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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29
ROOMS
PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA

The proprietor OF this establishment havngpur
chased the late interest Of A. j. Hassler in the
same, and having made expense We additions there
to is now prepared to do all kinds of Photograph
ing, Ambrotyping. Ferrotypng and Melanotyp-
ing in the highest style of the lis large sky
al side lights enable him to take all kinds of pic
tnres i'm all kinds of weather,
He Is having immense of those
beautiful Carte de Visites. that all the rage in
the cities. They are just the thing and every
body should havea dozen at once.
Life sized Photographs as true to natures
ture is true to- herself and very popular
Pictures of all kinds copied and enlarged.
Don't fail to procure life likeness of your
Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Husband or Wife
before their dear faces are hidden from your view
by the grave. Money could not buy from You the
poorest and fantest Photographic image ofthe lost
loved Then delay not day lest the sub
stance fade ere YOU secure the shadow.
The undersigned having had years of expert
encc in the picture business, and having recently
become familiar with all the late improvemen:siu
the art hatters himself that his work will COM
pare favorby with the best done in the cities
New and beautiful pictures, Stereoscopic views
etc., will constantly be added to the already re-
spectacle stock; that this establishment willin-
deed be a "Fine AIT Gallery" Calland see the
pictures. FIJI. HALL, ASIsr
Plymouth, lntiana, September 2lth 1854, netf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

~ office is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the under
signed is this day dissolved by limitation All
persons knowing themselves TO be ndeb ed to the
late firm of Reeve Capron are requested to call
and settle. The Books and papers are to be found
at the Office Of c. II, Reeve.
G. II. REEVE,
A {. CAPRoN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29

Those knowing the mselvesin arrearsars mott
ied thattheir dues arc very much needed, and
.Dpe they viii redeem theirpromisesto pay mp.
] .BROWNLEE.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29
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SETTLE Up!

All persons indebted tn the late firm Of RICE
SMITH a earnestly requested to call aud
bile their cunts NJ * RICE
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29
HONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED

Invite my old cust0me rs to call and eIomins
nv stock and prices and if they suit they will be
sure and buy. have no blowing TO do to Undue
you to purchase Of me. Honorable. straightfor-
ward dealing and alivipg proftand no humbug
is my motto.
, 1864-06-16

NOR SALE-Lots on West Lake,
Randolph. Wn,hineton s9d Asd1son aissS. ssE.sss:
Ronse ~ Lot corner Indiana and Wolcott streets.
lot l1sK b. lco to An atey: House ana Lo5 nntt9'
OIce 10. oyer II Wells street. l:l2-k5ls0s
, 1864-06-16
Commercial POSTSCRIPT
CHICAGO MISREPRESENTATION.

NEpHEspAY EVENING, Juue lao o. N.
There was large attendance at tn Sherman
House in the evening, and tie wheat Ltket Was
wildly excited and active ct much. hler prices
thsu were paid on Change. Besi.es an Awe spec-
ulative dem and. there wasa brink auiifor ah!p-
nent. DIspatehea from tho Newhall luse. NIL
ysukee. were received during tho evenll. revesl.
ing a s1n,Ilat excitement there, indnd It wAs
thought by the drouth In Wisconsin. viii. h2s eu.
dspgered this wheat crop.
WHEAT closed firm at an adyance over Ia prices
paid on Change OF 8x@i1c 2 bushel. 1nhe altar
about 10000 Bushels were sold at 3.D1i4 for
No and u. 81 for Mop. In the eycue shout
5000 bushels were sold At s1.+A91 4dh for l. and
3Ls@1 40 Tor No 2-:!osinR nrm at S!.t6K foo Land
fI39for Eo3. Tte transactions In the eVeng we're
as follows Is 900 bu No Spring at el.3l; lG0o q
do at 81 45 COO bu do at Slae 1?ocp but at 81
Ask; 25feo hu No Eps1ug at 81 81; 5,ato do at
sls7k; e0a bu do at Sis $4,000 bu do .33X
$3.50 bu do at t1.so, $500 tu do at 51s9H 1900 b1
do NJ $t.41.
er-sAles were: 5000 bu No Corn At tl.19t3 1700o
bu DO at S1.1o-market clos,ne steady. 4
OATS were neglected. The only sale fepaed was
z,coo bushels No at soc.
HIeuwlSEs were active and hsm at th9outs!de
prices paid on Change. Sales WeEe - foll4s :-6oo
brls at al.s1x $50 brls at Il -c:osiue tlE,
SALT Wal active aud firm. Sales were 40 brli
new Fine Salt 1t 2275 delivered at cars; POO brld
old Saginaw On dock On private terms.
CARBON OF is In good demand. This aksnoou,
200 hss Andrus, Clark 4 Co.'S" white oil Mre sold
at &c, and 200 brls Of coed standard white d. at
sAmc price.
P1oy1s1o1a were drn. Mess Pork Is In dcnsud 81
4ssoo-se1leIs holding At $500. Lard Is In acmand
At 1sKc- -ecllera asking 1aK315c.
FRzisuTs nInh The schr Supply was chaiefed Al
15c for wheat TO Buna.o.
, 1864-06-16
GREAT LIBEL SUIT.
John helly against the Chicago Iimts--JHds-
meut BY Defa nit-Motlon TO set aside
Default 0yerruled-.-Dan-
ages to he Assessed
on Nou9ly.

The case Of John Kelly, Of the City Police
Force; rs. 7As CAleaoo 77nes came up again yes.
terdsy before Judge Tan Higgins. The readers OF
the T1BC11 will remember that the action Was
brought BY the plaiutid upon m alleged lbsl pub
Ished in the Timer On The 10th Of January last,
headed ..6can: Aag.-Aatital Distresss.-HAr-
.Stiee the 4aosSs stated that police okicer No. T.
(which is alleged to be Kelly 3 1umberl- having
been On bis beat returned home une1pectedlI
hinse'f preparatory to reti1l1g, bat his wifa
feigning f,csnezs, be put on his ciothee and went
to nelgh bo ring saloon for brandy; that 1t the
ihas he Vas pet1esaed Of more g. eash thin he lad
down he net,sed that hs was not attirea IN his
he hsd been dlshono7ed. ana u frantic state
h!s @ :; Eits e. . h.a dee qssampss !, Win IL
lots Of truth In the sensation article as regarded
policeman y, 10; and srit for libel waa 1mme-
4 simmons was rerved upon storey l. Wosden,
editors Of the Itsnes, but they paid attention to
It, and default was taken against them for non.
appearance: After default had been entered they
aside, upon the aidsvits oi Storey aud Others, a.
iegnp that the Ibe Iona article was inserted BY
oi the local reporters Of tho paper without tho
knowledge sf the principals.
that the facts Eet forth In the afldaylts might be
admissible IN evidence, In mitigation Of damages,
but Would OF constitute any 6etenss to the acton
nor sh1t1d the defendants from the responsibility
Of the nbe1ous publication msde in the paper Of
which they are the proprietorB. they being fespon-
Judge van il. Higgins, IL Diminishing the motion,
made some severn structures upon the fmpropf1ety
Of newspaper editors pandes1ne to the deRTaved
taste Of certain Glars OF renders by fabticating
immoral stories.
The case Ia eet down for IN assessment Of dam
ages On Monday next.
STRAWBERRIES and cream at Bryan Hall this n
, 1864-06-16
Pension and Rounty Blanks.

Pension and bounty Blanks.
For eale at tho CHICAGO TRIBUNE OFFICE, 81
Clark street.
The eelies is complete, and the forms are accu-
rate, conforming in every respect to the instruc-
tioEs from the Pcueion Odioe. AL the forms per
timing to sn application die printed upon one
sheet, embracing tho Declaration Of the Applicant,
The Atidar;ts Of Witnessed, tie Certificates Of the
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney Clerks Certificate,
&c, &C., with ample blank spaces.
Apnlication for Transfer of Pension.
3. Application for Prize Money.
Application Of widow OF Mother for Payment Of
Pension.
Application ot Invalid Penaionsr foE Payment Of
Tension.
Claim Of Heirs for AreaTs.
C1afM for Horse and Equipment.
Communication Of Rations for Exchanged Prison.
of War.
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
(Act Of March 8, 1881 ...-:
Eears-
Tr,-Mouthly Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Communication Of Fuel and Quarters.
We send them Posr PAID. ut the fate Of Is cants
per ouire, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address, Tn1BUNE COMPANY.
, 1864-06-16

60 email matter. But. as 1t Is nov b1azed into
publicity Ehalt get 1t right. -.
tbs ballot numbered 70 me on the poll List is
ehe1man-Democrauct ticket. But did not vote
that ticket. It was numbered to me- By mistske 10
tse rush Of rapid yo.tng; The poll lists are fol-
los Jehn Lyu King; 10a John @ Conner. Nov,
this John {, Counos was haI-keeper in C. ".
Psttcn's saleon-cn Ifishnan, I Ibeleye-but, most
ceuaInly On una6ulte1sted corperhead, who, am
sn!orntd, wonld not sleep soundly at aighs under
y charge Of voting Republican ticket, and YET
ballot :os i stE5ight oat 9ynn Republican Ii /.
was thc ticket Connor voted. His 1ote was nun.
tered to ne arg ny vote vas numbered to him.
neFse1; that voted An 9ptH stalsht out, m
scratched Bryan Republican ticket. More than
that, wac strongly committed to Bryan for per
sonal reafcns- Twas one o. those who privately
urged and prested him to permit his nomination.
made speeches in the canvxss, and one At the
large meeting IN Bryan Hall. tor him. sped
died" BEyan- Republican tickets nll day at the
potfs, and Perhaps disposed Of as na0y In tAst
way a. any other one person This is the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing bat tbs truth.
j0HN LYLE kCgE.
, 1864-06-16

lSpeC1Al DupAlcn 70 lH6 k1jC3Eo 111ouae.f
BRIDGEPORT, Wednesday, June Is.
CLrAEkp. 1ith.-Progress, LaSalle: Lcgraur, La
salie 5735i lumber g shingles IS: 800 18th Alt
oas. tasslle. e3ts2 lumber; Eliz9beth, Loek port.
Seneca. 66,e@1 lumber 7s.soo !ath Lemont, Motrs;
Terror S. 5lz lumber: Acme, l.ockport Laura Ann,
Ottawa: Caypfs, Lockport 46,2i0 stdlnEs ,N0 Shn-
giles. 5,tto 1ath Esaex. LocEport 4. Wooisou Ot-
tawA.
ILrAaEn@wed dnesday,, June 15.Nator!eo. Is
Lasallo. 6. 81 hhHRles Ito, ,oGa lath.
ARRvKD-Tutsuay. J 1un III. G. G aylord, Lock.
h9Fns 60 eeo hones Nattieus 3.7l9 b1 corn
$&S - com AiIda: Essiis. s::so bS ~; Peigs:
corn r E. Goodrll, utica, 5,ot0 bu cora Maple
Leaf Joltct scoo hu outs Kesolute, Athens g yds
dInenslon stone AdTances Athens. u yards d1men.
sion etope 10 yards rnbble stone D. GGss, Athens 90
yards rnbbe suus 8. F: Gale, Athe1t 60 yard. rub
hle Etone: Comm1d1re Fe9te Lasaiic, 57so b. soTnt
Sslle, 4,ult bu corn.
AREIKD--W Wednesday, June l5-Mon:aaS. Norris.
5000 bn ecrn Constitution .Lockpott, SEQ bu c9zn.
ADDITIONAL.
IL dasas n0.sEoT t,sss:
E3etisor. KanKakee. ST 1900 e lumber IS Gale.
Athene:, He's. Athens: Advance. Athens; Ecso-
low, Lasaic, s. GO It lumber Aida Lasae; c. ".
Zimmerman, Ottawa, 5000 n lumber, $40 postss
HEsrrxp-Gontest Morris. 500 bu corn, lss bn
rye; Belle Francs, Norris, 5,s6 bu corn Drill,
corn; L. Burnham, Joliet. 81 cubic yards dlmension
, 1864-06-16
st. LoutB Market.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribme.]

sr. LOUIS, Wednesday, ,JuneIs, 1854.
TonAcco-Sa1es again large, and prices w.1e abott
the same as exhibited IN tho advance Of yesterday.
FLoUR-steady. Sales 800 brls choice city d.able
extra at $3.50 70 do oehoiee double extra ut }.s 20
double extra at e7so. Inspected and delivered 100
do extra ut &7.oa.
GRAN-Wheat unchanged. Sales 1,4l0 sks c,olcc
at t2L7u@17s, IA do good to prime II u 6oo165;
50 do common $15s 1e8 do poor t1.40; 80 do prtng
at s12o oatl lowers sales embrace li2s st. 1t PIC,
delivered; - do at CSC 100 do At SIC 100 do at93Kc.
Corn heavy, yet tome activity prevails. Sslesof II.
sks choice white 1t Sl.2s 1879 sks white 1t 3l; 8s
do primo white &l-2ek; 273 do mixed white tl5 $40
do Yclo AID mixed si.2s. delivered; SIS do mixed
k1Es. Rye-Sales embrace IL ska At $l28; 1*5 do st
3l.sek.
wu1sk1-Hisher to-day. with sales Of ssa bsls at
s1.5; lao do At &l.2lX; 80 do ut $l.e4.
, 1864-06-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbure1
CNo1saAEI, " Wednesday tvr., Junc IS. 1871.
FLou1-A better demand with a frmtr feeling.
Euperlne sold at F8.75, and extra At 1850,
WulsKT-An active demand and prices higher :;
SO brls sold At $50, and q do at $1.si.
0RA1H--Wheat demazd better: Sl.is was palt for
red. Corn dun at 3llo Rye market dall at $l559
1.:6 Osts offered at Sic Without finding buyess.
GRooEaIEs-Atssketq quiet and steady. Coffee quiet
at 431,@t5. Raw SUGARS firm 1t 199?.c; crushed un-
changed at G@a6 Molasses uomlnalAt 81 b59l.Ga-
Psoy1sioHs-Mess Fork higher, with fales Of 800
brln city at xs t0 close 1t was eld At 9 lp3
900 ms bulk shoulders sold ut I1Hc. Lard he'd 1rm.
1Sn.
, 1864-06-16
hIflwnukcc Mnrket.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbpne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
A1Lw: uKEE, WEpHxsDAI, June Is. 1851.
FLorn-F,rm and ,itt,e doing.
GRAta-Recelpts, of Wheat 1000 bu; market e1-
t1emely unestt1ed. Sales this IntFn1oE were; $1,000
bu no Spring. iumedlste delivery, at $1.4Gel47;
COO bn do, sellers option I'LL Juns 2oth, at 31&
$500 bu No Spring. regular receipts, at sl42; T.,
COO bu No 2 Spring, Immediate delivery, ut $l.ss.
Sales on Change were: 500 bu No Spring, imme-
diAte deli1 err, at u 81 Geo bn do, sellers option
sl month at &143. Market this afternoon and even
tug teyer!sh and excited with sae Of 900 bu No
Spring 1t at -; closing rm latter agure;
the demand WIS chiefly to make uo sholt sales, md
the sellers had It all IN their own hands, Oats dull.
Barley and yo neglected. Corn st.ady, sale. were:
scars In store. 1t st.1o; 6cao bu do at SlltH; %
bags delivered at $1t1.
, 1864-06-16

TOR SAlE-The choicest resi-.
4 deuce ard business property IN he city. Ga ne
With biy!tion IN South Clark atreet, &C.. &c. A
Ere.t AUCTION sale w1l occur On re sg.a 1nss q
AVID M!pinum price Stated Arrangements: foE
selling can now ba effected In THUS. y: nEf MA
, 1864-06-16

Money more att1ve snd firm ut 6a7 per cent chiefly
latter rata call loans Sterling c1ehanHs qnlet and
eaiet and Steady. opening At a6X. advancing to NX,
closing steady at 6f Govsspnsns st3cEs y1thont
coupors 10: io1h: 7$os, oet.oeI and April, 1a:sf
ses;: 4 n pid a0K G 4 11tts ll.K III scrip
a :N1 isl4; Ems 1leH H9eson issH: Read a. ns
"A certificates 5yx Cumt 15E.
, 1864-06-16
Tu Ke1lt.

TO RENT-A suit Of pleasant
i furnished rooms, and two single rooms. to let
without board furni4hed with gas. water, closets.
&c. Fer particulars inquire at Isl East a3DnSt9u
afY
, 1864-06-16
anrtton Sales.
THIRTY.SIX DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS
IN THE WEST DIVISION,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Juno 22d, 1861, at
TX O'Clock r. n,
ON THE PREMISES
attrtto11 Sales,


we shall tel1 tho following desirable Residenc
ote eItuste tp puncan'3 Addition, Tiz:
~. ~ =, 80. 20 :, p1oct M. :. front,nr vtst on
~ hstveen Madison and 10 aros H1l
teet eseh; z,oct m IN. .nrtss. fronting east On
HABted efIeess qStNSt aaah fenn1,nT 1e7t
Lots1 and i! 10 f!e ck ~ 9e1.so s.s
1ese 81 dfs Il snn Ads. yseKson r.
lots q ~ ~ ana !! ess ~ iese1 strset he.
tueen Vsn Buren. and Tyler streets. r.4.a
snnfs 4 STia5 zach, 1rontiug xest On Peoria St. In
B!ocE.2, between Van Buren and Tyler stseets.
Lots 2611s Lots ~ y, T. - aaa 10y L., ~ hetIeen
T1ie1 snd HtTrinon etFcetf.
Iofsi B. l. and g. 591125. onttnE east on Peoria
IGt1g y III IT. ii Is and IL, 5:x173. fronting ives
IN ssng.smon M st,eet. Block IS, between TJ1er and
Htrlieon sta
esiaon stTeet, between Harrison aod T!lor sts:
~ * t ri;visnn iii hish snd dry aud
W.il 7ncatcd itis netr TWO lines Of trrset rauHsys
the Madison street ana aasseu s...e'd.nnes-smonv
, 1864-06-16

Coughs and ColdH.-Those who are suffer
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenees, Sore Throat,
&C., should tfy " Bsorn's BTotsh41i 1toead,
simple remedy which has relieved thous sands, and
Which Il In almoat eye!I case cdectuAl.
, 1864-06-16

WANTRu-Fur the uo7eramens IN the Qua1sa>
w Ma6terS Department. A. St. L1uts, c0o Labo1@r1
wager rs per month and Eaten4. Also, Loo Team.
Aset1, ages tas PET month and ratibns. eree Hsne
pcrtanon tutntshet to plAee Of Destination R.ld r.
turns to ST. Ie1!s. Ao. For tu1taer lnturtnaion I:
Qutle st the Goye!nHent Office. l32H a3utt Nht=
street ChAakc, III. JAHkS ". CLARE,
mJke283-4m Government AES1A
, 1864-06-16

rtiA r Il Il ID.

In this city. On the 18th inse, By y aosi1E
Ed j. Fl. Mr. HARLES &. BECKER and Nlsa
MARGAKET BELL, alt OF this city.
On Tuesday, The 7th inst., at tho retldencc Of the
hri5s b tbs Kss pT nf r: GEe. y
Monitor ECnsskilt," and ANNIE E.. daughter Of
Jo,lu McEune, Esq, Of New York.
, 1864-06-16
BnYAs HALL nEgt be crowded tonight for ths
benefit CT the Soldiers Home.

the r.oncY article ofthe Hartford CoarcHt Of June
1lth,a showing how the determination oftbe West
to have sound and uniform currency, affects the
Eastern currency mills. Let the good work con-
Time, until circulating medium equally valuable
and current In all parts Of the land Is substituted
for the miscellaneous strI with which we have
been go long s1licted:
"The circulation OF The eastern banks continues
TO rueh home rapidly, the western brose1s and
tunkt1s being determined to iotce bills Of State
Institutions from circulation. and to substitute in
pace. tho National currency. From the report OF
The Bank Commissioners, and from Information
circulation Of the banins Institutions Of this State
has tcen returned since Jan. l, 1ss4."
From the same source VIC learn the following re-
s ~ sa
s,fi | icsyins snrpins 81 ssso,c15:
upon comparison With our iast reports, show an
| increased vatue. Hartford Fire, s!nce the issue
OF Ecw stock from the surplus earnings. has start
IL said to br tur purchasers ! great bargain. and
those who eecuIe the stock ut that figure will
osahy enoy the at 10 70 tfqte to pi
! dividends. The lste President, Hi. Huutlnston,
(,eirs about to visit Europe with his fsmiy) hav-
| rltasv, wEo from lis long cunnexion with the
company Ii admirably ftted aud well qualified
fur tee Pcst. has bccn snsafsno1sy elected fre5l.
! Grnt- NJ ieorEt y. Coll. Nlo mas necn feccutly
with the Merchants Fire of this city. and with
considerable experience In underwriting, has been
elected to fill the vacancy carsei bF the promo.
lion Of Mr. AyR-a most Judicious selection
With Mr. Lyman, tho Assistant Secretary. and
thu o:Icr ATTACHES, aad the s,crlin. and - solid
toa55 cr dlt ectors Eho have 81 loag Btool by, rs
s.stirg in guiding the telm Of this g.59ite " q
st1tutilp, there cannot he any reasonable douh
th9t it will contnue in the enjoyment OF the SAINT
prosperity as heretofore.
1his institution, whose eenf raj agency Ia loca
tet; In this city, urdsr the management OF G. F
Die1ell, Esq., with Hubbard s. Hunt, for ]oca
agents, Is he1d in high repute not only here, bu
throughout the West.
We understandable improvement nov In pro
grcss on Laealie street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall, is 1or substantial and elegant branch osdc
for this Company.
, 1864-06-16
LOCAL MATTGElS,

Ladies' Loyal LcnEue.-There will he
meeting Of the LcaEue this (Thuzs1ay) atte:n Don
Ut balf-past two o'clock, at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, Methodist Church
Block. Mrs. J. n. lsonAHAA.
, 1864-06-16

Dr. B1gelou.-A large proportion Of the hu-
man 1ace suffer more 1esa from veoereal diseases
Of their eoucomi,ants. The taiot, onco acqntr-
3D. 10 often left to iurk In the blood and ma iJestA
iteelf through succeeding generations. The trc,t
fsult OF the age lun nedtately pfeeedin tn!s waa
.hat this flight mi class Of diseases WAa combsied
, 1864-06-16
Railroad Time Table.

The following tabIe shows the tine Of arrival
and departure Of the several Ialrs On all the rail-
roads In Chicago:
cH1cA0O AND NonrHwEsTmN-pEP0r COR WEST
TATER AND K1NZIE 6T&:
, 1864-06-16
To AL Who Use Liquor.
Citizens Of the Western States.
WOLF E'S
SEUIEpAA

AROMATIC sCHN APPS.
Az means of ncutraliztng the deletesious prop
critics of unwhoesome WAFER is absolutely invhlu-
able to the traveller. It will 7nEllhiy prevent the
dJ ecntery and laxative disorders WHICH attack
strangers who use the waters Of the Mississippi.
the Ohio, and other western and southern rivers.
1t stimulates, in moderate degree, the digestive
.as q
The universal fluid encountered on journey. Nor
is this ali: The different Kinds and qualities o.
Who uses ardent spirits, a. beverage Or correct
i've must necessarily meet with. arc no less perni-
aaa saS Il fhspfes a9S wsy II 4
Uniform strength aud parity, cannot :aii 70 Pc ap
preciated by al who have become hahitusted to
While, In cases Of dropsy c1aycl, distractions OF
the kidneys, diseases Of the bladder, Dyspepsia,
and general debility, It Il recommended most en-
The medical profession, and Hospital Surgeons, U.
II is put up in quart and pint bottles, in cages Q.
one dozen each, with the name Of the undersigned
ns.nre On the ia6el and is iof sala BY al respecta
BILE Druggists aud Grocers.
UDQLrno WOLFE,
soLH 1xPoRTBR,
Nos. 18 4 y Beaver street, New York.
J. Il REED s Co.: ;c9saSo'
PAvn f3,n1 Eleno1soa r. Gincinns u
Agents.
ALSO FOE SALE:
1000 cases old Madeira Wine,
s,LO0 cases old Sherry Wine,
1000 cascs old Port Vino,
1850 Cases cd Cognhc Brandy,
Imported expressly for medical and prlvatc use.
For ealc below the present cost Of importation.
UDoLpRo WOLFE, New York.
te6hee2-19t II wAs
n
, 1864-06-16

rcneas M VIZ oeehrca cufe*ouaa .ne o' sa2-
tnrsfev for hn,.s-it4 nlne y j? +h,r,. has
heen insnenratcd an3 its ne';eMe ; q sennSladge
.ssrtrsd ~ - auu t1e lMeea ~, mnd
very root Of tie discr1eT .9c1irent among
these i. DR.. Bieelow, who his d'ted the la1or o:
bis life to the discovery Of ,ts,eaas @ Of ttaily
tient IS free as before Inject, That b, has
euccc eded, his thousands Of foSr oatients ss:l~
lice plainiy pSoyss, 81 nnsia s ta' - anc aIong
TIE very few specialists nov n,1;c,nrs Eh, are
able to do what they prom,snrnrE q peect
crre. He ean do this. and sh.f /. aafa nndsoee-
dy manner, without danger or ex1s1re' HIS ,oms
Of Monroe. Visit hin. All es w ssasYe d S Ssdcted.
You cannot afford to remain au,v te16ksE1t.
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Cedar camnf,or .ro, u,,,!. MAJ and
refsndtno Fn1l Fo35'TfoT III hH!tU moS .s.s a1u ~
Mo,Ss IA M311a,a an9 Mo1Ecn. iom 1as Gpaa.o "
nnd snid hr m.,,s;c aaoe o5 dirrl 8 e9uai'
, 1864-06-16
:Tou1lD.

TAKEN UPON or about June
L sth. large Grey Ho:ss, sTttsn tai. ten OF
in oult House SluAre. May be found at Ceatral
Tolfca Et.tlon. C 2. BRADLEY.
ltklM.St Acting Supt Police.
, 1864-06-16
THE CITY.
Go to Bgxn BALL,

STnAwnrntr FEsT1vh1.-TLe ladies Of the
Trinity Miseicn Sabbath School, gaso festival at
Bryan uall lsst evening There " u fair attend
once,
, 1864-06-16

Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-ts usll
II to rent Tor all the purposes for which ii halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. sppltca-
tlnnce TO the Hall. ht9l0-l.
, 1864-06-16

How DoEa GEN. GnANT LooK
Bee the
SPLENDID PORTRAIT
in the JUNE No.
Of the
UNITED STATES SERVICE MA0ANEE.
For sale by al New Dealers.
, 1864-06-16

DB11onTFCL ExcuRs1eH.-Thc Sabbath Schools
o. the Union Park Baptist Church are going en-
t0sf that beautiful island in the Fox River, at
Geneva, On Saturday Of next week. the e5th inst.
These grounds have been ft:ed Cp for the ACCOM-
modation Of excursion parties and pic-nic., In =
style most charming. Bear the fnct in mind, and
he ready to Join the children. Time OF trains will
lie ANNOUNCED.
, 1864-06-16
mr.. Hammond, the Evangelist.
CuIcAno .Iune liz 1gA{

Editors Chicago Tribune:
II stranger may be allowed space in your
columns tor a briei note you will ohlice me By
inserting this. have lately arrived In the city.
have attended few Of Mr.. Hammonds meetings,
held every evening in the Clark street Methodist
Church. 4 hat church has been comfortably full
every night. but wish to express to the citizens
Of Chicago ny surprise n n9t anding stu Larger
preciated in this community. 1n Eastern elites,
be has addres sed, at different times, gatherings
unnbe1ing from SIX to ten thousand. was my
SET an eye witness Of one of these, at which tbs
Mayor OF the city presided. A eimilar scene WAS
presented In utisa, Auburn nd Rochester, N. T.,
ind In Newark, n. J. IL Chicago, your ener.etlc
city Of the Wet, second to those Of the East IN
no other enterprise, second in that Of religions
Many, am aware, doubt the permnnenre Of tho
impfeeslons mnds dar,ng resiyals. especially
world recommend to any judicious pastors who
have had fair opportunity tor teatinE the labors
OF Mr.. L.. or, II ihey are not acquainted With such
Psstore, to letters which ME n ha II k!s possss-
the Fold," In which a number Of theI, are COM
pressed and Given to the public: At alt events.
hope The people oi Chicago will allow him 4 fair
trial, and extend to him thelf cordial lid and
plnyc1fnl sympathy.
ReRpec ctfrilY. EAHT.