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COMMENCEMENT OF MONMOUTH
COLLEGE.
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.1

MONMOUTH, July II, 1864.
II YVES the privilege Of the writer to be
present at the commencement Of the above
institution. on iThursday, June 30th,
1864, short account Of Which may not be
uDinteresting 10 Jour readers, m,ny Of whom
are numbered with the friends Of the insti-
tuition.
The exercises Of the day were opened By
the annual address from Prof. j. B. Turner,
Of Jacksonville, ILL.,
It is not our purpose to notice in detail the
exercises Of the graduating class. They
orations, essays, and poems. There were Of
classical graduates, H.; of scientific cradu.
atcs, I0-}n ali, Fl. OF these, i've la Gu
tered the hundred days service, some weeks
before the commencement, but, having pass
ed the necessary examination, diplomas were
awarded them by the Board Of Trustees.
The honors OF the class were awarded as
follows: Classical Drpartment-1st honor,
Naledictory Address, T. Carter Kirkwood,
Batavia, Ill; "a houor, Latin Grafton, DIN.
Gelvln, jamestown, Pa. Scientific Depart
ment-1st honor, saiutatory, J. y. swiler,
Monmouth; I'd Honorary Essay, Miss J. ".
Wilson, Ellettsyille, Ind.
The number Of students who hare entered
the army since the outbreak Of the rebellion
Is one hundred mud eighty. Can aUy College
in the West show q brighter roll OF honor
Ihnn tu13 VI 1nl6 QQnDtr. seventeen nave
been either killed, or died of wounds re-
ceivcd, and disease contracted in the service.
The Institution is under the Presidency Of
David 4. Wallace, DID,. m able and cneryet~
ic man; Vice President, Rev. A. NJ. Black;
Professor of Greek and Hebrew languages,
and Literature, Alexander Young, DID,;
Prof Of Mathematics and Natural Sciences,
Rev. J. c.. Hutchison; Prot. of Latin Lam
guage and Literature, John H. Wilson, AM;
Prof. Of Modern Languages, Rev. J. c. Web
Der, AN. and DID,; Principal Of the Aca-
dtmical Department., - Mckee, AL;
Teacher Of Music, Bliss - Hazel The
annual catalogue shows TINT there have been
enrolled as students during the past collegi.
ate year, $50.
The Hoard OF Trustees, ut their annuil
meeting, adopted the following resolutions:
Resolred, That We hereby tender to such Indi-
gent soldiers as may have been wounded in their
country service. and to the Indecent children Of
snch soloters as may have been killed or disabled
in battle. and who may be desisous OF obtaining
education, tGi&ion free.
The College, for so young an institution, is
in q 1ourishing condition, being reasonably
well supplied with college buildings, appa-
1atus, libraries, cabinet, &C.. and is ont Of
debt. It is, however, much in need Of IN
endowment fund, which shall place 1t on
permanent basis, and this, We are happy to
suy, is in process Of being secured.
, 1864-07-19

dGuse' Ate the II ceipt Of theSew York di.pstche'
the market w*s ntneF
PROVISIONS were neglected and nominal. MeN Pcrk
was held 1t <oA1. Lard Ha8 uulet With sales Of 111
b:ls city tteam at 1sc.
WOO! Eas moderately actlye and steAdy, With sale
o. ste III nom secoal hands al el8l..5, and from
frst hands 1t 99c.
Mrhe Grocery marx Ii ou;ee and Init little chaags
has occurred In the previous quotations Of the rar
Eet. The on]S exception IL in Cotfse upon which We
note m sdFance Of &c p On Javs, and CT s9tc = y
on Rio, rs the re'ult OF diminished stotks and tha
entifght supply.
In Fith We note further decline OF asc 2 half brt
on lfcuts aud Of Sc 2 half btl on No. ant Mack
ezel. Receipts have been more liberal, with fair
derstd.
Driei Arpes sre In very limited supply. aa With
IN ac1aYe demaud prices rule hrmer. o. Southern
run. We tote an ADVANCE OF &c q b on previous
quotations.
Calbon OH IL IN very limited supply, and With =
large speculative demand. pIlcea have further al-
vaoccd Sc GAL Olive OIL Is In small SUPPLY With m
advance of 31te gal.
frt'ehts wire du1 aad hesry, With light engage
nepts at &c for corr and SIC for wheat 10 Bulalo.
=: LATER.
In the afternoon. owing to The adyance Of gold to
2ss, tho produce markets were excited and aiga.r-
No. Spring Wheat selling h1eh aa AIS, kna closfnE
FNhouf sf'lera. No. Corn was In active request at
ti;s but il Ens generally held at $1.sa. Htghwines
were nru, Af1l.e3Ha1.e5.
IL Beef Csosthe receipts since the Gloss OF satur-
days market have eeen very light, amounting O lt-
lie over 200 head the entered ssfe4 at all .he yafds
Ea 40 head at - S0GG.s9, mostly st S7tas gros4
in Hogs thezs has been NJ change Ii the previous
quctstocs Of the market. The entered sales smouat
l,sal Hcss At s'Aeas5o, chiefly ut ssseees, per 10
, 1864-07-19
DE. EASTERLY'S
AMERICAN LlNlMEMr.

This valuable LtnIment will cure
Rheumatism, sprain*, Bruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Ten-
6ons, $vel1ed and STIFF Joints, Lum-
baGo- and all Diseases where an
external remedy 1s indicated.
DIR. EASTERLT.s AMERICAN LtyINEET VIII
@ stso esL1 ~ 5nss.ns, s ss 1.Es, M hnA
cIl1tng g HnE3Ess Families should keep 1t dON-
the BEST AND Must EFF1CACIOCS L1S1MKNr
=: = i rx hale a: Of EAsrHRLY co... Family
MedielnA Store, 30 Madison st.tes, acaE tbs Post
O1nce, chicago, III.
, 1864-07-19

Interesting cmc1al Statement from the
Secretnry OF the Iowa state
Agricultural society.

ri fRlt all xphf h%At1
hlc da15 age to our principal crops tar5ushous ia
tas
.a!;ss sses + ;bs R ':9 ssl9s g. s
elicit the tcsie r It wns In thele
s1ss IT,
ient county III in re state s1cept two, snd
the whole crop Of. tbe ssste. Tho general Is,iTs re-
ron the :ensrsi report Induced most th-n. pm
ssy ie.a 4 sssa IT, a
IN sf ~ Sssa ssaSrisg ,ssM ~ y
o ae aen afe 1sns sa2a e. Sy
e. yfa # sare n aus Ta no
nss asst t9 aiTye at the following results from
wmrArs~Most Of our wheas Was sown lascs th.a
S1g f9 n # % spnS hs
efin maturing later n ths season thaa 1sns iss tsr.
fsaaa
IS 6 m Il p sf Cd Is
chlnch eng may b. cheated of half It's food. From.
azse sSas thlla i - aysrsss q avs 6asssls psf
ae
s hS s5s y spa ss eseaptd tsn M e
nat q fh se Thh Ege;
per tcre ii the aTersse producs Of 1851 aud Is63'
hi.
over that OF I63. h onc-tE elfth, making total OF
ye!d liz fuele rer acre, wflce vii! etyc &c ayeraea
P1osust Of forty sE2 y a1d ter;eteus.ns bushels Pr
wil e1eeef eo busneis. .he season eonttnass Ii:
f., M hs:at hs q ssoP
q aniaa aa hs nsos sos
n >f,a|e ~
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What the Rebel Raiders Accom-.
nliAhfd.

"swinton,'' of the n. 7. 7ime., thus Gums
up the results obtained by the rebel raid:
l. They established, for a time, base of
supplies for Lees army In Maryland. There
can be no doubt that they have been only too
successful in the capture Of stores, cattle,
horses, &c, which they have made. In this
5 Of hss hsS taS 5.Ss s!Re
Il one could look down the highways of
Virginia, he would sec filing down them
long trains filled with the spo!ia opi,na Of
this rsiding campaign in Maryland,
2. By cutting the railroad communications
leading into Baltimore and Washington, and
drawing their forces up tmpudently before
The dcfenses Of the city, they won the pres
tige Of having for the time being thrown the
capital Of the nation into species Of siege.
The TACT OF the real hollowness Of this tri-
umph will not prevent Its being taken
abroad tor very significant demonstration
3. BY the fact Of the invasion they will
probably gain, furthermore, the credit OF
having shown that while we are besieging
the rebel capital we are unable to protect our
Own soil. This also. is, Of course nothing
more than epecious. but It will be accepted
us Goepel BY our enemies at home and
ubroad.
A. They have produced a great scare through
out all the country covered By their opera
tiops, and far beyond. should except from
this Washington City, which has throughout
maintained a certain dlgnIf1ed composure;
but from Martin6burg, HaEgerstown and Har-
pcr's Ferry to Baltimore, and even north of
Tint, they have spread terror wherever they
OF the report Of them has gone. In Ba1ti-
more especially the exhibitions have been
piliful. There is no evidence that the city
las ever been threatened BY anything more
than cavalry party, and small one at that.
And yet this sQuad Of men has been able to
coop up force strong enough to chew up
the rebels, or ten times their number, body
and boots, while they have devoted them
selves to burning houses in the speurbs and
have even captured parties Of our men With
In the limits Of the city itself
S, The; hare been able to relieve their lines
In front Of Petersburg, for 3 brief period at
Vast, from the pressure Of goodly number
4f Grants army.
G. They hare given practical demonstra-
ton OF one Of the standing dangers Of put
ting our army ont Of the position to cover
Washington, {as 1t is before Petersburg.
namely, that the enemy can, by d vigorous
feint toward the capital, throw the whole
country into alarm respecting its safety.
This Is dangerous State Of facts, for 1t in
dpces pressure which 1t becomes difficult
| for uny Executive to Withstand.
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Total number Of vessels IN active service, cx..
eepiios school and receiving ehip..-


ceptlog school and receiving ship. ..5s5
VESSELS OF TIE NAVY.
The number OF vessels, In the United
States Navy constructed and In process Of
construction is G14, with tonnage OF 45G 273,
aud carTying ,050 guns. The lists Of vessels
cap'nreq, lost, DESTROYED, sold, &C.: is asfol-
lows: Lost, 20; captured, II, destroyed, $;
and sold,.2; making total Of casualtics IS.
These are not included In the lists above
mentioned.
! ILLINOIS AS REPRESENTED IN THE SAvr.
The following list Of Naval officers, appoint.
Cd from Illinois, will be Of local Interest to
the citizens OF the Sucker State. We give
them according to grade, as per the last pub
hsled register, from Which we copy:
ea! Ss T. g. Kaa 5oastRaS
tSesss. Elias (: owen, Edwsfd :. Potter sed Geo.
{ttieenet Of wat), Charles n: nunttnston, t Arehi.
bald L. Mitchell. Ensigns--Edward n. Kellogg,
llcnry Glsss, Joseph D. Goehlan, james q. sands.
John J.: Gibson: Assistant sureeons-vavid Y.
Horatio L. Wait. Eneineers- CHIEF Engineers
Greene anes Ae Mdsh%en Il Na;s
Kcadeny7First cls.s None; Second C!ass-'
None; Advanced Third Clas:-Chas. g. Dyer,
yoe.ph L. .stickne5, Fred <. Mans, Edward ii.
Wiieon: Advanced Fuurt:, Ciass-iIarycY u.
DNyie. Henry G. English; Fourth CasH-Nofti-
6am, Perry Gartt. btnjamin r. Goldsmith. nj james
u. Crimes, VIM. Morrison, Thompson 4. MUIR
ray, Samuel s. Parks,, Adoniram j. Phillips,
Eaker. q Lients. 4. Whiscmorc Ward iFI and Frank
T. Church.
Tountetr 0Fesrs of The .a.dry-Actins volun
teet tLientanants-Nnne. Acting MasteEs-Chas*
h5thu5 J9hp NJ nuIes es, Eens
Kelley, Aln11Een Tnttfe, Chas. G. Briggs Cbae. Il.
Palmer, r. d. Waite. Acting Masters Mates-E.
2: Bradley, Rivers Drake, ". II. II. De3roote,
Loren y. Hsssinss, Wm. Hoptins. Es!a McDaun,
John Pybus. Thomss Roach. Frank Seymour.
Acting assistant susseons-Ilensy T. BaItholo.
mew, Fernando G. sarEeant, George v. Wilson,
Vim. +. keeler, James T. Kelley. Aaron Il. Nelson,
Geo: ": Ninans. Acting Chlef E1gtneers-
y. Hardy, James Miller. Acting First Assistant
Ensineers-Wm. 0. Longe, Ell n. Parry. Wm. z.
Wiley. Acting Second Assistant EnEineers-An-
thony Courtway, s. ". Exams, sohn II. Hartnctt,
Vim. Il. Holden, Alonzo A. Jenks. VIM. E. Mitch
ell George T; %ifeon, Samuel Weaver. Acting
Chas. Dealt, Edward II. benton, Fred A. CFan,er,
Alblu DonDc1y. Ebcu Hill, John Henry, Anthony
Lane, George ". Narsaeld, Wm. Teal, Reuben
Tocnn. Acting gCaEpenters-RlcharaE Eisbct, Rich
ard Ratchford. Nm. Reid.
CASUALTIES IN TnESAvY.
Since the Last published list, the following
nations, 474; appointments revoked, 10;
t.ismassa14, 224; delths, 132 desertlons. 27,
LOSS.
We have presented these statistics In as
brief manner as possible, nnd In our next
article will notice the iron.clad fleet Of the
ocean and river navy Of the United States.
, 1864-07-19

MoEDAy FvKS1H9, July 10, 1851.
IUNBEf-Fece1yed Saturday, 1,e7t ,ooa ieet. M.,-
ket active, and very hrn at Previous
quotations,
SHfSGLFs-Rtceiyed Saturday ssl,C0o. Market
still in sm.H ard inadequate supply. Both sawe1
snd shaved shinElee are In GOOD request AID prices
ru.e verJ Arm. tending upwards.
lATa In good dtma1d, and without change.
CARGO Sales TO-DAY.
Cargo sehr Ardeps. from Kalamazoo, sooses Milf,
eolo b5 Trueede s. tees fair lumber, strips, at
ssro cargo schr Challenge, from Mores MIL, Kali
mazoo. IS 90 feet fair luuher, st1ps. a. s2o. 17
As sawed ehIuglss At 80: 100 cu11s DO q: sltc
cargo fchs Illinois, from Truesde1lt Mll Anszegop,
so o. feet fair lumber. sItes At $zsos cargo schr
Ac1iatlc from and RIVER sold By BrevKter, Is, 10
feet lumber, y strips, III %, bAlanea 1t <l7.o1.
Cargo schr Hamlet, nom Green Bay, sold By Col,
Looms, uo ieet lumber, mostly boards. sot0a fest
nprers, at &26.0o: cargo schr Mitchell from Menono-
nee, Lu1engton Co.'s Mills sold By BEewshes, leo.
Ito feet lumber, x strips. at s2soo; csrgn sehs Dol
phin from Grand River, sold By @ Roberts Co..
10000 lumber. strips, at s.oss, balancz mixed ii
4.seo: cargo schr Napoleon from Manlstea, sold by
B,ckford, q. 600 feet lumber. joists. at $4,000.
s.,..-s,. ppisaa.
, 1864-07-19

We understand that on Saturday last an
order Tas received by Cen Butler. from the
secretary OF War, relieving him OF bis late
command, but TINT Gen. Grant refused to act
npon II, igneHhg 1t altogether, no previous
consultation having been had with him. The
order, 1t Is supposed, was made at the insti.
gation Of General Halleck.-N. 7, Herald
July IL.
, 1864-07-19

FFfon ICE I0uIsflUE J0Ufth1, Ilfh.J
The proprietors Of our tobacco wafeh .uses have
been PEELED to request their patrons withhold
further Shipments for tue present. The very large
accumulation nov On hand the etiIculty CT 4aippng
hare rendai ed this necessary, but the earliest poss
bic notification Eill be given when Shipping can he
heads tobacco lsn: here which have bteu signed Tor
1oEg flnce but the Ea4tern railroads are so gtuted
With fteich and ary transportation that they cannot
be sent forwasd and every place tor their warehoas
, 1864-07-19

We have received the following letters rel
alive to the part sustained in repeling the
recent rebel raid by the gallant 9Th Illinois
cavalry:
wAsnseroy, D. C., Jnly II, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The following is .lst Of the men, belong
ing to the 9Th Illinois cavalry, who have been
Washington, and brought into thc Regimen.
tal Hostilal, Dr.. E. L. Nelson, Assistant Sur
geon In charge:
sergt George eMcNo1th, Co. f, severely, in hip
sergt. Benz. F: Lee, I. severely, elbow.
Setgt. A. L. VaA Fleet, r, slightly.
Private Mm. Allen, c, severely, neck.
Private VIM. johnson, G, elightly, hand.
Private Fred. Bart1tug, L, arm.
Private Clarence Williams, L, wrist.
Among those known to be killed are
Capt. Morris, Co. III, and Private Charles
Greenville and Bugler Thomas Baker, Co. e.
Lieut.. Charles Gilbert, Co. c, und Lieut..
ktnley, are Severely wounded, but have not
been brought to this city.
In the advance Of the enemy upon this
city and Baltimore, the 8th become separated,
q part under 1ieut. Col. Cleudenin retreating
towards Baltimore, another portion towards
Washington, and two companies, under
Major Waite, are still to he heard from
Many are reported Killed and wounded, but
nothing definite Gun be ascertained until the
regiment reunites.
Every one testifics to the splendid behavior
Of The Eighth. The new organization fully
sustaining md adding to the reputation won
by the I'D. I will send you detailed list OF
Casualties the earliest moment possible.
C.. 1S6ERsoLL.
,;nr M adt,ona, ~ ;,tsi,asn. @ @ ~ 1~oo, h;s ae ,v
~ -, 'ton4 A'' 0'n'
=. W. "aite: .--.
WAsHsGTos, July 1s. 1854.
Dr.. Waite:
The LnteAi9encer OF this morning states that
Illinois cavalry, are supposed to be captured.
AS the report will get to You, I Eend you the
particulars Us near as / can obtain them.
Charley brings them to me from the regiment.
(He tns volunteered, temporarily, as mem
her Of Johns Old company in the Sth, under
Capt Berry. The company is now the body
, 1864-07-19
Fremont In Iowa

The Davenport Gazette says: ave recently
passed through twelve popu1ous counties In
This State, travelling in stages and railroad
CARS. We made dlligent inquiries for Fre-
mont men, and found but n solitary one. He
declared his intention to vote for Fremont,
, 1864-07-19

HOGS This chief business transacted since the
close Of SATURDAYS market has been confined to the
Hogs rem aiming over uuso1d, Of which there wer:
about 1lao head The rece pts aIacs have been very
limited, amounting to about $50 hogs. There u no
impf ovsment 10 the depression which existed In the
market On Saturday; buyers apparently being dis
posed 10 buy onlg at lower rates.. The entered sales
since Saturday at the yards amount to 1,5tl head at
97Ge@9st0t chiefly at - ECa9.s0 per 100 M.
non Yroa A*T8
, 1864-07-19
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

bIUHuA9 EFEll11E July II.
There Is nothing to mite In the Dr1 Goods mar.
bet to-day. No changes in prices have been made.
Tie MARKET Is firm In lev York and the same here.
The TRANSACTIONS a1e unusually large for Tie zea.ou
, 1864-07-19
COMM ERCKAL.

MoSDA1 EvfSIu8, July IS, 1851.
The receipts and shipments during the past week
were ae folloE1:
RKcXRTs ANp sHJFNsXT6 PAsT 4g Morxs.
, 1864-07-19

2. Bell, commanding. 6le1m S1oops, Lancaster
fdaEnh1p), 6ara1sc and Nar1acansett; Sailing
6soytkhir, Fredonis; Bark Fa1ailones. Total, Z.
Eat India 8quddfpH-6Isam Slo1p, Wyoming
Sicop. Jamestown. Total, 2.
Mediterranean 6guddTon-Elo3p, Constellaton,
Capt. II. S. Stellwagen. Total, !,
Potomac F2otA Ad--Commander Fo1ha1l 4. Par.
ker, commanding: Steamers Ella, Yankee, Com.
Read, Cur11tuck. Jacob Bell. Fuchsia, Cnur Dc
Lion, Reeolute, Freeborn, Anacost1a, Wyandapk,
Tulip. PTnlose, Teaser, Dragon: tchooners So
phronta. Matthew Vassar, Adolph Huge] and Wm.
Bacon. Total-19.
spkc9al 6t1tfce-Steam e1oops Mchican, Eear-
sarge, Sacramento. Wachusett: steamer Michigan
sloop St. Lonia, and fhtp Onward. Total-7. =.
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D AID AND REFLECT,

It hes been ron time tmmcmcrtal the oe3ASt d
philtEthrc ptsts to hnt some remedy for the tlls
life. and hCI.ntinc skill has for ages explored eys
avenue In cfder to discover the hidden secret It hs
been, however reserved for modern science to bEtn,
before t5a Wc::d the CREST desRoye. Of d.ssnsa
End In
, 1864-07-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, July IL. 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-With slmcst nominal receipts
siuce the clcse OF Saturdays market, this amooat Of
business transacted has been very limited. Entered
ale. since Saturday Il: tha vasions yards amount to
49t head a. 3s3n@6 5e but chiefly At S5795 81 = 100
D. There has been NO change In the previous quota
tions Of the market. 80. .....-..
DFlr dATILx sAIES sISCs sATQEpAr.
, 1864-07-19

Net earnings for sir months ~ c9 0so0s
From the atoyc btlsnee deduct interest elakfng
fuLo, and April dividend, as folloEs:
sl1 mont. fret mortgage bonds. $50
Six Menfhs. On fecc nd mortgage boEdB. e,50u
Six manths' on third mortgage bonds. ...,..., 7lMN
Ch'csEo 6epct bonds. s..-;...:::.......,.... S,s'5
Ehafy bridge. bt nds w ~ n,oco
n EolesEe - ~ - .. .... $500. ...... $500
Ills 1seas
, 1864-07-19

Porto Heo.-
s: 4.fsassd. powdered md ETsaaassd.-..-ss6119;S g;
Mhte 9x0Tk
s,ES!s S4tIs
Nnse stxHfa
kftrk
sVHTiPS-Msfxet in x3nan suppiJ md ytry n1m
stprrte nt quotations Wsauste: un,a
e.. a mS,aSs n:v :1;
sPiCK-in Mnited dsra.nd. Previous quotations
a MIep!cs a. sa..eu a.s se =
Cassia. -
- e
%LReeeii;.d Is ds; shipeed IS 81 ns!s; =;
e aue;s
Eox1sT1o-New F1ne, ...,.......ss3 3N$s.3
Old Flua.. s-1ss9s - =
Gsonnd dsei,r..:::.:.:........:. s;ii::..: aSse Az
FoRx1as-TuFs Island. s.eS sasA e
sa,es to dsy s 6fs % Sew Fine Il Is Is delivered
1css ~ satpess;: ;:s - ~; p;
fIns @ q 9,s Ne aaets: e.xe
TRx: il i.ti :aTply: ii vii lie prss:St hish
Fouas 9SGniS nSson, inferior to common n.s1,3 ais
a. sa:e5isf ssd;1s e aos' Is:....}3dss s1S sI5
onaes7ds1; :ses,is; fs|;a sas; ii5 S3Ss S5S
japan, natural leaf. ans e e npc. :. ~ @iMT
os1ens ,sfessss to aas, r.. s.o.s: .
:. do s1ua to choice, n.............: - a1ne
eeHSoa T6atcn9aaifst yefy 1. esq; cisiiy q the
better grades Of Tobacco. Previous quotations firm
e f$SsE5sss ?Ss|ss 4ssssso- easss ,,,,s,.
, 1864-07-19

provided Mcclellan WAS not nominated at
Chicigo. For the sake Of this man, We be-
eeech, the Chicago Convention to nominate
Mcclellan. What brilliant future awaits
John Charles-o1e friend in twelve conn
ties ~
, 1864-07-19
HOOP LANDS
GERMAN BITTERS

ase concentrated al those virtues which tend &c pro
mots healthy and vigorous lite. Unlike the generality
ot Bltte1s, they are NOT AN ALCOHOLIC ELK
A PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable Substances
TuHY An9
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND DIsEAsEs RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKENED AND DEBlL1TATED FRANCS
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL TEE
V1G0E OF HEALTH, By a
FREE USE CF
TEiEA
FL Remember, that this Bitters is net an a1cohotls
mixture, barroom drink, o. substitute for RIM
and cannot nsidiously Introduce the vice OF dsuakax
ness Into ycur fanIhA.
Do you want something to st~engthcn You4
Do you wRntA Good Appetlte}
Do you want to Build no vour ConstitutioR}
Do you want to Feel WeNE
Do you want to get rid Of Narvousnessf
Do yor want Ene9gc7
Do you waut to sleep Well1
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Fee1in2}
Il 7oa do. uae HooFLANDs GERMAN BIIIEm
tc6e.Fe Lne 1QIloHllK eyWpsoUBs resulting ffo0
d!atrdars Of tla Digestive Organs: AVE-
COpst1pA.
Hons Inward F1ie1,
Fr11ne89 or Blood to t1a
He1d. .AcidIty Of tho Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food.
Faiinrss Or y eight = the Stomach, Sorr
K;uptations, Sinking q Flnstsl1ng as the t1t
ana Didicult Breathing, Fluttertng At the HeasI,
Choking or sufocaung Sensations w6ea In !ylu9pos
t1le, Wmnesa Of viaton, Dots Or Webs before I'D
Hxnt. Fever and dull pain IN the Head, ,Deneisu.
cy ot PezspIrston. YelloTness M q tae San
Limbs, de-, Sudden Finishes OF
Eeat Burning In tha Flesh,
Constant 1maKtntaKa
or Evil, and R1caf
Depression Of
, 1864-07-19
. weak, Ws.. .istls 1sssso 1899 cats3 5ia1 ssl7
Season, q bs35 s8y16sl 17tsns 30H81 3h74 15tB1
Seaso. FL 73iy 5611p6 Sl7133 S3i69i9 1851 s4l9t9



Season. B 64@9t9 slgs21l 6z662l1 8sBSH 1so51t
The general produce markets to'day were mora
active and tttuer-man1y owing to favorable neWh
from the Engish markets, and 10 additional hrmness
In gold.
Flour WAS fnscttve In consequence Of the extreme
rmnets Of holders. and We note sales Of only about
GEO b3ls At $l15o for white winter extra AID s9.2s8
1I.se for spring extras.
The Wheat market was buoyart and active, and we
note an advance In prices Of So boahe-wtth sass
Of about ls 600 bushe,s. At s222e12s for No. BED;
u fol No. Red 81 2sa29s fof No. Spring $1s
@c.16x Tor No. aspiring: and 81 81 for Rejected
sprtre-the market closing arm At 81 Is for MOI
sFring and ss.1s9s.15k for No. Spring.
Corn was in more active request and prices shoE
en Improvement Of s@lc p.E buRhsl. About 125IF1o
bushels were sod at slsa@1 IS for No. Corn sls9k
@l.8s for No. Corn; and S1.541!3 for Rejected
corr in store-the market closing dzm at s3A@l.A
fer Ko.2.
Oats were In good densud an1 hrn. win ssles ri
shout sotce bushels: 76G1e for No !; 7t37sc for
No :; ard 7z972e for Rejeesed-the market closing
otn at tic for MOL.
Ryowssln fnir demand and lrm at ti.ts. B&EleT
was telected. 49,.
Hiehwines we're In faiz demand and steady. with
sales Of 1o bsls At .9tss-csieay 1t the ouss1da
, 1864-07-19
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND DMANUFACToEY,
63l Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
E5 & EV A Ma.
{sueeessoss to c. ". JACKSON d CO..,
PPnpRTET1EN

For saia By druggists and dealers In evegy IOWA q
the United 6kates-
NB.-We hAyc discontinued the uaoufaotaro of ths
small seventfyr cent size. thn dollar bottle q
Consumer. see tnat "p1&ee 0uo Dollar" Il % ~
LORD sNfTH, 8eneA Wesse<n AxsnA,
9usaaeltalJ.AAT21p q LsAke stzast Ca1oegQ, II
, 1864-07-19

Frefghts A5e fAirly actye and rates are nrmer or-
Inc to ecArcl:y Of room The engagements to Liver
pool bu wheat ., ID IN ships p4as 900 orl.
nsn. It T. 80 nn corp at t. 1sH9sHd. ~ bales hemp
4to- and 73 trs lard at issa Il I'd. To London 1a9
Is ho1s. g. lNo bril- DO Is 7Hd. 50 tons ssted
measurement It s2a 3D.. An Oldsnburg sch oncr WITH
So0v bu grain to brlso dilect pEi!ato terms and
t5c ner fQGt me eAsuleMe1t, md cest pf!UAse