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, 1864-04-22
Illinois md Michigan Cnunl.


BRIDGEPORT, April q, 1854.
CLEARED-Dacotah, Lsssls, Goo, ,O0o feet lumber,
Aux1yED-Pnramount, Ltsal1e, EAST bu corn, 1sj bu
wheat 25 bu oats 2c1 bu potatoes; Marion, 5000 bu
Theat Gibraltar. hu corn Investigator, Athens
Sds ruble. u dimension stone; Lady Franklin, 81
JOS ruble stone; q. G. Lcouis 46 dimension stone
Cashier. DeeTsincs, % yds ruble stone; H. Oconnor
Lsstle, 100 bu wheat, ztobu barley, 50 bu zye Csyu-
"a, Loekport. s.oeo bu oats, So brls dous.
CLAMPS p. A.--Kennehec, Lasa1Ia, LOIS bsla
beer; Aay Ottawa, Light; B. a. Thorp Lasalc, ne
on Government oats; A. Lincoln, Lasalle, 9.eo5 bu
Government oats; Clyde; Ottawa 3d455 feet lumber.
go cubic feet timber II 800 1ath 200 1osts; Maurice,
1asae. ILL., 40 feet lumber: aen Grant, Lasa1le, 1915
bn Government oats; Lady Frankln, Athens; P.
Sosthrup. Summit; African Slave, Lhsalle, uo,eu
feet lumber, e.0ootath, 1o5,C shingles.
ARHtrKD-Cn1ollre, Lnsalle, COCO hu cora: Chas.
Cady, Lasalle, leo bEls pork, Ds65 Ds hams.
, 1864-04-22

-''' : E. z. EOPEINS.
Enpte d$s1.14t Cbpt. and C,S n A.
, 1864-04-22

- AsAAaS2uA. d5{Q ~.
hi. EOLlAMER. OF IT ..rom the Committee or
Fott CE]cts and Postal Routes reported farorah3;
an tue bil tof The relief Of Post Masters who hsgs
III aooesa o 1hc conedesates or guesillas. Tit
ii. Wilson'S bt1 to provide for the pr1ot,n,
oi ne Official reports Of the armies Of fhe Unl1ed
- WAsHISaros, April Il,
LII. WASHEuRSE, Of Ill, offered al ams1l.
Eent tlat ne etocke Of liquors on hand be tazed
principle heretofore adopted bv Concrees Ende- the
'1Ts pes led ZONE time ago. Foreign iIuuora trers
'sSed and were now payiq. duty Of SO cents ri
Mr: STEVENS, of Pa.. epoke acaiust it. Hc
said he hhd hoped this subject would no. have
brought up here again to asi,ate the House and the
tlsat there shonld be 10 retroactive ta4. There
hnd been previously adopted wih to the tax
read, heen Introduced IN tho Senate to repeal tie
a~, whith would no doubt be passed. lie
understood that. anticipating ita prompt
INV tne oreSs o. tie has
hoped this crusade won!d ccase, and this bIll be
promptly passed, and not pat In I shape which
would leep It lingering between the two Honscs
curing the remainder Of the sessiou, We have
lest four millions Of dollars By the course hereto
fnIe p4Isned On this subject.
Al. MAsHECRNE Of NJ, did not wish to 70
oEtain Sote nf tn II Monse ~, +a uat ne manteg 70
gentlemen remarked that we had lost four milions
Ills Iiarse iHe IIe nn1 aseass!on and acton o.
wetcd ott 1unny ions of ios-s III m t T.; .iat .nat
Ing on The proposition NJ ts ~sn,ien,s ~ ans.s
had Ieen rsised oa;nat ~ ,s lae camos Whlch
baud md the r1aj.n th.t - aoss,,S ~ @ stosks 9n
the assent Of the senate IN nv Iii soa nJe yoa
tLs 5InctPle be would call attention 10 tie fact
lowed. uc knew Of no QUESTION wh,cI, had han a.
fully canvassed as fhis of t.rine ,apa,4 9en 81
hand md he believed the country was satisfied Of
MI. STEVENS of Pa,taid be believed sncb t,x
waf violation Of the eolcmny pledged faith Of lie
country:
Ar; BRU0AALt ~ o. f.. was opposed to this
~, hoAhlLL o! T., said he regarded this as q
mtscGe7l9as proposition. L could not paas the
senate i was ve5r important that this bill should
to operate upon the Income tax.
ThstkE on hand was ta5ed T. VIZ not other pro-
parsce to raise the duties largely IN this bill In
order 70 stu 1oTt9ef eansly t9em. we proposed IN
wnH Ts asrsfa TO- hs ts5
Of The 1st 81 July. ''@''0''1
HI. Washbu1ne's amendment was rejected
aeaIn.t q: ~, uooa
q new I'd BE- }os1ser ne enc
aeted that 50 much Of tba fevente1 MI section Of The
~ nf Ccnrreps at Mnrch :. 1E4. to increase The
Bay=e,rn r. 90 iev{ea fcr m an;-i4a
n!ier to Masca 1ssi BE- and hereby @ H.
directed to refund to re1sons p+;ng ihs same Al
no6fys e ,91s sc n}r 1n 10 sa,a
u Hs MA'e eo,d III tbe T lsw % Of / Mach I last ityicd
~ of fd nects ~ ca,on an ali imno-tef lonors m
1ana Wae ,5 as 1snsn 20
someeue ngaoas NE ,t ia"er me s1ani1 ~ anv
rho have sent forward orders to Europe for goods
, 1864-04-22

fC" AV1h 5tVeA H1H1Ret-ApfHX XIe
NoIcJ steadr: Sterling 11ek for gold and 1st@ts;
rs: s:aovanc:ag to Soxsnd closing st. G9a66sS. Gov.
stocls 55ner With more tolns. so con 2on7
:i9H@n1 Stoess bettef and a:tlye. Glove 4 FOL,
:ds;. ~ + I, I, 15sx: Fl; Y. c., 1l355; s ".
IL scrip ls,x; j. ;sx: Erle, i1iX; do pia, iV1:
.1dsoR' i29h: neaainE ls;t; y. e. 13s; n. S: 81 G.
Ae1, :22]s; O. ri. cert, H.i; Mo. a., %: treasury
..sot. III Y T. e. 81; Coupons, 1lH y. i. S., 80
LA1HE.-ReeeIpts Ut the Custom House to-day sil7,.
"9, iscludl1g rs o0 eert,lcates
GOLD closes tim IT 1e9ta iG95f.
sToCE Msle7 :: ;:st Labl!c board. Ft- r., 1t44:
IN, AE: Ill. G.. 1s8: u. s.. SIX: Resting. 1asH
T. J., 11SE: Toledo, 1se; E~lens. 1.i{; I. t t1!X
Hudson reg: Erie liz. The failure Of the big beai
, 1864-04-22
EROM. ST. EOR]FG.


Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune. >
ST. lor1s, April 21, 1861
In the United States Circuit Court yesteeday
John ksf was tried Oh charge Of having in his
porsession and fraudulcnt1y passing counterfeit
dity cent postal currency. About fo.ty of the
bogus bills were found on his person when ar-
rested.
The Court Instructed the jury to find for the de-
fendant In consequence Of the nadequacy Of law in
not providing penalty fos the Inv charged. The
case OF Tho.- Russell, charged witt similar Of
fenee, was Disposed OF in the came manner.
Agcnera1 movement Of ever. soldier. Including
desachsd men, IL ncw In progress down the river.
Several batteries and regiments hare left since
yestesdaJ. Some troops lately In the Southwest
Tsre ordered Southwark. 1t is reported In the
Southwest few days. since. that Col. Frcc1han and
200 rebels had passed Jacksonport en roat1 To the
Mississippi to cooperate with Forrest In clos1u,
navigation,
, 1864-04-22

RsoGo1p, Ga, April a0.--The ehemy is ouiet
There Is tacIt understanding between the picEats
On both sides to Keep quiet. Patterson, whnse
drunk at Tunnel Hill a few days since, md Wa
p1aced nnder arrest. ""0
Mipp Mary E. Walker, Acting Assistant Surgeon
enemy day or two sincc, while visiting cit,.an .e
pat1enta outside Of our lines. -~A4
, 1864-04-22

CISc1SsAT1. April 21.-Orders were received at
Solnmous yesterday, ffom General Sherman, pro
nloifnE TIC issue OF pasEes to citizens to 20 be-
Authority has been received from the War De-
artillery. - '>e''
napolfs this morning, ~ AVA 1AN-
, 1864-04-22

UATESFonT, Iowa. April al.-The 18th Iowa H.
taut volunteers. veterans. have LEFT for the South,
tner t turouGhs having expired. Over 100 recruits
TaVe oeeh mustered INTO the Federal service at
davenport since April 1st. General Hatchis Yisit-
him. ,1~' o~-- AeooAo
The winter wheat In tho counties a1on, thu
figer> and probably also inland has been serjnnsjy
Injured By the cold weather Of tho past winter.
, 1864-04-22

ten. Bntler In His Own Behalf.
WAstN6roN, April 2t.-Gen. Butler has writ
ten very spirited letteE to high public func-
ttonary here. Of which tho concluding paragraph
would have the effect Of making me mere record
lng secretary for the Will OF M1Jor Geaeral IT, F.
emlth, who would be the communicable this I
Point Comfort ia not the sort Of eeryce for which
! was mustered In. therefore must respectfully
dfemand either to be relieved altoyethe. ny posi-
control and direction of any military moYe:ments
having their base within the limits Of my de-
, 1864-04-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, April q, 1861.
FLouR-Du1l and heavy.
GRsIx-Wheat-sales in the u orn1n@ at Smiths
elevator were: 2'.c0 bu No. I, winter receipts Ut
i22A@1.e2- On Change market wertlown t. IN, but
rallied on receipt CT gold to 1.a1GH. sslcs Of about
!0,oco 5u this evening at NcHh11 House. Wheat al.
~:anced &c salesof abous 1d COO bu, cle Stag
iiEm st 1.?!h Oats advanced 1c. sales 1900 bu Nu
>unmer nt &c 1oG0. at 68Hc. Corn steady,
, 1864-04-22

paid into the treasury $oo coo in cash for the same
noble object.
Is hoped that..theso munihcent gifts will fur
counties and cities In the country, and stimulrte
Individuals, corporations and firms to render the
success Of the Fair still more s1.nal.
, 1864-04-22

Fire and Loss of Life.
BurFAIo. April a1.-SeYcral nights aco the
boardipg.house Of Mr. McMann, at Tarpoft, Pa.
was burned, and In 1t periahed S1rs McMaun and
three children. h1r. McAlann and one child es-s
capcd, but afterwards died Of their Injuries,
, 1864-04-22


CLEVELAND, O., april 21.--Whilc funeral pro-
ghenJ river. at Port Allegheny, Pa, the structure
rare way; and the whole procession was precipita.
ted Into the n TeT Several persons were drowned;
among them four children.
, 1864-04-22

BnxADs1uYFe-Ge1ernlly dull and dropping. F1onr
-Rxtsa. S1739s23; tuAl sales auper at 81 .o0 3'0A
GfAlN-Nheat doll common and chpice rad II a
white, u a. v'
Observation-Disclosures. Mess pork, se7no
G1ooEnIxs-Sagac and nolaaeeB unchanged
Nu1aKv-s117 ->--SsHNt
, 1864-04-22

ST. LOUIE, april 21.-The St, Louis conn+,,
Court yesterday donated tract Of boj a:res ~
highly improved land. twelve miles ffom he c1tv
krow9 q The snizcr tasm to the Mlss. Valley ssn.
and 40,oG0. The city has already don,ted sn3
, 1864-04-22

Disastrous Fire.
ST. L"rrs. April M.-A portion of the town of
t!atts burg. No, was burned Saturday night. Loss
about S1U0, ,Cc0-in-nrance light
, 1864-04-22

FAMILY CARRIAGES. PILE
j. TONS, BUGG1Es, ETC ,at
CUNN1NGHAM8 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
% O. & 60 Canal Street.
near Madison street Bridge KizbYts Reaner nutdtnp
MAnu1sctoty, Rochester, y. r, ~--'~--e
1E.StT-TH&Flnet
, 1864-04-22
4 SPECULATION


The Bpfldarg c'1ner C1stoa House Place aud N.dt-
oh stfeet, containing '1K store. and d largo room
''yc,tead. fnow occupfed BY DuBoist may 81 bonahl
Il 4 EIcnt bargain. To be removed on Or before tho
Snail etores are in Great Demand,
The room overhead could be ns. a, Hall for some
Soee!T o. the whole could be emily and cheapjy con-
yertsd into tenement houaes. tAll II l3 Cnsio,u
up2ldt85 stnes ~ ~ -A'
, 1864-04-22

TOAL AND WOOD OFFICE
~ REM0VEb-Issac Coa1o hss removed bis Office
Madison street, snd has for s.lo Had md tofr
c. u! End Wood uf all ltnds, and Kiadhcg food
, 1864-04-22

N E W ICE COMPANY.
We have very large and beautiful stock Of the
IL He g n UC II
Ever offered In this merket which We are to
furnish to
Families Markets, Saloons,
q oh,r consumer. In spy part f the CITY or sell BY
.Et 1n1afed pounds Or ever at our Ice Ucno.s al
FIIuF ES. -" 'sA' "k'oA
= Beware Of old combuat ations and do NOT commit
5snrfelVes to other parties without 5eetog us.
3. ". THOMAS & co.,
Eeh'era IN Willow Spring leo. Office corner Nal,
7'o 4uu 0taloofn 6tFsets- apssii73-2t mes
4 ARD OLIVE are Manufacture
A4 ing and have constantly on hand
Ill Qualities Of Superior Lard OIL.
FAIRBiANK. PECK l. co,
ap7ad2S@7tnet So.5 Board Of Trade Bulldtns.
, 1864-04-22

THARLES KUNZ,
NIGHT 8CAVENGER.
VIII attend to tho cleaning Of Faulta. Plivtes the re-
moysl q all Stable Manure and offensive matter OF al
Ard dispatch and at hour mott snitpble Post Once
Dox41i9. nna2dI4 lgt
, 1864-04-22

DRESSINGS PURE CIDER
= VINEGAR saonld be usedby every houaekecper,
1t Il = pleasant, rnfe and EhOicsomc article war.
ranted entirely pure and TO keep pickles for years
First premium received wherever exhibited,
Vinegar Works, S. Ma,kefstreet, and ci1 Safest,
Chicago. ap2adiss Stnet
T0AT, AND W0nn 0EE,Tf1E
, 1864-04-22
REBEL PHOTOGRAPHS.

REBEL PHOTOGRAPHS.
have just received a Card Photo
srnph Of John Morgan and wife, from
n negative tnken ut Richmond since
mor4 an escaped from the Ohio stase
Prison. Ills not u copy, but an ORIG
4NAL photograph. Card size, p-1ce Is
cents per copy; i've for ono dollar.
Free bF mail.
JOHN r. WALSH.
Gotoer Of Madison street and Custom Honse pl.ce.
e4Caso. =. y. bo1 ti99. ap2@d5o5-ls
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
he r,seiyed # the rn9tncers oti,ce Of tho Chicago
y Alion Lairo9d Company, I. Alton, Ill until Mon
1ay- may 3D. 1e6 for the grading, masonry. .-b!fdr1nr
miles. " ~ " "04'' ~"
onlce in Alton. - -S4 A' '"o
Pay mcnts will be n ade monthly II cash. les a re-
acfVa els per csn mill the s0mp1etton OF ths woEE
cnd bs received for more sections to be com
p:eted oy or before August 1ss, 1874.
The company reserve tbs right Of declining any or
Proposals to be addressed to
T. 3. BLACKSTONE President.
Apttl 11st. lSS4. anpldan1n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05

The highest market price in Cash or Trade win be
paid for Rags Old Cast and Wrought Scrap Iron Cop
per, Lead, Brass, &C., &c.
AT sTRoNG's HARDWARE STORE.
Joliet, Dec. 2, lsoS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
TAY SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons eoocernss.
IN that at sale Of lands and lots for the taxes on ~
year 1851 held at the Court HODae in Joliet CokS -
VIII aud state Of lllinois, the 2eth da5f Of Hsv
ls6Z the uDdersigned purchased the fpio1Rine d.
cribed pieces Of land Ia witt 20 acres w Ei< -
T. - r. u 4; ~ acres east Ssie Of W u VIZ Ios
subdy. Of Sec. 16 T. % u p II acres Ia, a M
u 10 Sec % 7. Sc X. s Il acres L-ot o. - :,
Ashiey's subdiy Of Lsrghtons Reservatsu T q 4 n
e Lots 4, 81 B. 10, Village Of Tra-y Ia MD
and State, and that the time Of reiepaption f
sale will expire in two years from the date aor.i5 az
LII, n % ,sss MARTIN BERGAN..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, LatcheS, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT & Wrought
Carpenters, Tools,
Farming Tools ofHll kinds
Jerks, Shovels and Hoes,
PL0WS and CultivatOrs,
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts and Blood's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder aud Shot,
In short eterythii
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05

AS-,fet your Baves Troughs, Conductors, and all
pour Tn-work dOnsb by Mr.. &c. VAN PATfEN.
He 10 with p1n0Wa
Joliet, Dee. "a, 1sos:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue OF writ Of execution and Fee Bill, is
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of win County m
favor OF Henry X. Stevens, plaintiff aud agains.
Chaunesy McDade and Lewis Ber0E, Defendants at
2o'cloek, p NJ, on the 9Th day Of January A. d
1863 at the north door Of the Conrt House, in tire
city ofJoliet shall offer for sale st public verdue
all the right title and interest Of said defendants in
and to the following described,property, to-wit:
One span OF bay horsess one two horse wagon, also
the west half Of the south east quarter of Section six
third p NJ, containing eighty (s0 acres more or less
also the north east Quarter Of the south east darter
same Section, Township and range aore aid contain
State Ct Illinois.
GEORGE MONROE, sheriff Ofwm Co.
Dated Nov feth, ls6s. '''"-N . 0iD"'' Dspe w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
NOTICE

ESTAIE OF JONATHAN ROYCE, bod.
DUBLlC Notice Il hereby given, thst on fbe TRs.a
Il Monday OffebruaTy next, asehk Che Isfh an -
said month"; shsll attend before the County copst ~
hl County at the Court House in the city Of JoIet
against the estate Of jonathan Roy &c late a ~
eo1nty, deceased, when and where ali elaimants a.
notified aud requested to attend and present thoir
claims, IL writing. again said estate for adjustmenf
All persons indebted TO said estate are al A. reons.
cd to make payment 70 the undersigned without aeisV
Dated Dec. y 1858. paser
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
TAX SALE NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that at sale Of Lands ana
Lots for taxes for the year 1861 held at the Court
Il May. 1852 the updersigned pnrehased Lot No I5 IN
1icek 20 West JolieE in saad coEnty are stat6 IA
In two years hem the date Aforesaid.
joliet, Dec. p, 1868. GEORGE A, BUCK.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
DIR. G. W. ROBACK.

Proprietor Of Stomach Btters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills Catawba & Swedish Brandies, Mandatory So,
S. 60 50 Sd St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. A. COOK, Chicago, Geu1 Agt.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch 3
Fuller. and all Druggist.
T. Croskey and G. H Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold In Joliet by J. II. Brown, b Blackman, g. II.
lane 1sss ~ n51ly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05

49,
o. Bu saver $500 onions
10 AF45 u7F 81
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
TG7 saIe Hotfce.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 eli persons concerned
~ that az sale OF lands and lots for taxes held al
the Court House in Joliet Comfy Of Will and stat1
Of illinois, on the 2sth day Of May, 1852, the under
signed purchased the following described pisee Of land
toNtt acres East side q Elz n ElZ Section IL
+ 50, ~ East IN said county and STATE and thai
the time OF redemptson frOm said sde will expire In
two years from the date Aforesaid.
Toilet. Dcc p 1883. 0AN'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
CoaI..CoaI-.COal.

TIME Subscriber having recently discovered on bis
farm, Ave miles fIom Wilmington Illinois, and
about two and a half miles west Of The Kankakse
Feeder bed Of eoal-four feet thick, only forty eet
on advantageous terms. JOHN FOLEY.
Dec. list 1868
H3-If YOU want to get little than the market
price in cash or trade for Prime Butter, Eggs, White
49,. 49,: H-'~~-. thing Sou have 70 sell,
Deohes AOessoeS3 S--sN--g-
90 to CasWelrs,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
RHEUMATIsM.

NO DISEASE Is so CERTAIN OF CURE . +
Bv BRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. They soon take cut
of the blood tho particular Virus upon which all the
pain depends, and the patient is cured
Mr.. N. Adams 3oG Twelfth Street, New York, SAT
tered with rheumatism for a long period. He was at
tended BY able physicians but their prescriptions were
of no avail he was unable without assistance
aad for four months almost entirely confined to
his bed. At this period of his sickness, when hops
had ned, and be expected to be cripple for the re"
n,ainder Of his life, ne was recommended to use
BRANDRETH' PILLS.
The first box evdenty made him better the improve
ment was decided from the second box, ana hy
the time no had ussd eighteen boxes, he was entrhS
cured of rheumatism, and the strength and suppeneSS
OF his limbs restored 1t is over year mat
this cure has been effected he has had no return,
but continues In the enjoyment OF perfect health
May 9th, 1861. Sold by Druggists generally. ~" .
Nay 8, 1s64-1m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

Capt KIMBALL, of Company G, 96th
Regiment, sends us the following list OF
the casualties in his company, which we
publish for the information of the friends
of the sufferers.
"a flag of truce went through the lines
with sanitary stores, &c, for our wound
ed. and brought in a list of the wounded
in one hospital. Jacob Freshwater, flesh
wound in the thigh and J. G.. Lowrey,
sprained knee, are reported on that list
Lowrey received his injury several days
before the fight. and was in the ambu--
lance; A. 81. Bardwell, 1st Sergt. and
Henry Littick are missing; P. P. Kelsey
and VIM. Mcdonald both wounded in the
neck, the latter severely. Both are safe.
Bardwell and Littick were seen last
about the time the enemy charged our
lines the last time. I hope they are only
captured"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

The attention of all property owners is call
ed to the notice of the HEtna Insurance Com
pany. If Hartf ,rd, Conn, in our advertising
columns. For moneyed ability, careful sys-
tematio management, and prompt payment OF
losses, this company stands first in the estima-
tion Of the American public. 1t has done SO
for wears and the careful business man--pru-
dent and safe in all his efforts to secure what
he has gained--wilI continue to trust his
property to the protection from loss by fire
afforded by the Policies of the sterling old
Etna. Other companies may seek the risks
at lower rates What of it The -Etna has
stood firm while hundreds of those little pea
cock-tailed institutions have sprung up, de
luded many innocent victims, and died out
Experience is teaching the people wisdom
They are very generally beginning to believe
that ''the best is the cheapest in the end
and the safest all the wEile.
Those of our readers who are not insured
can secure Policies at once by calling on GEO
C. EATON, LEtna Agent, Office No. }, Tempial
Hall Building, Delaware, 0.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
--l. I'LL.


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepare froza prescription Of SIR j. Clarke, M o.,
PhusictaB EztraOrdi'aarg to the Queen.
This valuable medicine is un1aing in the cure Of all
those dangerous diseases 10 which the female
constitution is subject 1t mSderates all excess and
moves ali distractions and speedy may be reli
ed en-.
it is peculiarly suited. It will, in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
Caution-These Pills should not be taken by female
d,tring the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
tey are sure to bring Miscarriage, b1 at any ether
tinsetkey safe
In all cases Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pains in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton PalPi-
tation OF Heart Hysercs and Whites, these Pills
will effect when all other means have Jailed; and
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron, cao-
mel antimony, anything hurtfu TO the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOls Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, q COrtandt St.,
New York.
n. b. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed TO any au
thOrzcd Agent will insure bottle containing 30 PHI
by return mail. aug. lily
Sold by all Druggists
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

The members of the 21st Regiment
National Guard responded promptly on
Tuesday last, when their furlOugh expired,
and left about noon for Camp Chase, from
whence in a short time they will repair
to the post of duty. Where they will be
sent to has not been ascertained, but that
they will not long remain within the
State may be regarded as certain. Sever
al of our regiments have been sent into
Western Virginia, and others are report
ed to have gone down the river.
Since the above was put in type we
learn that the 21st started for Wash
ington this morning.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
MARRIED,

At the residence of the brides mother,
May 4th, '64, by Rev E. =. Swift, Rev.
JOHN S. ATKINSON, of Kilbourne, Ohio,
to Miss LYDIA K. THOMSON, of Alleghe-
ny City, Pa.
T Thanks for the accompanying 'greenback. ]
At the residence of the brides father,
on the 18th ult., by Rev. Fl. S.: Bradley,
Mr., HUGH JOHNSON to Miss Isabella
MURPHY, of Delaware Co., O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
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