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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.

A BARGAIN. -- FOR SALE, 4 SHALL
brict co,tare and io' on murray i'm. Lot uo. Il.
H." price, shicl 1850. hall may IUusn 81 per
cent Apply at : De- street, 20 ttosy. $50
4 FARM OF - ACRES FOR SALE OF TX.
n chang. for y or Brookl,n propo, , an stock
implements .5,d 90 90; Que ~ &c eS
Slt one Do. Nc e., $1,000; oAo u ., v ~ hou.r
AID barn, 30 milea la Ne" Jer.ej Apply 7. 2EiLlO
|. ,cnt,ot..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-12

NArniNtNI AED 1uOlI tALE tIfs;
l..A s.ta t.atf .... 300 la h'4 or
g.. ...t..t a. cn- lifh ~ la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-12

T;'O TAliORS-WhNFX. - bGJJNN
. gP & J,,t.iag te.4H sl..eot eco, Il r.ndNW
..t,.aa o. cu.i.'rht ,0r h.rn- .ld inst ri'ncn,
80, nor CO., %. pioy nrut 81" -",! 49,. VIA
J., sl'Cu. 'i
, 1864-06-07
Commercial Postscript.

AoxntY Hy1x1Sa. Juna e.-iar.x
The reported adv1nco IN gold caused . vc7y frm
feeling IN tns general produte markets u the sher
man House in The evening, md fu prices vsst freely
paid.
THnAr VIM IN active demt1d, principally to M
Eastetn orders, snd sbont .oao huaheu chAFEed
hands IN the afternoon and evening 1t l2sH for No
1spring, and g1-3e49t.314 FIR No a-the outade
pstces beng paid only for small lot 1t particular
housa to nll short sA.s The traunettons wsru -
fo1ows:-5a 10 bu Ee Spring IN store 1t s'.z9k; !;
65Me bn No Spring In store n 7os bu do at
s17t4; 2,;po ou CO In r. T.s house ia dAJ re-
eetpts) ut &li74; 40 bu do ia 9tutxes5 1t al9tK:
zttb bu 2e}ected Spring In 6tusgssp At St-2s5tho
market clo&n1 very nrn 1t e1rsH for MOL, and a..
c6181:sf for No I. Tho stslnGcncJ In tho money
uastettepded very much to restrict brstaesa this
evez}bg-but fsv specufato1s bctng In poaitioa to
buy.
1860 bu No Corn in store At t11n 1000 ha do 1t
&lle4 II 200 bu do At sl.l04-thc market clo,inK
nru st $i1o4- Theta wa1 nothing whatetH done
In No Corn.
in he afternoon and evening were:-5.on sU No
Oafs IN store 7lAc: 1900 ta do ut 7tAc-tlosng
frm 1t ths outside quotation.
EteHwIS1s were nFm but Inactive. In the afteF-
noec ~ bIs tttJ wines were sold as u bat In
The evening there there ras aNtle or no dispoanon
t. operate, eisneE the para Of bu1ets oesellets
Provisions v ete somsv whist excited In consequence
cf esls Ct s.teo brls fTtIas Aeas an& MeAs Pork
which vera reported sold u thn Afseraoon to parties
from cincinnati, MI nrdrrs from tho Government
Tho strmr of sthe talc, ~ the prieee kept z
vstc but the folloH3pk EE5e the curzeaslJ rspoead
qr6tatir ps so br4s Psias haps Pork 1t SaaDo oa
b.ls do 1t 80 3 and 35oq brls Mtos AID Primo Ness
together. at $50 %. -...
FpEIGurs were tcttve and ! shade eAAtsr. Tha
rrop+llcrt Plyroufh trd Dean Etchmond uese en-
rnsed for Corn to buffalo 1t 1'o land the propeller
Potomac Oh Change Ut abe same pEieo] schr Eliza
1orsp wheat TO Buffalo, at 16e; sehrs Harriet Ross
, 1864-06-07

The following are the collections md receipts O.
he 81 ~ i! Il i cS cob eof as = a5a Ct ~ iox
do genera, collection, $soe.06; do co1ored people
hSre,1 m R.p. s5s s5q5 e 81 ;,s, s,.s tss
H. III, f15om Ks1sailes. H.. ;1s..o: ieTn IT,,
9ls7 % Quincy; u ssFs q; Onion Grove, &s1.ss;
Whitexa.es. Wl.- 2: 4. Cam, 9as41.
Adl5sn, Mich, Auxiliary Society, f7soo; Battle
Gieh.. s. nonse 500: 81 Bs4tsf' +, Hone9, sa- aeh,
Prrs. and n. Z Churches, $s76s; Jarkson Mich,
cnre1 Ch., s4z.90; jackson. Mich, Baptist Gu,
fa .1eS; 2isfsGn sis i ae c .sSE5 ps,sso. sp. s
N. z. ch:. $'oG; Miscellaneous, City collections,
1900: Niles, Mich. Pres ch, 1855; Niles,
Ansh sISan e92s'f! aeS u 4 sngt ,;s,ao entn
Collected b, y; =: Cooper, ssR:sa, =. follows.
II AsloTs, NJ. Trinity e., s2i:js; Pres; ch
ehiesgo. % st. JOINS cEn;rsh incuaHs iss5 ron
Juvenile Soc. So. IS; Chicago. Trinity Church,
A7.s5; Dubuque, Iowa, public meeting. kn.a5 !;
1segs gs;5 I'f2 eP bas S1'ea meet
Asonquip, u, school houss sel,; 9 6; oundss s
iH. Cong. Ch., $3.50; 40 T.. T. Cn-a 1r:no' 90 =.
Dp'fh Gh n,ss @ gseetns, do T ts15: do E.s school
hoHss Ss co, & al Of; Grnoa Wiz. Cong ch, - 5os
DO nitcenaneoss dopa1tons, Ssso H4H|nefss Il, nans
e, IS IS 81: r Senels,. H. H. Ind xis Hae6.l
Contribution, S5e. Riehmond. IT,. cnns: , :, e. e
DO II. E. Ch., x1a6o; Riggs school house coll.
$1.4o; Roscoe. IT., Il. T; e., 500: R4ngwood,
Illinois Union meetia@, ga % do small eoatst. &
Colleeted 81 c. c. Bicknell* 5135 6e ~ follows:
Aoftln, hlinn., $3.50: RoehesteF, MN. 4s.7s; !;
chs'atld, Mum. Soo5; Farm Hill. MINI, &t,2s;
Mitchell, Iowa. f16.2s:: otage. Iowa. 1850; Red
Wing. MIN, 8 SIS; Roeheater. Mlnn tCnncre-
eatonl Church, el7.6; Sarasoss, MINI, $3.50;
, 1864-06-07


nnWAuxER, J1la ., 1851.
T1ouR-Firn and Sc better.
GRs1S-Whest-Steady. Receipts, CO, 900 bu. Sales
this forenoon 900 hu No regular receipts ii
cstto hu No In store At 1l.o9K; 7oooa kbu do umo
d,ats deliver, at slso; &oo bu do regular recelpn
si.e; 12o ba do, sellers option Ill the MONTH at
11s3S otos bu do bnJcza option, ut s13o; 81
co. bu DO, buyers option al the week. at g. 80; 5000
bu No reeuiar receipts at sl.. Sale, on Change.
1o o0 bu No !, immediate dellyeryt At $1:vf9lsQk:
5000 hu do regular recops at u 50; $500 nu do, sell
ez's option all tho month. 1t 3l.&@129{; 1000 hu
week, at s1so; D,ood bu do, It'll Tuesday. at siso
1st0 bu do, buyers option TILL Juns 2o At Sl3t; 800
bu do IN bags delivered at si-t: 1900 bu No !, In.
mediate delivery, At <.e5. the Wheat merket at The
NewhaN House was very quiet but nrn sa1es:s13-
CO bu No 18pring at sI.So4. Oats-Good' shipping
demand and nErn. Sales: car, delivered, II lie;
Nc0 hu In stora a. lie; q bags dt1ivered at Sc.
Corn-stead5.. ssles:s1s cars delivered At 3Ill; /
ear and 100 bn Il storo at Sl.lo5 rye aud Barley
Neglected and nominal
, 1864-06-07
9t. Louis Market


ST. Louis, June &, 1881
ToBAcoo steady. sal.s OF Isl hhds, viz; IT greeu
.lsss at s41c95so IS fae'ory do sste7oa 81; plan
ters 90 At e1sotsioso ~ common shipping leaf Al
s1oso@1e.7o n medium do at sl6.ooa7o7s 10 good
do At t7o.sS9z7.75 5middhng manufacturing 10 at
sa72*ssLo IS good do At 81. .oo9s7oo; rau do st
$i7&6s1.es.
FLOUR nrn. ea1es ofkso bb1s double extss. prt.
Tate 1so do double s1tra 1t $775, Inspected 542 do
e1t1s, private 80 Co sprirg extra Ut stss; ITO do
choice tprtng auper at s6.s7K; odo spring super at
s6.l7x Isl do spring super 1T $500.
GRAl1-Nheat unchanged Sales Of 31,6.o sacks
shoice At tl.t Assn do prime 10 strictly prime At
sl6sa1e5 $50 do fair 1T Fix. oa:s scarcely 80 sNR
Bales Of 500 easks SIS do at &c. Cosnunthan.
Ktd. Sales offs sacks yerJ choics white st 80
do nj u =, delivered: 500 co prime while 1t 1oo
do prime mixed and old yellow st t1s4 500 do
mi1ed At 31.2x $50 do mixed at Slx.
Wn1sKY dropped toward tbs close, or era rather
ma1Gst. tAles comprise IS bbls ut Sl2sh ass do At
Il "a 81 do At sI.o7.
, 1864-06-07

+ IFpecial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tribune.l
CNcNNArI. Juno q, 1874
fIoUE-steady and quiet. Market without change
In princes. superfne At s8.a59675; extra ut 500,
GHAU-WheRt market unchanged; red At a. 43a
1:o: white 2!.t5a1.7u. Coln-a good demand for
shelled ut $f1s. but holders ask sl7o in ear dull at
91fs@iIo- Oats, holders ask Sta; NO sales. Rye-4oO
bu sold At &1t5.
as'l prices &c lover: go bfls sold at &l.23.
81ocER1rt-Market unchanged Coffee quIes at
t1Gtic. Raw sugars hrm at 1ssz7e; crusnsd active
aAto@76c.
E1oy1s1oNs-Messp pork unsettled and pricea higher
rnt ~ % was offered and refused. holders
kfssskng sseco 4 continued good demand for,
bulk Sides with sa'es Of 100 Coz Dsat lsHe. Lard at
v.need to he. No sales Of ether articles.
, 1864-06-07

FeaselA Pusaed Detroit,
Especial Dispstehto the Chicago Tribnne.l
DhTnoIr, June ., 1851.
U-Prop. Aayhower: barks Falrchlld. pr1ds OF
America, Tanner; schrs. Cooper, ;Aerrlck, While
Cloud. Perry, Iesoluse, sreepatakos. Altar, Mel.
vtna, Reciprocity, khds.
Dowa-Props. Badger fd'sabled), Touawaoaa ;
schrs. WyaAcotte, 1lncklsy, Kingstosd.
DnrnorT, June 8, 1874.
Ur-PTops. Evergreen, Frea Etate; sahrs. Erace
Murray, Flight.
Dow6-Prors. Forrest City, Missouri: hasks Twt-
light, international. Denmark: sehr. Col. williams,
sunk of Lexington, Laka Huron, By collision with
Schooner Twilight. Tbs former Il 4 total loss; the
LATER unlniured.
, 1864-06-07


Ep1roRs TRIBUNE :-Battsry l." better known
II praess ssssa
.ssln.tsd e,riy = lsel y Edwsrd poaton. vhe,
4 Fl as9s5 as4 At f. M III @
eago In M1rcb, 1889, rIo St. Louts for P1ttsoure
landing. II participated In both days..nahts e
vas slso ever aetive before Cozintb during ths th
siege and Was the hrst battery through the town
after e!ac1at1on. 1ts guns haze been heard inJ
pesr1y ~ the battles In Vest Tenneesee, 1t Vieks-
sherman In his march non Memphis 70 Chattanoo-
s1a rss at TIE ea1s ol hsson R!dss It hsa
past Years, and during that time pat man has
been Killed In battle. -Four were wounded at ShI.
sure hare rhinned It's ranks. The original roster
Carto,n-EdvasdB Bonton promoted to Colonel.
mottd to Captain Of company D.
Senior Second Observation-Disclosures Cudn.y; re.
Junior k.,.t Lieu.enont--wln. P. Lansing pro-
yentor Second L!euttnant-John c. Nicely.
OTdertv vSe7Ht1nf-Jos. 4. McCartney.
Qtarf<snsasftr Serpeant-John F. Russell.
The present roeter Is as foIlows:
C1psatn-John 6. Nicely on detached eoryite.
ri; Ntst L'eutenans-Jos. a. Mccartney comman-
~ Ssaoea eettf5l: I'eusenan+Elho g. Russell.
9rdtr3y y6<rgeant--stephen Tart.
Hu0Fie35H0atef ftofyGe1ht-RoOers Hecktes.
Recruits hare been forwarded by Sergeant Roo
ney to oil It to It's maximum, and A. the tide OF
war rolls over the sunny Sou b, We expect to ever
hesr Of It at the front, with their guns belchinq
forth death 10 all traitors. Z.P,H.
The Artists, SaIc.
The most attractive place In the city to visit lust
row T. Jeyne = Almlni's Art Gallery, No, 1ot
Washington street.
1t is thton.ed with people of wealth aud tssto
nom morn till 2aslight dashes over the scene aud
no WONDER for never In 80 small a space were
crowded 50 'many. choice specimens OF talent,
amounting In numbe1less Instances to genius,
There sre to be found small cabinet pictures,
which would adorn mante1piece far more than.
the most elAboratelJ ca1Ytd Whlto marble.
Landscapes, as green and freth with beauty az
the month OF June itself: Cool, refreshing marine
T1eWe Etrong and tpreeful na the ocean. Ponds and
woods that Puck and Ariel might have haontcd;
Is well an fruits, on which such dainty creatures
need not have diedA1ned to banquet: Wills the
miechicvous sprtes evoked by Mrs. st. John, which
haunt this region, are natural as flesh and blood,
and playful Al Robin Goodfe1ow.
The contributions Of Mr. Forbes do him great
credit. Mlss Cameton's Fruit, though, a. Rhe
nodcs]y observes, "On1y q copy" IL flu Of ius-
cious color. The desh Of ,be sfChud at Prayer"
Is eoft in texture and warm In tone.
Mr.. BgeloW has been very happy tu his rendi-
tlop Of" On the Fence and, in hct, the whole
collecttonjs credEtsso Chicago. r. II.
, 1864-06-07
LOCAL MATTERS

Acknowledgements members OF Fro
Engine ECONOMY" return thanks to 3lessrs.
Frost i Ha1e for $50 donatedto the company.
Preaching this EyeninE.-Denj. Frank
lin, Of Cincinnati. Will preach ut the Christian
Church. On West Monroe street, between Aberdeen
and Ruckcz, this evening, June 7th, at X o'clock
Let all attend who wish TO hear sound Gospel well
preached.
Sotdicras Fn1ni1fes.-The great Strawberry
Festival aud Donation Party for the benefit OF the
eoaers' famlies, comes of at Bryan Hall this day,
commencing at o'clock p. m. Gentleman viii be
fnruished with cup Of tea cold tongue, ham sand.
vich, &C.. &C., 30 they need not 60 home to tea,
and during the evening, Ice cream, lemonade,
cakes. strawberries strawberries and cream, nau-
s!c fowere, and pretty girls in attendance. will
abound In profuelon.
Let this DC the grand Festival Of tho season, and
may every participant remember that In its cnioy-
ment, aid and comfort Is given tha brave and pat
riotic soldier In the deld In administering TO the
I've cents,
, 1864-06-07

Br Marks 8yphilitic Cure.-T This popu-
1ar and fafaltble remedy now offered to the af-
Hicted - specify and rsdlcal cnre for syphlliuc
diRease IN ri IT, stages, primary, secondary and
tertiary. Il will thoronghly renovate the Whole
system and &nnlhistssnd e1pel every particle Of
sJrhf1itc yirus. and restore the patient to per-
foct state Of health and purity. Sold By Dr. Easter
IT, No. % Madison atreef near the Post 0f1ce sole
proprietor. Read tho advertisement Of D.. Matks'
Syphtlisic IN another column ofor1 papez.
iuTht91lt
, 1864-06-07

Syracuse, lows, ta,so: staceyrit1e, Iowa. ei2a5;
st. Charles, Ninu., $7.3a
Nlseelaoeous sansnbutloos Sl,o1zo4 - fol-
lowe:
A Tneud, 80; : IA&y. 30: By Mr. =. 4. New
eopst $sGs9 :,aa hasr 59n.s4ss "a Se99; RaFf
$toio; Charlottesville r. A. Soc, $1:7.1o; Chs
Rtn II: S1oe; nel.E.p Pc cens; s. g. t5oo;
Gs1esso conF: g., s14.s5: 4S Ssnsseo % Aux. s Soc.
$500; Hart, n Il. 800; Heat Prairie, s5rO;.
Neville, Cook Co: $4o,eo; Mead, M. ",
nbons, u. j.. ss.lo:. Iaynond, 3. ", 5000;
Tor'er, H., $500; Waukesh. Bapt-s. s.. per Dr.
KcndEek: 9s.oo: tHAh.sh Il. =; Ch., Ssl q; !;
Collected by Agents, .9tSo1.s7: Amount psld
1ato tbs Treasury, 3s,a:R.E{t paid in after Jnns
1st, $4c4e7; .osA rsesipts for tha month,
, 1864-06-07

NUufE HtcoTu.
UNITED eTA1Ks C1Ecc1T And DISTINCT CounFs.
H<to7t D7tCnMo'ad, j.. Clanmon L1to.
No. s1o. Selleck -. Gwen. Dismissed.
~. steFt1s sa Loyefdgc Judgment vacated,
knq a. 4eV M = uaal "a aTaf1ea. 1r;eo. =, n,.,.s
IL Root e. saner1taors g. a. NJ Ma-.ss Comfy,
DefaTlf set at{de. ind demurrer armed fe
4;6. Clark ct ii " CIty Of GAleua, Judgment
for plaintiEs.
s13. Manly ys Granger. Dismissed.
=. q. S. 4. ve Drasa. Recosnfxance forfeited.
and conditional Judgment entered.
CAonxvy-
Eg. Williams ct al YB LIE Moyne ct al. Or3ere5
, 1864-06-07
M a r H i H d.

Nv Rey 4. +. Hef3iU. s. =, sey WILL HARRia,
oi Towsnas, Psn.,., sad CHR1lTIdA VAN ALIEN
daughter Of the ass Waler Butler, Esq, OF Caica1o
, 1864-06-07

H1UBn,H Hf0dtHM1 140CM13.CFEt11
the Medical Director Of the Gealeral Hospital,
Nesarn. John I. Brown 4 son, Roston, Mass.
s'Efe OF your Tar famed and most seEvtcesb: .
Tsoehts IL betn; inside In the hospital OF which
taye charge, and With very beneficial as.d decided
resul.a alayIng bronchial irritation aud morbid
eep.iuvenees Of mucous membrane Or Elottis and
marta adfactnkn
, 1864-06-07
d I Il ID .

IN th1s city. "a sunday Juee stA, Of dropsy. Mr1.
JANE D. KAKfN,. wife IT Jshn Rsnfins aged 81
Fane1si ron reaidenes. south Citation 81 esA to
RosehAt C~metoly, todsy (Tnesdsy) NJ 10 O'Clock
An FrfeAds OF tA4 family inEttad.
June 5th- 1884, OF dttea4e Of heart, 4k. GAOHaE
Y. LEN EE2. Axt1 % YtArl.
, 1864-06-07

Citizens and Strangers who are sick and
suteriug with any form Of disease no msttes how
long standing. how bad, or By what caused, can
Ind safs and reliable remedy al Dr.. Ealtesy4s =
the Postof1ce. DR.. Easterly's Famlly Medicines
arc now regarded the most ef1caclous In use.
Read his advertisement IN our columns.
jd7-h66o-lt.
, 1864-06-07

Diseases Of thu Nervous, 8eAinAaa UKia
naFy and Sexual 8yAten7a--New and reila-
bic ttratment-tn reports OF the Howard Associs-
tou1 8en+ by mail In sealed letter envelopes, fres
o{ charge. Address D. J. Skillon Houghtan, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street, Phdla-
dsHhia, Pa. HhHrb06a3N
, 1864-06-07
ANU6EnI RNTS;

AcVrcKER's TnHATEn--A large and enthusis4.
tic audience greeted MI. and Miss Conydock las,
night at AcEfckeF's. The play was - Dot, OF the
Cricket on the Heartb," and it Is safe to say thu,
tEaA ucEer better produced than on that occasion,
Milo Augusta WAS greeted vociie1ous1y. Sho
proved herself to be Whit NO hive before said OF
OF the best artists in her profession at pres
tnr On the American stage. She danced admirably.
Mile Augusta has been permanently suEuged ii
this theatef, and will sppear nightly, Amer the
performance was 6nishad ahe Vas made the recini.
cnt Of magpincent sefenade.
Col No0ns MusEux.-The new sensatIou
6Yama entitled the s. Magic Marriage +" was brouQht
ont in elegant stJls at Woods Museum. Bradley,
Aiken, and Mrt. Perrin sustaining the leading
parte. This play has all the elements OF 4 suc.
ceesful run and we do not doubt that it viii bo a.
Largely patronlzed al was the Ticket Of Lesvo
AAn" In its most popular season.
AcADENI or Mpelc--Jackson HAtues was the
leading fensatlon At the Academy Of Music last
night. The hail was very closely Oiled, and the
audience were In the hest OF spirits. .Ehe eToIu-
tfons Of the champion skater were wds8rirl. and
were received With tremendous applau3e-
EQEEecCHE1cu1Cx-LenLs circus, better pauae
BY far than the high sounding one which forms
the caption Of this paragraph, wns very largely
patronized Last evening. Tho immense CANVASS
Was 20 closely crowded that hardly ftan1inc place
remained. The perform xnees were far above the
average: indeed some Of the artists displayed re-
narkable talent. An exhibition will Be given this
afternoon and evening.
, 1864-06-07

~ Horre and Sign Painting Calcim1nlng,
Glazfng and Gr1intng+ Paper Hangtugs And Win
dow Shadcs selling at Wholesale and retail At New
York prices. +. E. R1oDr, 50 Randolph street
Bog bs6s. teth4le.fm
, 1864-06-07

PfttsburR OIL Marker.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribuna.l
PrT1sDU1d, June 9.
No buainess IN oil to-dsy No crude for sale. Prices
unchanged,
, 1864-06-07
General Notifies.

pEMOVAl,-
lD CE.NCELLOR L. JENK8
Has removed his Law Object 70
~ CLAAK STKEBH,
Two doors soath Ut bis old e1dcs. le+hs6aH ZIP
EOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
BALaAn ls no most hi1hly approved 1aedteine eYor
lsnss oo9 ~ best 4 pss
yeaTs II b recommeHdrd BY o1r bert phyas1ans,
onr most sn1nt nt eltl1eas tho ffsss No tfsne n
be x1vsn alnost any tent. ~ Hragpess to zach
bottle. The pFoprtetors vn ehesrfuny re1Gad tha
aud Si,-the lAr1e bottles much the cheapest b
careful ana re- tho genuine which y Hraxsred only
Rozfon. sold N Chicago BY BURAH1. Ms d VA8
SEHAAOE. l6 LAEo stEe4t.
6al4 4s21l $N-Fa HAITI 4sho
, 1864-06-07

Union meetiDg.-Rev. Mr.. Hs1amond, ths
ETsDEellst, Will speak this fTuetday) evening
June I to 9 O'Clock, At the Third Peesbyteriar
Church, Rev. MI. SwazeJ's, eoruer West Wishing.
ton a1t Carpenter streets. Also Mr. RoIdez, tht
reteAty converted 1Asaslito, whose deeply i.ser
address the meeting. A
, 1864-06-07
Or. james Hunter on Gn1loplnS Com
sumption.
LETTER NO. Xu.

Sin: I bare said that tho common form OF Con
sumption IL called Chronic y because Of Its slow
form Of this disease, which, from The fearful oId
H. ~ q It's proefsss; Is p.ope.y known oslop
Consumption. II almost always begins with i
Saa Ss Tssh ,ets r. 18th sat yosaes and y ielt
the beginning thefo is neually eome congh, fsve.
and night sweats-difnculty Of breathing and a
q On the AZ hs
than that Of Consumption
can be distinguished nom siov form Of intamns.
ton Of the lungs, ior 1t ts generally uistaken By
inexperienced practitioners, and naltroated. In
mon form Of consumption, that Its nsture is gen
orally denied until AFTER death, when. upon ex1m.-
nation, the whole Internal surface Of the mir tubes,
Is found thiekfy atndded with tuhcrc'os This dis.
ease Is mott common In 5ounE psrsons betwee
& ths .ses Of fifteen and tEs9tJ.aSe: Of t1l! habit
sometimes occurs much later in life.
There ls smother form ofconsumptton. also rapid
aele.ps IT, wssa onGs
hsnds and feet These have commonly an Inherited
Preoi.position to consumption Their circulation
of breadth On every slight eIer.ion. IN e1e essos
ths destroyer steals silently upon b,s Elsttn-the
spssaa ps s5Ss boo . IN
tion. HayinF nlTnys hcen shnTt. hsrafhad snd
liable to cods. Ehcn conrh aoes ncrnr It ia a.trh
uied 10 IittIs fresh cnfd f;r,dnsiIv the connte
uance necones male. fhe ins }ose their roinr and
the eTea sunken viii tiark nr htnish i'm nares1h
them. Under these circumstsncc.. wjthont snu
sncrrs.e ~ rnrrh ~ ernec4nratIon 5i.Tbas auf nn
enrs. and sftcr feu e4hsns,in1 schst tnes ho 1s
nnjient Dies wihont etrnecis pe,hana sltfnn nv a.,
In char or in = faintfnc ~ froTa vh;rh NJ
fr1enIfs silva n vain fn rr1,ye him ""'sa LAG
NJ nerf ieftar wiii he m ,,tent % t;on.,,,o,,o,
y"nT ohe31ant s.-v.nt "np''oo'
jAMss Hn,rxs
phrs,rl.n r,r p.tr.oas-e n;sss.,,,
Dr. Hunte, nv hs cnnsnted 1o1 &C. h
letter. At his ofce Is Washfnoton street ChicseG
On ali diseases Of fho Cbest enbrncine Caiar4h'
eumnt1nn ani IIesTt msr.se ~ Whtsh hrsn,eb y,
his hfs nrartjrr Il eTc,nsiTeiv rnnned
once hours from 10 q, m. to D. mxkaaily. Resi.
e'A'"~' >''~~'1"A" AA'ssS' 'e"'so1'
-
~ Dr.. G. Bice1ow. Siec.ltst, of1ca l79 South
G Ark street. corner OF Monroe. 80
To-day we ca the attention Of the public to Doc
tor bgelow, now permanently located In this city,
srnS;ii. ~ eaaes o1 lae rental
en.'ed ~, H. esst5 .pecae5 sae aseaas
- ,nronch ~ ss. " smlslolIune
acn1t cstes tb.n an1 nthcr ~ ~ ofe al-
Knosx then ~, J aae ~.
~" so1a - 49, s1 yiesuo aut 1oa 70 seaa.
rn1, 4E Nop1@ EkHoJ VI tuauAtu1 10 uau.
, 1864-06-07
frnaHss5-1M. DEW, Ch,caco

Bryant d Stratton's Chicago T.1o-
graph lnHti1ute.--The largest institution OF
the Etnd IN the wGr1d ThiFty-dv& Telegraph In
etp1uents In constant use. Address
BRYANT i STnATToN,
, 1864-06-07

Cedar Camphor, stihing 70 insect life, ear.
tain annihilation to moths. Cheag. che.p, fragrant
aod durable. Harris d Chapman, Boston. Al
druFglBts hAvs 1t, je7-d61+lt
, 1864-06-07

McV1CKER'S THEATRE,
XXA Aadilon streer, between State aud Dearborn.
McV!ckee aud Ayefs.. .Aanagsrs.
u.BLE;, 4 ACTION.
Enfagonent OF the popular artists,
MIR. g. MISS CDULDOCK,
And the charming Dan1euse MILE AUGUSTA
Firtt sppearacce OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. Blddl.t, Mis-
Mtlv HridEeq, and Mrs EDe1ls Watts.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jn1e TIL. Will ba presented
with beautiful SCENERY and wonderful mechanical
Titled
DOT; o., The Cricket On the Hearth.
With cast OF characters which canuot be eQuslfed
tn the country.
V- During the evening Two heauttfnl dances ny
Mlfe ArRuafa, Ia uAzxLLa and TEE H1scIAx Lax.
SATURDAY .AFTERNooN-aRAND MATINEE.
" VARIETY THEATRE,
us s1d tit Dearborn ttrcet-
Q. N. r9rG' 2 e. FIoss1Sto1s snd AAnaR1'
, 1864-06-07
NEW STARS THIS WEEK.

NEW STARS THIS WEEK.
I1Es 6ALLH CLIEETOP, -.. ..
peaseusa and comedienue,
Ths Eccentric Ethiopian Comedian.
THE CpEKLIg BROTHERS, ="
Chanp!on 7ymnasts. Aerobsts, &s.
Vocalist and Female Drummer.
Last week OF MH, BEN MASON.
PRrcxs or Ao4ss1ox :-rarquatts. = ots: Dress
ctcs, IS ce1: tHfasa Ecxes, $500. Single stata IN
Boxer, 50 ernts.
,Noc5s otrn at X o'clock. Curtain rssea At ~
O'Clock. mSe4 h1l51x
, 1864-06-07

A CADEMY OF MUSIC, Wash
II inSton street. between CLARK aud Dea,oornsv.
ARLINGTON, KELLY d Icons AIHsTRELa.
Inst Week Of the present season.
Entise change OF programme eveJ evening.
JAcKEON HANK8i JACKSON HAINR3!
Every evening during the week.
The Greatest Skater In the World.
PAS DB PoLoNAIsE IN COSTUME ON skArEsl
First time In America by this great artist.
Th!si the only e1gaRement he will play prior to
hie departure for London.
Friday eveaipg--BENEFIT OF MASTER LEON.
Reserved Seats for sale at The Boz ONCE and II Roof
4 CAdy's Music StoEe.
Change oi 11me-pcers open at 7:i3, commence It
4. Admission celt@. Secured ae4ts, 81 cents. F.
fethE$ IL kUWIG KELLY. NAunRH,
, 1864-06-07
mothers Mothcrn!s nxothers I!
you disturbed Il nigh and broken Of yo9r

you di.tn1bed Il nigh and broken Of yosr rest By
sick child suffering snd s19ins With Tie essFuti;
eel : bo.tle at Mrs. Winlloue Soothsn; sy1ap. II
Vii relieve .te poorlitse auteres immed.se'y-de-
pend upon It; there 10 no mistake ahont It. There
moi te ron 1t once that It will requisite the bowels
md five rest 10 the mother. and seliet and teslih
to ihe child. operating 1ks nscie. Il u perfectly
, 1864-06-07
He ANSLEM PICNIC
Is POSTPONED TILL
JULY 18th, 1864.

U- Teket:Ae1ders MUST return their tickets 10
the TreaaurT bid have their money refunded.
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