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, 1864-01-24

T. IQtAl Falue. $8 823,87
Besides the clothing above named, tho Commits
sa1y has received from prisoners friends, exam
ined, and delivered to them fully rs much more.
Unleas they were etark naked and entirely desti-
tnte when they came here, they 1nust be tolesably
well clothed now.
-. .-EEw -HosrITAI BUILDINGS.
Dr.. Whalan, Post Surgeon, has planned one OF
the most complete and commodlous hospital
buildings In the West, the frame oi which Is al-
ready up, and which will probably be completed
ny the middle of February, II the weather be ia
vorable. The building is 10 by g, two stories
high, each Etory being 13H feet. 1t will accom-
modate 200 patients, and allow 1000 cubic feet Of
pure, air for each man. It will be surrounded by
TeEandah-to protect the buildings from the sun
and weather. This hospital viii embrace ali the
our reporter took eppecia, pains to question the
eick in both the Federal and the prisoners' hos
pitfalls as to their treatment and they universally
expressed themselves perfectly Satisfied, stating
that more could not be done for their comfort than
is done by Dr.. Whelan and hie competent assist-
The barracks are nearly all fal1, and VIC nnder-
atand that 100 more prisoners are expected soon
hf haye Seen
ken for the speedy erection of several hundred feet
more Of barracks. The prisoners have undcrstood
from % somo squire that .he GommiesIopers are soon
Of the rebellion, and willing to takc the oath OF al
legiancc. One whose business bIines him IN con
M Ees ho ed tsss I'D
turn their backs upon the n-tafed rebellion. - ::
AT last the walk around the top Of the fence Is
completed, and mounted with ptckets, who give
The camps yer5 much The appearance Of prison
There ....ts t. esSs,s s,sones;
having become satisfied At last, that any attempts
to escape are futile.
, 1864-01-24
LOCAI;MATTERS.


EE-tt ttAtlantic,r p Harper" and "Continenta1''
for February, hara been received by McNaily &
Co., 81 Dearborn btreet. Subscription to tbs
above &21o per year a0odey's 3" $e25 per yosF.
...- = a.rh~.
We cannot, We believe, render to those Of our
lice than by inviting their attention to Jonas
"hiteomb'a remedy. jS25 uass-5t1o&F6i:w :
De, MGzlow.-We hare often referred in com
rlimentary terms to Dr. Bigelow. speaking Of l1m
as gentleman IN every way worthy the confidence
Of thoEe who need the services of q specialist 70
any Of .ts forms. or who bare long suffered from
chronic dernngemente, re would ssy, !" Gu 70 D.;
vi y and IL
rive you the aid 5ca 70 muck wiah for-n DR..
Bigelou is now permanently located at No. 179
rooms are open for consultatltn day: and ercn1ng,
ard thcsc who visit him may rely that al1 the ap-
plances fthe medical art will be brought In TO
Their relief+ 1a9s-ublo.lt
=. s1rI1 AHED-7sp ILLINOIS list, BoAID OF
Ing officer, published IN yesterdays TRmuxs,
ehcsy that tie I'D Illinois Is ahead q all compct
tts! The II fact t I'll, t. ass Gh1s1sG SR.
with men cnlistiug. They can. however, receive q
lev more men, ard those desiring to enlst should
IL % companies: are already fiji, and al are last
l'i Appily II 70 Capt. Ho1osool, Brown Office Il the
Court House Square. tanSs-u5o6st
E- Heuse and Sign Painting, Calctmlning
dow SHADES Selling Wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. 6. R,GBY, So Randolph St.
4 Box 6S6s. "a; jay&au5Sflm
~1ra11AN OrERa.-The sale Of acats for the
scaepn will take place at HltGins' Muaic Store, On
Monday, Jau. 9Th, at o'clock q. m-
tarsss-nsis-n -. =. Z.
r. Diseases q The ReToa., sentnal. ur1s.,,
and aeruaI EytIcrs-usw and relihble trcatm en-
In renorts al he Howard Association-eent by N31
In eeaied letter envelopes. hea Of charge: Ad1esa
I RSouth Ninth street, PtuAde1phtA n.
pp6Ql63T&m
, 1864-01-24
THE CITY.

IsouEsr.-on Saturday the Coronerreceived
notification ofthe death ofa man At Black Oak
Grove, dcrctscumstances considered suspicious
An inquest will be held On Monday morning.
, 1864-01-24

SoID1ERs' HoME.-Thc following are the
arrivals at the soldiers' tome, No. IS Randolph
etreet, during the last - hoars:
18th ]. HickeEy CO. Z, oo,h Il Carl, CO. IT. 93th;
G. A. CartEigeert, Co. B, 18th; 4; y. smith do;
lnaiana-H. Dmegan, Co A, 12,th.
lotcG-G. Hunter. /, 25th. .--,--zy; ": Wal
. N.Mnfe0tc- -fis4gngs L, lit car.
~ N1fcontin-J. Fl. Leonard, 9th E. Carl, 4th bat
terry; A. Fesscndon, c, sd T. Davis, E, 3ist; II.
gutterfell, I, sth; 3. Brayn, I'd cav; 4. Stahi,
G, 9Th; G. Czeppen, ?, 4ith; Vim. Hurst, D, 9Th
r. Minesdcrs, I, do Vim. Brown, E, do; A. Ar
no!d, c, eth H. Mcinke, E, do; J, Hines, F,
esth n: s. s'ah'2 6, s7th: -,,,ou -
iii Co. iepe d a. GeiIaes II Rs;n5ds d 5o l. l. r.
Dillow, do; J. 7. Robinson. do; G. Wright, do;
L. F. JohDson, Do; ]: A. Fiddock, D. do: 4. Bau-
YIN. siller, do "A. L. stowel do; N. S. Cash, do;
J. D. Britt, do.
, 1864-01-24

STEALING IN TIRE ARMY-Japcs Smith, 4
member Of the 18th Illinois cavalry. wus arrested
yesterday afternoon, In this city, for stealing
witch from one of his fellow soldicrs last summer
in Di1ia. he VIE taken 10 tho Central etatIon and
the watch found on his person. ;;
, 1864-01-24

CO1onet-Johu L.. R6SefldGt. !.
:: Laept: Golone1Mpi a;';,aoi J. Hsnes.'s ,
"a "a Ma3or-b. T. Mat'oek. Sianes
St'Gs1hM IT assistant s suIeeon9&obcra Sse@e. r sui
"a resistant su1esee,n7-1A: J; Wiling. >.
=: Quarterma ster|PbiIo p. Judson,
Comm!ssaty-John Cotton.
xss co Il sI5s e e.
y; 5;: 70 es.aIy ,f ~ ;SS a4ay Fl ,5a tsa
Potomac most distinguished Itself he was IN com
man1, and the gallant bearing Of the regiment in
ns4e as n asss 1s
whon eM 4 ehe @ naw 9fe reeiment eoad b entrusted
~ as psisate i capf. Medl's sompsny, in Sept,
le61, WEE elected Second Lieutenant On the organ
ization Of the Tss promoted ' t. se Ssg
rank be held until be was appointed Lieut. Colo
mel Of the 18th cavalry. Ae. performed constdefa-
s d9ty whe y The aas; as "a to
tanton- He YVES a favorfte with both for his
promptness, fear1essncss. activity and gallant
rsady kEith the sword d PEN In . chargs he was
always In tho Gont, and In retreat tho htndmost-
He never henitatcd to expose himself ia danser,
eer: " feel : pride 70 the handsome
hs bag e.. xa a1d T. In
uNE boys, tuying 1earntd his trade in this o0lcc,
@ out @ e o e.
Major billiard va. formerly IN officer in the 1st
1oSs Il hsansss aSd
always with distinction and credit to himself and
Major Matlock will be remembered a. the Chap
'ain Of the 9Th Illinois Cavalry, and while IN that
regiment was always ns popnlar for his readiness
to take part IN an engagemcnt, aAto deliver an
q caIna weaeons a. n he Was II spirtuai ' una
,2th Illinois Cavalry, and has dlstineutshed
to The war for tie Union IN the JET Wisconsin iu-
1aptry, and carried tho co1ors trtumphantly in the
spirited Of thst 1emsnt VIII tho
wounded at Gettysburg, but Is nov recovered, and
able to aselma his new honoTs
coasiea sf % p ss ss 5 e Is E aasns eaaS pb1
elcian. and the experiences which he has acquired,
as Afeietant Surgeon Q! the sth illinois esralfy,
WI IN @ T. r. u. 9s% "a
into he service vas a. Hospital Steward Of the
a,ne aS' Se .sse ssIs IN Eesf II
thus acquired IN experience which well bcAts him
for his position. M health compelled him to re-
Was sppoiuted, md in which he served during the
litter part Of his connection with that rsgime edt
Second Assistant Surgeon has Az aleo acquired & e1.
deserving Of his promotion.
Adjutant Smlsh was formerly Sergeant Aajor oi
changes In that Office, continued to discharge the
entire duties In manner which reflected upon
him tic highest credit. ="
eaEy Sergeant 0! the 6th Illinois cavalry, and by
fte manner in which he has performed the duties
Readiness Hith which It il his pleasure to supply
The wants Of the regiment, has won for hlmsell
hosts Of friends. We Learn he has heen recently
appointed Captain in the CoInmfesary Depart
ment; aud while NC congratulate him upon his
promotion, ne regret his loss
Conmlssary Cotton fs nephew Of Gen. Farms
worth. and te esteemed IN efficient man.
Thc'line officers Of the regiment arg al more o.
Ivss experienced, sna wcre eonplsinentcd veE5
tive commands upon their splendid appearance.
| The General himself Ia universally popular with
the Illinois military, and was cheetcd repeatedly
while on the grounds,
, 1864-01-24

Verify, this docs not look much like, ,ataryng"
them. twill be noticed that the SICK rebels have
the Eame articles Of the samc qu1lity and price
that zuprlied to our own sick. Now word as to
the clothing furnished them
Since September ed, 1858, there has been issued
comnssary Of Prisoners, the following articles of
, 1864-01-24
1e,Ail Aassese ,Ei.s ost.E11: e e =: d2szs naze:s

TorAiI AlRsetpl ,xikA >CetaEz1z. XAEeet
Da.eese, ea@ Afesasas o. s. s;sa,te,;. yMs. ),
+ ,hs IT Tb1n"t Il any CheS. keCosmieks Building cor
nor Of RsntSolph and DeaEbots; eseeta gltss ~
cntIre attention to this department @ ptacnes; y y
madicG al cifker for Cats1rh., Assmn1, RseS
shitis Or Consumption, should make eaEiJ ana''"
cation. ;.sI u..:1 -. e; 1c:i 8
:: To CoM6uUrt4ve6s
The Rev. E. A. Wilson's ranady 1aS coesamTR, T
ton, Asthma, Bronchint, Cougha. Coada sna ~
thIct giving The PRESCRIPTION md = short history
of his caao. can he Obtained OF Fnllez, Ftnea =
Fuller, Druggists, "a and Is market stree ~.
cNgo. -..-., = 4 u. r. JhT10<tA1-AkA.
, 1864-01-24

Az ACCESSION TO TIE HousEuoLD.-J.
Delos Wilson, the we'll known Wood and Coal
dealer residing near The corner of Harrison and
Rucker streets, found baby On his door step On
Saturday morning. OF course he Was puzzled
what 10 do with it. And OF course had not the most
distant idea Of providing for the little vail, not
having wet rurse In his establishment He car
1lcd it to the Home of the F1ieudlesa.
, 1864-01-24

ERRHa WoNER's REPuaE-Dr. Tiffhny de-
nyc1s lectu1e on Tuesday evening ne1t for the
benefit Of the above institution, his subject being
.'Women OF tho Retormat,on."' This Ia tho third
lecture Of the cou1se, and will .bo doubtletely a.
well attended te Any Of the series.
, 1864-01-24

-. III "A IL 1& = 11Ds
In this ritv. the 2st inss, hv Rev. A. l. BIooks
Air CHARLES GILL K9P1E and MS nARGAhkF a.
YOUNG, sll Of Chicago. +.
In 4n,H city at the rcal5cucc OF Dr. a. HttEhGoek,
onthe 1lst 1Ess., BY Her n. Humphrey Mr.. MUS
NUI1k h. OF tits city, AUD Hiss MARY A. POWELL,
OF Bic thford. fGw forE.
, 1864-01-24

HALL THKvEs-On Friday evening two
valuable o7e1coats were taken from the hail Of a
toarding house, No. 100 Michigan avenue. while
ths owners were 1t supper This. Ghou]d act as =
warning to householders, to protect themselves
from similar losses from this class Of the ''1igat
0necred fraternity"
, 1864-01-24

TIE PEST HorsE-The Board OF Police nj
it* meeting on Friday afternoon, paased an order
directing Health Officer Perry to make such A.
ranCcmcuts, either for en1azglng tho pest kousc,
orlmpsoving its internal a1sacssement as ehall be
necceeh1y to the proper treatment Of ANAL l-po1
patlente, =
, 1864-01-24
THE; 18TH ILLINOIS CAV.
ALkY.
Complete Organization of the ReKI-
ment-GkeIcl or Its Field Odlcers.

The nth Cava1zy. cncamped at st. Charles, is
now almost full, having in camp aud en- roate to
St. Charles, nearly 100 men. 1t is tho last new
regiment raised In the State. The War Depart
nent authorized Gen. Farnsworth to get 1t up. A
majority OF the men were recruited In Northern
Illinois, but several companies are from Egypt.
The field officers are all experienced men who hasn
been In actual service and seen war in all Its
shapes, from tho hungry biSouac In the mud to
the fiery struggling battle. The regiment compile
ted lis organization LAST Frfday under the aus
piees Of Aa]utaut Gen. Fuller, and was mustered
into the service Of the o. 8. BY Capt. Pomeroy,
Mastering and Dishursius officer In this city.
The regiment will be h!Ied Immediately, and it is
expected will take the field early In the next
campaign.
The following Is the Roster OF the Field and
, 1864-01-24
Go R&,lt.

ITO RENT-From the lst Of April
IL next, Room. S018o, with power suatablo for
manuiactuzirS eash> doors and blinds Address P. o.
boz 4de- = ta11A AnaaoSs
ITO RENT-Till May lst-when
Il v ths ls..e m.y ba'fessvsd1.as issns dae1llez
furniture mr. saje. Aspty u q South C'a!k 4iss
NAtyt, :; ta33.45%$$t
, 1864-01-24

MORALITY or TIE CITT.-Thc City Bride
well now contains only serentY-ex inmates, E. less
number than haa giaced lta haIlowed precincts at
any time during the past eight months. The do
crease is probably attributable to the fact that tbs
almost nightly visits Of the police to houses OF
prostitution have been for some days suspended.
, 1864-01-24

WAsn1sGToS1As HoME.-A meeting Of the
Directors and Ladies' Comu1ttee OF this instItu-
tion Will be held on Monday, 2sth Inst, at 2oclock
p, H., at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Associstion.
A fill attendance Is requested, IS business OF i'm
portance win come before the meeting.
, 1864-01-24

The regular weekly meeting, yesterday AFTER
noon, Of the Ladtes' Society for the Re-
lief OF Soldiers Families, very well attended,
upwards Of sixty ladies being present. Mrs.. Hose
beng absent, on motion. Mrs. Lyermore WAS Gull
ed to the chair. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The reports returned by tho-lAdles showed that
upwards Of two hundred families had bcen visited
during the week, and their urgent wants supplied.
In addition to this the ladies' had collected about
500, including the church collections.
CoHriluttont.-From Mr.. j. Hastings, Junction
Grove, By Mrs. Edgerton. eas.s5; Mr.. Cling.
nan, do, 81; Mr. J. s. Fuller. $Se.65, OF which,
go was from Phillips Chair Factory; Hrs. Moul-
ton, from the Nail Factory near Madison street
bridge, s5.s:; Mrs. Mcrxle, So; Mrs. Reynolds,
s. lfrs. Kanney, Sl86o Mrs. Friab!e. 81; Mrs.
saxton, s,.5o, Mrs. sayezs, -; Mrs, 4. Trimmer,
Church tst.p - $lsl 10; I'd uuiYcrsa!ist, $l
s. Johns Canssh un9n Eafs ~ G Gik st5eS: e.
German ii. e. Church. sl0.0s
meeting, reported that 30 pairs Of sloca had
been eont1itused, from various sources, for wo-
In addition to Tie contribution trou, the I'd Uni
yerea1iet Church, a member Of the congregation
offers to sell her seWtng machine. In excellent
o,asEE for s+' snd donate one-haf to soldiers
On motion, 1t was decided to request officers OF.
churches where collections shall be taken up here
after for toldiezs families, to leave the thus col
lected money with Mrs. Edgerton. at the DEPOSIT
tory, No. IS State street, who will give receipt
for the amount received
1t WAS ttated TINT many Of tine soldiers Wives
who ale really destitute and highly deserving de-
cline acccptinE aid unless they return IN cQiy
alcnt In the way Of labor. Having families to care
for, they caInot 90 from home, to work, but wilt
most cheerful1y do any sewing or other work that
ia left at the Depository for them, which they can
take lone, cotnp!ete, and return. Thoso wAo
have sewing to do would do well to confer with
Mrs. Edgerton at the Denosltory.
IRISH NATIONAL, FA1R.-The following let
ter has been received from Miss Edmonds In re-
sponge to IN invitation to give reading in Chi
cago, for the benefit Of the Irish National Fair:
To the managers Of the Irish National Fair:
L.D1Es- Meet cheertnlly respond to the mans
gers Of the Rational Fair TO give Reading In Chi
ea2o for the grand object In Eicw: am
fo.t OF mine can in any Nay ssiat that
Island, whose daughter I proudly claim to be, In
the FIST struggle for freedom. How fondly do
hope that, through the united efforts Of our race,
may yet sec her happy and free. Here let ma ex-
prees my regret md sympathy and deep feeling
Tor the death Of that great chief, Gen. Corcoran,
whose loss fs irrcparahlc to tae land he loved 60
well, and to achieve whose independence he would
willingly have sacrificed his life. Wishing every
success to yonr undertaking., I remain, u
dies, your obliged friend and fcllow=eonntrywo-
man, TERESA EDNoNDai
BnooKLYH, January, 1864.
, 1864-01-24

TousDED.-In speaking Of tho loss Of of
Gcezs Of the sth Illinois cavalry, at the battle Of
Beverly Ford. onr notice stated that ajorForsyth
WIS sltshtls wounded, which YVES an error, n he
wss eeve1eay wounded, Mimic bail passing
tbrough his thigh, disabling him from service tor
fnur y,,rnfha
, 1864-01-24

Err ~ "A
49, - ~ :. -" -. A"'A. A"o
Inc LlFlnGe1on Ae'ofmeo Dutch Ghofch, tcoruce
OF Monroe and 4apeamon strects) will hold
Fair and Festival at Bryan Hail on "Wednesday.
T1nrsdnv ,nd F-,a,r ~ thIa y,ecv 1,na,n.sa ncn
who dine down town Will nnd an excellent din.
nes at tna io"e5 aala1 caca o. taese tass4 from =
10 coe4. we unaefstana e11ens5e arrange.
taents nave oeen H1aae iof display o. use'al anu
fancy articles which Yi DO creditaole to tho Lady
managers, attractive to the purchasers, and the
sale OF which viii relieve the church from some
unpleasant pccunfaEy embarrassment.
~
counntdl are requested to meet at Warner Hall on
Monday evening. The e5tl, inst. at O'Clock 10,
The transaction Of business, peraons who are
elected, but not initiated. arc requested to be at
the hall N.t1e before The time specified, Al 8
O'Clock the open meeting Et1l comm ence to attend
which ladies' and the nnh,c cenera],y are cnrda]1y
invited. This 1oeettng ,ri1l ba afdressed by Rey.
N.th.nte1 Co,v.r n n af,cr ,chich y FAINT.
leroy ssq 10 expected 10 fec'e an Original poem.
-"
POLICE CouR1.-4ncre were lew cases al
the Armory yesterday OF general interest. few
DRINKS and the ball cases noted below cohstitu-
ted the aum total Of COlYtCtG
, 1864-01-24

K- Hause and Sign Painting, Calctmning
Glazing and Grainiug. Paper HanRings and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. E.R1GBT, s. Randolph 81.
Box 6s6e. jay2au5s+lm
, 1864-01-24

"ANTED-.To sell the stock and
w good will of drstclass Millinery Estsblish-
rnent, In tenitaI location Lake street. ANY oua
chanet ss Illness s the cause Of saie 10 one nssa
Fish h best OF security. Address ren1 nrnc. cncos
ing stsmr, for one wecE, n S." I. o. Box 5i19-
e oorS3t - y
, 1864-01-24
:Tnu1lD.,

=. .VQu1to.
FOUED-In r. Palner's D "
Il Goods Store. = Bold Bracelet, which tbs oansr
ear have upon paying chatGes- Ja2+uB.12t
FOUND-1n my st6re, a Wallet
Textfse1nent- -.->J0HE &. WALSH. ="
Corntr ct Asdisou4t md Custom House Place. ::
EOUND-A..: .:Yawl Boat, which
Il the owner can havc by calling 1t :15sorth WA&e1
ssEEet p5o.!nE property and paying charges.
aETOUND- Bay Horse and an
!. orea Spring Wagon. Tia owner can hays In,
io1paxion OF the ssIne by calling q tbe once Of
MADDEN q okMSBY. u Market street. :.
r ~ ns93k, -.
, 1864-01-24

~1rA11AN OrERa.-The sale Of ecats for the
season viii take place at Higgins Music Store,
Monday, Jan. rbih, at o'clock a. m-
tarH*nLie-u -
, 1864-01-24

w ANTED To sell, the general.
w Household Furniture, Of a small Cottage.
Sweet with the lease to May lat, wh,ch may be re-
newed al low rent. Address Post othce Boz 1881.
, 1864-01-24

FOUND DEAp.-Wiuia.n AcGooEEe, occupy.
in, apartments en- tho conner Of Clark md Ontario
..s..t. .r,t fonnd dcad in his ROOM On the s..
c4' -" -.- --.;. uAI there WIS little
instant: NR a 8isd n an apopectic I'll. Deceased
YVES most respectfully connected In this city, and
was formerly the war correspondent Of the New
Tork Herald.
, 1864-01-24

IMPORTANT MILITARY CHASGEe.-Ag gentle
man connected with the Memphis press informs
Ms that Brigadicz General J. D. Webster has been
1elieTed Of the supe1intendcney Of the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad, and appointed Chief OF STAFF
to Major General Sherman
We lcxsn also that Major General Huribnt ia ro-
1eved, and that Major General L. n. Smith, an
officer Of the regular army, is appointed to the
command Of the District In his .stead- Brigadier
General Vestch, commandant Of the Post, Is also
relieved By General Bnckiand. This is the report
brought from Memphis, hut 1t il not yet confirmed
by Cur correspondents. aud NE do not give It full
srnSerrn
, 1864-01-24

FLAG FOR TIE 10TH ILL1so1s.-A beautiful
silt flag has been presented by Mrs. J.. 8. Turner
Of this city to the 10Th Illinois regiment: It w.s
appropriately acknowledged BY Lieutenant Colonel
james Stuart, whose lerscr has not yet been re
, 1864-01-24

UoRRiD1E DEATn.-Abontthree weeks ago
Assistant ucalth omces Edwards WAS called upon
By young mnn to yisit medfcas student, who
Wis lying Ill Of email por, on North Clark street
Nr. Edwards visited the house, and found the pa-
ticnt almost dead from bleeding. He Was dcltious,
ard during the absence OF his friend and fellow
student, had taken his jsck-kuife and cut his own
throat in terrible manner, besides stsbbing him:
rclf three or four times In the ibis. He died a.
most Immediately. His friend admitted that he
had taken the disease from the disasetlag fa5e,
the body OF person who had died OF small po1
having been brought to the college for thepurposes
ef atudy.
, 1864-01-24

w WANTED "A good Carriage
good workrnen need apply. Address JONES. ROSS
CO, lafayette, Indiana. Post oiace Box 69.;
, 1864-01-24

w ANTED-A Local Agent in
O: the cennfFy so I'll ous nsE nosSney srx
MGl1kERt''l Tor Kesosenc Lan,p:: heos jos: The
tblrg long DESIRED And nov found to ualvers2l
s.t!tfacitnu Also our family requisite called
TABLE MAMMA ind other articles Of utility
Co, Custom House Place. utar Post ouace. Chi
cago. Ill. ja34-u5111t
, 1864-01-24

THE LAKE TuSNE1--It is Instructive to re-
fleet On the intimate connection existing between
a,l earthly thingr, and The why in which slight
bitch in one department Of industry will affect
ecores Of other trades and procesees- The WORK
On the lakc tunnel would have been commenced
Ga, os t.ro after New Yea1s, but that the etoz1n
cylinders from being brought here from Pitteburs-
That difficulty roBpved. the engineers struck, and
of course the cylinders still ut Pittsburg, where
thcy win remain until the rai1soad difficulty Is ad
justed and the cars reenme their running: Tho
1nnnel hAnGs fire, but not from any fault OF the
contractors. J.:.;. - :;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-24
DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt, the most obsti-
nate disease, except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes, but will state that tho effect of the dis
ease is the conversion of the starchy principle (or
vegetable portion Of the food) into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are Ignorant of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day, and obliged to get up from one to
fifteen or twenty times during the night No notice
is aken Of it until their attention is called TO the
large discharge of water and often when it is so far
advanced as TO be beyond the control of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
tOlerahle-khe patient drinks coNSsdRAy tcihout be-
ing s1tiVed also dryness Of the mouth cracking of
the lips sweet breath, in the advances cases.
and finally loss of appetite, emaciation and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION W ATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that it is specific as we have that opium
viii produce sleep, and truthfully say that it has
cured every case in which it has been used.
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, GRAY.
Ell, Brick Dust Deposit, ETC., Etc.,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion-n the one
case being too itte and accompanied by severe pain
and in the other too profuse secretion-which will
be speedily cured by the