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, 1863-06-18

1he Crops In Michigan. ;
From TIC Detroit adycrtiser.7

The accounts respecting the condition Of the
ler time OF the year the note of alarm is usually
scunced. and unhIvorabte reports should ba re-
celytd y ith some grain Of fa1loHance. Atthe same
ce.sn localities from sources too respectable to be
ignored. Tho greatest dam3ga appears to have
been sustained on the line Of the Southern Road,
The diststet Affected comprising portlons Of In:
ofthe injury We are not advised On the line OF the
Central Road the prospect Is good. excerpt In some
localities around Kalamazoo, and Ia Washtennw
tcpaw gives It as his opinion that not more than
half cop will be harv vested in that county On
the line OF tile Mlwnnkce Roat1 there has been no
complaints except tu some parts Of Oakland coun-
ty. Judging from the complexion Of afaiEs on the
whole, there is peslaps no good cause to doubt
that an average crop may be raised in this State.
mort critical period is yet to bepaseed.
, 1863-06-18
Boston Flour market-June Is.


The market remains very dull, with constant
accumulation Of Etocks, and no adequate outlet.
The shipments are very light, both foreign and
coastwise, and the cu11ent wants Of the trade do
not obeorb more than quarter Of the receipts,
which aveEsge some 8 900 br1s per day. Notwitu-
etai ding, prices Of the shipping grades. owing to
circumstances connected with the currency and
exchange, range dollar higher than last year,and
kets, precludes any extensive operations for e1-
port. Prices, which are to q great extent nominal,
DO not vary materially from those Of last week and
though purchasers are constantly demanding con
cesaionr, holders, encouraged BY the hope that po
ltica1 events may operate to sustain aud strength
en- the market, are GLOW to meet their views.
Choice family brands arc Csc lower. The following
afr about the current quotations:
Western superane, s. a5&t650; common extra,
$S:5S@6ss IS; medium. $6t9@5M; snd choice, II
tra Michigan is selling at $7Gc@16o; choice do,
3T55le $50; extra Ohio, SO WG65o: choice do,
$TCclB.00. In Canada and Southern flour nothing
Is doing. and prices arc entirely nominai Corr
n1cn1 is In moderate demand At $4.e5@1 80; aud
re Hour IL selling in suall lots at $16015.50 q
, 1863-06-18

:
FIRST LAKE ExcuRs1oN.-The well known
and elegantly lifted steamboat; B. F. Wade,
Captain Goldsmith, leaves for PORT sar1la to-
morrow night at Z o'clock. This trip Is the
first Of series Of pleasure excursions to
Eackinac-:,d Port Barnia, during the present
iEeaso1,, and Captain q: and his able assistants
are determined that the Inauguration shall not
be exeellcl By any subsequent excursion.
Tie fare is reduced very Low. it being only
IS to Mackinac and return, and $40 to Port
6arnfa and return, and the tickets are made
good on any boat Of the line. Who resist
the temptation to enjoy the cool Lake bFeezes
when the thermometer chronicles over 20 deg.
in The shade hereabouts: ..
DE1Io1ous sTRAwBERa1Es.-We received,
yesterday, from A, III. Purity, Of South Bend.
Ind, a cratc Of most beautiful and delicious
strawberries, embracing " Feasts Fill1nore's''
ard the" Great Austin's Shaker's." The Int
Ter might have sold for Pine.app1es or straw
berries, according to the disposition Of tho
buyers. In size they were more like the
former, but in deliciousness they combined
the rare qualities Of both. Mr. Purdy Is send
ing about $50 bushels Of this delicious fruit
to this ma1ket, daily, aud tho cry is yet for
mole.'
CELEBRATION or TIE FounTH.-An ad
iourncd meeting will be held at the Rock Is
land Houze, No." So Sherman street, on
next Saturday evening, June 2oth, q: eight
O'Clock, Of citizens, to make preliminary ar
rangemcnts for celebrating the anniversary of
our National Independence. 1t is contem-
plated to organize company Of citizens to
be designated the Chicago Union Mounted
Guards. AL those favorable 10 such an or
gantzation In celebrating the Fourth, reres-
pectively invited TO attend the meeting. This
company will be headed by mounted band.
DR1L.-Wc would urge upon all young
men in the city to make themselves familiar
with the musset and its use. By joining ono
Of our city military companies you will ac-
qui:ca knowledge Of something which it is
almost criminal to be in ignorance of In times
like these. Companies "A aud B Ellsworth
Zouayes meet this evening at their arnory in
Garrett Block, for drill aud to form q new
class for any acceptable young men who may
A Goop Tu1Se.-We alludc to tho Bryan
Hall Strawberry Festival to night and TO-
morrow night. Lake Forrest University and
the North market Mission School arc to be
the joint recipients Of the grand benefit this
eyering. Tomorrow evening the latter take
1t on their own account. The objects are
worthy. - >.
AscEnrA1sED.-The name Of the unfort,-
nate man whose horse threw him under the
wheels Of an engine Oh Clark street, Tuesday
af.crnoon, as noted in our last issue, Is Ball
a co per on South Water street. We under
stand that the injured 1iu,b has been ampu-
a. 81 - -
, 1863-06-18

Fletshts are frmer. To Liverpool, $1,000 bu
corn :d. ships bags; 5000 h1 wheat !. 81, halk
ID. To London. 1000 h1ls nour at Is :il 20 o hu
Whcat at ~ bulk. and per Neutral, Isl brls oil
cnkc at ss 81 SO bsls Hour es 81. and 1000 br1s
OIL Ut U.s.. To Hayre. 5000 br1s dour at &c. An
Austrian bark with ooo bu grain to Cork for Or
deEs. at o. Is nd II to direct port 4 British
bark. with $500 bn grain was chartered to Gloa-
ceeter at Cd. A British brig, with 1900 bu, to .
direct Irish port, on private terms, and an Italian
bA1k to Cork, for ortiets, u I'd.
, 1863-06-18
THE CITY.
REPUBLICAN UNION DISTRICT con-
YEMTl0n.

.,,.
- .I.N~.s- ~s1 ~ "s4ese@e'
1soA! @s 80 y. SSoA NV u1Ae, o4p,'sns
~. es'o1 !usAa1 >41ea4s W LII ota@e VI Annple'
- y. 1a ~ suo 'oo' ioou'' ~ s"e e1ty
.. th,caeo' W 'ae .sen uA' 81 JUNG lnss'' NJ
=. ~. ~ s.s p.pees . ,,sou nt,s
~ 10y ~ ee0es -. ~ o' 1. 4.- ~. .1. 90.
s.ss .., nrs s,.-s. - ~ ,,.ss
$3.50 ~ ~. ~-s.. -, -. na.a.aas oe.h,. c.s+s ~
~. -o.,. - ,n..t,s+ - a., ~. a.e..,o,,
ee y: 80" ~ ~. -. ,1..s1 1IyA ~
s4 - "e -, ~ .A@ o1.o AHo
Convention Will coneist OF one hundred delegates
from the county Of Cook, and twenty-five dele
....x.... ~. so,r+. ~ -.
Ketss A"in M tae tonJ ~ oAS*
~. v BEl14 =. 0LAAA ". J. AK1oS,
WA1ERxAR1arzD,h Z: AAssKI, Gxo. srnoso.
JAS. T. Conx, .. a. SHERMAN, JusTus BAxas.
= Lake CoEnty Central Committee.
rooK roTry,rv p,,rtT T.nv 1,rrTTyco
Pursuant to the above requiaition for District
Convention. ttc Rennh1tran Tnton r1ee+n+s of fhe
ftv of fs,,cs, M orronl- .nd ~, o.,a.e
1csts oa tmesgo ana County OF cook. aad au o'acta
tiupe. who arc sincerely dcei1ous of aiding the
.ovn,r,net fn fta ~for+a ~ .nncrcx. tbc rcho31nn
"" ~ nanasas ~ =. ~ -r;,h ~ ..s,ta.s ~
" %ho are opposcd TO compromise Nath tfsa1ofs IN
as7as and In favor Of their zubucation and punls
,;,ar. ora uho a,1 IN f.xor ~ q x,ro,o,z nroaccn.
n'eu'' auu "no ae ~ 4@'oi "a 'f'o.uas p!o'ee
.ae1ynt3on of the constttutIon and tle Union. are
t.e e.aeA Nv .As oea, 1~
hereby requested 70 nolo pf'mssy meee.nssi In tnen
ne .sa eas .. 10, Inc se
to be holden IN TIC Supervisors, m Room in chieaso
, 1863-06-18

Albany 1.-Two Stock Markct-June IS.
Eecvee-Receivcd, 1850. The supply OF hecyes
ia axnin large, and OF quality somewhat ne,ter
than the offerings last week This mn.ko: Is no.
ttcrable for the large number Of stl-fed cattle In
the yards, Illinois furnishing upwards Of 900 head
down By spectators who contracted for them
mouths ago, and ut prices that Will scarcely afford
d profit at the present rates. While few think
they have sold ia well they could have dane last
week, the majority OF scllera say that they have
had to concede 10geoc = 100 MS of lAst weeks
p,1ces, and taking quality into account tho ngnres
on nearly all the transactions reported to u.s. bear
them out. We, therefore, quote the. market ac-
eording1y. The demand for New York Ia sharper
than It was then, as everybody looks for a slight
cautiously, and only to moderate extent. :.
,Eog8 arc in large supply, aud tho market ia dull
and dropping. We qnoie, nomina1.y, 4,s947:e 3
Ib.' We have no late gales to report. Receipts at
.Eaat Albany Tor the waek $500,
, 1863-06-18
ST. Louis Niurkct-Iune1 Is.

The hour market WAS exceedingly dull, and
srar1c1y aly sa1es were mailc. Wheat Was also
dull, mile,s standing OF for lower prices. Kcpo--
ted talcs small at nc to S1-1s for common to
choice fusl and ore or wo.sall lots Of cxtra a.
higher price. not made public. Corn was drnl-r,
with considerable sa1es at 61S5sc for prime mixed
anG yellow, and 6c for lot ofehoice white. There
was fair business In oats ut Tic per bushel. Sor-
snail eA1ea Of rye at SC indcated decline n TIL
Ing trai spired In provisions round lot of lnr1 ]
chahce6 hands. hut the PRICE was not made put.
lie. Whisky Was stiff, with couple of sales at -
@E0c. Better prices arc paid TO- wool 3135: To-:
unwA.hed, and eG4lf5c for wished. In other corn~
Mri}itiee there were 20 changes.
, 1863-06-18
CHICAGO COUNTRY PRODUCE
MARKET. ,

CHICAGO, McNpAf EVENING, June 13
Shippers Of produce, in order to realize the
should heed tho following instructions:
Mark the consfgnca's name plaiHly and neatly
upon each package to ba shipped, together with
Tour own name o. private mark, end also the con-
lie cure that the articles are in good order when
"a, tnto The package and That thsy are 80 put up
Send an invoice to the consigace By mil irmc-
d1ately on shipment Of goods.
G5 eoun emit, ons s
c.t dit a brand. and make purchasers cautious In
future, to the disadvantage OF the shipper.
= r., , BEANS. - -
For prime qualities there is m active demand,
and quotations arc firmly maintained. b1t inferior
qualities are dull and neglected. We quote:
r. rr1ma Navy, per ba-''........:.!..- S5seao0
Good od....-.....-... a23D LED
IoHmoo. .......-.... ....-..-.-....-... 1-IM9 @.uV
BuTI1r.
The Eutter market has ruled rather quiet during
the week. The receipts have been liberal. bus
shippers were nnxiou. to bay on lower terms, to
which holders would not colcede. We quote:
Ctnice ..141114Hc
t,on anu af'''''..---..-..'.:e.+---- oi%8c
cnEEsE.
TEtre is not much doing in State or Wisconsin,
and the market ID dull. Western Reserve and
Hamburger le in faiE supply and hrul, with good
demand. We quote: 80. :, :.
~ MiamhuIgh.. ..---......- ....-..-. .1lH9l2 c
W. Reserve: .:10H111
Ills. aid Wis.,. .;.::......--..........-. 90 L
The supply during the week has been liberal,
and nndet fair demand the market WIS steady at
ede14c. -,
The general market is dun For, spring chick
eng there is Il good demand, bnt other kinds are
dull and neglected. We qnote: i. :..,.--
Old Chickens = doz;. .Eo@1,75
, 1863-06-18

ard was firm At the advance. sales at the Board
2,5f0 bu red +. o. b. at 1.; GOO bu do 0. b. At
Sandnsky at late; cars red OH track at 1866;
ehit. On track at 13:c. Other sales were made on
private Terms Forn--Market continues dull and
inactive. sa!c Of ! cir af earn on track at 5lc+
noon at Csc Oata-The demand and supply both
col1ttnue light. No sales were made this foro-
, 1863-06-18
AN ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUD.
L NEW PHASE OF THE CONFI-
DEKCE GAME,
2he TUo Shafpers Brought to Grief
By the Grand Jury OF the
Recorders Court.

a new phase OF the confidence game has re-
Gently turned up in this city, which, for the
boldness with which it WIS played, and the
marked though brief success which attended
the plant Of the operators viii! compare fayor-
ably with the most skillful cases which have
reached the surface in Eastern cities.
The parties engaged in ills enterprise we're
Edwin A. Welsh, rho, during the past winter
and spring, was n boardcr at the Sherman
Houae, and Benjamin F. Downing, an old res
ident Of Chicago, who has been keeping real
estate Office for several years on Clark street.
Welsh, tits believed, was mere adyenturer,
who came West Last summer for the purpose Of
making all he could ont Of the people. He
first went to Fort Madison, Iowa, but the
field there WIS too small for his high asptra-
tidns, and very soon be wcnded his way to
the Garden City. Here he gave out that he
was man Of wealth, and intended to build a
large packing house, and engage largely in
pork and packing. EARLY last fall he purchas-
ed Of Dr.. Brainard 4 piece Of land on the
South Branch, near bridgeport, for some
.sG,0 Geo, Of which 81 900 was to be cash. He
borrowed Of two Kentuckiaus the 81 900, on
short time, and made the payment, and at
onca sct about erecting his establishment.
The mechanics, however, readily ascertain
ed that he had no money, and after:
The walls we're M, they tlcd their claims
under the Mechanics Lem Law. Welsh,
nothing daunted, then raised by mortgage on
Tie property, s13, ,0oo, paying of DR.. Bralnard
and settling the most pressing Of The claims
asalast s1'n: 4ooat 'nc LEV VI January 1ast
L. E. 1o"hnS oets1ne conneeteu "14n MN IN
LIS schemes, and not partner, certainly
acted well the part Of coadjator. The first
husincss Of the ne" firm vas to advertise for
clerks mud other employees, such as they
would require in their establishment thas
was 10 be, appending TO- the advertisement 3
notice that applicants would be expected 70
deposit a cestuln amount Of money with the
advertisers :,e guarantee for tle faitMu1 per
f.1manee IF their duties.
Tie bait was eagerly seized by large nam-
ber Of persons, mostly from the country, who
we:r here seeking employment, and it is al.
legged thet Welsh and Downing received, in
the aggr gate, sums amounting to thousands
IL dollars. DC tits as 1t may, thsy::did receive
$500 from sainut1 S. Morrison OF Michigan,
Wlo they engaged us book keeper, At asalaTy
of $500 lAr apnum; $500 from Edgar L. Gas.
len Of Pecato1tica, Ill, who was to be entry
cle1k; and si75 from Simon L. C1aneton, who
ncccptea the position Of foreman Of meat
market, which was 10 be established In con
1ection with the packing house..
The 1hrcu persons named, after de7ositing
their money; waited long and patiently for
the promised situatiors. and many were the
days set npon which they were to commence
their 1abors. 1t Is needless to say that they
, 1863-06-18

Received, 3,64s brls dour, 56as bu wheat, 1,853
bu com, ,4s6 bu oats. On Change to-day there
were more buyers than sellers Of wheat In fact,
Buyers were offering $1.5o34c Tor No. l red and
*1.4oc for No. ! white I; O. b. Other grains nn-
changed. The -four market Is apparently at the
lowest ebb, and there il no such thing as forcing
tals. In sueh q state Of the market rates arc, of
con1se, nominal.
, 1863-06-18
CATTLE mAEKET.

...-. WEDNESDAY 7 EVENING, June II.
HEEF CATTLE-Thc7c was vcry little dotng In
the market to day, rs tho receipts we.e light aud
not 1t nli attractive to the shippers. We hear Of
no saleA worthy OF mention.
DCG6-The receipts to.day were light. which
materially restricted the volume ol business. The
iuarket was ro1nina11y unchanged. Sales were:
uoce. Avg. Irtce. Hogs. Avg. Price.
M2 %G S4QO e. 2A5 4lt0
, 1863-06-18

Buffalo Live Stock Nrarket-June is.
The receipts Of cattle last week were 3,s83 head
against $3.50 for the pregions week an increase Of
ruled dull and heavy, andnot single sale has been
reported.
The receipts Of hogs were SO head against ee2
The market has ruled dull and heavy throughout
tte past week, owing In part to large receipts. =
, 1863-06-18

Mceers. Il. D. Hull 4 Co., notice, thus: 'sFo1
hemlock eole the market has remained az last
noted. active and drm Throughout the week. A
number Of buyers, In addition to the usual
quota OF Eastern manufacturers and dealefs, have
ctasers when desirable stock offered. ORDERS also
continue to come in quite freely, but the quantity
Of business done is greatly restricted By scar
IN The Swamp. ia less than has been held for :
number OF years. Many of tho trade have aold
noet OF their parcels. soon to arrive, and even
ehould tho demand become much tedqeedt 70 can
, 1863-06-18

schF To1k etate. Dimtck. Buffalo T. 500 bn corn. -
schs Nary. storntt Burato, 10.f.s hn corn
Eeaf MattaEHnaett aackett. Knfa1o, Il 80 hu CORA
sehE Adi5ond1s !. r. @cEss. bq1alo: ls!ooo bu corn
Echr N eerd. SHAW. Kin ngsrou. TO- SIS hu rnaat.
EtEr Anna CEstE, Eoyd, Kingston. f6S55 bu wheat
, 1863-06-18

Wheat In Store ut Milwaukee.
The Chamber Of Commerce at Milwaukee reports
1868 at6 buehels Of Wheat In rtore in that city,
against 3ss bushels in store on the correspond
date IN 1852
, 1863-06-18
Opening OF the Wool Season.
from the Detroit AfyertSser. Jrne 131

ss nts ~ e. o ths
market. A correepondtn ut at Oxasso skatcs that
all Offering has been taken by touse there at $50
ELc: at Monroe and number Of otaer points the
same rates are being paid.
, 1863-06-18

look fozno accumulation Of stock for soma time to
come. We Advance quotations about Hc. On all
descriptions, at which the market closes verJ dFm
with tendency toward still higher E8tes- For
oak tSDued the demand is more active, and with q
limited supply pricea Rrc very frm. Rough upper
lis also in actiTe inquiry at full prices.' -
, 1863-06-18
New York, Stock mar1Ket.

1oyENFMENT STOCKS.
= Government. stocks quiet.
Uses 81. :10s1{ .10sG10Gx
MoFEY-Steady at cat.
Sterling exchange dull and lower at 15s1B1t59
fer drst claes bills 80.
Gold lower, ops ming at 149. declining to 1441,
ard closing weak at AK,
, 1863-06-18

NOW &6fK seed mafKet@Jnno 16.
C1oyeseeed 1s quiet, but firm. Small sales at sK
Gs!c; Timothy seed Is hela viii more arnncss'
bu. Rough flag fs more ealeablc, md held firmly
at se.4el2 GO Q bu for western and state. Calcutta
lirsccd has sold more freely and the market Is nr-
mfr; eales I, eco bags and LOCO pockets here and
in Boston. part to arrive at S32715133 30 . bu,
now held higher.
, 1863-06-18


TIE MARI sco:respondent say5; "Tte
sle,phet.G capt Wage nt asd from bets.n Is Qeeors
Lad hc1 te~boom carried away. She vii psoSeed 70
. cargo for henen dlrect. Passengers MI IN good
heAHh. c:eAn and Wrn dressed, And apparently hara
ndA'-tDetro1E Eree Prcas
Cn1cAoo VTssELs.-The fol1o9 vessels arrived
1t EnnAo on tho 18th rst.: Props Badger stass, We
roaa; brig Lowell. scsrs Hoppock. Twin s'sseTs, El1
IA Marion Esan. Eliza. Mott. Grant. Loae Star. Aa-
Hesota. Thrts Bells. Easls Wing. facn. Williams
The following vessels cleared from Buffalo en- the
1stl lst: Props Racine Adr.atlc. Queen OK the Lakea
Forest Queen. Hunter ori. Bann-r; tchzs willtatas
uorpcck Mott Grant. Lone Star. Three Bells oneidx,
1linreiot3. .:,.-
;.' VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tsibunc.I
DE7Rorr. June II. 1863.
EF-P1ops lows, Queen Of tho Ls1es. Ida. Racine.
Fcrtst Queen; bark West; bttgs Bsuuer, Lowell.
C,ark Cornella. Williams: kchrs Alexandria Mo+ele.
3uur rtsota. w3andot,o Three EeIl5. Hocpock, Brad
ley. NichoaP, Wellington
DewS-PEop Masnower: bark s1cery; schrs Ram-
i1tnu. Ml1@aukee. ae1le.
, 1863-06-18
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
HHIDoEroRr. Jzne II, 163-9p. N.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
HH1potroRr. Jzne II, 163-9p m,
. CLEARED.
investigator. Athens.
Eet dtuke AtEena.
Walter Smith. Athens.
S tale Athens.
sebussopoi, Norri.. 81 m lurn N shin. i: n lasa.
Amer:ea. LasAlle I4t nj 1un-
9old E1gia I..ale 50 m lum. 5 N shin. % m lata-
PaI,on Btownlow. LasaIe. ~ m tun, 50 m shin. Is N
.ath
u soilla. Btsrae1Iss. ::
Wave, tnsANe
Geo Taylor Joliet.
! / Alc1 c1aneer, Lockport Is N shin.
snltan Lssalfe. @ N l0m. 10 n aidlag % n shin, =
1ntis. ~ hriA eRt.
Se..1Al 1i4&a.lu.
Tide. LaAnl.c.
Erz.lts Queen. Ottawa
ARRIVED.
John McEullis AerTis so bu cam
Atlanta. lAss]le. $500 bo corn. ..
G GAs1oEd, 1ock20ft. 600 ou corn. eo09 ha oats
Tine Not1s. sSt& bu corn. 4 % lbs drainage pipe.
Rescue, Juliet s. yds dimension ssone. 81 1ds Euoo1e
.szcre.
, 1863-06-18

CnA1s, .Whcat-Salee /, ECO bu No Red at 1876;
f,GG0 bu No Red ut 1900 4,003 bu rejected Red At
tI1c; 2,OC0 bu No White at 1886. Cosn-Sales
1910 bn No at SIC. 100 bn Al S at &c. Freights
are unchanged. All the vessels In port are under
charter at figures heretofore given, &c to Buffalo,
and &c to OBwego.
, 1863-06-18
fuunn.

EOUND-Came into the enclosure
IL cfp. D. Lobdeu, at Calumet . small Red Cow,
With Cali, which TIC owIer viii cali, pay caa:geA aud
takG Ter away. Je1B GS95 3ss.
EOUND-On the floor Of one Of
OR sa.et.c ons oae day last week. sinai roll Of
hills. The Gin Eaye the same By paying for this
adre3ta srneut, =. KEITH. EAApS u co,
iel1 EE4. II
, 1863-06-18

Boston seed Market-June 15.
Lsnsccd te dTnet and tending upward. Sales Of
,icD bags at 1926. cash, now held at $3.50; 2,5i0
bags to arrive at New York, at $3.1U, cash-
, 1863-06-18
ID I e ID .

In this city. june 18th. FIX sNK GaLE, ycunccst son
of Chaa Il. Anu Comma /. Seaverns. aged year and
II r1u*fs =. ..-.
al ttrna their res:e:ec Old street. between
EfAte and Wabash avenue. at al clock today {Thuss
dxy). the 18th
In ttIs city. Tuesday, the 18th 1nss. GEoEEE ".
OF Thouas and earah Jhue Burgess. aged 10 years
Ut untie.
Funeral from ST. Vest Lste street. Thursla7 af.as-
conn IT 2 OF lock
II Buffalo papers p1rase copF.
, 1863-06-18

New York Salt Market-June Is.
Comes in epa1ingly, aud the market is quiet.
27G1 sacks Liverpool Ground sold at $i.47.s,
nc pths from store. /. =.
, 1863-06-18
A. CARD .
To All Afflicted with Catarrh, T'laroht
Disease and Affections OF tho Chest.

s,iaa.snnn5 n:cTinn" NTthn Gf,csI'
-.
f, D., ]; Winelow; Aver, Physician for Afe:tions
~ s.:cE'a Building. ee1ner q Rsndoipd and n pcsr-
rarment OF practice: The extraorsiinary saecess
Which has atttldtl e practice IN this city, has
b. parties in Chicago: i is especially desirable
that 81 "ho have nes.l Of medical ala. either for
distance. who cannot come to tue cry to remain
hefe !ef sseaafh, ean, nses M an examlna.on NJ re-
With success. W,s1s It il Impesssls f95 the gssty
10 .e no hn ana Ta snc
csse lit ~ ~ ens.1nns sit. be- fornisSsd - nn s1
y re EsItan psaeuct thc remedy reaches thc
rsl1l a,eeaseu, aoa Improvement ~ seen anu 1e1t
irom ot INC nfet dhs o. lsealmcn5.
The patient 1a not required to tako much nsal'
The remedies are Mid and pleasant In their ac-
There Is no ba!hlss Or ca!olnel employed.
ue seM eaa @ o. FEY ;, , aos E
~ business win hare no occasion to suspend his
bcstrees n oI.!cr t2 pursuG e. Treatment: t.u,,c,,
ean se peeay enied III Il tkaa IL ssss tee
Y to CONSUMPTION and death, 1t is wise to arrest
"a al dirsts Il d nria call for nve.ta
tlon,. and every facility will be afforded FREQ Of
Charge. -.
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L4pLs 1oaAt 4EAGEE OF CHtCAeo.-A Mctt-
tia u a. N Wa1aere nsi nand5Ipta Street Ills Thu:s
dry afternoon, june 18th. at : o'clock p. ~. AL
Members arc requested to be present.
Fl order Of the President.
June 18th, 1eGs.
NEw BooK-A Point OF Honor. For eale BY ].
NcSal1y Co., & Dearborn street. . .:..
|" SJ Mc.thants, Banksrs, Lawyers, theirfanI1ies
ai,si others, see the Musical Union Excursion I'D.
yeitsemcnt, a day OF recttatton. to yIs!t the
leave lhe Milwaukee depot hourly, fos Forest Bar,
az follows: at 10. 11;15 a. m, and 80 D. n and
n tnru at 3, 4, and o'clock p. H. No confusion,
70 crowded cars, ample and convenient arrange
m, llts for all jc1s.7t.
EAEE AND CnMFonr 1s ONE NISCrE.-Cosns,
cur j without pain. Dr. He,daIl, who has deyo.
te4 years OF study exclusively to this branch Of
tufscry can be led at bis Office No on Sonth
Head lie following certificates: ~' =
-Ca1cAco. Juue IL. 1E5S-Dr. Kendall removed
a,1-r. fsra ~ mn ~ F,,r r,irrfcn and uthnrf
, 1863-06-18
NJ a r r + e d /.

M a EE K Il u.
In this city, at tho Sherman HnRae oa the 18Th last
By Etv E II. Eorrg. Mr. SYLVESTER p0UTY. nf
Colofato Territory. and Miss SARAH ANN REoNN.
Of Aurora, III. .-
In tt tis city on Wednesday, June 17th. By Raw: "
D. Christopher. nf Mendoza hlr CuA3- h. HEREIstK,
Of the firm of Pend]eron d Co., aud Mics LIZZIE
PEkDIET0N. all OF Chicago.
, 1863-06-18

r~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
Arising from Specific causes, in both Eexcs-new
and reslable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Aesociatlon-eent In eea}ed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address, DR.. J. Sk1Ifin HouRhton,
Howard Association, No2 South Ninth stteet, Phil
ade1phia, Pa. mAy194W
, 1863-06-18

Go TO THE Drer-Go 70 BRTAST & S1R1TroN'a
CHICAGO CoMaERc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-18

Paper HaDginss at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale md retail. Tie trade supplied on the
tnost lfternl terms. .ie24Mks 50