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, 1864-05-28
Secretary Stanton.

Mr.. Forney, in his last letter to the Phila-
delfhia Pes, bears the following we1l-de-
served tribute oftestimony to the great ahil-
ity, energy and efficiency of Mr.. stauton's
naturalization Of tho War Department:
The dispatches of Secretary Stanton arc
brief md satisfactory pictures Of our arma.'
Nothing: is exaggerated and nothing With
held. 1anw him last evening, and he was
as calm and composed as II be telt that all
was well. And II, ~ I now bsleve. great
Union victory ls cure. to crown this marvel
lous week of.battle and of'blood, to no one
man, save only Grsnt himself. will the na.
tion be more indebted than to the Secretary Of
War. The splendid system Of preparations
for the conflict, In every one Of the branches
the Qunr,ermaster's Department: the Sur.
geon Generals Office &c !, &c.-is due to
bis sigilsnce. foreshought; constant labor,
and stern imparttality.
, 1864-05-28

EHEEP-I4eFe fs no Improvement m the preytousty
1131ed supply Of the market. Taere ia more 4ctfYa
demand. and prices ars hlshcr and 1smer sa,ea To-
ddy amount to ,z3 head ut s. 1R91ooo 1e1 ~. VIC
notc The folown. sales: 7sa bead, averaging % rs
at 5000; 2o3 neaj, averaging lts MS, at SaG0 III
head. averaging = ns ut $3.50 Z; head, averaging
100 ns, At 1880 groe3.
, 1864-05-28

Why not let the formidable powers OF our
Monitors and CLUBS for olense and de-
ttEee be tested to the uttcrmost iu this, which
VIII donbGess prove their last opportunity
for;acAicying important results IN this war.
, 1864-05-28

f.bcrt E;pans, eit,zen in Government e:nrlo1;
lLtert Washington. L eth q. $. a. D: P~rtT Bss-
nett. 4, E4h U. :. Inf, A. D.: Edward Lamb, 3ita
u. S. Int. 4. D. JAS. c. Nu1rEun1,
Surgeon q. s.V, and Medical Director, Depart
nj ArkAnseg
, 1864-05-28
Report Of Deaths In tho Department Of
AFknnhas DurlnE Ahe Week EndtnGg
April SO1h, 1861.
MEDICAL UHECfOh'a UFF1CE,
DEPARTMENT OF ANKANaAs,
Tr1rt r RnrK MAv1 1EH

James Burncll, q. 4,h Ark. c.r.; Wm. Bradley.
D, 9TH Ark cAv.: Thos Wade, A. tath ILL.,. WH-
Mo. cav. j; Jamcs Fry. z, Sd Arik say.; FraUk ".
smith, 18th Ohio battery Chas, Jacket t. stcs
, 1864-05-28
FlNaNJl3L AND CUNlMNKClAL,


: FHIoAT EVENING. May g, 1851.
Ihe.c WIS q somewhat Increased dcmAud 10. money
to-day fro1 legitimate borrowers, bnt Wc btlleyo
telr neceaait1es ere promptly supplied The specu
laors stl hang azuunt the banka hoping to pl2k up
y few crumbs For 1ome days lher wants have beea
neglected. With the saue dlspisns FOR soma
Esate1u Exchange rtna1ns as yesterday. Tha d.
mspd and supply Is TerJ n-hl1y balanced. The quota
t:o.s .es:n IS before rotsa y discount buJlns pr
telliR-. 80.
Gold has .dyaused to-day. the cause for which
Is not on the euFface butts undoubtedly kroWn to the
tsmblers. Tic following Is Ice range ~
t1James Boyd, ERQ: 10 \. H.. 1s6A; II 4. H.. 1s6k
1ls40 la3& 12m. 1856; o. H.. 1s3Y The market nere
opened ra1nans, and a. high 1854 was bid before
1oa-m.. hut It sooa declined to 1s5 and closed weak
At tg4H, with very large transactions. silver nrn
bus !nonlnal at 1N0Is3. F1Te tweuties, 1caH, and
G,m.
Jor1zr AND CHICAGO RA11RoAo:-At 4 injecting Of
the stockholders held in this city the eb fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors: James
Robb. George A. Robbins, D. Tillis James, A. G..
Badger and John CFerar.
,EHw cocNrKNYK17s.- The following new counter
fels have made their appearance and should CARE
fully scrutinzed: 1gt's On the tbwtu1et Bank Provl
dence. b.. Initiation. Wig. large eagle, two canal
boats Locomotive and traln Of cars on bridge. SIS
on tho BelnnXer Bank, Herkiner, n, y, Wig, male
portrait, large In red, each ade the right end
fer ale eeAted with bales barrels and ship In the ds
tance. FI11-tett end, female seated, with sheal Of
wheat and sickle In her right hand. State a1ms. Is
on the State Bank, Newsrk, n. J. Imitation. Wig,
two feales Seated factories on bridge, vessels
In DISTANCE 5s the Bank Of the stste Of I1daua-
1mitss1cn. Wig, female. sheep. house. sress, &C. !;
right end male portrait; we'll done. Refuse notss
Or tho Fsnk Of Bloomfield, N. j.
:: On Wednesday next tho two-year3 per cent Treas.
ury Eotea w1ll be converted Into currency As soon
as this IL done. moro activity Is anticipated In the
1870 LOAF, which Ia now senE at the rate or about
three quarters Of million per day. Under The new
impulse 1t is anticipated that subscriptions will nearly
double, which will exhaust the entire unit Of s?o
ott co.. In . short ttme.
The deposits public money In the National Banks
amounted, On the 12th OF May to s&7,ssIts5}. The
an cunt Of security exacted from them stated.
The New York exports, exclusive OF specie, for the
week ending May =. compare as follows with former
retutnss
, 1864-05-28

FOB THE STATE AT LARGE.
JOHK D0DCaER1l, ef Cnisa. .
FRANCIS 4. HOFFMAN,, Of DnPage.
BENJAMIN II. PRENTiS8, Of Adams.
, 1864-05-28
COM NlmERClAIl.

FRIDAY EvEN1A6. May 9Th, 1864.
The rex epts and shipments during the past "A hours
were - follows:
RECEIPTS AND sn1rMEETs FOE III. FAST 2t upuRs.
, 1864-05-28

DR.. C., NJ. WKTuER1L1, OF INDIANA
We are all moro or less interested In the sue
cess Of really deserving scientific men VIC,
Of tho West, are proud Of our distinguished
sa,ana, and n c haye right TO be.
Prominent among them stands DR.. Charles
". Wethcrel1, Of Indiana, the celebrated
Chemist
Prof Wolcott Gibbs, of Cambridge, Mas
sachusetts,. whose great ability no ono will
call In QUESTION, says, "Dr. Wetherell, is. in
my opinion. one OF The best and most thor
ough chemists in the country"
We learn that the name of DR.. WcthereN
has been prominently presented before the
Rosr1
, 1864-05-28

It ia Indicative Of the character of our
present commanding General that while he
has won substantial victories, he has uttered
M ttbrave ysorda." He has not Stated that
tic conflict would be short, sharp and decl~
sive." On the contrary, he has expressed his
determination to t. sight 1t ont On this line If
it takes all 6ummet''-a use OF lausu lge
wAicb, while expressing persistence and con-
tidcp nee Of SUCCESS. nevertheless implies full
sense Of the magnitude Of the undertaking.
He does not telegraph to the President that
Gen. Lee stated last night publicly that he
must admit they had been shoclhngly
whipped" Nor ~ shall pnah the enemy to
the wall" Nor that any Of bis troops had
made s'reai bayonet CHARGE" es distin-
guished from telegrapbic one, not that his
success had been a brilliant in the extreme, II
nor II have elbe1ated Virginia Nor have We
received from him any such dispatch IS the
following, which was sent by Mcclellan On the
morning after Lees detachment having held
our whole army at bay at South Mountain,
willie stonewall Jackson gobbled up thirteen
thousand prisoners at Harper's Ferry, then
united with the main rebel force, thus achiev-
Ing the substantial victory over our forces
pnconsciously to our commanding General
It is interesting az showing what the tele-
graph and "brave words". can make Of q
disaster: -.
sR. n. RoNeek, General-In- Chief: ..
+" Information thus moment received completely
confirms the yout and Decentralization OF the rebel
army. Gen Lee t8 reported wounded and Gen.
Garland killed. Gen. Hooker alone has over !. 900
more prisoners, 30 having been sent to Frederick
II IL stated that Lee gives his loss 1t II, Co., We
are following AZ rapidly ~ the men can move :,
'GEo. 3. MCCLELLAN, MajOE-lenefal-"
, 1864-05-28

-,
Ts5 ~ IS y, e; y S. II
~ ss:s; :sstns Al + s5S
a.c IS I'll ssI ws - m % m m Isa'n nas nas
s,fE.s II ie ~, - ~ p,Epe: s6 a. 81 c.sss
1Gg nrf, n,s enS sIeE 1tstns' u sens 20 oas Et.-
a. nIe, ~ SnG VIZ - 1n rfeseh p:uns on pirate
nTpk'cs a. xaoS3 = g oeoo EleusarEn rel nite
X bstscoa tncos 1Htss in las sa
Green Apples dull 1t se5a3 Tor r1e1 souuu. sai
e. Eeatetn, aslnt! lun. sseS brl, ,hou;h some
etesop ;ss. 81 sey sou ,aid 81 4T q B
qa s p: :ssass HI
erafc = XII. sres III sisn e Snds T1s
feo: 81 s *: * :: i % ~ o.ls.as sasssi
III I ~ IL; 5.;s
EaEeSors du1v ssn On Terms moi made subc c and
q e Sssa: ,nr. ,0on,-v nn. nn. a.
nsse e I'M - notea IA ba2s Sal M
TX ss; s =;
ssi: sot IAN. M 'Ao ~ 'sse' ~a'''1 >'1'N'' w
1ers s!so eo'o opsfs9e sioaay he dseed
sts5
eens 81, %S,e etsH5 sHa nd YeoH
s;ee Sasa:d sS!a n;1t ioT e5SSs 31S'rS
Ssnt' G essa Ine ne. s.es " naw wMsa @
s % p5 sa9 Shts z. d &c ahss g.
SSSs
10 d.. IKE; IND q 6hd;. Msiaao. IL
ss9d tasss ss!ss FL @ sSa s9s
= s'S sS' e 9se'' '''
nr,,s,,
, 1864-05-28

I GKEASE.-1n good demand and prices ftm, Sales
| today were: 42 tterret Yellow Grease " Tic.
pea teday. x III Deis. Msrtet asiys % .dvsneed ie ps
gallon. Sales were: fGc bbis at 4l-24: 160 hhls at
4122; ~ bbls 1t 31.21H: 800 bbls at s12l-clostug
firm At 31.22. ,.
WiDES-hiN kst generally dun and Inactive. lse,
CENTS sil limited but abundant meet prtxent de-
nsnd. Previous Quotations toletanlJ nrn and un-
, 1864-05-28
,,Gbifd9o Ir1bnne.
SATURDAY, MAT os, 1854.
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.


81 Il 4 n VE ENXVEL8&Se
FOE GOVERNOR,
RICHARD J. OILESEI, Of Macon.
Fcn LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ;
WILLIAM BR0SS, Of Cook.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
SHARON TYADALE, Of, St. Cairs
FOR AUDITOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
q. u. MNER, Of sansamsa.
ron STATE TREAsCRER,
JAMES u. BEFERlDGE, OF Dekaib.
MENTION BiTEaAN, Of Morgan.
. FOE coSGREssM1H AT LARGE,
SAMUEL ". N0ELT0A, Of Shelby.
, 1864-05-28

The advance Ct gold to dsy tcaused an Increased
speculative and shipping demand for grala. and
the general produce markets wore active md buoy
ant e.
There better inquiry for Flor than for some
days past, and the market moro actiye and dccI
dedly 1rmer but have no material advance note
In prices. Upwards Of 5000 brls changed hands at
tSE@9e for White Winter extras: $7o0975o fol Red
Winter e1sras; ss.estssh7m for Spring extras; and
ASS for sprirE supsrnne-tht mn,ket closing nrm.
Ths Wheat maIaet ruled 1G2c bushelhisher, with
m active speculative and shipping demand. and we
note faes Of about 10 bushe1s at $l3 Tor No Red
winter Indians: sl2:a12 2sK for No spsisg; ela59
La for No Spring; and $l.ls91.7o for Rejected
spfing-the market elosing n1m at 81 HELIX for No
I, and q l.zs@1.zoA for Eo2.
Tbers was IN unusually brisk shipping demand for
Corn. and p,sees show advance On yesterdsY'e
Change quotations Of &c en- No. l. and &c On No. =
The former grads being IN rea:er demand than latter.
About SEQ 600 bush OF al n adcf Changed hznds at
s11sa1Is tor No. Corn: u! 1!oa3l1o for No. Corn,
and s1cs for ReJectedtho market closing With buy
era Of MOL At sls>5 and Of No. at $lo9H-scllsrs
aak!ug FLA snd S1E. Three boat1oGdsor Of Canal and
River Corr were sold, at slIa@l15 for good River,
and $1-osh for Rejected.
oa,a we're also In more active ah!ppIng and spacu.
1Atlve demand. and we record M advance os2c pcr.
bulAtl over yesterdays quotatious-with sa,es Of
about 1s0 % bushes. At tsH&6oAc for No. l. and Sc
for No. O8tsbuJers at tho closa Offering CBx for No
!, and tlltrs asking 69c.
Rye WAS ecarce and nrm-w!th Hight sales at No. 1 at
Us,ley ia scarce and nominal. erex., ann, IN.
ouirv pv hrs xers hut thera w.re 1nnr on+r,n1 ~
We hAyo no sales to report, @''' "N'-
The market for Highvtnes was active and buor.n.
prices showing : further advance OF Kc I gallon,
About s1lo brs changed hands at sl2ia1 2K-eloslar
1fn' At el.2s.
Aeis foEk continues IN good demand, and we note
inftaef advance IN prices o. SOC ort-H1th aales OF
~ ss'1s .os ,,sas uea.3 10y auu y'15sW lot
-s.ss =. az ~. - ~ .1a ~ neo ~ ~ as
i,st ntht ~ r., hi - d. a. ~ RI T.s1m os
nreIectrd. - "1'"'
frsi. .bts tods, advanced xc per busbel m ,r.,n
With Light epgsscments Ut oHc Tor Wheat and A. fo-
Cttn 70 Buffalo,
In O,oce1.ea tba market has ;b.en eenera7y nn,,t
with l,,tlo disposition on tho part of purcha.srs IN
hpy for resent xents With the continued hrh r.tes
Of GOLD, the leading s:sp,ss are nrmer. ami would
inevitably with mora active demand raptdiY ad-
vance in prices.
Sugar Ia eslll In small and somewhat Irregular sup
pl,; with Nttle Inquiry the market rules 1smer but
there has been no change on prev,ons quotations.
BJrups continue In emsl request, and equally uul.
teo supply. Market urn and unchanged.
cohee s N moderate demand. aaa Prices rule hFmer
WIN sngha nFwato tendency ...-..
iea rs ssnetsny N gooa supp1s' oas at previous
quo,ano9s tne mnt Het GlaaaanS hardening, choice
ta,,ons 0~- ~ ~S-a~0 0'N" - IA A4sue quo'
'"A1
, 1864-05-28

nYEING.-Ladies and geri,ss0 n, 4 q
IL vil IND i 70 tes!r .a5,Y1ss:Sso W Ssokks & s Som
Dahls5eeas Fancy afasIh Ihn.aeh Warss II NottS
NsHs .ase ae iESds;sS i sssHs s ss1 a,e
e Fos tssSs Sns s!sfss Sssxo, q C. asas W.T. Ss
ea0op.
, 1864-05-28
.lUXURlEs 0f APPAREL.
What it Costs 20 Dress a
Lady,
AN APPALLING COLUMN O&
FIGURES.
[F1om the Round Table.

4 lady, at preeent prices, is aluxury too
great for IN ordinary man to contemplate:
The figures attached plninly to her making up
ard adoTnments. would ftightcn amy man .
own that could turn out an Unlimited num-
bsr Of g1eenbacks.
g.. Take the lacy, for instance, who sweeps
the pavement as she passes to the marolo
STEPS Of dry goods palace. Her dress IL q
rich mauve naofre antique, at eight dollars per
yard, and 1t is trimmed with lace leaves
edged Rith tiny drop buttons, which We hap
pen to know can be purchased only st SIX
dollars per pair. Twelve pairs, inclaaine
the epaulets and trimming for the BODY,
would be required, at the very least, lnVoiq-
ing o cost Of seventy-f1ve dollars for the
trimming alone. Add fifteen yards Of 'no're,
at eight dollars, and you reach nearly ly,seh tno
together with lining and smaller items, w1li
be t1liAy dollars more. Her magnlhcens
cloak Is Of black velvet, enriched with q Pro-
fusion Of jet and guipure lace. and was IN
ported at cost Of five hundred dollars. der
hat is Parlsian, also. and with IT'S sweeping
friends, was considered cheap at hty dol
were it worth while to come down to
smaller details, we could enumerAte he{ col
lar OF real point, which cost fifteen dollars;
her lace covered parasol; which cost twenty
i've dollars; her lace edged moncholr, ,l,a bar
gain at forty dol1ars and her dainty walking
bouts, which, it is complained, do not pay
the price Of exchange, ut seven dollars per
pair. Even then we leave ont the JeWelled
watch, the daintily fitting gloves, once one
dollar, now two dollars per pair, and two
boxes Of which scarcely suffice Tor eeason.
Taking tho more prominent articles Of cos
tune, however, which can be seen at .
glance, We have the following result:
Dress. including trimming and making... $925.0 90
, 1864-05-28
WHAT WE FIND In A REBEL
PAPER.

Now coprcr1,aads EDIT the Rebel
1iArufoNy Of Expression Between the
Rebels Nnr1h and South-A General
<.l{mpHc at Seces&1a-St n11scercNH.
tt0n - and the Fort PILLOW masxacrc
frGm the Rebel Stand Polnt-Rebel
View. In Advance, Of Shcrmnn's Sue
CckAeh~
, 1864-05-28

Z. ......
French Calf. @
ms. s........:...93995Q
Efen b Calf Ls-
molues, p doz.
eu.......:-....s2-M -M3571D
French Calf La
MONIES, Sc ....-
conds, q doz-.T.DaTM
Innings. y d1x.,11.GN@l,.0j
RoanA, 2 dog. .l35t3laW
, 1864-05-28

AZ sa:ss q grain reported n THIS msrkc. report
stated. fnur Ii sole ccycred 1nle other Sfse stated
, 1864-05-28

Slaughter. Sole. . .s1a 81!
Harnete, 2 r.. I1Qt 50
kip. No. !, neM:
u1n.....,..... $1.9E1 10
zip, No I heavy TO B
Cali, Exh2...... 1.Ntal.t3
French KIP, lit
cho1ce.:......: 1-N@s.ltl
French Gait, II
rs...-.........- 2.A<32 70
French Cnlf. 81
, 1864-05-28

LEATHER-In tan supply, with transactions
wants. Prices frsn and unchanged Va quote:
uENLoCK. L. ...
Harness, q n.....4s1Ne: Slaughter, sols.-
Line, ;. ..-...47e! &c Buenos Ayres.. Iac
K!p, -.-.s@lI0 Ortnoco Sole .:.... $50
Calf, ,....l.S5@1 50 0rfnoco good DAM
Upper, too:......;@see sged........ ......s2asac
, 1864-05-28
DOTATO DEPOT.
On Favorable Terms.

B-AnJ .to1i3g Dsoy,isT2 u 1,naxsas ra r. mf5
ra rsutd It Aay hour Of the rAys nJ pay
IN customary Inspection foes Rep aeKnE aud ose3~
hsu3TE drns q FeasS1S'' HNDKRwocD CO.
, 1864-05-28
A. NICHOLSON

IT
~ vpencG - -. ~ ns.co an nfss. -
sIse g hs former sa9 a0 e
WSriessia = 1n.1nmers. '' ~
PEicT OF ClGAas, (rer 1toQ}-C. s., $.013; c, C.,
$50 a.; c. f., SIS oo@ toeo: f., faaIo
|1lI15 CENTS: sr aDith. ni1 ed. u cent?. <....,
~117FNT COMnIIss1ON HOHsE
Hs,---nn :. wETp ~ pro.fv.~ wv
= ESfqEE n;Al: nAt. Eth ~ ~ nsst -: =.
sa!asple fa1e1t Nfnas eo9 49, - ar,,ass ~
nenfs IespeG1ui1 Sp4e'Ts. - Ita s,snoEra
, 1864-05-28

DV1tn -.A Ma., Be>1
- hind ana Tor sala At our warehouse. eos9o
Adams .nA stase ss,se e easE a1e ess,nE o.
HIN hrand On az rA5rantlaG to bsyeft oaG ,IT =
sound tuu weight .nd np % stsadAf,as7 ,s7 H. W3ter
marked. UADkk"oOD = W ''o"e lnJ.t csA ~
, 1864-05-28
f1ev. m IL 1epoi1ed .si.ss,4s Si1s.ssi SssI,Mi

Since Jan. .t47os5sas tss sss.oi19a
Ths commerce Of New York from Juy tst to data
, 1864-05-28

mand. tholer qualities are in light supply ani brm,
With N npwsra tendency rsAcMEs191 u, sathsE @ bet
previous quotations.. RArsTys AND CuERAYrs-ln
fAr SUPPLY ard arm ut present 'atea Demand rather
coed demand. Market very ntm ut preT!ons qnota-
tlcns. IL 'cKBzrE1:s-In moderate supply. Market
, 1864-05-28

Countn to medium. m....................... 13HttGo
CARBOk OlL-NaTket more active. sud no i'm
prove ht In the supply. In consequence OF large
sales effected by rentEs IoE future delivery. prices
yaneea e ri On Whia aud Straw 6ti oi best saa.
~ our Rsesen: qgatatto.s this market z bslog
1900 bris Of Brili. nj" at sc In bond and oi $50
brs. brand ncr named. ;tc IN bond besides which
IN 3lay at t6ta1ocs and in August at 75@77c gal.
Prices ytTy nrm at present quotations. We 4uo;s:
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TksTIhr MALE:

ron nv Prsd. s. Je,ssu, Professor Of sei. Sors,si
school, AIo0nv, N. r.
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
subject 70 violent periodical attacks OF satarrh,
narkOd By q hishly-innAmsd sondition Of the
hninS msmbranss OF the cavities Of tho head, pro-
dusinG mos, distressing species OF headache for
days At . time, wholly insapaeltating me for busi-
moss, and during the paroIysms oondping mo TO
the bed. In sons instances the Inflammation has
sxtended 10 the teeth, oesasioning toothaehsj TO
the throsi, producing hosrseness and partial loss
Of roiee AID twice II has % affected the len oy
10 sonnns me for . mouth or more TO d,rkened
room. ....
Tbess attacks hAvs been accompanied by strong
febrii symptoms; by stoppaSe Of tho head, and, in
the ntIt stages, by watery discharges nom the
nose, subsequently, becoming Aorid and yellow,
and toward the closing OF the attack becoming
bloody and purulont. I have tried medicines OF
almost syOry kind; external applications TO the
hes'i such a. sauphor, ginger, hot bAndAges, and
presentations Of hot vinegar SnudS Of some half
dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations;
together with the internal remedies, such ~ AL
trrauVCs, OathArtioS, and emetles. These have
prSdussd no shAnGs In ths occurrence or character
of the diIeAse, and In moSt sassI with little
temporary relief, had come at length 10 believe
the disease to be practically beyond either euro
material AllsvtAtion
Under these circumstances was led some Hvo
months ago TO make q trial OF Dr.. LIEnthilra
treatment. Hrs method, at once, approved itself
TO my judgment, as simple, philosophical, and
likely 70 be effective. Notwithstanding tho dis
advantages under which II labored in dealing with
disease OF such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
Induced BY the accidents Of my professional labor
found the treatment reaching the disease as II
had never been reached before, Gnd producing such
= mobilization and alienation OF It's character q.
I had supposed Impossible. Iehronici~ tho results
thus;
Although have been situated several times 60
that should formerly have believed a severe At
tack Of ny eatArrh inevitable, have escaped thus
fsri the symptoms ofthrostensd attack have been
very light, and have yielded to tho remedies en-
plryed BY Doctor Lishthiu. without need OF re-
course 10 the old hot fefmcnt or estiou and
the discharges from The head have resumed the
original and natural condition. count upon q
complete cure That I haze been able, however.
10 obtain so material = reliefIs to me q oNuss OF
gratitude. In that alone Am repaid for VIZ Atever
ths experiment may have cost me.
! make this statement unsolicited, az = means Of
acknowledging my obligation to Dr. LlghthilrA
method Of treating eaiArrh, and with view IN aid
any ono who may have suffered from that disease
in forming just opinion Of It's w"ri's eUi It's
probable utility in their own Gaze.
Cs,IDedI REv, FRED'K r. JEWELL
Prof State Normal School.
ALBANY, n. T., March II, 1884, nySO-tosw
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TAY COOKE 4 CO., BANKERS,
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WAsHiS0ToE, JUpS II, ieet.
We shall bid for portion OF the
UNITED STATES o PER CENT. BONDS OF 1881,
proposals for which will bs opened by the seere.
tATy Of the Treasury on "WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the 18th Instant, GS per his advertisement.
We IhAll DO pleased to communicate with and
Include the bids Of any OF our friends and Gus.
TONERS who may desire an interest In the loan,
they III the rate or prefer to share FRO
rata In our proposals.
Applications must reGSh ne AS early - 10 o'clock
=. n. on 18th instant
lsAl-dat JAY COOKR i CO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13
(NRAT's PATENT

trays PATENT
MOI DRD COLLARS
Are Sot simply 10, pieces OF paper Gu, In tie form
Of collar, but arc AoldId and SHAPED to NJ hs asck
having porfos, curve free n on. angles or b,,os,
which Ia ObtalnSd BY our patented proOOS', which
also soeurss another advantage possssJ BY no o3r,
'O1a,, via SpSor FOR h' Crdpai In The Tuyu.iowu
style, he aside Of 'VA'eh u psrsefiy 'nOoit ond J,,,
ron PScLers, making this collar, Tor ease, nsA,ns,s
and durability, unsquAl!sd
They are made 10 Torn down style In slIc. hon
IL W H. and In GarIot,e from 10 to II inches and
packed In neat blN boXeI Of 100 eAehI also in
smaller OaSI Of 10 CaCh-thC latter a very handy
package for TEysIeFE, army aud naEy CflsorG
Ct EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAYs PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
sold BY ell dealers In Meas Rsuiskiay Goods
The 6Hds supplied BY
WALL, STEPHENS a CO,
IA PsnnsylVAniA AVtnus,
Between Mvth aud TCnth strcsts,
ys4-dSn NAhhinEtou, D. I,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13
DY JAMES Q. INQUIRE q co, AUC
TIpNEERS

INREsEkEED SALE of VALUABLE ga
cant Property in squSre tI1, frnnting on Seventh
street west AID north y and . streets On WE'D
NESDAf AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 6 O'Clock,
on the premises, we shall eel for arrount nj ST.
Vlnc'nt's Orphan Asylum, the following valuable
vacant Lots In sqn-re No ~, viz:
Lot 10, fronting 6iiec on SrvPuih street west,
between Va y BtreCtE north, ant r,.InIuI hack
lIs feet TO = IS feet alley.
Lots IL 10, and Is fronting each 81 feet Oh north
street, between sixth AND Ssve ,th streets wpIt,
and running bees 1855 feet to = 30 feet allcy,
Lot g. fronting 81 feet on north n street, between
Sixth and Seventh Eireeth west, and rrlnnlng back
1875 feet TO 4 10 feet alley.
The above will be divided iTtc good sired Build
ing Lots.
% Title ali directly from tho Government.
Ierms-Ole third cHshi the mSlnder In six
anil twelve IA n'hs, with i1teTes', secured rs hcc
Of trusf on the premises.
Conveyance and stamps At the cost ut TIE pur.
ehAsPTp.
II 10 PteIout irrespuus .hls I'D ting, q psi taeut
oi s2O on aach l0l win be required At tho time 0C
ale. JAS. g. MCGUIRE q CO.,
lsSi hnofinneerE.