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, 1863-08-18
TEE: ARTISTS.
Where they Are. and What they arc
Doing.


Durand, tho venerable ex-President Of the
National Academy, Is spending his second
suEmtr on the shores Of Luke George, at
work with his usual industry on studies OF
trees ard rocks.
Church is residing upon his farm on the
Hudson opposite Catskill. Ills picture Of the
Iccbcrgs IS now cxhibillng in London, and
hns d1lwnlea1ty eomme1dation from Lonlon
, critics.
Clifford, hsying returned from his third
term Of service With the It'll regiment, has
been in tho Glove at CatskIli, but during the
summer will revisit the Mansfield Mountains
(a1rcady made famous BY his penci) aud a1so
SPEND home time among the White Noun
tains.
Page is at Eagleswood. N. J., where he is
permanently located. Besides several f1ue
portraits, he has On q colossal scale coumen-
ced ~ Ftometheus bound to . Rock"
Cropsey bus returned after seven years.
residence In London lie brings his family,
aid expects to remain year among pictu'
resqus scctes III our country, gathering neT
studies to satisfy his English friends. He Is
now in Fassofc comfy, =. j.
Lcusze is on visit to Dusseldorf, and will
return in September or October bringing h1s
family with lin, to nuke this country his
Permanent home.
Breyoort and Colman arc at Genesee, tho
bread acres and splendid groves Of trees OF
that famous valley Htlordtng fine subjects for
their pencils.
EAnipger IS travelling IN Europc, but
mcans to locate In London before his return.
". T. Richards Of Philadelphia, Is among
tic A1jrondacks, and VIC may expect from
him in the confng exhibitions something
otler than the fM1ldious aal beautitul leaf
work with Hlich ha Eas already made IN in
preston upon critics.
Kenee:t Las been On Long Island Sound for
short time, but Is now at lis s:rdio.
Bic1sladt il yet among the bua:sloes On the
Western p]ains. We believe 1t his Intention
to 20 to California by the overland route.
Oe,tel is ut Westerly, H. l., engaged upon
designs for the new currency, and also upoe 4
design for large, plcture representing tho
movement Of en- afmy train.
Shattuck Is among the elms and meadows
Of Great Darlington. Mas5.
E. u. Pa1u,er is At Aurora, Cayuga county,
hia ueua1 sumne-;horne. He il nS.T ongage1
OH o new b1s relief called Hope" which Is
intended os companion to " FAith.''
11ignot is in London. where he has somo
p;cture5 in the Royal Academy.
, 1863-08-18
Tho FrnuduIcut Alteration Of Treas
ufy Notes.
No%r1Sfhe fnnd dirtx +1,a rar1f{nn rirnn tn fha

ufF NQ1eSs
Notwithstanding the caution given to the
public through this paper, few days ngo,
that some expert u.aDIpulators were making
trade Of changing the denominations Of
g1xenbaclss from smaller to larger amounts,
Ecople are daily dipped and cheated for want
Of little care, and encouragement IS thus
given to the rogues and sTlndlcrs to continue
their nefarious practices. Il allowed to 60
on much longer unchecked the circulation Of
these notes will become q serious evil. and
the only way to prevent this Is by our citizens
making themselves acquainted with the more
distinguishing features Of the various denom-
iuctions Of 'uotes-of ones, tEos, 1ycs, tens,
tWenties and tlfties. This is an easy matter,
especially as It Is to the larger deno ominations
that scrutiny is more particularly called.
The last victim that appeared at this ofaco
wes Mr. John Jackson, Of Astoris, who show
ed US IN altered greenback from one to ten.
The figures Eerc only changed; nnd this Is
all the length to which the scouncrels can
90. Tho marks BY which each denomination
Of note il known, otherwise remain the same.
Tic grecnback shown Us yesterday. though
II be detected as but properly one dol
lar note The difference is very marked.
The ten hos m oval portrait Of Mr.. Lincoln in
the centre Of tho left hand maEgia the one
represents in the 1efl hand. top margin Mr.
Secretary Chase. The ten may be also easily
distinguished BY Its having spread eagle on
the upper centre, and on the left hand margin
The figure Of female stamped with red seal.
The ones are not so marked. The figures
representing the value Of the. bill In dollars
are covered up with figures Of greater amonnt,
stamped on very: Light tissue paper, tngeni.
ouslY put On. One sure means Of detecting
the spurious ten OF fifty, is In this way: along
the margins Of the notes are borders, Of
email parallel lines, in which the deuomina-
ton efthe note Is set forth in many figures.
In the false notes these figures arc obliterated
by green marks, which ut once proclaim the
cheat. Those vino arc careless enough to
allow themselves to be d1pcd had better pu.
up with the 1oss; for detection In attempting
to pass ono Of these altered notes. no mattei
might lead to most unpleasant results.-N.
2. Herald, 15h.
, 1863-08-18

Tho Ercat Organ at Freiburx,

1AG AfEEl Nf2AA 1L EfG10UfXs
4 correspondent Of the Providence Jouraa
has been to hear the celebrated organ In the
Freiburg cathedral. He thus records his dis
appointment:
The organ Was to nc sad disappointment
In the first Place, the Instrument Is crowded
into niche at the end Of the low narrow ave
Of what is called tho cathedral, although not
much bigger than pafish church. In ! place
20 LII adapted to acoustic display the best in
struments must suffer, but how much more
complete m11st be the Ill effect and the ftilu.e
when the instrument itself Is nearly T7orn out
and the case which contains 1t Of bad design.
The FIeiburg organ has undoubtedly ecen The
time when 1t might justly bo considered q
great instrument, but at the present moment
Europe has at least scozc snperlor to it, md
America also By the progress made In organ
building has put It in an Inferior place.
Erery thoushtfess kc1ibbler who has run
those who went before had bestowed. To the
p.oyincia1s, everything IN Europe must at
least be astonishing. Others, with imasina-
tions heated by ecstatic descriptions, lave
hurried TO lear the awful symphonies Of I'LL
ture repeated In muslcal tones through the
medium Of the Freiburg pfps,meta1. Alas!
Of the thunder storm arc not initiated hero,
In Epitc of all that l1s been said. If they arc
Initiated, itis only in = cart whipped, tronneed
and strang1ed fashion-ftnitations Little supc-
rior to those which may be produced by q
over 4 rough road Let no oze who has seen
and heard the grand organs Of st. Eustace,
tho Madeline, St. Denis, or others equal to
them, on the continent Of Europe, us veil Us
in ENGLAND, tako the trouble to go to Fre1-
burg, thinking to enjoy A :csthetic surprise.
The FreibuTg organ is little better tlan a
| mere show to cnablc certain people-and
| am obliged to say that as far Us ny obscrra-
tion goes, the Swiss, Us na:ion, are among
money-getters, In snan way, in The world
| to pick up considerable number Of francs.
| To hear the organ played on ordinary occa-
| sions, . fec OF five francs is demanded for a
single person. The priest Of the church and
bination, contrlye to make a protil16lc affair
Of this petty monopoly. It is aa enterprise
without example In skind anywhere else 20 II,
rs my experience goes.
, 1863-08-18

hts ts the most delightful and extsso-inA15 clnce
II discovered. It changes the sun burnt 1aee ENC
IDS to pcarly asttn texture Of xav3shluz beauty.
parting the marble purity Of youth. ana tue Dis
surE appearance 10 iny1iog In the city bella
Mon. ltzeEoyes tan. frecklae. pinplss and rough
IS tson the skin, 1eaTlag the complexion fsesh
nspa,cLt pad tr,poth, 1t contains no material H.
!ops to the skin. Pat1orlzed By Actressea and
eta SlcEera 1t IL wnnt cyesJ latT should have.
a everywhere.
DEMAS S. BARNES Il Co..
;-th,aan General Agents. 2u Bsosdway. n. z.
, 1863-08-18
AR JAMTs. formerly Of New

r o-iencA3 whose CnI1sGlco eacItsS ~ sue IL CAV
ut Of t,hronic. Aezcua. Flood. and Other oiseases
MAT REQUIRE 6Kn4LFUL TREATMENT,
. nf-rs;crtly located hlnseH It 81 Randolph.
rel, C:Icaso. Dr.. Dr.Jamcsisrecom1nendede by the me-
alfacu:y snd the almost eatre pzesa Of the 6out-
'nouss1ds Of unfortun21ee ble3s Dr. JAME5, who,
to7 hin. would be N:11k miserable exit
g. The elr,able reputation Dr.. James enJoJt from
Iases to the Cult u the xesult Of ye2re Of study
observation.
II. James uses no Mercury. loc1de, Fosass Arsenic
sa.aapa1illa, In the treatment Of blood dlseAscA
,Enert:al!zcr. wh1<h IL q positive cure
,rghn!c Weakness cured by : nav and 1u1a1ubse
thot. saving bo:h time and expense.
-ce enc pe-aore at 90 Randolph streas. kupssacs.,
Ice hourx from L. II. nnttl 6P ".
CONSULTATIONS 1NV19LABLK.
T-hst ancHwtA
, 1863-08-18

boat on the bow, d number Of men jumped
Ensign Porter has been highly compltmented
for the daring bravery he exhibited On the o..
caS1on. He had previously secuted around
Sumtef, and from thence to Cummings Point.
Tent out to report 1t to the larger boats and
then 10 the Cattsk1n. On his return, fiudinr
TINT III. Haines had gone in with tue boat Ia
the Wabash, and hearing the report Of how
itzer ard the firing Of muskctty, he dashed In
and "a6 almost under the how Of the rebel
steamer before he eonprehended the disaster
BY heardrg men in the water crying for hello.
Hayirg taken In eight, he flashed his lieft
around On the water to attrnct the attention
Of 1ny others, which enabled the rabels tn
discover him. They Immediately started in
pursuit Of him, and he would doubtless hare
shared the fate Of the other boat, hid not the
Csttskin, It that moment, guided By the fash
threw shot at her. She then turned back.
and Mr. Porter was enabled to escape with his
rescued men.
The eight sailors who escaped told q dread.
fQl story of the Binking Of tie boat by heinp
split in two; that the rebels fired On them
from the steamer whilst they were struggling
for their lives In the water, and that t]leY es.
capped BY diving under the steamer. Itno1
turns out, according to information received
by Gen. Gilmore from rebel officers whilst m.
der tlag Of truce, that the Wabash's cutter
was not sunk. Acting Master Haines, who
ives In command Of her, attempted to board
and capture the rebel steamer, but failed, and
his boat with himself and twelve Of the crew.
were captured and are now prisoners In
Charleston. Thus 81 Of the % on board are
accounted for, which shows that those who
jumped overheard and were picked up by Mr.
Potter were really the skulke1s Of the party.
It was erldenty the purpose Of Master
Haines to board and capture he rebel steamer,
and If he had taken the other cutters with
him they would probably hare succeeded.
Two Of our Monitors cruise M every night
in the vicinity Of S3mter. On Saturday night
the Passaic was within rifle shot Of Sumter,
looking out for the rebel steamers that run
to Cummings Point.
The whole Monitor fleet will be in readiness
for the attack on Thursday, and there is GER
tninty Of the taking Of Sumter, Battery Gregg
aud Fort Wagner. From two to SIX hours
are regarded as sufficient. There is no doubt
entertained on this subject in the fleet or on
shore. The day for doubling Is passed.
Two mortar schooners from Washington
arrived here this evening. Three more will
be here from Port Royal tomorrow. They
will add to the terrible .1tu d'enter On THURS
day. and make Charleston tremb1e.
eall hayestronghopes Of beingIn Charles
ton By Sunday next. That the Old Flag will
wave over the rnics OF Sumter By thaf tius
You NAV rerurd as fixed fret
, 1863-08-18
E2.clat Notite1.


vclab1y known IL the Northwest, hes his Office
s tard1lpi street. Chicago up sta!:1 70. the cute
I'll diseases Henlo OF female. Special attention sir.
10 all s'c.acits Ct long Etardirg. I have ca'eo
&C Of the wo:st casca Of blood diseases eref
It's cou1!Iy. Patients q. distance can consa't 10
letter with cyrrI confidence, ADVICE E:Aus. -
'so etanr II secure 8 ready ansTer TO 1oeea
Is. Female Golden Lunar Pills. pr'ee opc uoa...
boz. Hscnt to any distarce thFee go
.1,ps arc required to prepay postase a.S s"1 -,
:nsA. u. III loP. " 70. BOZ Ss'' ea''''' A1''
utt ES1E 23r
, 1863-08-18
TRANSFORMATION III the ARMY.

pack animals; field md staff Of regiment,
one wagon or four pack animals; every three
company officers, one pack animal; every
twelve company officers, ono wagon or four
pack animals; every two staff officers not at-
tachcd to my headquarters, one pack animal;
every ten staff officers not attached to any
beaGquartcrs, one wagon or four pack ani-
mails; every Ei1teea n0n-commi6sioncd Off
GERS aud privates, one pack animal; every
Yates, one wagon or five peck animals, AL
personal baggage, mess chests. cooking utcn-
sils, dealz, papers, Sc, will be includtd-rc-
ducing officers baggage SO aB to bring 1t
within The foregoing schedule. All excess Of
transportation with army corps, divisions,
loTancc, will be turned over to the
Qna,tezmaster's Department. Command
ihg officers Of corps, divisions, &C., will inne-
diate1y cause inspections to be made, and will
be held responsible for the strict execution of
this order. Commissary stores and forage will
be transported by trains. Where these arc not
convenient Of access, and where troops act in
will assign wagons and pack animals for that
purpose; but the baggage Of officers or troops,
or camp eQaipage, will not be permitted to be
carried IN wagons or on pack males 50 assign
ed. Assignments Of transportation for am
muuitlon will be made In proportion to the
A1lUuut UIuGlEu ~ Oc CttIEleu. V1FulFF QLll-
Gers will be held responsible for permitting
riders to carry extra baggage, thereby i1lnring
horses. Nothing will be nllowcd to be car
ried in knapEacEs except what is directed by
the regulations and ordered. In ordinary
marches, troops will carry swo days rations,
but when required to .noye without baggage
or trains, from eight to twelve days' ra.lons
may be required to be carried weighing 10and
a231z pounds respectively. a sergeant will be
allowed one Or tho pack animals, and brig
ades or division ore wagon, to carry camp
Kettles and ratables. The order concludes:
By increasing the ordinary meat ratton, aud
lcyyipg contributions Of Hour and meal on the
country passed over, the bread and small IA
tions carried rs above by soldiers, may be
made to last from twenty to twenty-five
days, In proper season the bread ration may
be partially dispensed with, substituting
green corn, which can be eforaged in the fields
Movable columns In the field should be fur
n1a1ed with hand and horse mills for grinding
grain which they procure in the country.
Commanding officers In the field will observe
the foregoing details, and adopt them as IN
structions in fitting out their command for
1sr1d movement, and without ordinary trans.
rOrtatiou.
, 1863-08-18

OFF Fort SUMTER,
FLAGSHIP D1SsAoEE, Aug. 10, 1858.
I avail myself Of the last moment before
the departure Of the Arago to drop you fa#
additional lines:
.Ehe fine weather Of the past fortnight con
tinues unbroken. There has been scarcely q
cloud to darken the sun or ripple to mar
the serenity Of the ocean. The sun is
hot, but q fine sea breeze In the morning and
evening, aud at night, enables Us to lyo very
pleasantly. Tho troops on the shore appear
TO enjoy themselves very much with their
country can produce.
OPERATIONS OF SUNDAY N1anT.
After the cannonaae Of yesterday morning
batteries opened with considerable energy,
aud threw shot and shell to all parts Of Tic
compass. This continued throughout most
OF the night, and come vigorous blows we're
given In return from our Batteries At day.
light this morning, Us !: conEequeuc: Of thu
LADDERS mud ropes were observed working on
the land side Of Sumter. The wall appeared
broken and has doubtless receiyed SONS
rough handling during the night.
Alter daylight this {Monday) morning the
only firing has been some Practice from Fort
the channel about rhree-fourths of i mile
from the fort, through which our monitors
must pass TO get to Sumter.
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS,
The final arrangements for the grand assault
are now being made both on land and water,
and all Is confidence aud graduation. 1t will
be glorious sight and glorious privilege to
witness to riising OF the Old Flag on the ruins
Of Sumter. On the evening If the 18th, this
grand result Is confidently anticipated. Ad-
ini,al Dah]grcn is In readiness, and Gen Gil
mole reports that he will bo ready to open at
da1lghi on Thursday.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 10-7 T. u.
The Cummings Point Battery and one Of
GEE. Gnmor:'s batteries hare been exehang-
ing compliments all this afternoon, th.o wing
up bodies Of sand thirty feet high. The
picket Monitors Ferc up under the walls Ut
Sumter last night, and exchanged . few shots
inthe darkness. Yours, &C., G. G.. F.
, 1863-08-18

w ESTERN LAND AGENCY.
s,n~ ~iurrnred End uniroprp yed-for sale FAuphleo
nate detcao,nE fs,ne farnsaed, Is4ss e r.
Matea ma inipE1e nersona Etscnt1ou gtren IN sprN
and tall payment Of t1xes Al lands pacea "a oe
chalEe. #. j. RAKNKY. Office No. 3. oref IL 6A1
dolr6 rtreet, Ch.caYo, Fost once BOX 5S2.
3ok-es423u
, 1863-08-18

4 CADEMy OF LAKE FOREST
IL UNIVERSITY, at Lake Forest IL The .a!ia
year OF t.ia Institution VII! comms1ce or Wed9es-
day September 9tk next Circulars E1ydoK 1uH Pkrc
u.ats vii re sGnt a. application to P5of It. Butler
A. H.; PRINCIPAL. Lake Forest Or Peter FaEe: Cslsaso
Rev z. N. Humphrey RcF Z ". Patterson, .. D..
Ker A11hcny 6Wazy, Il. II. IanTEsoa- E:qs =. z.
Eee1ve, Esq. PETER PAGE 6ec'y.
LnEe Forest August u, 1855. au.lfl1std
, 1863-08-18

hruT Settlers and the Public.
- sunsC15er pegs leave TO inform Ire ctt1ene Q
{1cst TIA. kg has appoinFed Mess>s j. 7. EGsn q
. OF Chicago Tia agents for the ea!e q hts 'Cele
s;eG ScilledA!r ArosEatlc GcA5sppe' VIA wlls1Flt]
A-uls busle.1and Western .netcaAnta. q Ncw 9ork
cCh. adding freight. This Gin Il uo@ TIE STANDARD
Il. ri De void It tas heaE tested by tie vheit
dlIh! Frcu1ty. and pto1ounced BY then to oe tut
t. sale H. tie West lor several 5ca:k p4st II conse
race u TIE g.tat quantity OF cocnsetfe,t
icl Ia. h:4cc pGiz,ra I'll by uie1caatN o. the Neai
ze,ruc,et- 10 STotd 1rR he:castc: =. nnce ~ Pea
=. Ia s?ronted :ae h1ore,ea1 nIla sgoatts;
h.Ey 6rt'1ra I'LL ind Its G.c tic cheapest In
1e* sr- II t3:- COUNTY, Il u ns tn ~ 70 hos
as u tCN xoz9. shllsaeaFhlE an6 Wss6in3t9G-
UUULP6S WOLFE.
= Beaver B.rae. ker EoeR.
200 CaEes OF EVolGe@A E<elebrza'
led Sehsela11l Aroma
tic Gcfa1l.a Es,
ta.t1'y J. z. E3i-D 4 CO, AGent1.
.,..aet::35u LIS Lake etreet, Chicago.
, 1863-08-18

k1ho4CR1staA LIN 14o1A. LIZ
J.. POT. 24 South CLARK street.. Chicago.
1taye now td-storG the largest aud hest A83octad
stock Of Photograph and AmbsotYpa Goods u sho
Mes: covering al the wants Of opesat:rs Ny Ne4s-
Ste1ecscorcs ard Plain VA: ana Co!ored NeNs y
Ezsat variety long experience Il tas 9Hnnes f.. e.
able3 ne to offer great Inducements to the tES15
de's carefully ard promptly hAed- H. D. N
Pest Office Box Anco, aa[4e o4
, 1863-08-18

THOICE BARLEY MALT AND
ORYB MALTi manufactured IN Decemods. ssT
uary, February and March ~svHn
Farley malt, $3.50 Per hu;;--ss5 ia
Ryo Malt, 2i.o0 PR Ps na ~ T,sas Baildtax.
IRWIN 41AH1' 4 No. osA@e jy1a-hIs18
P,Q, Boz GE.
, 1863-08-18
lOCTOR BIGELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
1LES! PILESf!
NV +t~ y M1% <k = T% =

UI. # IT E L D .
PILLS..
e us-.nctet certain cure ia, FlsTULA. BLIND
.. 5LELDE,G PILES.
We vou!t caution Iii who arc victims to this dis
atsS co9rrsaas TO ayoid the Of external spplt+
flpas ttcy EeENlt only In sZZFAyaEu the dlatase
Dr NIrF1ELD remedy S.iIaovcs the CAUSE OF the
,ease and et,ects & permanent oNEc.
THIS Is M GUEEE MEDICINE.
hrse Pills havt been tried Jor tha iast seven ycas1
ID il 80 ia5t ysIcc hnvc they failed TO cure.
j. YOUNG. Solo proprietor,
No. 4Si FfDAdwAy. n. Z.
- - II IT, ~ ~'1--'" ty21 h95s 4W
, 1863-08-18

The beach Of Morris Island is smooth aad
hard, furnishiug as fine bathing ground rs
Carc 3fey, and also furnishing = line road for
the marching Of troops and the drawing Of
guns to the front, as Well as good drill
grourd. At daylight ttis morning from four
to fire thcuhand bathers were cnjoJing an
OCEAN bath, presenting quite q peaceablc scene
TIC deck of the Dinsnore. Ths colored
troops, in diyisions By themselves, could be
readily recognized among the bathers BY THAR
dusEy cuticles
, 1863-08-18

This battery was completed last night, and
is tho most advanced in the line of works on
ehorc. It mounts the two immense Whit
worth rincd guns captured from tho enemy
for Sumter, one three hundred pound Parrot,
and cue two hundred FOUNDER Of the sa.ne
description. It will he commanded by Cap.
tain Fo3hall i Parker, Of tie Wabash, with
thrte hundred and fifty feamcn from the VA
basil and tie CaDacdafgua, 1t will he sup
ported aleo by about seyen hundred marines
from the squadron. under command Of Cap
tain Reynolds. Among his junior officers
will be Lieut. Wallace, Of Baltimore, eon Of
Capt. Win. Wallace, Who sustains good
character in tile te.vicc. It has the. heaviest
guns, all mounted on naval carriages; ;;Mad will
b. served BY the most experienced gunncrs in
tie service
COMMANDERS or TIE IRON cLAps.
TIere has been considerable ch,ngc in tho
command Of the ircn-c1nds since the fight In
April The following will bc their organiza-
ticn in the coming fight:
New 1roasfdes-Conm1nded by Capt. Stephen
c. Rowan, WHO distinguished himself at Ne1bern.
Petapsco-C Commanded by Lieut.. Comm1ndcr O.
tain Of Ordnance on thc staf Of Admiral Dahisren
Cattski1-CoEmauasdb By Lieut.. Com. c. c. Car
peWs.sSi; pWssi,,rscn-ccm,, snaea bv commsnde, c,,
MortauE- Commanded BY Capt. Fairfax.
j. rassaio-Command by Lieut. Com. Simpson.
/. Na11ut-Co11mandcr John Downs.
Nantucket Commander Beaumont.
SERIOUS DISASTER.
Outer serious disaster occurred last night
to our picket beats sent up to witch the ope.
fatl0rs Ct the enemy in the vicinity Of Sum
ter. They consisted ot four armed yaw1 boats,
cach containing about twenty-five men, with
heavy boat howitzcr. Their purpose was to
prevent any communication between Sumter
, 1863-08-18

The proclamation Of President Lincoln with
regard to retaliation on the rebels for their
inuumanity to negro troops, md the selling
Of prisoners into slavery, was received in the
Ct Gen. Gilmore to the negro troops It Of
coulee Eaye great satisfaction, and think I
may eay that 1t was equally satisfactory to the
white soldiers. When Jointly engaged In
fighting the same enemy, the animosiIy against
learn that correspondence On this SUBJ
ject has been In progress for some days past,
netTcen Gems. Gilmore and BeaureEard, on
account Of the latter refusing to account for
| the wounded b1lcks OF the Massachusetts
| regiment. Gen. Gilmoreis said to hare threat
cntd retaliation before lie received the Prcsi-
dert+s PROCLAMATION.
, 1863-08-18
u ". TUTTLE

general Western Agent. 10 s.ate st.ae*. Cn.oaak
-e1lf- -Sna
, 1863-08-18

Sold by oil respectable Druggists. Physicians Gro
GERS. Fotela. Ea1oo.s and county dealers.
tyS1-AE..9-2nt THAT
, 1863-08-18

laG Clark Street, Chicago. Ill.

NR, HUNTER TREATS ALL
mt H. A<ih;na TIC LUIGI, Heart. Stonaca. Kid
B!sddT and the BoEc:s, Dyspcpeia, Dla:rh.:a.
he=:try, Cont. Kheu2a.1em PaIa:yast LIP Eisease;
!crr1: For Eyes and Ea:a. cats:act Discharges.
1:;"~ sid puz1*1g Sounds. Dr.. Huntes u tie ohly
.NcEiS. GID SORES Oh ULCEKs, TuMEEe,
wESS PILES AND f1STULA.
! tt, cents IoT i speedy answes. Dr.. aU1TKR,
1t..1,. Hou1s from A. n. 70 NJ oa3Gs y kaa'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TnrBpNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1863

for the purpose Of taxing up papers from the Board Of "
men.
Which wns carried.
PATHS Prom THE BOARD OF COUNCILMFN.
Report OF Committee Finance In favor sybg Thorn
s,nfs salary Inspector Of lrcuubraLc.s In tia
City Inspector. Dep r meut.
Which wa. laid over.
LOTIoNi TTSuNrD.
tn HAIL moved lhst n, RosId DO uow adjourn.
Which " o. carries "a b division, viz
AfrmaveAid. Fox, Hall, Ai.ele, RyoTs, Hardy, Mas
tersou and Ottiwsli-s
N,gaiise-Aid. McCoo Chpr. Ferlcy and Lorg-i.
And tic lIesdct ~, ten nnuounc-l not tie board stood
oJouraed until neat Thursday the 18th r. ocok
j. 4. NALEaIIAE, Clerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-08

10 an Indispensable AI,ise peVery aentlemsn's Toilet,
and after one weoh o'y would not, for any cohsid.
Grafton, bd wlshoc rt above article will, IN from
MourAoHh Iu iti '..o,,--rg
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