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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
4 NEW THING UNDER TIE Sun!

A NEW THING UNDER The Sun!
In Cts effect instsntsneous
In its eoloring po~er-msiehIesA
In its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . d.
In its operstion-nslurzl.
In It's identifying rssalt.-sreurinr.
iniis tendenry-Preservssivs-
In It's popu arty-uneesaled.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
Il pronounced by the World Of Science the World Of
Fashion. the nnest rspsrssaa invented BY
rectlfy the short corilngs q nature.
Manufactured By J. cRrsTApoRo,
So.sAs'or House. New York.
Sold BY all Druggists. Applied By all Hair Drs..er.
spr2e-deod&weow
HoYrs HIAwATRA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
H0YTs HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HoYrs HlAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
In Longfellow's Poem Hiawatha sdJudeed 10 have
conferred the greatest boon bs tribe b-canse be
brought to It's noce com kvery one vii admit that
our preparation j. worthy Of the name, for the benefits
itconfeTs when It Is known. IfItEE
WHAT THE HIAwATHA DORIS
II restores fadee gray hairs and ~hiker. TO their
original color. II brings up the natural rhadnR Of
hair with another thus giving The hair perfect life APP
pearstce that the most crit cal observer de-
it, IL makes h rsh hair soft and silLy. o,s
its falling out cleanse II aid the run all mpur
ties, readily app led and wiped from the skn any
hair essng and entirely the bsd n.efs of
previous Of preparations aiming Sulphur, sugar
OF lead &c.
The propsetors Of the Hsws,hs publshed the follow
ing challenge TO test. IN the New fsrk d~iies three
weeks, which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED.
Let some well known and disnterested persons sp-
point one TO the proprietor Of each preparation for the
hair TO bring up the color. kvery proprietor TO ne
nothing bit his preparation. and the person nothing
else curing the test. certificate % The result be
widely published At tie Of the unsuccessful
competitors
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH BOYT CO.,
marls div No 10 University fsce, Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
COUGHS AND COLDS.

The sudden changes Of climate OF Pull
monsry, Bronchial and AsshmAtc Affections. Exp<ri-
ence having proved that simple remedies often speed
lily when taken in the early stages Of the disease
course should AT once he had 70
, 1864-07-13
REPUBLICAN, ALDERMEN.
Their Derelletlcn Of Duty-The Late Session
of the Council -Absenteelsm and
it. Fruits,

The Republicans oi the city art mortified and
indignant at the failure Of come Of the Republican
members Of the Common Council to live up to the
EXPRESSED and implied pledges given whe, when
they, were placed IN nomination. Their
election vas secured upon TIE express
p1biic.ns should be the result Of the cap
vase, they would unite with their party hlende in
sustaining and carving out the lime OF pelicy
that With clear majority Of two ln the Gonna
Council, the Republicans 60 far hare tailed TO
carry single measure decided upon In
solved upon certain line Of policy, and adjourned
win fixed Discrimination to pnss1e It at the next
meeting Of the Council, bat IN ths interim inda.
ences are bF9IEht 70 sbssn wnfeo tean sG@
from Tue meeting aitosetner, Or to vote
directly contrary to their promise when theY eepa.
rated Thus state o. anaiss = ~ 20 ne
Of The party in fnture elections; The people glTe
these candidates their rotes, they work hard to
elect them they spend their ae ana 9od @oneg sgg
theY Do s1cceed In eecting theiE man that ne set
lie: down In lii chair Of ofce, thinks only Of bis
own eaBe and comfort and exhibits sublime In
difference o ths ass of toe to bna bpSGpS a. Office who
duties connected with that office. II be cannot
DO ibis, he shnnld reign and gtye place 70 some
him 10 ragidoe hts personal comfort to remain u
CpnnH after the c3ock has struck twelve, to walk.
it may be, two miles to his residence, or 70 10.
main ali night to defeat the Wl4 q
factions and interruptions minority. he should
DO 20 willingly, or resien. 1t Is impossible to
and The party 81 Union, and maintain his political
integrity.
The Republicans entered upon the last charter
expressly N iasot Of retrenchneat in city
EXPENDITURES, What has been the result
They secured Republican majority Of
two only to md themselves sold by
their owl friends. They declaimed long and
1oud]y oye1 the extsayagaat salaries paid to do
, 1864-07-13
Commercial Postscript
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
By Telegraph Exelustvely for the chloa
Tfthuna

Reported By Telegraph E1clusively for the Chicago
NEW YonK, Tuesday Evening, july IL, 1851.
BEEF CATrLE-The market for DeeI Cattle, for
the week ending to-day, shows fetal receipt at all
the 5arcs Of 5 head. The state Of trade has been
very dulI and unsettled for droyers. The weather Is
cooler, and 20 arc buyes2.
6uEKP-Of Sheen We have II $50 head reported for
the week. and according to tue reported sales OF
eheep brokers, the general average prica per head
hss BEEN SC per D for best qualities
H0G5-The receipts OF Hogs for the week number
1866 head. Tha quotations to-day 81 coruf6d Hogs
per 1 rs, i've weight, ara 1ohallc per D. and for
d-ulIery.fed Hogs 1ok@1tKc per .. At tbese quota
cred from the depression which charac:erizs1 the
market enFrlday ltst. soLoT Ron1NsoX.
Associated Presz Dispatch. ]
EEw TORE Tgse.assy: Jq,y ss saent Prices
gssa, s1i:sasiSeo Common, sls5aSii5: Inferior. il
sa*s sa.5ssssaas e6nnss ss's si2
%EtE c1EvEsSE.tst quality .oa,1; ordinary. s,1
.e sHas @ afaas4y. :sa5asso; so%1aa: si 5as
pare lii last wecE, ths -avy and tbs
S aeusass's Oppressive ttsts Il ths Sss.dsF besa
monday s1d to-sy sxsFtsd rsEy iau d.
tie market was Unusually dali 1t tho redu tont which
peciail; nnfagorable Tor .ae dlttiilery Cattle q
which thE market wasia xoo. Fart auopl!sd- r.. rs
bu!k q ths Gat.ls we're sold At q on ,s t, 2sse
laft wtrG vefe: AT Washington Yasd-Beeres, i,lls
Ccws, 2is; yetl Calyes. ~: sheep aad isnoe; As
S.: Veal Calves, Isl: Sh+tp ani Lambs, 2562 Cham
ntrisin'.He.vss, 2 GoEs. \: Esai calyes: u u
Veal Calves, 10: Sheep nad 4amhs. 40: Total lae
ve+k-Bt ever, s515: taws, 1lu: Veal Calves, SIS
Sleep tpt Lanlue, t,l53; Swine, 14,213.
, 1864-07-13
THE BOARD OF POLICE.
Dismissal Of tho Charges against William
!. 1artle-He is Restored to Duty
Plain Talk Wlth the Mayor.

The Board of Police Commissioners last evening
dismissed the charces preferred egainst William
Turtle, the bogus Superintendent Of the Police,
and restored him to duty. This action Of the
Board iB, to ray the 1east, remarkable in view Of
the evidence addnced, but as the ways Of the
Board, like the ways Of Providence, are inscruta.
Bile and past finding ont, VIC must accept the fact
without presumins to question the motive Of the
TIE Board asscmhled at the usual hour, aud for
the first time since the Both Of juno presented =
full bosrd. The body was called to order by a. c.
The list business after an informal caucus with
cloeed doors, was the election Of President.
eeseS The Ell H. and
be gracefully proceeded to business. The charges
against M. Turtle were taken up and
,5 asr voe eat9W} o !asssEa9n sRAs dsIsS a na
BROWN, 1t would be dIt1cnlt for an unpreju-
diced hcarer of the evidence to arrive At the same
eoneaion bat for the Ts are orsea t9 S
taken this morning, In which event, tic hold upon
the office by Mr. Turtle will be exceedingly short
The defendant was represented by J. Lyle King,
Eco, and the plaintiffs by E. @. Asay. The latter
told the Mayor lew wholesome truths, which,
were be not a. thIck.aknued a. an aliEator, would
effect with consp,rins 10 eject the arrest Of Repsb
saa head fehsme and ehaiasie:zins ihs anterpIss
G3GEf4EeInl GIG III H11tENd ESusE IL
Was Viewed. The Mayo. exhibited
more emotion than most people supposed him
capable Of exhibiting. The Mayor fs a stupid,
language there Is serious falling OF. The mean.
Ing Of ordinary written Language loes not easty
understand, but he appeared to appreciate the fall
con1nendabIe degree Of trcpidation, The fact Ia,
the Mayor Is walking on ths brink Of a
burning volcano, and liable at any moment to be
encpiphed In the ferY flamea ot everlasting
destruction. It is well for him to understand this
fact, and that other fact that there are men NOW
pursuing him whore vengeance never slecps. and
who will not ceaee their attempts toj compass his
political death 80 long a. he continues to outrage
III tcnse Of political decency and pcopriety.
, 1864-07-13

b w bsiore the Council lie propoet1ep 70 ent
dcEn AID retrench was defeated by Republican
sssa e. eTa III pFSSs FSs y R.s
aideu by The convenient absence OF Republican
mtmhera. hare increased the compensation more
According to the report Ut the Comptroller, the
amount paid to the secession organ last year Was,
in round nnmberr, SO 600. The price to be paid
ibis year win largely exceed ss..0;0. Tint sheet
CITY Treasury, aid Tor this favor 1t is indebted to
the yotee Of The Republican Aldermen, Or, Whit Ia
the same thing, to their c1nyenient sbsence. ThIa
the people wiilhod them to strict account.
The Efrnt Ward, represented in tha Common
Council BY Messzs: Gage and Peacock, nays moro
and yet st The last session Of the Counei both 81
these gentlemen we're absent. when the PROPOSE
liz increase thu compensation ot the rebel Of
ena eend the LATER sse.ded 1ons bsio9e midnight IL
had they been present and Alderman Gallup, and
Ind Aldermen Shrimp and Tafcot1 stood at thelt
as s ey e essR
Again had Alderman enimp renamed IN nts
plsce, after he had caused the introduction ofthe
o. Of inquiry i1to IL TIE so9qnet q ne
Street Railway brlbe. and had Aldermen Gage,
Peacock, Talcott and Gallup been at their posts,
these resolutions would have been referred to
matter fair and impartial Investigation. This is
Just what the Mayor and hls Copperhead friends
DO not want, and 70 because Of the absence Of the
Republicans. they referred It 70 the Jo-
dietary Committee, composed Of two Cop
pcrheads and Alderman Gallup: ,.
They knew that II referred to that Committee
it would sleep the sleep that knows no waxing.
As rider they tucked On the resolutions Of In
qniry concerning the alleged corruption Of Alder
men Rub and dottincer, and gave the authority
TO the Committee TO send for persons and papers,
althouoh they well knew that the Council has no
power to delegate to committee the power to tsY
a member OF the Board. The passage Of all ol
these tnfqnttous measures might have heen pre-.
vented had tho Republican members done theit
duty. ...
Ne trpst TINT in the future We ehall have no oc.
caeIon to complain Of the conduct Of our own
party friends. We gave them the beuedl Of our
influence, during the late canvass, and labored ln
eeaeon and out Of season for their election. Il
was 4 work OF no little diligently to overcome the
Copperhead majur1ty; and now that their election
IL secured. and We have obtained working ma
jollty, ehaI our labors 70 for nansht. simply ffom
lack Of cohesion among Republican Aldermen
Nc had intended to say word OF the conduct O.
the MAypr IL relation TO the measures above a!!ud
ed 10; but that functiouary will hare to await I
more convenient season. We have that to say Q
him that will make his cars tInele, unless he Il
lest to all tense Of shame and propriety.
, 1864-07-13

Especial D!tpa:cb TO the Chic~Eo Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, TuesinJ Evening, July II


ST. LOUIS, Tueslay Evening. July II.
ToBACco-bIanufactnring leaf showed an advance,
other grades ntrn. sa1ce. .emhracing III hhds with
tc1ars, 1t 81. IS; ATS hhts Of leaf At 47A2a. con-
mon shipping lesf at a,slo@2l 50. medium do at
eee.oe92at0; good do at t2s.os9s7 %; msdium na1u
fncturtng 1eaI At xoo7 do at ao@3016;
me DO Mt $5l o.: 1Is coxes at Is toss.oo.
FLouh-Advsnced Sales uRht, viz: 1N brls cholce
double extra 1t 413,5o; t4o hrls DO 31l59; 800 bzls
deuhle extra at &c Is.
GRA1x.--WhtRt-Bttter-s Bales OF 80 sscks. prl-
yste terms 80 do choice and extra choice 1t Sa2ta
s., Oats-pun. Sales COS sacks at s8c; 81 DO re-
jtcted at 9oc, delivered. CuEn-BuoJapt. Sales
ceHprise so eacrs yellow ut &i.io; i6iS CO yellow
and mixed ~ l35ds' ,S6s 800 do common q: $50,
hyt-Weak, Sales 50 sacks Ut t135. ..
Paov1s1oas.-Baccn aud La1d-salea = terces
cleaz sdee at 1866 II do city and country do at1sa
loc Is do shoulders at 16c PER mss Is do prime lard
al ice per b. ......
groc1Hsxs-Co1.es ss@ &c, and sdvices indicate a
furtter advances suaar at 2s92sc. with . tendency
to advance, and Molasses It sl.1t@1.15 gallon.
, 1864-07-13

Especial Dfspstch to thu Chicago Tribunal
BR1DaEFoaT. Tuesday. July !2-lP.x
.cLE4KED- -Monssnk, LockpoEt: J: asFFington.
56 lnHosr e e sn1nE1ss 70 cpnis feet 1iRa @
cubic feet timber; IT, g. Iootnts. Athens.
I r. Mo,Ils 11s I1ns easi 1oFk x
yards trbble. IL dimension s,ons Ahle Athens,
% .ards ruhbie stone; Eefpss, LockpGrts 600 ou
Clyde, Ottawa, $500 bu corn, 1,2oo bu rye.
BB1DaEPoKT. july 12-s p. NJ.
lK.RzD-A1ida. Lssslls Neptune. Ottawa, ,6s1
5000 lath Louise. Jonet; shamrlck- Lasale stars
stEipts. Morris, s. brla salt gnEnhana Prison:
LockpoEs +ass5 feet lumber, lath, for Leaont
Terror, lasaile.
1AR1vTD-D1tn Morris, 1s3 tons coal; Maple Leaf,
Joliet 759 bu wheat, $50 bu corn, IT'S bfs Vinegar
, 1864-07-13
milwaukee Market.

Igptu!al Dispatch to the Chicago TflbuIe.1
A1LwAuKIE. Tuesday EvcEinc. July Il.
F1op1--Du1l AMI nomuall5 lowsr. Sales: 100 brls
double extra spring at tl0-0s 10 btls do At 4l03.
GkA1E-Wheat irregular. dull snd dropping. Sales
this fo1er oon: il 0O bu No at 5. 2I225 this morn
ing. at Smiths So 80 bu ut u 23A925; OF Chanxe
II cor bu at s23 since Change to this evening sales
at $e2n, and duh. Oats dull, with no transactions
Corn noxalna1y unchanged, IL 81 offered. l25 asked
Rice scarce and hizher with sales Of so bts at 562
Tooa-Sa}es 40 900 rs at $ihs.
lepec,al Dtapatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
MILWAUKEE, Tuesday. July IL,
Since Change the wheat mark 1t has declined 2a3c.
salee 46cou bushels No Spring at =, closing
At The Sewhsll this eYenlng at $2.sl.
, 1864-07-13
n. Y. Money and Stock n1arkes.

NEW ToBK, Tuesday, July Y.
lfosxY-Active and very nrm at 7tas. y cent.
6T1n1IAa ExuuANax-1fregulas and unsettled at
GoLD-1ueeu1ar and unsettled, opcainz st 80. and
closing at t73H@27s4. H.
1es91tsH; s3os. coupons. 1s31 a1oaK s(s. 0ctah"<
and April, ltSx011sH. .a.. ,o,< do
s2t. registered, e ~; 5,o Msa - 4a Sfe
Hf5ut H5us GHM dstK l;esdirE ,:'x, MS gsAi . ScEip
II: F. n G ll6x: " q: DO Pfd So: To1 1soA
lt9X.
were: Central, rs: Copper Falls. 364; Quincy, ~!
Iele Kt{al 2l; h.nuesLra, ~; Northwestern, II: Pe-
, 1864-07-13

Oswxao, II. T.. Tuesday Evening. July II.
FLoUR-Ftopr eskier, slough n1t quntanle.
WnEAT.-Wheat opened without material chauge,
81 No. Spring at t}s2k; Amber @ I1di.na. I *.5sH.
CANAL LFKEIaHrs-F1onr IS, WHEAT u, and Corn
uA 10 New York,
, 1864-07-13

Northwestern Sanitary Commission.
The following telegram vas yesterday received:
LOUISVILLE, July II, 1854.
To the Northwestern Sanitary Commission;
We have large acquisitions Tor shrts aud draw
err, open At the side. Can Jnn senl 800 at once?
R. T. THORN,
Atet. Sec. .. 8. Sanitary tommiss,on.
The above dispatch explains its.H. and calls
upon every woman In the city OF Chicago and
throughout the country, to 10 aeAts sas ean TO-
wnrde answering it. All understaId wny Sher-
mans impesuous marches aud continual fshting
make eueh garments ead necessftaeG The large,
airy and convenient sewing rooms d the North
western Sanitary Commission, 6 M,lison greer,
furnished with Wheeler & Wilson's and Grover &;
Bakers sewing machines by The liberality OF nj.
Chittenden and NJ. Ladlog stand open Inviting
terial, ready cut, is on hand. We beliere nothing
is necessary but to state the facts to bring large
number OF earnest workers TO the rooms. City
papers and country exchanges please copy.
PEnsosAI-Governor Yates, General Oclesby,
Ex-Governor Msgof1n, OF fKentucky, Dr. Trlpler,
u s 4, Hon. J. 9. Norton, Major Genera! Aarl-
burt, U. S. A., and Hon. II. ". Delaaay, Of Ean.
Ear. are stopping at the fremont uo2sc.
, 1864-07-13

UNITED STATES Clncr1r Counr.-Before Hon
Dasfd Dqris and Hon, IhpS, DrHmmoH4 v79QqsS

UNITED STATES ClRcu1T CoUnT.-Befors Hon.
Dasfd Daris and Hon. 1iaos. Drnmmoaa, JuQgss.
Common La1g.
e; q; qsSsnsF rs e, r. r Ramsey: Judgment entered
SOS. yor,s ct al, ys Forsyth. Demurrer snstain-
cd as to the tet, Cd 3th 1ith and 10th breaches In
Plaintiffs declaration and orerrnled as to the I'd
breach
, $40. shsw ct al vs shimmln ct a. Verdict for
plaintiffs.
es9. Forsyth vs. Kellogg ct al. o. trial.
4o3. E1ared ysFarr. Referred to master to re-
port what amount Of money Fafr paid to Eldred.
371. Hoyt vs Bowen Ct al. dIsmls.cd.
SUPERIOR cornr.-B1fo7s G0y, L-Cons-
e: Seok xs.yaas5.5sasmcnt T. S s, S5 gl.inttg
Wiltanss, T. Common L7D.
l1:5. Roberts vs. The Tribune Co. Timc to plead
or demur By 1st day OF September.
list. Atkiu ct al va Parker ct al. Rule to plc.d
extended as 10 Parker and Raymond,
1lss. o!cott IS Boggs ct al. Rule % plead as to
1ae. Pettes ct ii IS Same. Same order. =.
1l00. B1ant vs Ryan. Rnae tn plead extended.
Defendant mosts di4charye on common bail.
334 L1ppIpcott ve BaraE HAnath. Time to f1c
bill Of exceptions extended to int day OF next
ii9s. yandcrvoort ct al - Dudley. Rule to plead
extended.
Caonnt7y. ......-
sse;7. Ga!ts vs Boden ct al Complainant moves
to amend bill.
et5; Pierre r. Stow ct al. DseFse making in.
$50 Collegiate ct al ~ Renard ct III. Reference to
5oa. Lawrence ct al vs stzakosch ct nj. Decree
sIQ Chittenden ct oil ys Rogers etal. Cause at.
guet and taken under ad7Isement.
, 1864-07-13

A ScaaonnbIe Family Reuedy.0hot-
era Morbus, Simmer Complaint, choiie Sour
Stomach, Dia11hna, and all Affections Of the Bow
els ipcicept TO childhood at this season OF the
year, ara cured at once By Dr.. JAxsx's CARaNa-
, 1864-07-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Union mass Meetlne.-The undersigned
have been appointed Committee TO arrange for a
public meeting, to be Addressed BY Hon. ]. n Ar
mold, hereby c1ye notice that a Mass Meeting will
at e1rht O'Clock In the evening, to hear from Mr..
Arnold report oi lta d the Representative
this District, and his views on the great questions
OF the day.
lion. Thomas J. Turner, Senator Trumhur.
Hon. .. '. Dyer, Lieutenant Governor Hoffman
aid other eminent speakers will address the meet
Ing. .-
lion. Jacob Howard, Of Michigan, Gn. Ashley Of
Ohio, HoD. G. F. Potter OF " lseonstn, Gov. Yates
ard Gen. Ogleeby hare been invited, atd all are e1
Will be prefent.
Let The turnout BY worthy Of the eause, and dt
welcome to cur Congressional Representative Oh
, 1864-07-13

DR.. Eyer4on's Chicago Eye and Ear 1n6rm-
sFy and Clinical Instftute, 1871 South Clark street,
tLeair paassges> Dr. Eycrson' reputation for skill
and success Is prpYerhlal. july9,m7l0-6t,
, 1864-07-13
NJ r. Ell II u.
anluSententS.

VI AHIETY tn EAT 3 q,
y l,5 SAD III Desrrprn street.
en-. EHADNICK d CO., So.n Ie.ees a1d Aanb2a19.
7. l.. FITCH, Acting and Stage aanaEa.
RETURN OF THK III FAVORTTRS.
MISS Kim m AND EDITH WHITING.
Reappe1rhnce OF
MISS ANNIE AND WARREN BoEDTELL.
First appearance CT
n1ISS HATTIE H1SkLETs
First appearance Of MR. PETE LEE. Ethiopian
Comedian and general pertdfmet.
NR. LEW. SIMMONS the 1ior Bauolst and Ethi-
o3ian Comedian. will appear Thursday evening, 14h.
Docrs opeu At " O'Clock. Curtain rises 1t ~ SEX.
Family Circle. IS eta; PGivsta 8o1ea $s.co- ataEio
askts In Boxes, 50 cents.
, 1864-07-13

Bryxn4 Il Sfrattonsa ChicAgc Te1o.
graph lnatltute,-The largest insrtudoL OF
the Find IN the world Thirty-dve telegraph In
etuments In constant use. Address
Bryant b SrRAToH.
,vsme4s-1p pAw Chicago. IL
, 1864-07-13

y to kheTery able report Of our Treasurer: With
this the eeason was closed, and 1t is confidently
expected that the opening of the next season the
same zeal which tas always characterized its
mernoe1n will still be put forth.
TnEABuREH'5 REPORT.
Mr. G. II. Cady, the Treasurer Of the Society,
then submitted his annual report, giving the fol
Tor the lhAf tyyn Feara.
, 1864-07-13

BRYAN HALL.
SAM ShARpl EY'S MINISTRIES S
Positively the last Eet,es Of Concerts ewing to en-
EBgenlei Is In other elites.
Another New Programme To-Sighf.
GaAND FAMILY MATINEE on "Wednesday and
Saturday at 2H O'Clock. Admission; = Cents; Cali
t5en. Is centa. lyl0 E1t31.t =
, 1864-07-13
7zrr1lr6f0tl8.

GOOD TEMPLAKS' PICNIC.
~ A Grand Picnic Bxcurslcn
TO wINETKAs
Fo. the benefit OF the Wash!nRtoaian Home. Will taka
Place on 1HgRsDAf. Jn!y y. Ma+ic by the Great
Western Bind Tickets IS cents. Cars leave At1Tsn-
kte utnut os & O'clock Nec1asly. tfi4n1342k s T&W
, 1864-07-13
THE CITY.

MAn1xE SAIE.--The bng @uelfenssein" was
eold yesterday at ma1shAlt ea1e TO Dr.. Towne, for
$1.900; the price is considered good one.
, 1864-07-13
The Hest Tonic In the World.

The HEEL Tonic IN IH6 WUfIU.
HUBBEL's -
GOLDEN DrTTERS.
UUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS.
........ CURES
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS. - -.-
GEEER IL DEBILITY.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unpleasant to the tsste, but the
most palasable ever offered. Particularly to the
Southern market.
Circulars cent to any address,
GEO. c. 4uRRE1. s. Co..
Propneto5s.
New York.
FOR sAIE By
Rnrnher, (. Van RchnarE Wy1fe Is Edwards,
, 1864-07-13
WANTED-Agents for DR.

1yls-nA42t
WAETED-Age gents for DR..
me SeEts n e ean H1e n Il ths
& ~ 4 esf ss
v1,sss nhs Secretary of the Chicago Historical Society
asa:; ;c:E:yESr& co, sA"o' -, 80 ls' z..,s. Is'
Mill r. ea!o9ifis:e
sta hoT trss sn4 2?g,Ss
suees: = s ,oaf ~ FP1i.!IE posl!,hias seass;.
cseu,4r. cossa,nnf :saPs ess
e sessee s;1sse aa
WANTED-Agents, 1 D5,Age s1o ;L,9.t. to $40 geo
g9Ha nv n r ] pc @
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w a: e1ts to seli an article q. profit OF 100 psf
cent. Forty.seven have nseu sold 1or ons towuaAtp
ir two weeks 1t 4 prodt OF $780, Catl 1t tl7 south
ClA: street. room II, acaa Is cents to Drawer 6
chicago, III,
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, 1864-07-13

r0R sALK By
Burnham 4; Van Setback, Wylie d Edwards,
and Druggists j. Grocers generally.
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, 1864-07-13

SWIMMERS CoHE TO GnHT.-Suean Smith, De-
1ia Bates, John Cowan and Phillip Grasop were
eeen by Officer Mcintyre about IL o'clock Monday
night bathing m the lake ntar the Old Brewery.
The fair Ewes had no: a. much as ng leaf to COW
ez their persons, and the gentlemen were In the
snne condition that Adm 1e suprosed to have
been In When he first gamboled in the Garden OF
Eden. 5uFtice Mcdonnell did not approve Of the
primitive hahits Of the defcndaute and they were
s1ntd SO and cnsts,