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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

GA gentleman from the country
stopping at one Of the hotels in Cincin-
natl, entered into conversation with one
of the Loarders, asking questions about
the fair, etc. After few minutes con-
yersation, the boarder drew his cigar
case, saying: =" Will you take cigar,
sir Wall, don't mind if l do"
was the reply. The cigar was passed to
him; also the one which our boarder
was smoking, for the purpose of giving
him light. He carefully placed the
cigar first handed him in his pocket, and
took his knife and cut off that end Of
the Lighted one which had been in the
mouth of his generous friend, and com
meneed smoking, saying, 8 1t amt often
tina; man from the country rms aioul
of as clever fellow in the civ az YOU
are
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

GoDEY's LApY's BooK.-The August
No. of Cooley is a head OF all COMPETE
tion-as in fact Cooley seems to make a
point of always being. The Book
aims its usual variety of reading mat
ter, aud its choice DISPLAY of the fashions.
Cooley is also rich in useful receipts, for
the cellar aud store room, some of which
are published this week in The JVhig.-
Those for making blackberry cordial and
wine may be experimental on in a few
days, as also the receipts for picking
and preserving tomatoes. The Health
and Nusicai department are valuable
features of the magazine. The very
popular song Of Rock me to Sleep, ar
ranged for the piano-forte, is published
in the August number. Price $500 a
year. Address Godcy's Lady's Book,
Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

former! owned by Uncle Sam, that was
captured during the Mexican war and
taken to New Orleans, and is now recog-
nized as being part of the s,ealings of
Floyd, Buchanan Il Co.
The Rebels have great passion for
pettipg their guns and giving them
names. 4 rebel artilleryman was lean
ing on 90 pound Parrot gun and as |
passed, | asked if it was good ONE
He replied g She is sir Her name is
Crazy Jane, and she is very spi,eful
toward the Yankees " There is gen.
eral mourning throughout the army at
the loss Of Whisling Dick" lie is
known to nearly all our army, and to all
the gunboats aud river men by that
name, given to him for peculiar whistle
which is impaired to every shot. 1t is
their largest movable gun and throws
9-lnch shot, | think, and is very effec.iv
at long range. 1t was this gun that
controlled the famous" Vickburg canal"
SO long and etfectually, and has been
used III the river blockade until recently.
when it was moved to the rear of Vicks-
burg. | saw but very few gun carriages
that had not been injured by our shots.
Parts of wheels and pieces are scattered
in every direct ion. But few sound
wheels are to be seen.
Vlcksburg, or that portion of land
enclosed by the Notifications, is almost
literally bed of iron. Pieces of NOR
tar shells and shots Of various sizes and
shapes, some in pieces and some not,
solid shot of many sizes, all in conglo-
mora.e mass, are everywhere visible.
| saw one pile of shells and solid shot
of all sizes, used by our army, near the
door of ine residence little back
from the river, and estimated to be three
hundred in number.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

NyAn amusing coloquy came off
recently at the supper table on board Of
one of our Eastern steamboats,, between
Boston exquisite, rocking with hair
oil and cologne, who was assuming very
consequential airs, and raw Jonathan,
who sat by his side, dressed in home.
spun. Turning to his "vulgar" friend,
the former pointed his jcwcllcd finger,
and said I:
" Butter, sab W
;, SO ! see it is" coolly replied Jonathan.
= + ".Butter, sab, say % fcrcely re-
peated the dandy. .....'
" ! Know livery good-a frs'-ratc
IL aEilele,' provokingly reitcracd home-
spun.
sEsss Butter, | tell you 70 Numbered the
! exquisite i'll still louder tones, pointing
with slow unmoving finger, like scorn's
and scowluy upon his neighbor, as if he
i@sss~ef annhiate him.
sss.sst Well, what of i,!" now yelled the
! gsn-caster, getting his daudcr up in
esturn7-" Yer didn't tLinl l took 1t for
llarda"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

1.-THE French preserve grapes the
year round by coating the clusters with
lime. The punches are picked just
before they are thoroughly ripe, and
dipped in lime water of the oonsis .ency
of thin cream. They are then hung on
wires, and when dry are dipped the
second time, and then hung up TO re-.
main. The lime coating keeps out air
and checks any tendency to decay
When wanted for the table, dip the clus-
tiers In warm water to remove the lime.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25
Select i)ortrn.
From the Home Journal |
By c. I. CONiNr.

BY c. L. C0NhNr.
fI
Yc LET'S,
Whose sudden. joyful turbulence is borne
lulo my chamber through the Sabbath u.oln,
.f.. lulr, c'uuur tells
Ny Sayiugr's pra cs in the land iu!lurli-
We Ec.S
Al, bells,
That swim" :" lightly in tho Sccplc% high,
Pointing, like index fingers, To tie sky,
Your music tells [nigl!--
The yearnipg, earth bound heart that lIc,., en- j..
Al, bells
Sweet lrllS,
We strike the oaialit IF tlsc heavenly lvrcs,
lc play p.riuGc 10 tn Immortal cEuilS
Your Ginning tells
OF those full chords 20 hivh my soul a, pics-
Sweet bells
Oh. bells,
Hing luuIcr, ccaIcr-iii Tie frulic air.
pom your symphonies my soul uphrar
Nnui iingNg tells
That Jesus waits ne in His hurisc II PRAYER
OH, bells.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

ONE WORD MORE "A clerk in
the Dead Letter Office, of an inquiring
mind, was curious to find out how many
letters were written without postscript.
One day last week he found that out of
six thousand eight hundred and fifty
letters written by females, only three
hundred and seven y-fve were without
postscripts. Some of the her letters
contained three. --s...
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

NEW INTENTIONAL genius down
East intends applying for a patent for a
machine which, he says, when wound up
and set in motion, will chase hog over
ten acre lot, catch, yoke, and ring
him or BY slight change of gearing,
il will chop him into sausases, work his
bristles into shoe brushes, and manurac-
ture his tail into cork-screw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

WHAT A WOMAN SHOULD De ALpEA-
BETIcALLY.-A woman should be amia-
bic, benevolent, charitable, domestic,
economical, forgiving, generous, honest,
industrious, judicious, kind, loving,
modest, neat, obedient, pleasant, quiet,
rejecting, sober, tender, urbane, virtu-
Gus, wise, Kemp larry, yielding and zeal
Gus.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

~ Western editor is responsible
for the following illustra ions of Juvenile
pie:y =" Pray God bless father and
mother, and Anna, and by jinks | must
scrabble quick to get into bed before
Mary does"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

70 Augusta, Maine, is one of the
largest quo; most populous) cities in the
world. According to the kennebec
Journal it contains sixty square miles.
In some Of the wards they kill wild
bears.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

AN IRISH Echo. &c | returned to the
halls of my fathers by nigh, and found
them in ruins cried aloud, sNIy
fathers, where are they p and echo re-
spondcd, SIS it you, PATRICK Nicola
thcry p"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

CHURNS.-Spain's Patent Churns.
NIThis Churn is acknowledge to DO tho best
article now in use For sale by
April %. L. W. STAPLES.
uDLL0W WARE Received this week largo
L i assortment of Maslin Kettles, Ennmeled AMI
Tin Saucepans and Boilers which am offering
at low prices for the cash. E. w. STAPLES.
CONTINENTAL! This is q bearss.'
Nsubstantial fst-claes Cook Sfc~~
ir" chamber ivr long weAas
ail the operation 81
have beer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

.HgsSrs. J. g. Mcaad j. T. B. .Nc ,,Iustll, an!
.jOhn i. H,Aors:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25

No. 20 W. Fayetc Street, Baltimore, Md.
June 20, 1863. =, Dec %, lS62-1y
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

The Circuit Court of Ottawa County
is having an unusually long session. All
last week, and greater part Of the pres
'ent, are required to "cIean out" the long
calendar of civil cases mostly that have
been accommodating for several terms past.
Comparatively few criminal cases have in
flicted our Courts of late years, and those
few haze generally been of trivial char
.acter.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

No CHANCE FOR DISSATISFACTION
DeLand Il Co. authorize those who sell
their goods to tell purchasers to use one
half 0: a paper of their Chemical Sale
rat,ls, and then if they are not entirely
satisfied with its superiority over Soda or
any other brand of Saleratus to return
the balance and get the money for the
whole refunded. This saleratus is per-
feet, therefore they are willing to let it
stand or fall upon its own merit.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

MEERsoHAUM.-One of the light.fin-
gered gentry, we are told-name to us
unknown-was arrested aud committed
TO Jail, on Sunday last, on board of one
of the Milwaukee steamers, for stealing a
splendid meerschaum pipe, from Capt.
Mcbride, valued at $50. During his in
generation he will have leisure to contem-
plate how liable all sublunary calculations
are 10 vanish ia smoke.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

THE Minerva is the name of fore
and aft rugged vessel that made her APP
pearance in our harbor last week. She
belongs to Messrs. Hewlett and Louttit,
of Grand Haven. She is built in the
most substantial manner, Of the most APP
proved model for sailing and freight ca
pacity-lengtb, 1913 feet; breadth Of
beam, 20 feet; depth of hold, 10 feet /;
tonnage, 293. She classes A with the y,
highest grade). She was built by VIM.
Jones, at Black River, Ohio, and cost DO
tween seventeen and eighteen thousand
dollars. Capt. VIM. Louttit is her conf
mander. She excels in every respect all
sailing crafts Of which'we have any knowl-
edge.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

WM. WALLACE has just returned from
Chicago with tremendous pile of new
goods. Mr.. Wallace has thorough ex-
perimental knowledge of his business,
which ranks among the foremost, and
knows just how to supply the increasing
demand of multitude of customers.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

HOUSEHOLD Furniture in great variety,
can be had of Henry Brouwer & Brother,
who have large supply from the manu-
factory of Mr. G. G. Comstock, Grand
Rapids. Ye domestics, there's the place
TO supply yourselves.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

A LARGE and powerful tug, from Chi
-cago, George W. Wood, made her ad-
vent to Grand River Sunday evening last.
She is engaged to tow n raft of lumber
TO Chicago.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

The 2ri- Weekly Grand Rapids En-
quirer turns up among our exchanges.
We are pleased to note this evidence of
growing prosperity and success of the
Enquirer, one Of the Oldest and most res
respectable and influential journals of the
State. E. D. Burr o. Co., proprictors.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

CHURCH BELL.-On Monday last a
bell Of goodly dimensions and fine tone
was stationed in the befry of the Dutch
Reformed Church, of our vllage-anoth-
or proof of the enterprise of our Holland
citizens.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

These Bitters are put UP In quart
bottles, of lDhich the above is a fac
simile. The label is finely en-
grGved, and is provided lvith q
safe guard from counte1teiters.
price 81 per bottle, or si1 for SIS.
O. w. Robaok, proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
whon1 oil orders should be Gd-
dresse1.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

Rev. L. H. PEARcE, Of Evanston, ILL.,,
has been engaged to supply the pulpit of
the Congregational Church here, for three
months next ensuing.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

The loss to farmers in that portion of
Pennsylvania recently visited by the reb-
els is estimated to exceed S50,000,o 900.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

MAJon HuSTISc is erecting a fine man.
sion, on lovely site, near the Court
House
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29

In all the Lake Shore Counties of
Canada West the wheat is said TO have
suffered considerably from the wecvil.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29
Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have a West Wilson's Sewing Ma.
chine, nearly new, and in good running order,
which we will sell for SIS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-29
FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin 4 Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
G.. Eastman, Eastmanvlle.
A. A. Caine, White Piver.
Luther a Hinsdale, Lamont.
r. b. McCullock, Berlin. And by Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the Uni
ted States. [1y nl62
, 1863-01-03
GCorrcspondcncc of the New York Times.1
DEPARTMENT or THE GULF,
oTr Rra s1rar CRY nec 10 1879


OFF BnAsHEAn CIT. Dec II, 1859.
Since the war begun, the necessities Of the
people III the Cunfederacy have stimulated
Searches for snlt, and most unexpected success
Inns crowned their efforts In Western Louisi-
ana Along the Gulf coast bounding this par.
ticular part Of the State arc numbers Of
islands, some Of which rise to considerable
hight from out the low swamp marshes with
which they are frequently surrounded.
One of these islands, known rs Petite
Anse, md entirely familiar with the
fs1nous % Tor saline earths, turns oat 10 be
rock Of solid salt, possibly some $50 feet high,
where the mineral is quarried out in large
pieces resembling cakes Of ice. 1t was these
.tsalt works" that Com, Buchanan some time
thc st. Marys, with the 21st Indiana on board,
attempted to destroy, the result Of which WIS,
the buildings were torn down, but the vast
mine Of salt still remains. The salt spring on
this island, as 1t was termed, has been known
for years. but it ,Tas not until few months
ago that it was discovered that this supposed
spring was merely the rafn-water setting IN
ho1loWs Of solid salt rock There is men
tfon made Of similar formation to this min
eral wonder in Cardona, about sixteen leagues
northwest Of Barcelona, which town is situa-
ted at the foot Of rock Of salt which rises
abruptly out Of a plain some 500 feet, The
salt in It's natural bed is as clear as glass--in
| fact, It seems rs If you could look vast dis
tance into its solid heart. When 1t is blasted
out, in pieces resembling cakes Of Ice, it as
assumes 4 dull yellow color, but grinds mp
! whiter than most salt, and is so thoroughly
saline in its properties that even gEain OF
! Two leaves stringent taste in the mouth.
The Immense value Of this mine Of wealth can
scarcely be realized: A million dollars was
offered to its owner by a company Of persons
in the neighhorhood, but refused; This PSI Island nd
Of splt-possibly three OF four miles long and
one wide, Of irregular form, and covered from
fifteen to twenty feet with rich soil-bears or
its surface Immense pecan and live oak trees
, 1863-01-03
Illc Effect Of kentucky Policy
as Described by ono Of it's Adj
YQEnI0S.

from the Louisville Journal, Dec. al
There has been much and just complaint of
the slowness Of Federal operations in this
war. We oil the while hear Of rebel cavalry
making bold and in1petuous dashes, capturing
our troops here, there, and elsewhere, carry
camp equipages, burning bridges, breaking
up railroads. etc, etc, but not word about
Federal dashes upon the rebels. It would
seem as If our troops everywhere were half
asleep or half paralyzed, just waiting in u sort
ea, o. e1ube1aetion, fas wondering where the next
hcaTcn's sake, bestir themselves, and not be
all shrinking under cover like SO many hens
and chickens when the shadow Of the hawk
ie moving over the ground.
John Morgan Is nov making his third pred
atory raid through Kentucky; with probably
more formidable force than Lc had at either
OF his two former visits, and he will undoubt-
ediy do more injury than he has ever done,
unless far more: energetic measures for cap
turing or rcpel]ing him shall he adopted than
have been adopted Jet. It is certainly high
time that this constantly repeated John-M Nor
gan game upon the theatre Of Kentucky should
be brought to close. We can't undertake
to put an cnd to It, for undoubtedly the a1-
thorities would sneer, and perhaps with good
reason, at any military suggestions from us:
but whilst they might laugh at our policy, VIC
cannot but weep at the past results of theirs.
II nothing can be done to save Kentucky,
We must all Of us bow to her devastation and
desolatfon as an inexorable necessity. We
have great army Mt Nashville, but it seems
unable to hold at bay the army in front Of it
and prevent the excursions of rebel divisions
and brigade5 wherever Federal troops are to
be cut off md rebel spo1iations perpetrated.
The defeat and capture Of our troops at
Eljzabcthtown, the subsequent destruction Of
fbG extensive md m arnff1cn1f frnxf NJ
, 1863-01-03
DATCHELOR'S. HAIR DYE.
- Tic best IL tic World


rcc1-ated 16ir Dye produces color not to be dis
4IrrueErd rom uetufe-Warranted not to iniure the
aif III nc least; remedies the III effects OF bad dyea
and tnytCpratca the hAlf for Lie.
, 1863-01-03
FROM GEN.. FURNISHES
:: " AlsNNY

Tho Movements Of Zee ! n1ystcry-1te-
Indications. of u Retrcnt--No Pros-
pcct Of our Troops going into Winter
QuArtcrs-OnrP PontoonH III motion
Drilling the Soldiers.
, 1863-01-03
DEPARTMENT OF THE
GUILE.

LoufAIana-ThcI Island ofpctIte Antc
a Rock OF Solid Salt Tho Operations
Of Commodore Buchanan, &c.
, 1863-01-03
The Host Available and Host Popular Invest
meut In the Market.

Subscriptions received at PAR In tenderEote
or Notes ind Checks Of Banks at rar II Fhl.delrha
Subscribers WILL receive rFopt attention and cFesy
fnciliy and explanation viii be afforded on application
ut th1 othc1
mediate atliyery JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
Ii. GAGE. ESQ.,, Cashier Of the Merchants Loan
and trust Co +, CHANGER ADAMS. ESD. and
We3r y F. CUOL1iAUGH & CO., Bankers. Will fur
ni Tie nbcvs bonds ard eycsy fhclty to subscribers
In Chicago and vicinity.
dclG;Y.ss1a-1md-ftw
, 1863-01-03
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
Military Instruction nud Drill.

H1Htaf9 1uHtTHCG1oU MuQ UF1H.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
River. Will omen its second year. Sept Sd lsa9 Wfth
rsgnlar Collegiate. Academic md Primary Classes,
ess snd IsStn1e5s tMhor9qgn M apnotnensg. the finest
$l2oMo). au ample and attractive Military PafI, m
excellent aud well furnished ArmoEy, = tne 0yrnua-
the attention Of parents and Euardans Tho largest
!nstitution OF Its class and Character n the UnIon
to Cadets, also 1n-AEInLkET and IsrANTKT (lcary
and light TAc1lcs, zouAyK and FAScr pa11Is. and
y UntioEms: TEaAs-<1s per school year foE board.
every department, psyabs quarterly il advance.
Cadets iom q abroad soon and board under the same
Circulars address D. G. COVERT. President Fulton,
Illinois. fe1+ n65 am
, 1863-01-03
TATARRH! CATARR Il /!
Or. Seeley's Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
sure cure for


Is easier to cure CataEh than Consumption. and BY
curing the first prevent the Inter- Pcrfons should
understand %lat the better way to cure consumption ia
TO prevent 1t.
The symptoms Of Catar.h. as they generally appe1:
are at dst Sery slight Persons md they have cold
Ecnsatse to the changes ftempesataEe r. t.s con- @
and acrd afterwards becoming thick aud adhesive.
IS the dsesse becomes chronic the discharges are in.
1oU thick aud end GEs either got rid blow
ing the nose else they rail- into the throat and are
lawEcd or couEhed of. Tho Eccfctions offensive
causing had ntatl the voice IS th!ck and nassl te
eyes arc weak the sense OF smell ts IeS8encd or de-
siroypd; drafnCls frequently takes Place: :,
Ey lie aid OF the LIQUID CATA1ilstI REMEDY. all
these symptoms can he eiIectua&ly removed
l1tcc OF the Catalrh 1scncdy Sa1-suliccnt Tor use
month with full and Clear directions. sent by e1-
J1Et-tk.
Office, 1872 sonth Clark Street, Up Stairso
Address Dr. D. II. SEELrE.
! ocll-y1Si3m Port Office BOX 4351. Chicago, III.
, 1863-01-03

GAIT! SALT! SALT!-The Sub
~ scribere. AGENTS FOR aKvKRAL or THE -
CELEBRATED SAGINAW WORKS,
Offer Salt In lots to suit purchasers. for immediate
ft1tnre delivery at the lowest current rates.
W. o"eS GELpCEE T. THORNE.
nn5..1so1m - l0l South Water street.
, 1863-01-03

scyuannraly which Is equal at the r.ose.. 71a.:s:a
on gold. to about eight Per cent, rer annuE
Farmers Merchants, Mechanics. Capitalists and MI
who have any money TO lnycst should know and r.
member that thcse bonds arc. IL effect. FlltSI
aud Securities md tho immense products q n! tnS
r1anuCaciurca &C.. in tho countEy md that THO tu1
md anrie rrovision 1nade Of theintcr
CT and 1iqEidaton Of pgtncral. by Customs. Duties.
Excise Staups s.d internal Revenue serves 10 make
these Bonds.
, 1863-01-03

L committee Of ninc to nominate officers
for the ensuing 5car were appointed By noml-
nations from the body Of the house, consist
ing Of Messss. Sherwood Of Chicago; Eyans
Of Coal Valley: Phinncy, of Sterling; Free
man, Of Rockford; Bradford, Of kcwanse;
Johonnot, Of Joliet; Sladc, Of Belleyillc;
Edwards, Of Bloomington, and Brown, OF
Dunlcitl.
some good words were spoken by Prof
Ebcrhart, Mr.. Low, and Mr.. Woodward; IN
Mr.saGefth then continued his lecture upon
Oli@85f8Sons.
WaEAu{e of Mr. Wclch was followed By
- elacs'' under the tuition Of Mr. Has
||aali
|Es %ow, editor Of the Teacher, WAS next
ffa 3Ecd, and lecturcd upon Compulsory
4H8aTnce.'
Tic following Is n list Of the names OF
mc1nbcrs Of the Institute present, as appears
| by the Trcasurer's book. 1t Is known, how
| ever, that there were many Others whose
| names were not given in:
, 1863-01-03

THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
i AND MECHANICS SAVINGS nANE,
So Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
ONCE hours from 10 a NJ. to 3p H. Also, from r.
N. to P. II. Tuesday and Thursday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861,
6i1 per cent. Interest paid on Sayings
DIRECTORS AND oFFICEEs.
Prcsldent-S. II. FLEETWOOD.
Vice -Tres~ G. SHERMAN. Connsei-WM. C. QoEDY
Vice CnshieE-STDxEY1 1IrERs
BOARD or EXAMINERS.
DC. Fargo, ], u. Iiountree, NJ. Lewis,
j. Il JONES' T,S. I1lll!ipg S, s. ffares
], !sel.!n. Brewer. Hey. D D1nnc. .yG.C $. Doie.
u, Williams. J. 6; Gtndelc. 4; u. hurley.
"a. Hem1stc1d, 7. II. lleebc. IT. i. scates,
Il. NJ 13slon.D-D-D. a. Gage. Hon. W.B, Ogden
j. n. ". 'lones. W. f. DogEett. eeatuGSs-ly
, 1863-01-03
mliscctlQ11eous.
PIANO FORTE&

The best assortment In Chicago can be found at 81
Clark street. UNDER TEE surExAH Horsz, II
n. m. HARLOW e. D. r. FAULDS]
de19- -y.n15f1m PROPRIETDRS Il
, 1863-01-03
GprfiaI Il otires.

DE YE HEALED. DR.. Whittier.
IL E:: se.t,l Slsrk strect l. esn be found crcry day
dcvoe Il wtec Ting md atts:toa 70 tie treatment
nrnt car No mercury rsed. No charges for consul
1aion AL &c afflicted rive Lin cali 3x,llm
, 1863-01-03
BUCHU

Il composed Of Buchu Cubebs. Junnirer Berries &C.
ircte6 with great case hy competent Druggist Pre-
na.cd Ia vacu, By II. T. HELsfBplD. Practical and
analytiCal Chemist. and so!e manufacturer OF
, 1863-01-03

In order to keep with the demands the travel
lnE pnblic the nansgors Of this popular route have
Eth .s c9nneettons It viii be found IN al
track Is stone ballasted, and ek tfey ree tQ dust
, 1863-01-03
rVHE GOOD SAMARITAN

J. positively cures Consumption, and all diseases
1cading to IT,. Gail state yonr case 'y letter with
diseased TiiTty-one years practice and experience,
No caso:nsl q s rsed Msd!snss sent ny 3
dc,!sTSS;0 Sm DIR. PEABODY,
, 1863-01-03

After the singing of several pieces, under
tho direction Of Mr. Ti1linghast, the lecture
for the evening was announced to be on the
" Necessity Of Making Education Universal
by Prof Richard Edwards, Principal Of the
Uuiycrsityat Bloomington.