, 1863-02-02

Az ALDEAAAAlC VISIT fhOA OHIO-4A AS !
Columbus (Ohic) Common Council have 1t In
to visit this city, before long.
MusrcA1.-The Philharmonic Society have
In rehearsal the c. Minor (5tl) Symphony Of
Beethoven, which they intend to produce af
their fourth concert on the sd inst
PEnsosh.-Capt. Otto Il. Matx Of this city
has been, promoted By Governor Yatcs
TO the rank of Major, and is de-
1ached to the Typographical corps to
1hc Department Of the Tennessee. The Major
LAS bccn with Major Gen. McPherson's COM
mnnd through Central Mississippi, and is at
prcecnt On duty In Memphis. IT,,
# colbnrn's Evaporator for Bot Air
registers, is Just the thing to molstcn the mir
in dwellings, rendering rooms more healthy
and preventing injury to woodwork, farni-
ture, pianos, picture frames from shrinking
underthc effect Of The furnace heat. No sanita-
~ agent bus been introduced that promotes
health better than this simple carthen e1apo-
1ator. Apply at No. so Wells street.
STRAWBERRY w1sE.-Many persons will
remember those large and beautiful stzawber.
yics sent to this market last season, BY MI
E. Sims from Aurora. He sold some OF his
fine berries, but converted the greater part
into Strawberry Wine, bottle Of which is
before MS az a sample Of the remainder. 1t is
recommended By the physicians Of Aurora
rs the best article Of the kind within their
knowledge for inralids. Those wanting to
purchase, will know where to send for the
premium article when they want Strawberry
Wine.
RE7ERs OF AS1AoBUs, ruE AEE1sT.-Nr.
John Antrobus, the artist Of this city, (who,
as our readers will recollect, residcdin Carroll
Par1eh, in Northern Louisiana, when the Rar
broke out, and, being , strong Union man.
was Obliged to leave his family in orderto save
Ills life, and came to Chicago,) has just re-
turned from q two months absence down the
Mississippi to get his wife and children out of
the rebel Confederncy and bring them to his
new home. lie has beeR entirely successful,
his family having Joined him at Lake Proyi-
tacnce, seycnty-nre miles this side Of Vieks~
burg, and they hare now safely reached this
city.
The GA1ExA rS1oS RAILROAD AND TEE
CHICAGO T1AEs.-As our readers arc aware,
Superintendent Talcott Of the Ga1ena Bail
road, issued an order on Friday last forbidding
the sale Of the Chicago Times nthat road.
The order was followed up by threats Of the
Times Of dragging the company into tho
courts, the Legislative Copperhcads, and also
very distinct illusions to mob violence.
The Directors held a meeting On Saturday af+
ternoon, and among other matters, the order
Of the Superintendent was rescinded. The
reason for this action, as stated By john
Wentworth, vas that In his experience as an
editor, he Ind never gained anything By an
undignitied fight with skunk; that the
Times we're holding up their coat tails inyltr
ing the company to kick, and that for one, he
did not feel disposed to soil his boots.
4 NEW BnL1aRD RooM.-W. A. Durham,
proprietor Of the NcGrcgor House, ut Nc
Grcgor, Iowa, has recently re-opened the
fremont Exchange billiard rooms, which ha7e
been re-tltted and furnished III a superior
MANNER. The tables, ten in number, are Of
the best make, and present unusual induce
,nents to the knights Of the cue. All the ap.
pliances Of the room pertaining to the game
are first class, and nothing has been left un
done which shall render the room pleasant
quiet md agreeable one to all lovers Of thu
game. Mr.. Durham has been long noted fol
bis skill and success In catering to the want:
Of the hotel goers. His efforts will prov.
equally successful in presiding over and sus
tanning first class, elegant bllliard-room
We advise our friends, who indulge in bill
lizards, to give Durham and his fine bllliar
lnll call
Dn.Hus7En.-We would call attention t
Dr. Hunters letter on the cure Of fconsumptio
which appears In another column. The Hon
Journal Of New York, In a recent editori
nctice respecting DR.. Hunter says:
.' He is Il. thoroughly educated physical
and is capable Of treating all ailments alik
The doctor, however, devotes his en'irc atte
lion to throat and lung diseases aud the Gu
Of consumption. OF our own personal kno'
ledge, We know OF some cases tllat he b
treated successfully, and We nre assured til
all Who have placed themselves under b
practice speak Of him III the highest Tern,
Tl1e public is doubtless benefited by iis col
mupication to the press. They contain "a
and valuable Information for the invalid. Y
have no hesitation III recommending DR.. Hu
ter to those who may need his assistance"
And the New York Daily Tribune, late
commenting on DR.. Hunters letters, says:
ttThe fact that their author is regular a
thoroughly educated physician does not 81
those letters their yAlue-that Is founded
their combination Of medical knowledge al
learning with practical common sense
1ua1ity which commcnds Itself to the iud
mcut Of all who possess 1t. We solicit
especial attention Of those interested, to Il
letter in this paper, proving that ConRum
tion, though a dangerous, S cnrable d
case, yielding to ski1lful and judicious tre
ntpt, like most, if not all Others. Nc thi
that its author speaks from knowledge"