davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-08

punished at spotts3lvanla, this pressure WIS
much increased. And 3 Grant turned his
LAM again and hung only the closer to him
for hia hard Sighting, there was perhaps some
tssa asacy to ineana:ion IN that organ. AMI
VII fn 1t was fully shown u him that his foe
was not only IN aatnest, bat unerippled,
wsi heat npoa his destruction, and
that there was no shaking him Of,
tbs 1ksass naturally went t. ths
hsatt; nd vas doubtlssa agx1avated BY tAs
esrseIs1snsss sAat hs hsd been telling p,o-
dIg5ors talsshoods to lbs rebel psopls, xhch
must sson y hausht t. u 49, tks al.
nonsf ths uaisn army began to tiu.der II
tbs ssrs st tbs Rlshnsnaltss~ Thzs Ill nj,
sbos1d set prsdixis.sly zpsn s1s a.zvou.
systtn Of the rebel General, :aad should pros
trats An, u II 10 vis. straafs; and H.
stsr5 OF 1t u doubtless satitlod ts special
eeeelh = -:
II In addition Lea u wexaded also, It nav
b sys1 wozss for his other nalad1es; but w
s1Pset to sss him getting mora and nors In |
bad way whethe1 hIs skin hAs bean soyatah-
I'd Or not La II tough castoma+, physt.
eally, AZ 1 IN military ssnss, and II i . pity
That ~ 1ush tenacity and power should b.
a1srte8 IN 10 bad causs. But ii Il destined /
b give Wfy ssonsr Or later.
, 1864-06-08

FROM WASHINGTON TO BALy1xokE.
The country between here and Washineton
produces great, natural beauties, and u sp-
psrently capable Of high degree OF cu1slv.-
tion, but as q general thing looks exhausted.
noticed some fields Of wheat fully headed.
A few weeks and they will be ready for the
sickle. The curse and blight OF slayery.
however, hangs like pail over the whole
land. Remove that, and the country watered
by the Potomae and Its tributaries would be
the garden spot Of America. Il il Indeed =
goodly land. The fruit trees are loaded with
varions kind Of fruit, not yet fully ripe, al
though have eeen cherries entirely 40 sey-
era1 days since. The rose trees are covered
with splendid red and white buds and blos-
sons- The perfume from which as you pas6
every breath Of wind c9mes laden with.
DELEGATES NOT ARRIVING VERY FREELY As
:. TET.
a. yet hut comparatively few deler.tas
nave arrived here. Many have passed % to
Washington. while 1a1ge numbefs hare STAYED
osef II PhAadclphiA The. distaaca bY rsii
Ifom ns Ne" York, PcnnsylvanIa, and even
on1o' being 80 short, it Is not necessary Tor
, 1864-06-08
4 GREAT SPRING REMEnv-

AZ no s.asop IL the srsteu, 70 -pcp Ia thr .++.,
fet sts ~ nn sss arsa The blood oisek sna
Esrsed With oile. with cas1oness On Ii. bsna m
ftsa1 .n o. u otasr. p5svu and ths
Esso1t mast had to medicine nat viii unr,t M:
~ s and - ss5 tine 7i2oT I'D ne liz
tssehce Rilles2 tpsedll5 Ard efcoatiIy acconn,t.r
1fas ooces - u 1ss7eEJa Ios11s md sarsa o1tis
1t, tbs best retnst4 knRwu, @ "AS t0su
WsHo 70 1NK PCnLlc.-Aa tAsss are pefyens VIM
sse ass aware - the Alte1ensa In 8&r.1psrilA nrn
ppasAmona WeWia warrant pr EastesJa Iodine snd
SsaRst,lls alx lines stronger. cheaper ana bs;far
she public q se money viii be takea fer it, ~ -
EFlcs-lhe lodlue sux aar1aparlla II Is rer battye
= etnfs PER bottle. SA"'tA"@ss
- Prepares and so1d by BR. e. RasrRRLY 4
E1G1ou.t. o. A1o11ss
= se1d It pR. BAsTBRL1.s Family uat,o,,.
ssort. q Madison syses. neaE taa Post omae, Sat
, 1864-06-08
C U II IL Ol R s self
Dr.. RRkoFsa Bpeei40.

This efeg ant. popular aud intalnbla preparation 10
Celebrated In all tnr large cities fox the euro OF h
vate ntsoAass now offered 70 fhs afflicted and wa-
rAufed 10 cure al oAas1 Of Gouo51hes. Gleut 8tse.
tuse. Seminal Weskasas 8noRtss. u IL I'D
neJs Ans biaddtE. and AL os&A1c1 OF the sexual or
Dr. BAsef's specific b tho saiy s&fs aaa sesbls re-
sdIfor the cure ot 9pernessrrAeA. Ksaerslly tseea
iudn!Renes, which 10 now - feasfui11 prevalent
neaeef. nAYe prlTaes dtease, any uiseAss sf
l:St r Ds!.yis d.9KeE1us frseuEs u oaoe shss
seled tAoussa d RHoa tkauszsda AID saved them e@
ne hAuss ef G!eas qussks, 1t not from premature
.na sE1f CUktaa R1AADY. rsaair,a1 no msdisai
, 1864-06-08
THE WANING RmHR1rrnw

1 ssts1porary refy handsomely putx ia,
following facts toSsther. They ~ WORT,
licking At by tls faint-heart4d ss well - tbe
lisafsstsd:
81, 15ss W ,ss5s ~ ths 1ebsls held n po.ss.s,.a
supesnss5 IN Wett Virginia TIN hsi1 n1dsn.' ~
- swsI oTsr sTery fost Of North ana Sonth ~.
LEA, q GsorE!a and A1sbsma, Of Florida. srnsn,
=, nf N a. noln Of Feassce!a haroor shey hsld
Tennessee, x2d lad somplete coatro, over H. NJ.
s'ssipp! htvsr. from the mouth Of lie ohto to IL
4an: They stubbo1iy disputed the poseessisn Of
As5.ef} a1a Missouri they Threatened May
Ihs fsbelliea haa 1os. nearly half it, tssr1tsyy
zDt qllte hAll lts resourcea. 1t haa lost continn
ally 1ts snccesses on ths battle. field haYs nsYar
1ot stala IL EstssaunR, god Terminus: willis tts
9s.nd:nmen, n Of whole States or large distts..
n ~ II LOST MARYLAND and West Virginia, In d:
II lest Keotucky. Missouri, parts of North and
ir.sa sss cafeas; Eat flsna Nashville New Or
Ns.t Tennessee, Arkansas. North Mlssfss.nni.
its, nsa F1eks1sff Nif tas Great Father Of Waters
S IN u u - lost its last hold 1ps1 Ka4t
ID a SeIs ant afSSsa e: a,,,e ,1a Tsh ~
Cetee Q! itichmond. .fter worztfu. him IN scrfes
Q! great bAttes. In q word, the rrhejInn i Sxiso
OF salopins consumption. - ~9AAs
let there are still those who think III. "a.
eaulon cannot be put down; and who s.v
Inst III Grant IL beaten in q battlo that IL
The end OF tho var" As II our srr,es had
nst already been beaten In more than 49,
battle. The question is not, who lose. now
ana thea battle, but whose cause il It that
steadily loses? On which side is 1t that ~
Victories yield no substantial fruits, rlY1e Tia
ds1eats arc enduring disasters?
, 1864-06-08
For Horses and other Animate.

D.. BAsTEELF'9 .AMRBIEAH LINIXRNr Is unf-
yeIsay conceded to po~s<ss power Asd efficacy ~
bTni;:s: cgtA: Gslls. chafes. Rinkboss. Wtndezl.
ls'seUent st bsas and fauscs, and all diseases veh
ss SeenT among nef..s. ayery living stabls koepsr
country merchants shou1d alwaya be supplied withit
PER hottie.
p Prepared hy Dr: E. EA sTERLY, st. Louis, No.
sotd At Dr. +. R4sTkRLf l. GOA Family Medtc11a
cage, Ill.
, 1864-06-08
's@enhtto s. bs.d 4 medlun; ts1ss, 1t sssasg !

IN ,@sna. 70 $ hs.d sn4a4pn; grades at ssaaep
a., ness e n nsazseass szasJ al vsEy aetavs md
sss4 sstao77t, eossT q 1f ~ 1p1. -, A@
oa y tss1z2 :sseW N iss1s v1n b. s4la sur
1sse.. 1 Eee1ssasa za@ata4 ~ ~ Esv Yok CAses
r. - sassF sassa thta sv11as, fss4a which = Mn
an ~ - ~ r. aafM btef Csaa1s As>s@I roy
- sSs1as ~ :yss@ta1ss nasksa u le and
~ = - ~ k.1eu8t Aazkse, sid a,eo tnat Ko6s
EVE ssss@ SAe.tt ~, ~ A1sse. :
, 1864-06-08

/ Iu84uAY EV1NH&, Jdn9 7.
WAHELF R1v11v.-Darink the bsst week. oxtss
to The advance In gold tho general produce natket.
were active and suoyaut- Wheat cosos 1c per hushe
higher: Corn lc Higher: Oats 395e higher: but Rys
has decnsd lSo per busha, and Barley Sc per bushe
On the ueek- Aess Pork has advanced u oo71st psi
bril- and Prime Mess Pork fully s5oa per brl. Freighta
have advanced 7K97c Per bushel on grat1 7c pes
brloG foRr.
Tbe following table ahoEs tho receipts And ship
ments during the p&s!2 houfa:
, 1864-06-08
DE. EASTEKLK,S AMERICAN
LINE1EENT.

eFsf oao<ed 70 TIC athctad It entars ts
Eests ui Aa system. k4d p6netrA tuWediate]v an
me aeae Of ne ntssaas tht eSsor5anI nj
socxeuefe and Tina ks4ists tasuic 20 throV eG tne
Msonde, Ulcers ConH acted read doos, Esiicd JoiaS
soo ~ o.6aass W1cre IN external rcnncdT
, 1864-06-08

B Mrs. Arnold, sister Of ssouev.u
Jackson, is stopping 1t Wheeling, ". Va,
Mrs. l. ID eaid to be strong supporter Of
the Federal Government and Is therefore. mt
very popular with the friends Of her dece.s.
ed brother,
, 1864-06-08
a. r ACES CELEBRATED
SALVE,


- ~oA'~ AHHAoe 1oS TIE SUFTE&&H.
Ut 1s s...s a,s..,1 e ersRas.ss ayeesea
fh1E Sanss as1ay THROUGH II ageaey ae sare!
nd ~ ssssasa 81 Il 4so faa2 H. = e
ls bzstaotor. :'''" :--''4
Cruces Cs1shEats& 2alvs su.ss BuznA
anss's elsazass1 6elv> eurss Malds,
Cruces cslsb1atsa 1s1vs euzes Ilssh Nounds,
enss'a ealskataA ss1vs cures Cam.
a11ess Celebrated es1ve easse 1s1ona,
6tHos'b falsheatoA aatve sures Hrsssa Ijuhs,
6ne&4 celseeatsl 8s1vs s8r0 Wen.
6rassE CELEBRATED 1Rlvs eUea GhunuaA
6t8oe'b CsaskAte1 aatys o9res tAlt RAs1n.
9fass'a Calahs1tsd 6alve cures Chiltlstns.
31ae8s Celebrated 1A1ye eu1s AeEa Hssase.
8ssstR ca1sa1Ats6 netvo sU8 1s1s Lip.
Qfses1 es1skats4 Aslvs CURES xyaFs2es NEas.
araes's celsh9ated aalse carss Ahaessass.
6xaseF Ce3s&ats& tslye s1fA U1eafp-
Gfaes1 Celebrated Balve cu1ss ChaPped Haul.
azase1 calskatsd &lst eNA 1a1gVszak,
r. e IL Sc sDa &
sa .sa essas e
sht.s3 tsst3fy- soadIszs, ssiless Nd 1sasmaNn n Nj
ii ms npns st the Irritating hss4tux uropsres al
o,her FteAla: but eoo n hasls tic 1sos3
Every tsnHY md ss3ectallJ tAass eontafntax eAsat
foF ii Vin saIo thsa 0sch Koonse, soaerH9. sad
Al xAats a'z tztal 10 cure old and ts,s<szaes
sefes.
, 1864-06-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

9ss yss!;ss g. 8 s4: & ss s:
'~'' '''' " '''a oS'.oea ""As" 't<%''''* <s''s
for "a 5e
p sa: so'1PsE aalHf:a
81 Si;sss ;ss,s sq;s: =
" f. ';;::
ns otss to .o, u. s'..s's ..,s
s
Pr~Ao1 Sis to 3e1 IS r.rt, Lake ssd r,II In
80, i1 = !: + eeass
lsar q ss.Sssi - d 1.ses. % ~ n..,.: s e
Ess9 : Gessss.g y 1
F'esl F e e bessce, Il. tt: fs
IT. TT - TO- e Aontzsa noted assre, 70 - paid n
sSSss3S sssass: feuo~sat ara Il. r.z,
fsea ''s' routa u.u norr.
-.n,u... =, Fl ~ and Lake Esie........a:o Is.
ri! "a La Eis...:.......a Ei .aM -
70 Mooarsi, ID an1aa...................S Sax IL
To D1nAo' "A y 1a,li al I.i; s
70 Ennedesptaa, ~ raaaR mn. ~ IL
e - id sIis
al: s3s 81: ~ !essipts sns rhip8sns during q
Keee1,e ID ls.s week. hbl....: ::.:;......."..4eats
corresponding week. lS&3..... .....42.Ne
shipped lat week nnls:
sS1sE =: W. 1:ssa TssS i; All
.sies III % dufisF ths Tesf xers: 1 ' - p'iS'-' 40
pA1Lr rxA1sAqE1oxeIx 9losn nUs3a TN vE1x.
jane i....l.en So @9.1s z5sa7so 9su @1eo
7.... go 8.23 99+m 7.f53 >. 6-a1 @6.4a
=. 8....tseo s.ta @s.is 7sna 81 @s.ai
s....i,@ Is @s.i5 i.n5.. 6.ie gs.s
Tc.pAY thcFe = ~ rorp activity. and tae market
wat nJua Sales Wefe ~ fellow: wHIra WI1rEE
Ex1RAB-1oo bels 8$ Louis than.pien" 1T $40; 10
hrls "et4untoa" ~ 49, ~ nfls' FosesseH q WOOD"
ssIes .: s. otls e. .aesss. seaes : s9s.s.;
b5ls Island 11x," 4m @ PEI foSd spraE extEes.
= @5:s e. lsIp!ss. s. ": i ~: :. II Tsss "a
% 1f9 fofTessS ~ Ml1pt1i1tli y ~ ~ g:
br!s !. Ne1 tans.d" r ~; s1n1a ssxAun1-ss
IA ass afeessx - eas e a.ooas Of Ill
Esas e Flour y ~ us,fst: a , rs G Gaote: ..
Whlte WintF eoas
n1xe4 ked and white s1tzss..........'.'.'.:
Wits9 VI %iassF sSa@
spring exfsss, ysH eaoise;: s2s!e
DO DO good 70 choiee.- ese2S.E
&c ~ 70 * - g
, 1864-06-08
trade. and also good demand for the oIty. p
tsltfablJ drm u the fsl1oH Hiag apotatinz..
OH1eAG0 CATTLE MARKEr

luEabAf Ey1NIN0. 1una I. 1854.
BEEF cATTLE-Wtth nominal receipts We have
had another insosive day In the yards The onlY
salea made amount to 81 head at ss.ts2e7s q 10
ns Receipts toe 1iEht 10 make market. We teter to
sW special teleRfspic dispatch on four. paro for
sccouat Of 70 days New York Cattle ua.kst.
e.r. HxKE et571x sA1Es TO-DAY.
ntnteT Huad. Lapp-.............i1 is IS a.
E5 Es5s Eo........ KnWIicht. .:..:.:.I 1856 s.s5
EnWL1Ght-. t-........ Norris, II. q RIB l.ls G7s
'.Gno!cy: ::.--... ...ulhee5........,.5 Qis SO
HoGs-Reee'pt7 about i, so hsad; entered sales
s1 hssd Ut s7eos7'o, principally at srtza7s % per
~ ns. 1he demand continues brisk and prices rule
TerI nrm At aatusdaJt quotations.
, 1864-06-08
FROM BALTIMORE

From Warrington 10 BaItlmore-H3al.
esates not Arriving Very Freely as
ConventJon-Appear1 or Rs1et
morc-socesh, 4c.
, 1864-06-08

I T.
NJ" York, On Saturday. last, to expires
their gratitude to General Grant for lii ,er
F'ces, Was complete success both in nun
hcrs and enthusiasm. The decorations wer
unusually nne and nearly all the residence
about Union Square were Ornamental wit,
patriotic insiguls. The equestrian statue a
Washington Was dtaped In honor of thn J,
meoted Sedgwick and Wadsworth. and Il,
lkenesses Of those two ulus!rious martyr,
were placed ut either side OF tho monument
At the east stand speeches were ma5e h,
Judge Daley, Senator pomeroy, Chaunce,
ehaner' General Walbridga, Congrossmar
Rollins md others, and letters were rsad
from the President, Hon D. 8. Dickinson
General Dix, Governor Curtin, Congressman
Conkling, and Secretary Chase. The follow.
Ing is ths sccreta,y's letter:
..- WAsN1serox, 5une 3 1854.
GxF13 EHEH-7he lo5al citizens of New YORK
nodef tnemssses by neesnE IN mass to express
!ead the heroes Of tho republic have achieved az
nch for their ceprtry. to re&far,u thcir devnt.on
10 ~ Union a.d to pledge THAR Energies to The
yon 1of the honor Of an invitation to take psr. n
hetf patriotic action. and regret that the nnf~ssit1
a,,1 q ds,eflEG % ~ wh9s time 70 ny ofncsl dates
prtzent. Nnthinr r.m ~ .os "a e 70 90 persoaa!ly
spirit Of yonr letter to 9bich 1o%S,sef IN tas
PeFr;ft 11c n .dd.,.+ z,..
success Of onr armies and rin de rs Eeoce IN the
tEem. We shoud not forcet thst ran1s 10 God for
Of defenders Of The aarona ei,ss ~ ,ns o1e eias
Justice Il viii b the marvel of futnre sistoia
.5a. statesmsn 9f this day were willing to risk he
4o5ahsa ouilet' and ballots. Very tr1ly. youFa,
AT INC west stand, speeches were made By
James T. nraoy' Hon. D. T. Tyler, General
Meagher, General spinola, and Col. Collins.
IL vas 3 Cheering feature Of all the speeches,
taa1 they breathed tho most ardent devotion
70 the country and determination TO stand
BY the government In its efforts tn mt dou,
, 1864-06-08

isesiTsd during NJ yrsvtsns vssk. 1is 1sssipts
Hssnf n present vssk Anoans - rfttie nsrs than
~ an 1ess q tns 1ssssdhg sas. fhs Tss0z WY nsxe
hss 11sAfa asprsDs1 b=tvssn ~ 1sss4pt II shs
| We vs4fs, u thai whilst Tiara vsrs two kils nx4s
! Y@sAasks&sA fAst during Lbs faEne1 weak, 1ls3
seek INC xsss1ps rem AnAkskon ws1s exktnsy
n1a'. 6e ss.al asst Ast asnv,1s hTs ua1 MAae2y
AssA TAsfs hastssa II Atniaailoa Aalt1s tAs vssf
~ asstvs A~aAaa n hosyt1g and Ill dsss7tpnea,'
81 afstsAAa lumbar. Of OUT sota1 s1pply up
70 hs 1rhssat psgtsd hna has been
no snaA pssFsEAoa II tass - ot lumber for
~ whlsA .a.s awi4sspFsAa,, arYsot dsnsod.
nsRy nav o1ds 10 be la,4 adds fsx ~ pesssnt mat
nasd ~ but old ssandxr ostars are ass yst nlltd
70 MS Day b attributed ~ s1kse trn1sss OF the
- nAkM aAa 'naa aaaTs soupshhon which exiss on
eos arrival Of suEsss Of good lumber. Common
lahh~ and jstss, md ea1xoss in whish iekas forro
aay ispofhat part. azs dun. and sYidsntiy ss1 do
ed101nE. ualess soms extra demand should artse
nn quits a1esr that for ssnmon lumber lowsr rites
snl % aeopted. Several earEoss. during tha weak.
says eeea sold st 1osse prices Than any previously
paid this year.
eH1NGLRs-With fair receipts thcre has beea
taHaole anount Of activity ia the Market The
inquiry appeara to be for prime qualities Of
hAEed shingss for which as high a. Il II has been
PAD Extra Shaved Shingles are 1lso In fair dsaand
sas market value bsinE for sazgoes Of really prime
qualities $4to.
LAla-Ihtreis fstr smount Of activity In ths
Market and With bsher supply priess ru!e lt,tle
sasler althou:h the chief sal9s during th wsek s,v
been raads II u % 2 900 pcs.
cA7oo AALRs TODAY,
Vtf&o eenf bsnck Hawk, from White Lake sotd by |
Cone d OBrten, IS, 900 feet mixed common lnuher
~ s!oa cargo stht Goldsmith. from 3fnskegou,
seld BY Mills, Aose0 shaved Bhtnges, at 4a63. csrgo
sshr Traveller. from stsnsy creek. sold By Brewster
lso 10 sawed shiaEss. at 10. shaved Shingles
at sstF &arEo schr Echo, from Menonaines, sold By
Bsktsrd. 1seoss fact lumber strips. At $500 for
stEps and 8l7Ss Tor balance ear.o scow Thrso Bsla
tfom Nlecsnsin Clay Banks, sold by Blektord. ~ 80
fsss lumber. y strips, At slsto.
sA1ss ~ cAaaoHs Dun1za TIE wzxx.
sear s,:ss Mh..s From 2aa.E Er!se
s.Ar :or,aa < II :; r aisSs ar
seaI s.n:: g e :::::is1s :::is1ss'. eon1;
R!SlS EsSSF 1ss
sehF ssd fitd 10
,:, ,:s. $;,'.::;: f.
a. a. "atalsnd, as :rss ss nres
ssaz wyoning os9j; Is
sssF sesr 1lasSsfa sssnsa.
81! Rl!.ak
ssf sssr fMla,y AasksEsn d
;ssE ;ssE sS!hsf': Ss!s g ::s sisS;
g. & nvsr .:ssya ssis
!ss.. !eassils d $ g ::::: $3.50: de d isss ::::isss
sE s3a5
% f. n:S St'Rs
|s$5 g q os9ss a9aisSs
ss1 H4:ssEs: assa:. @ s;;ss
shl u@solt stss :sF3P, :sE1Ps 13
g. g dS ae aS dS ssss.Ps ss.PPss FIJI a4sI5 M
In the YARDS hero u laFEa amount Of Shipping |.
, 1864-06-08


This Baisam 10, be7end all daube TIE u,oat nerfa.e
pie9eAnt AAd cd1esctsns remedy aver ajcorerad fnS
~ dteoat4 or tho Throat, Gheet aus Luncs Eas1ar
nafe Jon tctgh Gold, 2ny dtsca4e Of sao Lun~sy
uo nof eG!settt Delay 1s saasesnus- M,Itfooo do
shnnaHy ~ aeEifettrE 4 COMNON COLI Ennyns
ana oldt Wb1Ch eur eTff. .ch ing slim ate he1sS y
BOZ eured. !ssd TO oC0S~uAFTIO1, md then Il ~ =
StAth 70 adVtsAd IN time and procnre n nz.s
1aaG ee!ebleaed remedy, DR. CAKr1K.a CiIf1eaH
.Hhleh hsa cnfsd Thousands upen th9nsanttS
neeI pnyMatsns aud Ill other had A1l1A sSd
fstleeE G1Veh up 70 die DR.. cAteaf's Cp4Et Bai
IAN, Mhe9 taken 1AM1DIArHLI, BTOP3 THE
EouGa. 1AJs the irzit .ttnn u The Luu2a prodncse
fee ata cay c1peetotaton. and e1ccia IpeedJ ana
pefect cure ~ soothing aAd asreuE htnnv ali tSn
:Rss5 m Iso aas oni1 served
s1bpRR5 bR q s as W 5Es1s 20 osLY EELIAaL KaN-
~ q mest sssseahls aatsstvo fsr Coughs s;otns
" ~. LJasssIt Icnsb ha1ssm u everywhere 4QkuoTf-
- g. sne noat ps1fecr and isfaliible remedy nov
eusted to Mo public to1 all diseases Of ths Innvs
non 10 all. '~9' A41 s>so sals1&c'
s.a-A,k:er D.. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAx-
81 PER bottle. ~ 0~''A@s la 80 poN 90
vLL - PREPARED snly by Dr.. = EAsrER1Y, ss.Iou,.
- sod i b.. = FAsrER1Y & CO.'S Family
CEee. Chicago. IL. NV
, 1864-06-08
xA4VEAcIU1ED NJ
WILLIAM GRACE
AHEsBURY, MASS.

Price = ce0ta pex box. Each box hsA cut a7d t&s
facsimile Of the proprietor etxnat1s TO II, Whtaa
duly copyrighted.
Chicago ihinois, Wbolesals Azsnt.
CITY And town. m12sg94t7fwAaAsa
, 1864-06-08
cNeAGo LUMBKR nAEKHr.
,sF - Week K.&tax F4seAy, June =, 'ea,

C2l TmsI.v uIrv,rn 1,.e I, 1au
1hefshssfng shls Asvs ~ rses4ph sf Lxnors,
eeAn1fses, Law, &e- - ~ wssk ssAss Jwe 4, ard
esapssstvsly ~ Atss years: --- ::
- ~ Lt11tz, sdneLKs, LA1a Hfu...
1aE "4k& &6n1I9 JuH8 IN 1o1 11f1Nx
, 1864-06-08
CUHsE THAT COUGH.
bR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM

VIII Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, spltsaax
Rloods Pa1n In rho Side and Breau.
"hoopin= Cough, Group, and NIL Dle.
, 1864-06-08

A1Ssks ef Grstn reported n cas rsas>arepo+4er er<
- cars 2f &c ftot1pa per b4sA<s ttzlsa fRs1e{sA
s*zfcd. Flour sod dexue~ta snias o4tr1piss xssx
, 1864-06-08

EGEs3The Ieceisu during 10 weak have bsea
ruled sseedy I'D arm st1s@1ac per 4oE. 6Ales tox9
.FRUITs-GA11x ArPL1s in szn Ill supplf, with a
far demand. Market dr.a and unchanged. brRAW-
Rxasfks-Thn receipts dHF!nx the past weok have
psEsd Ct tns e:a.on. There IL 9osd demand, and
1eea .are ai9e and Efn II present quntations LI1-
Aariet nrm ut present rates: H1cxosY NUrs@The
and but very s1all quantity Is st TFS.ant IL tha
handA Of tAa trtde. fr1cos firm and pSchar9ed W
, 1864-06-08

ENa1ed Mhtsky 10
pr csut. U. r.. 1.1h
EespcF Nh1nky..... lis
1msrtcAn sskle do :. III
Eye whlskJ{{:hleago) ia
Bourbon dot ChIcAyp) ],it
frEe Spirits pro :. l,41
ColsEAs RltltA - q
Chicago Gins. IL 73M..oa
co Rrardiee. l..ea1.5n
d EDms ....1~5cGa!. I'd
- Fl Wlns.lIssA2,ce
Do Fhe'J do..t.5..s:s9,f)ll ,f)ll
do NA1a;a...1Ioa1 *
dECer Wlur.....1.1eGl d
Cherry BrAndy...1I2ssl-N
Blackberry n tne.f,fa.;:9 ca
Aspberry Wines 0Rsl3,Ro
4 England Eur,..l.eAl2 co
Penn. Rye Wh,s
klaa-............!.GxSa~
Kentucky RoUF-
bon whtsktas. . .S.stklj.hQ
oh1o Cai'ba Eiae.S-lskR25J
, 1864-06-08

A1th. tuIc 58sEs
but aniet. Ws quote: A104Ae' su'e7 A1a
Tr1s F1o<co, ..-....-... s-...
TscfprT Trh Ws.Ssss. .-.-.-.-...64As7a
VIZ heceipta peF Lake for the Eesi enttinr
Se1s ~ CORDS Tbs au?py, though fair Is sriii
.Sp y Tenent n zsceps. ewing TO The scarcity of
IA INC EnAo dlgtI1cts prices ruls very 1ra st
f45Ssfen. sord: x2.oo delivered 81 5000
E.n1es = sn,d Aa'.'''''.'-'... H-3 . LIN
DOnEN WAKH-siarket generally ao.iTe
aao N iAf supply Prices firm and Unchanged. ne
, 1864-06-08

COFF8E-Thete hiss been = moderate auouut of
aenstty in .e mastet durtog tne past week but with
undercsne so further advance. Prs7lous quotattons
have been fully 1t which the market rules
TeEJ frm, With hh9hs upwArt teaaensy. Weouote:
GAato@ GIL
fc f.;r n :o Gsh
GHEESE-Th- kuoplI OF old cheese il at present
alterntion N Irey:ops rates New Cheese Is IN fair
Escspt snd moderately HEttre; previous quotations
, 1864-06-08

1QBACCO-Thexeh lis been li,i!e aetiYitY ii -
~ ~ dortnE the p:s1 wesk, bssh sellers ana buy
~ loAAs3 forward 10 the sett74neHp Of M long
ss9a!19 qqesilso Vt The mode aAd 1mounl o{inafass
g osY = es l<vtsd- Tia impression ssezs Tsafae
1nan ~ kpt1cipstad and on ping tobacco Ms MAJ
9Eot4. f""'.o'S @Aea4o. "o
, 1864-06-08

sde npotsona but After Tho ke1d report calo In II
fell hack k03cN q hu. but rallied again aud CLOSED
H@Ke loysr: sales we're; oos By By No ! ii store as
H,LW 81 No Spring et 4i:eek seo hu doa q 3s4;
p6N0 bu DO 1t <ti n,tso bQ do At 4t.2s1; 1A1 81
to.a At Sl.z4: af00 bu neected sprEg tt.9o; 10
bu do 1t s1ttH-the sskGt closlu& Arm u fos
No snd u Ii for No l.
CORE-Recsiycd to-day, 1ss.7oa bu; shipped to-
coy. 1i9 Is b. Tt receipts and shipments dur1pr
tho week compare n follows:
, 1864-06-08

FseeiIed ~ Eeek-hu.. Nn1o,
se. .1seE q; s.:......":::......... ,M s.;,$a q, 3;
*ayns z - :ss::s 4 as,a
:: u : - ssias SassL % pasisa e asss s.
e Eass & es sssFs .e.;, ~ r.. !. k l.s.ts
- -. e Z: IA ~ =: i:S;;.;
e. s.9 = ssss: ass:a ,a:': s.;: +:
D::se De' Bss:s'1s.s Bs:s:ss' ss:s 1 - sas ss" s:s..
-: -: t. ss 80 11;s*ss; 1111;:*s4,t ~ ',;;s:,,nns Ill =: -
Jeas Jsas .s;% :sz;s: i'4xs;H n s;H ;sns5i!x e ssx
r.: i: Il siiis 9s 4: ssss siis isSs,:: e *i
!: 81: 4 s., !: I s,: 81: :;;::
~: -: !: i 4 s L ]; !,
ect;s 1ss c:1 as5 = -; :. slss =
ssstss .t.s TIN u - / I'd ssoa = = Il TIC c.
81 s. 1ss.tss tsss'. e ssss'P :s'PfsS q,
E:sei;s@ Essa .sp.:t; 1.:t 1:.H = 5sl|9.': kn
v.st
1s1iaa Z. ~ We =: :'s
- = Fiji :sipsss. g ns's "a
a,s e:sa s1l<f "a a<nta1 e. sasfs has
LIE .sss .aowa the rsseasa asd aNDiasna dMfsT| ~ -
1zAxs4sHeHs n oAW Hv4x1s rxx-
Jaa. 1.n l.. ~: 1ss ss14 e. Ss1 0sS. 1e3 o.ta.
. 5............sso;o@ sseTx sSeTx @xgS = xgssS
:: ;= N: /: j: !: ! *:;s !: 81 IS: s.
, 1864-06-08

Sales TOPAZ ve1e: ~ III Nfound Ium q Sk A..
~ bfh oHonssEa FtHe 1t 99N delivered d cSG
sso n 2ssS esl1 60 u essGsllt TO Al7tte. -'1''
TenAI zero; bag fair qaAlXy 4 ta.73; lii S4S
entirely ronlA8l. H@&As$
2ATRR &TN9-Tn fafY hss~arA -..A s,u,..
, 1864-06-08
mEANS-Ihe ttma1d ii lltht n1d ihn mHtss
oali AID heavy Ut $3.ee5a-5a-fha Ia9eF for sEi,

HAGEIk{s-Tle market has been to1crab]v A.
tlIs GnttnK The past week. rnd prices haY ruled Arm
ssa n oet sxht chsnEe o. pscvious quotatioas sea.
faiy very bh1e Bnf1.rs are still In active deEand
aEG very Hfm With An ndvsree OF 70 On previous nuo
tlIsn ~ BAGS II tssr supply. and aettrs demand. Msr
tet sefy hf,n nd uhchnlged. Flour sacks in fair
, 1864-06-08

sold by all dealH1 n
nxae sappllad hy Hal
teTs md Wholesale !
EtJpds md Un1kal@N !
IHApFOHp MN-. =;
wxIet4,1tk NW~ -