. The rioters then dispersed. This
was fifteen years ugo, and New York has not
since had riot Until the terrible one Of last
week broke ont
After these scenes Of violence, 1fr. Macrea-
dy made no further attempts to act In New
York, and soon afterwards left the country.
In lS50-51 1e peifoimed series Of farewell
engagements in England, and on the 26th Of
February, 1851, took his final leave Of the
stage, at Drusy Lane. He has since lived in
retirement, down to the period Of his death,
ut the advanced age Of seventy years.
, 1863-07-24
Composition OF New York.

Composition OF New Torlr.
The Philadelphia american in describing
the class9s Of people who compose New York,
set down one-eighth as outlaws. It says:
"Swa1ms Of men who have for half CEN
tnr. been too turbulent and vicious to be per-
nIt1ed to live anywhere else, have found the
atmosphere Of New York congcnial. There.
too, las been gathered In all the refuse popu.
ton Of the free States Of our own country
the genseel swindlers, the low demagogues,
the rogues Of all kinds, advtuturers e4ger for
any chance Of gain, from cheating at cards to
rob1fnE bank-SeW York sucks them all
into her grind reservoir; aud these this Ioul
aud pestleIttI mass, rendered ranker aud
more offensive by the Infusion of Southern
out.akts. seethes AID bol]s.
New York las not le5s than hundred
Thousand Of them, divided thus: Womeu of
The town, 90, 900; thieves, sc, 900; outlaws Of
al tther kinds. 10 .050; adveuturers ready for
any chance wind, 25,oo0; persons without
any means Of getting living, 1000.
Orpcrhaps they might bo better divided in
1000; sweepings Of the Free States, 2O. zoo;
Diff f.wood from lhe South, 5000; original pro.
ducts Of New York vice and criiae. 500.
They are the refuse Of all ciimes and all reo-
Piles. ireland has yomited her paupers and
criminals upon the shores Of the Hudson,
Periodically she has been cleaning out her
prisons and worEhouees, and poorhouse5 to
furnish emigrant5" to the United States.
Every shade Of Irish vice and c1ime is better
rrprt sented in New York than In Ireland it.
self, until hcr York has eedsetf to BE- az At,aeri.
taH ely. 1Hpifying in any degree tie order, i'll
dastry atld 3,o1 Aa5ats Of the american p-oDIc"
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NJ OTI c E

AZ rN
IN nu.rxrr ~ e-.r,,
spnnsoFfEeD .Jure3, isM
carved u fhis depattinent mill sstaSs1 the ss da1
e 3uy ne5s = ~ ? oosS :. toE re
General Assembly, and Iii other Documents required
3ynw to be distributed ths 70 bo dlatrioatedin
aals must eeveray be male. Pfoposals viii also b
considered for the VT ole State.
xtIfh such laxs jouzna etc. viii be distributed 81
Hf6t the Ttole State the sum must bs named.
from srIinsde!d a. soon ~ ready for delivery, of
which lotice Will be glyeu. In convey OF Char
Hcte- 10 protect them IRON ar1urY oa account Of
weather ETC and deliyerI a. sooH Al prsCtcahie in
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NAVY DKrAK1xESr. BUREAU q YARDS Aap poo1s.}
December 3lth. l85s.
Meas's Hosr1T7RR sMrH. Pittsburg. Pa,
GEHT1Ex :-Ahout four years siuce my attention
We called to your Celebrated Stomach Biters being
at the lime perfect martyr to Dyspepsia In all OF ia
terrific forms indeed had not known for SIX years m
uninterrupted nights sleep. commented the use Of
your Bittess taking them sccordtng to your directions
except that the dose Vas reduced one half and found
myself niuch. VERY MuCu benefited BY the first bottle
the eecoud relieved entirely but have ever since
taken dose In the morning. Immediately on rising,
finding it to act Tonic and Appetizer Of the MOST
AGREEABLE CHARACTER. There ts peculiarly in the
effect OF your Rtttess on me. which 1t may be we'll
s.ate II from any canseI sla1 be suffering 10 accutely
with the Headache. doee Of your Bltsers RK11EyEs
me l. Y1rrEES MINUTES. 1nconcluslo1 Isay, with all
sit ce1tt5 and truth. wouid not be returned To the
state Of health In which youE Blttera found me- and
from which They have ugauEs11oxAnLY ExL1gvED
me, TOR ALL TIE AoSKx IN THE WORLD.
! am. With great respect. your obj serV't,
JOHN ". BRONAUGu. Chief C1esk
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Jrom the pressure or ,fs inertia of the column
III front, which at its grca.est point is esti-
E'attd at &, 600 pounds to the square inch. II
a trial OF rifle Of this kind made in Chicago
Last October, at which I was present-and to
the result Of which can testify-ot 100 feet
distance conical ball {weigh1ng about 60 to
tue pound penetrated &c inches OF pine, pass
ing entirely through, and buried itself to half
us deIt th in the fence behind It also pene-
trate d one qua::er Of IN inch of boiler iron of
gocd quality. think such reeu1ts have not
before been obtained, except perhaps by the
acce1era1ing rifle, which Is 6omewhat conpii-
Gated as we'll as dangerous. In converse
ticn with III. Horace Cleveland {who wrote
several articles On the rifle, which appeared
In the daaatic Monthly last FIJI, and who also
delivered course of1ectures In Boston on the
Eamc suhiect). be .f,rmcd me that the great
est penetration obtained By any of the rifles in
use In the military service of this OF any other
country, which had come to his knowledge.
wes IS inches. The Atwater patent rifle gives
rs inches, US heretofore STATED, doubling the
penetration Of any other. This meth I'd Of
ridtnt wou1d apply to eli the guns In the army
now IN usc, the expense Of alteration being
but trlfirg. The sane system of rif11ng Is
applicable: to ordnance, and 4 large cannon
Mact ~ AlEer, Of Boston is now on trial In
washington, snd has thus far ecl1psed In It's
results any other cannon known, at least so
far as Its ratge is concerned, and that Of
course includes its crushing or penetrating
power. C. NH.
C1Nc1SSATr. ONO. Jn]v 1. 1SGs
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The n1agnaninity of Tho Presi-
i1ent.

There has been no President for the past
half century who has SO unostentatiously ex-
hibittd that spirit If ulagnanimity, honest
philanthropy and personally disinterested
Blindness MS has been shown BY Abraham Lfu-
coin. We hare seen many Instances of bis
kind and charitable acts, and jet there arc no
doubt innn1nerable instances where he has
prirately administered, not to be beheld Of
men, to the many wants Of the poor soldiers
who have seen and conyersed with him. Dur
Ing the past week an eye witness informs us
that as he was passing tllroughthe little grove
Of trees between the Presidents House and
the War Department, early in the morning,
he saw President Lincoln Just ahead Of h,1,
sitting down under a tree, talking to soldier
Who had j9st presented his petition or claim
for something. The President eat right down
under the tree, took out his pencil, and then
aoa there "aeted upon it," BY endorsing aud
ment. After conrersing short time with
the soldier, and encouraging him, the Prcsi-
dent proceeded to the Executive mansion,
unc,,nscious that this noble act had made that
soldiers heart beat with gratitude IS great us
If h. had suddenly been presented with for
tYnc.- WdsHiNg{on Chronicle
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1kc Assassination Of the King
Of fN1nlaGascnr.

Ihc Assn sssinn1iom Of the Kina.
oil Madagascar.
Late Paris dates say that the official report
ofthe French Consul at Tamataye, dated May
18th, was published in Paris, July 7th. It
gives the following interesting account Of the
circumstances attending the assassination Of
the king Of Madagascar:
The cause Of the political revolution in
madagascar was the rivalry between the
at the accession Of king Rada1na took power
and monopolized all fayors, and who lately
suggested to the King measures disapproYeI
OF by the people,
They were accused Of injustice, of being
Under their influence the King published
law authorizing duels and even coubats of
tribe against tribe. and village against Village,
without any other forina1ity than the cousent
OF the two parties, thus proclaiming civil
war, aud furnishing rretert for hosti1Eties.
Tie officers aud principal Inhabitants begged
Of tie King to recall the law, who, however
Ietnst d, aid The Preparations for the conflict
theL began.
Thc French Consul assembled all his fellow.
cou1tryMen, and the English Consul wished
the Methodist missionaries to take similar
co9rse, but they did not respond to his inyi-
tatit H..
Thc King having again refused to revoke
the law, the people. slaves, and soldiers, as
seMbled in the public places to search for the
kins'e court who had been prosecuted by the
eontpiratots. Eleven were killed By the nul-
titude. While this was going on, negotiations
were entered into with the King, who asked
mercy for the unfortunate men remaining,
who hc promised should be exi1ed for lie.
manded that the guilty should undergo per.
petU11 Imprisonment in chains Thn Eiur
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We clip the following from the Citizen OF
Frederick (Md-,)a Democratic paper, Of Ju-
1yS:
REBEL PRISONERS CArTURED.-Ou Sunday
cvcnlrg, July 5th, rebel negro, who /: is re.
ported belongs to the rebel General Stuart,
was discovered IN this vicinity, aud impaired
saeh .almane l,:t9'saatlon to the military con;
rebel troops in South Mountain, that General
Fitzpatrick started out with his cavalry, and
on the foil lowing evening returned with about
.ftetn hnndred 4r1s1 prisoners to this city, an
large number Of wagons, horses. and anlbu'
laures. The surprise was complete, and took
county. North Carolina, Georgia. and Mary.
land men are among the prisoners,
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AhssRs. En1roRs: Among the various not
1ccs q improved firearms which have ap-
peArsd in your paper, have not seen ar5r
mt ntitn made Of Atwatcr's new systen, ~ -
rilling Us applied either to muske.s Of canpon-
The ih. ory Of this method If rifing ia thai
you get In the ordinary rife or masket tic
fuii explosive power Of the powder at a dis
tance of9 or 10 inches from the bseech, aud
that if you ean at that point relieve the ball OF
plcjecti1e frun portion Of the pressure Of
The atmosphers In the barrel, you can attain q
much higher yelsity. To attain this result
Mr. Atwuler cotnlcences with six grooves at
the brecch. disccnziouing three Of them at .
distance Of 8 or 10 inches, from which point
bEt three grooves are carried out to the muz-
zle. aEd those three grooves are cut much
deeper than the six, affording an opportunity
btlind the he+p1o.sectile, and thereby relieving it
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1R. JAMES, formerly Of New

.nent ol Chronic Ecrcughl Blood sud othAz diseases
THAT REQUIRE SKILLFUL TREATMENT,
z5as Permanently located himself 1t s. Randolph
street Chicago. Dr.. Jamea recommended by the me
ica1 faculty and the almost entire presa Of the south
1hcns.rcs of uufortnaates bless Dr.. JAMES who
but lot him. won1d be living I miserable exist
ence The euv1sbla reputation Or. Jzmcs enJoys from
the Lakes to the Guf = the result Of yeash G. study
Gnd observation.
Dr.. James nses no Mercury IoaIds. Potash 4. mic
OF easEapazta, in the treatment Of blood dleA-:
hut Aneutrslizcr. which Is positive cure.
Organic Weakness cp-ed by q new aud iofAlil: .
ettoo. saving both tlne and expouss
Ot1ce and parlors It Sc Randolph street, <up
Odice hours from 4. Il urt1 SP II.
CONSULTATIONS 1AV1o1AB1R.
49, h4cR
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
~ TALLow. LARD. oREAsE, ac-The under
low and III 8osp etock1 Any conslsn:nenta seas 70
ttem viii Be promptly d'posed of aud 99lck returns
Teefy preeeu1rert E5at;s e ~ ~ ssndinE tasir ID
1rl3 g$3u&a So. n Water Assost. GoN YQ:k
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A CA RD.
The Marine Company Of Chicago,

The Marine Company Of Chicago.
The Stockholders Of ttls institution having coab.
uteu and ps1d In
NEW CASH CAPITAL.
THk MAR1ET CoNrlTT or CHICAGO Is now ready to
uarsact General kust3css End Offers its Fe7yccs 10
tlort, Under IT. amended charter. two disuncs de-
p1Itmentk are established:
!. L General Deposit, Collection and Loan
Department..
IA Savings and Trust Department.
The budrex and Transactions Of each depa -t.r1at
arc required to be entirely distinct Independent
e4c other, that in event shall the funds Of the
Savings Denart1 eEt be jeoparded by the other rank
Acuons Or buslneea Of said Company.
te7-es4c 3u
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LEDlK6!-A1l difficulties and Monthly I1TeEn-
1ar:s OF Ladies'. from whatever cAnse f1lly removed
by new system Of treatment st once psinless sud
cmneIt'y uuccesaful. DR. 7. MACKtEEt8.
Post t!n1ce Boz 3H. 1H6 Lake street. Chicago. N.
, 1863-07-24
EKw CoSvALKscEET CAN'T
Near Alexandra, Va, May 18th. 1868.

Nessrs HosTrrTHH d sx1TH,
DxAR s1Rs-wlll you do me- the favor to forward
by press onehalf dozen Bittera
With b for which win remit you On receipt Of same
"a am unable to procure your medicine here: and Il
hae quantity 1t could be sold readily, a. 1t Is kno
to be the best preparation In ube for deases having
their origin With diseased stomach 1have used AID
sold hundreds Of preparations but your Btters ars
superior to anything Of the ktud an cognizact with
Indeed no soldier should be without IT, should he be
ever 20 robust and healthy: for tis not only RES
roRAr1vx, but Preventive for alrost Ill diseases
e tier IL subject to- Ihavebeen AFFLICTED with Chroait
Indigestion, and no medicine HAS AFFORDED Hx ruu
Rh1aE7 TorEs HAS: and Itrust you wi1loso no dtae
III sehdsng the Bltters ordered.
Yours. very respectfully,
SAMUEL HYE1ss, HoBpitA 8taward.
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Commission Mkrrbants.

NTcALLISTER,H HALL L&LIVERA1OR
u1 GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IS South Water street, Chicago, III. y. Boz 1851.
TAHT1-n-E1o,0 ,0{G 1bs Of Wool, on Eastern orders.
s2Pcr Or Wll;e Winter and Spring Wheat Ftonr for
City Trade, vikings ~
, 1863-07-24

Saratoga Empire Company,

Tre wntsr Of the Empire Spring. which is now coz.
cfdtd to be superior Is all others; may be bottied
e,.d kept for EAks-std ~ PUaE and PERFECT u
when taken fscn4 the FounE4n
their rape: Of Jrne sla, 1sf3 tbs! tney .havu Tie
xSes 1a n1au a deoos I'd ). fu or
~ ap!srcnty Tnsp snsoEksd = sae dss after It ".
fsct II lttr own exnsienee to prove ia value fof
DISTANT TRANSFORMATION ind LONG KEEP
ING, The Wafer from the
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teYc1 mn !, tho aava-tI.tr,- -o.u,,n. ~ %s-.
= r.I.n.s, ,..... =. ' ~ - P3eseVS
n,.s .,4I. tnat ae p3oprastots OF AosTKr
| trs,.s.. - ..-a1s.. 9iso 4uosAt.uns ~ .son tatst
1rs.c - saas NnS ~ w 1eSotNE 0f1A
n,-,1 ~ 100 Av 1'e ouu "ppieeate af.Su4Sn
a., 49, 1.,11 or sv.toa,aeo W tae unsninklnE
x1,s, ~, ,..a , pus INTO Inc mouths
y. - - S-An" ~ uascfupu1ous tmptt1ta and
"4oee LIQUIDS oo]eet Is 70 SELL both their
1t9ss. oua <oe 1ooLlo*
oe4.a sE' ~ no"eset' Anat rAsAo 1AfoffAhT TO
LIE 1iAaA4a aND CoAfoHf oF THE PUBLIC.
ana WEIGH ean % sEt1fisD At ANY NONENTbg
Aoassasns ING pa1ues VINO Vouca Tor the. ought not
nlo uaoe1 ousnes inc Undersigned publish be-
~. q ~" son AuAie4oosoo ot 9eeent date. to which
aey .ne Ateat.oa ot tae and atthe sane
.nno @ .s".. IotH.L. hIHuhei AZ teaoese who may
M .os! ln,etesto4 ~ tu1 sunscs 70 ADuHEes THE IN
se.sHo'..ae..N @n@ sefea'a tao coz
1esusese " u'o pat
=. = 1y pa .noaSHs. pesnnps, .uas p'tpatanon a3a
- 81 ot4 lIHs ~aca mas long
..asa-71s+,,. !oo WESTERN
..a,a =. -. .".a- aAu % 4opy ossouos stsp1o OF
tan.o sreaAs ~ lHe ~ Stronger
49,. .-s ~ eau H. ia1s
81, 80 - ss y. .@e.sAss s+.o ~ ~ a.tuoe" t1Ao".e!A
ntt+s-s ,,ha rpr11~NTT,r ~ .o saTSese I,ss " -ae
- ,sssrnw,sass e,+ns come
go ~ +,,ss ~. .ue nan.-
~,s. s4 - -. .-so ,. .4tetes4 " .iosaaoos
nno1.s ~. .1 o. ene par
s,'m,Staxa :. sassa. 80. - -. W $500 VEL. ano
on record. ~ S~ '4~A'
Fnr s-a,,,,e s~v.r-.,,h,. or a.. r,-,.,..,a.
Il, rea kutrer more or 1es. for sE4 SICK yFss rhe
,,raaa nj, terr+b- .frt,on ,no,e t,sr ths 49,
c1c,nts ard II ust ha an NJ, .nestahe lad ,fcton -
Them to lear, ,hat 1t can e svartad bv the me- NJ
HOsrErTEEB BITrER5 It Ia only within the Iass
+u.lva rnonths that thIs f;IeE.r raI:r IN MEn1CA.
IOH Ia, bee1 established and heaca it Ia not unfvcr
sa1ly fnown. Those who hare tested this newly de.
re1one nronertv of the nra,asatIon anil escaned aa.
sfcknes b, in i ara naturally tn en-e.d The
,ad ,idscs amore nj, wao N blown tn the 40, ~
sssna md do hnstness an the gr.ot u,at~,< .rha NJ
.. - .hI r.I,+ ,rhn.o +,t,,-,,r,, T. ...uss -.
49,. 81, e..s ~ ss,ssafs. ~
ous asa tLs'' 49," w. ".1n
us' ss.e, suete "
49, WV ao .,osa.,' ~ ~, ~ -. - s1 % Aoaeo
-. ~ a.. 49, ~ ' W."
n,..s ~. ~. ~. ~ , ."o a.s!aute
,,1n,1ae - 10 s"te -, ~
4'o De,n ~ s.N auns tus psas
1eA4' Fao~es sA.s =. sAs "n " oos5s .ao 9sslp
susaAi1ohe.'oa "! al t.nhss' on'S AoAO fa9i
, 1863-07-24

D1LESi PILES!! PILES!!l-
L. Dr. Tltfelct Vegetable Pills su1pasA ali Other
Tumedlte IN rapid radical Of Pea. Testt.
n:ont:l from lades anc Ee5tiemen who hAys beer
Gil DruGgista ana b. tse Proprietor. J.. YOUNG. ~
BIoaawky. NE. Sent By mall to anT addreaa-
, 1863-07-24
Qrt111E1tt.


GRzAz Dncov1xrgUsEFul and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY
HILTOS's
INsOlU3LE CEMEAT!
Aop!eanle to the T. Of mora ee?.rs1 ,pr.c'tcal
uaelu AA tasutr than anr Invention now
t6osooe ea,y ..ss.d ii dursas Il r. s'se w: 's.:
pronounced b. al to be
Superior to any
Adhesive Preparation kuoxu,
n'"3a''s' Hlton's Insolas.e Cement
haneE tAi3S. aaa a. tAe rssa:t y
s se1es1so s.a9a II Psna1PGss. iso9:ass0a al
rta camhinstton. updeEno circum stances Q: change
b-upt or ec,lt a2y otfs2s:7e
BOO. md stce BOOT & SHOE
ass T. s. be9; s;DE ;tt. Masa9s, saa9
for Ss%fa,DS ~s1af def.G dss Ghs1ne !; nes ~
ted By any change ottempe.asuIe
,sve,e,. JEWELLERS
FIN ind It sntuetsnty adhesive
|for theaf Use. as has been proved
It is especially adapted
to Leather
vu.. And We claim as An especial
1AuAAe'" merit, that It sticks Patches and
Innings to Boots and Shoes Rutd
cdertly strong without stitching.
IT'S THE ONLY
aLtqu1d. liquid CEMENT
Extant, that q sura thing for
ulccdfnE
|FURNTrURE
CROCkERY.
TOYS. |
And articles Of Household use.
Remember, REMEMBER
Hilton's Iasoluble Cement |
Is In liquid form and ~ EASILY
applied as paste
Hilto1's Insolub1e Cement /
l. sinsoluble In wafer or oil.
Hi1ton's Insoluhla Cement
Adhezes oily substances
Supplied ip Family or Manu-
fhc.urers' Packages ffom ounce1
to 100 pounds.
rtpts HILTON BROS. CO.,
PzorR1rToEa.
PROVIDENCE
'1HEf9 1ywFAM
, 1863-07-24

IL NFHMARf, &c. 's6. eo7oe1 Of Randolph and
b hFi,ern streets. Chicago. IL
Dr. janice L. Wis t,ralitt nod Au,1Ir, And original
proprietor Of The London Eye anc Ear lnhrmaty will
tpectiuiy ali ptltons he connec-
to ~ hts pIes1out advertising agent NJ Rernolds
1nnrE p:y, where he has simply been employed ~
5Eeu ut Of TIL nstitnton stocs the 1!rN DAY ot u T
os n.rg one dollars worth Of the office flrnsInre or
pcokt. CT medicine. Gdice hours from to u n, and
from 2totP. ii. Post once Drawer 6l83.
Jylj tY!t I'm
, 1863-07-24

MosTETTER l. SMITH,
Proprietors, Pittsburgh Pa
New York Ofoe, No. 4 Broadway,
iel9.gsl3 6ultsEHM -' -..,.. :
, 1863-07-24

TR. HUNTER TREATS ALL
e. } Chronic Dlseasee. such a Colde Coughs, Con-
Eeyt Rludde7 sud tie Bowels DS9pcpsa DhHrhea.
Dtec: tt1y. Gout Rheu1aitro. PA1atys.f Mn 0isesse
CHILDREN Sore Eyti aut Eart Cata5act D,schsrgss.
EaaIins ind Butzl1 Sounds. Dr. Hunter IL the only
CAECEIS, OLD SORES OR Ulcers. TUNERS.
WINS PILES AN u f1STULA.
without cutting With tac Hlse. kn le:tHrs M1st eon
t.tI tea cena 3or speedy ansEes Or nuMTER ts
ticni street corner OF Dearborn. Chicago. Illinois
, 1863-07-24

sIIESSUN'S
" CATAREH CURATIVE.
Narratkd safe ssd infa1lIblc specific for C2txrh in
HhAase. stage Of that o.:collvc aad dangerous DIS
ase Sent X expires with f1l di-:ctloot for sef. e
Valley fbyeiciar tn5 Te Eye. Ear aud C4tA-rh. Nc.
AK NasoinEIoc street. Chicago. r. Q. Boz 2s2.
, 1863-07-24

T@HE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PE1uEECE OF AN INVALID -Publsted for
1*r~nt. and ssa ssa:n12g snd nss'F1 osT3oa 1o
t1tu'e Decay Of Manhood etc. suppl5tu nj tae same
lime. o,rDu
~ o.e xn h.s curd himself after bajuE put to great
ti;erae and injury through medical hu1bug Aad
yeIclos1ag rost paid addressed enyeloge. single
eotae. d ~ be {.sc OF fac author. NATHANIEL MAY
fAl::. Lsq.. Redlord. ktSgs CouIty+ MI.
,ttT rnL
, 1863-07-24

A RTIFICIAL LEGS.-C. Stat.
"A tcr5. sole p:opnetor and 1na9ufactnrtr Of DR..
snp1ov.d md sdoned a. III E;iied s1*ts Gotnrn.
usnt whsa eas srpcintee hlm !o supnl, thsa e .s-
~ RID l2G South C1A1k street, Chicago. will secelse
immediate attention. Send for Pamphlets
HfS }v1T h3N2 wAF
, 1863-07-24

C0MM1SS1ON MERCHANTS.
If Eonth Water etrect. Chicago Cash advances ade
on copegnmenrs a 8uNGlo. Oswego and New York
Rith priviieCc OF fxle at either Place
I'd VAN wA8kNXN. T. h JORDAN Ko5ooK 4. FE0HoCK
tty4 htC4 1u1
, 1863-07-24

II UDSON'S UNRIVALED
III TOOTH PAsTE is more efficient IN cleansing
and n1 s,rE tee hsan desssa s.%s I'd ID
nae lt tsate effect upon the mouth a:e plexsau:
and aslee+b.e All y no lave necd thts Paste pro-
neultc # excellent" Std By ali Dfugg1As.
iHl4-: IS S-@Els
, 1863-07-24
USEFUL and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY
HILTOS'S
|iASCLU3IE CE1aEAT :!

Il Of mo-e ge1sra1 prscttcal
fast11tT than any Invention ROW
.efore rhe Fut,llc. 1t has bean
eho'ouehl te-t+d dut1cS tue !7-.
two years by practical 1.ea. asd
[pEonon1Gxd ey al to hA
, 1863-07-24
Armv Sutlerb and the Public,

IT, suo,c!ltey begE leave inform lac ctuxeoa Of
te cs. that he lAs appointed AesAr1. j. Il. Reta
Go. oi Culcag hie agents for the sale ol hi Cee
n1a1ed schiedam Aropst's scsna2ps." xho y1ls9
prices. sddln1 freight. This Gin ia now the standard
drink of the oE1d 1t hes boe1 tested By the whole
NedlcI Ercu:ty, kn. pronounced BY thein to be the
pures ltqu"r l,sEufsctnFe., T4e article Ia: suffered
Quence 4.e great quantity Of counterfeit Schnapns
shich hoa bees ialed od BY merchants Of the Vest.
tuconsumera. TO avoid thA hereafter pos
1:ble hr hxs appointed the abovenAned nrm, agents,
whe;r Purchasers re.y Eet1Gg the genuine a1u-
ca rrny Suffers W1n Ind ts GIN the cheapest In
ported dQuot IL ta:t ccuntx II Il used IN 81 the Aos
p!t&ir In New Tcsk. eftlAdelnh!A AID Warrington
uDfJLPao WlLfE,
q BeAver street New FORK
g .Ono Cases of HYolfe~s CeIebraa-
led $chfe<1A1m Arom0-
tic Selma pS,
Fnr .rfa nv n REFn 4 IN 4rp~9s