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DR.. SWEETS
FnfHIfibIc kinfhteVf
EAT RE- NE D l
BAGo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. SPRAINS.
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES.
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.

Fer all Of which tits speedy aud certain remedy,
and never fails. This Liniment Is prepared from
tho recipe OF DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, Tie
famous bone setter, and has bCcn used 90 his Trac
tice for more than twenty years with tho most as-
t0uishing success.
Is Ak AILEviAToE or PAIN, 10 is uaIir1l- : iy aay
preparation before tho public, q which TIE li.s'
skepticsl may be convinced By single trial
This Eminent Will cure rapidly and radically.
Rheumatic Disorf,rs Of every kind aud n thousands
Of cases where e has been used q las never fs"u
known 70 fail.
For NEUn ALcIA, II wiz AFFORD immediate rc.-cf'n
every case, however distressing
II will relieve the worst eases @; i!,s'scic in
three minute. and j. warranted O. DO g.
Toothache ais will cure Instantly.
For NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL Lts-IIurl
arising from iInprulcnce ur excl-, t-- Lllllgat IS
n most happy and unlaiiius remedy. Acting iFa0 r.
Is upon the nervous tissues, t strengthens lI re-
WHITES the svs;cm, aud restores 70 Geo elastic lt
yigor.
EFoR PuIs.-As an external rgucig, 81. r.riu
that IL j. the trsf Known. and we 'i.-tn-a o..
world % produce au equal ,ltt 'i't.l. ct ii.r
distressing complaint should give il fFai. tl 70
will not fsil o. afford imuelilte Itlell f.'l ID a
majority Of cases will eject q rat.r1' cr-.-
Qr1ysY Ayp s1Hu TuBo.rarc sometimes eNt-,u,
Is malignant and dangerous. Nnf % t..-H.- .'-a.-
ti,u OF this Liuincu, VIII never i.- O. ci-'-
SrHAiVs are sometime -c-T C'sti-rt-. s.. ...
lsr-cinCut % The inigts is liable p .---r o 20
Tho worst ca-- may Do coz tr-rll 'y t..- L..--a
IN two or three Days
EErIsr,. t-rs, WCrNn-. a.l-s --..e-, rH,s.
properties ~ DIR SWEETS IStALLlb-- Ll1l
MINT, when ue-I according On -irc-t Az.
CHiLuLAIS-. Eg- -llu ElLr. 1-l lNl-.. U..-a 1r.
SIiv6-
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Upper Cabin steamers I!
H&iLY. EEIwEFv
OGDENSBCRGH oad CEEFELAND,
TOLEDO, DETROIT,
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO.

Leaving Ogjonshurgh IN tho Arrival u tho ErFr-ss
Train from ne East, calling regularly for FassenEers
and Freight, at Aiexandra Bay, Cl-yton, Cape Vim
cent ana Oswego.
Passengers oiid F1r1iiiss m9riHg Hssf embark
with their Luggage, Toams, Stock &c, and land to-
gethsr without disturbance OF Transhipmeut, at
their Port OF destination.
These Steaaiers Aais large Cali- aad STATE Roors,
amply and neatly furnished, for First Class Passeug
ersi and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and eou-
Portable accommodations Tor Passc myers and Families
who may wish to furnish their own provisions and
bedding.
No efforts will be spare % maintain the reputa
ton Of this, as the CHEAPEST AVID BEST ROUTE.
For through tickets, &c, apply 70 GEORGE W.
SgIIH, General Passenger Agent, Once opposite the
johnson House. corner Ford and Patterson SIS, Og-
densburgh. y. Y. Gro. \. EuDY, Agent, osdens-
burgh, y. Y.
Through tickets can he obtained al all the prineip
al Railroad Ticket Oidevs between Boston and os-
densburgh.
IL. :. DRURY, Agent.
No. 2 american Hotel Book
naar.gl davsmns nurlinst0ln. Vt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

0FEF ITO LE0lS4rD ECTTLES
havo Low been sold WITHOUT s.1.le failure when
tsks5as directed, and without the least injury 70
hea4th n any case = IL g pat up IL BOTTLES q
three different siren us, with lrll directions for
using. and cent by eHpls--, closely sealed, . al
parts " the country.
FRllEs-Eull strength, SlJH all stren.th. $ .
quarter strength, 70 p-r icttls-
- Remember Tits sdicins e designed e1-
pTessly for obstinate eases, which az ether remedies
o. the Lind have l,led 70 eu-c also that i Is war
ranted &c rePre.sn,ee n every respect. the Prise
vii be refunded. y Bewa.e u limitations None
EattIsassa uniSss p959aasea diTeetiy q IT ~ CT
sons Remedial Instituto for SPECIAL Diseases, No.
5 LIion street. Providence. r. !.
vate nature h9th Of men and women, by a regular
" edscaied ply Eciau Of twenty ycaIs' Practice,
swing them lis whole attention
~ Consultations by letter otherwise arc
trietly confidential, and medicines viii he sent BY
Express, secure from observation, o. oil parts II the
United states. Also, accommodations for Ladies
RON abro1d Wishing for secure and quiot Retreat,
and good care until restored u health.
CArE0N.-It has been esteemed that over two
hundred thousand dcllars are paid 20 swindling
quacks annually, IN New En.iard alrne. vithcut
Sry bsresf 70 those who roy II. Al this comes from
trusting, without isfsiss. q who alike dee
utute OF honor, character CT skil. whose 0rig re-
eYInmenl9tlgn u their eva t;so ani eAtIavaEani
e'serftors N praise Of themselves II, therefore,
You Weuia aroid beng b. uitEggsc, take no mans
word no matter lgt1f As Trctsrs'9Hs e-c. bat NAEE
tNQrfRY 1t vfil cost y6u nothing, and may save
you many regrets flr, a. advartisinx physicians
In nine cses out Of ten bogus, there Is DC s4is
" 70 trusting any q their aaless you know Hso
- Dr. NJ viii send nee, ~ enclosing enc stamp
asappVc- q pamphlet on DISEASES OF oNAN, ana
on rrff ne tas-1ses generally, giving MI III rnar,on,
with the most undouhfed References AMI tcstilno
medicine q THIS ki-t g dezsrvinz q -asft-rc@
ieiafsr.r.
y9uI address 5..rig, ant diIert Z. ~. NArri-aS.
a. ah"rr Sisr i.-i6vtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

Feoonneadsd ~ tae MEDICAL FAcIL,If ~ a, =. a
Catholeon IN the Tsin5vi. q. DlSFEFs4@ III 81 -
formE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

In DRoPsY ita s-t1.llhCd curative pi9feI ~.
have lo1- been without rival, as a;tcstea ~ un
versai u5iicll timc1y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

Tn. D,ursti, aud solvent propert's u The % AIo-
matte sgi.iam schu1pps S. render II cce.dediy n
eacl5us il GFIFEL lul eli ether affections % ils
Kidney
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New YoRK, Nav g

NEw YoRK, May Is
Gold opened to-day at AS, at half past ! |
sold at li6.
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DIBLEs, Testsment> and Prayer Dooks.-A fresh
ID s,ecs Just received w
aau Z. 4. FULLER.
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BotroN. NAV q

boLION, Ma! II
The 5ith (oolorei) regiment leaves this
city fox Port Royal hy steamer next Thurs
dsv.
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y 1 II $
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PREPARED uORsER
WirA tlNt.iAR. -..u>tant, on baud a.. r..
W sole s.
! GREES
BEIHln-t.-l Zee. z- 11ui.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

f.CoCraaL FHCCtf.iIISu ntsasu in ine ilIi1
or nan .tfr.h no patient lyin@ w.rmir c'yeIel
i5 heJ, tl.it pune aiclhcl1 -lstlltu'l VII 'n'-'
speedy -EIt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

UNIVERSAL curative IN ConsEia5It,on' Is rem
A ing lie IaaercIes. healing the lceIs' ana rs
inorins he cou-h.
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Economy as Wealth

Economy as WCGEfh O..
This maxim wiz 10 fully demonstrated by buying
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
coo KING = TO e.
lsIT WILL BAKE, BRoIL AND ROAST BET
~ ter than any other stove with saving Of . per
cent in fuel and very large per centago In convc-
nlence.
They have the following sivantases
let. They arc constructed With view q crest
durability; all the plates exposed % the Gre arc
made Of an extra thickness.
ID. The hues are lined with communicating &C.
ment, thereby applying the heat directly 70 the
voon and the oven can he heated and kept in bak-
mig order with loss fuel than any other Stove.
n. They have hot air dram, which not only
makes the fuel burn freely, and last longer but adds
TO the heating and baking facilities
18th. They consume all the gases iron the mel,
thereby adding greatly 70 the quantity Of heat OBJ
tanned from tho amount Of fuel used.
5th. The Stove Is made, mounted and finished in
the most superior manner. The oven Is large and
we'll ventilated. The Stove Il convenient IN form
and made for use; 10 adopt the language Of come
With les fuel than any other Stove In proof We
add the following testimony.
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
ma; Rev. d. Sg-agus 'ays et q.
ALBANY, Dec. .. 1857.
Ma. stsEE-My Dear Sir Ny family have made
a thorough trial Il the American Hot Air Cooking
Stove- and they regard II, both the score Of Us
advantage Of any ether they have ever tried. In
deed they consider II 20 perfect as leaving nothing
70 he desired.
". r. sPRA6UE.
Tbs A,rrsIoAN HoI Ais CooEISs srovE Is for sale
~ DD' MATTHEWS & BAXTER,
Aug = dsvtf Church Street.
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NV YoRK, May 81.
Gold orened to-day at las 81; Mt noon
sold at li9 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
RUTLAND L BURLINGTON 70. V.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

RUTLAND L BURLINGTON p. U.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
Commeas.ns Mag -s, U.s.. '-a.a- v.I r4n a. ll-
lows
LCAvr tJEtrN-rCv
ELS Az. NAIL Tram for Boston. Lowell. W.rcc 10
Ter, Bellows Falls, hcclc, f.t-HHurth, h-ettlc-
hCro, Springfield Hartford Sew Haven. Troy.
Albany, ami New York arrive u Boston l' =
a, Tscy i5Fs, New i0rf l5rN.
TTrougi 20 B5sf5q i-i'to-' q e.ssC+ Gers.
IiI5AN ENTRrss TRAIN fr Rutland. T.oy. Al
hany, New York, Schenectady and the West az
rive at Troy ~ ? 81 New York hy Hudson River
Railroad OF Stcamers next morning
Q - = ~, NIGHT ENFEEss from Montreal Co New
York arrive IN Troy 80 = a., Vow York ! IS 7 A..
IRON THE scrrH AND LASI IEAIys Arrive AT rrs-
tryGIoN AS FoLIovs-
o. A v, ACC0NNOnAuON TRAIN from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland Of o1Av.
5 Is ", MAIL TRAIN from Boston. L. well. W0rce--
ter, SPRING. led, Hartford, New Haven, Troy, Al
hany and New York. Leaves Boston p A ~
New Y0rk O. W Troy - Is p ~ Tins train
from Rutland stops only al Brandon, Midilebury
and Nergennes.
cor ", Passenger Train.
THROUGH TICKETS s-id % Oh the r-ireipal
Points East, south and West. ard l-gar e checked
through.
y Fare always IS low ss BY any other line.
Z. 4. CHAPLIN, supt
Burlington. Vt, NAY q. Isss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

Taken u- Nrt punch, IN N--3-hI- -,
t..s .-tre--la e Is. lu .Il-'.a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

r,.,--,.s,r r-4 -.ccf5- qualities. 90 lrrcsis the
a.i .i... Ia ff.- z aui FEl IN. anil pfcparc, ihe
-,.f.. f tfc aiaiul-tIlt.au 90 On, scia,t'i i-ia-
tir. ta.. disease
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

BIrTERS.
1 TL4NTATiON HiTTEFS
FLdNT4TION BiTTEFS.
PLdNTATION BITTERS
PEIRCES
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rs-rF Ly rEv -r,rrr
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-.r..r-r., TOXIC end O rrFTfEE 20 tAc
MID f.r % llteer years in gl climates ana -.i-
Hal. l---la.es. l.a- STAMPED - 'T,il universal
srrr. rt-.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
Brigadier General Commanding.

Gov. Bradford, in view of the retiring OF the
invading army from Maryland, has issued q
proclamation recommending the citizens to as
semble in their usual places OF worship on
Sunday next the 10th inst, and join III such
RELIGIOUS services as the occasion suggests.
Night before last, as the Port Tobacco stage
arrived in the outskirts of Washington, Ser
eeant Bar ker, Of the First Metropolitan Pre-
cinct, got into the stage. After listening for
some time to the conversation Of the three
passengers whom he found in the vehicle,
he became convinced that ali was not right,
and consequently arrested the party. They
were Israelites, and gave the following names:
Moses Maun, II. Hamburger, and - Sal
burger. In their baggage was found $4,000
IN Confederate currency. The men and money
were nlaced in the hands of Captain Todd,
Provost Marshal, who committed them to the
Old Capitol.
We learn from boatmen, who have just ar
rived from above, that the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal has been repaired by portion OF
Gen. Keley's command, from Cumberland to
Hancock, and that boats are now running be-
tween those two points.
The employees in the Government Prln5lns
office in Washington we're enrolled yeSee1oay'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
The a tack OH Charl es ton.

HEADQU ARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
IN TIE FIELD, NORRIS ISLAND, S. c., July
y, lS63.-To Major General IL. W. Halleck,
C,eneral-in- Chief-SIR: I have the honor to
report that at five O clock on the morning Of
the 10th instant / made an attack upon the
enemy's fortified position on the south end Of
Morris Island, and after an engagement lasting
three hours and a quarter, we captured all his
strongholds upon that part Of the island, and
pushed forward our infantry to within six
hundred yards of Fort Wagner
We now hold all the island except about one
mile on the west end, which includes Fort
Wagner and a battery on Cummings Point
mounting at the present time fourteen or III
teen heavy guns in the aggregate.
The assaulting party was gallantly led by
Brigadier General Strong. 1t landed In small
boats. under cover of our batteries, on Folly
Island, and four Monitors, led by Rear Adml-
raj Dahlgreen, which entered the main chan
mel abreast of Morris Island soon after our bat
teries opened. The Monitors continued their
fire during the day, mostly against Fort Nag
ner
On the morning of the 1th instant, at day
break. an attempt was made to carry Fort
Wagner by assault. The parapeets were gam
ed, but the supports recGled under the fire to
which they were exposed, and could not be
Our loss in both actions will not vary mucf
from one hundred and fifty in killed, wounded,
and missing.
We have taken eleven pieces of heavy ord
nance and a large quantity of camp equipage:
The enemy S loss in killed, wounded, and
missing will not fall short of two hundred
VERY respectfully, your obedent sery,t,
@. A. GILMORE,
Brigadier General Commanding.
, 1863-10-24

sct for 60 busheh let st st. Louis yesterday At
80 4tc Per tushel delivered there
Oats were buo,ant and somewhat excited. and VIC
note n a1 rance In prices Of aX9te per husel-u1th
aa1es Of upwsrts Of aoooo bushels = 57@6oa for No.
and 57l57Kc for No In sto1p ptbe market c1osaZ ut
eoc foE No l. Tho demand fcourse Wis mainly spec
ulattyc in lis character. -..-....
nye acyaucod 1c per buahel-with Light sales of No,
lat ss@sec and No. a. BE- Barley was dull and 50
4clower-ni.h tHipg sales Of No. In store at 81 T.
and Rejected In store at 81 %
Njchwines we're active and firm at 55cw1th Ralea OF
upwards OF ,eco b.ls Timothy seed very aetive
ana 10 higher with salea Of upward Of $50 bu hels at
II nxa2z3-prineipal1y at the outsldc 1gure. Alot Of
20 bushels Prime F1.1seed Tns sold at $4G.
Proyfsions arc dull and the only Transactions report
cd were lot Of 80 tcs INDIA Mess Beef at $aoC1: 40
,rs City Mess Fork at 81 oo aud 10 600 ns1ough sides
at 5Kc Lard is tul with aales Of ITO tcs gut At
Nails tsye advanced Soc per keg, and Tho market
active acc farm Neatly all kinds OF Iron, too, have
advanced lo4s:0 per cent. The markets. somewhat
e1cted In consequence.
Freight. are arm, at s@sc for oas aud 1oc for corn
to Rufao 81 for corn to Cleveland and 1se for wheat
to Oswcgo.
Ths railroads have advanced their rates again sc
FER trl on lour, and l2Ac per 100 ns proy1sious
Tnerates on flour to New York, rail acd Lake Erie Is
now II 30 and to Boston. s2.00
The propeller lLes all full, md they refuss 10
name rates at prescnt.
In eef Cattls TIE receipts 1t the various yagds dur
M the dsy amount to about TO head, and tho cstersd
salox to 1851 Ut pttces 1aogitg from 81 os@s s. For
red:uM a.d PRIME Essd&a tnaEo IL An active demand
1t tic quos4uopE Of last market The receipts today
haze beee emal:er than uauA owtnf to ths non-2z1t
va OF .eAl5 all the catsle izana due here today Ia
HcEa t1e receipts for the day amount to about 1000
toas sxd tao e1tzred SALES TO s6 II prtc.s ranging
Gom IS e0GS4 IS. a large QuAltity. OF common aud
coasse stocs ha1 hten sold, and ~ tie expected re-
LA@N Nakk "a m%{A 49,.
othe.w!se hxye betn ebe,lned. For medium to prime
hcg. ;re1e ts fxsr demand AZ yrsordaya Quotsuoas
, 1863-10-24
Review Of the New York Grocery Market.

Isfon tSe n. X. St1prtnE and Com. List lis.
eCoAE-Iike noss other a1ticles Of merchandise no.
alnce cur latt the present du11nesa formin5 very
naked coEsSat to tao astte1J Of September and ih5
ss.y fa:t e. octobaE Eo1leso hon ever, haTa 1noEn
ralues may r. tato to be nnchangea trough at tho
e.ose 81 utg.l IN d9l mMkss there Was uttle 90.
teasfg c1 pIcea Refined y t:.ls essie- aud haTd
s,e E6 hnts and iC3 bills Cuba Il i51isSc. S hhss
do, EXC y h nd tcz1h): 51t Fcr:o Leo i3al5Xc: S
ese ~ xa & aaGs ef Glsss
,ae. ae phb no' and 70 ha' Ne
last and tie dn but holdeTs afe etisa i
te psea sas of a
C1ha. 4sc; 2s bhds md IS tres Cuba MuscoYaio, 4@
SIC: and 1866 bsls New Qr1eAte, 42260c NOS
ciFFEE-The market bas remained iFm ii tho in
hsEe IN almost totsi a5sehcc oii:mani lie bas
Eess beng Festrstea to the supply ot tue ms.
Santos 5Ske: q Matacatbo. Sic 70 lf and az ba1es
Mocha Sc: and 2oo bags Laglasa and 80 Atafacaloo
eousiry IS made M 6y Mesrs y. Scott ~ son rs
s1Ks bags. viz. sol59 bags here and 5n ut Baiti-
TEA..The business On Saturday last was large, but
.nee tnSE ownE n pars to ths fluctuations Il gold
& g. Tss e ess g.
Msrold.1I@ # chests. IN bond, lSH do eTee9 and
81 ssasge e 2 So6aE 6aE, asgeSh sold 1t HSx9s aa
ES Sat. 90 n o94a, SSs5 S2s;ns1 sasn; t.
offers en oa and d tie ma1kes { n5ef ~ y asafs G
Eer. IS; 50 Tmento -; To- mass Ga;s!a aG6 ss IS
bales eosa ~ ana go tags Race aad African Ginger
, 1863-10-24
FINaNCIaL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MAHKET.


FRIDAY NEt. 13s lsp5.
tie feature In the money markell to-day Is Tho close
rtss ofHsw York e1eba1ke. The rates aze rezy nai-
form At an the banks at pac buying mi q cant PFC
Elum selling. Favored custo11:rs may obtain cor.
cessfor1 ffon Bore Of tic ba1ks On round lots but
they the exceptions. Bevesa oi tas ba2ke chxrgs
y en- aLau crafts.
Tie rstes Of gold in Veil street. as reported by p,.
vAse Dispatcher, were As fo,1owB; 14iX, 1.sX, 49,
1i64 III. 1ER, elosing at 1ast{ The range hare was
1Hel46 the higher ngora TOWARDS Tia close The ns,
KIT wss quite active.
suvtr 1N@1ss. Treasury notes nominal eeIlI,y 4
@A.
The demand for money Is good tu: the baok.rs
fsva abundant nears TO meet II. Dch1ssa Of ali
kiEds continues 4cdye.
ArN11wAr1zE.-Tas Eentlrel Of yeste.dsy ssys:-
"6od Tas very Irregular yesterday going a. 10 a.
sSH IN tho curly Of tbs day At ew Yo1k bu. Sub
teqne1Eysreer:T recovered from this heavy decliae
c!csrg at Ask. according t. onr dlspStch and Iskeo
isH according to private dispstchea. Buying rate,
here vksieo With eyery dspatca from New York. IL
tege1d to The noney naket We hsve rothlcg ip:clkl
1yreE 70 note Currency ID still rather clo.e tut CAD.
uaN7 becoming Eole p1sn.y."
ATsT. 1ouIs-The Democrat Of ThnrsdAy sa5s:-
flese Wa LAT &c dEeuEe In gold to-day, the csasc
Of which h .e1pl.c&ble 1t preseat In the .oseeooa
tie asc,e *as sold II Ask p.r cant pEeuium, from
WlIchi declined with saes by dealers - low 4s
lie ualtet Ea1 unsettled In tho eftc1aoou. Son.
cot disposed At tie clcsa to te !sge s1s than
IS. New York exchange wss steady 1t Kp:1 cat.
bt3irE End par telll1g.
At PH11ADE1PH1A-rhere il no.hIng lew IL th.
m6rey market. Money remains At 1875 per cent, .
At ATCEo1HxAT1.-Thcre is only moderate an SUIT
cfPsper eEestag st the dscount homes but currency
Il verS cose-though 20 change has taken pIacs In
tie rstes Of Interest," aud good me-sA.tils pape- Is
psstsd ut 6@8 per cent. In government securities
there wss not much done. Kentucky currency IL
bought 1t K@xprcm!u:r. and the Bank Of th, State
of1ndisna X premium. Exchange IL IN large supply
and owing 10 the scaIcity Of cnsreac7 decline on
rates was established. 1t - now sold as par and
bought 81 l.le@H discount. one o: two Of tie banks
rece!ye 1t OF regular customers at rxr-
LooE oUT FOE TuEx "a 1args number OF hyes snd
tens. old lsue. Of the Freeman Bank. Rristol T. L,
are In citcuatioa@ The7 weie taken om the bank At
shetime It robbed last November. Au blts lsJued
By tic bank st1cs have green protection na.t os
the back
, 1863-10-24
New York Wool l3zurket-Ocf. II.

The high prttea demanded for both domestt mud for.
ean has restricted business sinco Friday,
ket Is comparatively q1iet Some samples have peen
IN connection With the hct that largo Qu4nttes hare
been purchased withla the past two OF three weeks
ps1nsa engaged In The ;s51 flannel tslnns and q ne
tioDs on tho market Fine neeces for faucy casst.
lns!es a2d light epring faascs are much sought after
Of the arT!yas 20 that the stock Is very ceacent We
hcar or sales Of about 1c0 el ma fleece at .Gc ac-
cosd!nE to quality In foreign tie aso rules
rm bnt quiet the dcc ency tn the stock Of desirable
samples haEIng estricted operations within narrog
ne9Eheolhood Of s and 50 do CordoTa here on terms
, 1863-10-24

The attention Of cur readers is requested to the
eaEd card Of & Dr.: &btEeloT; wht:h VII b. found IN an
bic reputation In this city.--a legitimate conss-
quenco Of the highest professional skill displayed
IN Ills practice. the reputation Of Dr. B.geso = ia
rpean. Aaiattc or African Colleges; be has grad-
ustcd with tonor at a well known institution on
TITS continent. Neither does he quote newa-
his praises are qot IN the Journals, but il
the. mouths Of Lis patients. They are not
. thousand miles of. bnt are found at onr
row gentlemen tn this city Of Highest ,espscta-
bsl!ty, and members Of the Medical Faen1ty-Low
prseueing II Chicago. are willing and resdy to
not Thai hia character be Investigated in New Or
lesrr, Cincinnati OF New York, but here, where
the toutlstone Of pereonal identity can be appllsd
sno the ve.aeity Of the statement be fairly and
DF; bigelow has the largest medical practice in
tie cty-hs gives go much eattsfartlon to his pa
him for treatment. He Il. without doubt tie
bestquali1ed medical man in the clty-of those
t:eat' special dissases Of having paid particular
att nt10n 10 certain forna Of bodily ntlment h&v-
ing studied them Gom books-witnessrd numer.
ons difsec11oDs-seceived instructions from the
very best Of ,nstructors-verr1hed and appropriate
pr1ctlce We are iastiaed IL asserting his supe.
Ho' ity IN chronic diseases Of al ki1ds-deranse-
nentnn sexual organs from wealEncss-casss OF
suited with perfect confidence. He can tell ac.
cu1ately what ID the matter ard what ia needed to
effect cure. He uBes no dangerous medicines hut
guarantees cnre in all cases which he undertakes
treatment. and that without leaving any drug OF
poieon n the s}etem to give trouble in after
years Those wishing to he ttcated scientifically.
eucceesfnlly politely ard with eccr,sy should ~
ply TO DR.. Ngelow, at his private consultation
rooms, mo. III South Clark street,
Atlantic Monthly for November has
been received by McNatly & Co., 81 Dearborn
etreet, octA .CT9t.lt
, 1863-10-24

H1des are frm hut Inactive buyers being SIN re1nc,
tant p%ashhseEs At shs prices demanded Tho saiss
fornla. e?a2s .. 2,A0 Buenos Ayfes, Is y. 9i1 d.
snltea ss3a Maranhao': ID e ,. md 1aoo cofdoya, II
arc 90 IRON London, os8 pemeisra. a,sM AsninTsli
$50 MatsmSras. L157 ~n Me, and Coat.
!aslaeipE ssS fsnm foEeisa md 2sl nom domestic
Montevif 60, 255co RIO Grsnde, 1850 Or,noco. sSoo
Porto Caseo. 600 Vest !nala: go Chile. go Mass.
go sayat ils and Boeea ioo California $50 Ispia:
wall, l.! 50 from Lundon, and 1;50, Domestic total
same time 1bs2 za5 10; 1861, a5, %; IsG0