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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

Remember the German Ball at Stout's
Hall on Monday evening, for the benefit
of the families of deceased and absent
soldiers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

All persons that Dr. Lewis does work
.or recommend their friends TO him Office
on Main street, directly in front of the
Cour. House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12
COOKING STOVE!
For Uool AMI .f.Arqc,'e or Bitrnlnqus Coal.
IMPROVED 1850.

va" ,.s s"d k' Agge RE- ~; AM n, 5g De a@di
.Sheet Poftom Fiue
\ TTENTIoN is invited to the following points Of su-
y periority.
LIST. DuRABlLrY.-La sting with proper care, leas.
go years. Stoves in that set up in
1888
%, MANUFAcTuEE.-Egery portion Of the Stove is
thoroughly constructed Each stove is submitted to
critical test, and leave work, unless com
pletely and perfectly finished.
Sd. CAPAcirY.-Bakiu;, broiling, boiling, roasting,
and all other culinary operations, performed at he
same time. barrel OF -four baked into tread with
single FIRE.
4th, RECOMMENDING the cost of,he st owe in or
years the item OF fuel
5,l yssrlLATIoS or OvES.-In the Stewart Stove
alone The iron: doors open directly the oven, (pro-
,ected by letters pa;ent) securing direct draft
through the If the orsn, by Of perforated
holes in the and back nIes. II wall be DO rne in
aind that the heated air always rises, this hod
of ventilation is the only OF val ue whatever
6,h. ESTIEg CoSsEoL ~ HsIT.-The heat generated
by the stove nay be LeJ therein and used uroi0n
into tie room It pressure
It'll. The DOUBLE sgEET Borrog FLuE-By which a
conpressing and inver;ng seton Of heat is obtained
and the evenly and efficiently heated than
by any other kno=n Invention.
s.h. EliLIyG-perf5ru.sI the top and without the
possibility q smoke entering tbs room.
oh Hot wATga RssEz'oia ASo WAEalyG CLosET.-
Both useful aod convenient supplied by the
aud without extra fzci.
lgth War; HAcg.-An arranr-rnea. .sr szpplyin g
hot water Cor s!- bath room equal TO any range
Tsold by al dealers, a "a isl % months; wish
a written guaranty for HAT p-r.oI r asked.
<T-BvaaIe O.: the numerous worthless limitations
now in market. SEE T. tie names Of p P Stewart,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

Box No. 4, prepared by Harding Soldiers Aid
Society, contained
6 quilts. pillows shirts, IL sheets pillow
cases rolls baudageS, II haudkerchefs. l. towels
box lint, linen coat, 20 pads, l. magazines.
ELIZA STEVENS Sec X. HUBBARD, Pres.
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Articles contained in box No. 4, prepared BY the

Grand Rapids Soldiers AID society:
6 prs socks, comforts. pillows. Is pillow ca
scs, Is hds. calico shirts, l. towels, pr. draw
eFs, 5 white shirts, ) magazines, 50 yds. bundle
rags, lbs peaches, 3 lbs plumS, IL papers.
Mrs. ELLA WILSON, Sec. Hrs Hanna, Pres.
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The Soldiers AID Society viii hold no sociable
next week Ms. J. DICKEY, Prest.
T.. II. 7 ENxEY, sec.
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OTTAW WHOLESALE MARKET.

I 4 ' = Y
OTTAWA, Dec. :, 1865.
Fbour-Wiuter wheat, 35oa4 pr loo; spring "
extra, So. 50a375; Srringw Zine =.
Corn 4KeaL-S l.50aL 15c pr. 100.
Wheet-No spring s9aSl03, No soc.
C077t-0ld 15c (oI 55lbs; cal new, 45a1Oo SO its.
OatS--62c for 81 lbs.
Bdriey--l.C0 for rs lbs
Rys--75c.
TfRothy .>frd-s2C0.
Potatoes--89c p. buen.
EggS--lSc.
Ratt@F- 20a22c.
Jtnes-Greer cts Kip Sc, calf Zoe.
Lfessci Ntgs-s ia5.4O, according 10 weigh
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SAP0NIFiER,
Or Concentrated I've
FAMILY SOAP MAKING.

WAR makes Ugh prices; Soponiher helps to reduce
w them. 1t makes SOAP for FOtR cents pound
by usiI your kitchen grease.
CF CAUTION As spurious Lyes are offered
also be csrocI' and only buy TIE PA TENTED articles
put up a IpOE cans, ali others icing tounterfeitS,
TENNSYLVIEI4 SAT- HANCFA CTtRIYG CO.,
IXiiGdeyDAGt-No ~ Walnut Street.
Pit.Juyg-I 1T Street an! DWqHesHe WrE.
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WE offer all the advantages Of FilStCla>s Semi
w rarv Rare chance FOR Practical Book Keeping,
Ancient Modern, and High English Language, PtiloSo-
ply Chemistry, Surveying, Drawing, Painting and
Music. experienced Teachers. Studon : taken at
all times, and charged for rest CT the term Certn-
Gates ryen to Teachers Apparatus for Experiments
Fall Term, II weeks opens AUGUST 81
Winter Term. Il weeks, opens December -
Spring Term, II weeks, opens March2-
Seri for a Circular.
Cook & Glovers Block. Rooms enlarged
VI. a ARNOLD, Principal.
Ottawa Auru.t % 1863
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The combination OF Ingredients in these pills the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are
mild ii their operation and certain in correcting all
irregularities Painful Transformations, removing all OBJ
truc'ioas whether from cold otherwise, headache,
pain in the side a'pitat;Oas Of the heart, whites all
Affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back
ami lh &c, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
- -. II ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

W'e have two sewing machines Or sale
a .heeler " Wilson, and Grover - RaAer
T.ey are acknowledged on all hands to be
the best machines eXtant. These are en-
tirely new, with all the very latest inn
provements. We can give better bargains
than can be obtained either at the depot
in Chicago or of any agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12


ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
The smallest Lady OF her age ever seen.
Here ar. Married Coup!s, u Batcheior, cad Bel.
All -Four Weighing but 100 lbs,
Perfect IN Form and Features.
The World never saw anything half so Wonderful!
NO LARGER THAN SO MANY BABIES!
Educated Intel ligent, Social, AGable and Polite. Who
wonder that crowds throug their Leevees every day
and feast their eyes, before iheir depart
ure to another land
1--WE SHALL NEVER SEE THEIR LIKE AGAIN"
At the opening OF the O'Clock Levee the Genaral
and his Lady will ;he IDENTICAL WEDDING
COSTUME they at Grace Church on their MAR
RAGE DAY, Feb. lGlh 1868.
Sixty DoliIrs offered for ticket to that wed
ding. here the lame ,hing "aE'he seen tor tr:fe.
They will appear IN a GREd 7 T-iPfE?Y or FAS
LINfIING PERFcL Ia, L.-.5 i'm COSTUMES.
cy Tn. rich, rare ant costly WEDDING PRES
EN7.S also the IA G NIFyCEy r II WEI ) presented
to Gen. Tom Thumb by the CrowHej Hrads of Europe,
will tie exhibited az each Levee.
Admission - Cents Children under 10 years Of age,
Fifteen Cents.
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DIR. cHrEsEmAN,s PILLS

was tie CONNIE Ecenent Of new IN the treatment
Of those irregularities ana distractions which have
consigned -..ry go PsHWATCa5 GRAVE NJ female
ctu .r-F good ea.n unless Size De- -.tr. when
ever alsfTua iau taxes place 81 ----rH- hr be
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Call and see. Examine tie Goods. price them, try
them and guarantee satisfaction No trouble TO show
Gcuds. One Trial gives re your trade Quick Sales,
mall Profits and Fair Dealing is tisc motto
Come, see, and be convinced. p. / FlskE.
North Of Court HOUSE anG doors East sf C.y Bank
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
THE TURF.

DUNNING RACE MEETING AT SARATOGA SPRINGS
III To commence August I563 continue three days.
~ 500 given to be for IN the 70 lowing manner
FIRST DAY, AUGUST =. IL
Three old stake; mile heas 500 subscription $50
forfeit $50 added Four TO f 10 and close
May rs The winner Of the three year old stakes Paterson
or Philadelphia to carry i've pounds extra weights Same
SECOND DAY, AUGUST 4.
Purse $780, mile heats The winner OF the three year old
stake carry pounds than weight for same
day-Handcap stake miles and half dash; so SUBJ
cpton, S2D forfeit $500 be added The fors to
ethe second lest II three star to aud
May 25 weights 10 be announced or before June ~
THIRD DAY, AUGUSTA M A
Post stake three mile heats Sl0J subscription play or
pay" three flo close May 25 SS0to le Lied
three start; the second best to receive back his
Same day-purse $40; mile heats three in FIVE, win
ners Of any during the week 10 carry ave pounds
more than weight for o o. . :.
Metairie Course rules with the following exceptions
weather. which he change the day
any that follow Entrance to ell the purses ~
cent moneys 60 the second best ii three
Entrance TO the to be addressed 10 the
pretor 676 Broadway, NewIYor before May %.
The and start many horses he
peases In any race of DASH
No money given FOR walk over.
Horses sold by Mr. Alexander public SALE at Paterson,
n j. be entered for any OF the above OF be-
fore June 15
B-This track Is short of mile but FOR this meeting
once around is to be considered one mile.
~-sSl' JOHN MORRISsEY. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

~,ppryo MANTIILAs.
- Wk OFFkR At RETAlL AT RhDyChD, PRICES
~ CLOTH SACKS AND CIRCULARS.
o''> - f3xIk 6sequaa Sv1sA Gupure Lace. Halfr-
Lace Points and Burnoue.
Misses aud Chiidrens Garments
y, Q, MItLsA 90.
Soi Broadway
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InlhlnmiSSfHs n4lhhlmSfsa sissohs SrH frEcE


STRAW GOODS
treat variety Tin all 90 received Friday and Sat-
n,dav which will bc opcncd and ready for sale this
fEsSda morning. Tne principal portion ef these were
sidsa many desirable styles Of Black and Brown Booners
Ss isdiea misses children at from ~ cens each
sen M last steamer Of DRAB ENGLISH DUN
sfABfk SPANISH HATS, which ws win offer 70 our Re-
80 Trsdc Al ONE DOLLAR each. Thcee are very hne
s ~. ssd positivsly worth double The money.
Country mipers Who intend making - M examination Of
Sr ~ rush or our retail bus oommencea
Scn 6ess attend them They wl please state on entering
sSss they wholesle buyers thathey may bs dealt with
'' SsoSs opens and ready for bu.Insss BY seven An
scv ma Information OF cut Of Wholesale and retail
"v.ss ana for thoss who little acquainted With the
cs,x We would inform them that the cars from the Asor
Ts~ and Canal street. and the stages from South and
FgIcn ferries pass The sdoc tell the conductor or stage
Srivcr 70 let out ~ Tenth street. - .
iad,es from Hobokcn viii ind n shorter 70 take the
christopher street ferry Bring this advertisement with
you. r uroorNs,
~.wxoru vfi.iirERy ESTABLISHMENT.
= la Sixth avenue. two doors from Tenth street.
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"SrHOIALIrE.'
NJ. 7. HIGGINS t
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
l26 Sixth AVENUE, two doors from Tenth street.
the only complete and thoroughly exclusive one in the
limited where article appertanng
from Lace to the finest Mcntue, be had
variety and ut most reasonable rates
By WHOLESALE Oh RETAIL.
Many ladies, both Of the city and country who have read
our advertisements wherein have set forth particular
Inducements in the way of prices assortment have
come bought and sl continue 70 buy at the MAMMOTH
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT But there stn
large including country milliners who have
read and not needed, thinking that but ad
sheets daily and weekly contains real merit
the most preudicia that at least genuine thar
have the goods advertise, and that sell at
prices advertised.
For mIlners who do first business requiring Ri
desirable goods. cannot End store suited TO their
osc than ours and this Is particularly the the
90 son advpnres the iobbers cleared
ont or everything desirable and replace them.
we ruarnntec sell miners by thar
anv down town obbing house, they
~, street located whether they q large
ANAL business, cash or time one.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
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RIBBONS.
RIBBONS,

From the auction sales OF kobbe Cores and Hagrerty
70 ri lasl week elegant Trimming and Bonnet Ribbons Of
Ali coors and shades including drabs and maize coos IN all
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
VINO WOULD NOr go no MAEE IyKIR roRIyxE

VKuO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
w 90 yc, one and All, 70 see Mss WELLINGTON, the
English Pruphaess universally edsed
all Aetrcogiets who guarantees
who hcah wealth and happiness and warrants
10 upart them information Of the porsanco
r.laNe % law sus curneys absent frsnds love court
fact Of s Affairs IN life Brave sldsrs learn your OF
glory, life or death ~ you seek your own pfospcriy and
hsh sized and naafsI ys.s aay . iui eissh sys
c who has the genuine Roman and Arabian tasn for
love good luck and business ahars-warrsnted life
Lucky numbers given also highly respectable refe
yence nrunkennssa cured and unfabfu w'yes and hus
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

mRs oRBATEsI WONDER IN THE WORLD Is rRB
accomplished Madame BYRON, from razfa. Who can bs
consued With the s,recs. confidence on s Affairs Of ue
you belQyed by your hearts IDOL and ines together
thoss Iona sepxrated lsdies cents Residence % hIrS
Avenue. Above Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

GOOD BLACK SILFs at s71<c.
OIL BOILED do do, 81
YARD WIDE do do. 81 So tt'
All widths OF PARIS TAFFETAS, CROS GRAIN and
GROS DE RHINE SILKS Just received,
for MANTfLLAS
PLAIN COL0RED SILKS, fashionable shades.
w. X. PEfTON,
IA Bowery.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

DRY G0oDs: o,s,,>,o,.l-..
A 0AN4l FANS kAS'515 cloARs Ks AND MANrrLLAs.
SILK. BAREiE .HsD cRESADINE.
LACE sHAwLs' AND scARFs.
REAL ENGLISH wATERPRooF cLoAKs. all sizes
CHARLOTTE q. SMITH liz Broadway.
One door above Twenty sixth street.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF FRENCH PA.
"A. per Hangngs Window Shades, Gllt oorn,ces &C,
Sai asr Ger cheap
per pair and 10 dseose s sso ~ s ts o
No s4 HUDSON street above SPRING where yoa can
ind the above mentioned articles
"A 26s Blsecker street, near Morton t. street
GENTS FUkNlsnING s.,lh 1, sr;9e G99Ds or EVERY
M 6shirts for sI2
Fine French Yoke Shirts for Slh
An orders panc,qaly attended TO- and sent by express
BRAIDED ROBES, MozAMBIouEs
- PERcALEs JAooNETs. BAREGEs.
GRENADINES TISSUES AND
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY KIND FOR SUMMER WEAR.
LORD & TAYLOR.
46l to 4s7 Broadway
'' ~ ,sSs ssS;S as5 q G.,S:1as gsanS s,ssss s,,...
EITHER PLAIN OR BRAIDED.
AT THE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS
l95 BROADWAY.
Il (Entrance through Grover Bakers salesroon.)
NB-Just received. very pretty braided Marseles
Tahmas and SacQues for children e low prices
|yORsETs AND SKIRTS AT 0AYNOR'S-ELE0ANT
~ French Coute Corset hook In 'front.' 81 6O worth 81
Hacloh Skirts 81 76 worth s. 80; lace Skirts at
a o. worth 93 Haircloh. Crinollne Summer skirtine
surer. Broadway. between Eighth and Ninth streets
TsARPETINGs AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
81 EvERx DESCRIPTION. LARGE ASSORTMENT.
AT Low PRICES.
I'D LORI. 4 TAYLOR,
CoAAAe W Warranted GENUINE. t
oIXRks soS3 sS1ea coIoSsS e ssas' coRTSN. sRGS
800 dozen at 8 cents
FINK TRIMMINd BRAIDs yard pieces acolored. .at 7c
BEST SPOOL SILK, all colors two for cents.
.,,r All small wares at equally low prices
1A'e'' A"0l0'0''''' z. % MoiNTYREs TYR a'.' 'A'-p'
new store lis Eighth avenue between Fifteenth and Blk
teenth streets.
EMBROIDERIBs AND LACEs.
NEWEST PATTERNS AND SHAPES
FOR SUMNER.
LORD I rAY1oR.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

NIo IMPosrTQN-THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN Starr,trom EUROPE bern with natural Eft She
you the past present aud future, a Affairs
te she brngs togetner those long separated
your Z uturs husband or absent fiends Diunksnsss
cured and nunben ladies you have
been deceve By false ovcr that have been
in life cali her for advce and comfort, her
are founded gfs which tested by
hundreds who daily and earery visit her Thc,s nohubug
Mo- IOl ssve1teonth street. Of fhird
name on tho door. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

U,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The and irst csss United states mail stsAmahAp
GEO. WASHINGTON.
v. eager. Commander.
will pier No North river above on Saturday, hAy
23, at3P W.
Passage accommodations Unsurpassed. III
Arpiy 10 II b CROMWELL a CO..
''' .H.HI ~ West stroel
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
NEW PUBLiCKTIONs.

CoDEys LaDY's BOOK FOR JySE--wB CALI
NJ this number, bccau<c containn
Plates furnished TO the LADY BOOK BY the
house q sewa,. vo the s.:Srs,sa importers @
I.es as.s and wil 30 nv.lsabe those aaes whe are
bic resorts Tho dresses be obtained a. Mesrs Steward
Coa ThesaAre In addition 70 our cesbrsted Cocrs6
cherche chilrcns dresses FASHIONS for he SUMMER -
seasouable articles will be found In this number amoa0
which several of the at syles for headdrcsses go
hardresng Cottage Architecture. Croschet Work and al
other kinds of work Tor ladies abound IN the June nunes
Preserving reooptsThe fruits,
be found In ts ssue 70 the worth ne
price Of the whole years subscription. Fer Als by III ~
defers IL. .I-....
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ASTROLOGY.

A BROOKLYN CLAIRvoYANr.-MApaME cfIr-
Smith street eoner ss o Lson street, eae 5ss from
talton avenue detes disease prescroes remedies nnds
The army Life Charts given OF destiny Send red stamp
Bona rDs s rHS sS. oss
your visit a. soon as you enter She tells the past present
q ihe most peI,ious uadeiasins. g-ces
bIa,ed magic chsrms No l Allen street between nousss
ssntemen IS cents. '''
sToNIsHING MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
daughter has loresss e tel how soon AND how often
Fay Lucky charms 9 free n, Her equal t. not o S e
Ludlow sssei teow Houston street % Dents Genasus.
COLCHESTER, THE GREAT PROPHETIC MEDIUM.
al 10 Cas,on place Eighth street. lew dssrs wsss OK
NHRRTALMANCY.-MADA DEE c., THB CELE.
ness iovr law and ali affairs Of re Rooms 80 cSrsophsr
street opposite Wayry place. west OF sih avenue bust
7 ooK nEREl-ARE you IN TRoUBLE'-HAvR you
been blasted BY falls Lromiscsf II SO ~ % MADAM ROSS
G s % sss G s ss sss sss n
ns h' sos s S s,r.
between Shth and seventh avenues Name On the door
MADAME HARVEY WISHES TO INFORM HER MANY
al he sIa, Of fe II yog wisa the ra,n cult sn see her
Gentlemen admitted Lucky numbers given
g9sA DUAL rk .y y a.y
residence l7 West Fseaih street l,he eo,,ase between
ls CITY who can ss cor sosress ns.r%s.on q los, and
snS GENERALLY nr Du!s Also
all females and children Ladies' in search
DuRHI RlIn''' On any '''''' '''''' '' ' : '' M
NJ BawIc mas y seT sw .Tss HEARD D OF THE cEIE, ?.
~ ornted Msdamc rkhwsInh swn9 nas removsd 70
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

tJoRS .IE-ONE FIRST CLASS NEW SIX SEAT PARK
/ Fhac On; also oren very STYLISH fhaelon, suitable
fov iour, also first class roll w Wason,
seat square box top Wagon, at 62 Nest Twenty
lift street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
HORSES. cAReIAGrs. sc.

IIfEIT STABLE AND STOCK FOR sALE-sI
N yesfl ase. inquire 2V kiah avenue, in the S.
loon. unlIl sod. Lslnllshea 80 elye AeaEA-
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

NJ BAwHo HAS. NOT HEARD OF THE CELE.
al sixth nue. Of strcctr and
consulted with entire satisfscton She has no equal
OF future wife husband; also that Of
her visitor. lf you wish truth give her call
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
pfILkINERY.


LARGE AND EfE0ANr
n ASSORTMENT or PARIS STRING AND
SPINNER MILLINERY NOW READY,
AT SIMMONS tMpORIUM OF FASHION
C37 BROADWAY.
- MILLINERY ROOMS,
~ Wavericy place.
Mme. BENEDICT froni Rue de Ia PAiK. Paria
The New York herald., 1863-05-18


CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT
- cue. nsown (Cors HarborJ The Liverpool, New YORK
sna s @ ron a.
oirY cirY az az k krf n9nh ssraay sanra, MAY Msy g
a, noon fron per ii North liver - YT ViTJTfTT'f
Rates Of passage payable in goli or Its equivalent IN cur
Firsicabin ......5oo % sleerare s52 20
po 70 ionaon. o. o. vo 10 70 i:onsoi. - ~ ~ a.
20. . Hanbals.M "a, Slo0 bo % llanl5uls; g %
Aniweri, &c, at equally low rates. ,,, -, .s,.
from Liverpool or pueenstownFlrt cabin, Sf3 $50 ant
Those who wish 10 send for Their friends eau buy
hsfs fsese Hsn as have superior Accommodation M rassn
gers y built iron sections and csry
laten, ire annhiats EApercnced sceofs arr attached
For further information apply Liverpool TO WILLIAM
INNkE, agent. - Water street; In Glasgow, TO- ALEX
W. y. SEYMOUR GO. in London TO EiyES 4 MACEf,
q King William stree; n ra,5s so LLs pEcot s
denhia JOHN G. DALE III Walnut street, or at tao
oo"i'n' Jon JOHN G. GALE. Agcat IS Broadway.N. 7.
r,nE cUNARD LINE
LivERPoOL, CALLING AT CORK HAABoR.
The BRIT ana Horth Antrian Royal Msi steam racset
Company viii despatch the following first class tui powered
rnox Erw ronK-
slDON Wednesday, Jnne TO- n.
KEDAR, Wednesday july
and every alternate Wednesday. -. "a,
These have superior Accommodations Tor passen
gers and carry experienced SUI geons. p"
OF PASSAGE TO QUEENSTOWN OR Livfafooi %, "a
Sion M ''..''''' 81 80
RATES PASSAGE FROM QUEENSTOWN on Livkarooi
Sieeia C 9 Guineas, or S3J,
payable In gold o. its equivalent
For stcefaGe passage apply .,,,ox,. 20
For freight and cabin Passssf SSgB SRg NO. e Bowling ...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Proclamation Extraordinary

s-T-lseo-x-DRAKE's PLANTATION BrrrEns.
They purify, strengthen and iuvlgOrato.
They create a hellthy appetite. ~
They arc an antidOte to change of water and diet.
They overcome the objects Of dissipation and late
hourS. -
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miAsmAtic and intermittent fsyers
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiArrhea, Cholera, and Choleru Morbus,
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache
They are the:best BItters in the world They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
restorer. They are made of pure ST. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calsaya Bark, roots and herbs. and
are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without
regard to Hge or time Of day. Particularly recon-,
mendOd to delicate persOnI requiring gentle slim
ulant Sold by REID 4 KRAFT
MILuoNs ARE WAsrEp by those who buy worthless
A n. GaEduers Indian BAlsam OF IIverwort and
Ho9Thound which cures all manner of Lung Com.
plants, and has proved iuv1luabie 1t NAV be
found at REED 4 ERIPTsS
HEAVY PAILuREs IN oUR MDsT-Ths failures of
tue regular prnGtice in cases of Consumption, have
driTen everybody to the employment of tho ceiebrn
Ied mann BalsAm OF LtverWort aud Hoarhound,
EudeTtnBa Of even the Conservative. 1t may be
found at REED & KRAFTS.
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Nav YORK, Jan. l6.-speciaIs ,bismorn.

NEw York, Jan. l6.-Specials this morn
ing contain but little of interest.
The Surgeon General stAteS that the
sanitary condition of the Army of the Po-
tomac is good. Some regiments complain
of the quality of food and provisions, and
also that they have an insufficient guam
ti.y.
The army correspondent of the Times
says the rebels evidently anticipated an
early attack last night. They threw up
pits extending over half mile of ground.
The rear rifle pits are nearly opposite
Falmouth, and on tho night of our posi-
ton. Indications show that the army is
liable to receive marching orders Mt any
moment. A movement must certainly and
will take place before the expiration of
many days.