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from the Indianapolis Journal, Jan. 1a1
West Indianapolis was considerably excited
few days since BY tbs discovery of scvern1
thousand dollars In gold aad silver, buried
on the premises Of an old German named
Valentine Hermann. The discovery was
made feW days after his death, and the fact
that he was considered to be In only modcr-
atc circumstances made the case so singular
that our reporter visited the premises on 5es.
tctGaJ, to learn, If possible, the precise truth
aEout the matter. Hermann was many years
ago . clerk in a family grocery on West
Washington street, where he accumulated
money enough to purchase little property
across the river. here for over twenty years
he kept q grocery, doing a small business,
selling for cash and keeping square with the
world. During this time he purchased two
farms, one in Hendricks county and one In
the southwestern part Of this county, and
Lad also become owner of several. small
houses and lots. Besides this be was known
to have saved few hundred dollars, part
small sums were loaned at good interest to
ncighbors.
On the Goth Of last month he sickeuea and
died. at that time be WAS living with his
fourth wife. whom he married about two
years ago. His only children living are son
second wife. To these he had decided his
houses and lots, md two OF three DAYS before
his death, made a win, giving to his wife 5000
in money, and dividing tho balance Of prop
crty between his son and daughter.
The terms f.'the will were thought to be
strange, as It was not supposed he had SO
much money. But d few days after the
funeral the eon informed Mr. Jesse Wright,
the administrator. that there was lot Of
money buried in the smoke house, which fact
wes only known to him Mr. Wright went
with him md found it trne. In nail kcg,
sunk q foot or two beneath the surface of the
ground, were found &, 500 in silver: mostly
III half dollars, and In box buried in auoth- I
er plnce was found $500 in SEQ gold, pieces.
It was put up in shot.bags, securely tied, and
the amount in each plainlI. marked It had
been buried for three years past at least.
As this money was not mentioned In the
will, the wife has chosen the law to recover
her thirds. The old man had told the boy to
keep the money hid until he become of age,
and 1t would NIL be his, but the boy thought
It best to disclose its hiding placc as above
described, and rs there was no witness to the
gift from bis father, Of course the wife will
have her lawful third Of the treasure..
, 1864-01-16

WALTERS TOUR IN THE EAsT-by Daniel
z. EDDY. d. D., author OF the Percy Family
New York, Sheldon s. Co; Boston, Could 4
Lincoln.
This is ono, Of q series Of volumes describ-
ing Walters tour in the countries Of the
East. The present volume describes sama-
ria. 1t contains large amount Of
Information In IN attractive style, which will
please the youthful reader. The illustrations
are excellent, and from designs by Whitney
and the letter press work By Houghton.
, 1864-01-16

4 RTIFICIAL LEGS-C. Stat
~ ford. soac proprietor and nsannfaeturrr o{ Dr.
approved and adopted BY tho Union S.ates Severn
IGnt which has appos1ttd hin e supply thsa to ~
FORD. LIS South Clark ssrest, ChlcsGo, willreccve
INN edatc nttentton. eond for Pamn'lest.
P.O. Boz .0H. de17a758 I'm I'll sAAru
, 1864-01-16

LoC1Es LAST TERM AT ST. MARY's; by tho
antLor Of Ru.ledgc, &C.; New York, Carleton ;
Chicago, $. c. Grlsgs 4 Co.
Louic's Last Term, a charming little story
Of school life, written simply and clearly in
characters drawn from life, and book which
will be favorltc with every lorer Of the
"reminiscences Of school days. It is published
In Carlcton's best style, on tinted, heavy pa
per, and uniform with Rutledgc, The suther-
lands, Frank Warrington, BIZ the same author.
, 1864-01-16
@isceIla,lepAS.
NHICHIGA AN CEN TRA A ]
lXH RAIL E0AD.
Chance of Time


On and aftce sunaay, January 1oth 1881, Passenger
Trains leaye Chcago rs follows:
PASSENGER sT4Tl0S FO0T OF LAKE. ST.
e:l5 4. H., Sundays Eespted) Detroit, New
York and Boston Express.
$40 P. NJ, Saturdays and Sundays Excepted,
j, Detroit, New York and Boston Express.
e:t5 r. H., Saturdays ExeepteD Detroit, Men
York and Boston Express.
6:15 4. H., Sundays E1eepteD Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Louisville Express.
c:i5 P. d., Saturdays Aespted) Indianapolis.
Cineinnatf and Louisville Express.
One Train On Sunday at 9:i3 P. II.
Niles Accommodation On Satur- r.
DAYS only at : $50 5.io P. N.
Tfeket oaces in the fremont Housa Block and at
HENRY c. WENTWORTH,
ja1c-!6&1w General Western Passenger Agent.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
lHN LAKE 6HpRE
, 1864-01-16
Prices and Terms Of Payment

Tho same furm may bo purchased for S3.0
In cnAh.
Full information on Ill points together wit, maps.
showing The exact location Hf the lands, viii o toE-
nshed On application In person + By lctser r'o
LAND COmmISSIONER,
Illinois Ceatsal R. Il. Co., cotcaso. ILL.,
En.tfeE.14
, 1864-01-16
LYONS Periodical Drops

Arc tu!d preparation, the o1ly one ofthe kind
ever discovered IN ls conatr!, md acts directly O.
rr1eh them ~ they xora through a.u?sthy. bu. not
at ali direct and d st1Ee. Ara you tnIesirx troa
prescribed laws? Give {oa!sclf no ane.siaes1. foI
nc expected period, viii pcsttvely and Invariably
1et ulase Its cornz, suso edect Follows cause
ascetian ss daylight follows dassAes3. AfeJoo scE.
or cuitebltG by disease.
, 1864-01-16

NEW STATE MAP OF
~ ILLINOIS,
Idw. henGel's New ToH1ship au1 Sectiol lal
Meu nf 11tinn3H

~ r TIT m 4 m 73 ~
~ T. " y Il "A l. II III Az ~ r.
1F ILLINOIS
T1v rr,rsn,,, w. Ts
1-u"s 44st4tt1d . nNeW 1gHAsnlp au1 oecEoA1
nap OF unnof5.
eso Villages In fhe Etate and haYfrr Ihe name Of
r. sP contains oa he ara so7fest plass 81 e.
Gfin9e'ipsi cahse. Ehloaole Geological Ds Tan oi
!ne Stost; ana Ecl[ acc1ISle Ana c1MFt SLaATe V
Hnals @ ~ Hah q tne VEihea otates; Ass IN.
pfefaTta saotes OF 6ta1lsacs lnciusiFe o1 tne new
stEfe tfDEIt:, .... St..
The Ma1 ElA 81 ornsmentea WHa ysews O. Prem.
ltn tnnilc onE9inEs, r. eseSs914y " ensresea Ho.ast
arc bean1itnl Mt:c n1ctore o. u9 tlt5 oi
81 Snfr:xed s1p.ess ioT !nis n 80 xof oo,.
cd in foWEtht s. and npuntei with clotn
tIs ard pGuldsrgE n the hest and H1.t au41s toaI'
otr. "
Tie publisher and manufacturer IT this man ba:
teen The last Ten or twelve yea-a csgagai h the
Eeep putiIshing and ,tLcsrapiins Grslntss At eli.
,,n I'D during lhat ttmc bas Uafprd ncnrir eTefT
E caEr, - '-0e thereby accum1Its1nr FtgT iafee
Innt n ~ IL -:cabic i fof tic 1ra3ucc
ftnm ~ e E,t ~ W. w.. n, cflssr Ttth Is eI7cn
W. - fy S1se ~ LET, nat ~. snabled him to
nrnsna nns ~ ~ ~, .s h9,s -unreheasiTs
~ rar,crt ~ ~ % ~ uri,Is ~ ~ r=s Axp
~ -r.s tInp.aI1 s - ~ "a
,t,7s .ao @ @ 80 - 4aa 111E+h UF ~
80 - ~ ~ - M aI.o roA
~ ~ ~ " HONE aAS
rfooocca anfoaa. Ihs map VII Ie sold to subscsate
ers onlF at Ihe EeEy ioW price Of $5:oa per E0py.
, 1864-01-16

con1ocaua, Py+le,sn, tferneslT Of e. Lo1!s No. Mo.;'
corner Of Monroe Chicago Ill., hall block from tho
Psnt ofcc. ~ Chronic ptcase. aaa D!sissss M o.
ncak With rnparaleltt s.tcea. Ro:1ns separate,
sEhrrc adIet and Genilene1 can consult the poctof
tosF NJ; sunfnys 10 to II A. NJ. Commua1castons
col.GtcEltai Consultations 1ree. Address r. - hox
From thc octor'e ioas exr:slcnce 10 !Io'pi,sl and
sniec, Mrfcci crres for III Chronic Disnsses 10 their
most severe and complicated sagez, IN rcs5 short
1lEc, without The use Of mercury.
Young men suffering iron, scfab1tc are lnv1lea 70
call Aperfcct cnrc warranted. Female iFrcE9tael-
Tics attendant on Puberty. MeAstrnailon o. parsons
acIinE any ohstru ctolk to marriage. Aho1l1 caI ~
once and be cured. Best Of city rcitrrREss as 70
ability and success. ta@ts694W
, 1864-01-16
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEHPRON RF'l'I'EiE RS
The Latest and Host Important Discovery o'
the 18th Century.

tssssor % Mu1efsn 4 ia a.e ea 81 he Gnea
ys9 e.. ef g. @ HbG q 81
~. nie inln1nole prtaasat1oo - sa.sapstlia. h.
39nf s.ose aus NJ Il
has become = .onsehola " r. thr9nShoas ne VET
~ sc
e xoI s &. :. maao 10 &c ss Is e.
11esi ;tscoTs5, Or Tsther eomninns = t'F as soes
tas!s of q TIC 1T r . tks oaI Ihs:
1on.T be ougs = t9e natlve iohe!dthnss or Central
:nofc ,isn t~ Snnrree ycsTs Kres vim it ths H.
en- PIC Ssna e .hs cst ssa 4
4 belief IL them r6st sse there Is hreath let 10
e ha aAe IL po' mt - curt no atsf ~ns
Ss sr:2,ss; sa.ss ,s,::a s:
1hoIouEi examisatioa II tse eN- -rn..e Eesanng 70
IT. stus .aa; - f.me:y aaa nEssraivc M e. n' T. 4
weat"-s sn cNEsate 9r 10 The tpiasmsttc inGueacs,
'is'9' ss;s: e
DYspEPsIA
q charm tia; eeic:ne. T"ere 10 NOTHING in the
snFs 5saE :ae e 1 Tot 'a'eD
"a ss :s :2 :: ,ssss
] & L: t.. s 5sst e
nj ts1m'natiSa sss he now en.s!:d u oGs: ,o tse
t as s,ss aass
per tisiiile: Bsurlor wh,sky. which he Ia coenasn1
MIR. I35os vs!ags hst 1ss
tsft f'r h'Est Tie virtues Of ne~ nenca' GtTt
CE0RoN HFTTEns
one trta' anc you ELL never. .use auv others.
sor xMes ths ced1cn g,t:er. r. ~ spesias 's.s
nnn tieasek Of the Stomach, Bowels Lisar Of kic-
e sll atlee:,on. Of sse prata teaea4.ns u,oa Dc
, 1864-01-16

~ George Peabody, the eminent London
banker, has sent over to his native town Of
Dsnre1s, Massachusetts, BY. tho steamer
Asia, upward of two thousand volumes
which arc to be formed into Library bearing
the name Of tho muniacent donor. .s7:-
, 1864-01-16
Wupurt11gIShip.

.I.I;;TT[[3C@E[- =; =
{ E1oooLC 11oN.- Ae w lhel-
ehtp Hefssoscfe eMsang ot.weea nS unnessign- M ~
~ m AZ q is.nsry 1Sss Y Iaqts.l q sonss5t
b. sell who viIl coniinue he hus!rcss at Tue uid
;e1I.uIl9st.is JAMES s, DASSETT.
- 7--5-------~ ~
~ - 1he 0ot'.1A AeaeA oAAf
- heretofore existing between the subscribers.
ur der the t1n: Of NEiIlkG, COFFIN l. CO.. ls this
dEy dIsanlyed hy limitation, and tah rrmnF&l Of Mr.
, 1864-01-16
Human Fs-:sitty, or &'hysio1oEIs
r.rep n flS..A y-S.fs e2

G''ould be rtud ~ everybody. Il trcata On, and
snt: unhappy contamination msy BE- tnhye1ted, With
d sure method NJ disrciling The usgvines many
T.. a: DAKEuM. I94 1!eeckcf street, New York.
3'1ce :. cents: Mailed ftcc eve1ywhcEe-
10 GE lEd nlso OF II. ECOyIL. 16 Randolph street.
Cnicagu. IN. du.:-lst5y.1s
, 1864-01-16
GXE. HHAE1'H HkApQUAKTKB8,
:. .ARXT or TEAHE5sEE.
Mum Gf1 TT AE00al Get ,pH 1GG9 l


NEAR CHATTANOOGA, Oct, 26, 1858.
The Federal Government has just commit
ted another great blunder. allude to the
removal Of Rosccrans and the appointment OF
Thomas to succeed him.
:. It is, certainly ascertafned that Rosecrans
has been removed from the command Of the
army Of the Cumberland, and Gen Thomas
has succeeded him., Dispatches proving
this have been captured: Gen. Bragg Is said
to have remarked that the removal of Rose
crnns Is worth to us 10000 men. I think so,
too. He is q wiley, cautious, stubborn GEN
eral. He has the tenasity ofa bulldog. His
military merits and failings are expressed in
single short sentence. He is great stratc-
gist, but wrctchedly poor tactician. Upon
the field Of battle, iu actual fight, lc Is incffl-
cienr and unskillfnl,, but out Of sight of his
enemy, he Is nnequalled. He has had his
day and now retires into ohscurity,
Mcclellan Is the best organizer Of forces
the ablest campaigner and the best fighter.
A great blunder was committed when the
former was removed; q secend blunder, al
mcst as great, has Just been made in the re-
moyal Of the latter. The change is very pop
ular with the Confedcrntes, and even Gen.
Brrgg does not Tobject Ito 1t. : Officers who
have known Rosecsaus and Thomas both
well for many years, ,say We have uadea gnin
by the exchange equlvocal to II, 600 men; or,
III other words, that Rosecrans is the better
mon of the two BY Il, 900 men. Thomas is q
good fighter when be gets warmed up to the
work, but ordinarily he Is slow man, and
possesses neither the gift to organize an army
and move 1t promptly, nor the capacity to
project campaign on q broad scale.
Thomas is q native Of Virginia, and belong
ed to the Calhoun school Of politics. He was
on duty in Texas mt the time the State se-
ceeded,N and go warmly did ho sympathiss
with the Confedcrates, that ho rendered bis
.reeignation to Gen Triggs, the officer then
in command in the Southwest, who, Instead
of accepting 1t, advised him to tske a fn1lough
and proceed to Richmond, and send in lis
resignation from that point, especially "a 1t
would enable him To travel that far free Of
cxpense:z Heu acted, upon, the suggestion,
, 1864-01-16
"a - = A -IdGE STORY.

~ = x:lth his Fourth Wife I8urIcs
- Treasure Tor Son by lis Second
HE{fr.
, 1864-01-16

Il c4l1r r r9SgAKr.rSSAsTrss S!15. Sa:1 oyEcr.f
~ e :1s$Si f:ss;s rs
Als:.a5f4s. ,na FL AsaEce :! sitass q shsse
*f Il HI es %as t. ses ou.as
ofc7r, o. ost' an: g sons o:na1 o:sa* o1 up sars
raas e. ass sse n.ts .ss - rsa
i sl!sn they xm na1s eelse:tss ,herest tae Cyan.
shen -: enTsris tfall be co-.nsaced. soa Eh<a
re sn9S nn1t h. ~rttt.c on. N words oa t1o hss.
p1s ;tsas g. @
to The G1verumsa< The taJ and straw to hd socurefy
Taa rar i-ular bind ,ttes.Dton Of OFT. con. by.
os suav. rEppo'e- to ee el1ve-ed must oo aaaa1 u
At lie srfes ererse under tho et!s her.la tas1tes,
M Il o' the 's
wiM e ~, A.sr.e no Tine 70 y TIM e 20
~ ment IA, rtaaite ana ps5ment mi - n.as sSsa
thu vi ole snoals couzsctsd for asau asra peea ae
IL esr e reqrtrs4 to accompany n RIO
= ea
elcle ten osss Thereafter. A1ecnta shs coas-sct lef
Q sa e. ~
iyraee pro.ossa L coo:osnsy wth ~ s.E1s e ~
e ee e. s: ri P:S &. g
t:a:r q M 10 aafson TO- 70 .sora 40 81
B: s:' 2:ses:y sess,
Collector of Customs or any osnes olcsr nader taa
nj =: eta'ss soves1 na-f, o. rssponaole pessoa
Al s!:s III . daly nonnea Of sns acespaaeecs
Tse iii 4 lame @ nna aeres4 Of each oesr nu.,
nn,s T. tas so Bssr esn
& o5 sstss Gss sssa Sssi e
noss in .u squal to t1s ac9ss otsae contract
ht req-iec OF u. uScessul h1ddeE Or blddeEs uDo-
oetstn; d 9: sprllesTon = 81, oa1cu:
, 1864-01-16
The Farms offered for Sale

TIE unoIs Cectral Eailr oad Lartis are ali situated
within fifteen miles offs Road and extend tho whole
nngnoees 81 N caaos 6eax:s,sf. re
farms arc sid y tEacts ct ;o1ty o. eighty c.e5.
tracts for TIE capitalist Or sioex rs:qr. Ins low
t1lcsa It NAlea thc{ s{2 se1 py:r greatiniuea ts
isr pErehaee ut this time. aha II Is not surprising
srsrnntint5 T. 9ca Tin srrsa IL. - ~ ssS ~ ''
, 1864-01-16

Formerly Of James uosrltsl. Custom Houss
Greet, New Os1eane, established in 1887. now OF g
t,casrsnt of 0!n cnEos3c MEEgT1t.I, aa y BIooD
Cures incsn without resor,ips 10 Mercury, 1od,de
1,otses!t, Arsenic or sarf,parla. d.: James usEs
3.IUTEAIIEEE+ WHICH IL r0S171TE CEKK IN ALI
blood diseases. Organic Weakness, bror:ht on By
Excess, over tn1ation Of brsnc.s or cntated hercd
debility, etc., cured by infallihle method and the
uny cure for ths misunderstanding both time aud e.
Old Dl.caees Of The MOST HoKR1n1E CLASS.
where tue blood Inns become poisoned. producing
F,1ochca the face, small watcsy blisers, pains IN
shr head and honcs, ucerard throat, nose Limbs and
body. scrotun. together with an entlcas nrnber Of
gatherings.
Dr. James Is recommended by the press generally Of
The Fonth Tic medical faculty, and professors Of med
tsal soees gc Ihose % s!e,cd 5hoa'a y! snpy imme
Remember Dr. james Otnce and FarlorE are at. IS
Randolph, between EtEie and Dearborn st1ecte-
Onec o1teu rom 4. II, until f. M. Consultations
uy{plzble, 3h1-t1t-2w1A
, 1864-01-16

1VK1EIVCH NzKl 8A@@V
fdr Mathews iarst rreparcd TIE VENETIAN HAIH
DYE: since TINT tne 1t HAs hceo used by thousands
and In instance has failed to give perfect basfac
t1on.
THE VENETIAN DYE Is the cheanest II the wo5ld
double the quantity dye in those usually sold for t.
THE VENETIAN pf !: Is tho e1t!st composition Q:
It's Class 1t is warranted lure the atF OF the
pcnlp In tise slightest degree.
THE VENETIAN DYE works with rapldlty and eel
Calmly, tic lAE requiring preparation Ellhttye-.
MvFNETlAE DYE produces ms shade that mar
be deslrrd-ore thst wt not fdc crock Or wash ont
gents, For taIeny iii Druggists. Prepared nny By
A. !. MATHEWS.
General Agent. Il Gold street, n. r.
Alao, 3ianufacturcr or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hair
GI-Oss, thr Mst ta:r dreAsin. in nsc Price . cents
dc$f f1%s;- -9M IT, Tii&aA
, 1864-01-16

Hemp and fax can be produced Of "a good qua,I,7
y = ral1ed nFtn l7n!s purchased Of the Comp NJ
aud It pIomtses to b. one Of tho most import "a
Siderable e9tea t. IN the southern portion: The max
lrE oI sugar Nom tue beet u receiving considcsnbc
hren made during The past season. Tbs cultivation
etous Indications that ere many Years nIfnnts
E!l produce 1aFgo surplus Of sugar and moia.ses
, 1864-01-16

In the LIST OF corn and wheat producing States I'M.
nos stands ptsen1i1eutIy uEst- ta advantages Tor
raisnG catna and hogs &fe s9 Hcn kaoHn to require
comment Aete For bheep ralsnsr ihe Ian In every
part Gf the state are well adapted, ano Illinois ca
n boat Of many Of the larest Hooks In The conn
UcEtA foF Investment --31.
, 1864-01-16

Pr1ze Fight for Six Hundred Dollars
Between Dick Hollywood Of Ncw
York, and John keaton, ef Cincln-
, 1864-01-16
Irnf1. Dy.c: Hair 1bye:.

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR nrk Is THE Exist
- the wnRLn. The Hnly HARH1 ~, TRuE and REtI.
changes ned. Enaty Of Cry Hair INSTANTLY. to
fsLoeEY ELArk or SATCkAI BROWN, withou: In}uring
xad Bcautiful imarts freeh Vitality. frequently ses:
ad yesp FL = xasd y e. nac1
xLnR, al Others mere limitations, and shonld be
Avoided. Sold ty all pruxEiEs, &C. Factory, 81 Har
C.Ay street. New York, !ySE6a7ly,
, 1864-01-16

cure like magic, nil these irregularities that hayo de
aet iae doctors slil. VIII ron waste array yth sof;
Thousand other diMcntirs Ill sumHcd ~ undsr the
n.ne Of suppressed md obstructed nature, when 81
investment Of one collar In
, 1864-01-16

The pRURIG0 LOTTO, sure cure Tor tteh, Ill
s.1is Mango, &c., DC. Having No MERCURY ti Is
Efnpohit}on, It can he used without any dnnstr-
K.-lnnted or no pay. Manufactured by {, 7; Y:
7. T.MCFAf.14AhD, Lafayette, lnd. For gale " LOh0
T. EN1IH Arent8 Chicago. III. dt16b6oSlM
, 1864-01-16

NEW LAW FIRM.-Thomas
In Hoyue, BenIsmln E. Aver anu Oliver Il. Horton
beg leave TO Inform their aen9s and the public. that
transaction EcDe.a1 Law bus!nes5 under the d1n
uA1ne OF H0YNE, AYER & HORTON.
Office 80 Lasal1c Street,
oppoeite the Court Hnusa game Offices heretofo1.
e~eNft y THos. HOVE,
, 1864-01-16
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all distractions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit HoR TWEEr
IIyE IEARs n ~ paEts Of !ns cly..izcd World lis
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
places confidence and respect It tsNoNErFAHoL1n
, 1864-01-16

ARCHITECTURE|. F. L.
II Noriaer Architect, from Paris, has Just Arrived
n Chicago after rehdlng II rsw York city for tvclve
honor him with tAer confidence II sEtheatnfai nat
terr 10 Randolph street. gsfcrencss-3kdsn, F1aa1
eteatdeut L G. i, g. CO.. Coo. Hesly. do876B Sx3dp
, 1864-01-16

Innocence and Ignorance.

1Ffoul the New HhyEn J0UIH6l, 9TH 1nst.1
Who shall moi contend that ignorance isn't
ne highest kind Of bliss, after what happen
ed yss1crday at the Florence House? BIT. G.
funds, and incidentally showed d fcw friends
from the country package of the new Gov
crLmcnt $50 bonds. One of these bonds va
a s5o0, four were $1G0 and $50-makine an
aggregate Of $3.50. The gentlemen FROM the
country passed them about, adnIrius their
artistic EliEh, and most Of them were laid
back upon the counter. Some Of the party
short Of the $500 bond, coupons and oil!
The police took up the case, and Bradley
telcgraphed to the gentleman of whom lie
bought the notes, requesting the number of
the missing one. Matters looked mixed,
aEd as the day wore on, Mr. Bradley. look
height, O man named Barkcr-also from
the ccuntry-rcJoincd his comrades and
and was informed Of tho loss. tDo you mean
them things you were showing us this alter
noon!n Mr.. Durkcr was informed that ssthoso
we're the things" Mr.. Barkercxplaincd sub.
stantlaliy as follows: "Well, guess put
come new Kind Of landbills, and I thought
wonld take one home and read it! ! guess
it's In one Of my oyercoat pockcts!n And he
Immediately felt and found it.. 49,
In common with the rest of the party he
did not know its vg1ue, having never seen
one before Another one Of the party, TINT
runs on boat somewhere, said afterwards
that when looking at the bills he had intend.
cd to take one and take it up in his cabfn, but
that Mr. Bradley had laid them back on the
counter, and he thought 1t would be time
enough to ask him for one Of them before he
left for homcl The result was most happy,
as Mr. Bradley recovered his money, and the
gentlemen from the country learned the DIFF
ference in value between genuine 5.20s and
patent medicine handbil]s.
, 1864-01-16
Cheeseman's Female Pills

FAVE NEVER FAILED, and thousands of certIa-
country. The prop1!esors or Dr. Cheesstnans Iosa-
Ta1Er RkcIPE luafansec that ONE BOZ viii restore
3!A1TER WHAT HER CONDITION OF AGE, In
fnp1 aFHr rar+H3
, 1864-01-16
Clleeselilala 5 Female Pills,

WHICH HAVE HxXx POPULAR AND 8URX uuRRs FOR
OYER 4 QUARTER OF 4 CESTCIsF, to restore the
menstrual Gov IN natural Eay, md positive
medy for all complaints peculiar to Females INDUCING
WITH CERTAINTY PERIODICAL I3RKoTLA1rrY,
, 1864-01-16
Fruit.

The central and southern parts nf tho State arc
peculiarly adnctcd to Eruit raising; aud peach, o.
pears and strawberries. together with early Texe.
t.heB. sent to Ghlcago, St. Louls aud CincRnau
hs well rs other markets. aud always eoumaQd =
ready Rnle. - -
, 1864-01-16

The Inducements offered - great that the Conn
pany has ready sold Wa Aerea, and The saisx
d1stnE the past Jear hare been 70 larger number Of
pnsc1sscfs than ever before. .1ha ad7antases to :
children nay gEow np With ~ the oanslb OF ednes-
ovtrestfmated. No stato IN the Union l. iucreasine
moro rapidly IN population which has trebled In ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
PVT THE OATH TO THEM!

Gen. Dixs order, requiring all persons from
the Insurgont States, now within this Military
DEPARTMENT. or who may come within it on or
before the Sd Of November, to report themselves
for registry, undcr the penalty of being treated
nc snies and emissaries of the authorities at
Richmond is salutary as a measure OF survell'
lance They are dangerous, and should be Kept
under the hands of the military and civil police
while the war lasts. But We approach Presl'
Dental election vitality important to the National
cause. II has been estimated that 20, ZOO per
sons from the Inourgcnt States" "spies and
emssaries Of the insrrgent authorities at Ricn'
mond," are masSed in this city to vote the Dis
mion Peace ticket in November. We know
that the Government has already lists of seven
thousand who mediate this crime under the
auspices of the Democratic managers. Shall
they be permitted TO commit this fraud on the
elective franchise at this critical juncture, and
to wage a war against the Union in the very
heart Of the loyal States, more deadly than they
could wage with arms in their hands in Lees or
in. Longstreet's lines Of battlei Earnestly we
say. No! The law of self-preservation which
has shaped the policy of the Government
in other cities, and required from voters the ey-
idence of loyalty before allowing them to exer-
else the right of suffrage in elections influencing
the National interests, "a right which, in q time
ofyither war or peace, should pertain only TO
the Hyal, that law should require every South.
ern refugee in this city, on the day OF his regis
try under Cen Dix's order, or when he ap-
proaches the polls or the 9Th of November to
take the oath of allegiance to the United States
Government. If he is loyal. be viii with
pleasure record bis VOWS Of fidelity to his coun-
try-ifh he is disloyal. the test of the oath will
have discovered public enemy, TO allow whom
to vote would in principle be qualification OF
the war. and qualification Of the sacrifices we
are making to restore the National authority.
We call upon Gen. Dix to put the oath to these
"coonized enemies of the Government in our