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SCHhNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
A Substitute for Calome.
II your bowels arc co,tive, TRY THEM.
If you have worms. TRY THEM.
II your breath is bad, TRY THEM.
II you icel drowsv. TRY THEN.
1 L A.D,Ll tn-i


Ifyou have worms. THY THEM.
your y0% e Sfa ar@wsS Sa9 Fry W Tn lEiEM
II you arel W spirited, TRY THEM.
r + XIV h ;>s & ,So hGa5 ia Try THEM
Blae lfISS ard other preparations of Mercury actin
ally produce more suffering and death than the diseases
they profess To cure And ct this mnt raj so
denounced by the alpaihc DOCTORS is prescribed by
them most universally in cases of Liver COMPLAINT
THE MANDRAK FILLS are composed entirely of
roots ana Eerbs obtained FRI the great sorchUisc Of
The nedn " 'e outg thetis WI" appear as soon as
sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do not produce
ton with SClIENCK'S SEA WEED IONIC by this
JudclouS treatment the digestive functions speedily
gostion may b" cured
When reflect that the Liver is the largest internal
9rgan OF the body that to it is assigned the important
nuty OF t"rnE the blood aud preparing the Bile mat
eased ornacye the whole body suffers sympathoticaly
1t not surprising that medicine which can restore
the healthy operations of the Liver should Proce Won
oGFiul changes IN the general health snd eneei eefes
which may appear almost miraculous ttcauacneS OF
shoulders aching the limbs, feeling of general weak
and wretChedness and other alarming rusIcss-
ton of The Liver arc speedily removed by the use of
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Understandable feeling of oppression. mental anxiety,
lauguor ethargy and depression Of spirits which unt
mcnt Of life are all relieved by the use of Schencks
Mandrake Pills. Price 25 cents per box
and his next visit viii be wednesday and Thursday,
MAY Goth and 2lst lie is also at % Bond street New
York every Tuesday consultation and ADVICE but
letters for advice should always be directed to his Prin
cipal once, 80 North siSth street rhiladelphia 81
per bottle or s. the half DOZEN Mandrake Pills, Is
'V GEoKGE r. sPURR agent for Worcester,
GEO C. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover street, Bos
on, are General Agents for the New England states
For sale by all Druggist and Storekeepers.
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GEO G.. GOODWIN & CO., 3s Hanover street, Bos
on nre General Agents for the New England states
Fer sale by ali Druggist and StorekeepeTs.
myl4 JUL
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Motrtts.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLMENT,

OFFICE OF BOARD OF ENRoLMRNT,(
Worcester, July %, 1868.
The following drafted men. have been exempted
from the draft in this district and for the following
reasons-
James Tavern, Alien.
John Moore, under age.
George Woodward, under age.
Oliver Cutler over age.
Joseph Il I.orng, son elect
Michael Troy, alien.
Abel Davis, motherless children.
Asher Moore, motherless child.
Nj W Cummings, only support of parent
Daniel Ientz, alien.
Timothy, Heating two brothers in army.
James Nutter under age
james Curtiss, alien.
Chas Fennuff, alien.
Michael Hatney, alien. -.
John Marcy, OF support
Andrew Hall son elect.
John Todd, alien
Joseph o Lawrence, communication
WINS Thompson, communication.
dresser Bates under age.
Edwin MoSso, alien.
Peter Mcdonald, over age:
Ruins ] Pierce, Communication.
Patrick Crossin, alien.
Patrick Murphy. alien.
Henry Green, support Of parents
Robert Wheaton alien
Joseph " Burns, only support If parents.
S SlSGlf Rdw lH1 Woai|ard son ii supper
WIN Moore, father ana prulhci CIV CO.
John LYMAN, alien
James Roach, alien.
Chas = Dodge. Parents elect
Jasep Karst, alien
Jacob Kline, alien
Daniel Kennedy, alien.
Joseph sampson, alien,
Edward + Wheelock, communication.
Maurla Quirk, alien.
Michael Daley, alien
David o Connor, over age.
Henry Aiai cy, alien.
William Goes, COMMUNICATION.
Sam'l W Aldrch, committeeman
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS July %,
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y.
IF STEPHEN 2. TWISS, Esq, Attorney at Law
No. Flaggs Block, Worcester Mass lis authorized
Associate. and applications prepared and forwarded by
him will be promptly attended to. diff ie23
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R. E. G. GO u L D
PIN-VvORNI SYRUP

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
- For sale by BUSH & Co, "a Front street.
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For Rats, Mice, ROmches. Ants, Red
Rugs, NJ his in FurN. WVwIeDA, &c, In
terJH Plants, E,,XVls, Animals. efZc.,
Put in 2jc SOC and 81 90 BoXes Bottles, and FlaSks
SO AMI s. sizes tor IO rELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &c.
Only infallihc remedies known.
IN
Not dangerous to the Human Family.
Rat come out OF their holes to die.
~" Sold Wholesale in all large cities
~ Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
60 ] ! BEWARE - of all worthless limitations
~ See that CosrAR's' name is on each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before buy.
Ne Address HENRY R. CDSTAR,
n-fs@ PRINCIPAL DEPOT 4S2 BROADWAY. n. Y.
VII Sold by GEO p. HARLOW,
Who'll sale and Retail Agent,
meh5 deopEN eow6m Worcester, Mass
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral.
II r H l l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
ce of fifteen years, Dr. Hill has in contact with
almost nnumerable cases of Debility, occas0ned BY
dreadful habit of solitary self abuse They continue
to warn all Young who not afflicted to avoid
II as they value their lives and to advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble and to let them
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
in time isno eXaggeraton to say that three iourhs
OF the insane their malady to this horrd habit The
proprietors of Insane Asyums corroborate the state
ment and if the victim escapes insanity idocy yet he
or she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures life
either in out of the domestic eirclewih provocative
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust doubtful
his friends in fact, perfect hypochondriac is he
fit for but to be castout and die Attend to them once
all you who addicted to this miserable habit or
may be too late, and you may go down to lishonored
grave hardly fit TO meet the God who gave you the pow
ers which you have made instead of a blessing
as they were intended There exists in the whole
world an object more loathsome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it MS YOU
wish for happiness and heaven.
Or lills practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon a natural foundation.
once NO 81 Vain street, Worcester, open from a.
ton
, 1863-05-22

We make the following statements, not to
prevent threatened competition or make sale
for our ice, but in simple justice to ourselves
and the large number Of citizens who have
been our patrons for years past, and who have
not given the snhject sufficient attention to
sec the reasons for such III advance III the
price Of ice Which reasons would have been
furnished By us had we been informed that
there was any occasion for them previous to
the publication of the recent "ice artic1es'' in
some Of the city papers.
1st. The price Of ice certainly ought to be
advanced with The general rise Of all articles
of consumption, and d, must necessarily ad-
feed and all other expenses attending the
-. The. freight alone which we pay on Ice from
Fond du Lac amounts to more per ton than
We charge butchers and hotels for ice put in
10 their boxes the two years previous the last
This is. independent Of the enormous waste
OF shipment Of Ia miles.
| 3. The old side track at Crystal Lake has
been removed, and the ice from that source
has to bc drawn in wagons some two miles
| from the cars, before freightiug to Chicago.
involving thereby great expense and loss Of
| Ice.
| i. There is not two thirds as much ice &C.
| cured TOT the Chicago market rs formerly, and,
excepting that at Fond du Lac, all Of It is
much thinner consequently less durable)
than We ever before housed.
| All our experience and accounts show posi-
tivelS that more than Aa!f Of our Ice has Eonc
| to wa6tc each Of the previous years that We
have been In the business. Such being the
case We believe the amount secured bY Is. "a
above stated, cnnnot reasonably be relied
upon for more than half stock.
1t must also be borne In mind that the ice
market is not confined to the city limits, bui
This season extends south to the "Federa]
Lines" md Chicago is the nearest point Of
SIMPLY, Prices are ranging at the variouE
towns and cities in this State from two dol
lars to two and half dollars per hundred
md consumers 1T some Of these places MI
receiving their daily supplies from US by e1
press.
Ice teale1s Of this city whether to rema!r
, 1863-05-22
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE,



pursuant 10 aa)oarnment' q speela! mee1'ng
ot tue Board oi lfaae was hela NJ thelf fooms'
last evening, 10 1ase into >consaoeta'ion tne
Pop,,s@, VI lae .1- ., 49, 80, ~ ~ w
pfo''ue io' LIZ o'"n1s''!oa u Dui.alns
Aseoe1aelohs Ano Sonu1'tte'' ~ H. I'A..
oanhs' euss. tlnev'pu' IT, y. no.s' n,to,.,. y, ~
humseE, stepusn elas' ~: ~ no l..''a..e
anu ~ l. "aesAs1' ~
1ne Tue oes'1ea an4enul'en1' WHICH, As'' 10 ~
oc snon't'so ~ 1ue Aes'sA''ote = '4'o 40 p~s''
NY ~ sonc"eo,
49,: 80 "msnuasoay Ac1 aaeao'i~es .as eeAee +.
non,n % =. ens uneellon VI 'ne nosfo u 1laue, ~
~ 49, .u''loe's, "no ssa.i n'ase ll.s
~ "'. 'oot'ze - as Inc "noaFd o. lfaaebuilo-
~ 11ssoe'.''on win inc usual corporntise
po"ers, e rs, 10 hase capital stock not exceeding
<Sooo0o' nAsiaso 1nlo sharess--of sl0o each,
"t.cn tuai. NC personal property, said corpo-
1aooA t,A''"s 'ull power to rroscEibe the
u1ne anu iiaunes u paying 1of and transfer
lns y, WI e"to o"uoln. snail not be com.
meneeo un'l. NJ least s1oo,ooo In stock shall
, 1863-05-22
4 RMY SUPPLIES.

sPx1sGF1A4D, ILL.,. May u, 1873. !
M i{ss p aei, IL II
easS fe
e; :qs
*apesmou, % July it 1865 and s. ali o!neT places
Ss1 t e H. a9 enoas asx a Sa ess ~ aE
reci The 1ation % fufnished shall consist Of ths
a 81 d SPs & .e
or BACON: swentytEo ounces OF fresh eake. b!caA,
s9o I 81 tsisa surer1as oar @ 9: one ~ sad on
fourth pounds Of coEa.mea and a the rate 20 one
otrce Or hominy one pound of potstoes Pc N
81 foaad Sses 8 81
Eineras one snd one fourth pounds 81 ean:
d.
1a,ons; tsth besf to he issued oftsn as the com
ffs5 e aasd a ps soss
.a,on. and each item composing + shall be stated and
sfsx a .qsos
either article Ala the contractor SHAFT be required
=
of II
ssPt aP s ss sen e
funds then to De made as soon atteE a. funds
81 ss sisiss ss e Il The . quality ,aa
shall be approved BY the commanding officer the com.
atis1' osa' 'o # s s ii
nay te Ieqn1e 70 he 'ssasd the Provision Returns
or IN bulk In suitable packages free Of charge At tho
prices FAMED for each Item.
All bids mus. be u dap!tcate aad accompanied h
the following guarantee. also 20 be executed II capa
cate ty Two re7toEs:
FoRA OF GCAzAxTzK:
The r1deys,gnsd t.; u -. tug sts5s q
bid Of --, as above described, BE- nccspted. ne o.
ttey viii. on Or before the 50 Of lnne 1s5 saeJnse
tre contract for the same with the unde:tlsded a.
:usetes and In case the sala shall fail 10 eateT G
The dtest nee Ietwccn the Offer CT the SAID - aad
It at which may be accepted
"infes: F ae:.pp:t tGaazant0rs.
June. 1851
known to me as men OF property. able 10 make good
10 signed by the United States District Judge or
District Attorney, ..,,.,.
ent pceted =. tis heat and must Re specific ia CON-
pIyinE with iii the terms Tie foE Of th- conEactto
he executed ran he teen At this cfnce-
When the hid t. made bY firm, tie proposal n1rst
DC t1seea " eae4' 4s'o SiSIAS ". EDWARDS.
,nrro ssft7r Captain and Cou1mlSsatY.
, 1863-05-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING May 81, 1868.
Thcgeneral money market Of the city is steady
showing scarcely any variation from day to dry.
money! IL abundant and borrowers II anything lees
in number, and exceedingly moderate in their
wants. Rates Of discount easy at SOLO Y cent.
New York exchange is working easier, but the
variation ie slight. The demand continues enoE-
mous. The rates as heretofore are parD1s, buy
ing: selling a@4. With most Of the banks the
rates are firm at the higher figure, only best custo-
mers obtaining concession Of q email fraction.
Gold opened in New York at 14S.x, then 14s7s,
and closed at 150. The rate hero during business
hours Was 14s, q very few perhaps offering ffac-
tion above, After bank hours, when the report
came in, 149 was freely offered, and probably "
more would have been paid, but We hcazd Of no
GALES.
sil7cr 133621s5. Indiana State Bank and Ken
tucky currency 1oa; Canada 145. New Treasury
Nominal. Selling price h@A premium.
ExroRrs, NEW TnRK.-Thc following is q COM
paratfTe statement Of exports exclusive Of epecie)
| from N, " York fer the week ending May Is, and
| fiuce Jan. !:
For the week. sa,607,as1 sa.4s3,5oo ts,4;96ta
Prev. reported 41,2l3,sl8 4, 4,3a4,905 67,5ss.155
| S;rca Tar &aa San 6na xAE s1S An; $rn M rn7
, 1863-05-22
WuEAT-Mu,kct shade fEmer but less active

WHEAT-Markct shade nzmcr but less active
II :. -1g,t.
1.nr1G,ra ,-o.,1ro ao1nc
fhEloh1 1o.Nosu1nE .e
CincinhatA m.Aes.
c1yc,x,Ar1. MAY II. 1eSa
rss on,ot and au,, today
Wn1eKf-The market WAS a"'os aAu 0'i' 'o'an5'
and prices lower. aO0 brls sold at AoHc.
Proylsuxs-The market remains duh and un-
eo,.,ea and n,;cea 10 great extent are nominal
1,n,t s,des eou,a he sold to gomc extent at &c.
pu,H 80 s,..,,,ops ~ e1(caa,<r inns
piek'eu' "hu "oiA e"onoo.' 81. o1s0'e ~.
Old city mess pork IS offered rather pfess'netJ a.
a1O. but it is generally held at $t4. ITO tCs
.,.,I,,a .a,a - ~. h,+ n il 5;Asru1t tn
prime e!t5 '~'u eo'o At s19s' ous ~ ID oAAAs3S ~
buy at this rate.
New York Market.
ro ,f,,.s. ,.;ro h.. SEw ,zavr ionh, on ' a5d in
% C1oa 80 tias Dut -. tu.4 sn - ~ ,niId,iTss
upiands,
GEA1S-Flour opened heavy an! closed @ dn!l
and &c lower, with Gales nt 80 401655 Tor honna
Hoop 0h'o; q GodI7 e5 for trade brands.
WHEAT openetlc better bnt closed duA a. ssSsssr.
Dag quotations, holders desiring to Eea1ze. Eorn
opened fhaae armer, mt Closed dnll ana ns9op.
, 1863-05-22

Buyers Of flour took hold pretty freely at lower
prizes, aud the sales amounted to over 1900 bEls,
mostly single extra at IS o993 80 fo5 auei s. o91
erpcrfEc, ., $5a5 IS 10 and IS 50 for single e1-
ira There was further decline in wheat Of a1;3c
per bn, with eatcs OF a.1G0 eks at e5o$t e per bu
vas STEADY at 5sc but receipts being light holders
commended for higher prices. which made the mar-
ket rnther Glow. Oats were unchanged, with sales
was a shade frmer, with falcs at b9l60c, ska re-
turned, and CSC including sacks: Nothing trans
pired In provisions OF iaFd Whisky was Armer:
buyers were paying 2iSSll3oc for nnwashed wool,
and AGEi &c q n for N9Shcd.
, 1863-05-22
roredo f:rntu 1Iarket-May 20,

Wheat-The little activity apparent, when our
morning lie market was fiat; since the noon re-
port ii Las re1iyed little There are no tsansac-
ticns reported, but Gales could be made at 81 g
ccIpte continue light ant. under advices from
New York The market has for several days been
without animation; 1t has improved little this
TT No mixed. Oats--Thc hearJ shipments Of
, 1863-05-22

arc requested to appoint Committee to en-.
Elog suitable persons to make q survey and
carefully estimate the cost Of making the
needed improvement Of Chicago harbor, and
rrpo,t the same to the Board Of Directors.
On motion, adjourned.
, 1863-05-22

There was continued activity in the ship
mcnt Of grain TO Europe to-day. asgrceating, it is
estimated, at least 5000 bushels. To Liverpool,
the shipments were about 9',t 0u bushels. Com at
aHIgAd; 10000 bn. Wheat at 10Gt10ad; and
per neut1al 3u bt1s Flour atcs,5 tce Lard at sos:
and per steamer eoip0 bn. Wheat II 131HI14d: 500
brls. Flour U.s. To London per neutral. 1000 brls.
Flour at So AID: 6,QN0 bu. Wheat at 1c1d. To
Glasgow, 26,s 60 bu. Corn ut 1pAd. To British
port. direct. British bark, with alO0a bu. Wheat
At 1l1d. To Cork for orders, two foreign vessels
with grain at S. Cd, and ono. the Ocean Spray, at
Ea 1Il6h
, 1863-05-22
The Foreign Markets.

The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Circular reports
ealee for the week at 81 eco bales.
LIVERPOOL, May S.-CoTToS-Thc market has
been active and bnoyant, and prices I'd higher for
American: 1890 hales were sold to spectators,
aud $50 to exporters. The sales today friday
still advancing tendency
BEEApsTUrfs-Duli. and tendency downward,
with slight decline sn wheat and 1our. Corn
strsdy and unchanged.
PnDDreE-Steady.
LoSDoS, May s.-MoSET MARkEr-C -Consols for
money, s0Qt9a7,. Bullion in the Bank Of Ell Gland
4sH; Illinois Central. a21MGsA!1K discount
, 1863-05-22

Flour--Ma.ket depressed and irregular, and
prices nominal. Holders continue to ask about
Cd, ard Then only for light lots. Wheat-Market
heavy and uneettled Street prices ahont $1.30 for
red, and S1.5O for white. Cosn-Demand quite
active at 6sG6Qc. 0ats-strect price SoG25sc; SIC
Z - r
, 1863-05-22

At Montreal, on the 10th, sale Of Liverpool
coarse salt, per ship Magnet, took place, aud WAS
fairly attended, but only 1900 bags were disposed
Of at 5ol55c. at which the balance Of the CARGO
was Withdrawn. 1t ia stated that an advance on
the latter price Was offered after the sale and re-
fused,
, 1863-05-22

r0rffd II. o. b." or !" free of storage" AH foxr
sale* are quoted as delirer<d.'' uHsss ohert1i.e
''s''"' Tuun=nAr EVENING. May Il, 1863.
FRE1GHTs-yeryf few vessels in port, and rates
mt hanged. The engagements were as follows:
To BUFFALO: Schr. }nhkec Blade, with WHEAT ut
&C.; bark Stannard, with corn at Sc.
bris. Market quiet. Sales: 100 bills good spring
extra at s4.75; ~. bts do ut :. % 153 bills "bEick
City do at $3.50; 100 brls .'Plainhed onp. t.; 80
BRAN-1o tons in hulk at $11,50 .-...
WHEAT-Rcceived, a5. Ill bu; shipped. s11.7a5
hu. Market for No. Spring was active and 1c to
l. Sales were - 0 bn No. : REX winter {n S. d.
(in sau,e house} Il s1 OK; 4o9 by 10. ! Spring
at s1l611; ,4Gn bu do lin A. D. Co.'s' at sl.15;
100 bu do TN house, at $1.147S: 10 o bn do
at Sill: 5000 bu No : spri,g (in o North side
G6t1c; 1,eGO bu Go at 91c: 1,5e0 bu do at 95Hc;
I'd i bn DO lin A. D. s Co'e) at 9lc; 5000 bu Do at
AEc; ago bu do At 95c; 400 hu do I'm s. D. !
houscs> at s0'8c; 'Goa bu do at soc; 800 bu DO at
Ty samns:-a41 bgs choice White Winter on
J. CUkS-Reteiycd, 1s0,sd9 bu; shipped. 124,5.5
hr. Market opened ~ higher: but before the
close tho advance was almost entirely lost Sales:
5,CeO bu N int High Mixed atloat at &c; ,010 bu
Caual Mixed afoat at 50,Sc; so bn do at 50Ac !;
150H bu do at Soc; a7.ft0 bu do at 50kc /. 0. b. +;
S;N oa 1rHoN torn " etole c q ouc -! ~ pu
MISea Corn III s1ore NJ 91c sO!tO On 10 at 1Ss 49,
5.ltD pu 10 " 4o2.c' t@,Uo pu W III a9iacs 7oooo
bu Kclected CoEn n stote 81 43e. :.
dyn9M :Eaig onse X ~ :a'Aea ~ " ~ t!aSh
OATS-Receivcd, 2l.5s0 bu Market AEHc
SIC: eco hu do at b37ic; 5000 bu 40 at S'Ec; !;
6:eai tu DC at at 5s4ci ~ nu 10 a. 5ac @GVo ou
Rejected Oats in stosc at eoc; l'Oo bn 10 Ut
'FYE-Rcceircd, 4.oS1 bu. Markct more active
nnd nnchanged eales :-ls,ooO pa No IN stote
vi sc
| BAhLt1-Rccei'e9. none. 2lalhs. 4lleI but
GT1N. sales .-atb m NO = III S1CtG at 81 IT,
, 1863-05-22

In the retail trade ut al or not, and were 1t
not for the many citizens who hare depended
upon us, there wonld be strong temptations
to dispose of the en!ire crop BY shipments;
and ne hare now only touched the shipping
price and ara bearing tue running expenses
Of the business.
Cargoes Of ice have arrived in the city from
the St. Lawrence river {lside from those be.
longing to Government contracts) and seek
ing the hest market have gone further south,
but one lot remaining here, and that is now
held at higher rates than we are charging.
IN REGARD TO D1srR1cT1sa TnE c1TI.
Former years when ice was worth compara-
lively nothing, and each company had an over
etock, the. pleasure 1t afforded each of us to
supply onr friends, compensated US for the
extra trouble mud expense. But this year we
do not think that sensible people would wish
TO see the streets epriukled with ice water
from three wagons on each street, when it in
VOWED the probability Of their being without
Ice III midsummer, when one wagon could
supply them with ice and make SO great q
saving.
Nov, in the light Of these facts, we do not
expect anything but the best wishes Of the
people we always have and are now trying
faithfully to serve.
WADHAMs, WILLARD g. Co.,
81. c. FoL1ASsDEE 8 BAo.,
Secretary Chicago Ice Co.
, 1863-05-22

4 meeting OF the Joint Committee Of Ar
raugements Oh the Canal Convention, washed
at the rooms Of the Mercantile Association
last evening, Dr.. Daniel Brainard in the Chair.
RAILROADS.
The Committee on Railroads, through J. G.
Fargo, ESQ.,, reported that the following roads
had agreed to return free all delegates to the
Convention that have paid full fare to Chica-
go: We may state that all persons who
come to Chicago to attend the sittings OF the
Convention arc Qelegatesl
, 1863-05-22
Whescto.

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tstbuae.1
DETEo1r. Nay q. 1868.
Cr-Psops Buffalo. Bradbury; bssks Got. North
witt; brig Globe; schra Miran,ls. Gem. NagataH.
Dows-Frors Fountain. Nile: basks Fame, Monitor !:
bries Lass Gale Powhatan: Ecbrs Gpscy, Mott Japan
Poland Horn Breed, Nancoma.
, 1863-05-22
Pittsburgh OIL markes-may 10.

the past few weeks hare depressed eastern mar
ketr, ard VIC quote the market here dull. ut &c,
cline Of 495c. Nominal at 56I5ic. Rye nominal
, 1863-05-22

TIE ILLNESS OF Judge MASHnRE.-The
entire county will regret to learn that his
Honor Judge Manier7e Is so III, as to make
his recovery highly improbable. His physi-
clans give no hope, but SEINE Of his friends
think that his iron will and strong constitu-
ton may get overcome the power Of the dis
ease. We sincerely itrust that they may be
right, and that he may be spared for many
years to adorn the position, which he has go
ably flied.
, 1863-05-22

L Cargo of Wheat from Sllcboygan to
Europe.
The brig Hanover is taking on at Shcboygan a
cargo of E,0O1 bu choice WISCONSIN wheat, which
she Will take direct to Liverpool and Hamburgh.
, 1863-05-22

CleTe1A0H GF&1N WAFkEk-N18y EUs
Received, 100 bu wheat, 800 bu oats. Wheat
Market flsmer and more active. salcso son Change
car amber on track at & a; car choice Indians
Corn-We have no sales TO report since our LAST,
We quote uominally at 6oe. oats-Sales car on
track at G0c, and s. 100 bu on private terms. Rye
Ealra 81 hD at SIC
, 1863-05-22

Supplementary ,nails for Eastern cities and Can
ada, close daily Except Saturdays and sundaJs) at
5l5 pm. Letters for these mails must be deposited
In the chief clerks room (up staiss) after sis p NJ
Mails for California cloae daily, for the overland
route, at 7:15 am. Except Snndays).
, 1863-05-22
MAR RI ED.

In St Johns Church. Kalamazoo. Mich. on TneSdAr
the 1ath Inst, hy Kew S4u1 D. Puiford. STLAS KEY-
NOLDs DIVINE, OF ChicsE,. H.. and HELEN NOR
TON, Of Ktch1snd. Kalamazoo Co., Mich.
, 1863-05-22

There If no new feature in the market. There Is
nothing doing in foreign, aud for Ohio Rirer. Ma
eon City aud Kama" ha. the demand is light. as
heretofore, at 5cG52c = bu OF 80 ba, and $3.50 q
ht1 nfG q
, 1863-05-22
The Lumber Trade at Detroit.
fErnr1 nnfroit AfjyaTt{Har

The lumber trade is very healthy, with an excel
lent inquiry for Ohio, &c. We have also noticed
Chicago buy c7s here within day or two. The
buoynncy III this important branch of trade Ia
tributlng immensely 10 the prosperity Of the State
irat now.
, 1863-05-22

Providence Wool Markct-Way 10.
The sales for the week have been 5000 1bs fleece
at 763s5c; 1900 MS do at =; $500 lbs pulled at
6aHc; 8,ClO Ms foreign at 40c.
, 1863-05-22

Jobbing lots Of sack are in fair demand. very
little doing in bulk. We quote ground alum at
$1.H@ ~ and ordinary brands OF dne at $93s1
1.it q sack. Turks Island 4uc p hn.