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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-15

Shall ace hare a fire Engines-A meeting
has been called at Horticultural Hall .omor
row(Saturday) evening for the purpose Of
considering the expediency Of purchasing a
Fire Engine for this place. An engine cost
ing when new $2.7Oo, and in perfect order
at this time, can be had for $500. II is nee
essary that this matter be determined inme-
diately, as other localities wish the same ma
chine, and stand ready to take it, if We do
not. This community has the refusal of it
for short time. Let there be good attend
ance. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-15

TUNHE LARGEST FORCE OF DOM r. TIC
Il GOODS WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-15

sF"Fe, EcVH0HsfcHt, DU5UD9e ana efnnOt 0ee out Of
order.
The Self Adjusting Clothes wringer Is the greatest i'm
rovement OF the nineteenth century and has only to be
nowH anu tried to come into general use The saving OF
othes IN pressing the water out between two rubber roll
lera, instead o. wringing and twisting will amount TO
enough IN short time 70 pay for machine.
The machine Is made Of wood, with rubber banda which
htaken or when not ia use Z. :
For sale BY r. CROSBY, Cedar Falls, II whose store
samples may Ls seen. I,r e'e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-05-15

Cedar Falls, April 2sth 1868.
, 1863-05-08
FMaNClsL and C0MMERCIti.
TK1E MONEY HARRIET,

THunsnAr EVENING, May Z, 1S83
Tic news Of disaster on the RappnhauEock
which reached here this morning, had very de-
pr sEi1g influence. and checked 81! monetary
transactions iu the fore part Of tho day. but after
canrassjrg the matter, better feelng rsevallet,
ana bcsiEcss assumed nearly its wouted activity.
Currency was in good demand, and the supply suf-
: fcieEt. Exchange etiaencl little. Tire p7evi-
ors quotations were maiutaiued--parGl1sb buyin: !;
r premium selling. The demand is good,
In New York the influences Of which NC haye
SPOKEN, gave gold sharp lift, asd the Grst ra!ee-
'crsb-rtouc were made at 157, aud it stepped
down gradually to 1re1{, 1861. 1917 and 155z, a:
which rate It closed In the fret ho,rd Atthc start,
Chicago dealers paid 155, then dropped to 1884, and
152, ald hna!ly manT refused to give oyer $50.
Silrer We qEote at 1e5G21:o. Canads currency
j. worth 1ss@15o kcntuc,,;; :s;:::.b 1nt1iana 1oa
The Mahoning County; ohio, Bank Il to bo
worEd up, sud tue psoceet, distributed pro rata
10 the stockholders III. capitai stock is $s0o go,
anl OF this, S1. 0c0 represented ut tho meet
ing which directed the business to he c!o4ca
-The. Toledo Blade says tina. the Directors Of
tle Marine Bapk in that city, at meeting OIL the
sth, declared = seni-anpual dividend Of S:r per
ct1t., payable demand. fer" Of Government ta :.
The directors Of the bark have made application
fur charter under tho Natioral Banking Law.
IN milwaukee,, ytstc4day, money and exchange
MES quoted -: ra'G:.'l buying, and u selling.
, 1863-05-08

The receipts to-day were 3.497 brls 1onz, "a, 454
bu wheat Il, ,e5l bu corn bu oat 50 bu zyc and
$50 bu barley. The shipments by Lake were II ,3o3
brle nour, 4s.575 bu wheat, aud III, ,150 bu corn.
The news from Gen- Rockers army today being
Interpreted very anfavorab1y at the opening, gold
III New York advanced to 15s, Under this iudu-
cncc the proancc markets opened bnoy.ut, and
prices ruled higher, but later reports Of gold IS
having fallen back sgain, 1.5sG155x caused them
to fall back agafu and to close unsettled.
Tho Wheat market opened at IN advance Of 1cS2c
2 bushcl but II speedily fell back and closed un-
settled and nominal at shout yesterdays prices
No Red selling at s.19ae1.co; No Spring. $t16
lis; No sspr!ag. as2$!co; and Rejected Spring
at sah9soc. The demand was chiefly Of a spccu-
latise echaracter-Ehpper= generally having faith
in the rumors afo. with regard TO disasters to the
army OF the Potomac.
The Flour market was more active and steady
With sales Of about aoc0 bsls. at S7.6o for very
choice White Winter extra; and s. t0Gt5,so for
medium to choice Spring extras,
Corn advanced Hz5zlc y buehel, owing princi-
palT to decline Of 1c in fresghts. and the mszke:
was active At eS9s3Hc for River White Mixed
aHoat; e3He for River Yellow T. o. b.; SIC Canal
Mixed anoat; 4s1k@s9c for Mixed Com iu store
and 46a9A7c for Rejected Com In sto,c-thc mar
ket closing firm.
Oats were In good demand and about 1c = bushc1
hieher-with liberal Gales Of No at 5s,Hx Hx9s5sHc,
and 5sl5s for Rejected in etorc.
Rye Was frm at &c
Barley was quiet and steady.
HighSincs were firm at 3lhc.
Seeds were dull.
In Provisions we have to rtport rather more act.
ivity. and irmcr feeling in Ball Meats aud Lard.
with enles Of 200 for city cut shoulders atS.c
loose; country cut DO 3&c loose; city cut Hams 1t
5t.c boxed prime Lard at9c: and MOL Lard at
SIC. Mess Pork was more active. but the terms
were mostly kept private. City Nest is held At
$13.a5.
Beef Cattle were in liberal supply and generally
Of good quality. The market was more active but
without any improvement in prices. About 1000
head changed hands ut range Of S3oo4s5.s0 for
rough stecta and cows to premium
HeGs wcrcin fais supply, and the market Tas dali
AID about II c lower, with sales at $3.20@4.o5.
F1ciehts declined 1c per bashea. with engage
nsnss a. 7G,'kc for corn, aad e3s1 for Haeat 10
, 1863-05-08

SD dH grain tosd " in stors - reported In
i RAID ~ tAe buyer, s1s!H>,ze q lie Prles paid
for he groin TO The seller, 1Yhen trdnsdello,. il
made II ,chica tie sety pay. tie storage, Is rt
taitt are quoted as "delirered," "a!<ss oAe;1rite
stated.
THURSDAY EVENING. May :, 1863,
FREIGHTS-More active, and declined 1c per
rA!o-Bark Chenango. schss Eagle Wing. j. p.
Harmon, May E. Pcrew. Wyandotte. Col. ELS
wheat at Sc; schr Shook, rejected wheat at SIC;
schr Buckingham, rejected corn 1T 7llc. last
night echre Northern Belle. Star Of Hope, E. Kan
fa'o at 1Hc.} To OGDENsBrRGH-Sch Nontezn-
1ie: 10 K1sasroy-schr Water Witeh, With com . n
The propellere took tiour to-day at tho old sates
-*iI5 to New York and 1.s5 to Boston. About
s.ttO brls were engaged at those igures, and 800
os P9T At Rs PEI lo l p to New xo,s
brls. Market more active and unchansed Sales
wcrc: 1G0 br1s Sans Suuci' choice white winter
60 H. s1ieR super
:Psns ~ sfs faeSe :e9S e5fs 81
s' sesa ipnS e 4 fase: s9s s1s
ep1ipS saRs5dqe .. $4oo
per 'laeE ID 1 toas sosG Il bak q %
track.
NHL sTUFFs-1o tons Bran in bulk at 31s.co;
Is tens Go at sl5c0: 150 ta.s .ood Middlings at
NHEAT-Rcccived, 1854 bu; shipped. 1896
lu. Aa'ke: oFened 1Qsc higher. but 1ell back at
rs eeec 70 aeei P5ise se,
a.sN' bu do in s. r. & Co.'S at s11o: G.5oo ba 80.
.sRt,ng II r. & $50 At = 1s; 200 By Do tin
81 s,ceo b g tin Som s!te hoases9 a. %: :
lta By e q 49, Sn de- DE- =, Is 1e ou 5 Dc
in 81. i ss.} 1t Sc; ssoo bu do Id d. Wy Il
co: round lot i Sc ~ 5 saa1@s NJ g. 80 b bags .
gosd Spring at *1:lG on track;
bu. Market active and advanced 5SIElsc per bu
Sa!es.-1e.ct0 bu River White Mixed adoat at
535sc: 10 bu do 1t Sc af,cat: GsnO hu River
\ 10 stssae ~ oo S1 r.13 b. RyS Ehish Nix
afu:t; C, eco bu Mixed Com at 5 c f. o. b. To,0OO
bn Mi1.d Corn In store at 3ac: 5000 bu do at
e e5 9o:ty I'd fho;, hn + msefeIpss. a
do at 4sAc; lGD bu Rejected Corn In store At
4'e; 1rohu do at 4'7.c.
Market advanced + PEI bu. Sales:-looos ba No
lots At 5sc 1000 bu Do it 575fc: o bu Rejected IN
e g. IT, g bses se 4 III asa; s. 90 oa At
KYE-Esceived. 80 bu. Market firm but fnacs-
BARLEY-Reecived. $50 bu. market steady.
sales: go bushels and 161 bags fais qua1ity $ti5
on irack: SMeage do at Il 70 on t:ack.
t HIquWNES-Masketd drner. Sales: 100 brls at
3Hc.
ALCoHoL-Somnal at soas2c per gal.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.-Aarkct more
$1fD: 80 bags do at g)c-.
TIMOTHY sEED-Dull and neglected Salcs
- hays prime at $1.45.
CLOVER SEED-No demand and market dull
ard nominal at Il a5G4T5-
FLAX SEED II fair request and steady. Sales:
81 huskele good quality At *a.G5: 10 sks fair At
S210; 10 bushels choice at {30o.
NESS PCRK-Dul1 sud depressed Sa1cs:-3t
NO hs1s city packed do on p. t.
RGLk MEATS-Maskei frmer. Sa1es:-A,5W
res city cut Bulk Shoulders loose. 4 sAe; 80 b1s
City cut Bulk Bans at t..c; 70,1N Ds country
Slouldsrs. loose, at 3Hc.
EARD-Morr sctive. Sales were Isl tres md
u nls prime country kettle Ut DC; 1Sa pkgs NO
Lattf at fHc.
GREAsE-6 trcs White Grease at 84c: 100 tres
Yellow Grease at &c; ~ trca do ss &c: u sses
Brown Gteasc at 6Hc.
sALT-es5 brls Michigan Fins 1t si.so delivered
at cars.
, 1863-05-08
MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Warkct.
fCrec}s1 rfsra fr1 fF, Vim r1,sro M T1-jA-ro1

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trshaue.l
ClSc1SSATI, May 7, 1861.
Wn1sKT-A firm market, with GALES Of 691 b;ls
at 4iGra1'. .c-the hitter rate for wagon.
Pnoyrs1oSs-An improved feeling, owing to the
advance In gold. and better demand. Sales Of
1c bills new ress pork, conntry, at 1890; s. Q0o
Ne bulk s!les nt &c, and 20 h.lds bacon shoulders
at SIC. Lard Is held with drmnesa at9kc
NEW YORK. .May7.- corrox-Decidedly bette,
ard more active, at es5c Tor midd1irg uplauds.
FLorn-Opehud 54G1Uc better, bn, with An ad-
vance II fsights the market closed dall, with buy
ers generally refusing to Pay any advance. $3.50
@.f15 for e1tra state; ST00sts.f0 for extra ronrd
hoop Ohio; and 81 15atS. % for trade brands.
WMsKT-NitEout decided change 1t t5I 4a,&c
GEA1s-Wheat opened 1aesc better. but With IN
scasCclr go 1r1n. ltye dTn1er. Com opened 1c
httteE Int closed dull, and scarcely SO ar, owing
to at. advance In frrights, 1899 for sound S5:1s7
for uneou,d. 0at. Qai't. at SaGs5.
GnocER1Es-Coiste frm. Sugar In moderate
dtmusd at 1scbetter; 12;s Gl27:c Tor Ncv Orleans
clalias d.: lEesIilc for Muscavado. Moil5acs
Qnict end firm.
PEey1s1pSs-Pork du1l Racon sides armsr,
ard 1lEmcr nt 10l and 1GU kegs ut 12Hc: In
cinted In sales are GU bhls by auction at Sl93lI
hoes
oswEGo, Aay7.--FLor-. r-.-s,cady and in GOOD
demand nj 8 20 r.. sa1cy. ''''-
GRAY neat tlrm-No . Milwaukee club q,
81: No I TO at 3l..t2. Corn tlrmcr-1ndiana ttc
asriye) ut CSC; and mixed Illinois Ito arEirc> at Gac
wheat l0c; corn SlGc to New York.
LAKE. Inronrs-7eoo iii wheat. ...
f;CANAL ExrORTs-s1,k01 blfs d1Mr; Ti,t1} br
wheat; Geo bu harley: 11,100 bn oats.
, 1863-05-08

nTo9a .2sec 81 M !9n seea essy sy at s1'
tabe1 bS1sso?Gy saies51 s o cSoce I Ro y. s1 s
snd tnbs do at a1c;7 h'1s good Roll At aoc: II
nrkins fresh brit stseaked a: 1se. Common butter
''sI EANs@Mbashcis 4 ssts: good Mixed a! $500.
EGGs-Aa1anced ~. sales:-sa brls at o.c;
20 r ? At as.by the marx. .,. ~, - +.,ooo.
s:o5. = doz for Chickens. and s'sGe95c q n ius
FoTAToEs-5co bu good Mixed at 55c; 1so SIX,
cEoise do nj 6tc. Prime NeshannoeAs axe ne'o at
HinEs-Market quiet and steady. We quote;
Dry Flint Hid"s. .lo53gies
f[ssn Gfsen co5sa; cona1;v.. S5a 5s3
Gsf @ s,1d m hiP :sa1 Skins XII :etS
'''y TIIwMenct htlSS i6e5 s,ica n!.ss GOOD
country at &c. Primo city Ia held at 9s46b10c.
EOPS7 bales Wisconsin Hops At Ike,
CoA!ECargo Of bri: Commerce 4oo tous 1a1s
LUMbER-Catgo Of sshr Honest John. from
NIskssoH st1ips and Iosrds. n @ At sii5S; cargo of
ss9 from bo'a wh.e La La o,I +
cargo Of schr Rand, from Roberts mills, Auske-
:on, is, co feet, fair mill run, at St460 cargo Of
STOW Harriet ann, fair mill run, from saFae mills,
FlsH-Aze In lich. stock and the market Is vay
firm. Several round lots from second hands we're
sold today at q %. We equote: ~
40 " u!Itusn. Ito go.0
No. " hifefsh. .'-...,..............- i599!.3
s. srGARsThc advance in gold has given a. ID
creased degree Of drlaness to the Market hut we
note ro material improvement We quote:
New Orleans, prime TO choice. .1f4Gtls4
Cuea-E.ir to choice. icc.,-..-............--11aaG
Porto Rico-Fair to choice 115@ta
n. Y. Rednef-P3wdercd ard g..
gsanulated. ed......-....... .1sA0'5S
White coffee, i. A..........H AJAX
Yellow coffee, B.--.-...- -1SAQ513lx
...-.--.- Yellow coffee. C.....-...13 Gtl34
cOFFEE-TheEe Is no particular change to pote
IN the market Holders are drm III their views
We quote Rio It 3ctSW34Hc-
, 1863-05-08
Tho New York Canals,

The Erie Canal, from this city to Buffalo, is in
gecd narigable order, The fret Of the feet ar
The fret boat vas the Rhine, Of Rochester, laden
with pork and bound for Troy. Up to ten o'clock
this forenoon IS boats had weighed or gone east
ward: There is crowd OF Buffalo boats half a
mile In length, lying here now waiting to weigh
n1d more arc constantly arriving.
1t understood 1hat the levels in Wayne county
aEr not i and it fs not deemed best 10 p.se down
too many boats till the water is up as they viii
OILY be detained there aud prevent the free dow Of
, 1863-05-08

C1Sc1SsAT1, May I've hcsr Of no demand for
foreign, nor is It probable that sales Of any masn
trac could b. made to arrive at present Packers
prefer waiting until further on in the season for
lower Yates Of freight fran the seaboard 4 limited
demand tor Ohio River, Kan.wha and Mason City.
at GG9t3c y buehel OF 70 ns, and $l.SJ y brl or
S.: 1os.
Dsrno1r. May 6,-Finc steady at $50; coarse
Al E5 rer hr]
, 1863-05-08

Sc1oo1 E1ERc1sEs.-Thc usual rhetorical
exercises at the High School will take place
Tomorrow afternoon, continuing from two
till halfpast three O'Clock.
, 1863-05-08

ao bu, 800 bu, eco bu and 75o bu changed cdhandsa 1t
$1.28. We quote No. Red ut Sl.37 F.: No. 1T 81 s..
tcrnoou at $l.43.
Corn-Stendy. with fair inquiry; sales 1000 bu
and / 600 bn mol mixed at SIC. Oass-Lower; :;
sn1ea 800 bn ut 61@c; $50 bu at G1c, Freiglts-
Unchanged; &c to Butlalo, &c 10 Oswcso.
, 1863-05-08
Toledo Grain marlsct-may 6.

Received. 1I,sT1 bu wheat, $40 ba corn. 3Gio bu
walls with unahated force and restricts outdoor
operations. There + a fair inquiry for
M!chlgan rcd wheat at II s.: and for corn a h'c
FL0UR-Eo ea1es reported q lot OF 5]0 bbls OK
TIA round hoop Ohio was On tho market 1t $6.ss5,
without dndin2 buyers
WHEAT-Sales confined to Red NTH. OF which
, 1863-05-08

J.u Reed L Co., 1s6 Lake street, Chicago, have
been appointed by me, agents forthe eale Of 1ny
celebrated scliedem Aromatic Sshna2ps. and viii
rddjnr frciehts. The Schnapps has had trial In
lie Hospitals and private families in this country
fcr the last fifteen years: 1t IL endorsed BY tho
Of Consumptiou, DJspepeis, Gravel, Gout Assh-
ma, and Fever and Ague, Hnd ~ beverage has no
superior In the world.
1hc public should be particular In purchasing
, 1863-05-08
Ocean Ere1sh hts at New xorls-7Iay

Ocean Ercights at New YorA-TIay S.
Freights arc quiet. To Liverpool. s., ,5eo bushels
corn At Sd. in bulk: q ,01p bn wheat ct 5HlGd in
hnlk; 80 bids taI,ow at 15s: 100 boxs bacon at
It's: and By forrt mex. 100 tres bed at Is {: aO1
hxs bacon es 63 lo1 brig po:k at s, and 153 br!s
LONDON. ty foreigner loo bhls flour at "a; 800
b9= tagon 1t sse@;s7s 81 15o hhds shoulders 1t
s5a; and Co. tcs lard ut as Cd. To Glasgow, per
LEO bu rye at 11d. ships bags. \ British bark,
hence to Cork or Falmouth for orders, at lid for
rrain. -
, 1863-05-08

another meeting Of The shin Canal Con
'entlon Communities Was held last evening
:.t the rooms Of tic Mercantile Association
Or. D1ainsrd In the clair.
ine hfft business that cams before tho
meeting was brief report from Nelson Tut
''e' OF the Finance Committee, who stated
that as get no definite action lIal been taken
l.y the Committee, but from scvcr11 Inter.
views had with tho Mayor they believed that
the required appropriation by the Common
Council would be made.
Col. Foster moyed that the Business Com
lnittce be instructed TO secure some commo-
tiious hall in the city fer the usc Of the Con
yention, In addition 10 the pavilion which is
to be- provided. The motion prevailed.
Nj. Arnold, Of the Committee On invita-
tione, suited that the Committee were per
forming their duty, and had already sent out
q large number Of invitations.
w. Faruell, Of the Business COMMITTEES,
announced that they had consumn,ated IN en-
gagcment with the firm OF Prince & Baker, of
Boston, to furnish tent for the Convention,
at cost Of $500.
Col Foster stated that the Committee on
Statistics had prepared their report foE tho
press, and the only question to be settled was
whether they should incur the expense Of
printing.
On motion Of Mr.. Houghteling, the Com.
mittce on Statistics were instructed to hare
5000 copies Of their report printed immedi
ately.
On motion Of Judge Skinner, the Chairman
was instructed to appoint three persons to act
with himself Us Committee Of Arrange
nlcnts. Mcssrs. I. n, Arnold, Mark Skinner
J.. Y. Farwc1l and I. i. Mum we're appointed
on Eald Committee,
, 1863-05-08

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
7.sDNotts.- .1f6Ito:A Q, S. 6s 81 eou ,10;H
TI-s:Ga s; l;eou 1o'A@les U. s, year cert. 9s
MoSHr--1s 1sm at 5G6. Sterling Exchange fIrn,
aid unikct very quiet at 1GoG517o for nrst class
bills.
Gold irner, opening at 81 and advancing to 571x,
aud closing dtnl at 551t&155A.
srocKs-steond Boa'd-Generally hlsbc, and
fairly active.
, 1863-05-08

LHEGF sstIC UI EFtfUIClfu V1Is
The New Tork Ertnin9 Post ssys: The ssles Of
Petroleum at the Merchants Exchange, Pine
street, were about twenty thousand barrels. all at
advanced prices. The market generally IL verY
active
, 1863-05-08

w A n T z D-A few energetic
AReuts To- ca1va.4 tor the History OF the t;res:
Rebellion ~ J. $. c. ABBOTT the zo1, reliable at-
Hacise and popnlar historical writer Of xxe. First
SciuEc Eo* really AscntA rec:!n. With unp .r4.
elied tneee. Over l6oooo copies artaay soli CE-
rnlats eIns ~ nsceseasy Il regard - aa
dress g GIRHs, Isl souta Clark street. Chicago III
PoAs mice For ~ ARA ct.afy
, 1863-05-08

Buffalo; f4c sor corn and 1ss for wheat to ogdcus
ou'sh; ard Sc (canada currency for c3rn toKings
, 1863-05-08

Nheat-Quiet. Street rates $1-35 TT red and
$l.l5Ga1 60 for white, outside figure for extra.
Sorn-steady at Sc b5 TIC car 1osd; .etsi' lots
f0c; tt.eet rates 56G5ic. Oats-Street rates Coz,
ard tcIdnC downward. Basley-1 over, the
rspse being g s5Iass0. Ryc-Sseady at a5Gs9Tc,
NTH good demand.
, 1863-05-08

- Cook & McLala, % Dearborn street nnI rs
South Clark etrect, clean and Gyc laaes' d1cseee,
shawls; &c. Grpts' coats, vestr ant pants reno
vated in 8 superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
n!eaehed md pressed in tic !atest ety!s.
mhfC-3m
, 1863-05-08

Market firm. with good demand from manufac-
turc,s The fn1es for the week have be- st, ,l00
Ne Fleece at from, 70 to Sc; 1000 lbs Pulled ut
IS to 9c 1890 Ts Foreign at 10 to 4a51c. cash
, 1863-05-08

C11f MIssroS.-Thcre will be meeting Of
the Board Of Managers Of the Ladies' City
Mission, OF the n. E. Church, ut 1-2 o'clock
this {FridaE) afternoon. in Room No. II,
Methodist Church Block.
, 1863-05-08

SCHOOL OF TRADE, J. Dyhrenfurtll, Trincipal-a
practical institution recommended by the business
men Of Chicago. apaGaw
, 1863-05-08

cI +. F RigbT. 50 I::ndoiph Rt1eet ID selling
Paper uangi1gs at less than New York prices. at
wEolesale md retail. TIE trad, Supplied on the
most liberal tetmE. apl35-1u
, 1863-05-08

e The following is but the endorsement Dr.
.l"mep, formerly OF New Orleans. and now OF Sc
Randolph street, Chicago, relieves wherever he
E G., aid In New osleana, where be has had the
larsctt hosrital practice In speciality diseases
aid to " hlch he has devoted his entire attention
for number Of years. He has the Endorsement
Of the medic al faculty, medical journals, and the
al1coat entse press Of Tie Sonth and il there any
faith to b. placcd in the assertions Of mankind he
certainly should rere1ye tue confidence Of the u1.
fo'turs1e: Tie following from the New Orleans
C'exttnf is vciy eulogstic:
tkin. nervous and general debility. and organic
weakness, Dr. James. Of - Custom House 1T, has
thigh onl deserved reputation. He has made dis
easee Of this class specially, and science, being
tlns aided BY experiences, has qualified aud perfect
ed the pr:ctiral physician. DR.. James Uses no
mercury or other poisonous articles in his p:ac.
ti,e. ard. administering only harmless and power.
fri preparations, effects sure and speedy cures. A
large number Of these cures have hcen really re-.
maIkabe, from the difficult nature Of the cases In
which they We're accomplished. We direct a1t.n-
ton to Dr. james advertiscment.'- .'-Nt'o orleans
C1tsef7f, March 70, 1860.
DR.. James cures diseases OF the blood neryoas
Ct silty and diseases cn.cndered By excuses. Sc.
Ofce 60 Randolph street, and Ill combinations
confidential.
, 1863-05-08

Coode very dull and sa!es SNAIL At rather casle,
prices. The following arc thu sales for the week
900 pieces 56xG0, lskc. cash, carly in the week.
s,W0 do d4zG4, 1aNc, cash, light weight.
, 1863-05-08

LT1E"boL, Apf1l IT, 1St3.
PEov1sIoSs-Therc is no change to report in
hetf aud pork. There is good demand ior bscon
Nittstun!fug still liberal imports, most holders
firmly resist any further decline in prices Butte,
continues to be forced Off whenever opportunity
oGrts, 1t pricee too irregular for quotatoa.
Chez sc-The want Of STOCK restricts business
within small compass.
LARp-Ahout SEQ toHa hare been sold ct oar
week.
cil in value. - 8
BSEArsTUF9s.-The weather. continues a'noEt
unprcct dehtly fine; the trade has consequently
been quiet, but without material alteration il
prirce.
There was but thin ait n!ancc o. bnvc-. at
Our Market tu lay; Win:er Whtaia could be par.
Chased on TAticr eas!er terme but fine Spring, from
srezcity, fully e1pported our last CI1cn!a, uuota
tions. Flour was neglected. Indian Corn was IN
fair request as Is. Sd. per: Or. for mixed.
BIGLASu ATTfYt r IN
, 1863-05-08

WA.TEp-.t Eitnation In Il carpet room, by a
salesman OF long experience In both wholesale and
retail departments. and Hho can give the hest ol
references a. regards capacity honesty, Industry,
Address F. ]. r., Drawer 100, Detroit, Mich.
+nS.0f
, 1863-05-08

Philadelphia r Provision Ma r1zet Hay
TIE market is inactive. Mess pork ia hell at
SIC no q hr2 20 trcs picked ha!lis sold at SIG;
1G0 h1r salt sold 1t TIC q u; and 80 tscs lard at
1uhc Il b.
, 1863-05-08

FOR S SALE.-Forty-eight feet,
Eitt two -.nall houses on MlchiS an avenue uorta
ofthe RceEond House. q Lot OF abont II acre With
rear FTsnkee avenue Also. block Of shout n Lots
Ia block 81 He<t Side. between Hn.rtAon and Tv!e-
and Fucker and Thraop streets. For psrtc1lsrt Il.
qnire OF ALstSzO RICHMOND. IS South Water: It
N1<x1. .1rn
, 1863-05-08

At Tire Rln5s. Ark.nzas, In .1nnc last, Ln-Ist
kEBECcA. vic OF Dr.. JAMES Ee:chutu. forEer:y of
CncaEo. AID daugltar Of Josiah SLow. formerly o..
Chicago.
Ia his city. May sth, EDWARD WEAVER, only
anc Elc,th
Funeral Al their residence e. State street. Saturday
May Fir Al Snc:ock a. II. Friend. OF the family
iAyltet to attend The fu1e7al aEG 20 tie csr-
Fr!Ckton. tic Ch!cs=n aad Northwestern E,ilroaI,
y here IL: 5er1a!cs viii te inferred
, 1863-05-08
IA the whole country iB flooded with conntctfcita
and limitations.
Put up III quart and pint bottlcg.
1TDoi.rHo WOLFE.
my3f0t Depot . Broom street, New York.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN SHEK.
MAN,
Dr. Ayers Now Mode ofCure ofTaropt
and Lung Dikca.eH.

The following testimonial respecting Dr, Ayers
great sueress in the cure Of throat anu chest dis
eakes will be read with interest by the friends Of
tho writer: Capt. Wm. Sherman, who Is wei
known to tho merchauts aud other business men
OF this city:
CHICAGO, May I, 1868.
HaTinE suffered for many months with the worst
form OF throat disease, which was making alarm.
ing inroadB on my lunge, consulted Dr.. I. Wins
70" A5er4 Of the Throat and Lung Institute. (Mc-
yan the usual Prescriptions in such cases. Dr.
Ayers eysttm OF cure, which WIS quite new to
1nr. acted with almost magical cfIccr, and, In q
few weeks, has effected An entire cure; anu not
withatandins constant exposure to the changes OF
weather. day and night, feel as well AZ ever did
in my life. can now speak with perfect ease.
NY cough has ceased, catarrh has Lett me, appetite
ie good. and tndced my general health IL excellent
attribute this gratifying rult sclciy TO the treat
nlcnt Of DR.. Aver.
N1111AA SHERMAN,
Captain schooner Norway.
Residence Raclue.
, 1863-05-08

U NERVOUS DISEASES AND Pnrs1cA1. D.p1Lr-
11Y. aEiEiug from Specific canFzs, in both sexes
new and reliable treatment, in Reports Of the
Howard ACKNOWLEDGMENT il eealvl letter cuyel-
opre. free OF charge. Address. Dr.. j. Skilliu
Hous sAton. Howard Association, No. , South Ninth
Street PHILADELPHIA Pa afti9-4Y