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purse proud vanity which boasts that there Is
nothing good enough in Philadelphia, and
carries its poesessor TO another city notorious
for the guile and trickery orits merchants.
Why we can name dozen stores, both on
and on Chcsnut street, from which as rich
and varied stocks can be selected as in any
store on Broadway, and which make up for
their comparatively less bulk Of merchandise
by being constantly repcnished from the
latest importations.
Hereafter we trust that fashionable society,
or that true element Of II which delights in
the elevation and advancement Of our own
city, will irown down the woak-minded brhg-
garts who "spread themselves" with dress
and bonnet or coat and hat from "N' Yawk'
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= NI:w TRICK az TnE DEHOCRATs.
The Age this morning forcshadows an al
tempt Of the Democrats in Select Cornell to
take advantage of the designations Of M3jsr5.
WETERuL, DAVIS, and MILLER from that
body, and to begin at once a raid upon the
Republican minority by Ousting Messrs.
OMEELY and RICHIE upon some ilimsy pre-
text or other. No better evidence is required
of The revolutionary tendency Of the opposi-
ton party to the Government. While profess
ing loud-mouthcd devotion for the rights
Of the people they are plotting to deprive the
taxpayers of two wards of the city Of their
representation in the Select Chamber. We
warn the accidental minority there, that their
Vaccinations are known to the public, who
will resent so dlshonorable trick If It be
resorted TO-
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From ne Nep orleans PicayUuC.
Dr.. Won Moschzsker has now made for himself rcpu-
tation IN New Orleans which win abide, with those who
have been be nchGd by its operations, long memory
lasts and which viii lind wide recognition In the commu-
nifty whenever his shall be mentioned, The organ to
the special treatment Of which he has devoted himself Is
the most precious has and that must, ofitsef make
his profession great interest for the public. The
merely undertaking treat diseases Of the eye and
would not be sufficient, however to gain for posi-
ton OF credit. So far from IT, the iilimitable Importance
OF the organ would make 1t the more dmcut for anything
hut he best established talent experience and
give general conviction oftho ability Of the practitioners
and as this has trurnphantly effected by DT. Won
Moschzlsker he Is entitled o the fullest appreciation as
most accomplished oculist and aurIst
We have not ourselves had opportunity Of witnessing
many Of the operations Of Or. Won Moschzksr but we
have seen the results q OF then, have heard ana
read the testimony Of others, and ied perfectly lus-
ned in ak!ng OF him We have poben aud in attract
ng attention to his alm TO public confidence wherever
ho ma be located.
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What saving OF idle barking and waste Of
newspaper power there would be, If men would
confne their writings to subjects they under
standl Often have we sighed over the waste
Of moral force exhibited in growing diatribes
on the folly, and destructive tendency Of
ia ihion. Now men, whose impudent didactics
thus invade the sole and undisputed realm 0l
W men, ought las women gently rebuke) to
be ashamed Of themselves. Have they not
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NIAd.

ALBERTSON.-On the 18th inst, Dir WILLIAM
ALBkRTSON, In the blst year OF his ago.
Ills rela ives and tnend-, and the James Page Lbra y
Company, are respectfully invited TO attend the tInera
fro his late residence NO 40 Rlchm nd street Mon,
day afternoon, at O'Clock. proceed 10 Hanover street
Vault.
ELLsLER-Klled in front OF Petersburg, on the 10th
inst, whilst advancing the picket Fuarl, Lioltenant
GEORGE W, ELLSLER Company r., Ninety-n -ninth
Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, agcd 70
yea =.
He was a devoted brother truo and brave soldier
and none knew him but love him. Due notice win be
given ofhis iuneraL
MEGONIGAL.-on Thursday September 10th, W. L.
NEGONIGAL, In the 31th year OF his age.
His irieds Invited 10 attend his funeral from hia
late resldence No. 63S n. Xtecnth street on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Services the Church OF the
lntercCssCr, at O'Clock precisely
NANDEGRIFT-On the 18th lust, at O'Clock A. M
MIR. ABRAHAM NANDEGRlFT, in the seth year OF his
ngc.
II relatives and friends Of the family lectfly
invited TO attend his uuca from his resd ,u,e No
ESQ Darien street. above Parrish street. Suaday after
noon 18th int. az O'Clock without firth notice To
proceed 20 Glenwood Cemetery.
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THE EAR: IT'S DISEASES AND THEIR
TREATMENT.
OFFICE, No. lo97 wALNU T stree..
APPARATUS.

A MEDICAL TRIUMPH APPARATUS uJH-
stFict'd by Dr. yON MO5ChZGsRER, Tor the cure 0f
DEAFNESS, THROAT DISEASES. CATARRH. and
ASTHMA, indeed great medical triumph. No idea
can be given print Of It's complications hut is wonder
fully varied powers OF applicability, and It's efficacy per-
fecy eradcstng the above named diseases at speak
the understanding of every who witnesses ts aP-
pllcaron. Its combinations based true medical
science attacking the very ofthe disease and
pllsling when all other means have failed. hhS
been by high medical authority and ,entae
generally the most powerful noAensGye and surest
medical agent for reaching the disease brought before
the world. and a true triumph and advance In medical
science. Dc. Won MOsCRZI SIX ER earnestly desires
the medical principles which constitute It's value. To
persons who suffer from the above he with perfect
assurance that they have the best and surost
means of a cure.
DIR. Won AIosCIIZTsKER, well aware how often tho
crcduly of the public is imposed upon by the display o.
socaed testimonials which either altogether nauu-
faoTed given by res ponsbe individuals feels 1t hLs
duty to state that he publishes certificate OF
cure performed by him. the eenulneness Of which may not
instantly be verified by call at his ONCE or the reliability
Of which IS not guaranteed beyond q shadow Of doubt
FROM the weu-known character of his authority
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O FOR SALE, STORE AND DWELLING,
II No. lG N. Sixth street ten rooms, Lot nearly 100
feet deep to Carway, Price 5000, immediate posses
sion, clear.
FOR SAIE-Eegant side yard Dwelling the east
side Of Ianklm above Poplar street Lot 10 feet deep
Price SllLOO
Neat Dwelling, No. 7l5 Brown street Lot Is BY s. /:
twelve rooms. Price $500.
Splendid new large Dwelling, No. 1895 " Sixth street
ten large rooms. Lot 20 by 10. Price S7jOo,
Excellent wei built large dwelling, No. 1919 Mount
Vernon street. Lot 20 BY 100 feet. Twelve Price
5000. Now empty.
Neat swelling sacrihced No. 1903 Wallace street.
Twelve rooms Lot2O by 30 feet. Price $1,000. Immediate
possession.
Neat side yard dwelling, No. 4OS N. Twelfth street. Lot
% feet 'front.' Price SGOO0
Besides millions Of dollars worth of all descriptions
OfprOpeHy,
Always 100 dwellings hand Of which immediate pos
session can be had or very soon No person should f
10 call on me first,
cut this out for nutc refsrenee Also call for catalogue
GEORGE O. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate Operator,
No. ia N. SIXTH Street
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BURNS-MCwILLIAM On the 18th inst by tho
Rev. Dr. BlLCkWOOd. MIR. FRANCIS BURNS 20 Miss
ANNIE MCW ILLlAMS Both o, this city.
HALDEMAN N-BRlN rON.-On fifth-day 18th inst
the house OF the bride father, by Friends ceremony
Major j. l.. HALDEMAN, of Media DeIHwnre cOLnty,
to JOSEPHlNES BRIEToN, Of East Bradford, Chejle
county. No cards
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q FIRST. CLASS BROWN STONE
k9 Dwelling On west Logan Square; hrecn rooms.
trcC $500.
Elegant four story DwouirpSn Vine street west OF Sev
enCcbih marble ~ the hr5t stor, Price SlO,sQ,
Very ell RtLt t0ur-Btnfy brown Stone front Dwcng on
Nfe street, east Oi Btphtcenth. Price $1,000
ktat tire e-uuatCr dwelling, No 1910 Summer street
lot And building 2S '6t IRON III feet 10 Spring street
lriCc SllttO 1brce-stOty all through.
Neat large Dwelling, No llh Race street, ditCen
lot ~ hy 10. ITcc $500.
Fust-rbte Dwelling, our-story Arch street. Of
twenty f'tt; fifteen rooms Price $500
B Three speHddy butt tour DwClings on iIlber
street, east Of NinetceLh Price so On each.
Magnificent fOur-st tory stone front Dwelling
Spruce street west Of Sov vouteenth. Price 500 o.
Neat Dwelling tho north side 'hsnut street, east Of
sixteenth lot 2Oby l2b feet deep. Price 1000
Splendid double front Dwelling West Chesnut street
eighteen rooms Price SiO.Ooe.
Neat side ard dwelling Spruce street. west OF Tenth
lot - by 81 feet deep. Price $500.
Magnificent four stOry brown ttOHc front Dwelling
north sce summer street west Of Sixteenth lot % ~ l5
feet 20 Winter street. Prize $1,000.
FOX SALE Three uf thuS very elegant ana desirable
stC yard Dwellings Mount Vernon stree, est OF
vcHtleth; lots - 10y ia feet deep rrce $3.50 each.
Immediate possess on
FOR SALE I've neat well built dwellings on llace
EScct sr Twentieth lots 90 by ~ feet TO street
Price sGfoO. Possession soon.
Besides number It others. located In West Phh 4
dclpns, To.H street. German own, GlesDut II u, &C.
GEORGE G. MILLER,
Practo Real u ATE Agent and Brok'r,
No. Ii n SIXTH Street.
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- 70 BUSH HILL REAL ESTATE
~ Ov ucrs Wanted 10 tnOw rt leo Dwellings. from
fHuto s3pJ, IN the above locality, that will be sold At
Tar pr.ces 80 a. 20 ip11rU speedy sale.
GIORgE &. MILLER
Real Estate ir her,
No i5t \ ~ I'll street.
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DRESIDENT LINCOLN-HIS PORTRAIT,
i PLrenocRy, arc Bio .raphy. Also Hon. sc Fesseu-
den and 'he three new Bishops Thompson, CLARK, and
King sey. PLY suSnumy, with portraits Of the Ito
Lion, Gorilla WUlt. sheep Eale, kc Aic1Hel Angelo
Our eeth and Jaws VIII Of Oharacter StsmmeT-
ing, its Cauge aud Cure; In Prison A Jewish Wedi n
The African Comra ed with other Races; The Gulf
Stream; New TneCry; Language; Dreams; Plants
wiuo 4 Feeds Railroad Mem To Correspondents; Tho
story Of Adam aud ENe Eternal Punisnment Unbelief
soul and Spirit, What Is the Difercnce1 Immortality
MarrS Ing Cousins, NC In October number OF "Phreno-
gca journal ant LIE Illustrated" News mon have IL.
Sent by first JO.t for 20 cents, by Messrs. FOWLER
WELLS, No, $50 ROADWAY, New YOrk, or J. Ia CA
PEN, No. IS 3. TENTH Street Philadelphia. U-H
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GS FOR SALE OR EXCUANGE.-MAG
Il hcent Country Seat aud Farm Cf - acres, crJpa
uteusis etc in the very hest potion OF Bucks county,
fpui and a rail- miles nom Bristol. Price, SlgrC0
spcror first class fatm of Go cNeslcn improve
mruts etc only ten mules from this ty Peuns yiyania
Cent 81 Railroad Price S2r.U00.
Neat unuy and X acres, only four and a half
mies tCm Nnrkct street brlnps tho uavar r,ad
Price, 800 per ggre, MILLER
No. III N. SINTn street.
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a FOR SALE.-A NEAT, LARGE MAN
E! sion at Duy's lane sta Germ antOwn: cont aims
Give fvo first or; stable coach house
CANT gsdrn etc Lot li2 feet 'front.' by 3ls deep to
strcet, Price SlOIOt MILLER,
No. lJi n. SIXTH Street.
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6aN FOR SALE, SPLENDID FIRST IN
III class Farm DOwningtoWn; 2O9 acres; first
class improvements The whole place 10 10 be
appreciated. Price S22 800
Nagnhcent Country Seat and Farm Of "A acres half
mile from the station at Trenton, the Pennsylvania
aide. An examination Is necessary in order able 10
appreciate. Furniture and farming utensils crops &c
Price $1,000. MILLER,
No. lJ n. SIXTH Street
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

DIR. Jayue's Ia ENpectorHut,- AL who have
used uls standard Medicine COZ
ASTHMA. CoS,UMrUoE.
BRONCHITIS. PLEURIsr.
wuooPISG coUGH, GROUP,
COUGHS AND COLDS, uoARsENESs,
or any Pulmonary Complaint, attest It's usefulness, In
proof OF this would state that for thirty years
past tho Expectorsnt has been before he public and that
each succeeding year added to It's popularity and
tcnccd the oemand until known and appreciated
In all quarters Of the world ,d admitted to be the Great
Remedy Of the Ago tor that class Of diseases for wcn
is especially designed.
RECENT COUGH, AND COLDS, Plucrlhc Pains, &c.
are quickly aud cHcctualy cured By It's iaphoetc sooh
ing, and eApeotorant power.
ASTHMA It always cures. II oyercomeS the s2A,modic
contraction Of the vessels, and by producing free
pcctOa alton al once removes all difficulties Of breathing
BRONCHITIS readily ylods to tho ExpectoranL. II sub
dues the Inflammation which extends through tho wind
tubes produces free cKpecoraon and suppoSsos at once
the cough and pau.
CONSUMPTION Forths iusldous and fatal discasonO
remedy earth has been found oGectus It sub
dues the Inflammation, relieves the cough and pain,
the difficulty Of breathing and produces easy
eKpectoraton whereby all Irritating aud obsructng mat
ters are rcmoyedfrom the lungs.
wHooPING COUGH is promptly relieved by this Expec-
orant shoens the duration Of the disease onohalf and
greatly mitigate, the suncrlngs Of tho patient.
In all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, In GROUP. PLEU-
RIsY, &C. will be found to be prompt SAFE, pleasant,
and reliable.
Pref ared only at No. $40 Chcsnut street.
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Pure Old Port.
FuU MrpfDINIL PuRroEEs,
aiways onlHud.
DAVIS b RICrAHpS,
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Trouble in the Political wigwam.--
Anlirs in the Democratic Camp threaten an internal
storm. 70 much tor not having clear understanding
the parties cunGcrnedNO such difficulty pos 81
bly, In the Coal business OF w. ". Alter, Esq No.
9b7 n Ninth street lie misses to sell the best Coal and
thr most Of IT, at the lowest prces and every BODY knows
that Le Is doing
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S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST
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GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
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WI pay $50 Ward Bounty for three days only to few
recruits Choice given 20 eni't In any company
regiment Apply this day % ISAAC NJ KkUPP, at Pro-
yost Marshlls Onlcc, corner BROAD and SPRlNGG AR
DLN Streets, e-HN
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NOTICE.

To Dem mis- Lynch:
sir:-You are hereby notified that there 4, nov nm
e IN the Office of the Clerk Of District Cont Of Lee
county Iowa. at ~ Asdison petition of Nancy Lynch
on the ground cS wiilfdi de.ertion.
Unless yoa appear thereto and dsfsnd before noon Of
the second day OF the December TERM 1884, Of said Dis
rct Court decree viii rendered against You thereon
sy default RANKIN McCRARY,
Revenue stamp 30 cts Attorneys for PlaintiG.
aug3o-d4w
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Soice 10 hereby given to the cf the Lots and
Lands dss crbed Ia She foregoing list situated IL The
City Of A.cxas Co unity and state Of IeS vhs..
meotenfd above and all 9th interest ed
SAID Lots and lands hare been assosseA and taxes
sviea thereon for sse is5 desigaated To the
above list " the ~ Council OF said CIV ma mia.
mea bs nAsie az the taxes Levied also ali
costs beisre Toe l4sh day Of October next, A. D. 1884,
Voc said Lots and itnds, or much may lie
to dsehare ssii taxes and costs will b, sold
on NE day Aforesaid, st the Mayors ofHce 10 said
eHy between the hours of o'clock A and o'clock
p. and the sale will be continued from DIV 1, asy
un I'll the sale be conpisted
A. q. RICHARDSON,
Sept- y 1851 cw Collector ity Keokut.
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Yrof6sBioualsIs .
FR. J. r. SANFORD.

,n Ms, e retired from q. aEHRaAI pr.et.
Ssssaics - nsss el* laxzs add incrsasin 80;
sn'racsd ~ he lOviss enunsnssou q q
~ Al Al Safsicsr cases and anrrieai oo.r,..,..
-. D.asaaea Of the Eye and Esr
"a -. Dfseasss 81 ne Lsnlss ana .Tbro.t 4, seas
Sfa. Consaltatiors 9Th Physicisns 4. IN
IL hcme q abroad - "a cases. q
IN y ora:s e promote The ssstsr tseAsnsn. or
estsLiisbsd =. . ss Eya snd xar, d. sasfurd -
bert osss,. 1890 ~ and whsrs III de Il.
snoas ~ ~. q fsa.ent used In .m.s inSss.
Hnving enjoyed for twenty yssrs !: H..
ssr. 49, ~ me a1EERaI practice OF ineScins ~
Inc eonn,r, e'ssns Of the this city ana Ia srronna
tsss.e VI . nov respectfully inyite, shs ,'.h,s
. hs special arrangemenis Tor IN a.
tafs cases and diseases Of the Rye and Rsr q
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- Ron Roots, Parks and Leaves
lc.se.- al ~ AEMtDY, tbe great Indian Di,r,,x
nerc. ~ tne urinary gnns such = Iar,,, ~
mafcr "a ~ - ims asiatisn Of the Bladder ina.
Grn,.l n ., stone IN the bladder Structure
h tho. sheet, end especially yyco,r,,e.,N
~ .noee eases Of fiuor Atus Tor htes in
~ qp.uInaascons medicines have fstlel "As'e
dose only being from one 10 fvo forn tie
per day. - - - Wv ssshfsehs4ui three times
an. n1ssfis ana aefstive In its actions purf,,r.
original purity aad ycm. ,,r. y Low IN All VI lis
IN rnSssf = y - 80 Malch have induced disease
sss.r ~ ~ ~ Is intended an ally ~ -.
4 henledy, and sionld De rse IN
nwyhes E, oAt nassesae 10 all cs&es Of GIrst ec
soothing and demulcs ! yxs,. ~, are healing,
pain, fnsteah OF tha burnfnr ~ s. Feat ant
that b xpsenced with pesriy IN az path
jections. ~ '"e epeap qratk In
c, "a, sy tes Ne. q the CHEROKEE RrarpY ana
urseaIl Improper dis. r~sT as ~ a. sssne
ensd organ ere sre.dI, ,.,ss 20 shd The weak
strength. a 70 iaii nsor and
bot.s. g. cae'ofee Reusdy, q per bos,ie or tAr,.
bosls. far injees'on 81 PEI bcle, or three
sent " Express 10 asy address Ca re.,a,,,, ,,.ss
Arr, g-s,aya II ~ @sS get our pamphlets from sny
II W. country write w end Ne Wi, nat
.sF - A1y address, full treatise ~ ~ hlAh !
Al snch cfiers must he sent 10 r . f...,v f,.
0ur aefersI Aeentfor the West lineage
= s. 80 "a .ficAgn, ~ FULLER. PINCH vT-tJru
II Iuexsts IND by all Drug fists everyvhe,e
CYOA Chicago. g en.rai crnf a. ~. So.
u Illinois, tdsa, Wisconsin Michigan a. rptssn.
1 iE ". T. MFRwiN Co
SeIk PEopgIsYcRs
No. 30 Liberty street New Yart
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DR. ADoLPH WElsMANN.

.,s,. the Practice Of Medicine In Keot,k .na :.
1890 sna Dog The patronage Of The pubic anu "
o.. .fhsf O johnson and i1.l streets.
49,, ~ II :, DIT Hsiss.s Drug store on Main .,...
Ec5tf-dCn -PN' AsSenord To-
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NOTICE.

TO Patrick Gibbons Executor Of the Of Geo Eos
yer, decea.ed Bower, PeSram fsynter 4 Davis
Miller, Mayhem Co.. Abbott, Johns I Co. Uuxb
Cock, Mcrrick, Alexander Wrsy Co, Geo An
dcrson, Hannah ziidef and Vim Lohner Executors of
tne estate OF Louis Zindel, deceased. Z c Pyle;
on are hereby notified that there b nov On file in the
ohce oil the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa q keokas, Ietitfon Of james Jshsscn claim
ing ssnst all OF yod decree quetiug him the title
70 80 ef 81 the reat enis OF les aud block S. in
the city Of Keokuk Lee county, Iowa ana erwin, ,..
an the interest claim, and equity Of redemption each
Of you in and to the sad PREMISES nav be emf on nd f
ever Jared and forecoeed
Unless yon appear thereto and defend before nom of
the second dag OF the February term lsC5 of said Dis
ircft art decree will be rendered against Won thereon
by default RANKIN 4 McrRARy
h~vcnne stamp 5o Gus Attorneys for Plaintiff.
aug31-iiw
, 1864-05-04

Anount due printer for publishing Tsansse. 80 \,
Se tl5et ,es 81; s. D.1it, reported thss H.
had chosen the usual ind least expensive mode Of
publishing the transactions Of TIE Society Elz: TO
have tie matter eet for the Medical E.cdmintF,
Of PAPER and p7csswcTk. In thia manner 800 cople.
O, the TRANSACTIONS were published at q cost OF
Gso. Copies had been mailed 70 all the mem
hers Hho had paid tie assessment Tor the yeSf-
;cayine about a0U copies now On hand.
The following Committee was appointed to Lom-
inate officers tor The ensuing 5esr:
Il e stess; 1s &. + S. Whiinan, l. r. HaTrte, .. ".
ga The annual assessment upon the members wss
III Ths + seicty then adjourned to o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Society was called to crder by Dr. Lucey,
Vie Precedent. ,...,.- .o..xs ,,,o
foiowins Nv names ior osacers for the ensuing year,
which report was accepted:
OFFICERS.
Pyesf1ent-A. u. Lucey, OF Bloomington.
Fiat Hee Rrssideat-J. Il. Steele, OF GFana
stosnd I;t i7es F1sitdent-Dr. Bevnu, Of Chicago.
1EsustTtr-J. q. Holiister.
! COMMITTEES.
| Irocfiea' atdieine-nrs. ]. A. A1lin, Chairman
e.at Gosao1rhs naG RGsTiitt; Gssin; u. Noble Mclean
chsi.sn +; f4Snf W Hesshsl Rss . ntsb
Bsss;ai BBss; aee'' Clark hos&''Fd' s. F. T'0*'Fidse
sE!geET7prt. 4. 7. Macarthur, Joliet, Chair.
sn; ~. L. y xenne. AntoFA' l. 7. He~1ns, oaf:
The tcm1nittse also reported IN tAvor Of ha!aips
the next ennuaa sneettac At Bloomington.
i elected
7 iutendcut Of the Stale Lunntic Asylum 4, Jacs
scpSa'e. IIcgsdc1ss u the Society, rrg1ceine Iii
uraso,datle absence frcm the uectlng, and E;ris
, 1864-05-04
Dr1R RRICQNlONDP DPRISONERS
pit1ablo Exhibit OF Rebel Hnrbarity.

BALTIMORE, May Tho 4insrtcan's special An
napois letter says the dae Of truce steamer New
York arrived at the naval anchoEng wharf yester.
day Uornine, from City Point, with 81 paroled Of
dcers and sct men. Such was the condition Of the
latter that every man ct them WAS admitted to the
hospital One hundred and iity OF them had to be
carried from the boat Ther looks AMI words
abundanty show that their miserable condition has
been produced by starvation, ind many ara IN
doub,edIy part the reach Of medicine OF ao1F'sh
Among the officers is Col. Rose Of the 77th Penn
eylvania regiment, who VISA chief engineer Of the
tunpel BY which 20 many Of our officers escaped u
Ftbruary laet, be aayini; been recaptured.
, 1864-05-04

FORTRESS MoSnor, May 3.-The steamer Q. l.
that on the 1st inst, OF Frying Pan Shoals, she
spoke the runbnat Viekabuzg. cruising fot block
at1e runners. The Vic&sburg captured on the 33tt
cicars, evidently for Wilmington. She also chased
sidewhecl stea1ner the same day, hut lost her tha
ri
, 1864-05-04
Thirty Tearss Experience Of an Old


Mrs. W1sE1ow's SOOTHING SrBuPis the prascrfp-
ton OF one Of the beet Female Physicians and
Nurses IN the United States, and has been used for
thirty years with nerer falling safety and success
BY millions Of mothers and children, HON the fec
BE infant OF one week old 10 the adult. It cor
rccte acidlty Of the stomach: relieves wind collie
comfort to mother and child We believe it tho
Best and SuEss! Remedy II the MoTld, tn all eases
DREN, whether It arises from Tcethtng or from
any other canee. Full directions Tor using will &C.
companF each bottle. None Genuine unless the
facsimile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS, it on the ont
eide wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
e5 cents bottle. Office, 4s Dey street, New York,
and High Rolborn. London.
apaGd7Oa-1m-Tu1u&sA.
Diseases Of tho Nervous, Seminal, Uri.
nary and Sexual Systems.-New and relia-
Bic tseafmcnt-in reports Of the Howard Associar
ton Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge, Address D. L. 6killon Houghton, How.
ard Aseoc,1tion, No. 8 South Ninth street, phi!a'
de.ph1a, Pa. mhSeDoasan
wW. /. Lawrence Dentist, 93 Washington
street. DR.. L. bas practiced dentistry attecn
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