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, 1864-05-08


How the natives get their ammunition Is
explained In the following letter from the
East Coast. publIshed by tue Hawkes. Bay
Herald. It Is strange that the Government
has made 20 attempt to suppress this traffic
The Ne7uld sa,s.: We have had an American
bark In here, the Mercury, Of New Bedford,
nine months ont, By ~Ay Of King Georges
Sound. She took ono small sperm ~hsle of
The Snares to the southwark. She; traded
Win he n4tfves for potatoes, with tobacco;
she might have traded about half key; and
.ehe sold two kegs Of powder and ono small
bag: Of life balls for cash. She had some
rites and revo,ss1s for r 81: sale & ent Eot , I'D Of
.captsiu :was going to bring ~, hut I gave
hn hint tat man ;Sa steamer was On
look o~,o 70 aog tbe eosst u so ~
cleared out. or it is very likely be would have
sold more powder, and to toll you tho trath,
I did not want bin TO do t6at-not but that
tho natives here have. plenty Of powder
amongst them. hut II j. as well not 70 let
them increase their stock II yon eau help it.
There arc one or two more vessels, American
whalers, going to call on the East Coast to
, 1864-05-08
FROM NEWNEEN.

fCorr. N. Y. Herald

v"~\e>A1&s~AAs ="
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&C - - go. ~ .o,.
N."a1@S- g. ~. fHoA5, hp.n - 10
1t viii be matter Of surprise 70 ~ inter
eetcd IN o1f cause 20 heaf tuat washington,
60 Eallant!y defended by Ten. Foster, one
This is the case, however The order went
up from here last Tuesday, reaching there in
the afternoon 10 tot Vaf1oas points about
70 be evacuated, nc ask especial attention.
Inc movement cannot oe properly nnder-
stood without It. Alter 'he dispatch. boat
reached washington on invsday, Brig. den;
Harland was 10 give rs AZ TINS place signal
~ eaee there was ne rebel lore: In the vlclui-
ity OF Washington, to make tic eFacuation
impraet3capte. Aceolatney, a. ~ O'clock Of
that n'ght. three guns lthe s'grall were fired,
and distinctly heard here Immediately some
transports were sent NJ, md ~ available
ones the day following we're stsrtec to bring
away people, stores and property OF various
kinds;
On Wednesday small force of, the enemy
made Its appearance, probably reconuols-
sance called forth By the firing Of the signal
gun the previous evening" 4 sman scouting
were two or three sllghtly wounded anG one
killed. The enemy bad but two or three COM
panics Of cavalry and regiment OF t1fa antry,
Certainly no artillery, ~ tho fire from our
forts called forth nothing in reply. That
tncy n2A 1o iolCa " CAusE VI ~ csRCuatc Tue
place as Q matter Of security Ia evident, from
the fact that they did NOT appear At ali on the
south side OF the Tar River, our cavalry and
light artillery, b5 marching across the coun-
Try, having arrtved here without any moles-
tation from ne enemy Our present force
outnumbers that under Gen. Foster one year
since last March: and he maintained himself
II days, beeieged By Il, 600 rebels, finally obli
ging them to abandon their undertaking.
Gen. Harland remarked to . gentleman, that
he could hold tbs place against any force the
enemy could send. Why then evacnatcf
Simply because 10 large number OF troops
have been withdrawn from this department
that II was imptacticable to defend all the
positions formerly held By u.
Washington Is q position Of no special
military value. With Roanoke Island, Hat
teras. Ne~bcrn, md Bcsnford we have tbs
keys to the possession of Eastern North Car
ollna, ~ithont material loss VIC could be
abandoned. In view of the great cam paigu
in Virginia, aud the necessity of placing the
results Of 1t beyond par adventure, the
place was not worth the men It would take
TO hold It especially taking the negative side
the force with which the enemy must gar
, 1864-05-08

31H*A@A~A 80 N@1AehA~AA%AA
On Wednesday sennjght at eight o'clock. q
double-bunped Bactrfan camel, in the collec-
lion OF Messra. Sanger, at the circus In Port
land street gxye birth to fine male calf
This is believed to be only tho second IN
stance of the birth Of q camel Of this species
In this country, The first occurred 1t the
Geological Gardens, Regents Park, London
but the dam did not take kindly to her off
spring, which could not be reared In conse-
qnence. In the present case the parent took
little OF no notice OF the calf, except to make
an attempt to bite It: but this arose, proha-
bly,, from her own disposition: A little kind
ness and attention, however, altered her tenn.
per; and then abe took kindly to the young
camel and sucked It, having an abundant
tn1ply OF milk. Soon after the birth the calf
was measured and weighed. It was three
feet eu inches In height, and 1t WEIGHED flfty.
eight pounds. Like the mother 1t ie brown
IN color, except In the humps, which ere
blacl. In the call, however, the humps arc
unfomedi the parts where thel viii crow ara
loose skin, resembling, oilskin, aud in size
beanDg no proportion to tho bulk attained
by the bumps IN the full-groWn camel-4tan.
ebesET EUtsr1er,
, 1864-05-08

cial life in Portland, and, on bis removal to
Boston. took high position arnong our NOR
thc old school, distinguished tor sasa-
VIEWS, His vigorous mind was nlolost nn-
afteted By old sso; he took a youthful IN
tcrcst in,ai that tntereeted- .othass; and he
could converse Oh no subject without giving
extent .of: Information; :'and tounauesa of
iudement--Boston Transcript. M,nd.y Ee-::-
, 1864-05-08

J. II. Bedford aBd Il ii. Cnrtis Of the .Juaior
class playing on the part Of Harvnrd ,1!cse-
The Sophomore class Of Harvard have. chal-:
leDgea ,!e sorhomoEes u Tale to gA47 ri
vard s,pf omcres challenge the Ml.ole college
Of Ya'r. The Harvard Ii = new shell, forty
-cnu FEET lis inches long huilt, By Mckay or
New Yc,E'ts m expense. o. three hundred
;dol1nre.:s Tie Naldce, belonging TO the Jn-
nfor c1ase, Il l'ccn sold to q crew; at TUFTS
- NJ. i--'t- t n
, 1864-05-08
Destructive Fire In Eau Claire, Wis.
:: !, Correspondence Chicago Ttbupe.J u


:; q. 7, Correspondence Chicago Ttsbupe,J ).
80 EAT CLAIRE .Wis.;. May l. 1851
. Il very destructive; fire occurred: here to.
day. The fire first took In. tho printing
'ct'ce, Of; the Eau Claire Fne Pes. This
was a th1ee story frame building, occupied
On the flrst floor&byG. Il. ::Toty, hard wtrc
merchant : On the rsccond floor by g.. E. ::
Porter, Register Of the US. Land Odlce,
and the ofhce Of ths Fter 2: ~; on the third
floor BY tho Masons. A Tery high wind was
bios Ing at tho tfue from the North, aud be.
fore any check could be put to the fire the
front side Of Al entire block was in Hamte.
The who1e loss will probably exceed $6o, COO.
Insured to the amount Of about 218, coo.
The following arc the principal loosers: y
Joseph Bangor, Grocer; c. D. Lyon, Shoe.
maker; E. R -foster, Grocer; e.. T. Toby,
Hardware; Porter u stocktLg, Eau Claire
Fec Rszs; Eau Claire Lodge LIZ, F. d A. H.;
A. Moggrtt, Attorney; n. B.. Bayden, Attor-.
ney; T. .Lomneiney, Merchant; Hall g.
Gemene, Saloon, Also two harness shops,
one tailor shop aud one barber shop., also
the following who owned buildings: An
drew JaciEon, Mrs. Letitlsn H,Jsson, A
,b;:gett, Joseph Bryan, c. H. Howard, and
several others. ;, Insurance Companies rep
1esentrd, AIcti:, Home Etna, Phnnix, Ger
maine, and New Amsterdam.
Ear h1uv
, 1864-05-08

and will continue tho Life and Ftte Insurance Busi
ncesall at their old otdce, corner Of LAke and La
Sale streets.
Chicago, Nay !, 1e6t. my3E511
, 1864-05-08

lFFVA aAE = 44+I4Au6A %IlA&UEIelA11 ApEA ~0-j
An item Of melancholy character has been
ventilated By the press of this and other
cities, In reference to shooting trans tction,
upon the kanawha, in which wroaged hus-
band administered Tetributiye Justice upon
the seducer OF his wife Is erroneous state.
ments respecting this sad event have been
made, We deem It cur duty to state the facts
The principal actors were married couple,
Mr. John Dingess and Nife, and q person
named Nelson, who held the position of
steward 10 the military hospital 1t Charles
ton. Tbs former were masried some years
since In this city, and the wite's parents are
indeed old residents. About year ago the
husband opened q drug store IN Charleston,
and it IL said was reaping profitable husi-
ness, when bf chance they became acquainted
with Nielsen, who 1t seems had acquired IN
unenviable reputation as diaturber of mari
Ia. relations.
Dlngcss, however, had unbounded conf
eencei In his wife, and was entirely uusus-
overheard certain boustfal remarks by Nelson
leading to the impression that he had enjoy
cd au undue familiarity with her. This, and
The character Of the man, together with other
circumstances, alarmed the husband, who In
order to test the matter, announced bis de-
himself IN the vicinity OF his houae, which
he watched tor three successive nights.
Upon the third be saw sufficient to cou7ince
him tint his worst fear Was realized; and
utter eecreting himself In an adjoining cellar
be succeeded In entering his own premises,
armed with q revolver and dark lantern. As
he made his uoisefess way to the sidc of the
bed In which lay the guilty pail, his wife awoke
and as by Instinct attempted to conceal with
the coverltd, her paEarnouf. Dingess then
snapped the pistol twice, but 1t did not OK
plode, when Nelson leaped from the bed aud
grnrrled with him. His strength. however,
was inferior to that Of bis antagonist, md
losing his hold, be tlntched at his pauta-
looms, and from the adjoining room be made
bis way down stairs, followed By the enrzged
husband, who agnin fired twice at him. and
rs it turned out with deadly effect, for al
though the unhappy man succeeded In reach
Ing the street, and crossing to big office
which was upon the other side Of the way,
; he fell corpse upon the Threshold.
The scene between the wronged husband
and the fatthlces wife, as they sat together In
the same room throughout that long night,
can be better imagined than described, but
in the morning, the commanding officer,
Gen. Crook, ordered her to be conducted to
his presence, while Dingess hrst surrendered
; himself to the military, and afterwards was.
By them. handed to The custody Of the cisil
authorities, who utter an Investigation dis-
charged him. The wife With her children
'one four years old, the other ten months
cnme to ulis city, and is now with her par
!! ente, while the husband has commoucsd pro-
ceedings Tor divorce, and TO regain posses'
i Sim If fhe ehf11rpn -
, 1864-05-08

Gtuu freely g1ye you liberty to make uss ot ths
olloT1nx certificate uf the valut Of Constitution
water, which csn fccomuaend in the highest uan-
NT wife, who w1s 4stacked with pain IN the sho1l-
ders whole length Of tho back 41d in heF nmht With
PaffStsdpp OF fe Heart attended with Falling Of the
Womb Dy1nonorrhts, and Irritation OF tho Bladder,
called phystc1eo1 !ho attended her abont thsea
thtu employed ono of the beat phydclans could ind,
xho attended her for abous nfue uonths. ana while
VA incurabla. Eor, said be, ahe h4s such couz
operates against soma other o. ntc1lue About
ills time she commenced the nse q ConsdtutioE
ioss seoed " e..s tae ass1e1 a. ees: I'd .ns kept
sunestotends entirely her domestic ensis. She ha9
nof taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
fnTr Yeets and happy to Fry that It bag PRO.
duced peIraen tns tWe+
, 1864-05-08

TEE FhAA1& SURGEON -
The Richmond E1umtttr Of the 18th thus
diecoarscs about Miss Dr.. Walker, who T.
well" remembered IS = notorirts-loslng ie-
male M. D. In this city:
Miss DR.. Mary E. Walker, the Yankee sur
geoness: ito coin continuation word,) At
ell SIZE WANTS to 70 homo She does not
llkr the tatr-It IL not Wholesome. She does
rot like the otIjccts-they are too rebelllous,
She does not like the uegroes-oh. the dear
hIn ri rrpetnreaf Eho 9nendz 1,ar ranGra.
, 1864-05-08

e Tho death Of Thomas Motley, the
father Of the historian, At the nge Of eighty
two will deprive Boston OF one of Its most
familiar faces, and OF a connecting link be-,
tween the business world Of the present aud
the past generation. He begun his CONNER
, 1864-05-08

recruit, and Of course they will have powdtr
in, and they arc sure to sell it tu the nn:ivts
II they can; hut II / 1gct on board frat / RhAu
Try 10 prryeNt thr1n from % doing. -.
, 1864-05-08
DIABETES

II tiseaaa Of ne Stomach aad Lvor, Rc.nEInrenkh
tho EidneJs, and is without doubt, the most obstinate
consultation, We have space for discussing cAnses,
bat viii stats that tho eect Of the dlsea.o = The cen
ofthe food Into snEsr Which tsimnlstes The adasn
suffer fo this disease Who Ignorant 9f It: thai
H. they psaa saEEe auanausa d9rtnS the day nd stt
during the night No notice Is taken Of It untl tei7
attention II called to the A.xe Of water and
often when 1t u far advanced to be beyond The
tontEnl ot ordinary remedies. Another sfinpton i
nsSed Il iaso1erabe- latent dTinis cors.ntY.
EIthet beng =, r.. ses!saed .s> d.ysess q tae nsus5
vauced ca&es. aad finally loss OF appetite enaoiAuo
Ind tns patient gradually An0 t.o1a axta3tt3on.
, 1864-05-08
FROM ST; LOUIS.

QuantreI1 on tho War FPath--{suerA1la
fn North mfksouff--Savcd from the
DrafE by NeNrocs- -RosecERnH oA the
Striker rA-Frauk Blair Etc, Etc.
, 1864-05-08
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DANVHLN. FL, JunA :. t8a-
DE-. WE. e. aK4aa-Dear sir: In February, ls>l. !
Ipesaod more than t.o Ea1looa of ~stel In twenty
Twelve umt4 dnrtu& Tho night md In ave months
lost about n5sy pounds In weight During ths month
Of July. 1851. procured two bottles Of ConttHdo
water and In tWo days after ualnE It experienced
relief, nnd atteF tAEn3 two botAee ~ entirely
Your truly J.FsL D3 WITT
, 1864-05-08
TIE FE3.L PRESS.
An Extraordinary Confession:

The Female Surrcou .-- --1ulprc4afilss
Horses Tho EeInafo C1nha--TIie
- New Currcncy-.Rtch Rrfco = +
OF Elouf~~The keEcf :.
I EHvAIrF.
, 1864-05-08

sniR IL y to g received weighing ess than hoad
Aftd iaepec,on win b racs At each de,,e1,y
srs1 & perss @ asas 1 be 6oEe1nmea: @,y dlsect.
p
Fsst tss stsle ~ % be directed to tho Under
;Esea psr:oa: "a i sa.e ot a1m s.esy raemhez
q =: az Il liz
q Se sse; 4 Z n
rss.tat r. 5ssps9a e 81 Sd saa p elsos.sa
f+ishtsi pe1forTma1ses m q ~ eoetsast
ntte. A- '''->S - - N'''s9>'
..,.-.nx r xoaa a. tn1s g nlD s scs.,,,.n
e. h atsd e
aff or :. securities to N, eoa.s.e. sas a,a-of
~ OF --- Comfy State ef p uopr,xu
m,aesso1s< Capt CT. U.s.A.
RUa RscE e;HnmH sToRFs. roN ooo9iei-
o''1sf e sS ss i: s.e..ss q sss1
c.I.a b1 r. rR0 e. ~ b W.
ns:asz: Msy III. isss. ier sappG'es i6t iolioxs
soss, so,s sFe' Stores be delivered Ii cncsso I'LL
q9s,!,y ce,s.s e!9z n.as
~, ~. thoreosaiy eeopefsd asd Il xood order
s's
ssSs ss E :ss
sssnpes ot artices in nsat boxes OF card-bc.sd
sss e ns 70 sstrs "''A TIC .ad 70
recs n q esea M ~ nc n ~ 1nss Do
@ s,ssass sffes
$: nis .ssss:: I: - 2::Rs;s e
iss q
The arlisrs nsme: plses 9! oqssnets dste ot pu1-
M u ns on avery
SsI!iasass r a:psstioa s!il = seqn,1ed fer tha
sss:s :ss:a ss.as5,sss paS1is
slst: before
r. Be- eseIed se ef fa,sss e ~ hs
c1!s;sS Tx . B. 10. Ssa;9at Il se:a
njthed 81 he Uni.ed SARA - ' = '~' ~ 49,
bs bSs Tie right reject any o
R:R6 % for E ofsapfd @
pnea''0n II ny once. Lieut. tot. q .aS asa l. 8.
sgst'.ss zs'tnnz p's.'a ~: n5EaS7*
CUBSTSTENf!E OFFICE IT. s.
y Array, .n., xe:se segzg m s7.1z:, !,
Sealed prop...l. Iii s II 1rs:essa at
~ nsrs Tn IL = T. aued Ge 1 a: III i
Ds,,FRtPt 1119 Rn14Is. .1th n MAN ~ nxrv c.r
TIE tae hSe 3 ss s2ats ssa ss;
& EsltaM Nd i ieis e oS, SP. taoossnd eseS
ds1s amer .1ttva At he e1nrnsn az tne enntrscsnr
III, = Ut .sessse ssoes lisa, thi1sssn sandsed
tsnd po5nss xTos .eiRft, Bnia stsSs o3soN CO..
1 en hs
weight ef each Steer aeeeptsd 1ader thi* ennssast
PRESIDED tte animal d2rs not Stand n tae pen. swp
AEa one nan n9nit netoie oEatG res8ae1. ~ Il nok
% @ a.seF @ a. sesso,
At ;hs once ether ID pcrson. 5y = MI! o. selesr.ee
1ny one animat paratc II. spoearance tudlca:a
mss Ts'Snt tnaS she miTa@na1 mentioned Aoove teo
in}uuEWe5t.
FAth It'd - secure eo%sadeEAtlnn Eu*s contain a.
guarantee Of s*o Responsible pessons "a fol-
h.seEy sa.isatss III i eer .ss1 ~ e ta!ai :
ana ;h .hego III III !. on sSs b.
tfscf accoranre tereWith aud ve arp prepared TO
brcoue bs securities griux good and sufficient bouta
fof ~ fnn}Ttat -
The re.penstbli!y ct TIC saar1nora mnst be sho ~
h the actsl certncaia Of tne clerk ef ne earrst
DstTet tonfs; Or q tas pn!tsa sfases district Attor-
Bidder. aust b present to respond ts shes bids aud
1e4ytug he once: -. ....,.,.
lIs 1o tsem w sEas
NJ o. ~ E,Is T. s ss sae .aer esnh devs In -e
,"nts a may r o. hand; Hnone on hand TO oe Hade
S.'ss; "a ssS5s:sa e GIL
Il ! hid /. ID shs n.ne ii > 1ru. their na-,e. snd
sssF pGt oee must 's5 WI rot
ESF nsird al ~ Go!sroment II be- hsa ns rs
, 1864-05-08

Coatsinlne nearly 800 ptges and $50 tne P1atss and
HnEfAv1nEt Of the An1toul9 Of the Sexual Of1Aua In
9 atste q Health and ltisease, With Trtause on
Eslf;Abu IL De2lcFab1e Gonseq qaences Hpon ths
shs eny ranoas! a1d :uecessfql ND q sfs sa5s -
Ady1le. TO chs married. and these contemplating
os1r1Age, *ho entertain dnnnts OF t1eir PHYSICAL
IsEsipt Ct q certA. tE st1 a. crrrtncy. bY
Aedrr!stnE Dr. La f!Rn1x- No. II Maiden 1Apo, A.
bxav. n. Z. 1sz2-v1934miu
, 1864-05-08
Hair Dye1 Hair Dyo1!

0G&&&X APy%4 MASEAA AFEV*~
BACHHIoKH celebrated HAIR pYRIt 1H1 11T
No1ln The 1n!y n.EMiFss ~; T5Is nn4 rt1. H9Ll
-enanEes Red. Rnst. ot Grey Hair Instantly. y
E1oSkT 1LACK or hATukAL Bkowg, without 4ntuIanf
lna Be.uufl; iuapsrts fresh vitality. frequently re-.
4orng IL pristine color and recttttf the ehests q
moK. III Others are me1r tmltatona. and should be
Ei3Y 6Heet, EeW York. l1S-K@7ly4
, 1864-05-08

Co11Eax REaATrAs 1HD k1s. qAAks,-Ihe Boz
ton bss saya:~" a College Regstts will take.
pt1ce on Charles River bay On nc uta Juue-
Beacon REGATTA 70 this all the Harvard
boats Wfli enter. The ccneg1 boat Harvard ex-
cepted. 1t The 4th Of July Rsgnttxa al the
Harvard boats. win ente:, incl1dlng TIE Har
yard The class q. '6s; '6s aud 81 viii enter
their class boats The class Of 'SS g VIII also
tntef The Ihs I'D ee 81 -. R ,f
win take pl.cs It Providence (p1ooaelyl dur:
ing the last week Of July. The Harvard will
eaier. aud, ,thn class boats Of the Sophomore
and Freshmen classcs.. The Junior class may
enter In their class boat .ont + that Is unae.
tie s sophomoiee Hy ea esss Of Yaie aod The Fresh:
men from earh class will row against each
'otber,y. There viii also p1pbtbly be Uniser-
sl,y boats from Union and Brown On the
doy If the race there will be billiard match,
, 1864-05-08
H&fikarf In Japan.


A letter written by a aFrenchman residing at
Jeddo, and dated January 6, contains the fol-
lowing:
The Japanese who yesterday passed through
the principal streeta Of HOMO, sue ar1stocratic
quarter of Jcddo, were surprised 70 see not
one, but fourteen, houses coVEred from top
to bottom with white haugtugs, stgo that
each Of their owners, a noble ar some high
fuuctionarv, had been ordered by the Tycoon
10 Kill himself during the day By ripping open
his bowels. On receiving notice the unhappy
man makes Immediate preparation for death.
He calls his friends and relxttves around him,
and with them he drinks fiee sorxody, eats
sweetmcats ahd jes.s upon the uncertainty
Of human affairs unfii the a1faFA OF the lmpe-
nal Inspector, nent - see theaenteuce exc
cuted. On his entrance the master OF the
house fisca takes leave OF ma friends, and
paascs into another room with the inspector
and two or three rclatfons- Alter hearing
the decree read, the condemned mau drswe
bis eabre. makes oue cut across and another
cloue his abdomen, and lasuy cuts his throat
It often happens that Z man mas only
strength 70 make tho tirst cut In that case
= tsusty aeryant standing be1ind ios the put.
pose, strikes of his head. 70 one mad any
knowledge. Of tho odenses Tor Which these
fourteen Hpexnonsges were condemned to
death; but T heard that they were suspected
| Of bling too sireere' partlasns OF the alliance
with Europeans. Another report was thai
they ha1 been engaged In some myste-iou.
conspiracy. 80. 80
, 1864-05-08

for@eS1y Of 1ames' hcspi:xl. Custom House street,
ns4; ioca,td Rasdopa ssress e. Che.rSo. aIs Ssa H
nos. epeoia1lss 10 the treatment Of 0t.n Caho11o,
AxnQuA1A1s ctkaiFuloUs, and all kinds Of BLOOD
Aap BxH D,h.As1e Axn Daso1oHka or 4 Coz.
TAuIoua vx&N.AL EhAxACTHEf Gtrre theun without
sssostlng 70 Mercury, 1optpx. rrAss11, Arsenic Or
orsk for - hnmors and bleod possoas.
OEoAn1n W9AxK1as, eueh .. 6esnlasl Weaknsae.
sn1ss Sf ms .ys:s, estlf i.dses. s!ons: e1eea. q
eaxoo. depEess!on d'ns and often &imea iuFanity;
ndef ofnef @e:91snie tEa!n g szptons tsated ana
d1ne and expense. Glett, 1ouorrhea, stztctute and
III dis.aees peculiar to the se1es pr1vate nsturc,
1ydtcall3 turet.
Ol6 Dlseases Of ths AOsT HORRIBLE CLASS
TahEe tho blood has besume poisoned. producing
11osthe& On the fACe, small xAter5 blsts11, pA&na IN
ths head and honeA liberated throat. nose. Limbs and
oo1y. sexofula, together w'th eod1os number Of
bE J.Mee Il Recommended BY the press eenos.1ly Of
the Soulh, ITO medical seuit! and profAssora med
isai seleGes etc Taeas aict:d s!'Sna apply ,mu'e-
Remember DT. Janea' 0mte and raflos1 arc At "a
Randolph, between State and Dearborn streets.
0mce open tsum > A. T. untu BP. u. ConsnltAncna
eonnoehttaa. uy3Zt2w
, 1864-05-08

0tsaAdenuAl PhsslctA. t1peuer1y u st. Louiss No.3
ssa oe eonssl.sd = ~ one: l9 sents Clark 1scst
Pot omce. On ~ hron1c Diseases sad diseases Ok
npf2fe 1nd delicate natuEe In hot4 saset, which he
WHERE Ladies' a1d Gcot1eue1 can consult Tho Doctor
sosP II t. sGnasis g & eessa 111 ii q
s2nndensal: Go. .soit.,'cns fres Add,e.s = 2 g: nox
From tho Doctors lnng experience In HospttN aad
p<sAta practice he y 1hls 70 and will guar
9ukea, perfect MI ChroIIe D11easeR their
xaost sere9s md eomplcsteo slases, In Tssy shart
YounE men suffering rfnnn eeifsgn9e 4fo inEted %
call 4 perfect cure ~sFFanted. Femain NEtGoan-
having anY obst1ncuouk 70 H1rrage, ehould eal 4 4
efr11itx anh furces4. Snetd1H34Xta
, 1864-05-08

IlRea1 Est2te security, in sums of tEom
$4,000 TO 100000.
At low rate Of interest aad sn lons sis Apply to
rna3-eesa1W Ut tMcCoEso2tkH heapee omces
, 1864-05-08

THE COPS RTNERSHtP
hetrtofofe existing under the pans Of Mnfr.
PEIKCE & o. is this day dtsanved by mutual con.
cent ". 4, ERTKY II ausro.ixed to settle up the
aIa3sa OF the nFu. H0xT, PIERCE CO.
MONTGOMERY, PE1TlCE 4 co. will continue the
wholesale Wins and Liquor BusineGs euccessora Of
hort, Pierce 4 Co. 1t No. 81 South Water street.
apz8-AaA & 1.tAAN
, 1864-05-08
THE MUTUAL LIFE, ms. CO.,
MONEY 70 LOAN ON GOOD

:. Caah A.sets over 81 o, 900, ,oe0s
Q. CRnNEHlTE, Agent, Il Clark street, CHICAGO