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Foreign Gossip.

The East India Treasury, after along
period of exhaustion, now shows balance
of S95, ,O0O, 600 in its favor.
This is old, but suggestive The men of
Coventry, hearing that Queen Elizabeth
liked poetry, welcomed her to their town;
I've men of Coventry
Are very glad to see
Your a,acious Majesty
Good Lord how fair ye belp
And the unique royal reply =
Her gracious Majesty
Is very glad to zee
The men Of Coventry
Good lack, what fools ye be r.
The summit Of Mont Blanc may be now
reached from Chamouni in a single day.
The English are giving up their idolatry
for personal isolation in railways since the
late murder. The Southwestern directors
have ordered glazed circular aperture to
be placed in each of theircarriages. These
apertures. SAYS the Railway News, "will
be provided with curtains, so as to insure
privacy to the passengers, but will, at the
same time, in the event of an assault by
one individual upon another in any one of
the carriages, afford to the occupant of an
ADJOINING COulp iLlAiChb bhS hiSeAA1 OA ANSA-
tifying the offenders" -H
In delivering one of the Cantor lectures,
DR.. Grace Calvert alluded to the subject
of birds-nest gelatine, used so much in
China in the preparation of soup. These
curious gelatinous products are not only
| considered great delicacies in India and
| Chira, but even in Europe, where they re-
alize from e. to Fl per pound.
N. Sauve denies the originality of M.
Hitfelshem's discovery of the hearts recoil
after the contraction of the yentricles. lie
states that, in his inaugural address IN
August, 1910, he put forward an almost
/ identical theory The ape-origin-of-man
doctrine has found a new opponent in Sig
nor Biancone, of the University of Bologna
who has given some attention to a compar-
ison of the man-like apes with the human
species His observations refer to the Ossei
Gus system, and especially to the head anc
extremities He finds that in the jaws o
the Gorilla and 0rang, although the molal
teeth are fangiverous, and resemble thosI
of man, the CANNES are those of carnivo
rous animal, such as the lion or tiger, anC
are provided with quite as powerful mus
! Cular APPARATUS rs Indl VI blLD6E VI thOeo spO
cies. So a man and monkey are not tn
same after all.
Its nice thing to have been Chan
cellor in England Four of the ex-OhRn
ceIlors received a pension of twenty thou
e sand dollars year--Lords Brougham, s
= Ieouards. Cranworth and Chelmsford
Mr. John Bright has been amusing hin
e self BY catching salmon near Tulcha
!. Lodge.
J The chamois have decreased in numbC
A in Switzerland so considerably, that inson
of the cantons it has been forbidden
hurt them for three years, under sever
penalty.
The Rev, Mrs Fluellin, of Excite
having quarrelled with her spouse, rs
=, away from him with his servant, cohabitt
Il with him and carried off q quantity of far
N lily plate to pay expenses Good society
= Exeter is quite shocked.
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BARRIERS in Manchester, England, are
RDed FIVE shiliings for shaving their Gus
toners on Sunday.
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asopIfa Goods,

.Ct6RAToGA WATERs-CONGRESS
Sspriug and Empire Water received fresh from
Jyas CIUROHILL 4 BROTHER. DrngEists-
nEAD sH0T-FOR BED BUGS
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OIFVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

4 i L
" RAIL ROAD
1884. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Isi
On and after Monday May 18th, 1850, Trains leave
Cleveland as followt daily, Sundays exeeptedl {:
NJ; Phiiadelphia 80 A NJ; BoItimOTe 10 4
PttyS9SgPEa ~ = NJ :, Hssssl77g ssI W. ~ p, P
NJ; Philadelphia at lG2O A. NJ; Baltimore at
TI;5O A M Pittsburgh sos P. M; Wheeling
sag p M; New philadelphia 80 r M. -,
Both trains connect st Hudson for Akron and Nil
Morning Train connects at Rayenna with A. & q.
W. Railroad Train for ali points on that Roed.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New YOTs
(vis Allentown, without change Of cars.
HS- Fars as low as by any other line.
RS- Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Once, Weddell House. a. the Depot, or the
Au'nu 7S'is'l 0'A'''H ). h. DEVEREUx. sup't.
FIR. MYERs q. t. Agent nayIs
HLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
sSa. SUMNER ARRANGEMEET lss4.
On and after Monday, May 10Th, 1894, Passenger
Trains will run as tollows, (Sundays exeeptedl;
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
! s:A A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRA1h-stoPping a
WillOpghby, Painesyllle, Geneva Ashtabula,
COnneaut and Girard only and arrive at Er1e a.
sap. M.-OiGCINNATI EXPREss- STOPPING al
Painesviller AshtabaA aud Girard only, and ar
Tiyes at Ers6:27 P. H., DuhkiTk a:2l P NJ, Buff
$50 =. i?'' Il. ?. NAIL AND ACcomMODATIoN-
| stopping At all stations and arrive at Erie al
2.f0 p. .M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAlh-BtOpping At
| Painesvills, AshtaoulA and GiraTd only, and
/ arrives at Erie at l2:42 A. N, DunkTk 2:4T
n. Buffalo 4:2OA, n.
| LEAVE ERIE.
| 1928 A. M.--NIGHT EXPRESS TRA1N-stOpplng
al Girard, Ashtabula and PAinesye only, aud
| arrive at Cleveland at 8 90 A. n.
! 500 A. N. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
! TRAIN-Stoppng at all stations and Arrive al
| Cleveland at l0:l0 A. n.
| e:4O A. M.-TOLED0 EXPRESS-Stoppins At al
stations except SwHnyille, SaybrOOk, UniOnVille
| Perry, Mentor snd Wieklfno, aud arrives ~
2;iO p M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAlN-Stopplng a
| GiFard, COnneGut, Ashtsbula, and Painesyi
only, and arrives In Cleveland at @ ~ P. n.
~ second Oass Cars are run on Rll through
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at UieFslan,
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin
natl, Indianapolis, 81. Louis, &C.; aud al throusl
trains going eastward, connect at DunkirK with tn
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and at But
| fAl with those Of the New York Central 4 Buffalo
| New York City Railroads for New York, Aibang
Boston, kiagara Falls, &c, and at Erie with tram
| on the Philadelphia 4 Ere Railroad.
| HS Day Express, East and West, connects a
Girard with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh RsilrOa
for Linssyile, MeadVille, jamestown, sc.
q. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Cleveland, May 10th. ls64
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siIrfr Ghaius.

liver CHAINS
AHD
SILV Err RI N q y
An unlimited stock, sll styles aud prices. Chains
from 81 SOTO Sl5UO Rings, from plain silver Ring
st 10 cents to eaborately engraved LOcket Ring,
inIaid with gold, at 5000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of All
goods manufac enred by A. l. RO0F, OF Medina, bOtt
solid gold and silver, and they made express
y for our trade, We know they are pure coin.
Dealers are requested TO call and examine.
Wholesale aud Retail IN any quantity.
NJ BURT,
Oloek and Matchmaker. l46 supsrior-Ht.
mAy20-Ra
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IN THE FIELD,
August 25th.

Yesterday reconnaissance, made by a
detachment from General Crook command,
was made to ascertain the strength and
position of the enemy in our front.
This force was instructed to move quick
" on the right of the ehemy's skirmish
line, and, if possible, get in their rear.
They state that Rhodes and Ramsden's
divisions are detailed for picket duty in cur
immediate front, and therest of the rebels,
under Early, are at Charleston.
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nfmtistra.
OENTAL NOTICE.

OENTAL NOTICE.
HALLTWELL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have To-
ceived the past twelve years. and hope for c0ntinu
ance. We also beg 10 inform those who are in need
of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work in our
profession, that our prices will be governed by the
value of GOLD Oh and after the first day Of Septem-
Der next have 20 pay gold, or its equivalent In
Grcenbacks, for all the material we use. Conse-
quently We are compelled 10 advance our prices. A
gull Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars anu
upwards, until the specified time.
ALEX. b. HALLIW ELL, NJ. D.,
J. x. DANIELS.
Dental Rooms, SNr. OntsTio st. ard Pnb. SQUARE.
July "a. lai4- IYs2-ks
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Connections are made at honroeVills with the SAN
dHsky, Mansfield Newark K. X. lat Clyds with the
sendusky, Dayton 4 Cineinnati z. T.. al Fremont
with the Fremont \ Indiana r. X; and at Toledo
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
JACKSON Folt Wayne, LoFtnsport, Lafayette, Cairo
Southwest
Trans arrive m Cleveland from Toledo and the
West al 6;7l A. NJ, 2:i5 P. Il, and - P n From
Ci5yHiand May t. is64
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FROM PHILADELPMIA.

~ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.
The Bulletin has the following special
dispatch
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OLEYKLAND AND TOLEDO R.
sPRINa ARRANaEaIENF.

On and sitter Monday, May 18th, 1854. Pssseuve
Trains VII leave Cleveland as follows Sundays
cgpted:
5:4J A. M.-JHIGAG0 EXPRESS. STOPS at Berea
Grafton, Ob0EER, NorEalk, Monrosville, Belle
we Clyde, Fremont and Elmore and arrive
a. IOleio st IOstd A. n. and Chicago at $50 pm
80 = M--h ksfEliA MAlL.-1Stops al station.
on southern Division, and arrives at Toledo 81
os5l P ~ chicago at 30 A. n.
DP. M--NOkIhERN MAIL--StOps at all sta
tons on Northern Division, and arrives a. san
duszY at 7:fOP. NJ.
: 90 P. M.-AIGHr EXPRESS.-stop at Grafton.
A0Twalk, MeHTOeville, Clyde and Fremont and
arrives 81 Toledo q II rs ?. n. and Chicago ct
e.tS A. q. a.--aa a..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-27

The East India Treasury, after along
period of exhaustion, now shows balance
of S95, ,O0O, 600 in its favor.
This is old, but suggestive The men Of
Coventry, hearing that Queen Elizabeth
liked poetry, welcomed her to their town
, 1864-04-16

OFFICE OF THE n E r
OCuNT"s SAVINGS LOAN And Trust CON-
PAEY,-Ibe Notes Of ths

+ OFFICE OF THE NE R.
~ CHANTS SAVINGS LOAN AND Trust CON-
fAss-1inTf1 fT1% ketfs nsyK e n or OTTAWA
7s1 7sp1se!S'n dst kstss at pm. 1'''aA'A' e1Au'e4
TOPARTNERSHP: Richard J
J Sherman, Of Bonslo. Bentsnin T: :JstSls, Pres3-
cent Of the Bank Of Gax.noyte hT1 Rnn*n hsIs
nssocissed sbemselves toecther 70, & n purpose @
carrying On aud It snbActtng the bus1neA OK
BANKING, %
At3oPHE STREET, In the city Of Hew FORK
rxpKH THE 11RM rAxno OF
Rich, SHERMAN l. CO..
WI ae e. es!ee.r ,ss sttsatoa to sas Collection
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
OF ALL ENDs,
Railroad Stocks, Bonds, Gold, &c.
-, inseFsxs allowed on Deposits subject 70 BE- checked
mh19 as9tsotis ~ RIEH.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
4 South Clark St., -Loomis Buildings.
se nee snB Ell s
ntas.
BEf54Sl S14SaNds 5oNHn1HR HaSstR E1s:ssst es.s'st
T7umn N NTTNT = TT
, 1864-04-16

There are seven millions Of Jews in the
world.
- iron founders In San Francisco ret four
dollars and half day in gold.
Edward Everett was seventy years ofage
on Tuesday last,
A Presbyterian church in Greenwich,
4. l., has given the female members the right
to vote
The whole cost Of governing Boston Is
four and quarter million dollars year.
The De1avnn House in Albany has been
sold to New York parties for $l75, 200.
Louis Napoleon has written to James
Responding tones about the Mexican Empire.
In Ohio there are Il, ,a9333 common schools,
l67 co1oEed schools, and over 21 900 teachers,
Of whom u, ESQ are women.
Boston pnd its dependencies, in ordinary
seaaons, consume over forty thousand pounds
Of butter week.
Mr.. ]. L. Motley, the American histo
riau md Minister at Vienna, has sent $500. to
Edward Everett in aid Of the sufferers Of East
Tennessee.
= The New York correspondent of the
Saturday Etening Gazette, says that the first
purchase made at the Sanitary Fair was by
Mr: John Hoey, who paid 81, 900 for pair Of
superb vases.
elegantly remarks: "For greenhorn to
speculate in Wall street, at present, is just as
foolish rs to play cuchre against three West
cru b1acklegs, with a confederate standing
behind your chair and tel.graphlng what you
have ia your hand Do you understand
that?''
1t is stated that Massachusetts coporal,
who was before Gen. Case3'e board seeking q
commission as Lieutenant, was asked "who
was the hero of Fair Oaks ~ "Gen Casey u
emphatically responded the aspirant for shout
der-6traps. When ordered to report the cor
poral found that be Ind been appointed to a
first class captaincy.
The Glasgow Advertiser learns that Prof.
Hoffman, Of London, has produced new
coloring matter, which dyes silk and wool Of
beautiful violet, blue violet, or red violet
tint, by the application Of iodine extrastcd
from 6ea weed :"
"A refugee who has just escaped from
Wilmington, N. G., says: ~ lived within q
few doors 81 Nj. Mallory, the Confederate
States Secretary Of the Navy. His wife, d
Spanish lady, is most anxious to reach the
State Of Massachusetts, where her sister now
! is living The Secretary aud his lady art
| actually very poor, SO poor, that when guests
were at their house they usually had to Dor
| row from US table cquipage, and that OF tht
simplest, During temporary absence,
| made the Secretary welcome to the milk o
| nv solitary COW, and he esteemed It, for BIZ
wife's sake, m exceedingly great Kindness ,
, 1864-04-16

Fernando Wood on Nlsgerlsn.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York GyanmtTetal Adueytiser, speaking Of Fer
nando Woods endorsement Of Mr. Longs
sentiments, says:
"Yct it can be but hoped that Mr.. Wood
will yote in fayor OF the proposed amend
mcnt to the Constitution, for with a1l his
professcd sympathy for the Southernc1s and
their apecnliar institution be was sick and
tired Of the slavery question long ago. In
proof of this Insertion, have only to quote
from an autograph letter written By him to
political friend which hos found its way to
the table at which write. This epistle con-
cludes by saying: sMagerism must be ig-
nored. Let us for God's sake, get another
issue, Be it tc1at It may.' So Mi: Fernando
Wood was really In advance OF Mr.. James
Brooks In abandoning the question on which
the political hopes Of the South have been
ehipWrecked. What new issue Mr. Wood
designs has not Jet been announced, but let
his faithfnl followers remember that he has
written, in his Napoleonic style, '-Ma9crisns
must he frnorednn
, 1864-04-16

the smoke etsck appeared to view. During the da7
tie rebels aheled away this visible portion OF the
Msple Leaf vas an old vessel, haTln been built In
1s4i, and was owned By parties in Boston. Sho
was formerly run on the St. Lawrence Rtv-
long time 10 ply between here and St. Ansustio,
Fla. She was q finely built boat, but Of rather
slow speed and can be better spared than some
other xesEeis IN the setvice. Her coHmanter.;
md Intend going North on the Western Metropolis
tomorrow. TIE captains wife and s.s,er-t1.isw.
who have lived On tho boat for several months hap
pened to be at Beaufort on Friday.
The torpedo must have been very lsrse and pow
erful for when 1t exploded 1t threw the bow OF the
ehancr completely ont Of water. and sent the fo7.-
was detached ard slhyered to pieces, and the pilot
very narrowly escaped serious injury. Nothing OF
ire weasel CT cargo to tae value .. sixpc1se "1s
, 1864-04-16
TIE WAR In FLORIDA.


T. }CorespondeDee ofthe n. 7. Nmes.1
HILTON HEAD, Tuesday, april S, 1864.
AT 4otclock On the morning Of Friday, the 1st
inet,, The army steam Maple Lea' while
n.ssI, r down the St. Johns River, hon ftat1a to
ffacEsnnyi]je Fla. MN ag.inst torpedo, moored
n lie srea twelve miles above the latter place,
1rhich eTplodcd and sent the vessel 20 the bottom
Al thc lime Of the explosion the 4aple Leai had
on Eoar about forty persons, Including tue oHcefe
and crew, all Of whom escaped nal4 o1 StPta5,e,
cyccDt two fremen and three dech,nanns, Nno
s1eenfnr 90 the deck. near the torec3stlc anu wig
were instantly killed either By the tau1ng Q, pu
ton Of the upper works, OF bF tne uemsnXus % 1IWs
force OF the concusston- The persons thus 6ats34
we're colored. ..,>.,., ,-aro tbrae
.edies inclndinc 1irs Capt. Chadwick im1eulale.
1r fnnk fvp small boats belonging TO the s1ea1'sL
and made for Jacksonville, which, plsee tney
rcache,i at about a. ID. Nearly all the gFssenSess
were aslacu when the event OCCURRED, Qnn NJ t1tui
whatever was afforded for looking a1tef PetsoHna'
hagpare. All that YVES eaved in the way o. eaoin.
inS waa what the persons wore when the5 lclt 1'e
veTeel. ...sx xs,.
rison equipage Of three regiments ol Esn. eos.c
Brigade a1so The personsl baggage of the otneeIs
iess bad % p,opeIty On board valued at sso, 900.
/ Everything ID lost. The property was put on
| board he Maple Leaf at Hilton Head, and 1t was
the intention 10 take It of at Jacksonville, when
the vessel had reached that point. but che had 20
sooner arrived than she was Immediately despatca
g 70 Ptlatka, on urgent business, which aeeounts
1oT Tue property having been on board.
| ine steamer eAnk In deep water, 50 that nothing
pnt The top Of her wheel houses and portion o.
, 1864-04-16

In Lonkfellow.s Poem lllawatha was adjudged to
tAye coucTcd the greatest boon on his tribe because
nc brought to It's notice Every one will admit
CHAT our preparation ID worthy OF tic name. for The
1cnenis II confers when It Ii known.
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES.
restores tAdcd and gray hair and whiskere to shelE
original color. Il 1t1nes up the natural shading OF
one hair With another tnus giving the hair pelcct
life nrpraEance, 50 that the mort critics! observer
cannot detect s nec. It mikes harsh hair soft snd
rom al in purltcs 4 as Isadl!y applied and wiped
comes 1he bad Effects of previous Use Of prepsfaons
sontaipine M a4phus sugar e Led, Sc Tne pEopr!e-
3enge TO test, IN the New York da1lics three weeks
wh1ch WAS NEVER ACCEPTED. Let soue we'll
proprietor Of each preparation for lie hair b.Ig
Rp Tie color. Every rrop1etor 10 use nothing bnt
ne the tet A ccFttlcas Of the resn:t to oe widely
n. Sold cyeryEhcte JOSEPH liOYT& CO,
:p5cN2w 10 University Place. kew York.
, 1864-04-16

ponfeental Phseisssn. formerly Of g. Louis No.,
cosner of Mensoe, Chicago Ll half block fron the
Post Once. On al Chronic Diseases and Diseases OF
treats With unparalleled success. Rooms separate,
Nhere Ladies' and 9entiemcn can consult Tie Doctor
~ 81; NJ; SUNDAYS 10 TO u 4. ~ Communications
tonfdcnAAl. Consultations FREE. Aidfr&s +. .. Box
III Enclose two stan and get his '!a1de To Health,
From the Doctors long experience In BnspltAl and
antee perfect cures for all Chronic Diseases their
most severe and complicated staa in very short
fine. without tie Use of n crcufJ.
Young suffering from self Abnee .re invited 70
ka,l 4 perfect eLre warranted Female ttregutkr1-
tes attendant on Puberty. MenRtruaton, OF persons
having AEy distinctions TO marriage. should call It
ability REd success. h2a-b2s24wis
, 1864-04-16

An nnfa1llog cure for se1iual Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, and numerous diseases such as Loss Of
Pii@as.of yistSa. E5ynstqSs 6d AZ. Weak Nsrvsa
Ifuptio1s on the Face. fale Co1nenance. insanity,
Consumption. and At the dlseful complaints caused
by depar: Ing from the path Of nature.
r. his medicine Is simple vegetable extract,
aud one which all can rely az 1t has been used II
treated Il has not faiiea ID single lnatance It's
sattve powers have been sufficient to gain victory
over the mott stubborn case.
n 70 these who hare trtaed With their constiso.
ton, until they think themselves beyord the reach
Of medical aid, We would say, DkaFAtH NOT! the
CHER03EE CUEE will restore You to health and
vigor, and after all Qusck doctors have faiiedi
Price. 81 per bottle, Or three bottles for Is, and
forw araed bT Express TO 1h parts q the world
Drug Store In the country, write to the Agent, Ihu
will nail nee to ae0 desiring the SAME, full trea
tise in pamphlet form.
AL such orders must bs sent to G. 4 C00K. Chi
c3R0, oar General Agent tor the West.
Hr3d hy all NFnRp4Rt4 AyHtYThfIf.
, 1864-04-16

6ACEELOK.s celebrated HAIh pyk IL THA R8SF
- TH1 w.RLn. The only nakhlE.s, TREE rad REII.
-enen&es Bed, Rusty or Cry HAIR INSTANTLY ~ T. T.
:4yo8sf BLACK or AATThAL HHoW n without ln1nrtES
xhe Hair Or Staining the sn. lraving the Hair sclt
And Besntinl tmpsrts ises vitality reMquegtJ * re-,
ast Dyes, Th. Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. RACa-
HoR, kl Others are mere mutations and ehonid be
6iaY rTeet, Now YORK. tyS-K96i-ly.
, 1864-04-16
5pre1al Hotlcfs.
a IL emedy, Rad fcn1 an 4
'HsG q rO n r h.

The most thorough, radical remedy fer nocturnal
c,niss,o1s, TOR &C 1linal weakncss and the debility,
mental AID phyrtcsl, that taty generate Whit
Parssion paIsy xes.tah,. IN coa: :.i6'as
touch and rnfatlinE In t,s action. retto1,ssr.pgth
Of mind acd body chects the causes q, shc xeseness
from utter prostration through complete enre; TT
, 1864-04-16
/ Physiological View Of B1ar.

Containing nearly 800 pages md 10 nns Plates and
EnETh<1nEp of the Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs In
state of Heath aud iliSease. with q Trfattse on
ksnAbuse, It's Dcplnrahle Consequences upon tho
the only rational nnt successful mod= Of cure, -
shown BIZ the report nt ca!es :realed. 4 truthful
xdy1feT to the rnarrttd. and 1huae contemplating
gslT1age, who entertain doubts Of their nhyscal
.eceipt Of Is ceas. in sianas al caErency BY
sdtre.st1E Dr. LA CRolx. Nc. 81 Maiden LAD 1ant. Al.
, 1864-04-16

HUMAN FRAILTY, OR PLY.
Ill SOL oa1cAL RESEARCHES, should os read
b. everybody. Il treats on, and shows. how, the
eyt results arising from early abuse and unhappy
Be- VIII se1e E s
tes1nE the narrisge state. Sold By bR. e "a. BAR
Row 1 Reseksr street; EsT f91f e. +, Elisa sss :;
H. SEOVIL Is Randolph street. Chicago, Ill; 1!so OF
SIMONEAN 4 CUI4BuRH. corner Main and wash
, 1864-04-16

Seminal Weaknsss Loss Of Power. Impotence speed!-
Y and edectuAily cured by 4stnE U1k EAND'S 6PECI
E1c. a trial OF tie Specific will convince the most
hIcpstca1. Prize (; per boz. or 81. for g.. Sold hy
druggist evervwhaYe. LORD SMITH. Wholesale
Agents for Chicago. np.2e5sz3m r.r&sA
, 1864-04-16

Three Quarters OF a mile northwest OF Graceland,
where may seen
100000 Evergreen snd Dec!duous Trees,
F.n one to ten feet high and 6one OF the effort OF
tree culture on our viii psares In The vicinity q Chi
ca2o, a. = "HGos
, 1864-04-16

-Consumptvc sufferers will receive valuable pre-
Lcr!1riun fur tile Of Consumption. Asthma. Bson
chitas and all Throat and Lung Affections Gree
euaree} bY sending thelr addrerB TO
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
, 1864-04-16

Volunteers for the Army ghonld mt leave the Et;y
MEN soTsf searsy Wouads ca'c,-a, S1n1nPoa; o3s
the best II tho world. Every French soidler 81, nses
<hetu II the reader Of tins '.notire t1Inos Ect
uax Of Pills O!ntmt tt from the drug etoFe "a uA
place, let him write 10 nc, y AaIued Lang. en.
cloetng the amount, and VIII mall oox lteG ,f %!
Gu hand because thcv nlakt - much proht as
on other persons make. s. cents, bs cenM and $+a
Ter boz OF pot. hplVGtbol@
, 1864-04-16
CHICAGO g. BUFFALO,
TOUCHING AT
RACINE, MILWAUKEE, aACxINAc, DETROIT
AND CLEVELAND.

dNU LIE EtEHA1Us
Connecting as folIow1, VIZ;
With the ", ous Railroads leading to spd txou, et
csgo. ard MathcF. CarJ Co i ST. Louie linz AZ
Car1i Bonts on ilitDo{t Canal. ~ ~
With KAcEe 4 Mississippi Railroad, at Raene
With LaCrnsse T. Milwaukee Ra1l7o1d 1t MtlwAuk+1L
II III Cleveland l. MahonlnE, Cleveland and Pjttsburx
and Atlantic and Great Western Railroads. It
Cleveland.
And With the
ERIE ANYWAY
At DnGa]o., And also the Western Tr.nsportss!os
Compuny Inc OF Boats on Erie Canal four Of whla
will leave Buffalo and New York daily.
~ For Contracts md Bills Of Ladlng app1Tt to
FUGH[ U[ ALIEN. All ho,1 cocnties slip. New York.
A: F: WARb, 40 Broadway, Agent Este Railway,
Up. WORTsEIL, 20 Broa.way, New Tork.
JNq =: DUNLAP. Is State street, Agent Eaa Bal
s. O. yei. CHASE, II. Pier. Albany.
H. A. GRI6WOlD. 1871 River street, Troy.
H. JOHNSON T. CO.. Cleveland,
q. G. MCDOWELL, Cleveland.
a. G0DARu, Toledo.
L. II. OSBORNE, Sandusky,
]. L. UURD & CO., Detroit.
G. M. T1BBIrTS, Milwaukee.
A. =. DUTTOa, Racine. ---
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Buffalo.
J. ". TUTTLE, Agent,
ap7-c161m Foot Of State street. Chicago.
, 1864-04-16

Sherman, Of Buffalo. Benjamin JssEls. fsea-
cent Of thc Bank of Gax,noyts a Rnd.o ba5s
nssoCtsted themeelycA together for tho pQfpeAe o(
cayrTtur On AnJ fraubActtng the bus1nead Of