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The New York herald., 1863-08-25

CHERIFF'S SALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AGCTI0N
- will sell this day. at los O'Clock. AZ is East Broa
way, q Baskets Champagne, quantity Caret Wines In
" JAMES i&4b4i sherT
, 1863-08-28
a Quaker Couple on the Xnc1tucd
P1aQc.

An anecdote Is told Of Quaker couple
who oEce visited Mauch Chunk on purpose,
Sc they eaid, to see *sJoEiah'5 norkB''-nean-
ing this noyel system Of incllnsd pines, to-
getbes with the swltch-hack, which were the
work OF Josiah White. Locking up, how
ever, from the foot Of Mount Pisguh, tho
bun p Of prudence begun to prc1ominate
against that of curiosity. Some efforts were
made to induce them to enter the car; but
shey held back. "Thcy wanted much to see
Josinh's works, but" and shaking thclr
heads deprecatiugly they looked up the long
plane. Continual j. the visitors came ethronS
ing in and took their seats In the cars. "Does
thee mean to say" asked the Quaker, s'that
all these people are going up:" "Certa1nly,''
said the conductor, aga1n assuring them Of
their perfect security. Tia Quaker couple
were now observed to hold an anxious con-
sultation, the result Of which was that they
agreed to make the venture upon one con-
want thee to?" stipulated the Quaker. stNot
a whit replied the coudustot, nov certain
Of Ills prey. The ears are mounted, aud up
they are hoisted. The poor couple looked u
each other IL am1ze1pe1t aud alffighs, but are
persuaded to try the second plane. Then
commeNees the descent. The novelty Of the
ride exhilarates and tnspirlts. The old
Qaaker's gray eyes glistcu with excitement
as the spead gradually increases. Soon be
gives an Impatient gesture, mud asks the
astonishcd conductor, "Can't thee 60 little
faster, f,ieude" Now the velocity Is at Its
highest. The Quakcr'6 cyo has Ind twinkle
about 1t, rs with still greater impotence he
beseeche8 the conductor to put on all 1oxsitle
spatl, utterly unconscious Of thn nlerrinlsnt
he Is making among Tie party.
, 1863-08-28

BROOKLYN. Mt. May I'D. 1855.
Meas.B. HosrKrTER 4 6NrTH.
GKyILKxsx-I have used your Bltters during tho
ast six weeks and feel due to you and to the pubc
to express my hearty spp oral Of their effect upon me-
never w1ote puh for any one, and abhoE every
thing that iarers Of quaczeE But your Bltte1s sro
entirely removed om the level Of the mere SosTEuxa
ct the day. being patent alike to a and exactly what
they profeas to be- They are not advertised to cure
everything but they recommended to asaist nature
In tha alienation and ultimate healing Of many Of the
most COMMON inhEmities Of the body. and this they
y Ill accomplish. Ihad been unTeu for two months.
~ is usual with ne during The Spring. Was bilious,
and tune1ibg from tngestion and gencr disease Of
the Eucous membrane. and though compelled to keep
at work. in the discharge Of my professional duties
very weak. Of = yellow complexion. no appetite. and
much Of the time confined to my ted. When had
been taking your Blts1sa week vgor zetnrned the
ss1iow complexion was al gone. re1isbod my food
and now enjoy the dnties Of the mental application
which 50 recently wee ~ very trkaome and burlen-
some to nc, When used your BIttass rR17 change
every day, These are FACTS. All tpferences must be
made by each individual for himself
Yours. respectfully, ". B. LEE,
Pastor Of Creme ayenue Presbyter1an Church
, 1863-08-28

New YcnK, Aug "a The shin Fr'ue's B.
Cutting. Capt james 7. Mh1one3 which ar
Liverpool, reports
,'-satltd- from Liverpool. july oi Nothing
OF nnte occurred until August i. when, "a
IL i'roe 4l:10, longitude 4;:20, fstranee asd
susFieiou+ louki Ing sal appeared TO ~fad~a,d.
II then blowing etrnng from TIP nosto'norsh-'
wtt:, with Tnues lea This fsil soon bore
down. for. us, tired shot acree1Vnr bow aud
h"lsted 7he. American enslsn Y the mtzsn'
pesk. ~ ~, -:
AT this time she was yery re.r us, aud ~e
saw that she Was an altued bieaGlsr, BARK
rigged. We then showed our folors and pre-
pared to heave to. While doing so he trad
second shot, which passed BETS eea our fore
and main masts. We then hofc to. lie also
/. hove to, distance then one-qrhrter Of mile
to WlrdTaEd, aud sent m armed boat crew
alorgtioe, containing two 1eutsnants: and
eight men. AS soon as ta1 Ltsute4aat In
command came on board hi asked tar the
Captain; then pointing 10 the; ;yc:sel to wind
ward, said THAT ship to wind ward Of you,
sir, is the Confederate sicop ofWar Florida.
1"ur ship is prize. will put one OF my
men at your wheel, il you pEase. BIZ" and.
ordered oEe Of his armed mei1 to haal down
- Ai1 ii Ills time the vessel To- wioaward was
flying the American flag HI then asked to
zee my papers, which I showed him. He ex-
amined ali my bills Of lading, aud also broke
oEen the package Of certified British tl.
vciccs, atlfbg particularly for boiler Iron, and
how many passengers had On board. .ltold
him 230.
He asked me for my signal book aud code
Of signals, which gave him. He then had
']org conversation with his ship by telegraph.
He asked me if would like to hava my shtp
burned. I replied would not. Hs then
said would have to 60 on board tho Florida
with him. declined doingso, 1wonld not
lsavc my ship, as my PASSENGERS we're British
subjects, Gnd would not trust their lives 10
annlher PERSONS hands.
He telegraphed to bis ship again, and said
he Mould probably have toxrun my ship f'r
Faynl, put the passengers ant aad burn tha
ship; otherwise, If Capt Matdt approved Of
it, he Wonld bond the ship for Sbo, ,000. l told
him the ship was worth no saeh money, and
would not sign bond to tt.t effect.
After q consultation Of two or three hours
be agreed to take SAC, ,000, for which aigued
bond, under the conditions Of C4pt. Maiiit's
approval, md sent my chief mate on board
with them to witness my signature. He then
telegraphed to INC that the bond vas accepted,
and returned the mate: After dctalniug us
five hours ne proceeded on our course Hc
{the F1orida) immediately gave .chase to 9
large ship to windwartt which took to bean
American. Understood from the Lieutenant
Vi the Florida who ca1ua On board, that the
F. had burned two American ships aud bond.
ed two Others, but he would not give their
ratnpH.
, 1863-08-28
*sBlcst Is the man who shuns the place
Where other auctions be;
And has his money In his fist,
ANTIQUITY OF MAy.-In his last essay,
AcaEslz throws out the folloWingppinlon on

ANTIQUITY OF MAy.-In bis last essay,
Asaeslz throws out the following opinion on
this interesting topic: 49,,
II do rot offer any opinion respecting the
fossil human hones go much discussed re-
Gently, because the evidence is at present to
scanty TO admit OF any decisive Judgment CON
ce1niDg them: It becomes. however, daily
more probable that tactR will force us sooner
or later to adult that the creation Of man lics
an{ period yet assigned 70 Z ani ana
malls, have followed one, another nron the
earth. 1t ma3 be the in=stin,able privilege ot
our yorpg naturalists to- solve this great
problem, but the older men Of our generation
must he conttnt to .enounce thla hope NC
nay have soEe prolhetic yi.ion Of its fnldu,
mcnt. We may look from star into Tue land
Of pIonl=e, hut He Shall not enter Ia aad pos.
6ea6 t."
, 1863-08-28
TrIunpLtnx over LcgislA-
ton.

lFFom tAH M 1. Evening fo5L.J
The manutacture in this country Of what,
for want Of more proper name, ts now called
c,inoline, is curious example Of the Way In
which ingenuity often oyercoMes the effect of
unwiEe legislation. We put so high duty
On imported steel that one woald suppose 1t
impossible to re- export It NTH any advantage
In manufactured shape. Yet this We arc
doing every day, and t. grtat extent Tha
rope hang about their waists tons Of steel,
which In the first place Is quarried from the
mountains of the British lilies, snelted In
British furnaces, and then brought to this
country In coils, admitted on thepaymcnt OF
high duty. drawn out BY American artiz1ns
into a kind Of tlat wire, which Is next coy
cred with thread BY machinery invented here,
and finally sent back 10 EngI1nd and. other
countries, to form that series Of light aud
elastic circles on which tho ample skirts now
worn By the female sex are supported. Amer
lean crinonne has the preference over all the
world. "American crinulina' IL the staring
inscription In Bhop windows wherever you
go In England. American criaoliae will sup
ply the foreign markets ua1tl foreign couu-
trtes obtain possession Of the secret Of fabra-
carirg 1t, by importing our machinery aud
initiating our dexterlty In It's management.
I have IN order for q hundred tons of steal,
aud that will soon be used up In the manu-
flcturc Of crlno1ine- There Is one csinoline
mill In this neighborhood which consumes
tatnty tons OF steel every week.
The manufacture Of American crinoline de-
,iyes Its success from the rapid and perfect
manner In which the thread is wound around
the slender bars Of steel composing Its prfnci.
Tal MATERIAL The best kind Of steel Is not
employ ed for this pu, pose 1t is too brittle
it Is necessary that the steel used should moi
have parted With all It's dacttlity By having
absorbed too large q dose Of carbonic acid
gus. Otherwise, II the bars were deficient ID
The proper degree Of toughness, o fashionable
lady, atti1ed IN the splendor Of the mode,
might, in making her way through a crowd,
collapse like balloon with . rent in its side
Meantime NC notc the tact Of the success
attained in this manufacture as valuable one
!; in political economy, showing how little, il
reality, manufactures are dependent on tar
; iffs, and how, among peopla like ours, in
yeutiye, de2terous and dtiigcnt, means art
cften found which enable them to defy tht
! encouragement and hindrance occasioned b.
eynrbItAlt lfutfeB
, 1863-08-28

sbte' 8t0 va 4As9 sssP %a1 IN a~ 3aaA9"A AHAN-0~
n.tse;s ':.,=~.;>~ -:
S.-T.--1seo-X.,
Aes* sett'es OF PlsasatIon Blttcss -.
: 'fl' cure fe1vous Eesdacae.
=, -. Cold E1trszit.es md Fe1erasa L.ps
= eonr Hto1nath aud Feltd Breath. '"
F:a:aleueY aod Indigestion.
=" hesyots Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Ehort Breath.
'Pain over tae Eres.
f" Mental Dependency.
" Prostitution; Gsest Weakness. -.
- 5ai1oE Con p1ex1ou< Weak 5owe.s. &C.
which nre the evitentea Of :.
-. L1vE1. conp1A1Er AN6 B7spEps1a.
It Is esa ated tenths ali adult ailants
proceed nom dheased and torpid liver. This hillary
see1etione or tie liver orerow1rg Into tbs stomaca
poison the ectse system and exhibit the aboSo synp
toms. .
Aner long research, We are able to pressut the most
remarkable for these ho.z1d nightmare dseases
tie wo1ld hea eyec produced. WthlB one year oyer
kix hundre sd frty Thousand persons hAyo the
Plantation Btters and not instance OF complaint
has come to our knowiedge!
IIts mcst enectnAl to1ic Rnd agreeable stImn1ant
tutted to n! &C additions Of lie. !;
The reports that 1t relies upon mlac.al substances
tor Its active properties nrs wholly Hlse. For tho
nhv sicisus We apptod = ust Of IL co.aponcuts. :
f;A1tH.YA BaRK-Ce1eb.a ated for over two hundred
veors IN tbe treatment at Fever and Acne Dy7pensia
Teaknsss. &C. It was introduced into Europe By tha
oun,ets vile Of the viceroy Of Peru in 16io aad a
te1xasds sold BY the Jesus FOE THE KyoEXous PRICE
~ rm nu-,. u x1nHr r, er1yR. uudsr the p1me nf
r.sn14,s Powders. md WEE nua,ly made public by
1nn,s wi. King Of France. Humba1dt makes speclat
yefe1enc tn fts fah-afnee eustes during hIa south
American travels. -
cr 1hr .tou ach and bowels.
n.xpx1,oy-For- Inflammation of thA 1o,ns snd
Grocstcal adeetious.-
CuAxo411k F1owxRs-For enteebled digestion,
LAVENDER F1owEns-Aro:nauc. stimulant and
to1ic-highly tnv1goratlug In nervous debility.
"r1aaEsa .r,1.a,;e csrr r,as,,ve cra..;rS a,o,
,nnsr1e and nrs. mnrb nsed hv roothe-s nn-.,nr
Aim Glove binds. orange. carrawav. cor,ander
an,re root A.
s-T-1aGay
Aro+bcr unnderfn1 frpred1enx OF soanf.h ORIGIN.
+1, hoentv n the romnrerton and hri11t.,rv L,
.-.E =. 80 ,,t,,,n, =, Tho .nuu.-oA of +ba
.sn,,5 e., w. vv4,bho;s In name tor ina nro,en.
1.,po1,rAET cERT1nrarEs
ROCHESTER,. N. r. December g. 1851.
, 1863-08-28

il order to keep p%oe with tae deutAds c8 8rta 1ys
tng public the manAEurx Of thla popular ruute he0'
added many tnptovoieeata during tho year LEI. -
with IT, connectona It will he found In al respects
EzpcI Itcpa bAilaSted and enu1n1 cfea tsouk GaA
, 1863-08-28

sc1d By Lord SMITH. wholesale Druggists. :
Lake etttat ChcaXo H. General Wtste1n AEent1, to
whom ali orders may hd addressed tcl1 Esz iywrAx
, 1863-08-28

Prosp1cT COTTAGE. GzoKoErows. D. G.. April ?; 1858
Meesrs, HosTEHTER 4 SMITH,
GExrLEAxs 1T gives me pleasure tcadd my tes-
tmona1 to those Of Others In favor Of your excellent
preparation. Several years OF residence on the banks
Of Southern 1lyeE and Of Close application to literary
work had 70 thoroughly exhausted MT systeu.
and undermined my health. thas had becoGa u MAR
TIE to Despcpaa. and Nervous He2dache recurring at
shost aservals and Gefying all known remedies In tho
Natersa Medics< had coEe to the conclusion that
nothing but total chaDge OF residence and pursuts
would restore my health whom friend recommended
Hostetter's Bltters 1procuEed bottle Is an expert
ment It required bat one bott1e to convince me that
I had found at last the RIGHT COMBINATION OF RE4E
p11s The relief 1t afordsd "a hasbeen complete. It
Is now some years since ret ued Hostetters Bitters
and It Is but Just to say that have found snc pfopaa
ion ALI. 1HAr1r CLAIMS TO BE- It Is STANDARD
FAMILY CORDIAL with Us: and even as . sT1AU1A1r
We like It better than anyhtDg else; but we use 1t in
all nervous, bilious and dyapepuc cases. from fever
down to toothache. II what have now said VIII lead
any dyspepsia or nexvous invalid to sure remedy.
ahan have done sone good.
remain, gentlemen. respectfully yours
e. D. E. ". SOuTaWoETH.
, 1863-08-28
S.FOR OATS

ASSISTANT QrAKTERNAsFKKk Or1tdR.}
FORAGE pEFAK7xkST. U. 8
st. LoCIs To-. August ~. EAs
Sealed pr12oais vtl be rtce:yed as tas otdco aat1
Il oc;otk VI, 6aIu1d2y. AuGrs- - 1sEt. t1z
&oopco BUSHELS OF OATS.
boat IsodiExs, Railroad Deross aud Go: erameak
WarehoaRts. iee Of chafees. OF On -yhss! bsst -
fsbo m u fa&t vequIredtsy from IS CO., 70 Q60a
bushels vi He*x- Nda ioZ esta pol3t must ae madR
Eena1ate, Delsertes 70 conn:nnce Seprenhe1 LIT.
Tho tats G,ust to nsss aneli;Y. y Esad ran sestd
seckr Sc EoundS to tie bushal &1hjecs to Inspection
ard weight 1t tia place ot delivery,
Blda Ht be received for l.ss than { GO busheax
Cssn depo:lts must ha raace z1'h oaca proposal II
tit rates Of two thousAst dollars SnF l o0 oo%
en forfeited t. tho 1uya; amenE In Gaze tina pas-y
tails to band u The Ecntra-t IA = s1rde him.
Cheeks = i'll EQt tA r'-s'. f't !: ~ -1.E,
boui to the En- - 4 tx hts p s"ft. of saa
vAue Of the coltfsti !c :. e:- ~ aa;;. rR-psu.
Sit le au1eties. condlt >. ~ Hz tta4 fs'ati'a:at
OF ire cCntrl Ct vii. b.. 7eG.c ~ ashl,tocA sen:
ri.y ter perceot o. The s.nu : ti~ tts;si s1asd@f
will Le E1l.hed from ofst sIi'ss:i:--
Derositea mus: he IN a"pIrAte Is1eka.es 1aA tilF
endorsed with ths bid. sr'x oalu4 21d R21oant no
c}c5ed.
Bi5aeteu'd he IL Edossed "rlor34sts ror Oats"
Bbde.h must "a p.eztlt ht!a tan bid arr onont%A
The t:get Is reserved to rctaet Any 9. ~ sns
+. b. C9AFMAS. &x
sr4-.scE1nt Cart ast L. q. ~
I
, 1863-08-28

Ttb the most delightful and extraordinary article
,,ver discovered. Il changes the sun burnt fsco and
anpds to pearly eahn texture Ct ssstahuE beauty.
.npa.tius the marble purity Of souta and the DIE
.1<eu1 appearance 60 1uy11.g in tho city bells
e.ssion, It .crzoves .ar feckes piples aad rough
zcss from The skin. leaviaE the complexion Geah.
rauhparelt and emooth Il contains no material L.
,I-.ouA 10 tia skin PatEon.zed by Actressca and
Opera Singers. 1t u EtAt evcsy LACY should haya
&o!d everywhere.
DI.MAS s. BARNES & Co.,
y.9 hS.a em General Agents. - Broadway. n. 7,
, 1863-08-28
NA'A December Hth 18S1.

December 301h. 1885, :
s,essrs. uosyxrrxR d SMITH, Pittsbu1g, PA..
GEHT1xNzx: About four years sirco my attention
xe called to you1 Celebrated Stomach Bi1ezs. being
at the tine perfect martyr TO Dyspepsia IN all Of IT.
terrific fors indeed h1d not Known for slx yca1sau
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced the ESQ Of
5our Bters taking them according to youE directions
Except that the dose reduced onehau. and found
myself much, vERY MUCH benefited by the aEst bottle
the second relieved me entirely: but hsyc ever snce
taken dose IN the roruiag, Immediately Oh rising.
nu.uz It to act ~ Tonic and Appetizer Of ths MOST
AorxxAH1x cuAKAcTEx- There Ia pecu1taz1tg in the
effect Of youz Bittera on Ee, which It may be well
s,ate. rom any Gauss shall be suffering accutey
With The Ilesdache = dosa OF sonr Dttsrs RE118vEs
ME In T1YrkEg x1xuTxs, In conclusion. 1say. with al
,Incerit7 and truth, would not be returned to the
stale Of health In which your bittefs found me-. and
from which they hare uNouzs11oSAuLY REL1syxD
me FOR All, THE xoSxy IN TIE WORLD.
an, with great respect. your obt scrv't.
JOHN ". BROHAUGH, Chief tle:k-
, 1863-08-28

The Boston Tut chronicles I scarcity Of
clergymen In that city, and SAYS that a func-
account of: The mpoiaibutty Of. obtaining
cle1g7maa to oaactate. =
, 1863-08-28

To the slave owners in Richmond county
According to late Instructions received from
Lieut.. Col. l. D. Capers, In charge, the time
for volunteering slave labor for the def.uses
at Sayannsh, has been extended to tho a0:h
ultimo. All persons owning slaves arc reluir-
cd to report ty that time, Or they will ba 1m-
pressed. One out Of every four male Slaves,
between the ages Of sixteen and fifty (house
kciyan, III iucIuued) will be reuufsed
, 1863-08-28
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN b

9EnRHI / .aa,s tons :: Capt eleadsu,
LnGIsIAE AEA..-2:5s tons. brookt1e
CAROLINA. ..1sS toes ..Ca2t Poatcr
The above nrat-clasa, powerful bnosh oalls. Isoa
8teAnshpA (wateF tXht npaftc ent3> vii sati fHa
New York 70 liverpool callt7g It Queenstown, eTeD
sfssrrats FRIDAY .eonMEnciae On 90 s;st iuay:
passenxaFs, wt1h Dietary and accomuodattoas eQus3
to e1y OH er Line OF Ste%mEId~
RATk or RAsasax YKox Exw ToEE.-la: clAss ~.
ID c!sss $6c; Sd class <SSpayabie tn s. Car1encE
FRox QrKxSsIoNN y TO LIvxaPpOL -$sS, is and II
Gold. or equivalent 10 currency.
For P2eGnza Apply 70 WILLIAMS R010S. n III
Ton Htfcet Etv f0-k. or
General Passage Agency cos1ur Of LAke sad La5Ar4s
street, Chicago. Gy@os8an
, 1863-08-28
@xn1tnt.
iuSEEUL and VALUABLE
Ol8coVKRYi
HILTON'3
|IHSClUSlE cEMEhTi

Is OF ncrs general practical
;nN1.Il than Any invention now
!tetove tha cn51ic I: h3s b~aa
|fho.otshiy testeG a,.1ttg teA :aH
|swo JclTS by prAt;cAi mtn, Aad
Eoso bounced tY m to ps
, 1863-08-28

The Il nchburg RkpMNieq.. says:

The = nchbufE 71Itft1stdH says.
Tobacco has again had an active week, the
sales being full. Operations towards the
close Of the week were somewh1t checked by
the advance in prices and the indisposition to
sell on the part Of some; at the same time
holders generally refused to make conces-
rleus, TIE advance established since the 1st
Of July last is fully one dollar per pound on
desirable grades.
, 1863-08-28
GOOD EYE HOOPS.
(Frpm the Richmond Whic, Etb.1

Tic hoop era is drawing to close In the
Confederate states, and We may already ex-
clailn, "Good bye, f.tthlngales; farewell,
"fofce OF circumstances because hoop skirts
Gun no longer he obtained at REASONABLE prices
within thE Confederate States. Our tais coun-
try women arc, therefore, making virtue Of
necessity, and dispensing with the wiry skele-
tons, which, for so lopg a period, hase cu-
Numbers Of ladies' can now be seen any day
In the streets. mat tired in hoop skirts, and
ne suppose that ere long the fashion" will
become universal among the seq. Those
who may be disposed TO astick to hoopB''
should remember that nineteenth. ofthe skele,
ton ekirts now sold here are brought from
Yn1.ieednm WIN NflI Tear Yankns. hoons 2
, 1863-08-28

PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK DE
l. POT, 1st South Clark street, Chicago.
ars eFe pew IN store tht 1arcest aud he.t tse
.Mee: coy.ftae iii tie warfs Of operators NJ EeS1
S,e5eosoion ano Alnernsa Pspe e,e tho h:sx u1ads
syT.9 9r1peS and ElAtn War 2ed Colort4 VleEa ID
*hles - tn sons ek?ete-ee in sha tHtincs g
cenrat9Ier - 9Ier gtttt induce .ents - tAs tFa5e 9.
KS: Gar9 39x &3N. e4'7a' = D. aa1E11
, 1863-08-28

nANDEL1ON COFFEE. - We
y are the asents sfur tan Nor1hwest1 for .he sale
II r1AEpH l. CrUktN6'a celebrated DA1DELIoN
rorrrx And 3recA:r't TO supply tha wsoleHaae
trxte At mxnufaetu1ers pIfeea. 3. hsTtnE maou.
slst i: I'd give e1tire xsu tAstton Wt E1arahtao 1t
l. ri ru.cnaaers- LADD, WILLIAMS h YOUNG.
1y.1-tNi-$r lHIHreT at1Eu1. Ls'tC2Ro
, 1863-08-28
DENIM GTON'S


THE ATIF4N 1IUN Vf Z ACh'
j EEs, plsrrers and Coope1s Is called t. patent
mschine. Known u G:!bars'a rst:nt. IeQnisea but
about six hoEe power U run It, and. With working
forcu OF aix men. Il VITA drrss
G, 90 TO ., SOC
neye, I'D as7das Pr day. T5sE = 4 ne savo III =
prre Ct ID Qna. titY AID quality 81 wofE doae vi
ur sh set Of ohch!ne and ian nseessasF
IN Il fnr rutrE CIDER ~ any rs7o-eloia patty
ore ks tho psoets Of dressing tte stud = eo19e2sa.
.tten Ttc-e arc four Of tnese raentaet 70 ~
u ths Disti1esJ ei SAXL r. NIoK1NSoa Go:i oa
Eo,te Brsrca. address ]. 8. fAaHogrs., rs3:s'
okto. aAA~ AfaTsA
, 1863-08-28

DR HgETER r., TREATs ! 1s;a. ss..s. A dss
m1oDtinn AstAIaa the Lungt, Heart. stom4ca. KID
se5s Bladds: "a t.e no:s re. NJ ,esse
- a1htie EyelirEs and III complaints Of gonen snd
rhdSca: Sore Eyes aud EArs. Cataract DscnAtGSss: Gs
10 qrE eon that cures .,,-. ~ yucuRs 47rurTa
A1s@11s'iH iHEEE PILES AND F1sTULA.
without cutting h tns at s,e 4'eTssH s. HUI
~ sTs HAMS from l. H. 10 N. OnlGe9 81 Kan
doina street. corner Of Dearborn. Chicago. Aaho@-
ieA REls-iy
, 1863-08-28

8hcnld have this remedy At hand 70! IT, timely uas
rcrt thote formidable Diseases to which at horses
liable ard which render 10 maay Otherwise valuable
Oye5 four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties of this lniment have
been receIYed within the last two years. and many Of
theIu to,1 nfrsooa in the htgheet ranks Of uEe.
, 1863-08-28

WIVES CHICAGO LADIES'
" SEMINARY, Isl West HAudo2pt etro0t
The third ye1f this fas1tutfon will oomu3cnc3
MnNDAK. SEFTENBER 1zrH.
circulars address MISS G. A. GEE 3G, hox Sl4,
Chicago, lu1npa 8uu-k5A-lw
, 1863-08-28
Gpn1ruieston Mtrfhunto.
~ CALLOWAY & CO.-Packera,
W Provision Dealers and Gcoerstf
fsnnumTaeTnN WEIR ETTh NTE.

Oce 80 Soutn Wstsr street Boa1u OF Trade Building.
Chicago.
Tehave larsA Stock ct Smoked Hanls and Shout
ders both su9ar and palu curltE eanvatsed R7d W
canTstseti. which we offer at low market rates. Ut
de1s respectfully sectted from the city md country
Ne bny sal for Others every description OF Fro
dncc and Pruvfeions. We pay the hfghsNt market
price for Crackft1Es. GALLOWAY e CO.
nn1t-t
, 1863-08-28

MEDICAL CARD.-Mary II.
fl thompson n - E1adu4te o5 ths nee ERE EnfE
!onu tbst se nhs Opened 10 ones In thia city.
1,nvinF praeuced year In the New York inat M
1a.,nnnrr of tbs people Of Chcs-o ana EcialtF-
.1njce =: atAte ss1cet tn,Ge no1y1 1r3m e Y q a.
aE16-Estl.1m MLaI Il. A0oh1 1VS's a. -
, 1863-08-28
Eta! N9r6lE
NOTICE To SHIPPERS on

~ TALLow, LARD. GREASE. &p-The undeY-
lnea r. ~ ri, paTGala. .tenion t. s sae y ~
sneM VII be promptly difposet Of. aad quick setu:nI
@snef sesf o. vey kd7AntaEeou1 term We Matl o1:
teAE ofit EVtrcnt gratis 70 I'll sanding thel1 I'd.
drcGeeG kBGAM EEINET d SONS.
}e1s 6s'<s1 = FR.er STRAIT. HsN York