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, 1863-05-26

ST. Louis Vat HAfhct-IA3J H-s
There was 10 bu.cr until just at the close Of
Change, when .5GtVsa, 900 bags wetr takcn-patt
at 74c. delivered hut the greater at on the Le.
wee, and two or three lots at &c. including good
anG pstr ha~S
, 1863-05-26

II Cook & ATcLain, 9S Dearborn street and 123
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shawls. &c. Gents coats, vests an;i pants reno
waited In f superior manner DoHnets dyed.
pleached and pressed in the latest style.
r4h10-3ru
, 1863-05-26

Ocean Frc1ghtr ut MontreaI-7IaT 21.
Tie only engagements reported on Change, We're
grain per eteaM5r to Liverpool at ss, and -four at
Tor grain, and 81 for -four to Liverpool.
, 1863-05-26
VESSELS PASSED DE,rR0rr

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
DETRorF, May Is, lss3-
Cr--Prop Plymouth; brigs BaY CitF, Harvey;
Echrs AIaunto, sanderson. Milwaukee Belle, Grey
Eagle. SuumiDs. TIowboy. HappocS, Gs;awo1d,
Norris, Wyandotte, Wat1ous, Metropolis, Fill
more, Live Yankee
DowS-P1ops Mead, Pit,sbusg; bark oneonta;
brig Fanny Gardner schrs Dauntless. Hale, Racer
4rc;uyus.
IMPORTANT TO CANADIAN Su1rwAarERs.-Ths
Oswego commercial Times states that on Monday
Captain Hunter. Of the Canadian schoone, Mary
Ann. was arrested by Deputy United States Mar.
shal Reid for violation Of the law requiring nas-
ters OF ClEaian sells 10 report on their arrival
here to the British vicc-consul. Captain H.. Eay-
in: failed to co this, was taken before Commits
ssoner Perry. where partial Investigation Of the
matter was instituted Some legal techn:eallties
requiring settlement in reference to such casca
generally. the matter was adjourned The penalty
tor ne:lccting to perform this duty. We under
etand, is . fne Of from $50 TO $s,0JN.
CoLI1s1oSa.-An unusual number OF collisions
has taken place within the past few days. which,
considering the plrasallt weather we have had,
seems rather out Of the usual sourse Of events
Thl first that reached Us Yesterday WAS that Of The
schooner Poland, which had her jibaoou,, head
gear aut. other injuries done TO her while comm:
through the Straits hy sonc unknown vessel. Shs
arris ed here Yesterday, and il now repairing.
bound steamer while beatiu. down the River st
Cair, carrying away hrr bow spirit. and every thing
connected with 1t. She is DETAINED ut some point
OH the river fl. FepaiFs.-IffYrSt frtt Efs,*
, 1863-05-26
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
IsFec1a1 Dispatch to the csicaso frioune.1
BR1psEPoRT. May 3. 1s53-1o ?. N.
CLEARED.

Monitor, Lash1le.
Alabama. I.,Salle.
G. L Hnntoon, LaSaue, rs m smnsles. 3s5 otls
ealt.
Seneca, Ottawa.
Clyde, Seneca.
Cushman Ottawa.
Monarch. Joliet.
j. B. Preston, Morris:
CIaritr Ottawa, a} m lumber
Shamrock. laSalle, III tons pig Iron.
Oak Leaf LaSauc, rs It lumber, 6 N siding 1855
Shingles.
Waller Smith. Athens.
S. +. Gale, Athena.
lnyestigntor, Athens.
Terror, Athens.
j. L. Alexander, Lockport.
Relcese, Lcckport, 3 bsls salt
Maple Leaf. Joliet. Is htls sa1t.
Republic, Norris, .936 tt lumber. rs lsth-
Alliance. Ottawa, &, 81 It lumber 80 m LUMBER.
| Rocket, Iockport-
Lem6nt. Lockpott-
| Constitution, AtheHe.
, 1863-05-26

Seeds in ISaltfmorc-T1ay 2l.
No salce Of moment have been reported. Clover
Is nominal at SEQ. Timothy at .25@I250, aud
Flax seed at 81 c0l4 00p per bn.
, 1863-05-26

Work FOE SoLc1ERs.-The Ladies War
Committee have pressing acquisitions that
they wish to fill at once, and write the ladies
OF the city to aid them in making up work at
their rooms, Garrett Block, from nine i. m.
to seven y. m, Contributions Of wine, dried
fruit and the delicacies Will br forwarded with
unsuitable supplies,
, 1863-05-26

UT Nervous Diseases and rhysical Debility,
arising from Spcrifc cAusea. in both scxes-nev
and reliable treatment, it reports Of the Howard
sfFoeiasto,.-sent in sealed letter envelapes, free
of charge Address, Or. j. Skiin 0oushton.
Howard Association, Nos South Ninth street, Phil
ade1phia. Fa. maT13-iw
, 1863-05-26

NEW GIFT RooK S7oRE-BookB and Photo
g1aph Alsums are selling at rcdnced pziccs and a
valuable gift silver or plated ware giyrn with
each at 81 Randolph street. under the Matteson
upuee. Do not mistake the number.
, 1863-05-26

The MATISEE.-Our musical readers will
not forget the matinee Of the Philharmonic
Society, tomorrow afternoon. The pro.
nra1nu1e is rs follows:
, 1863-05-26

eI F. E Rigby. 50 Randolph street, is selling
PAPER Uanginvs ut !eHs than New York p-icea. at
Wholesale and retail. The t1sds supplied on the
most libefsl terms. apla51m.
, 1863-05-26

Strawberries are more plenty and lower.
the close thcy arc se1liug at 2fc per quart.
, 1863-05-26
5truue0.

CTRAYED-On Sunday last, from
~ the ChicoSo City raiEay comp.oys SSao1e @ On
nm az~ with snort husny tall. ANY Person rrsutn-
ips he mare 70 CoupAoys Stsbe viii e llbetaEr
rewarded n. CAAfbEL4A Fpsenaa
nys.e!I.et
CTOLEN-From Sandwich, May
1sth ora heree ha1ness ara square box garbage
newly painted e<11red huc; hsaW hof*e, fouftee
and hat harts h'sh "a hiaA tex tes,red nigh hind
q carriage sssi SC. 81 o. II ecs fou- ncaea 1tdo
Ftfty coass yewart fe ho.>c. Aa:ces4 aaA c.-saago
| Nflbe Easa for thc1r gecose1y.
| maJise{3 III c. &, DARK. Sandwich. Il.
, 1863-05-26

Go TO TIE EEsT-Go 70 BRTASr d S7HArToss
CHICAGO COxukHc1AL Cn1LIGE, to get thorough
nractica1 husincss circatipn
, 1863-05-26
"Contncn:a1 Monthly for June. has been
received By Mctally s: Co., ii Dearborn street.

ty The very best ard cheapest Wigs Toupees,
ralrow'e Wig and Hair Dyc Factory, % South
Clark street, upstairs. Full directions for Meas
u1iE;; the held sent OIL application. r. 0. Box
5isT mys6-T TAs
, 1863-05-26

MCs1cA1 UNION CoScERT.-The fourth
concert Of the season takes place ut BrJan
Hall, on Thursday evening next. Its sutn-
clcnt to say that 1t is to be 4 concert OF the
Chicago Musical Union-it needs no lauda-
{{nn
, 1863-05-26

81 Theodore Winthrop-e now book, ''1ife in
thu O}tn Air." aid Fultrs Good Thoughts in
Bad Timee,'' for sale ut MeSaly d Co.'S, 81 Dear
horn street,
, 1863-05-26

lover. Our quotations are only for tile day; as
the season advances, prices viii correspondingls
decline,
, 1863-05-26

sA1uTE,-Jcnnings' battery fired salute Of
thirty-four guns yesterday in honor Of the
rather premature capture Of Vicksburg.
, 1863-05-26

i nv CV1E1EsN 1tAN1fkEESs
PEE s7EAnEr AsA.l (By Telegraph.
LIyEnrooI, May 16-
Co77oS-Sli:htly declined.
BEEAps7rFFe-Firmtr.
PROVISIONS Generally 4uiet Bacon declining.
LoSpos, 18th, Ercning.-Conso1s closed 9Ea%0
9"a. for moley. TIE Bank Of England to-day ad-
yanced It's rate of discount to AZ g cent. Latest
eales Of Erie shasts>50Gl5l I'll I1Efa0 dis.
PaR1s, 1Gth, E,cninE.-Bourse closes heavy at
= cent; rentts, e5f SIC.
, 1863-05-26
fnst.

r OST-On Sunday morning, from
~ the far1a ce1- State atreet mile solta Of tho
CRY Litnls. one Bay uorse. eeve7 ye%:s old. little
low II fhc back and shoes .trc time nf toaV
irg The nj der will be literally rc~a.led fr t1or1 T.
tlon where be may be fund returntns the <aa to
WALLaCE 4 HOLMES. Grove .Eecs. near Old
nay1S eA3 Ct
, 1863-05-26

The supply Is light, and consequent upon good
demand the market is some better-closins trm at
14I16c, according to quality.
, 1863-05-26

A FIREMAS's NoSrMEST.-The Board Of
Managers Of the Fircmen's benevolent fund
have decided to erect IN elegant and costly
monument In the lot belonging to the Asso-
citation in the Rose Hill Cemetery. The
chairman Of the committee, Mr.. c. n Holden,
will receive plans from artiststo be submitted
10 thu RaarA
, 1863-05-26

wife, Who, some time ago, left his he'd and
board. Yesterday afternoon. 1cvr. somehow
q, o4hcr discovered that .he uos ra.,d;nc ~,
West Water street near Lake and ou,.t,r
passed and rc-passed the hou=c where be re-
cornfzcd one Of her window curtains.
Du,;nc the fine tbus occnnicd bv Levy
aon,o ,,evsor wco,;ng d;fr.rant stv,e a, bat
from i,.yy. went into Ar,ry,s lumber ward,
on yrkt Water street. and made an indecent
exposure Of hi. person, for some ten or twen-
ty mipues, In from. of house occupied by
Dennis Donahuc and his wife. An hour and
q ha,f afterwards, Levy. who was still in the
nsghporhooa, wns arrested at the instance oi
the woman, for the otfcnse. .
In 1ne 1olce eouit 3.7'ete..' nAo' n'ns' -.
ter lengthy examination, Levy was hneo
twenty doilnfs ana costs' "nen an appeal wa:
1mmeo'a,ely .azen ~ .ne olreal' cour1' a
, 1863-05-26

FRENCH BENEVOLENT SoCIETT.-Tleac acti7e
members Of this Society, and all who may
wish to Join it, are requested to attend the
annual General Assembly, On Thursday, the
eth inst, at o'clock p. m., at the rooms Of
Mr.. A. Frcdin, 1872 Lake street, ed floor.
The Administrative Committee will render
their accounts Of the past year, and new
committee will be elected for the ensuing
year. Members not having paid their sub
scriptions are requested to do so Ia the hands
of the Treasurer, n. A. Bepgley, No. II Rush
street.
, 1863-05-26
gbieeed Urlbn11e.
THE CITY.


The old Patriot Farmer. Senator Funk, is at
The fremont House. a number Of other
Union members OF tho Legislature nre in the
city. Senator Funk made, last winter, the
noblest speech that has been made since the
beginning Of the war. It is understood that
be, and other distinguished loyal men, will
address the Union Club this eyeuinc.
, 1863-05-26

LOR SALE-One hundred fe+t on
L Eorth Clark rtreet st the corner Of Ha,raon VIII
me- stGre. ard o7e dwelling hoase I:oulre Of 3. S
MyIee1I12t
, 1863-04-02

clear Of the cable and anchor be was carrying
away, but which was still firmly fastened to his
hind quarters BY something stronger than timi
ber hitch, and must have made him feel rather
uncomfortable. He then tried to 60 down; but
at first Il was no 20, with such heavy weight
fastened to bis starn. Afler three unsuccessful
attempts, he got his head under water, threw up
his tail and whiskedi Il in defiance, then disap-
peared beneath the surface, and We saw him no
morei sH Il lHd NaTiaslt urg us4
We were really sorry TO part with the old Don,
and soon began to realize tho value Of bis labors.
The captain, when too late, wished be bad held
on 10 him few hours longer; for soon after be
lett us, although We were jogging along with .
fair wind and carrying % much canvass - We
could stagger under, the log was hove, and the
dull sailing craft was only going seven knotsi
And We had more than two hundred miles to 60
before We should reach the end Of our passage.
We did not got into port until the aflernoon Of
the next day, having made the whole passage IN
seven days, and only Eve days from land to land
from Cape Cod 70 the LizzaFdi
What do you think Of that boysi Il was the
shortest passage ever made, and although we
carried out newspapers and letters dated on the
day Of sailing, the stupid Frenchmsn doubted
the captains word backed BY oaths Of the crew |;
and in spite Of protests, and newspaper dates,
and the broken bows Of the brig, they have meyer
believed even to this day that the old elump
crossed the Atlantic, making the passage from
Boston to havre in seven daysi
, 1863-04-02

Riding Q restive horse is practically surmOunt-
ing difficulty.
"Come out Of the wet" said the shark when be
swallowed the sailor.
Running accounts will run away with persons
credit more rapidly than anything else.
Caught In her own net" said man when he
saw one Of the fair sex hitched In her crinoline.
The man who "stole march" has been put in
the same cell with PrOcrastinatiOn, the thief Of
Time"
When man Is hideously ugly, the best course
Is to glory in Il. Let him boldly claim it as q
distinction.
A Western paper speaks Of man who "died
without the aid Of physician" Such instances
Of death are very rare. r.E
Theodore Parker says that "a grain Of corn Is
better than diamond" Every barn fowl In the
country will agree with him. r..a.s
An old Grecian philosopher advised all men To
know themselves. That is advising good many
to form very low and disreputable acquaintauces.
Charles Lever, in one Of his stories, tells Of Q
dashing individual who boiled his hams in sherry
wine whereat an honest HibeFnian exclaimed,
"Bedad, wish was pig myself"
Misprints will present themselves in other col
umns than newspapers. The author Of temper
ance novel, who wrote " drunkenness Is folly, was
horror-struck to read drunkenness is jolly"
"Harry, did you ask Hicks for that money"
"Yes."
"What did he sayf"
"NOthinG lie just kicked me into the road.
That's all be said"
weigh your words" said man to fellow
who was clustering away in towering passion Of
another.
"They won't weigh much, If he does" said bis
antagonist, COOlly. .. t.raas
"Jane," said wag to his sweetheart, It's all
over town." -
whats all over town."
"Mud."
James eyes dropped. E
A stranger, meeting Q man in the streets ol
Boston, roughly accosted him with, =" Here, want
to 20 to the fremont Houser'
SWell, you can 60, il you don't be gone long"
was the deliberate reply.
"I do not think, madam, that any man Of the
least sense would approve your conduct" said an
"Sir," retorted bis better half chow can you
judge what any man Of the least sense would dor
(Which is the way to - vfllasei" inquired
q stranger.
"Theres two roads" responded the other.
"Well which Is the besti"
"Aint much difference; both Of EN- very bad
Take which you will, afore you've got half way
you'll wish you'd tuck tother "
A cuFate and his wife had heard that the moon
was inhabited; telescope was borrowed, and The
, 1863-04-02
Matrimony.

To dine on meats high. .spIesd, and hnd your hask
Has leaked, and not drop your thirst 70 tame;
To reach your pOstng. house dead-tlred, and ask
Ror mules, and hnd one trotting mule dead iamej
To try new boots, with luck not quite the same,
One with great palm you ht, and one you teari
To play PFimero, and-to win your game
Wanting the King-to 1nd the KnaVe 10 there;
To ply with gins tnankless lady falri
To owe to bankers punctual as the dayi
To ride uneloaked, unieneed, through spongy air;
To feed bad grOOms Who steal your corn and hayj
Count all the Hrieds you've known since lie begAni
The worst remAlns-to be . married man.
, 1863-04-02
Old Song.

Could q man be secure
That his life would endure,
A Of old, for thousand long yeAr1,
What arts might he kn0Wl
What acts might he dol
And all without hurry or care.
But We that have but span.lOng lives,
The thicker must lay on The pleasure,
And since Time will not, cannot stay,
Wen add The night unto The dAy,
And thus Ws'l nll the measure.
, 1863-04-02
The Four valuablos.

"Tlms ls money, Labor wealth.
Knowledge power, Temperance health"
Time is money, let us prise u
In . world Of anxious care,
Watch and pray, and hght our way,
Excelslor-Whero heroes are.
Labor 10 Of wealth the parent,
hArblnger Of peace Of mind;
Happiness entWines around u,
Peaee without It none can find.
Knowledge is . powerful agent,
ny the Almighty lent 10 mani
See thou rightly use Thy talent,
Ere be sins thee with his fan.
Temperance 10 thy truest praise,
And viii Yield both peace and wealth,
Safest road to length Of days,
Happiness and cheerful health.
, 1863-04-02
DRoPSY.

Tho ecacy Of H,llowAys Pills 10 Dropsy is exEaoF-
dlnary. They ant with snch peculiar effect upon the
aySie that the fluids arising from ths dlretu disease
arO lmpercepthly carried OF and prevented from any
(aStheF accumulation. Tue sufferer Fegaas buoyaDey
Of apiFts, and reIlces 10 completely renovated con
Gtt1tOn; hut u ls indspeaabiy necessary that the
Olutment should be INST sfsctualy rubbed into The
complalnlng parts.
, 1863-04-02
The WicleSd Son.

a'eon The wicked Son.
The following affecting narrative purporil to
asc IN" desS.S DSH Ss1 Ton orn 1iI NJ! y ~ e
sin Of grieving and resisting mCthsr's love and
what agony va, visiiiis On nv isothcr's iAcs
when she saM that an she mid and sulhrsd hilai
to novel She rose 10 70 hume, and / followed e
distance. She spoke no more 10 ne TN he
reached her own door. !. nes, ifitlreaae
lsIt b school time How. he aid 70, NJ ~,
and once more let me bessech you tothilk cnvhat
al shan,t 20 to schUSl;;" Ahid H.
She looked pstcpishea ct my boldnes, but Fe:
piled, firmly: / Certainly you win 60, Aired
command your q. .piittewY Snbafud5
-aI win nOtIs aid /. ii L i6ne Of dsaanrs: Il.
2" One Of two things you must Do, Allied; either
60 to, school this morning, or ] VIII lock you up
In your room ahd keeb yo there until You are ready
to promise implicit obedience TO my wishes IN ths
fhturen 3 ~ adiliHc 4lislsh'.aos n siliass
Il Z dare jon to do ii; Jon can't 81 NJ NJ
a1lted, chOOae dow, aid my nothsF, xhSIsia
her hand upon my arm. She trembled violently,
and was deadly pale "a Ia. t...se 4
HIf you touch me, I win lick yol,r said /, ,ins
terrible rage. God kn9Ns KNEW not what ! lsaid.
aNo,"f replied, but quailsi beneath hel ejs
"Ihel follow me-" said che, as she gsaapea ing
arm firmly. .a. BIS, sy..er, }ov, ,,'g ,,s3 ~,
i raised my ioot=Oh, isS iGh; heSr neEI
raised my foot and kicked her, my eainted n0lhcfi
How my head reels Is the toFrento q mem6lyruShe5
over mel Kicked my mOthpr==a leeble woman
my niOtlierI She staggered back few lieh1
me; saw bet heart best against iief breast
a0l Haavanlv Eafhaf v s,i1 ~ ~ frt,,fS. hrihf
, 1863-04-02
Mary, Queen of scota.

That Mary POSSESSED the "fatal gif"a cf in.
comparable personal beauty e proved, not merely
~ the somewhat nyperooleaI portraitures OF
contemporary points but By the universal testi-
mony OF history and tradition. Many portraits
Of her, some Of which are no doubt authentic,
sun exist and these give rs the impression Of .
lovely face with aequiline. Or rather Grecian
nose, son but nrm mouth tull chin, expressive
eyes under hghlaFched eyebrows-the whole
ecuntenance bearing an impress OF combIned
dignity and sweetnesA This impression is fully
eorrooorated by poets and annalists Of the time.
Tue gallant and spirituel BFantome thus describes
her: "Clad "a Sd&edas in the btfbaric dress
Of the Wild people Of her country, even then
she appeared . goddess N mortal body. And,
the more % set the world on iire, lpoar enorassr
u mondel she bad the pefieetion Of . most
sweet and 6eautlfnl voice, and sang we'll accord.
ing her voice 70 the lutte; which she touched
spiritedly with those beautifully shaped fingers,
which were in nowise inferior 70 those Of
Aurora" Nor were her mental accomplish
ments inieriSr . her personal csarms. iSr ne
gay writer thus proceeds: +" AZ the age Of four.
s.sn she sns.alnsa thssi. zpabliely ~ The mn
OF tne LOUVRE; and in Latin, Manufacturing That
was becoming 10 women % scq9re learning.
Nnnk wnas rIre ano aamlracle .a1H tolTg y wesl
sno wss more eloquent taan y even France hAd
been the country Of her BIRTH q s,... ea.,'
N Sa5aeuAd, N hls excellent H''tolrs ds
Mor,s STUART, thus describes Mays personal
Appearances @ tne ags q nineteen !. .-.,
her lOrm was taiii nexioIe, animateds easy
70 every movement her ,orenead was nigh
ana founded: glv,ng ner an ar o. loily dignity,
combined WITH inteiilgence ana courage hef
ea.S Were smali sne n.d the erssocrauei &c:
qulllne nose o. the uuisee, ana her beantiiul
sneeAs IN .nelr mIn ~ ~ aHo MnI'ei gIse y.
,oelce oI tne miseo olood o. Lorraine ane Scot
ana her eyeasnes were long. overshAdowing
brown eyes o. 2 humid out passionate transpar-
, 1863-04-02
Towed by a Whale.


and stern like Dutch galliOt Well, the old
brig Pocahontds was bound on voyage from
Boston to " C0wes and q MARKET" and was,
lucky enough, one Of the crew. We were up
with the eastern edge Of Georges bank in thirty
sig hours, having made . glorious run Of more
than two hundred miles, with the wind blowing
q stivering brseze from the W. N. W.
I was on the starboard watch. At daylight
we had just got sound In thirty-6ve fAthous Of
water, rocky bottom, and were beginning to wash
down the decks, when Bob Merriwether, who
was standing between the knight-heads, working
away ct the head pump, called out 10 loud
voice that there was some strange object ahead.
We oil rushed forward, and sure enough, about
q quarter Of mile of, couple Of points, on the
lee bow, We saw Q large, black looking object
projecting out Of the water or resting upon the
surface.
at is q rock" said one. ut Is shoal,"
shouted another. at Is sunken wreck"
screamed third.
"Shut your clamshelIsl" cried the second
mate, who had seen such things before, having
been on two whaling voyages out Of Province
town to the Western Islands and the Brazil
Banks, ut Is nothing but lubberly whale fast
asleep"
And whale Il was, as sure as I'm sailOr-a
big fellow, too-stretched at full length in the
regular track across the ocean, and INDUCING in
sound nap; perhaps enjoying pleasant dreams
soVu. n's HIe9us ano young IAy. ny,
nVeAuk Snu sPU[ns ~"A'"e '"' 30 'O"o
I,S, ..,I WI ~, IOT =, .,.;..a NJ, c.;mn
Nv "sss snNa u.@ " Ia. a S;.nsaW ain, ,n.Ls
him rouse q bit what business has that over
grown fellow to stretch himself out like spread
eagle On the top Of the water, as u to block up
the passage and make trouble A whale here
taking SnoOze in broad daylight Who ever
IIeI'u W sIs' wing ONsu. " - 1e"Ir.ex n"]A
Oorn usS hsa. M IT, ss ~ y s1" ,T ~. - .R"
your neln' tou ~, ue sung guy W .ue mAn :,
me sne wheel ~. maze % ni% open zen DIS Peepersi
Lpsn s.s.oyt ma. ,n WI ~, '"uS' "'in "u'
:" Th W. n.P Win tsnssance h "a A.. .h,,
,.n - q S so.e'.Oy snSS: ;...", HiSP' IiP'
~ koIu UIsyHet w p'Ouue '''sT.sy T,I' . .'Oue;
ABOUT SIX kno's through .nc water. LON s.eeTeo p
uLeo.y VT suS EuAs. Lno Ssen ~ ". rsts ~
cMonsa' . III ss.SCA us NY t.scs' ~ ~ ~. %
quaIVs1 SUI gAVe nun IN a"'u' push 'uA' usarV
TSs - .,a
tne ong' ~ wen ~ tne Wu.le, .eceIveu s 1eL
nols snOcA. neI wAy vs. oru'e'y seOPRSu, snu
~ swSns 5SI1a, Sne s.s .sss ~ ~, ~ .sn
.o ~ s... .,sh;n J,;,s. ~, -
49, oI.S H. no,S;nn IT,. ~, ,ss,, ",to ~ ~ ="
th;nS;n~ ,h., svs,v s;mhs, n m. sh;1 vss sh;S'
s-"d ~ s;rdsr. ~ s,.;L;o. ...;rss % ! ,ccI A.
g.. ~, TVS;aa.SIIS, S,s :. ~ .S;n,'. ~
Sr..dC,II, s.;"h,sn.S go, - Iii M ~ hDs. HrS ~
-ooJ.sI" Tah. .,-,t.n"S T. - tE;s ,on.h ~: NJ
49, r,.no.s ~, - 1,i....n, "a s"ts..hsn,
sIssn ,-ss Snourh "a ss,rn;sh srd rrcvoLs . n,.o
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, 1863-04-02
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and bowe's.

Those Who safer from bile and liver complaints should
try the effects Of this valuable uedy, few doses Of
which will make the sufferer eel elastic and vigorous,
rem wing all npurtles, giving healthy action 10 the
liver II bilious attacks Be allowed tn continue serious
casualties may arise, and the sufferer be consigned %
bed q alcues. Ia all disorders Of the Kidneys, tbs
Ointment sSouid be we'll rubbed into the small Of the
back once Ortwice day; and the Pills. acting In unison,
win care any complaints arid irom these organs.
, 1863-04-02
Pafy---saortuess Of Breath with


Very bad symptoms, which. not corrected may tend
to zone serious disoFde Of the heart other vital
6FEaas BIT moderately af snds take sx Pulls nightly
Tor come little time; tse pIeOty Of fresh air with mod
eFate eXerciSe and the human machinery will Be quickly
restored 10 health aud VgoE Try this but Tor three days
only, and the result will be marvellous
, 1863-04-02
Complaints incident to Children.

Al eomplaints of children NAV soon be cured f care
Be taken % purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver, AMI eoanso the stomach and boWels. few doFOs
eject, particularly parents be careful 10 not allowing
them % eat Of thn which they know Aould injurious
% themselVes
, 1863-04-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PROS Il,
Editor and Proprietor.
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Each subsequent insertion, lW
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- Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
paA for before insertion. There win Be no variation RON
this rule In any event.