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4eIantattun Bttters,
s.. r.--1seo--x.

Persons of sedenary habits troubled with weakness
lAssltuds palpitaton OF the heart, lack Of appetite,
distress after eating torpid liver, constipation, a.,
deserve to suffer II they wiz not try The celebrated
PLANTATION RITTERS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, sad warranted 20 produce an immed dsle
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly KEreabe, per
eoty pure and must superceue all other toncs where
healthy, gentle samulant s required lH
They Durify. strengthen and invlgorate,
They create healthy appehtsi
They are an an1dote to change Of water and Aieti
They overcome effects Of dss patton and late hours
They strengthen The system and ealiyen the mind;
They prevent miaamatie and intermittent feversj
They purify the breath and andity OF the stonnaeh
They cure dyspepsia and oonshpAtio
Thoy cure dlArrhea, cholera and cholera mOrbusi
They eure liver complaint and nervous headacne;
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
aud are Exhausted natures great restorer. They
composed Of the celebrated oalisaya bark, winter.
green sassass, roots and herbs, all preserve per-
lectly pure st. oroix rum. ... D.
'ts : have given the Plantation Bitters to hund.
reds OF our disabled soldera with the most astonish
ing effect. g. W. ANDREWS,
supt. soldieEa Home, Cincinnati"
90 The Plantation Bitters have cured me oliver
complaint Of which was laid up PROSTATE, and had
to abandon my business ~ - s..4F
H.B RIEGsLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
"~% owe much to You, for I verify believe the
Antaiion Bitters have saved my life
Rev. W. fl, wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. ""
"% Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bittsrs. My wife has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy friend,
gEf., ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa !
80 have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had 10 abandon preaching /" The Plantation
ittsrs have cured me.
|. Rev. J. 3. oATHORN, Rochester, N. Y"
" Sssend us twenty -four dozen more or your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity OF which daily
luoreAsing with the guests OF our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK AGO,
Proprietors willsrds Hotel, Washington d. O."
Such are one IN thousands Of certificates daily re.
oelved. They are immenssly beneficial to weak per-
sons and delicate females.
| Be cautious Of re-fled bottles. See signature
on fine steel plate label. They not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold In our patent log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists grooers hotola, Sa
!, loons, steamboats, aud country stores.
| P. II. DRAKE CO.,
ee2dswem 202 broadway, NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
BE SAFE FROM THE PAHss OF WANT

Would these chlldrea have comfortable home, and
the means Of edlcahonl Would this wife b indepen-
dent OF the cold charities Of the worldi Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
proportS by forced sAes OF administrator 70 meet
the demAAds -sales made when the mafket
tends doprINHId, and fef pfleeS cannot - Eeairel
How few oan an5wef these question 70 their ss4ta|c
toni Thqyfear % ask theny and eherleh - hslift
that they have IoDa teabe 90 fb This ia borh foql
Sh andSoWaFdiy. 1AlA hyAye IhAR "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
COUGH NO MORE.
Try sTRIoKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
BALSAM.

Thisls the best aud oheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent bAsam enthuslas stlcally recommend II. Mrs
Mitchell, Barr street. Cincinnati, says she has been
not 10 be able 60 walk up stairs She took bottle
OF this balsam aud has been betar ever since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma 70
Try this valuable Cough palsam. Fifty cents per bot
uo. Sold by all druggists and manufactured at No. 6
east Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

WYnkoOn,s iceland PeetOraI.

Diseases elths tbfost, ahestAnd Palnaonsry organs
are ever prevalent insidous and dangerous. The
properties o. medicine 20 alieviate, cure aud upfOO
thess 90 plants must be eKpectorAnt, anodYre and
tavgoratng, oosening the mucus OF the throat, aud
tmparung tone TO the entire eystem. No discovery IN
medical ever mastered this class Of diseaees
like Dr. Mynkoop's Iceland PeetoiAl Its used with
the most Astonishing rosuitsin All cases Of bronchh
Influenza, Whooplng cough diPtheria or putrid sore
throat sithfnA, Group, coughs colds nervous rtta
bllity, &c.
The Rev j. j. Potter cer,ihes that, ~ have used Or
Wynkoops Peetorsl for several years, myself and IN
my family Tor seYers pulmonary complAnta, and
nave raco to mans others and have never
seen its equal" ReV.J J. Potter, br0oklya y. Y,
.Hund reda and thousands Of Important te9lmoni
als could be produced, showing it, remarkable cures
and that it never falls IEll.-f H.U..E
II Is composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Gn
ead, Peruvian Balsatn ElecsmpRue, Comffey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable expecsrant and tome in
gradients. It's harmless, prompt and lasting. ln
vads aud sufferers cannot afford 70 neglect trial
Every family should have II. IL IL remarkable tor
Group. Full desrn Pti0ns, renom mendaeons and d.
ections accompany ssch bottle. N- '""
Sold in Dayton by w. W. stewart aud all principal
Prepared by Dr, 4 D wynkooP, and sold bL 2. s..
Barnes a Co. New York. se9Sdly
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EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE his LIFE.

HNHE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE. for term
Il Of years Eadowment Policies and ohildI ems En.
dOwmsnt. Also, Non Forieitlng Policies, on which no
payment ia required AheT ten years. t' - %
Five thousAid dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the coutrtYances Of men 70 protect the
family circle from want, none can Oo found more sim
pie lts character, noble IN IT. features, or certain 10
a results, than Life Insurance. II s the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits s unseen hand OF the provdsnt AtheT, reaching
forth rom the grave, and Atl nonrishing Ml o9prnR
and keeping together the family. by IT, the hithnl
son
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'AssETs.:

Cash and Cash I.sms s:.....,,.....,.,..3 S.sOs ss
toolIe.sraS,; I79ls a
BondS ,',,.,:.''....,''., Ss, 400 so
sOi,S44 50
- csntrt Railroad shares. ..;....,,;'..: ass7S 90
Accrued Interest, Premiums dua, and All
other property OF the company .......,'. avsl Is
TetAlMArkst Value lOl 90
LIABILITIRs.
Uahotlled 1850 50
ss28,b24 90
Capital toOutOVV W -
II rSlioSs i1s1sd By yoHh T. SToPPELMIN, I,
.aS -'-S'NN-1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

LOOKS THE DANGER IN rHE FACE,

That he may grappls with ~ the wlse man, that be
may study ~ nature Rnd Palllate its shrastaning The
means OF pAlaen are At hand, Of easy access 10 all
tits f.I '...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
LIE IHIsURAnHoR I

Young man iuat starting IN business, whose ohisf
capital II their energy aud should insure theft
lives 70 the amount % half ther liabilities. 6eh An
act OF dainterestod Honesty when known 10
itOrs, would Justly nease thelr eonfdenaa 10 the,n
ID would show thRtthe did wish 70 leave their bSst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
Drrss ano CLOAK f#aktug

FASHIONABLE RRRss 4 CLOAK MAKING
AHIss ANNA NUBsER, hshionsble Dress and
NI Oioak Maker, baHa 20 inform her old customers
aud ihe pdAia kenarally that she has opened ship
on Third street over MeDaniels store (thrd story
She solcs GUS om, aud Will Furnish dress and CLOAK
tf snininss Il desiFed ~ alid2Ne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

Persons Of sedentsry habits troubled with weakness,
Ass,tpde palpitatoa OF the heart, iAok Of appetite,
distress aitsr eating torpid hver constipation a.,
hnanrre 10 .nfhr n thaY win not try he onlahratad
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, 1864-05-27
Commercial Postscript.
,nlcAGo mARKEr-sEcosp BOARD.

THURSDAY ET1H1so, May 4-19 .. IT.
Tue upward eorrse or gold IA the rtscF.son caused
more active speculative demand for grain \. tho
6he.mhn House. and tie markets rulsd brisk and
higher.
wuHAT advanced 1c1Hc pes trsse, oye, the closing
pF5cfs na1d Or Charge In tke afternoon about 81 GO
nntaes Hsfe sold Al a. l7s for NO I, and 3.7i
no. nnt Ii The evening the ceaand VIII more Ac.
uSe, and ao< ut 1tffo buehtIs werc sold at $l.2i9
l7K for No. and $1,74}zel.esK for No. z-eioslns
hFn at $l.27x@I1s. Sales In the evcniRx were =
seoo In No Spring In store at 400 bu 20 It
5000 bu 20 In onclos I'm Il. SD snd s'ooo
bu do in lots. a At s1e7k; oco bu No. Spring 1t
st-ak 5,sts ba do At s1.e4f; 1900 bu do 1t
5.ctc In Dc 1t $,.ss,4: s,ero oa 60 a.s..e3H.
CoR1 was IN active demand and nEn. particularly
NO asd the following sAles were made: 7sas ba No
In loh At &l.1lH. $50 bu Do 1t 312; $50 bn No
Ccrn ct eaE tht 1rket closing nrtn at $illH for
No and Ei.csk for No..
OATS were buoyAnt and 1@ikc higher than the eI-
tfe1ae qrotatcas Of Change. Owing TO more tayora.
bic sdsices from New YorE In the aftezno~n. An
eeETc demand fpTuoE up, aud Abo1. 90, 300 bushels
were sold It GsH@6Sxc forSo1. In the evening there
was good demand at Sc, with some sales at 68Hc.
sales were: b1oo hu No Oats in stoEa at OK; $40
bu at ssKcs ee bu do 1t CSC: 5000 bu do at nc
Q. D.. ths market closing rEu 1t &c for No
dIdHW1Hxs were n1aer than On Change, and Va
note faet Of 50 brls country, IN the afternoon, 1t
SL2E; and IN the evening" 100 brls city Ut $s, and
$50 b11s country at &11lh-clcsing stesdy.
Ahss PorK VAS in active request and firm, with
ss1es o. 1ea brls good country packed at seao. Al
The close BUYERS were gcnera'iy Offering Is. and
$2s-o Was bid for o1c lot; bat eee1s were holding
t29.oo
fKAE MKso PORK waa Alto tnQtred for to some e1-
tent, and v Q Eote ea1e OF SEQ bttH st t91Io.
, 1864-05-27
SIEGE of Cll lAEfHEsr0y.

Cause OF the Ke-opcu.n@ Of Tho BON
Dardmeut.
PHILADELPHIA, May s5-The Morris Island cor
re rc:Fondcn: OF the Prtss, under date OF the 10th
sass:
and s}edce have been heard in SUMTER as Ii wors
Ing parties we're remodcltnE sud repairing that an
parent ruin, and pret.ringft for future use. NJ
hase discovered, too, that scven iron.clacs OF di
fertu p1tterpH. mokily variations Of the Atlantis
tye, are ether bulh or IN process Of building In
the hafhor, and far n2 to ths night Of tho lower
ist.m the water come distance from the land This
nev battery .eems to be an offset to our "swamp
works at the mouth Of the haroor must alT rue
comb to onr tenacity and perseverance,, and this
new work is to cooperate with his rams ln4 fight
have no other object. On the 9Th OF Ap,il de-
eertes came into our lines from Charleston. and
Informed us that the enemy has mounted fourteen
bearing uEon, the ee4nne, the mortars upon our
shore batteries. .'his news mas fully CREDITED,
and rather ttastled rs. ~ two oclocs On the a5sh
Sumter fn the crandest st51e OF the ART This vas
kept up fur rome days with litile variation. We
Ee5e reminded Of the pa'my dars Of last ausa m.
whan between fifteen and twenty she@ta Eo1fd
burst IN or over that desolate rusu. Literally. a
ssto OF Iron must have fallen upon Il. Thfs firing
dous yale that has been raging here Tor nurnbaA
n1 days. Our are has been returned occasionally
milton. ~ ' '"-A4-
;. The object Of this renewed attack upon snnter,
It ts understood, is this: The chaIn and cable OBJ
sttuctlon to The channel extends from the north
cas-! angle OF scntcr to Honlssie, aud If We sue
coed in removing this corner OF the fort down 10
h1Eh-tsde mark. these distractions must give way.
hsye been pns Into the channel for so1e tlne past
9nd that Tie old ones have becomo worthless. and
anticipate seeing grand movement into tho
harhor In few daJs- Iwant to see the Itonsides
attacked by the se7cn rams the enemy Is preparing
fos 9e; her eighteen monster guns, a2prehend,
Woula prove to be enough for them; bnt there Il
cousins have enabled the enemy to mount q iittle
eouth and back OF Caete Pinckney. Bur ii the tor
recoes can be avoided and the distinctions passed,
Admiral DahlgEen will not mind the rest,
, 1864-05-27

A" "Po1 @ant circular from Provost Mar
kh'1 General Fry.

"AsH1sorox, Nay 10, 1854.
ha}or G. c. Cnbest, A. A. P. N, Gcasr,, Phil
d4plnn: esat. 1nus-
Golfer With rorr Ssats authorities, md cnd..r-
o. 70 SCI tie different districts and su5istrirt n
SoMnenee 1s1sinG men ut once With ytcy; 10 RI :.
GA seies1td 70 in dispatch Of .esterday from
:s Eauy 70 The advantage Of the different town..
sohnnses, &C. TO tasc TING By Commencing dnme..
ntassI na, on Assumed quotas. eparc NJ efforts to
possiele cay. Tho exact new uuota viii BE- bIsed
4poa H. want 1treported 10 me by the 10Th al
JCne' JAMES b. FET, Pr volt Masahal .,en.
, 1864-05-27
ILLINOIS AND mICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsbuue.1
Bk1paxpoHT. Mar "a, 1854.
c1K4Hcr-senees, Lasa1le, lilo bsls salt, 50 brla
cemett; Republic, MoIz1s; Il. @. Gaylord. Lockport,
ttd lumber. l26 It tding. 1880 ehlngcs 10 brls
salt; Terror, Lasaue, 81 ,265 It lumber.
AEn1Fso-Jefefson. Il Sale, 5,729 bu corn. Ci7de.
o;taWa+ $50 hu cora H. Hamlin, Ottawa. $50 bu
corn Conveyance. Desr1Alnca % rubbIs stone Is
yds dlmention stone; Laly Franklin, Athens Is yds
dlrcersicn ttone Investigator Athens, Soyds rubnlo
stone; r. e. Gu1nee Athens Is yds dimension stc1e
q. G. Looula, Athens, 10 yds rupb!e stone,
, 1864-05-27

(specinI Dispatch tv the Chicago Ts1bunc.1
C1NcIHNATx, Nay IT, 1874.
FLoUn-M Market rather duller. though no decline
estapliehet. kztEa sold At S6-A @7.a0.
NHiEKT-ln fatf demand, and market steady ut
&I25.
Pnov1s1oss.The high rates asked By holders Aad
the 1ndtkpoRjton manifested BY them to sell, eheeked
buAuess, and but lit,lo ia doing City me's pork Ia
ke}d at $sc.c0- Bulk hfeat4-.14@1:c for eiacs and
11h@IKc Tor shoulders. and offered At 12o loose
and l2Hc packed. Lard held 1T 1sK@1sXc.
GtocrEI1s--AIter the receipt OF the news from
New York, co8ee advanced tc, and is now quoted at
&5kQ4sc. Sugar quiet but 1rm Ut 1a9Ac. Molassel
adYauSed 10 31.Gs9l q.
Corn-Msrktt unchanged; $11t3l.15 for ear. and
t1.f@l.:o for shelled. oats-Not much demand. bus
1t.n At Bic. RseMarket still bare, znd prices uonl
nal. Ba1leJ-Not enough doing to establish prices.
, 1864-05-27

New YORK 1Tarket--nIay 16.
Go1ToS-1c better. Sales 1t tt.to81n ntfos middlfu,
ppAnas, anc Ee fnr low nlddltng,
ILouI-iess active and scarcely sold, Sale. raux,
nom S7:147 20 for extra Slhte $j.GQA713 for axrr1
quiet. - S 0'S1N3' -'~''7.
Wn1sKY--Ftsmer and mors active. ss1es At Il .a7a
q g for STATE, and st::s@1 50 for Western
GFAlH-N tear opened dull, aud closed Qutet ant
drpopiug tor common descriptions sales nf sl,57Ifi
s}nS 1T III, Gh'eso e g spr1Dg Ssoa Tot Efassi
Es ses T. arc e = 3eoe nu suket cas to arf1Ys IL
KS tee o. srn Qulet sn Gr Sales osoid ant
st1ya 41eu western at SlEd, delivered. OATS moft
stg 11tc;r ssa e. 1f;e hgher; s4es at seXassh ioi
K,sxE.i;essrs aa sse ensh TT Litter 10 store.
qEoeEairs-Cofeo quiet. 1ao lie. Sugar qn,et
Cnsa M9ssoEado u lax8l'Ic, aud zoc for c'aftaod
PE1RoLEpA-sseady.. Nothing Of moment doing
~.e .PeemakMiae;ire e - And hghe; Sales sss5o for rc,s
ssiasSsto fur Cd spd ne s'ta plime =:
dn dao t9 R,e9 1cr Test5Fa prime rsss s lof Gig
l2c: tard y gcaree}r firm ana In fAr tcraaud al
l5xMllkc nc!ndlnE ANAL lot OF yGr5 ebolca Kettle
, 1864-05-27

One Of them came into The feon 40 soon A. was
pomiHated and raid, Dtek, U-c;c Jesse will sup
port uu beast and hand
bo:s. md given with : keafy xill.l
General Fuller IL here md can 9pe4k Tor HIM
se,t-l am nes 1ble u speaS fos n1h a. anese u one
say about him. nc was reslly. ny eaoics for Gov
croor. Lope Uncle Jess will not take oacasc
ss sn ns; sns 1s this Tes RTssP :sss, :sst
Tere nroI,oted and Given for Gen. Pa:mes.1
Eo5I news from Gen: Grant today. Ess1;hing
now Iooks cheering: Grant is driving the rebels,
and the prospect ofl pence cheer the patient heart
Our eallant arny OF tho Potomac ii moving on to
victory. Let no Western soldier or tftfxahA ever
aEain fsy. + they have IN times past beea % Tor
Esnl ies .eem neT.f agnn forget th.s Il II one Of
le: nonc eTaln cver uudctra.e the yAlor 0, hero
ism o. efficiency Of the Potomac army. (PtoIopa ed
cheering for the Army Of the Potousc, atte: which
lint leader) That gallant and noble army Il sttas-
glne today, each man w1th bis ltfe in his hand,
tor you ano shd each soldier going torth with bis
ready to offer h,,nsalf as sacrifice on the altar Of
hie country, ready to drop down q any moment
uner the b2nner Of glorious the State OF Qilnoia.
honor.
Tue, theae noble men are led by one OF Illinois
gallant eons. We must not forget the brAYe sol-
il DO best 1nan Of % all, icr4ea q old Aba y
and three cheers for L1ncolnl You've been littio
unkiud to me- fou hAye not allowed ne to tell
mouth; but j cannot help loving that codliks
man. May this natlcn properly appreciate him. I
believe II does. beleve It il not In the power oi
men oP plot sueeessfay @ SS Gaa aeaast abs
Lincoln, to root him from the affection OF The
American people.
feei unas1aily pleasant but remembering ths
hazd contest there Is before u, let u not forget
We have m enemy 10 fight at hopa, who te wortby
Of onr steel. We have got party 70 oppose that Il
worthy ot or bett excrdonB; 6nd, hlnce hsye
ns9,hfngd sts to d oeun5 the day Of eeo
undivided ATTENTION in the very best way 1 can,
teel good natarra and pleasant to-day. Laugh
die. for cheslshing about my soul, from day 10
day, IN ennity towards pa1t Of mankind, which
eompels me to say th1t toay, before ,ou and this
State md on God, lin the ecIiptnrsl sense olthe
teIm.) lhat haye En- inherent and uEdying hatred
Of al rebels agsinht this Government teheErsl md
all hympathdzers aiderb Gnd abettors Of rebellion
no9 an s as hs
loneed cheessJ and oar pleased Union savo1.
kindly and cordially for the distinguished honor
ina,ion. tcheers; For The present BID you nrs-
well lrrotorgcd cheering.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
On motion. the Convention proceeded to ballot
for candidate for The office q Leuten1n. Goyer-
1icu: Morgan Banga, OF Marshall county; Wm,
BIoat. Of tie chiesgo TEtBuHE; John H. Adams,
of6iepherson; Thos. J. Turner, OF Freeport; Hon.
q Ve1mlion toi. neeksl, oi 81. ciais; Il. Bfy,
unit, o3 Princeton.
This Dames Of Messrs. Adams, Anthony aud
Immediately on being proposed, snd before the
ballot r1t commenctu. The following Was the re
suit tf The fret ballot:
, 1864-05-27

Family mcdlcfncs.-The citizens Of Hi
na1s, lows and Wisconsin will no doubt bc Rras,Eea
to lesFn that Dr.. E:srery Of 81. Louis has opened
Medical Depot at No. % Madison st., Chicago,
wholesale and 1csall at st. Louis prices. DR. East
e1y'e medicines have been twenty Jcars establish
ed in ST. Lnuia, and have had an extensive s4le
throughout the Western etstes, and are regarded
&c tie n,ust efncac!oEs medicines nov In use. We
inTte tho attention Of our readers to careful Pc
rEral Of Dr.. Easterly's advertisements. which csn
Tic AFFLICTED to give his medicines trial.
my5f.r9lT-2t
, 1864-05-27
From slcffcrs0n Civ.

EFWKN NUHGE80n GI2ys
JETFERsox C1Ty, May 26.-The Radical Conyen,
tton made the following additional nominations BY
acc}amatiun:
: AuaItor-Alonzo Thompson. Of Nodwa5.
SECRETARY Of the Ttcasury-Wn. s. Blshop, ol
Register Of 1ands-J. E. Smith OF Green
Attorney Genesui-R F. Winsnte, st Louis.
The Convention decided to eend delegates to Bal
Gmore BY q test vote Of al 20 90.
The delegates at large arc c, D. Drake, gBen.
Loan, John :. BENJAMIN and c. z. johnson.
, 1864-05-27

To1kdo. Nay s4.-The Hon. J. N. Aehley NJ. In.
dsy unanimously nomlnafe1 for rs-eiectfon In cnn.
g1ess by the gnIon Convention; and Dr. - ~
howard and George Williams were chosar az. s.
gatee 10 the Baltimore Convention, with iEs1rnc.
Ious to Yote for Lincoln. w
, 1864-05-27
THE CITY.

HETCESEp.-Aterrn Al 7 tsworth has returned
feem his visit to the Army Of the Cumb .rlaud.
P1RscEAL-Ton. S, II. Elbert, Secretary OF
State OF Colorado, IL 1t the Shernao House. en-
: rocso for Washington.
, 1864-05-27

IN this city. 1t the residence OF the b:ides ohey
40 WcEt MeuruC-s. On TueJlxy morning May 2sth. by
the Ker. NJ. Tutte. Mr. John WOjU and -Nisa
LAURA COOK, all Of this city.
, 1864-05-27

DiseAsez Of the NcFvous, soEkiRal, Urx-
nRrx and Sexual STBseEnx.-Ne# and reHa-
bic treatment-in reports Of the Howard Aesocia-
ton Sent by mall In sealed letter envelopes, 6ee
Of charge. Address D. ]. sklllon Honghton, How
ard Association, No, soath Ninth street, Phila-
delphla, Pa ynh8rhtba5n
, 1864-05-27

Mrs. N. m. Henry agent OF the Chriatiau
Commission OF Boston, aud authoress OF Hospital
Rambles, will lecture on Friday evening at 8
o'clock in hall No. ~, Rlce's Block. Entrance be-
tween r and 70 Dearborn street, SnbJect-The
Truth OF the Ecfipturee, -.--
, 1864-05-27
.Foumn.

EOUND.-Taken up On the ever-
l. ing OF May 2tth, bay tcrae. .bach tha owosr
shn hayc up p,ovtn9 property md A{iaE onssEes.
ouse, nsae 1Wel u atteess 'mJEEn91f
, 1864-05-27

So House and Sign Painting, Caic1n,1nR,
6lanng and GratR1ne. Paper Hanangs and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and roia1 It New
Yors prless, 3. E. R1aux, 80 Randolph street
Boz 6S63. My1-e1lq1m
, 1864-05-27

Dress n7oycment.--An adjourned meeting
of the 'aies Chicago, to act upon report to be
presented BY committee appointed for that pur-
pusc, will take place at Eryan Hall on Saturday at
y O'Clock P. NJ. It Is earnestly 10 ed that every
Indy IT Chicago will be present personally. OF BY
the representative of her n9ue ard that the whole
subject will be iully considered, and wisely acted
upQn. It
, 1864-05-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Loyal Oovenant.- 1.-The committee Of ladies'
appointed to prepare Covenant and suggest 8
plan OF action for the ladies' PROPOSED Loyal
Covenant Association" viii meet ut the private Of
fee Of MET. B. Bryan, this afternoon At o'clock.
The gentlemen invited as counsc1lots are earnest-
ly requested to attend.
painful bunfou, and 7 feel nnch relief John q
Foster, H. D. corns, humors, aud diseased nails
cured by aproce=s peculiar to Dr. Kendall, which
disreneea With the operation Of cutting. Oa3ce,
Prescott House, South Clark street, during this
week. mys7-g9 i9-1t
, 1864-05-27

N2bE. N3l
Necessary TO choice, 3s1; and Major General
0Glesby having received majority Of all the bAl.
lots cast, was made the unanimous choloe Of the
Convention.
Tho following shows the vote Of each county on
The first ballot, which my be regarded az tho
leercst cxprtss3on Of the electoral preferences:
, 1864-05-27
Reul Estate--QttD

FOR SALE Auction Sale Of Real
~ K.tsle In 1sy 10 Eal Mon .ay. May 80 At 2X F. n
s .nit s.e e
,;tfs IS ii eid5iSs ta.Ss x1 b
e.s q tnsp 81 saa e. sas
$sdSi 3as bid b o.rea. the property sh.rl not be
;!aeAossiacts must show good title, or asre i. 70
tSeTifF fg::sa III Il s,n L..
isefssf cerp ons oftte choicest 1esldeace lot Ia
sTsF residence lot, ssst OF
1fSfasA Il IT Pit ,ss fact ~
S9s III ses s:.r rxa..os
a9ks5s-csyner .s5ft Of Hardin rl.e.
si 5ie sRg s?y 81 on CORNER of Hardin
Plses:r - M:nim1n, only els.
I.eIa .ea e. h,nia nn5 s ss''-12, feet
fg ~. re1; o1 ae:sa aesr H. tesml
or r. en;es. two n.ar Fralrls aveaQo
cuks g 1,e' ana ezessat hou.,, with
es:s eGesf IL SOUTH
WAAAsH Of fronts near 1sth street
LiSSoIs sWfEEr-so feet on .eoraer. Minimum
T1nRD DAVENUE-sa11osf feet with dwelling .saa:a of
ottei very desirable propnrtJ on slehigan Wabash,
p1as!ie apd Calnmnt avenues. on North Water and
ter cent. on utnlnan). On Pine sReet, ehoise tos,
Fur particulars inquire In THos. B. B2YAy's Beat
ms2arses-ss ssnp GMBEEr d sAMPsos, Auc.rs
TOR. SALE.-Wharing Lot. No.
A., 4 20. corner South Water ard fFanklla s:sacts
i e ss
TOR SALE-For a lew days. a