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, 1864-08-08
Si1isrrllanruus advertisements.

eH- NOtIce.-ThS members Of the Puyallup HaViga-
ton Company of Pierce County notified meet at the
Franklin Post 0ce, In Puyallup Valley on SATURDAY,
the 2Ith day Of August Instant Al o'clock NJ for the
purpose Of elee,lng the officers Of said Company. and
transaethg other necessary business.
ny order Of the Board Of Dlrectors
J. p STEWART, clerk.
Franklin, Puyailup Valley, Aug. ist, 1854 SIS
, 1864-08-08

Washington, July 2S.-Ihe latest au-
thentic intelligence states that Kelly has
occupied Martinsburg. There has been no
heavy fighting during the past four days.
There Is no information Of the rebels cross
ing into Maryland. Skirmishing is report
ed at SheppaTdstown.
The late expedition under Foster created
a great scare at Savannah; rams were or
dered down to the obstruetions in the river,
and General johnson sent a brigade Of
Georgia troops to Savannah to protect il.
The Tfi6uaSs special says Grants reply
10 the telegram sent him By the President
as to whether considerable body Of rebel
troops had left the front to reinforce Early
and Breekinridge, said that the rebel army
at Petersburg was as strong As ever, and
does not believe that any considerable force
has left for the valley.
No news has been received hero from
the upper Potomac.
The fords Of the Susquehannah are to be
tortiedj engineers were sent to Harrisburg
to-day for that purpose.
Baltimore, July ga dispatch from
Frederick says that all is quiet. News from
the front is favorable. We stiIl hoId Har.
peF's Ferry. There Is some uneasiness on
the line Of the NortherR Central RaiIIOad IN
consequences Of apprehensiOns Of raid.
Carr. BERRY, Of the sloop Eoye;,,o
, 1864-08-08

NACTIoN-whtreas ny wife Gate Mary GeVoek) has
~ leh my bed and board, the public 10 hereby cautioned
against trusting her my account. will pay debts
Contracted by her. Parties credItng her win money or
goods Of any description will do 90 at their own risk and
on her responsibility alone.
, 1864-08-08
"a Sllght COId.,, Coughs.

Few are aware Of the importance Of eheeking Cough
or slight cold" In It's rst STAGE that which In the begin.
ming would yield 10 mi remedy, neglected. attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial TrOehes give sure and
al oct immediate relief Military officers and soldiers should
them, as they can be carried in the pocket and taken
as occasion requires.
Agents for California,
s1:l REDTNGToN 4 CO.. San FrsneIsco.
, 1864-08-08

CHURcH DEDIcATIos.-The new Pres
byterian Church in SteilacOOm, erected
under the auspices Of Rev. @. W. Sloan,
win be dedicated on Sunday, the 18th inst.
The services viii commence at II O'Clock
AN. Ageneral attendance Of the public
Is invited.
, 1864-08-08

PIcroRIALs, Erc.-We are again in
dsbtsd to the most indefatigable Of news
dealers, John stratman, for a bundle Of pic
toEials, magazines, etc. There is nothing
in the literary and stationery line that can
not be obtained at stratman's. ~
, 1864-08-08

aAn U. :. man. AND STAGE LINE
497k4z8d II between Olympia and sieiaeoom CITY,
". y, tFi-Weekly line Leaves Olympia every Nerdsy,
Wednesday aud Fridsy, At oelOek AM; lraves eefl.
every Tuesday, fhuTsday and satarday olOsk
sit I'D. LAMAx, Psoprislsr.
, 1864-08-08

PARDoxED.-In compliance with the
prayer Of large majority Of the people Of
Kitsap county, added to that Of the eiti-
zens Of Seattle, nearly all Of whom, we are
informed, signed the petition, Gov. Picker
ing last week granted pardon in the case
Of Pierre St. Louis, TO whom We alluded in
our last issue. The fne and costs imposed
were also remitied, We understand; thus
aloning g far as possible for punishment
now considered uljustly inflicted.
, 1864-08-08

DEAD.--We regret to learn that Mr..
Blaekshear, who left this county some
months since for California, for the benefit
Of his health, died soon after his arrival in
that State The deceased vas very favor
ably known in this county, and the intelli-
gsnee Of his death will be received with
grief bv our citizens.
, 1864-08-08

Carr. BERRY, Of the slOOP Rareissa,
has our thanks for polite attentions,
, 1864-08-08

sLAvERr.-Thear tnegFoslavesb sbrOught
70 America were landed from Dutch man
ofWar, in the year 1920. The first Ameri-
can vessel fitted out for the slave trade
called from Boston for the coast Of Guinea
n lo46. II Is hoped that tho institution
q slavery win be known no more forever in
America when peace is again restored.
, 1864-08-08

IH sEHvIcK.-Col. J. Steinbcrgcr, late
commander Of the washingion Territory
Volunteers, has been reinsiaied in his mil.
itary rank, and assigned to the command oI
: cavalry regiment now in active service,
he win doubtless soon have an opportunity
of proving bis loyalty, If he has not al
ready done %, in manner to satisfy the
most incredulous. ~
, 1864-06-25

IFron the N. I. Shipping Lat, June ~, lsS4.l
M 4 fas s T. shs s1 Il
r,mAns .tsadt as pze1ious 1Au. IONS Ias sales afs
@ Z e
tanat:e. c. nes snd Nudo s9. Domingo, SIC. cAtn.
II ,oE s stas S z soH sas s sosas pss, =
sst here. and 1850 Ut Bsstln,oFe.
s ss; y s,!s
S. S;.hs. f'1 s sG e 4 oba
II n*!Fnf aRa
sss ] 5sysf &c 81 =
io;t =. lsc ses Ii L3n<neaos \ Aosas q ~; ~;
j1,s. Il s.3s s.x, npps ae
pa5s M q Dsa
es :; ;od sd s1:a 6, Z
s,:. I'd s. fstss ossases
1eIy sloua Il sa
sa1sneea s1ce i,st s.as @ SSnt. pes ~ y,
f. saie. Include sa hads Ds1bsdees
Ps1t9 s Ss sS pE1t - a. nno iosss
taEto p@e SsM usors ass a1ss
Or oT,ear g. - Msiasse~ sold 1t t?';et67c, cash.
as5ee Il Is Ga' i stts and
e: e.: i
y md 70 Of 81 "a
IN Irutrt re. but euosatlons ere sli for e r. 3
mott pstt, rather nouatn'l; We no1ce sa'es OF 3so
hsH. perpsr On prlyste serns: l0 do siazao ore NC
IS do Vtr, t.c; ~ hale. eloYs mt CASH. ana
| aCOAit-Tht market consinues sc4ntlly suppnea
! and ~ holders are tenactou. Of extrems p51Ges,
| frr;hrr siyauce c{ Ec Il . has bsaa es:ahllshed-
ntiaeinr iii Seaning Cuba To 1:Ac. 50 ID Do 1l4e
aad lar grocery lsc months q: eyea thene 60
| pui cl,sss could be made. henned, osh.5 = shst =
ansft's, may De quoted axe for hard. IKE ~
.ed stosk modssa ,.iss Of r. ass on had
Gnta a.l1h@lsG too ~ Y wong. ~ sfasSn' Gssa
2h1le and 4i paas osot psra l's ~ o5s ~
v1a, lsc, NOS, and sto do, for exp.ss easn
e1ns Tea quiet until yesterday. when good bas
enha1 cet cost BY the Eod easbiin shpse ho!I
es pho arc uIeposed to se!t to Eealtze iul prcs:
| colo5sd'do, S71 OolonE aud !sa Green Se9ol!tt'oo
were also IN progress for Other parcels, bnt We vi
1ltyc they were Lot clOttd.-'
, 1864-06-25

The General markets to-day ruled qniet, and Hih
eut Any material CHANGE In prices. Thers Tas bas
little activity, however, ard very little a1'posltoa
smopg operators either to buy or ssl.
Flour reiuatrs dun and nominal. There Is 10 spec.
NATIVE ianurY for nous. and the prices 1t which 1t
generally held IL clear the figures q sasppe
SrTsnnrt ta1cs Of eply shout id bsls At 28 %
for 4priug extras, and $50 for spring suoaFs. :
The wheat marx ct ruled quiet aud easIer, prices
show Ing decline uf z@sc per buthsl. About 1a'sto
hn.bee hands At 912al Is for No. sprl z,
Al tAaj5p for No. 2, and $50 tos Rete ted-cloa1ng
steady at 3l7s@t71 fuE No. and ssdaa1@ ior No*9
forn y a. III fair d, ,uand and trm A. <tsterdRy's
rn1tn1 n.kes With Rales OF about 235sae bushels at
7;a;ec for No l, and 7aha73 for No Geosing steady
and nrm At 77Kc Tor No T.
5; Rye wsa TAR demand Aon ETH ~ $l'1s. bAtteS
sn,ehT,des ruled 1e:c lower ana e'osed unsettled
l. and dull iAbont s,lea hrs chsnEsd hand' al sls!0
1s4-c1ostnE quiet at 81 Sl3l9l.N- Inc nesS 1ou IA"
York 1ksye5y pnfavorAile. ..... ..--.
Irovsians were dull. Mess Pork was held at s23 %
ass d. with buyers At &37 fe4s5A Lard MAS held at
| 13e with some in curry Ut 1875
Grain f1eIghte were Gull 1t aoeAae 1fo
We note light engsge II &c for corr and log TOR
| wheat to Buffalo and 1&c fer corn to 0sweie.
In Grace1les the market has bean soma what excl
ted, under the influence os EaHtera dispatches te-
ctiytd during the day. indicating general AavAnce
on The lesdlng atapes with au tnlapo5itlon to sell
7ctn,irr In small lots This change hat undsubsed
" nten induced by the sudden and unexpected rlso
| In god together with the comparatively sman
stocks Of SONG of dicg descriptions Of goods
s nee. ire much nrmer. bit wl:h f.lrsuop'y and
| hut limited deulnnd, no further advA7ce has bsaa
Ttss con.,nus very nrm, and: prices have strong
upvprd txndtney, hnt with = moderate dennnl-
i cuoIations are unchanged a.,
vance or p1csiou1 quotstious, amounting IN Ne"
York to fully 10 q ,, II not nceo: corresponding
advance has not. hoHeTer bean msd. IN this natfst
, 1864-06-25


Ano,her rrpn1 OF the laader nA4 g,vsa WAY. A.
th1n:n anu fsx sslss Q, s3ssa - 20 ~ ,ss!n r.
es.s .ta :: =,
e$sy iY son a LIZ Isc t:s sa.s 9sx sys.
res tsft 2, as % ,.ss
Colt and slow. The otciLa affects hrss-cih' GAtt.s
orr ,etes 3een ~. q
g. much lisa taao y nSs osea ,ef ssser ssr.1n al;
1seK IL a.uus than vs have sesn NY sess VI
year. MAt5 ct %; dsoyss arc eay sy,a ,ao.
ssa iii. ia The Of Ieo:.:e shs
esn + 6e sat shose sho have bouehs stoez
n: ysst. a9Ss ii Sc
ssaE sooner < thsn. ~ eo9ntry Sl q cattle; oae
tsaGWe1e soeehl u Cbtesso o.t: - aasd.
Eosla loss aoEn sata SatI ~ sa1 ~
sl;S1 .Ie M tS,,ns %. .;es ;ne.l.s. "a p.,
fas6s ee1s III 1T II .e BE- Inherent 1tona sny
Ss.s 1hs Eli. T.
is.rn.d how t. Ise les osef than = did .n.n
f. 4 "a ;sss ~. .ssa 81
ussin essr q cs:ttlr veIe TBS .raie "a. ~
II ss;5 Elk, IL
nao:, I Gi on9ss. nst r., x,.ts.F e.
only Il; hesa., 4 -fes s-'es. have beea = ..e 70
= 81 az
w, ~.s onsred III q paio ste7Ij = 81 .asa
weeks aao he would hare E[:ty taksa 1ns 2s + ~
hss az predcceds Al he osctne natchers bare 20
SSx 4 ss fs s.: T.: Fsi
si1aid saa1 th tecstn- vii not b perm ansat and
auce srsasr tue Vii {,
snS 6tsss s r he sp;
ron latre 70 warrant any hops Of &c fos oset On
ru4 c1osB or TIE MARKET.
/ II Ia
sa Y n Fos poas
ersvainx p hsTas .s3at .ae ~ *:
u1nak snd o.
81 sc'PG s&iES ys5{ "a oi onuL1ocks
t,t: r. Era,s ca1,ie medium ,slon< u; seia< ii
1a1's g. s.tsss: sSsssts is eh?:s =
T. ~, Mq.1y e
9oH5na idis .,ro Rte;; - i & Il !" 1''e Eoo'
sR s7sfsss e s fS:s*psn'sr' is9 70 1Alno4
Illinois teeT ~ ewt at ltS ,ozro,1od,, =.
Fs,iy. In,.lsne s!ee1s. ri, g.od. At lesl7c A.:
for 10. eli, . Ilinoi cattle. 81 crs' ran oas
i S %e,ss'S Sssssa e = Ssry
ed AZ loGisc. which tneg cal hc lower than IN
~e Gto ". Brown sold IS 1lllnos cattle ror p Aexal
iii; iii: sn Sls siiesr. sIt TX sTt: tcli $ 10 7e
Bs!aS; s. q = Ya s; 3s$
ss nss;:9i & f. nssfis Il Pes
w,'.'s5s 5xt Ksss1'e s. 1s5 5ooa taE ksz
Mead Toe aer, 81 u a. L+a1cr's stll fed In'ao
ss; fni,as Is ,ehSsn saste for IL C.
ior O eaeh 10 oxen e. Slo1 ~ of In 1 II,
no,s, s;,i fsa cattle 1nsVsn' sss cwt az In
| BIZ" AAs4 LIZ E-ost T. urrtAu t1t1oot,
, 1864-06-25

the Instructors Of Government or ss !assrprees"
rn the proper dep .FtAsa. tata claus or tnc &C
to f4I forttgn h1 se,tem,ns. ,se
cannot hstd hip of PAYNE T.. f,retE1 PHI
IT, gal te1der IL AIRY greater than paytA1 tof aia
m eSf ttNGet. that etrhef pf-ceAs - i1conpAlus
v Ill The Alleged soper1hundAuce of etA t-uact -
pr. In bo1b cares The pRr:oac Of the AZ ~ 1Ase
Iii inynlvi tho ass OF geld. olffetf or
tb opSh the fte2E eIth tnxe., bonA Hde n - Nee
T. gambling ~seeI. for :he fstaIs gr'e:
o. enheF a. Ok Ia Tr init .e tic Atnss III batk
ehecks w;1hont ceflhesstoo or sf tneIe ne,a<sn.
dpu atufo or uuderrtandln9. would practically a.
feat TIN 1ote tsAt the hole question u n1t'
rpNfd down 10 the ditorebee bet zeen mating settle
ucnts IN atxe lrs.l tender no'e. hrss drawn oat o.
MS banks ftr III. ohjeo. Or lss.ink cheek Q. "
bank au1y certified Il xooo Tor leKs ssadsr tho sans
d3v.
tn.zy partly tefeZrs shfo orders fro1 butoBs Tor
h, r. and parity u shc desi.oa ot II sscse *
NJ. to reopen the remtlhder OF hs $3.se3ss OF lsat
Vi. lts per cent and t9.e!e. rc tue eItsst
ls1gr offered the ptivil,ee Q: sqosc!oing to
II ID II per ctnt tock II preferred to the re-
msilipE <i2s 70 q tns TO 5esrs a.ocx a PAT
tud lulerret tlsl notice to tnis ene5t appears at
tae TIeaapfy ofire toos. apd the sao nesce il ad-
yertlsed By the Fust National Bank.
.Nxv ToRx STOCK AA8kKT.-ClnainG pEtcts fot
cs,h. June "A. 1854. Received By F. 6. sh.onatal
Leo, Commission Stock and Bond Brokafs, u Clark
, 1864-06-25
[TMPORTANT. TO THE AZ
l. FIftTHD!
Dr., Marks 9yphilitic Cure.

This POPULAR safe AID ,nfalthle reEnedY y now q.
fer SYPHILIS in lis rI,1asfJ, secondary and tsrnA9
Ii large c,t.ss ,pere exists acontazioqs dtesss
csed ph,l!s vn.ch depends up N spsSi.i
MT ais9st g5u' sn'sh i.,. !. ee acsa, T.
eonsc fesin3 prevalent. and otsea snsms,p!lY m1E
s;. e. s.aes oi III he .ettd
sRs<as: :aa ess!a
6Fs *anEk ffs5 sna
s;s iSRSs st Ss sstRf:. e
nss,eias 4 1sr 4 ne 9T
e!s sas Il: ;ss
shfH hHs ns't fihsf q fhiaas sfass sypel
Mhsn Hss e ss
g.
R1 Fase EEeSSbRR9 eff Pt;FG tss .ssop
hrck constitutional. and may be Known By the 1e
81 Observation-Disclosures Of ths throat. Glands,
skin, beau, mucous membranes GancEroaa aofs* On
r. FL. sad VA Wan M asea p1ov ID ma
!, ne To- Yea nsadnr Il III
4 sTAss s5q,S "A S,.s r
n .ss oosss aa n ana
Ssn ss5pS,s
rice a ts u osr s Ssrksse Prizes Of .ssoh!ntse
Cuie" Is ptr bo:te; Pills, j par box: Wash. s-'s
.B-Pe1ops ordering the medicines shonIa os
txYicpar to ssnte tie age or thr akeaA AT esaGe
Ire t6cInees require. to fnfe taa Ba2e "ltn ~aSa
theI arc aticted 1T the ps!ct a. ah"Ve stAfed. os
onGa1Y 81 ph1ln nRY be ht TdiArV, ana MA9 ~ HAas
mitte1 70 the cbld by either parent u wnote
me y1rus pu4y emit. Dr. MaFkf SJph1H'tc ta't "
| edectuNIY Gt8troy this disesao and cure the ehuo
1 An make # pure and hnalt1Y. .A ..... ~,
cnnse. e3rher htrioinry the result Of contssioa
mon bad f1eae1ent the existence of .af STea. 1as
Ssnt prsyFus EenlA.nln II thcls s7s:aaa snxnta ~
faii 10 ms bR- MARKS sYPH1LCTiC CUAE. NniGa
Will etectu ally dtsroy and er1dicate osesI phins
Of The ytlt1s before ehlet1G into sne mar stat
sp1 thereby secure Themselves the Certalnt9 o1
ntre and bealshy oaaprlpg. ,,,..r.u n
The medicine will cure Sypnllia IL ~ ~! - ,,o
viii cucr ihA NoAnr CASES, ~ halsss d - gar s
s,aI ofpf how bad, vhst nay nave osen ~ ~
It viii thoroughly renoyst<. Tho Whole s,hsI - -
will arp1ni1ats A1a e1ps eves1 psaesf oefect M
hes.n sFoT sno thrnn!c Ct hsnn st'an
il an tu{elhle ours. ard the only ntoefoo 5as. -
TYeatlat on sexual D.seas. >, Rlslns tne sanS
s{plptous sud maunef OF cure. Reccmnauiest -
Bottle which eau be hkd at tbs otaee R:au3 oe II "n
ha arnt TO any aCdi receipt u tWo t0ieeesaa
| sthtrps. 10 pay poatAse oa the same. =, =,
| The medicine will b. senf ~ q .s07 ;" ~
paris of the country on rtceint q tne
| CO., corner OF Third aad Chetnos S'3es''' o' 1~'
aa;, sc,s soss y CO.'S Family Md 1sa
cine Store, % Madison street, neaz INC foss op''
=
, 1864-06-25
The weather and Crops.

RAn.-Te we're visited on Sunday morn-
inr last by d glorious rnin storm-no Te1a-
tieus drizzle-drozzle,'' but generous,
downpouring shower, that thoroughly satu-
rated Tie parched earth and gave ne" im-
pulse TO- vegetation, which had been lam
euiehirg under cloudless sun for many da3s.
It wss particularly grateful bec+nse unex-
pected, and nature, animate and inanfnate,
>wa1td happy in the pluvial dispeneat'on: anot !.
enjoyed this much needed shower, whose
BENEFITS are bey ond computation Far1aera
now speak hopefully Of an excellent croE
This season, snd VIC trust that they Eill mol
be disappointed.-champaign 0nio', ~
FINE WuEAT.-There nro come locallhea II
this county which will baryest ePlendis
crops Of heat:th's year: Mr. Wm: ~. .tlsn
heads which contained double tho nunhe
-.-: ). -.
, 1864-06-25
GEN. HUNTERS DEPART.
N1ENT~
The Cupture of Lexington, VA, by
Cook and Averln.

From the Richmond Enquirer. June 1zthI
Early yesterday morning rumor was re-
ported Of the capture Of Lexington Va, By
The enemy under Generals Crook and Aver
ell AS the same rumor had once before got
round, not much credit Was given it; but It
being atterNard confirmed hy oihcial lnts!h. I:
gence, the question MAS at last settled. The
enemyfs forces were reported to be about
l6,O06 etrong, and con sisted mainly in c2yal-
~, with q dozen pieces Of artillery. They
advanced by tno roads leading from Stann-
ton, and formed junction several miles
northeast of Lexington, Where they 3riyst ~
they burned the Institute Mt Lexington. Il
was supposed that they would proceed to
Lynclburg, about forty miles distant. Lex
iEpton is about LAG miles west Of Richmond,
is Tie capital Of Rockbridse county, aud Is
situated Oh the west batlk Of the North
River, branch Of the James. It contains
Of various denominations. the Virginia Mili-
tarY Institution, Ann Smith Seminary, Wash
ipgton College, about twenty stores, two
weekly pupers, aud about 2, QUO Inhabitants.
|. Washington College was originally estab.
liEhed VI IN academy in 1776, under the name
If Liberty Hall. In 17s6 1t received its first
regular cndo ment from Gen. Washington, J.,
and from that time took the name Of Wash
ington Academy, and by an set of the Viz
siria Legislature, In ISL, mas changed to
Washington College. It has 1iue library,
consisting Of 6,20O vo1nmcs. One hundred
shares OF the James River sud Ranawha Ca.
1al Company, left BY Warrington to found
| this college yields annually @e,5oU 1ne
| Virginia Military Institution, Whtcn Is sup
| peBedNo have been burned. was onnt upon
| The plnn Of the United States Academy a
West Point, It was handsome structure
and enjoyed, Is = military institution, UNI
reputation. The advance OF the enemy upoI
! Lexington was resisted bJ Gen. McCausl4nd
| hnt his forces were entirely Inadequate 10
the purpose Of seriously checking IT, NC
(,anh1an1. outnum bertd and 0ankcd On bot
sides. fell back to Balcony With the Fall
Cadets.
well informed quarters to have diverse
from Le1ingtonstag road X Eaarneia, ~
Here they are said 10 have made descent
moor the LyDcLburE and Charlottesville raj
road, at TYe River bridge. twenty four mills
from Lyncbburg, where they burned t.
bridge and committed other excesses.
Was suprosed they would make fcfnt upo
I1nchbu,e, cross the James River, ar
pitch upo9 the high bridge over the app
m.ttox, destroy 1t, and complete the deto1
. | nv rotpg on III General kautz's track to Blu
Il lc.'s department This supposition,. ho'
| ever. ia provisional. The demonstration
l.ypcbhurg may not be feint, but If foile
: alternative Yesterday evening official
: form alton had been received that the eneu
.. In Tie morning had burned Arlington dep
and passed on to Amherst Court Hou:
: which Is only twelve miles from LJnchbul
!. Their force ls believed to be eight or t
thousand strong, and Is said to be under t
| fmmediatc command of Gen. Crook.
, 1864-06-25

FEHm tue 81. LCuEs 17ED5UEIsFs 31"sI
This Important STA ,fe production Of Msssoun hAs
Mi 81: sulea lover il pree than any other e .a.ng
Iilaiv.3T considering tne high tpE entnm on gold
ihsn othe: nroduct1oas. We have nottcc1, hoEaV.f,
nrgct for this article and Within the past fay days
coneldrrabe advance. estlnated SO tn SO per toa.
nlsce for aysin kindred article
1he Ct s9Es S 9 .5 q 1es oass he 3.
y.need The let was sold last Saturday It 49, and
'Tht adrsece in hemp and tor has given great life
10 the market for theae commodities, and trsn.Ac
IL ns arc larger and more numerous, a. maE ba seen
il nur market report.
, 1864-06-25
3tate Natural Historical Soc1otys
TUESDAY EVENING.

On Tuesday evening lecture WAS deliver
ed ut The Methodist Church, oeiore tne mem-
bers Of the Illinois State NATURAL History 80
ssy ed ;ge On Satalo Is nesn. Of
Education:'' ,
In hu able and eloquent manner, he proved
that while history, mathematics and metar.
physics arc powerful educating torccs, II u
and truest culture ID received. The effect OF
natural science in developing the senses, and
the reasoning, Imaginative aud religious lac
ultiee, WAS Clearly and beautifully exnaolteo,
aud At the termination Of his lecture, Tue
learned Professor sat down amid loud ap-
plause-
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The society held the first meeting OF IT.
June anniversary This afternoon at fhG1l1
Hall: Mr. Batchelder in the Chair. ~.
CLARKE, the Secretary, read the minutes OF nc
last annusl meeting, which were approves
atteEW hfch Professor G. D. Wilbur, the Cor
responding Secretary, gave in his yearly TO-
port. ,
sEcAETART's REPORT.
Professor wilbur reported the addition Of
seyefnl valuable collections OF taleontolo-
1ical and Mineral specimens during tne yeats
fnwards the permanent museum vot the 90
49, ~ these 9 Tare selection; consisting
chftfiy of copiatites, were do2sted by, Prot
IYh Winch,.I. II of Rockford. 1ndiaA. Among the
specimens contributed, individuality, ar a,e
| Th;l,;nsnstria from Rock IRlantl, Goa! fosslls
| frem the Nora Scotian fields, ~ Ens'a d
mintrais, shells from the Atlantic coast ano
minerals from Missouri. o.~,+aa
1here are: 9sleokoie+ aans+v eotsls sneciInens1. q
h,nrtozolum cigauteum1 'or&hocera. aena.
tss @ Ind lev splendid portions Of gypsum,
tie latter from Grand Rapids, Miehfgsn1: ~
colicc,ion valued st $3.50 consisting OF u IN
csets and models of'remAIkabie ioss,.s, nn
been ecltcted from the psinclpal mhseums !ns.1 !.
,Tnfours 1t coneisse Of: sevenfy-one :specl
-. ~ and includes nee1ly the whole Of snos
Wonder,ul creatnr.s= which iuhahlted N
t~M3.k.c epoeh-the mighty sau!tans, mas1f
, 1864-06-25

TINGi-HtcsiYed ~ sht various Ja1ds about t,o.a
hers: entered salss .l9s head at pflnca"
c11ue ID The unusual activity WAIca haA
this mari ct throughout the week The sapp5 stils
seems 50 than the deuaud: and snch u ths sases.
ltts Of sh.ppe1s. to procuze ktoek that soma ats9
s.,ts have been S1rectet befo1u tbs cara cohrt}ns
thn siock could be uslosded In point
nj duality: the receipts to.6sT ,. have
1a.n fI1v enua,to thoee Of fhe preceding da7s OF
tie xets sne although prices hars not stained she
high rspEe $3.50, as quoted YESTERDAY: ;.rss va
sns y - ,h.n had. Ne note tbs Of tvohEoves OF
,,oct At probably the lishebs prices eyer pad
fnz III. eIsss namely-s6 hezd averaging ios ~ as
=; a. and Is cad, averaging III ns, At Ine
s,.,atc III market arm At yeaterdsY's Fates.
, 1864-06-25

b1ss G1 e stofE:s pr sases!s unoss 1haHEs1s
s1ssa. !Ftos'7 y SoN a'''.s-:N ""e'' oe'~"
r.-.~ Fvrx,nn Jnna ~ 1sst
FRE1GHTS-pQ ana "esA. M ~ tEhGas e.h ns
TO CAY Wtle:-lo u ~ - - - IVA
nrnb PittsturH, Wtth corr, ut &c. 10 O3HEGo:-9cnt
Ptt.'ap with corn, = iis: ve,v ,u,1.
and We note faflhef detttne oi aa PEI - " Vn.t.
the propeller llnth ont ring hus ~ nr sIf1
At II u, and 70 bosLon ~ S4'A'-eAppeAs es-"A''
hbln1flK OH-' hf4HV$c-
Tt1A EsE TcrE ...,.........:., 1b5e9....
t-,.virtors 10 Rev York. tSke+ and 1ais 49,.
lid 81 ,,,..,...-............:......... @S9
-FrCy1ppna to u. r., ~ wster+ = 10 ns'-'.. ~
foee fsef d 4 Mo1ass R'ea ii s:s
Pn1a Is 8 non,res1. via sarna. @
E3onr e e R+, " ~
FeaI e nqg.lS a sotsa ;sov; "a 10 "a III
, 1864-06-25

tulCAG0 CATTLE MAEKnT.


= .'-;'rs ,FR1p4T BvxxEsa. June -, 1854.
{; BEEF CATTLE-Hece'vsd 1t the rarioas yards
abc ut 8Ge head OF Beef Cattle- Entered saas l,li
hrao at Is 547 25 principally ut $so@6.ss III De.
The ea4 which has been intensely hot. has osen al
mott uptIdurable IN the stock 1ards. aud very un-
favorable for 1oAding and unloAs1ny stock.
There hal been ne htah fe.tuFe IN
The 1dsrket Morris, Tn:xas d Rel1neman
hayc bought peA1y SO ha4d ofD.ef Cattle. At prices
1ar eng from seo@7 90. and the remaining purchases
hsye been almoat entirely on army account. Extra
grades tave teen scarce. the bulk Of offerings con
eelpc Of good medium Cattle for which there Ii she
Nth g1eat caution having evidently hut ittls eond.
depce 10 any Improvement in the Eastern markets
The market closed this evening tolerAplY nrn At res
teraass quotations. 3 -
, 1864-06-25
mn. RAArHRLY}S DxARHHEA
RVHUR.

Tls Is safe, pleasant aad intanle cure g: Uiatf-
hen 1ysenIerT Cholera Nlfbua+ Cholera 1a:nntu1s
/ oiiic fsin. OF s*lno IN the Stomach Or aoWala,
Cramps o. S,asus HtiunE and ctytnE ol tn!Ao =
ali rfnEEeueute QI tbs 3tonarh tud b5%e1 o. cnHar
TN When teetn,ng, =. h.sser1s !,1nss s;tnR ~
heen in rtpet.l for tho last ten eafA HIofa.
oi bottles bave been s,l and 81 who nave sen Y
nrcpop4ca the very hest med1cino tse3 ever nse0
fopthee complaluts.e ei hcc Tor Children OF l. u1s~
Eb- Price ~ q his 7er hottlo =rpr1v CT Y,,,s
Prepared only py DR. Z. EAoi Ef.A 7t' Aea'ss
az ~ Sold At rR. < EAsTERLY Z cos FAnsY
Msu:c!ne Stofe - Madison sHees' neas sue va
dea EEicA2o. Ill