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coJIRT CALENDAR-Tuls DAY.

SorREnE CoURr-CIRcuiT-Partf Mos. /, 753,
1884, has, I75l. 1863 76e III, TIA l11s I'LL ITs ISL
1873, lIS3 1881 1891, 1895 l7g, 1879 1901 Part ll-Ea.
zilft Sc23 3esi 1857, 1915 3l&2 Part lf-Nes. 1865 1873
r516 ze56 3 1867 so 6l 7l2 $751; s47 2lG s3l $50 osS
has, $50, ill., ll85. 1871. -. -
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcIAL TERn.-Nos. 2e2, 263
2s4 2s5 266 2eS, 2tS 2IO, I'll III. 271 IA 2Ia III. zS
279. 780, 2S2. 2Si. ,. -
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Mos. 1892 S37, 1875
1911 6eS 20IT s0ls 2o2I 323 ?9z 2c77 22s. 2o3l, 1865
2035. Part II.-N6 calendar posted.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.--Part Mos. l4S5,
1881 1882 1894 1895 1856 1885, 1883 1889 1900 l5Ol 1904
1893. 1901 1888. Part IlNos. ESQ., ia 1865, 1906 1869
o. 500, las. l476 ls7e 1872 1880, 1883 1855. l4s7
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-Nos. 81, SO, 81, 81, 81.
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DEopLE's LINE to ALBANY. STEAMERS
4 .a HElAnRiKf HUps0s. MONDAYS. wRDs f5-
iaaAt . arr iSm fbos Cour,E1.dt fek.ts seld' and
checked all points Wes Freight taken sI lors"
rates. i.4nI1 e'At. h a. N'''' ''' ni'' III
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rINHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, -.-
BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HAkBOR.
AND SETWEEN BOSTON AND LlvERPOOLl CALI
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOH.
ASIA Shannon. leaves New York. Wednesday, Apr.
CANADA leaves Sostos... "Wednesday Apr IS
AFRICA hSods .l-svss NewYo orb. "Wednesday. AN "a
Ar RIA Stone Boston. WsdDcsdAy Apr. ~
pi Hsik ioti...eayss New. York Wednesday. May p
EUROPA, Mir. leaves Boston. ednesday MAY ~
AJSrhALkSlAS. Cook leaves.N. T.. Wsdnesday MAJ. "
Eaon aBw.IoRK TO LivsRrooL
Chief Cabin Passa1-.,
bxcond Cao,a Psssssc............s....' WV
BosroS TO LIVERPOOL ..,
CInef Cabin Passage
Second CsDta Passage. % w
psysh. gold lee equivalent In Unted States CURRENCY
Berthe 4 secured untl paid for. 80
A experienced surgeon on board
her Of these ships viii not be accountable Ter Spe.
eie Nauub@s unles bs Of Lading having The value ex
pressed are signed therefor .. .f. .... .."..
For Freight oT Passage apply TO- - 90
, T. CUNAHD. No. bowling green y
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Crgd! Nofltes.

IN Pursuance of an order Of ROSWELL c.
4 BRAlNAaD. esq, Surrogate Of the Coanty Of hnr'
Notice 1, n,Fsby gysn sooo,dDE 10 all persons having
esns sxaint JOhN c. Brown late Of tn. City Of Brook
iyn decsa.ed thai they required 70 exhibit the s.ne
a, the re,ideoos Off. r. WYMAE, No l2l Jorsl.nona
Sreosiyn or Il tho place Of bssae., Of b. r. hALLOCh,
No 10 Dutch.st. IN the city OF Now.l ofk Oh o. poiso
III. 2ltb dsy of me mort Dsisd December IT, 1907
= BENJAMIN y: VIVIAN Erecutors
s,o ,.ysmP DUDLEY WILLIAMS,
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Passengers Arrived
In steamsite LsvtslaAa, from Ls~poOI-A Schmidt AMI
100 IN tbs stesrsge.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMlgER-AYsIL s-B,fsr,
Ju,tiee IsGRAHAM
b Trial FOR THE MURDER or POLICEMAN.

" Trial FOR THE MURDER or POLICEMAN.
q ,Edgerd Mccormack WAS placed on thai this
seIng for the uDrder Of Henry L. Williams policeman
tne ninth Ward toe l3,b Of Oetobst So2 by shooting
~ win pistol TIE prisoner tiled under the zane
'e ment last month but toe JHfy disagreed. The desas
e ~ wSf fbst the prisoner aborins under tempo
q .hI" insanity wntp he committed the deed.
a. a. Hal for the people, Henry i. Clinton
I" ~ ssissdAnt lt
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE--APRIL g. - Before
GA Commissioner WHITE.
? lSogFIEhFEIT POSTAGE CURRENCY.
W." hseaan wn arrested aud brought up for
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~ --WiLLIAM b. bhWAhD and Oeofe o. UI~s
se~,IS, dscessed Plaintiffs, sssint JOHN b MONELL
AID Aebsocs It's Wife. Eli Aoaeh sod Cara bis Wis snss
Ions si.Tistts Mcneil Sarah Mcneil, Lsws Mons Jane
WlelLan. William Wickham and Charlotte hls WIZ
Iohn ~ Wistbam Charles Wickhln, Johu y. WicAham,
YlIa Ann Wisknsun aud Francis WekhaD, Defends t.
10 the Defsudsns shove named and escn Of them; roo
Are hare hsreby and required 20 answer the
plant In Ills seton which 1. h day Sled 10 tne Ohee OF
pe Clsk Of the County Of 0ugs Goshen 10 said Ceoey
sndt q OF answer 10 mo snld W
die .nb.orihsr his Ocs In The Village OF oothsn soo
I'D within tssuy days after the servics Il this on
exclusive Of the day OF such service and Soa is 20
seI Tho sait complaint within the time Aforesaid tls
usinas a. this sctior will sppy to the Copr for the ae6
S..5.d Ia The ooup sint-Dstei Goshen March H. lEoL
NM lsy6sR ". q. SHARPE Plaiplin' Attorney
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sTATx OF ygy YoPE
6latlonerp ano fanrp GOODS.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY
N full supply constantly on hand and made 10 order
Bu.ine.s invited call 1t the old stand United
S,aes Rrvsuue Stsnps constantly on hand
~ HOWE FERaf lao $. Raynor, No. 20 BowerY.
A PERFECT LINE.--A Hair Line can be
N formed as perfectly with BUCKS lNDLLlBLE INK
~ can 10 made with the bott writing ink on pspc Bed oy
al principal Drusslss and Statiobes =
WuLIAM p. LYON, -a
w ENVELOPE MANUFACTURER
No 5yT Pesrl,t, near broadway. N T.
Always hand al extensive variety, neuons ~ shes
.,l.. ..y nea;y enanslsd Motto Bands
Pstrepafo collected Odes thsrhfnlly Ieceiysd aud fah'
fully executed. SAMPLES sent when desired
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of oNI AK 3

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of ONIAKIU,
On. Y.-sTEPH IN G. HICKS igt AtbEEr ~
MATCH --saunon, for Money Compliant hrd 10 AZ
sunaIoord TO sp.~es os complaint Of sfEP "
HcKs PGnti copy u which MI 90 hiod IA the One
H. ~ Of CIssi, Cuunty ard TO serve copy o. JoI
On the snbsefbsr al niee 10 Canal d9gu "a aiu
Cotv yfthfn twenty cHys after the seIvice OF th
mou, exclusive af tie DAY of rciyies or che PiSNn w
tsSs i,1SIent against you FOR fys hundred dollars VIZ
.,,, or ths satne IRON day Of Decesaf It1S eH
- 80. EDW. HIGHS. Plaintiff Attorney;
me Comp sn in the soovenled action sss hsd 10 asa
oasr,o Cono,y Clerks Office ihs lsb day Of Mach I'
: Mhs0 lsv 6wf EDW. HICKS, PAiStan A"oip"'
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g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Ie,sl WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. itoA
COMMENCING DECEMBER !. 1861
Pssseneer Station IN Newrork corner 9th st. saa s'ss"
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For Nsw.Hsven, T. a. m. Tx u IL rs 2is thLb 49,"
For Bridgeport, 7, So m tEI); isis an tE1h 81" ~
For Milford s,rstord Fairfield Southport and ws'sPss
orNo:waik, $50 m. l2ls 2ls tEx) a4e 40 %N
For psriep and Greenwich T. go. M, nls $40 40,
i Fof Stanford. I. lE1l $50 nj Rl' a1 tEI, 40
r., Pop. Chester and intermediate stations T. $50 n
Il Is, $40, 4.30 $50 $50 p. N. . d.
10, Port Chester aud New. Rochelle, .. N
CONNECTING TRAINS, 80
To= Boston. via Springfield tx 2l5 (Ex1 d. q
For Boston, via Shore Line, lli3 8 p. M.
For Hartford and Springfield u lex j. ila Zia tEx
For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal M. Exk
enc II IS p. II. 20 Northampton.
For hartford, Providence aud Fishkfi RAILROADS. 3 -
Fvr New.iIaveu Nsw.London and steninstOn Railroads.
Canal Railroad II Is p m. to Northampton
70. Housatonic Railroad to PiItsieid. .
For NaugatuoA Rail- DAD. A. Ia. 2.l3 p.
For DsDbury ard NofwaIk Railroad 10 In. j. pPm
Commodious ssepug Cars atiached TO ths D. IN Ifsn.
JAMES IL HoYT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADFLPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST. via yER-
yFY CITYMsii and Express Lines leave New iork att
and 10 a. M. 4 6, 1880 Sud l;3j Fare SS Through
fos Washington ard at ard Q. M. for the West y
J. w. WOODBURY.. Assistant Sup erintsadent
baggage will bs received for trains unless delivered
and checked Is minutes 10 advance Of the time Of esso
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SUPERIOR COURT-srrclAL TTx-AYRIL a-Befor
Justoe NoScKinS.
r

SUPERIOR COURT-sPHCIAL TKhh-ArRn a-befors
Justice NoScKiny.
DkCIsIoHs. ..."H tg. III
Benoni Howard ct al. agt. Brevoort Insurance Co.
Motion to smend complaint sr.ots "a, upon ~
cash disbursetneDh. i, -. I'm, a.. NJ,
Lsdd ssL oCsnAer ct ali Gsrr'on ast Kelly, &e-ordsr'
granted NJ, r.,. p.,ror, 81
Robert Abbot agt. DANES A. Roosevelt. Motion
IA antinue denied and Injunction dissolved with
costs Pspers lev IN Clers's Office I.lt
Henry Il. Hens agt Heury Woo Injunction restraining
both parties frsetsd, and tceivet sppointd d
TsIAL TRRs-APRIL a.-befors Justice RoBEsTsoN
SUIT TO KIcovER DAMAGES ToR THK DIATH OF 4
DILL. HUSBAND. .I
Ann S. McKeep, administrative, &c, Of Themaa Mexican
sgt the New oIk and Harlem ralread Co.
The plaintiff sued, as administrative Of her do
ceased husband 70 drases Of the defendants feI
causing hi, death oIsn by ming o. their tr.in'
against the horse and carriage OF deceased rns him %
mach 10 HE death. Negligence ehrsed the
defendants Tho defendants for defense that the de-
ceased was oaree verde. was rendered for the defepd
Shser Hall appeared Tor the plaintiff and Chas W.
SANFORD for tho defendhntS
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SUPREME CouRT-CuAuBrns.-APRn a-Bsfors
N Justice BknKARD. .l - ID.

John L. v. Stockmeyer sgt. Caroline T. Stock
meysr.-Jpdsmsnt Of divorce granted iet
Henry Edgeito0 sst Oliver w: Bird-Lssss uvsn X
plaintiff to hle q supplsmsntsl complaint
!nre Application Of Anna X Frssm,n--Ordsr ErsnfSd
Peter Cooper Fire lhsarsnes Company q. Wii n
ct al 1--we ess-s; inpttoon for Sewing berohsnS CasES
OF. james Flanagan OF al ypdsmsnt ordered:
Jrms G. Griffin bst. Albert II. Wright Motion dcnkd
$40 costa r-- ..t. IL D. . ff. ' ...
Before Justice surHRHLaVp.
Joseph Kittlstt OF al. agt. VIM. j. ksrr-Motior
granted 81 costs. ..f.' ..
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY x, K
IN For Albany Troy. North aad west:--WlNTEh AN
pANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov. IT, 1862
For ALBANY lo:3Oa Express NJ IL Train from e'sh ~
For Local Trsins zee Time table
Supe
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INFORMING BOAT for POUGHKEEPSE.-
UA stesner ARMENIA VIII Leave foot Of Aarr,,snst.
EVERY MORNING a. o'clock 3nst. st 7;lo, landing -
usual al d 20 Returnog leaving o.
COmInencne WEDNESDAY April ial Sunday exceSsd.'
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IL TERMiNUS-PasseBser Depot, Jsmesshp aud loys y
34th-s 4. R-Wnter arrangements commenting ss1osy,
Dot. a. 1909: Leave New YORK at Tor GfsenPostt 80
HsI Dor Orient and Hsmptous at . M and m Tor fsp-
bsi K, az and for Syoss-ti ct o. m for aemp-
stead SUNDAYS the leaves Hurtef's Point tJ3thSe.
Ferry) at q. Ysphsnk and Intermediate sstiens
Al excursion ra es; returning leaves Yahank - 3
On Fricay and Saturday night The p Yshsok tam WI
run through 10 Grsenpo returning Saturday ana MONDAY
morning l:l5 arriving IN Nav OH aty:9Z m
, 1863-04-11
Experiments on Iron Targets.

Experiments on Iron Targets.
IN the London papers ef III. .:;h ultimo, We
find raporfs Of further experiments made in
firing ut iltn tarvets, with Whitwurth and
Armstrong l,rejcctiles. The target used,
which is hllown rs Captain tngifs' eiield, con-
sisted Of double slabs of wrong iron, placed
transycrs. 1y, with IN crnbr:ssurein in the ceuter.
To the left uf this they were eight and tive
inches thick respectively, and 10 the right
seven aid five Inches; the whole being boited
nn to an irun backing by massive bolts, and
supported by wrought-iron struts. The num-
bcr of shots fired Ut it was only seven, In con-
sequence II tho difficulty in obtaining clear
sea room.
The first was from Whitworth 1.lnch muz-
zle-loading riflr-gun, throwing 120.pouud
shot. This was loaded with 25 pounds Of
powder, and . ilat- headed hardened projectile-
On striking the left side Of the target, it emit
ted Il sheet Of flame, the head of the shot bury.
breaking into fragments. It Is supposed to
Lave 11ade III indcntion fonr or i've Inches in
drpth. The next shot was from an Armstrong
gun, which was a smooth bored, 100 poundeF,
having the same charge OF powder, and spher-
ical ball, with a velocity Of ,469 feet per Sec
ond, while the Whitworth was only 1910.
This shot made circular dent about ? J in-
ches deep, cracked one Of the inner plates,
knocked of bolt head, md shook the whole
target quite roughly, but not sufficiently SO
to damage it tor 1uturc service.
Number three Was from 800 FOUNDER Arm-
strong gun, rif1cd on what Is called the xhuns
principle That is to say, though the shot en-
tess easily by the muzzle down one series Of
grooves, it is shuntcd into another series,
nlo,ng which it passcs when discharged. The
a:sd oa1l vas 70 1s inches in length and weighed
~ pounds, having charge Of IS pounds Of
roFaer, whicl. sent it with !, velocity Of i, $50
1cet per second, shook the target, cracked an
outcr plate; but otherwise inflicted no dam
aye.
The fourth trial wae mado with whit is
called the Thomas gun, which is ritled on a
peculiar principle. The weight Of natal
thrown, was ISL pounds Of wrought iron, with
Is pounds Of powder. The bail on strikiuc.
, 1863-04-11
The Ecstr17cxion OF .Faclzso.,-
yi1ke.
fCOrrrsDnn1tu,,. r Tri1,rnn

The Destruction OF .Haclzso.,-
yiIle.
Correspondence n +. Trbunc.1
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March -, 1888
.Jacksonville is in ruins. That beautiful
clty, which has been for so many years the
fasolite rcs..rt fi.r inralitis frnn, I'll. Nnrth,
has today been burned to the ground, md,
what is Ead 10 rccord, By The soldiers of the
National army. Scarcely 4 mansion, cot
tage, a negro hut or q warehouse remains.
aud beautiful, with the thickest foliage tue
orange groves pcrfu.ning the air with ;lleir
blusson!s. tho tycamores, tho old century
plants ;Itlorning every garden, the palmetto
and bay onet trees, ever tropical in yCrdure,
the rose and the jvstamine-all that At this
season, indeed, might say through all sea-
sons, has made Jacksonville little Eden,
has been burned, aud scorchcd, and crisped,
if not entirely consumed to ashes, by the dc.
youring flames.
AIN now writing on tho deck Of the fine
transport ship, the Boston. Three gunboats
Adams--are lying out in the river, with guns
shottcd, ready to fire tue moment 4 rcbci ap-
pears in sight. The transport vcssels-the
Boston, the Delayan, the Gen. Meigs, the Til
lie, and thu CossacE-are ut the wharyes,
filled with troops; All arc on board, except
picket duty: Three bunk shots from the
Paul Jones have just been fired, as u signal for
them TO come in.
From this upper deck the scene presented
to the spectator IS one Of the most fearful
mng1'iticencc. On every side, from every
quarter If the city, dense clouds Of black
smoke and fame are bursting through the
mansions and warehouses. A fine south wind
is blowing immense blazing ciuder: right into
the heart Of the city, The beautiful SPANISH
| moss, dropping SO gracefully from the long
avenues Of splendid old oaks has caught ire.
rtinr yrh t1tnze
once pleasant streets, nothing but sheets of
flame can be seen running up with the r.pility
Of lightning to the tops Of tue trees and then
darling of to the smallest branches
The whole city, mansions, warehouses,
trees, ehrubbery, and orange groves: all that
refined taste and art through Inony Years have
nrd nm and 1crnnro5 hv t1;s h. 'r,i;n.te ~ ~,
blast. One solitary wo,1an , hnr:a 7,,.li =,
a fcnce between tvo t,rrs M, ie,n ~ h,,f.
starved dug, are the only iiyinT inhahitnnts to
br seen on the strce,s Fiftv f,ni,j.s ,nos3
of thr,n nrofosr;nnr 1;r;o- s3.,;..,ant' ue 4..s
, 1863-04-11

4 little drummer boy in one Of our regi-
mcnts, wl1e had become great fayoritc with
many of the officers, by his l1nremitt1ng good
nnture, happened OIL one occasion TO be in the
officers 1ent when the bane Of the soldier
life passed around. A captain handed glass
to the little tvllow, but lie refused it, eaying,
~ am cadet Of temperance, and do not taste
strong drink.'
but you must take some now. insist Oh
IT. tnu belong to our mess to-day, and can
not refuse" Still the boy stood firm on the
rock Of total abstinence. and held fist to his
integrity.
The captain, turning to the Major, said -
II - Is afraid to drink; he will never
make eoldieE.''
slow is this s"~ said the A1ajor playfally;
and then assuming another tone, added: II
command Jou to takea drink, and you know
it is death to disobey orders"
The little hero, raising his young form to
its full height, and fixing his clear blue eyes,
lit up with unusual bfi1liancy, on the face Of
the officer, said 1t Sir, my fltler died drunk
ard and when entered the army promised
my dear mother, on n.y bendcd Knees, that BY
tlt Ac!p Of God 1would not taste . d1op If
rum, and mcan to Keep my promise. am
eo1y to 1isobcy your orders, sir; but I would
rather suffer than disgrace my mother, and
break my temperance pledge"
The little drummer toy Is now Il wounded
soIIr1cr in the hospital At Vest Philadelphia.
, 1863-04-11

For ii! OF Which It II SPEEDY and certain remedy.
and ercr f.i!s. THIS Lut1i.ent prepared from tit
rtciie Of Dr.. stc;,atn Sweet. OF Connecticut the
famous bone sCtterFand lsa been use! In his practice
70: more than twenty years with TIC most astonishing
As AN ALIENATION OF PAIN. /: IL uartyaled
hy Rny preparation before tile public, ef ~h:a the
most +Eepttc*a NAr he cofrlncct by single t-Ial
TIL LiHiMet III cure rAIdiy anil radically. Rheu
matte Disorders If every Kind and In thou .anIk Of
ca:ss whete It has hce1 used 1t has been known
FOR NEURALGIA. IT viii afford i.amedlat. relief
IN every case. however distressing.
,H VIII relieve the worst Cases of HEADACHE In
TD0IHAC!!E A1so will It cnEe tn 7ienf1y-
FDR NERVOUS DEBILITY ANIL 8EN ERtL LAS.
S!IIDE. arising from trp-1dHn6 or excess ta3
Iln'ment Ia most hafay aud unfai1inx remedy Act
iHE directly u2oa the nervous uasucs It at.ec:nrr*
an! sevvlcs tie system. and RESTORES 1t to elasticity
foK fiLEs:- IN external remedy, wc claim that
produce an c1na7 Every Victim of ihts dtstssssies
afford immediate Etef. and IN majority OF csses vii
0rISsT AND Sure. THROAT are sometimes cx,
trGmtly malignant and dangerous, hnt timely aon,
cation Of this I.nlnens will aever fall to cure
STRAINS are sometimes veET obstinate ana en1ar-e
merit OF the Joints liable to- occur tf neglected
wo.st casE may be conquered By this Hancnt In two
rRi: lsFs GIFTS worNDs. SORES, ULCERS.
S saa S Fssaay !o r. SG9
Cl!I1llLA1Ns: FEt,STLD FEET, AND ISsEcf
BITES AND ST1NGS.
, 1863-04-11

Hats DffEeT1A Cure, GUARANTEED TO CCEK IN ALL
eAsEs, OF TIE MONEY Refunded. The trade supplied
By Lord szith, Wholesale Druggists 3 Lake street.
Chicago. fee3 a55tSu
, 1863-04-11

doubled up like cau1iaower, after making an
indention like the 100.pounder. Another
WliiTorth Was then fred, without producing
effects worth mentioning. The large Arm
strong gun vas next brought to beaf, with
solid shot Of JOG pounds. and charge Of 45
sideraby, and scut its fragments Of cast-iTon
flying through the air with tremendous roar.
Some Of the outer plates were broken in fresh
places, aud several bolts were broken or dis
Logged. Op second trial Of the Thomas
gun, loaded with with q s:ecl shot, it burst
into fragments,
How long the victory would have rcmained
with the target, had the firing been kept un,
can not be affirmed; but 10 far it was complete,
only the onser skin having tuffcrd from the
heaviest altill ~ thai could be brought to bear
upun it. Events shortly 10 take place on our
Sou'le1n coast will however, afford a much
more reliable practical test Of iron armor than
any number Of trials upon stationary targets.
, 1863-04-11

AIOTHERS! MOTHERS!!
1Fl MOTHERS y!
0nnsf all a urrrrrn

HRS NISSLOW'R SOOTHING SYRI.p FOR GILL
Dl1.S TEETIlISC.
lsralushle n:craratIon IS the prescription Of one
RI :e uuet cxpcrtsGccd Rcd skE1ltuf Nurses in New
England knd has been used with tat!nZ saccesa
IN thousands Of cases.
II Dut only relieves Tie clnd from pA.a, bnt iavigo
rates the stomach aad bowels, core cts AGILITY and
gives tore and energy to the whole syst.u. 1t will a.
cost Instantly relieve
eEIP1NG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoL1C.
and overcome Coavu'.o,s. ~.ch. II L;t spec lily
ser:cdcd. +ni In d-.ih. ne believe II The best and
7u.csf re,ncdy In tic Grid In -! DYSENTEY
ard p1a1:RHEA IN ClfLLpHEN. whether Ekl1ng
tom TretlinE 0. from any t.t4.cr cause
Full directions for using III accompany each htt!e
None genuine unes4 lac .inl1e OF CultrlS i PEI
k1NS, New York, Is OF tue outside wrapper,
Sold By all Actficlne Dealers
Principal Office, as Dey street. New Tcrk
PRICK ONLY = CKS1a rkR Dorr1A
, 1863-04-11

"a smile Was on her ltp-hcalta was in her look
Di,sess."
S-T-t86O-X.
Il few bottles Of Plantation Bltters
wnlss6re ;:;; SeI3o9. Headache:
=. Flstuletcy and indigestion.
:. Esetssise hf:Se:; FafiESe and Short Breath.
= P:nst:aton: Great weakness.
Sallnw Conrlc1lou. Weak Bowels, &C.,
Which are t!t evidence. Of
liver COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA,
1t estimated that tenths OF all adult ailments
proceed from diseased aud torpid liver The btlIary
eeczctons Of the liver oyerao~ing Into the stomach
poison tie entire system aud exhibit TIC above symo
toms,
After long research able to present the most
remarkable cure for these hor7d nightmare discases
the world his ever produced. Within one year over
Fix hundred and forty Thousand persons l,avo taken
tho P1antaon pttte1s and not IN Of complaint
has come TO our knowledge!
It Is most cacc,ual tonic aad agreeable st,mulant,
suited to ar conditions Of ;1fe.
for Its acilre properties wholly false. For the
public satisfaction and that patients may consult their
physicians, we append list Of Its conronent1.
CALlsATA DAEE-Celcbratcd for over two hundred
years In the treatment OF Fever and AEue DyepepsIa
Weakness sc. 1t Was Introduced into Europe by the
Countess. wife Of the @ceEoy OF Peru fn l6io and af
tcrH ards sold By the Jesuls Fon ENORMOUS rR1c1
CT ITS OWN WEIGHT N s,1vEE, under the name Of
JEsrrrs Powders. and vas finally msde public by
1pn ar ho1f rn1t tn1
reference to it, febfifuge qu.cs during his South
American travels.
CAsoA1111A DAEK-For diaE1l'ua. collie and diseases
Of the stomach md bowels.
DAsnEI,ox-For Inflammation Of the lolns and
drorsical affections.
CuAxou11E FLowEEs-For cntccblcd digestion,
LAVENDER FLowEns-Aromauc, stluulant and
tonle-llshly my1sosatlng In nervous debility.
W1sTlE1nkEs-Fors scsofula. rheumatism, &c.
AS1sE.-An aroHstc carmInatiye; creating flesh,
muscle and mllk; much used hE mothers nursing.
Also. coyebuds, orange. carraway. cor1andcr.saake
s-T-1sG0-x.
Another wonderful Ingredient. Of Spanish origin.
fm3a1lng beauty to the complexion and brll.ocy to
tho mind. Is yet unknown to tho commerce otthe
world, and we withhold Its name for tho present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES,
ROCHESTER. n. T.. December q, 1861,
Messr* r. H. DnAkE Co. :-Iha7e been = great suf.
t<ey from Dyspepsia for three four years and had to
Al andon my profession, About three months ago I
tried Tic Plantation Diters+ and 10 ny great Joy,
now nearly well uau. have recommended them In
several cascs and far Ikuow always with sicnsl
b,n,lt. lam respectfully yours,
REV. J. S. CATHoRS.
, 1863-04-11

~ renorons ecrpcst-Avad Thick, neck contract
I'd, tail sEort-p1cicrs dark and moist places
Givcs no warning Of its rrovi1a1ty-fesds on
mice, >1Eall bi!de, &c. aud seldom attacks man
is t'ow and clHn,ry iii its motions, and : yery
slight blow sndlccs to kill tit Il also called
..ErIiht I'd ~
, 1863-04-11

ESTATE OF HENRY 8. GOOD
IL RICH. prcr4srp.-Fubllc notice Is hcfcey
g1ren 70 al ptrscq3 ha.Isg = claims and densu5s
present the for adjudication anl settlement 1t
regular tern of the County Court Ct Cook Co9niy
be holden lt tic Court HOUSE. In the aSJ Of CEc1so,
% the thl.L Monday Of May. 4 D. 1851 being the sa
tay thereof --
Chicago March S4th. ls63. mhI.hS96S