davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-06-18

pUTTER.-I am packing Butter
- in New York trktns, and want to buy from
Five to Ten Thousand Pounds Daily,
And return It packages Tor mora Butter Ca1 on mo
in the hasemett of 10 South Water street, address
iei3 31t3 In DANIEL ", DAKE.
, 1863-06-18
CHICAGO ;DA11IY MARKET.


Nt1sfsp1f Lsts'o, June Z, la1
Nis mark<t refo7t a suhJ<cs to &c storags tehich
L ftid 1y Las buyer, s9c!ussEe Of tie prick pGid
for the crais to tho seller ftnen c trnAsGcfion Il
mcde n schich The seisr pays ke storage, Is re-
luytfd ~ o. B." "or :: f'se of storage" AZ -four
sales are quoted as dsliEs-sd. uR&sss 0thef1oise
'tq'7a zHE,c1rs s.pn,,, -. ..,, ,.,.ox rh.a,,
eegemehts were as fol1ows:-tro DUTEA1o: ba1ks
Ieshtiso ard snrrIse, with OATS: at &c; bark LaI
with Corn: At 9He: schrs: Peoria and stnu,pets
with wheat 9t 10hc; sohrs. Satanac, NatrlEarsett,
unG SMt. pb1akcs. with Corn, ut 9Ac:
.FlouA[Kaeeivsd S,4s7 brls, shigpsd Il. .es9
.M ~ LIs Il "N1shs1ne M CITY eh9Se white ,i winter At
e9 PILE rsasemakee ~ Waite " S'n5er q ~ aI
$6to So1 otle, - erana IT, II nos Ea7en? 10: az SM; ~
ofle. 90 70. a. 53:sg, ~ pr!s. Oonacona cho!ce
spring tzt!a at $5:s; 6o brls mot namedl s2ftng
extia IL Sos5: loo 6tis' 10. Co. At $a'5; 139 osts
Dc rs g; y am T. ,,,,,: ~ ar ~
CUkN MEAL--12 tons coarse at $3.50 on
track:
NHEAT.-Rcceiyed.3 s, ea3 bu.; shipped. 4. .sFfY
bu. Market dull and fully 1c Iowcr. Saies II $40
ba. No. Spring in North Side hoUse*) u 81 IA:
Q bE. 90. at $ .1sH; 40 By do Hn =: q Ts1 M as
, 1863-06-18

Hcsafte7 trains win leave and arrive at C1Icaso
QHFALF. AKH1Y3.
: foGE 0f LAKE, 8TI.EEf.

DEFAET. ARRIVE.
8 ts,G@ u. LAKE, sT1.EEf,
$50 a. H.. .-....,.
s7:N l. n- $3.50 pm
rl5p: L. t7:@ i. IL
AND LOu1SYIILE LNk7.
$50 .. N. elG15 Il
..tE13 p. n a7:A i. n,
Rx-ToLEr0 LTNN.
$40 O. M a7:1sp.m
1850 =. N. *8::M p. m.
F:16 p. N. sE@ 4 N.
lE-DETKo1r LER-
"7:3 a. u. " 7:16 ?. M
t7.15 p. N. E@ 3, N.
I AIR LINE.
near 1falrson It. Bridge.
+7:u 4. m. S7:21A IL.
1880 p. IN. t3M p. m-
ANoPn3 NDLDUt3FtILa.
+7:@ a. n. Ss:9i 4 N.
1850 ?. m. +HWp- n.
.AfNk AND CHICAGO.
S7:1 q. N. ~Tio a. N
fEl5 p. n. 1:15 p N.
$3.50 p. n. " 7:O T. m.
NHTEAL-
s&B 4. II. a&F ,. m.
+1Gr0 D. m 1918 4. m.
's5:1o :. n. @aeoAm
1890 m st:35p-m
*4;m p nj, $3.50 p. N.
"6:15 pm. sTt0p. N.
D st. LOUIE.
!. $3.50 \. M s6.@ a. N
B45 p N. tE1 p. m
r.
~Em p. n @.W 4 N.
1910 4. n s6mp- m
*4:43 p. nj, 1855 q. u,
1850 p. n E6:15 Ar
TON AND Qr1SoT.
sa:D Z. M. '6:fE =. n
fS1bp. r. 1850 a. N
@;m p. N. e8.1t) a. N.
ALMA uNIoH-
WE. On and after srnt1sy,
). BOO An. EN n
>. 1890 p. n B,MA. III
500 d m. E.N ., M
$40 P. Ia 6:M q. n
. GW p. n. lilo a. N.
. E0 q. III R@ = N.
.R1-tUepQt co1Nar hN-
Feter streets.}
s. Is a. N. 1850 !. n
G10 a.. m. .......
s5:tV p. m. 11:4s A. m.
'&Dp. H. sa:m pm
KILWAUkH
-H8.4S 4. m. S11.4a q. m.
$3.50 p. m. HN p. N.
ACM p. H. f6:m l. n.
a3;3 P. M sH@ T. m.
I Saturdays exuptI
l1llVEI1 ~
, 1863-06-18

The Butter market has ruled rather quiet during
the wetk. The receipts have been liberal. bns
shippers were anxious to bay on lower terms, to
which holders would not coGcede. We quote:
Choice Da3r5-.-.-..............-. .1AD14Kc
Roll and Jar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 12Hc
G0EnlOM ............~ .......... .lVs118 G
, 1863-06-18


In ME,a1oaH u esf'3A-oAfo
Man 1a1lo;t Man.;t'j.fs,1;.:s. !. n y EIn..sa
.ao!I VT. g a. A"o'-
ss.sI1 ~ - T.. c.v:1rv.m
tfN;n naeE ~ r-1.,.r ~ ~
W. w atIs, .Ip .7aS'"''''-
NIGEL E1p.ess ...:......ss; . ...;
a., alca1eAs souFAsl
a!an Maa n:;,s.:..'-.' vo.t rw1;s:
x1En1aAH soCrHE1
.s- = :i.;an.
Express Fla ao,a.1,,,,.:,. a1,
po,t,+ a Txrsa- I;da :.
!. uia,9',I ~ T,.,I n1''' 's' e4A'
Tt.tt y ~ t11...'''-- Enr-...
-on ,r,1,,
msarIn....s g,SNt IN nISn 4'"A'
v;,,,t Ee.eeS..''''''''-'~ rnro..s
es'sn. l. - r E,ts1ss-: ess-:~-.s..,. ..s. -.
Day Paasense. e............
VaSins-eIao VIZ : a,Gsa,; / rsn,,,, '''
e' @''o& &a TI1rc,. = :. .
o.~.o,sux,ear
A - . . : = = . .
Niss.t .Pns~enger........
Eankskee Accommodation
, 1863-06-18

Z, McV1cKrE. entire company attached
to McVicker's Theatre are playing ut Daren~
rort, lows, during the opera scason here.
The Davenport Gazette speaks Of the ability
and succeza Of tic company IN the most fat
tcrjnr terms. 49, =
, 1863-06-18

:. EACoN-sc0 pcs smoked Hams, plain. at TIC
loose: ECU pcs smoked shoulders, loose at d4c.
I4ARD-1r0 tres prime kett1e-rcndersd Leaf at &c
delivered ut cars.
DETTER-Morc active and shade easier. Sales
of III hEljns prime yellow at lac; 100 GrlzinH,
good to prime. At t1xGblac; 5B fr.sins prime ut
124r: 70 1irkIns fair vt 12c; 19 d,kins at ike
CREASED pkgB Brown Grease at &C. ~
, 1863-06-18

1fEAN1-7V UH pEll1E " $7.VV-- !. .
sALT-1n active demand and very hrr. Sales:
40 bills Michigan Flue at $2x5 delivered at cars;
1J0 hyla ODonGnga Fine at f2.95 on dock
EGEs-Stcndy at s@aHc q dozen BY the maek-
POULTRY 4 ,rfng Chickens 81 G0Qt2 90 3 dog;
Old Chickens 21-769e2.0o 2 doz; TutkcEs dull At
4@5cf9 b. ,..s
.PoTATCEs-Du]l snd nominal at 3s3s5e =
buehe1 for common to prime.
HUNGARIAN SEED-1D bushels at $1.30.
sIRAWBERRIES-Are plenty and selling at
, 1863-06-18

En TONS TOBACCO-Of reliable
OV and standard Kentucky brands IN boxes. hall
7,o-as and rsfidje9. also nne cut clev1ng and smok
inr Of approved uAnufactare barrels. hslt bar7es
&c. 'of AasS T 1PPHRS0Ns. PTTKIN HANKKY,'
.,7 ts4iiv II Houth Water st{eA
, 1863-06-18
PORT OF CHICAGO.

M ARINE NEWS.
, 1863-06-18

SUtiARS-Firm and unchanged. We quote:
New Orleans fair to choice. .1ls1@l3h
1fnfneo. aEtoa
~ u!lf a. -..4S1itY1tt1
COFFEES-Are steady at 31H133Hc for Rio. ,
TSH-Firm and in good demand. We quote:
No. Wh1te1sh, hi brls. O GRO
No. ! Trout, hf br's.. SIS o $50
No 2 !" i............. 6o9 q 525
LEMBER-There ia good demand for caEgoas
land, from Dexte1 &; Mobiles mills. Grand Ira
Bay. moetly strips. at S14 30; ca7go Of schr
Henry Hsgar, fIou. Oconto River. mtllrun. at
s13 E{l ; cargo Of tchr Geneva, from Green Bay,
mixed, at 313,-5; cargo Of schr- G Barber, from
Grand River, one-half s.rips, At $1a 50. .
, 1863-06-18
Gtrane0.

GTRAYED-From the northwest
~ corner Of RlnEgold Place and PEalrie assaus o.
the 18Th inst DARK Brown HorBa II year4 old sEoot
built, black heavy tall and Id good coudlton, ANY
returning him to me- abovc. Will o9 a11tH9T To-
Wa.ded- Fje1B gS8S 2sl J.h "saAo.
, 1863-06-18

q. L. A-The Seventh Ward Council OF
the q. L. L. will meet this (Thursday) even,
log, at ueir ban On Blue 1sland arecue. As
matters Of grcat importance arc to be brought
before the Council, full attendance is ex-
, 1863-06-18

A WIDE CmcU1A11ox.-sKinsd Com
Ing" by Henry C.. Work, Of this citJ, was
published IL the New Oflans Ere, Of the eth
inst. This Is Introducing it rs "war meas
ure" almost iI1o the enemy's country.
, 1863-06-18

GnAxp ITALIAN orERA.-A few very choice
eeats for fourth and succeeding opera, can be pro-
cured at 1856 Like street.
, 1863-06-18

AscEnTA1sED.-The name Of the unfortr-
nate man whose horse threw him under tho
wheels Of an engine on Clark street, Tuesday
afternoon, as noted IN our last issue, Is Ball
a co per on South Water street. We under
stand that the injured 1iub has been ampu-
~ Il e -
, 1863-06-18

TEtre is not much doing in State or Wisconsin,
and the market il dull. Western Reserve and
Hamburger ls in thiE supply and hrul, with good
demand. We quote: ;,
Hamhurgh..:. .....::-.......... ..11KAt2 c
W. Re Reeerve.-.............9. .:10E01t c
uls. aid Nts----.-.. -----.......-.-. o Z
, 1863-06-18

NJ Office Madame Andrews,
~ C1Airvcyaat. noa Boston. Aass,, can b. con-
ar1tedat
Al SOUTH MONROE STREET.
c1arvoyanr e1aminauons. onn dcl1a.. Sha also tolls
tie Past Present and futu1e. Ter4a 50 censs Houss
nonpA II, to9Ps II. te6 aE9 ?Wis
, 1863-06-18

GouI' ~ ,s.41s ...,.,e .S.aa, ~ ~. ,sa ~ -
' ,1s. ~ g. - .,o,- T.ra,rr,, at..at
bridge. II vas proven .that ne vas IN the
habit Of picking up stray Dts u iron, and
sometimes articles Of greater value, and the
Justice decided to hold mm for his appear
ance at the Recorders Court In the sum of
s4oo. The question very naturally arises, Is
1t LESS helnous ot1ensc to attemRtan outrage
upon a Respectable married woman than to
s'cai worthless LOT OF old iron: :" we are
.not learned IN Legal law, nut Justice Miller By
LIS lines and DECISIONS furnishes 4 ready an
sTer 70 the query :. -.
. srsprcqrn L.ncKsy-James uan,on and
lhomas Natsne"s were yesterday arrested
lid tired ut inc rollee Court upon suspicion
u s1eal1ng an opcn'hcea Lnsisn le,et aAa gola ea
"otcn' 1ae "a,en "as 'alaeu W soo. 1I'
"atea "ss oaa1S osoAen' ano tnese iaus .ouA
10 flshets 5ehe,ty stose On NORM neus
*'fec' 10 se'l 1of ola goa. tne snopheePef
sospecting eomelmDg "rong, sent nus elefK
LOT ILL o4uce9s INV pe4o4e LIE 11AAsat Lno ooJa .
, 1863-06-18
NEW BooK-A Point OF Honor. For eA1e BY J.
NeNalfy g. Co, q Dearborn street.

: .Ac1thants, Banksrs- Lawyers, their f.sni1ies
aih others. see the Ausical Union Excursion sd.
ytstssemCnt, a day OF recreation. to yisit the
country offered to all, on the 9Th OF June Traius
!ease The Nllwaukse depot hourly, fos Forest Bag,
a. ~ 5 @ a. ~ ena ~ N: H. & ana
70 crowded cars, ample and convenient arrange
m, lts fer all. :. jc18!7t.
, 1863-06-18

[From q. T. CoGty, eFq-. II. Dr. =
P11TsBuHGlt, April 25s.-1 hare seen DR.. Neuiall
operate for the removal Of cotns from the feet.
The operations were skifully and rapidly per
formed, and almost painless / take pleasure IN
Recommending him to any who wish to be relieved
Ecra those troublesome peets-coFus and bunfons.
: Je18-2t II. T. COREY, n. D., los F1ah st.
, 1863-06-18

LADIES LOYAL LEAGCE or Cn1cAGo.-A meet
Ing OF the IaGlte Loyal Lensuc Of Chiea.o will be
held at Nasnef'e Hail. Kandotph street. this Thuss
members arc requested to be present. . .-
Ey order Of the President.
June 18th. 1EGS.
, 1863-06-18

The receipts Of produces during the past t"enty:
four hours cubrsce 64s7 brss nour, IS 8 bu whcat,
s' 81 bu corn, ,ac8 bu oats. s,s99 bn rYe, aad8
, 1863-06-18

Sent TO TIE REFoEM ScHooL-A1le5 E.
11niin WIS sent to the Reform School yester-
day ly Commissioner Williams, a* the In
stancc Of his mother. Els offence was gene
rn1 1ncorrSg1bI1ity
, 1863-06-18
EEES-

The supply during the week has been liberal,
and nnder fair demand the market WIS steady at
a@e4c. r,
POULTRY. >
The general market is dull, For spring chick
enn there Is good demand hNt pthce kiilda atn
, 1863-06-18
POTATOES.

and prices are fully maintained but mixed and In
ferlor 1ote arc dull and neglected. VIC q1ote:
Mixed Lots. .45l1S1
NEtHduNs,CAa- G4a1
, 1863-06-18

4 NEW BANp.-Ne1t week, Horn & New
combs Minstrel Troupe will open at Bryan
Ha1, for SIX nights, with an original repertoire
of songs, burlesques, jokck, etc. THIS COM
7as,y has good Eastern reputation.
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,ote e. = 6 bin miOs. i'd MID bineiu.

froote er. SD bin mitOe, idt Dlu b'retl''
Der @alomdrter llh ibn bon @Opl 0'S 6"
ZEN TiEen all, er erfarnte I'm ",@t incur
Shit rem a9fsualo iit's lln9e eetbel, FHtISH
nste or b1nn Der. lit nsd Y4tls p%elantru
nnb bat, (id bort nit perbdhtiSem Wflinrrfl
uno Nebellen CiuselaHen, Aptt mtVen" ls'
out; lest babe ,9 isiue Stelte ronl gr2'el'
Ddr1uf mics er 9tendlo an es5q'ftf{AHI
ptn UeA gum WirtbSblule unp laa"5 cay
TenIter miFter uu.-S6c, ifebt's ~ r1his
9Seuolo. ga feten feline Iu9en au' TEN
@Srthen: Die Rtrihbdunle, aieer 9%eptlan5t,
ito1sen i6ot in pcIler 8lItbe, es ltdmer5te
Inn ban lie III ibrer unldulo ntdt muBien,
fiir men lie blibten 'WItrsno reB bate lsll
alter Scf6uuc IiA gemaltIanL pom Strldc
lOs1eriGen, Ipraagl iebtcI eib an ibnl heranl
unb umfrei1te ibn In meitsn 6reut efprm19en;
er berStea I'll NIT ihm ME HIT etttei'l atIet'
treuen Nreunhe. Damn aber ip1note er llN
raI6 aum 6aule; pie Tbir mar perl1lcllenl,
er 11teB Iie nit stnem berse1 GuSttltt aut'
Dtin bate Ter Walowirter unterreE Geuer
aepinft. 6err Selus! REF er erldroden,
6d el, entaegentretsnb, plStli4 betti 2Slcer'
l6ein Der Qunpe rem perptIOerten Nenalc
ertannte. 9fenaie aber adtete nidt car1uf
lrnDeru 9riF mad, fcr 8it&ie, tie ttern'
8ett al Der @anb bling. Stump ! l19te CT.
bas i'd Sne @tpebr 10 rerltanten ja l'llet
Der 8alDmirter, tie gampe bt'ileeenO uni
ami rem Sprun9s burd'S Terlfer 81 enttlle
ben, lab ben furttbaren 0aIt lettrpdrtS mi
uuaemi6en 8tifen an. Renllc bemertte
oaB er 5~itterte. Barht' Sid nidt! ll9t
er, Dir thu i6 nidts. mas tdnnlf 0uzea'
fir! i'd bot' mir nur bic 8aale, tie Vt ron
Batter, ie sebSrt mir uno nidt Gem 9raten
unp 70 ra6r Der alte @ott nod lSbt, 70 bel
tA mir audi mein 9feht uuO tpenn yes IN
TburmtnDp RON Diranoe rerlie8ell bdtten
bas lao' benz @rafeu mo wer'sionlf pile'
nil = Mit bieI.n BOrtsu opfilI er-fen
0unee unb idritt nierer in ben Walo BIN
aus, no ibn Der Walbpdrter bel benz mir
rem W~etterIcuhten balp aug ben Augen cer
lcrem bate, az irs@ f2aaiss
(NOrttebunu !bidt) .~lLelg~'g
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Il. . 0Il 4Et Aug. ~ RrtceI
lMGt24 ,IIl r u,Xtl RtthvIo
WiAtia fat giet{emne.
08o"8 .fft ,aetl@ tfptntn 81
snt Gnanan

- y - ~ 49, ~ "
81. AsnbaEn3Ra .
MAD 8dl0in atpu att psr Bate.
NIB Obto &cta Wlora,n8 Ma 4 30 81.
8 uer, 5 01in Hnp 10 llbr 8ormittn9s.1 ri.
= , ..pt , Ell. 30 - uao 8 u8r.
Soanta88 5aaegeu Nypfa Ile 3Igl MIR
Wlpr9tus l'st 4a3(t ai'q 500 onp !Attnpst
Tin 500 81. M = a t.-u,sa ana rru
Upna Wa lbinatp e as9gn ots 3uee
WcI8ens uni 6 80 6. 90 uno Ills Watt -
NaGmittla5 um 3.Q5 aue $50. - Des
5OnntaeS um s ube WOrasns uner3, unt
$50 Na&mitta9s, NH u. ..... .ast& ua.
IW a6 Or art!nSbur 81 m b c r.
Etanb porfeteburA unb IS bre<
lttl4 - Der Hc(5ug wsIdir az alien ;3~ie
ldgnlationfa tait perIdBI @arnpen Ntpot I'M
$40 81 Mqr0ess, Der @rpefb3ua um. $50
Beire 3i9e iisteu III 9enausr 8sybtnpura
NIT pe,, Uah Gtnetnnaii ab9s6enbsn 3iaen.
| Na0 6rfpertd oe0 Sennta98 ausees
npmutsn Wior8ens uit 40 W.e unb eebt
I'm 7.15 NbenpS Den G1eberid wieber as.
5Ma6 G!ttcctts Wttls--Mergens
um $50 upe 9.l5 Ruo Ma6mitta9s UNI
Las nnf 500 utr. 0pn GGtcVtts MtGs
Iaehen 3a8t Nm 4?4O unb 1l.O1. Merafas
usto $50 use $40 WadmittasS al. &
Rad DAilaDetpbta I'm $40 IND
10, l19r WDr9tls uab Ito Min. $50 nnb
8 80 Wa9mittegs, = 4.4 ~ Fl
9n Gpnntaaen stpt tlre Elm 3us um $50
Nbsut9, .,.m I'D r5t 1.lI a.atar39 ae .1..
NGe Bugs init Wusaa9me bsS 8.30Deorasns Il
3nas le9eH init DEN -Hate- glers 2lott 8etsntsn
8srbtnoura. 4iJ2.& t..%
.GGd9 Nfprecn nit bsr HOrtbepn Gens
h. E..sf tIt .atral Sabm. o7u i1 e11 70
.DttU5 H,est2mtt p~tt1er 8abn g t.
s. n DO ut sGaibertf r, 'Oepet a9,
- 3hi.u cojlWte fc(gts 3A4 FL '5
Wad d. &a rrt6tuE8,y Nttteburs
&c. utn $50 Nforasns unb 9 lbr GttnoS,
9la6 SarstSbny9 rur mr. $50 . laAmits
t0ga. ,A.oaa2o 't.- ''1L'~.'<2 e. ~
au eanataam a,tt 6los b4 suir a6ae3l3fs.5g e.
5u8. ''tl|4 ,s3@ ...5'. q.
ptuber pis(:n gtieababt;3i9en qsbt istsn
Dtehid9t @slttbob, Traitag uHp @amRaa, :
M;crgsn8 I'M 7 ltbr Elm Dompfbpot aao
@lutapOiw Iuab gBea @ibar GamtrtO8s Ct -
02i6oel5 &c. u. nap oubsse an ee:a 6itHh u p
pell. ufer 6elFaeaen ptGDer, si.. ~
a.
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aasu ,ast IS eag5saaa .a}afa J
LgguAlU8 I'D oal dg3l.} g.t9iiaa ANA
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-09
Fer the Cass County Republican.

Fer the Cass County Republican
Report OF the Edwardsburg Graded School
for the month ending Friday, July Sd.
1853.
Averaged daily attendance go, num-
Der of days absent l75, whole number
of tardinesses 416. The department
of scholars is kept by marking from
to 8, and to keep correctly the daily
department of each scholar we use an
apparatus consisting of nine shelves.
The highest shelf is marked eight, the
lowest two. On these shelves are
placed blocks equal in number to the
whole number of pupils; each scholar
has his or her name labeled on one of
these blocks In the morning these
blocks are on the shelf marked 9-and
dropped to mark the misdemeanor of
of the pupil one or moro shelves accord.
ing as the pupil deserves. Night shows
the standing of the pupil and a record
is made. The following scholars,
whose department, for the term, is
known by this system stand above
seven and a half and are praiseworthy
for meritorious conduct, viz: Matilda
Marsh, 8, Frances Snyder, 10, Mary
Lee, 10, Mary E. Wiley, rs, Carrie
Smith, II, Mary Cookson, rs, jose
phine Kennedy, rs, Julia Van Antwerp,
no. Carrie Brown, rs, o. B. Robbins,
g, w. H. Beeson, 7.s, S. w. Breeze,
II, Thomas Duly, II, James Beau
camp, rs, Ell. Pratt, rs.
Our school closed on Friday July
Sd, and will commence on the first
Monday of Sept next and continue
thirteen weeks.
L. NUDGE, Principal.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-09
NUTRITIOUS PURGATIYE.
DIR. JNO. L. LYONS FRENCH PERL
ODICAL DROPS FOR FEMALES.

This valuable medicine is now offered to the
American Ladies as the only sure, positive, and
neverfailing cure and regulator of suppression of
nature from whatever cause. Particular care
should be used to know that Pregnancy is not the
cause as the Drops would surely produce an effect
entirely contrary to the of nature for which
/ viii not hold myself responsible. have in my
possession letters from the most respectable ladies
Of this place, recommending it in the highest
terms, and Physicians are advising its use when all
other remedies fail These drops are so mild and
pleasant, that the feeblest take them with per-
feet security yet powerful in their effects; that
they may be safely called neyer-failing RegulG-
tor. have used this medicine for the lasttwelve
years in my practice, and therefore well know its
merits. Do not be imposed upon, but cut out this
advertisement and carry it to your druggist, and
if he has not already got it make him buy it for
you. Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
DIR. JNO. L. DYON, Proprietor.
G. G. CLARK & CO., New HAVEN, CT,
General Agents for the United States and Canadas.
jan1-6s-37y1
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THE CONTINENTAL MoNTHLY.-We
are in receipt Of this first class month
ly, for July. This number begins the
fourth volume of the work, and the pub
Usher announces that this volume shall
not fall behind either of the others in
interest and excellence. Though but a
little more than year has elapsed
since the Continental was first estab-
iished, it has during that time acquired
a strength and political significance
second to no other publication of the
kind In the country. Either ofthe great
serials that has found its way to the
public through its columns alone
is worth double the price of the book
70 those Of our readers who may want
an interesting, instructiye.an valuable
monthly of this class we would cheer
fully recommend the Continental. Pub
lished by John F. Trow, SO Green st.
New York. Terms-One copy on'
year, $500; two copies, $500; three
copies, 5000.
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ATTENTION SHARP SHOOTERS
Wanted for Prof. Banfeld's crack com
pany of Sharp Shooters, 40 more able
bodied men. This is the best arm OF
the service in every respect. Rally
bows. to the defense of the old flag,
90 with good officers, get sas bounty
and advance pay when you muster and
s75 bounty when discharged. Don't
wait for the draft which will certainly
be ordered in few days, but report
Immediately to Capt. ]. A. Banfeld,
Dewagiac Mich.
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MADE PERFECT-DR.
RAILWAYS PILLS.

All Physicians admit the Importance OF purga-
ton in the treatment of disease, and the most
eminent Psychologists have contended that if
vegetable substitute for Calomel and Mercury,
possessing the properties of strengthening the
patient while underg DING medication, cure for
all diseases would be secured.
Dr.. RAILWAY in the discovery of the Medicinal
properties of
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
demonstrates the correctness of this theory. and
secures to the scientific world, purgative that
can be administered at any time, and under all
circumstances and conditions, where purgation is
desired-that will secure the desired results.
In all cases of Fever, either Yellow, Typhoid,
Bilious, Ship. Scarlet, Fever aud Ague. Small
Pox, Erisipelas, Pneumonia, inflammation of the
Bowels, Liver or Kidneys. Where drastic purga-
ton would be too irritating and weakening to the
patient, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
can be given with perfect safety, and will secure
the important desiderati so anxiously wished for.
They will purge the offending humors from the
system, and impart strength to the enfeebled pa
tient
NUTRITIOUS PURGATIYE.
Dr.. RADwAY's Pills possess wonderful nutri-
tious principle, every dose that is taken, imparts
nourishment to the vital principle, instead of de-
pletng the patient by purging, every dose in
creases his strength.
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ABROTT % CO..

No as Broadway, New York, are our agents for
the REPUBLICAN, and are authorizedto take Adver-
tisements and Subscriptions for as at our lowest
rates.
arc. H SCRIyEN, Advertising Agent 6s
Dearborn street. is authorized to receive advertise.
ments for this and all the other leading North
western papers.
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The REBELLION RECORD. = We
have received from the publishers, part
XXXII of this excellent work. 1t is
embellished with fine portraits OF Gen.
d. Butterfel6 and Com. G. h. Davis,
and brings the record down to the Bat
tie of Stone River, Tenn, in December
last. Those who have not supplied
themselves with this most valuable
work of reference, have little idea. how
much they lose. 1t is an exceedingly
full and concise diary of events as they
transpire. 1t is in fact, a history of
the war that can be relied on; work
for constant reference, and is indispen-
sible TO every one who wish to keep
themselves posted iu regard to the war.
Published by G. F. Putnam, New York,
Chas. T. Evans, General Agent, 44s
Broadway, Price so cents.
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PErrRsos's MAeAzrSE.-The Al

PETERsoN's MAeAzINE.-The Au-
gust number of this beautiful and val
liable magazine. is upon our table. The
steel engraving entitled Charity" is
very pretty and will be appreciated by
every lover Of the beautiful; the col
ored fashion plate is also very beauti-
full, and we presume can be relied on.
music, recipes, &C., and the large
amount of excellent literary matter,
stamps it at once as the best as well as
the cheapest magazine published. In
fact, many ladies prefer it to any ether
fashion monthly. Published by Chas.
}. Peterson, Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
pia Terms-tws dollars per year.
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Wool Pnosrrcrs.-The price o

Wool PRosPRCTs.-The price of
wool has been advancing during the
past few days and is destined to 60 up
still higher. We hear of as high as 70
cents being paid for fine grades and
would not be surprised to find during
the next ten days, that purchasers were
compelled to make it as high as so
cents. Producers should be in no hurry
to dispose of their clip, because at pres
eut rates it is an investment that viii be
sure to pay.
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WAR HAS ITS TRIUMPHs, So Has
PEACE. - While the armies of the
Union are winning brilliant victories,
the Chemical iSGIeratus was enjoying
series of uninterrupted triumphs over
the popular aversion to all saleratus be-
cause the common kinds in use were
found to be destructive. Science had
demonstrated that the Chemical Sale
rasus was not only pure in it's nature,
but wonderful in its effects, producing
better bread and biscuit than any other
kind of saleratus or soda known.