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GAR ESa1NR'EEs&

4 IN 20 lioffman's, where you will find
- Hand. Tenant, and Compass Saws,
llatchetS, hammers, Squares. Planes, Plane
Bits, Pugh's, Cocks, and all the best makes of
Spur Spoon and Centre Bits. Rules, Btve s,
Girders, AugurS. Chiseis, Files Bench Screws.
iron and wood; Hand Axes, Adzes, Sand &
Emory PAPER. All who want to fit up a first
rate set OF tools, come TO lIOFFMAN'S
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kss. SNE'kgRS.

4 fALL at IIotfman's for the best Valentine
~ Iron. Horse Shoes, Nail Rods. Round &
Square Iron, and Scollop from | to inches:
Bar Iron. all sizes and very heavy stock of
Cast, Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, AnvilS.
Vices, Bellows, Files, Borax and every thing
You want.
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EssssGS, DRUGS.

A SUPERIOR lot of fresh Drugs. always
"A on hand. Prescriptions attended to with
great care. Physicians can rely on having
their medicines carefully compounded All
the popular Patent Medicines on hand and
for sale by Z. j. HOFFMAN.
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Total Amount so5j O.,
In connection with this report we
regret to say that most dishonorable
sattempt was made to defraud the Bor-
.ough of Lewistown Of the credit the
Logan Guards had, according to their
own representation as we'll as that of
the officers, voluntarily given on be-
Eing re-mustered into the service. On
their representation, as will be seen
pm the above list, number received
the full bounty and others portion of
sit, yet in the face Of this, new rolls
were filed at Harrisburg crcditing these
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SsEdsEE HgAE&gGEs4.

W + have for you Sole Leather. Calf Skins.
w Uppers, Moroccos. Linings, Bindings
Boot Trees, Lasts, Crimping Boards, Clamps,
Avis, Thread, Wax. Knives. Boot Webbing
Pincers. Punches. Heel Nails. Laces. Color
and all kinds cf tools at HOFFMAN'S
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Blasak Books 81 Stationery

A LARGE stock of Blank Books, such as
IN Ledgers Daybooks, Memorandum and
Time Books. Cap, Letter, Bill and Note
Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Pencils. Peuhold
ers, Copy books, lax and Ink Stands. at
HOFFMAN'S.
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{bY virtue of sundry writs Of Venditioni
ID EXpouas, issued out Of the Court nf
Common Pleas Of Mifilin county and u M.
directed, will be exposed to sale hy rubiir
vendue or outcry, at The Court House, IN
LewiStOwn on
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A LARGE stack of Wal Parer, ready for
N spring market. Of every style and prices
Window Shades and Paper Call before
purchasing elsewhere and see the best selec'
tion and largest stock ia the town, ne
HUEkMANS.
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Total S5008 81
The above expenses include fare to Har.
rishurg and Huntingdon for Committee and
Recruits, tavern bills for same, Expressage,
TeIpgraphng, and Printing. &c.
There is a balance of S3046 IS in the
Miftlin County Bank. for the payment of the
Logan Guards unon the production of the
Muser'in Rolls of that company; and de
ticit of S513 of the amount necessary to paw
the IS men enlisted tu the credit Of the
borough, at the sum Of Si30 each
The quota Of the borough under the 500
600 call was affixed at So thus leaving an
excess of 10 men to be credited on the re-
cent call IF 200 900 more, provided he deficit
be made up and paid as per contract with
the men enlisting to our credit
Respectfully submitted by the committee.
j. A. MATHEWS.
Chairman.
Note.-Mr. Swan requests us to say that
he paid ali his expenses of travelling &c, out
of his own money.
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SADgsslERY MARE.

g. ADDLE TREES. Pad Trees, Hames,
- Buckles, Rings, Fe-rets, -Swivels, Snaps,
Stlmps, Thread, Silk, Avis, Wax. Hair. Call
and see them at HOFFMAN'S.
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ssEs SgaES.

WEEPING, window, wall. dusting. hand
- clothes, table, hair, tooth and nail Brush
es, Whisps, Brooms, &C., at
uOFFMAN'S.
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Saturday, April 2, 1876 ,
at one o'clock in the afternoon. the follow
real estate, ~ wit:

real estate, ~ wit:
All the interest Of John Han in Il t1arl.
of land in Armagh township. VI film count,
bounded On the north by lanas # ,J.,>. h
Lawn and others on the east lay town t,ts "a
Andrew Swarrze,l, and others on the suutl,
by farm of Perry cigler and on the west ls
farm Of Col. john Mcdowell, decea>rd cru
tanning one hundred and ten acres, more or
less.
Also. one other tract of land in the town
ship and county aforesaid bounded bv land.
OF Joseph Brewer and others, continuing two
acres, more or less. Seized, taken In pxeru
ton, and 10 be sold as the property Of JoIu
Hocn.
ALSO,
tract Of land in Oliver township. Miflin
county, bounded as fellows: Beginning at
a post at the back side of the BERN bank nt
the Pennsylvania Canal in line of tfc land
of the Hope Furnace Company, il
right of the heirs Of john Robson. deed
thence by that line north seventy four and
one fourth degrees, west eighty two and one
tenth percheS to Il corner in private road
and at the southeast side Of a public road
thence by the southeast side Of said road
south four and threefour degrees west one
perch To post. thence by land Of james W
iiackenburg south seventy four and one
fourth degrees, east fifty four and two tenth
Perches to locust tree. thence south fJrty,
seven and one"fourth degrees east thirty four
and eight tenth pcrches 10 a post at the back
side of the BERN bank of t PENNSYLVANIA
Canal, thence by the same north four aud
half degrees, east seventeen and one tenth
Perches to post, the place of beginning
containing one acre and one hundred and
forty perches, strict measure Seized, taken
in execution, and to be sold as the property
Of Hope Furnace Company
d. NJ CONTNER Sheriff
SheriiPs Office, Lewistown, March l6, 1861
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These rolls were afterwards withdrawn.
out our citizens, naturally indignant
at such conduct, are now determined
to probe the matter to the bottom, and
have the guilty punished, be they
whom they may.
McFEYTOwN AcADEMY.-Thisin insti-
tuition is now in charge Of Rev. S. J.
HAYES, who, with able assistants, will
use his best efforts to make it
first rate Academy and Normal School,
where scholars can be educated to
fill all situations in private life, enter
any of the colleges, or receive
thorough instruction in the art Of
teaching, which is annually becoming
a more agreeable and profitable occu-
patton. Most of the public schools
are now or will shortly be closed and
the spring and summer therefore
afford teachers who still acknowledge
to i'm perfectons and who does mott
an opportunity for attending a Normal
School where Improvement can be
made Of the most desirable kind. Mr..
Hayes comes highly recommended as
an accomplished teacher, having been
engaged i'll the business during the
past ten years, during four of which
he had charge of the Latrobe and
Ligonier Normal Schools and Acade
mics. Parents, guardians, teachers,
and others ought by all means to
visit such institutions as the above
before going elsewhere.
REMGIoUs.-Rev. Strain preached |
in the Methodist church on Sunday
last, and Rev Miller Woods |
in the Presbyterian. In the evening
the pulpit at the Methodist church was
filed by Rev. Kesler, Of the Philadc!-
phia Conference.
There will be no preaching in the |
Lutheran church on Sunday next.
The Wednesday cloudy /
and cold. Thursday cold, rather cloudy, |
evening moderate. Friday morning
clear and pleasant, cloudy by noon,
clear in evening. Saturday cloudy |
and cool in morning, clear rest Of day.
Sunday cloudy, cold, windy. Monday
clear and cold. Tuesday morning clear,
cold; rest of day cloudy, cold, windy.
ITEMs.-The Fair for the benefit Of
.he pastor Of the A. NJ. L. church. held
asst week, netted about forty dollars.
We printed sixteen Jobs last week,
one OF them 1000 handbils,) making
hirty seven from the lst to the 18th
# March. This was the heaviest
weeks work done in our Office for
ong time.-We had a visit from
patent medicine man last week, who
wanted to advertise a column weekly
md al out half column occasionally.
or year, but we told him we didn't
make contracts for that much matter
or that length Of time, at any price,
Is half column or so is "news" Snouph
or oar readers. We sent him to the
Patent Medicine Democrat down
street, where we presume the adver-
isement will duly appear and be cited
IS an evidence Of = want of room for
'eadia@ matter. ~ calf raised bv
" m. Russell, Esq, four weeks old on
a week, killed by Col. But
er last week, weighed l25 lbs. This
must have been one of the calves we
cad about on the return Of the prodi.
;al.-Some rogue threw a large rock
trough the skyIght of McEwens'
Photograph car, on Sunday night last.
The Logan Guards passed west
N Monday evening.
sea- The Superintendent of Common
schools requests Secretaries of School
3Oards to answer the foIIowino nua-
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SsssE AEs

] } OPES, Clothes Lines Bed Cords, Rope
4 Ia!ters. Hemp and Cotton Twlnes. at
HOFFMAN'S.
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kEstNseA and kRYRrGS.

1 LII Of the best kinds, for sale at
I Y HOFFMAN'S.
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100 ACRES,

more or less, about twenty acres cleared the
balance we'll timh' red. with never. failing
spring Of water on it, better known as the
William Tidd Farm. For further particular,
and terms, inquire of
J. 3. SELUEIMER,
mhl6-4t Lewistown.
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men to different parts of the State
These rolls were afterwards Withdrawn,
out our citizens, naturally indignant
at such conduct, are now determined
to probe the matter to the bottom, and
have the guilty punished, be they
whom they may
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EEIhECS.

a's@s,. S>i~Ea, q II.
at HOFFMAN'S
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sea- The Superintendent of Common
Schools requests Secretaries of School
Boards to answer the following que
ries by the 18th April:
lst. What is the number of inlgent
children in your school district, whose
fathers have been killed, or have died in
the military or naval service OF the United
States
ID. Are there any institutions of learn.
ing in your county, that will undertake to
provide for the maintainance and education
of number Of said orphans, if security
be given that all reasonable expenses shall
be paid by the State?
I'd, If there are any such schools, how
many children will each take?
, 1864-05-10
AM1tSEM F3syTS. :

- THR OFHnA.-The opera sessou WINS innyl:Hratco
last evening" and With It, OF course, came the Gus
;tonnry thunder storm and mud The wotther,
however. affected the honss bat little. Fhe Intend.
anee vas excellent and Large number Of tie Old
0mraagness were present, and a reacraf s61d iec''
%1ng which at times warmed with enthusiasm,
marked the whole Performance Of - Robert.
AZ Et anticipated, tho entire troupe haYd fn-
ste1Anf in Il high sustained tones Of his opening
reciatTe. Which he took superbly. promised hne
performances thronghont--1 promise which nc
amply redeemed. In the gTana trio 10 tgaardo TIM.
MofFe bis pian1sslmo tones were very sweet and
ms fote passages were delivered with accu a:y and
His singing, though Of the tafee vas neyertlcless
very effective. sud bis compass especially In the
fine eccne with A1lce in the Secnnd Act Won.!e?-
tuiI Ills concert tones seemed to he teacarh with
cut apparent eaott. nnd were delivered mernitl.
emily. In acfitln We have ucvof seen his Bersram
and deseTTed the hearty applause he received for
bis fine rendering OF the Ab, tf7oy1 ina1-l.
CoIdfer, although not In tho best voice, saug
With much feeling and displayed more power and
better quality Of voice than We have hcnrd from her
before. CaatYf also came in for large SHARE Of so
plauee. Her fweet fresh voice WIS well displayed
In the RoktFfoo fu che ddo7p. and her execution
WIS very fine.
As whole the opera was Success. The chorus
shows great improvement and the orchestra dis
phys change almost magical. ZAvttowsky, WHO
leads the ballet, Is very charming. danscuse She
has beautiful face, aud 1.-the, active form. Her
posts are vety, graceful and gained for her hearty
an index. We ahal have successful season.
Tonight :: Errfani,n which will bring ont. Viz
gtnia Whiting. who. we predict, will create een-
Gatton. '.t
, 1864-05-10

lies Tor decree, Mr. AToodey in his aaswcr denics
that he hax itre4ted h1s wife and then goes on to
epct1fy certain nets ol sd7ltetJ with hls former
partner, j. J. Hail. and 1saae Haenbsc9. which. II
That the i1i-tfentncut WAS deserved, II not ndct:d
On the other hand the parties charged deny moat
positt1ely, TINT any Illicit commerce has t.ksn
til. aluuty Of the husband. II IL pretty quarrt
a. Il stands, and the public would 10 in no wise tue
gamers Il We should spread npon lhc record the
children In this case to bo affected vhicheverw way
lie matter termfHAtee.
, 1864-05-10

"a ro111 0k3s-3o 70 Bsyaas et1etsoh,s
Gsacaso Commercial CoNegp, to get t9orouGn
psacaeM hus}nees education. FM Cfc3larr &c
ta1o, Mtnots
Gas Fixtures cntt7r new stock OF ths
1. 19sctt oes!en~ ct the lowest market price, Gas
~ = n, ,.,aosoagsl: 7rd promptly done. PETER
apeE dG5l-1w A''1-'4e' ~" '-eN*
Gas Ftxtuees.-Cal 5ud se~ nv NV .t,,c.-
Prices ag!ow SO the 1owe.t. Gas Fiftir~ - nf5er
Carbon Oil, Chandeliers. &c. ~ N'0'
Apo3 -l525-sOt A@ -1Aa htteeI>
, 1864-05-10
a11luSftIlKN1H.

McV1CKER'S THEATRE.
1N ]. q. Ho11cxHs, Proprietor
ITALIAN 0PE4kA-Ernnn1.
TcEef ofico ss His9in; Nnslc Store seats e1n bs
secured for my one night OK all.
THIS TUESDAY. May losh, second Opera Might.
f. ~ NJ a N
The authors Gyearest work
Hshut at M'lGe. VIRGINIA WHITING as Elvtea
Nile Ficher - Giovanni Sig Ste1ani As ErDanl; StG-
Au,od1o III Carl "; Herr Karl Formes Don silva.
Conductor and Musical Director MEz!o.
hetEeen the sccond AID third act, ber ceis-
Tc-morrow, Grsnd Gala Nisht FAUST, nov thu
event Il The n.iea! Tnrld. With ga2d alse en- ssene
ihe Light Guard Band for tht Grand March Of shs
Soldiers Chorus
, 1864-05-10

requested. The hill should be slied
Ho1land-Be1eIc AAsootar1on.- There
will be a meeting OF the above Association OF
Tuesday evening, May 10TH at ~ o'clock, at room
No. Metropolitan Block.
Onr Umbcr-1ll.-Some visitor not fearing
the reporter Of the TRIBUNE, took his umbrella
from The rooms Of the Commercial Eel .er, l.ss
night. Will he return itf..'
tCommunicatcd.l
DR.. James Hunter on Causes OF Con-
LETTER NO. XVII.
To the Editor Of the Daily Tribune:
eIE-Orr appetites and the strength Of our
bodies depend On the air we breathe. The stomach
s be has sny poe.
parting strength to the system until 1t has been vi
talzed IN the lungs. It must be sent to the lungs
t aHa thEe ,cee ast she o tss
efthe Lungs and the purity Of the air BY determin-
,Ps =!
ated. Tho appetite generally keeps pace with the
wants Of tho body Tor were more chylo prepared
By the stomach than the lungs cou1d transform
INTO blood, i would clog and deranso tho aystem.
Let the following facts then be ever Remembered:
III. No matter hoy large our lungs may be, II the
air We breathe be impure the appele fatls the face
grove pafe, and the breathing becomes hurried.
though pure, Is dImia;shsd in quantity, is is al
seated ;. ChTontc Brontss.l!::-..'' II :
~, Whate7e!: clogs the lungs md obatructs the
charged With casbonaceons 1npurity, and lays the
Foundation for consumption.
II, r. deficient 19RR Of o1yzsa to The
Valid eafh
When am aaked What IL the cause OF COT
sumption :" my ans~et Is, whate!er will pfodnee,
tubcrcles IN the langs Of men and the lower ami
nhts with nniform certainty, no matter how strong
tary pfedtspositton. As u deficient supply Of o1y-
gen will do this-aa oil known eauses oct BY fist
producing deficient spppty-and 'as nothing In
nature hAs ever been known to produce this dis
Gaze If We except children born Of parents ac-
tually eonsqmpti,e At The ume Of their birth,
regard this as the true cause Of consumption,
II the render viii now 60 over again the several
c.usea given II preceding letter., be will ind sLat
o' IL whe
70 IN the greatest degree are the chief Causes Of
ta disease. But few eases CA be traced to luher-
tEcse facts. physicians Who have grown gre1 With
out making one contItbntion % med,ea1 science,
md Cd IN .Hol Tn9 haTs n grown wise upon shes
hereditary taint In the blood" but 1t Is ineKcns-
ahe grecnnets u Intelligent people to be tsfshten.
ed by ths icnis tatuus Of bJgone ase. o. to build
suuoed hc1doza ho1n Il,
j, ali observation and experience unite to prove
tic rubezcles arr bnt the NUT Of Imperfect rasnra-
ton. Il we would cure 1t, We mast attack It here
NC must reno the mncus which osstructs the
upon It through tha al cells. an aware hat this
IL different from tho theory generally held by my
professional brethren, but then also know that
tkelrs- -doains the stomach. 10 cpro lie inngs-is
little better than melancholy tmpostare upon
hopeless misery: Ths only alre test of tho truth
, 1864-05-10

TIE DEAN RlcunoND.-This magnificent steam-
Of ECO tons burthcn, arrived In port yesterday
from Cleveland. The Richmond Is one Of the
beet steamers Of her Class now running upon the
Lakes. She will be inspected to-day by the board
, 1864-05-10

is,h %ald-w. castneld, L, F. Wait and Il. Eel
s.! is!h ]: Ma.a-r. nenzinsz, Charlie" F. Peck and
14th Ward-9oh. Hettinecr, Ferdinand Panser,
:, 18th Wnd-John Ifcrtins, j. c. Grant and Ira
F. Lindemau.
+ k1 si;ss ssrnrs., :: :. !: !: F1a1sssz' F1anss,
4. HAHEEr. A. II. DArrok,
r. f0"'1f h. A. kArsva4a. s: :: is'".
Cook C: Republican Central Committee.
Dated chicaco. May 10. 1864
Rs1rvED.-captain Yesns WIS Yesterday rc,ieY-
ed ID the charge Of the guard i the Soldiers uome
and cemtnissary WAREHOUSE, by Captain A. Ko.ass
and twentyiouE s1,en Of the 10th company Of the
Veteran Re:sa7e Corps.
ESnA WA7za.-The excitement In the soda Ws-
fer market yesterday wns intenRe. The sua11ns OF
thirsty "opesatora" about Buck & Rsyner's elegant
fountains prove that they hare lost none OF their
old prestige. Hundreds of delicious bumpers were
ze1red In the original style they know 20 well
q Oh for another 'ice-planer."
GEo. r. RooT, the uost popular song writer In
America, is The author Of a new song entitled,
s'DIothef, tell ue Of the Ba,tle,@' announced In
ano1ter column By the publishers, Mcssrs Boot 4
2as Soos ob son cl 5 Ss
Tho 1astle *Jnst Aser the Battle Battle CRY Of
Frr2don,' &C., which sen by the thousand.
<..,.-c,-., .,1a,.,. l., ~. -,u ,,,*
,onei vth fortvsfoot rols INV m rnrrrnc, eIcent
Rreenbacks. 1t IL Uncle Sanfs money and they ase
lighting for Uncle Sam. Why shonld not the1r
fsthe.s and brothers At home be ~ patriotic, and
6sxe tie sts1np ot tho unIted States . upon @ Il.
Stand BY the pairlosIe action Of tbs Boasl Of Trade
s,sity OF Mess.s. Cross Dane. the Soldlers, Hnne
.. ~ os...,-, ~ ~. ~ Ts,sn1,,-. ,S...t .,~a
p....p. ss,rW.t,s,sn ~ u pstLaaz.t,,. ~. ns
-faen1 eeu's enu'anne Aenge1ato.s. 10 FMS ~
Psppetes are SO perfect that the provision chaua-
and shns nroStsians W esn @ 10 ksps i.esS ias loas
period. Il is also very economical Of Ice.
q, ;.n,. 4,,,,,,.-.
1a - ~. c,,.a ,'a1 .aau na"es ",nlam
asss nv ~ ~..t,a M na,s ~ phm..ah, ~
With hie death on the evening OF the same day, at
Hobart Station, On the ftttshafg und Fort Wayne
Railroad The deceased 10 1a'ise 9! Ens.ad,
Hit remains were brought TO the Farmers' Hoiei
On Vest Randolph street last cTening and await
}ntetmeuf by the st. Georges Society.
: Focxn nnowkxn.-An inquest was held yestcr-
day morning, before Coroner Wagner, upon the
body OF william sel.r1ch, German milk pedlsr re-
Hhfca had been fouud floating In The South branch
Of tho Chicago nver, near tanalport avenue, on
Snosy 9tn1ng. = VT encs.ea h .ia. osceaseo aas
peen missing for eleven Gays, When he lefe Ills
Te1 fmnd nton II. trsson and qen5ict ~ sr1
dcntniiv drnznd 1rnt ~ nrr.ed hv the fT1T ~
es0"~' W. 1900 ~"--
S aoSa~asso. - ~ ss e1enaa nasaens' iate's IN
=. 1sa'n =. sas 4ola osny eo1ps, "1to neaaqoar-
G psn,on I'm ,'srsa,s- - 4o peen,s sy h,a
<mlv hctwrer, e,orer, ~. .h.ss =, ths a.r ~.
, 1864-05-10
TIE OEE HUNDRED DhY CELL,

Mss Meeting In Bryan Hall Lest Eyenlas--
Addresses ky NaIsr Gen. llus}bui- Bril-.
Ccr. Ehstc. folentl Mnlil.ar, Aalut.
t;tr. Fnllrr, Hon. E. c. Lxrned
xnd lion. r.. 4. Storfs.
, 1864-05-10
THE CITY,


republican Union Convention.
TIC Republican Union voters of COX county
art requested to NEST at the hereinafter nsmed
limo and place.. for the purpose Of clcctinS dele
sa cs 10 adcnd The Republican Union Convention,
70 t'c held 1t Metropolitan Hall, on Friday, May
7Nt. instant, nj so'c,ook p. m., to choose dSe-
Eatcs to 14tcna the Union Snte Convention, at
Springfield, on "Wednesday. May 2sth. instant. to
UCmfnAte btate 0d1cerh &c
1he Convention val consist Of one hundred and
e1shiy-etx delegates itlc same A. last County Con
~rntiGu> and will be sppo1luucd among the seve-
ri Jown4 and wards. ~ then.
Tic township s.rimsry 1lee,ln2e will be held on
Wednesday. Nay 18th, instant. at the asual placer
or holding e1ecd0nh, unless tho town committees
sliail sclea other piace. md give general notice
thereof; and the rolaf will be opened at O'Clock
P. H.. and be kept open until o'clock p. m.
The townsh!ps will be entitled to tie following
, 1864-05-10

= -
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereua,"
/
thalon's Might Blooming Cereus."
Fnaions Night b|ooming Cereus.''
m..,, - ~
Fnalons N1gnt o!oom1ug Cereus."
p,.,o,,. !. n,.,. 1,;-.-,
01s-11s' osAsos+
: '>-- --.e'A-'a' ~eAsus.
4 most exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume
, 1864-05-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

musfcnl.-In another column will be, found
tho notice Of the commencement or the Fontth
Term Of the Preparatory Glass Of the Musical
Union, On Thursday evening nezt under the d.
rectlon Of Professor Charles Ausorse, This oppor-
tunIty to become thoroughly conTetsanr with tho
fundamental rules Of music IL one at ftcu offered,
ard one Of which thosc musicalIf inclined will
haeten to avail thcms elves. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned Of Professor An8orgc.
1nstafiatfon.-Thc INSTALLATION of Roy, W1-
c. Dickinson as pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
nt Lake Forsss will take pace this Tnesday) evou-
ln9-serviccs to commence al quarter betore
eight o'clock. Sermon By Rev. L. N. Humphrey
oi This city. ...... -,
The Waukegan train leavea Wells street depot at
t:sD and train Will leave Lake Forest at ~ p
for Chicago.
, 1864-05-10

TIE Wet DTE1a1oA scAspA1.--Ths citizens OF
the West Divteion have reeently h.d thelr love OF
scandal cratihed, by the announcement that certain
well known business men in thst portion OF tho
city were made party defendants to enie for dam
ages for the alleged seduction the Yitc of Joseph
&. MoodeJ, formerly doing business 1t the cor1ar
oi Madison and aalsted streets. It sad BY the
faends Of these defendants that that suit was
brought aner and in consequence Of su,t for d.
!oree thst hrs, 1oodey hsd caused to bo brought
The Eu1t for divorce Ia based upon alleged cTusl
ty md ul-tre8tnent and the bill epecfdos Ihe m.
ticu.Az acts Of cruelty upon which tho plaiaNf e.
, 1864-05-10

a PATMoT7p MuTrAHT Co1IEaK.-The Btu-
dents Of the Military College In this stats,Hn
chasEe OF Col. D. 7. Covert, contemplate forming
company for the 100 days service, under N old
ulin master. An advertisement elsa where calls
taet. ~ '3s W. ''>~
, 1864-05-10

RG Half EN- NAMELED NEW
LCV HORSE COLLARS
AT AUCTioS
At Aaletroors 10 and II Dearborn street, on FRI
GILBERT 4 SAMPSON,
m!1.eJS77t = Auetl0neer5.
pY a. ALEXANDER, 100 Dear-
~ horn street. Larss peremptory aa!e OF Gen.a'
tlotbin:, on
Ttursasy Morning, 18th inst, st 81 o'clock.
II at enffcn OF Dealers T. invited.
Et1.e7a7.2e II. .ALRXASDER, Auct1eueer.
, 1864-05-10

The Ekallrona TlRsx Canis-

, L t11s asy. May 9Th: MARY ALICE, daughter a.
Ihon1pson, aged Jeass, months ana ;I.r, "
ng, at 10 O'Clock. >'' n4o'i&-