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, 1864-05-03


There several petitions are consolidated into one
petition, being another Illustration Of the motto on
our coin-.E p|ufttus anuzn.
The petition Ia sigued BY one hundred Thousand
humber TO support its prayer. They are from all
parts Of the country and from every condition of
iie. They are from the sea.hoa1d. famed by, the
free airs Of the ocean. and from the Mississippi and
the pra111es Of the West, famed By the free airs
whrch 1ertil,ze that extensive region. They are
from the families Of the educated and unedueated,
calling fn life, representing eyesy, sentiment
thought hope, passion. activity, intelligence which
inspfu e, strengthens, and adozns Our social s}s-
tS MIs y my u5 9ns me
But tho1eh memorable all for !her numbers, these
n Wnes they % anise Tnsy ssk pothins 'ess % thsa
If at the hands 81 Congress. No reason is asaIen-
loaittvc. So lar ee it proceeds from the women OF
The country, 1t is naturally petition, and not m
argument. But need not rc1nind. the Senate
that there ia no reason 80 stung as the reason Of
the heart Do not all great thoughts come from
the heart.
/! Is not for nc, on presenting this petition, to
forbo,ne 10 assign. But may not Improperly add
that, naturally and obviously, they al feel in
their hearts, what. rcaeon and knowledge con-
tliyitible, IL the guilty origin Of the rebellion but
that its Influence eveIywherc ercn outside the TO
bel Statee, hns been hostile to the Union. always
Imrairine loyalty, and sometimes openly menacing
the national government. 1t requires no difficult
logic to conclude that such monster, wherever 1t
shows ite head, f. national enemy. to be pursued
and destroyed as s1ch at least nuisance to the
national cause, 10 be abatcd as .su:h. The petit
tIoners know we'll that Congress is the depository
Of those supreme Iowe1s by which rebellion. alike
tn it's root and in its distant !offshoots, may be
surely crushed, and By which unity and peace may
le permanently secured. They know well thit
the action OF Congress may be with the
co-oDeratfop Of the slaye-masters, or eyen
without the cooperation, uhder the oyerruiug Law
Of military necessity o. the ecommanding pzecept Of
Rebublican form Of ofgosernmnet." AboYc all, they
know well that to save the eenntry from PERIL es-
pccay to save the national life, there Is no power
In The ample arsena1 Of se1f-defense, which Con:
erees may not grasp; for to Congress, rnder II The
man Dictator to zee thai the Republic receives nc
detriment. Therefore TO Congsesa1shese petition
ers noV urpcal Task the reference Of the petition
to the Select Committee on Slavery and Freed
men.
Gfuurr nfODOSF0.
, 1864-05-03
Vallandtghnm in Detroit.
The Detroit Tribune Of Saturday Last, has
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The Detroit Tribune Of Saturday Last, has
the following item of news:
We are assured, upon Trustworthy author1.
fty, that, at the Invitation Of certain leading
Copperheads Of Detroit, V.4andighaa. uas IL
M,s city one night last toest, and addressed se.
erel melting et Cvrptfhtads-probabl a club Of
knights Of the Golden Circle. Our informa
tiou comes from u loyal Democrat, who was
invited to be present, but who would scorn
to be found in such company: We are not
able at present to mention tue names of
those Copperheads who were present ut this
meeting, or Whist Mr. Vallanligham said, or
by what c1andestine means he was conveyed
between Windsor aud Detroit, but Of the
main fact, that under the cover Of night, at
the invitation Of leading Copperheads Of De-
troit, he came here and made i speech, We
have no doubt. It Is not generally known
what intimdte relations exist between prom
inent Detroit Coppcrhead politicians and the
trsitor exile. His mail comes to our post
office directed to ono Of them, and there is
scarcely a night in the week that more or
less OF them are not closeted with him,
We haye said that we are not informed Of
the nature Of Vallapdigham's speech at the
secret meeting In Detroit this week; but the
probable nature Of that speech is very easy
10 conjecture OF late, all our information
agrees that Yal1andighhm has become very
bitter and reckless. Once pretending to bs
non+fek1uent fnu Peacc man, Ht8 Uniform
advice fs now known to be in favor Of forcib G
opposition by Copperheads to the Admins
tfation. His letter advocating reprisals, re-
Gently published, is q tolerable Indication Of
the desperation tha has possessed him. We
haytEhsard that Of late, men whose names
are IN this community synonym for hostili-
ty to the Government. hare been shocked at
,tte reck}css incendiarism Of his counsel It
is common thing In tue circle OF the fugf-
tive rebels, skedaddlers from the draft, aad
vallanaiEnam aamtrefe EYER me rlver to
feat Of the Federal armies. Our Of the full
ness Kof the heat the mouth speak,
eth, and knowing Va1landigham's temper
and ordinary discourse, 1t is not dificutt to
conjecture the substance Of his add ress to
the Detroit Copperheads.
, 1864-05-03
A Quarter OF d Million OF EmI~rants,

The truth with regard to emigration, this
year. tas not been o7erstated. The proba-
bili;y row ID that the highest estimates thst
hare been made a1e much too low. Reports
received at Castle Garden, from all paris uf
Eurore, indic,te 25U, ,0c0 as not far from the
number tAat may be looked for Ut this mort.
tlis year. If this be true, 1854 will be the
second most remarkable year for emigration
in The annals of ons history. Not onlr vii.
lacte. but whole counties IN Irelsnd and Enr-
land, will he emptied Of their able-bodicd H.
dustrial populations. Within the last two
months The excitement on the subject has
been intensified BY the arrival of scores OF
agents in Ireland and England from this
country, sent ont to engage factory hands.
farmers, mechanics, and laborers of every de.
ecription at at'prices which must be frrcslstib,y
TEMPTING to the pooFly-requited peasants ani
drutscs Of the old country. The disscmin,- l.
ton 6f pamphlets and circulars, and tho pnb-
licatlon OF articles from American news
papers by Irish Journals friendly to this
country. hare also sEelled the tide. Such IL
The unprecedented demand for passages to
this country for the next two months. that
We understand that the packet lines here are
selling no tickets for the htthcr voyage to be
used before the 1Et Of July next It Is pleas.
ant to be able to state tll.t the class OF emf.
grants who are coming out are very superior.
the majority Of them bling small farmers OF
mechanics, who bring property With them.
and are industrious, frugal, sober people,
a. 7. Journal Of Commerce, ApTI g.
, 1864-05-03

DAITHL1. Pa, Juns z Htx.
DE-. wx, 4. Gy1aa-Dear Cir: In FebfpA1y 1871.
wa s.tcted Win suear ttabetes and for Rvs monfha
1passed mora thsn two gs!lons ef water n twenty
twelve times during she night, and In 1ye months
lost shout tft{ pounds u weight During The month
Water and In two d1ys after ualnE 1t exper1spced
relIef, and atex taking two bottles Was entifatT
cu.cI-socn after regnlrl1x ny usual good health
Y0UE1 truly, 1.V.L. Oh WITT.
, 1864-05-03

CHICAGO g. BUFFALO,


CHICAGO g. RUFFAL0,
TOUCHING At
RACINE, MILWAUKEE. MlCKNlc, DETROIT
AND CLEFELAND.
Connecting as follovs, VIZ:
With the V1Jto1R Railroads leading to and rom Chi
faa sshff a. pes es 1sa. St. Louis n'
Is 1ssls;Ss 2ss as1s
fs = cieSelssd Msheaiss. Cleveland end Pttsoufs
Ass As!S.f's1s; sz',s &.
ERIE RAILWAY
a. s Aaa s. ss O. % ssa. s
t. For con;rscss md Bits * Ladlns spply 70
HUmGn m ALIEN, AL No. coentles slip. New .Tork.
4: i: WARp, s.o Broadway. Agent zne Railway,
GHSE e sEsss sss' sss ssS Ffsz IL nD
SSsE S$fsK5rg }1s E's5 h'ss9! Ass4 .i,,s.. r.,,.
F. S;%eSS~EiGse eisSslsad.
+ 4SER }SS;$ro S$ESSsS g. $sdsst s! Rs::S!t y
THE + WEsTEHE dANsPoRrArtos COMPANY,
J. &: CRgMMY, General western PASSENGER Agent.
sRoWE. T'sse, - agent; ;;{8r {9o1 r Ssats Z street
~ AGENT
ap7c:1s-lm Foot OF State street. Chicago.
f77HE NORTHERN TRANSPOR-
l. TATION Company Ct Ohio will. the ensuing ses-
Of navigation, run their veil known Limo Of first
clnsa Screw Steamers, tr-weeky between Chicago aud
okdensburRh. landing At Milwaukee 31cktnat. Ue-
txplt. 0svsgo and C1pe Vincent, connecting
AT oGDENsBURGH
With the Nor Railroad for noston and all points
in New Enslhn: vta Vermont Central and Rutland
and Burlington routea.
AT CAPE VINCENT
With the Railroad Line to New York.
u AT oswEG0
With she New oBwexo Limo Of thirty IRE Caual Boats
Eunutr daily betweea New York -nl osWeEo.
ss s
OF one tranfhpn1cn, and for safe transportation Of
freight and passengers 1t is unsivalled.
AGENTS..
59aK H9CE1SS; Sa:s s.a.s s;Tss. Res.oO
fFn RskhRb 4 Pt3sl osdsns1;1Sw ssss Sew York
At, ssiiTT: GsPs Vincent.
PELIoN& 4 Bm;EEp, II Clevesad-
+, T. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE. Milwaukee.
J.H. GREEN. Passe1 ger Agent. ars: door north o.
Wells street bridge.
N. j. Ho I'VE,
ot.ss t. and Docks foot Of EoFst LasaIle street.
htlHA-1e.-AA!
, 1864-05-03

By an arrival to-day from the Asins ol the
t1e snaIic,ous invention which recently sub
Smith in the Department Of Vi5Einia; ss a'p;1 spd
administration. General Snith simply bus
besn ordered to report to General Butler to to
r. assigned By ths litter to snca dp11es as ae
n,cni If The Department Of Virginia and
North Carolina is unreseryedly committed DO 10
Generni Butler, and it is the Generals PIT, p.he
nose 10 take the field in person when ne
rjclt time comes. When he does SO, he wln
asEisn General Smith to the command OF a
corPe, md give corps to General G'hn9sei n r.
il General Buffers military ability and DIS.
cretion. The statement that he had written at len
q letter to the President complaining q ne pe-
roe with nothing to do, was malicious feb-
1iestiop There has 6een no ossaeion % sen.eo tof
Butler feit Ut tue War Office is shared by
General Gront.-M ?. Tribune, april 22th.
, 1864-05-03
l. Valued Autograph
EuIH tAC 11QspKka1
wAsuIsaroN. AprIl q.

WASHINGTON, Apsll ~, 1861.
The Editor Of this piper received on Tues.
dur, IN autograph note from the Speaker Of
the House OF RI representatives., the sentiment
Of which, belongs Of rlght to the 7s spiders a M Of
By all Of them, We print It In the 0azetie. An
article in our columns last week commented
upon The wrong Of permitting t.aitors hsre
to 50 unpnnished, and expressed Me JeeaHg
mh'ch di1tg soldiers might hare, that to per'1it
frsa,cn in Congress trds askiMg men 10 die osxr
a. ain, ard to de in pain!
This paper Was forwarded to Speaker Col
fax, with q ''God bless sp aker Colfax" writ
ten on the margin. The following reply vas
sent to the editor Of: the Gazet&e:
Thanks-sincere thanks, for your heorty
God bless you.' It ontweighs all hostile crit
icIsm. Yours truly,
"scHuI1ER GoLFA1-"
It is the sympathy and appreciation Of sol:
diers that " "out&eighs all hostile criticism; -
The 1uap who thus appreciates the soldiers
hea1t proves himself TO be one Of the true
men That will get save the country.
, 1864-05-03

In the Senate Of the United States, Tuesday, Feb
InnrJ 01h. 1sG3.
M1s~ SuHSEE.Mr. President I offer a petition
which ia now lsilg on the dcsk before me. It is
too lulky far NC 10 lake up. need not add that
it is too buAy for any OF psges Of this body to
carry.
This petition marks etage Of public opinion In
the History OF s!nvely, and also In the suppression
OF fhc rebellion AS 1t is Is Short will read 1t:
To TIE SENATE AND uorsE OF RErEEsESFAz1yEs
OF TILE UNITED STATEs:
The undersigned, women Of the United States
thai your honorable body viii pass at the earliest
practicable day act emAucipatins all persons OF
Afrian descent held to Involuntary service or labor
in the United States.
There is also duplicate Of this petition signed
By ''nen above the age Of eighteen years."
Il viii be perceived that the petition Is iq rolls.
New York with list ofserenteen thousand seven
hundred and six names; Illinois with 1neeu thou
eard three hundred and eighty; and M1ssdchu-
sctts with eleven thousand six hundred and forty
onc- But Will read the abstract with which
, 1864-05-03
SUCCESSFUL BOAT EXPEDI-
TION TO MASON13O.
ROUGH, ". T..

Destruction Of the Rebel Government
salt Workx-Sklrnlf.E with The En-
emy-Sevcnty.1tye Prisoners Brought
of TO the Fleet, DC.
, 1864-05-03

1mrnense euccees has AttendcI Tue use o! 10 TIT.
1ERs sroxAcH Di1IKEe IN the gold tistr,ct. This
duccd Into Australia from HE En!ted states snaut
Two yeArs SEQ Witt tue reputation Of bring the bc-t
preventive Of the bad tu.cfs Of unhealthy air
and unwhoes5uc water ever administered to
:msn. Unqualified q 1e1s pra'se VA. lts truth has
III coast md 4 The ,n'slor From The tte Of ITS
<lc hare been constantly 1acres sslng Tals ve.r in-
Ercdlhls a. may seem ts ,sil average nos o the
Australian Colonlc6,) about w caets per muu.h. The
present demand ls nearly ose thousand per cent.
Ire.tcr thai TINT for The frs 7ths n q 1t
unactmsted e1r1gTant MI .rd 10 be without, II he
Places any yntue an health and desires to escape the
~: vegetable Tonic md Eeni. Regulator Of thr
1em at Il unanrroached by any medicaIed stimuli ant
existence. beN are Of cOGnterfr8 nhd o the COM
1onnds sold y unnrneiclcd liquor dealers from o2t"
buy only Of rectable parsics and o. the REGULAR
-2Eufa. ms Iif2ME sA TC&%ul8
, 1864-05-03
rATTLE! CATTTEl CATTLE!!

tA1 1LHS NA J. LIZ! N1A4 1LE!1
~ Sealed Proposals In duplicate Will be opened
tauF at the Office Or the Conml8sav OF subsetence,
al Penn It, ee:, sft sburG. "a. 1t II M., F0 bEt
CATTLE, to be delivered 10 that city. bidders will
state the qusntity they wish to suppl! the welght
and chAraseF Of the Cattle, also the shortest time In
rhacb they ear be delivered.
Proposals must he accompanied b. proper Eaars
entee for tie faithful peffofuanc Of ths contf
The Gf vcrnment reserves the to MI bids
deem cd objectionable.
II. Cattle vii be subject to rigid inspection be-
fore being reee4Ted.
Payne + to be nadc In snch funds % are on hand
at The ttmh: epefnUfth the amount due the DE-
livery to be retained until nna comp elton or te
conHact. q. L. CAAtEfONa
Eadtafu and C. 8, VS..
, 1864-05-03

SfoFpst,y Of James' nesp,al. Custom gouse str..t,
ne!tl{ located :, Is Randolph street Ghisseo, iii.
'p1ois Epecaalss u ths treatment o! OLD CHnoNIc,
r1,dn. 1nD 6n1H 11ss4s1s r. A1D DsoKn1as o. Cor:
Is:orsaG - Mercury, 1opu'k. rorAss11, Arscnic or
EthH lot III hpmoEH and blood polsaub.
onaAk1c W9A1Kxax, ,soeh .: sen.nAa Weakness,
Aottnfnal and Dlurpal Eu teslans tsuaght Oh By
11nsf ntsts,S q @s tysts ssry Of
haion depresston dimnt s. and ;:ftcn tles auF,
Other dcp!orablc train Of symptoms. tr-atcd and
3Adcaly cured BY lfA1fth!e n.eihod. much
Nmc ana e1pense. Gcet, tsonosrhea. structure, and
radically cured.
+%hert TIT blood has heeome polsoued. prod doclnE
notche4 on the face. small wa,erJ bsters, pains tn
he hend and bones, liberated thros1, limbs and
oo9y. scEofala, toEstber With An endless number OF
-. Iames II recommended hy lhe pFess generally Of
The South, the medical aeult ant professors med
1cAl colleges, etc Tntac a{Cs ID should apply 1mne
dia1ely. and be curcd of ttese terrible dfea-ea.
-Reuenber Dr, james once and Farlors arc 1t et
Randolph. between State and Dearborn etseeta.
Umce open ron 4. u. until ef- n Cousn1tahorG
&onndc1ttAl. mySc42N
, 1864-05-03
3pectaI ''Eoi1rfS,


1&sNA'W y NHENVKtM 80 &I1t..
1nh Il the most delightful and extraordinary ert1-
evE oaheovored. 1t chxnges the sun burnt tacs
Eod nands to peatly sAtiu texture Of rasi4h!us
seants. amrarttnE the marble purify Of youth, and
asaa9ae appearance 10 inviting In the city bee
hsh1oo- It removes tan. ffccklex plmples and
FouRhness from the skin, leaving the complcx,ou
fesh transparent and smooth. It contains no mate
StA fnurtoua to the skin. Pa,routxed BIZ Actresses
and Opera eingers. 1t u what ever lady should
have. Sold everywhere
Prepared By II. E. HAGAE. Tros. NJ,
Aodfess au orders to
feakv4.b6m fkTu W." ~" "''~~
, 1864-05-03

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received At the Epkineera oce Of tho Gnisaso
day. May 3D. 1854 for the 4radi1g. masonry 6tde1n4
mica =,
4 mar. .nc profile Of the line can be seen ut tEe
Office Ia Alton
Payments will be n ads monthly In cssh, les r.
Ecryr per until tae :ompaetlon Of t1e Eork.
and bids received for one Or mora sections to Dc con-
pleted by or betoxe August lsr, 1884,
The COMPANY 1r*ervc tho hight Of declining any OF
I'll htcs.
. Proposals to be addressed to
T. 3. BLACKSTONE, President
April 2lst, 1851. ap.1diplu
, 1864-05-03
Ut}ica4e Tr1l)11ue.


1TftH3sH3 s4E10 NNF15Esd1.
iennysop. after visiting G2.lbaldl, addressed
him IN the following sonnet:
11Te th'1Eer ald true worker. hand IN hcnd,
unHse. Int set how like each b.a.s hls paft:
Hcto aud poet with the same great hea.t.
IN one the life-blood Of The Southern land
fnlses with sudden throb, as best the w1ves
Where the blue tea bis rocky isaet la1es;
The other, master of the mighty rhyme,
Las pierced the dufky mantle Of past tfme,
and seen the shadows OF the noble dead
The kntehtly throrg vi b Arthur 1T their head
Writing their ldylis ID deathle.s song:
peemt1g pesch2nce. Euch life dim Ideal
1ts gentle strength, it, fearless scorn or wrong
On Garibald gazed, and founo 1t real.
, 1864-05-03

tihs mad mere than tntrty yaars experlence In ths
!ng valuable information and AsrlpAvITs. exposing
Tor l5 cents in pottaTe ttempt Poss nscr Ho4 =
Eouih Clark Btrett, my u ~ -
, 1864-05-03

onea ~ nanfy g aIs y 'e n'e' o.
...",. -. ~'"''' S'4'' ~; n F HerF1Ss = 8
OFFICE OF PURCHASING
4 aRts2a !,
NJ % Thhrsds, lie 81 dsy q h.y: ,5as fof draIsb
?g M ,ne M a. a. ~ four thousand
v,e, Tenn and to commence II tWeaty daya nom the
o5e !5eSs.la d.os5) Pei ~sef, anti sha contract 81
II Satte t. b. xe,seea Or ths sss.s:; sna the
6
sn,1sl received wslEhtnsiess thohons thoassod
1isii snspscton viii be made At each delivery. BY
'se hs iii S Ieceea
ee TT s ~ 4 e. M
Essb per:sa @ aad II case Of nr@. eysy member Of
to lie National aovefnment p addition abovs
1 III s SGSs sssa
Payments will be made In certificates Of indebted.
ness.
Ida hereby propose to furnish The sans1stgnce De.
III 1aE s1e g y he
i tNsshville. Tenn. fof til: sum Or - per hundred
otter 2. securities t. ny contract the names Of
ot-oi- county, oA"'c " !; r anpFrsa
=ap=,dss11st Capt: and G: 9: U.s.A.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be RECEIVED st ths etsss Of M ths Mlnsetots ceaaa
s. e. = - S'sss asSs =;
said road from he1dot. to $. Paul: . .,,
~ e tsfs
% sotics . i hrreS! Et7ee fh>t On OF .hout the sam.
date, the work q completing the grading, masonry
e IL ses sa''
saS Si9 @oEty sas ssasoa Of rsspoasele
rarWeots Will be made outh1y, in caah, and btd1
recei9ea n lie VIE ID small Or lsree qnsnses
t sr5s i I ts g s fssssss1 S
sss "a s5 s - css ss ss
S. CHAMBERLAIN, President
.ro-~onT 1Cn
1ROfOoALo rOh. rOhA0E'
wAsn1Se4os 1s fbSAS:fee5s bsFor. Dsesn5sss isl.
,sRALED PROPOSALS. aFs ing,ed by ths s. aadss- ss
esiiSte sasa e. PpHak " T.
Aexsndrts 9nd Ft & nGnFoe * Y: Or either OF taosa
III 3 ;sss!ssa r. dsl[Ts:y Of :ees en,n J.
B.dasfs must s.s.a .. which Of the aeo,s named
I'll sS
" q sssa snss e. 70 bs sae As
. @ s. eo%pistsa: on tIt' 'na1 ~ '..el0' Aia "a.1
IT, 5 oe foed
cha5ge to the Government Thu hay AID Straw to be
s
X offered under the invited
I'll bf subject z sa l inspsstotn p the Govern
Confrarts viii he awsrei from tfrne to tina to the
, 1864-05-03
Ola II ETE 8

Is 1tseass of tae stonsch and Li1er, actng19ouah
the KdueyB and Il, without douor ths most obstn1an
Constitution. Ne have space for iscussiDe eaus1s,
but yin stase that The eject q disease Tho CON
e the foed} iato sugar which stnalasss :he kdnsy1
sueF ffom tbis disease who ignorant Of 1t: tnAs
IT, they pass large quantities during the day, and ara
during The hight No notice Is taken OF It unt1l metz
attenfon Is c1ed to the large dsenarge Of water, nn
often when It t1 20 fAf 8dYnnced to be beyond tho
control of ordinary remedies: Another sympton =
Ishsd, Is intoerabletne patient drinks constantly.
without being satished; also d1yness Of the mouth
crhcktpT Of the lips, aWeet bFeath, In thn 3D.
yanc.d cAees, and finally less Of nppe.:e emacaauR.
md The fs.snt 9tsduall Eck2 from a11Arsdcu.
, 1864-05-03

UNCLAIMED FRE1GHT.-The
1 for]aw,n1 unclaimed RaI,rosd Freight Will he
sod for charTee. IT WM. d. BUFFERS J. CO.'S on
MONDAY, MAY 18th. uniess sooner called for and
IN. kkoTman. water wheel: 3. Loquor, boz;
Y. Corbett. boxes and ., machine stand; Ars; g.
a. SacEett box; u. Dyer, box and keg; G. Vol.
Eer. trnnfs: :: 7. O'Connor. trunk; T. Harding,
boxed tcales r Fentoa' boz; H, ns;nas y. Mood:d d.
trnnl: + 1;reen brl: 81. Carpenter, bfl; II. But
dIrE. hox and chest; A Atdeld, natuess, stoye,
fnhte = board and b. s:ead: II. F. TfQMboId 1
pcs castings. HEbs1rE = v6AAlEh.
d51kSw ~ .. NAfef fIfeeIs
, 1864-05-03

WOOL GROWERS AND CAT
W T1ERAIsERs are Invited to send tor speci,
mems of MAS NEW lADRL for rnarEIn. md prhrr.
Ing sheep ard cattle send to red efsnps to 50 ci-
mems hills Sent hy msll prepaid at "a Is pei 100
C. II. Dana, AlHnulncturer.
Tast ehanuE \. II. my1 e1oq1+
, 1864-05-03
Bair ~ ye. Hair a1ye.s

BAEHELOB'S celebrated HAIk DYK u TEL hksf
wonln The Sn!s 1SEs Ra y M pe23e11
changes Bed. Rusty Of Gres Hair instantly, e .
9Loesf BLACK or NATutAL BnoEx. without !nlaI1ES
;,ud Beautiful iupsrtE tres4 ralty. res.
sd byes. The Genuine IL signed w1IL14x 4. RACE
.ok, e1l Others Mere tm1tatioas, ard ..on1d De
iiisE s3yntt. EfT YORK. tYSg?91,!Y.
, 1864-05-03
4 Physiological View OF Mar

rage
Containing nearly 500 pages and 1sp tne P1ases and
JKuGrarlogss the Anthony Of The Scxu!i 0rx.ns Y
u state Of Heath and l'isrAse, With Trtucse on
$3elfAbuse. ltt Depl"rahe Gonseqnebces apon tne
the only rat1onal and successful mnds Of curt, -
.howI b the report Of cstes treated. tEnthfnl
marriage, who entertain doubts Of thelr physical
condition Sent fee OF postage 70 an5 Addrest. oE
.eeeEt Of Is cents. IN stam poi a cufrencS.
?*dtsessng d. La CIsoI{. Ho.s1 Maiden dAne, A.
'MnY. II. {. fe2-vlasSu7-1
, 1864-05-03
THE PRAYER OF ONE HHUVs
DEED THOUSAND.

Speecll of Hon. Cl,ag. Sumner 'ou The
PrescnIatlon of the First Instull-
1nent Of the Emancipation
Petition Of the tNO-
lnenhs National
EH1HuG.
, 1864-05-03

OFFICE OF ; TIE ! 6 GALENA LENA
CnIcA0o, May2, 1851.
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLpkKs;-,rhs AxTgA1
NrEr1Sn Ct the stockholders Of the Gacna and Chi.
caEo Union Railroad Company, for tue election of
nHKcToRs and transactlon nf other business vail be
held 1t this office. on WEDNESDAY, the ret day Of
.June next at 10 o'clock. a. 81.
1nyf.eltR1w ". NJ. LA1ssaBEE, SeeretAtY.
, 1864-05-03
Capital 10000 shares,$l9o Each.


fHRlAII4Q UO N L3
~ NIGHT SCAEENGER.
VIII attend to the Cleaning Of fau1ts PrlV1es the
on] hi nIl Stable Manure and offensive matter OF a
nrsrs!pticna All work attend ed to With ptomptneta
ana dispatch and 1t hour most sultaole. fost oaca
Hn1 @i{3, ap@2dE91st
, 1864-05-03

Deaf Str: Having seen your Advertisement Of Con
stitut1on Waten. recommended for Indamnnattoa al
fefed for tho past three Jears and tried tho Ak of
number Of physicians With only . temporary rolicf,
bottle OF your agents It Hartford aessrs Lae aao4
GS s9a eeR I'D 1sed hs1 e t.
bottles q It aud am where never sxpected 70 b u
nj gratitude for It: feel thns Il s m and mora than
Tou recommend It to pe: Nay the blessing Of God
Tours, EulJ, LaoaA1p 9. B1a1Luw.
, 1864-05-03

Eeuina1 Weakness. Loss ol Power Impotence, snecdi
: and edecinaly tured by using DIR KASp'S sPEcl.
sskeptlcal Prize s: FER hog. ct. for S. sold hy
AEcntn for ChtcAro ApiI-c51c- -SW T.T4sA
, 1864-05-03

ZEE IT that each bottle you buy has the new steel
engraved Label displaying superb y1gnctte OF SAINT
George and the Dragon. with shield contalning q
cautiouar5 inscription underneath aud at the fo5t
pote OF hand for ONE CEST, signed " Hostetter
Smith," to counterfeit which Is felony.
, 1864-05-03
Office Of ComptrolIer Of the Curreacv.
Cash CapitaL $1,o00,ooo.

This Company With rald up capital ofa HALF
MHL10E DOLLARS, Ii now prepared to tranAact4
Banking, Trust Agency and CommIs-
sion Huktnekh.
, 1864-05-03
SUPPRESSED MEMSTRUATI0N.

Which In the unmarried female Ia constant recu1-
ring disease, and through neglect the Of nn1A
grave and dangerous maadIcs arc the resntt and ~
mouth AFTER month passes without effort betnE
made to assist NATURE the suppression becomes ehru
c the patient gradually loses hex appete, the bowels