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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
SUPREME CoURT-CHAEBKHs-B Before Justice BaRSARr
prCIeflNs

Brown a. Cary agt. Cornelius Lozier William
A. kGbbe br;. Louis LinGLsim. III. American Ousno Com
ray o. agi. The United States GuAno Company.Moon
denied with 40 costs, Joseph w. Hartley at Aaron 81
Bur 6c.-hme udieus are allowed l.. A. Lydc,ker aFt
Abraham Lydcck-Rs;,TeEce ordered 10 take proofs O
the f.cs &c. OoIltm D. Abbott 1gi The American Haze
V,otsf ComIany-Mouon 20 eorhIn report granted
y Before Justice lECEuAa.
Montgomery Consln at. Hannah Conklin-Judsment o
divorce granted
Rosall. A Htrdentrook sst. Niism A. Herdenbrooh :
Motion granted Decree Boihcd 20 % 20 pfnN ihe pantl
10 zee tie children twice a for hours each week
plaintiff residence Wednesday and Saturday ocoes
D. H. in the City Of New Yok unaccompaned by any
IN the 81 the application OF sasc Head Tor swr &C.
tgt- Edmond L. HearEe.-Hotion denied with costs.
Matilda NJ Bennett agt Robert Beunet-Counsel fee and
siimony allowed Edward II. Senior act. Geo. Withsrs.-
Motion granted with Sosts. LsoHidss Hsste ag saDne
Halet q bl-Order settled. Amanda MeEhoy sgt John n
Seyhott It sl-hobon denied IN Horace Andf.wr, Ac-
Report confirmed and ordor granted stephen Geoghegsr
agt Alex ~ Chh,taefMotion denied with costs. HANNAH
Rome, &c. Gg L.n1,l PlulpsOrd.T settled The Peeps
Tel Wildes r. Walker ACT. NJ r. BfcnnanIhe costs are
right and the bill should BE- allowed MaTposa Company egt
Cornelius X. Gauon-Commison and stay ordered and mo
ton granted John G. Fremont Agt. JAuesC soDe-Motior
OCT Washington Hunt ct a-l continued viii
costs Charles 4. AmouI tst Anthony AInouS.-Motioi
Tllted payment of 10 costs VIM A. Guyef aFt. LOu
ppe.heiner-hoon granted on payment a I 10 costs
conped 70 dteontBue then p0yneA Of the whole coats
d6te.
Mary F. Tut tst Joseph W. 800 counsel fee al
lowed, ard allowance Of 800 per month Glniony.
Anna ~. Partridge sgt Alfred III. PaTdse-Ordcr settled
Hyacinihs Cord.er ag Mary Jane Cordier-Neport con
frmod
Henry Whitfield ag John O. stearns-Moion denied viii
10 cots with leave given TO payment OF coss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

Take Bsssm, Mercury Unpleasant Medicines f1 o.
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN all their stages little EIPense little OF no change
Diet; Inconvenience, AND NO EXPOSURE
IL frequent dere and gives strength to Urinsts
thereby removing obsructons preventing and curing sct
ofthe ureta yng pain and Inflammation, frequent
in this class Of diseases, and eIpelins POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER. ..
THOUSANDS upon thousands who hevs been the
VICTIMS OF QUACkS, .I
snd who have paid HEAVY FEES to b cured In sshor'
Ame found they deceived and that the Poison
has by the of Powerful Assrisents" been died up
the system, TO break out In aggravated form, ind
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
United States sgt. john w. Hun,or

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-ArRiL 4-Beforc
judge SHPNAH.
TIE PETIT JURY-ADJouRNMEET
The April Term of the Court was opened this
morning aud panel Of petit jurors called The Judge
a.r the call discharged them until Tuesday al II O'CLOCK
Thereupon the Court adjourned until Tuesday, Of II m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

F'EDfALESl. FEMALES FEMALESf
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu
uneqused by any other remedy In Chlorosis Rste
ton Irregularities Painfulness Suppression Of Customary
Evacuatons liberated ScirO Of the uterps Leu.
corhea Whites sterty and for all complaints incident
10 the sex whether arising from lIdscIelen Hsbu " Ds
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SYPHILIS
This 10 an affection Of the Blood and attacks the SEXUAL or
Ln,ngs Of the Nose Ears Throat, WiDdpps and other
Mncus Surfaces making its appearance In the form Of UesF
Iembods EItsc, sArsapsrla Pudfes the BLOOD and Rt
ali Scsly Erur of the skin giving TO tie Com.
pler!on Cear and Healthy Color being prepared sx-
pressiy for this class Of complaints It's boodpariyius prop
critics preserved to greater extent ,Lan any eshf p
ration Of SaisapsIiLa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
NEw-yOBK C,.rrLK MARKET.
RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS -.
For r.e WAX FspxG TrrspAy. APRIL }, IeS'
Sheep aud
B-~yea Cows. V0als. LsInts swine Total
3isT ia e2 s,673 6,Sol 1905
Thee were sold at tie following Msrhet.y laces:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
The WORKING woMEs's PROTECTIVE USiov.


This association has been recently formed through
The influence Of many ladies' and gentcmen among the
latter Mr. Joseph Beach Of The Spa, and Others OF
mole or less prominence for the purpose OF protecting
md aiding women of good character who obtain nv
lLood by empoyincnts not connected Win hous'hoiu
service. lis headquarters are at No. HcW ChaIiueIs
street corner Of Chatham, where u occupies TWO very
spacious apartments and is uRder The superintendent
OF energetic ladies' who have taken interest enough u
the matter 10 volunteer their time and labor Go,s
not claim 10 be an Organization for the relief Of sine
women but 10 obtain for those in distress who can Ia
Dor on are compelled 10 labor for living employ ineit
NJ rates by which they properly meet their beeess
ties The widows Of soldiers 20 be caes 20 when
thew pay particular attention Their rooms are always
open dIring'a asonabe hours where orders for work
are received aud supplied and no less than RON 10 70
100 applications are made daily by women IN every
stage of want They also desire 10 protect from fraud
those who arc already in employment 70 institute suits
against the guilty parties and to establish and MAINTAIN
uniform rite OF wages In fact il is intended "a an
agent Of working women in the interest OF both EN-
poyers md employed. The final object Of the Working
Womens Protective Union " TO appeal TO the eomnu-
nifty large for that sympathy and support due TO the
otherwise defensoless condition or working women
They cal upon all those who feel interested in the efso
citation 20 examDe the nature OF their work for them
selves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
HJUNc1Ios GRANTED.

ItIFJ II TftTIIIE TuWhIu eT u
The Plaintiff IN this Henry H. Sterling IL the owner
md inventor q Sterling Ambros.a liquid compound tor
te hdr and by his ooun,e u. W Dodge esq made
Iaou for injunction before the Justice asking that Ed
ward Kendall Robert kcaLn be restrained making
selling Imitation Of the "AnbrosiA and kn9wn by the
name Ct Aboine" II appearing by the statements made
% serious eGten tie Juee grated the niancon sought
foi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
6elmscls's Meoisines.

vINHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
KNOWN AS
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases Of the BLADpIK
KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and DROPSlCAL SWELLIN0& y
This medicine increases the power Of digestion anS ssctss
the absorbent into healthy action, by which tho or
caieeyou deposions and all unnatural engagements ~
duced wen pain and inflammation, and rood for hs
Women, or Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPKc.L TKnn-ApRn A.
Before Justice DAILY.
DECISION.

DECISION.
Dngan agt. Pl,ifer.--Moton granted.
TRIAL IEHx-APRiL a-Beforc Judge bRApr
ACTION AGAINST TIE CITY.
Nelson secor AIT. The Mayor, &c.
This was On action brought by the plaintiff 70
reoov. tho Of $500 fer damages oeeasioned by The
q the city Ia leaving unguEdod ON
bansn.nt On Onehandred Gndtweniy h street neur Man
haitian Lane. ltaIreAfsd that I'd. PsSin IN company w
friend wins horse AID through oLo hnndTe d
AID twenty fifth street very stormy night, Grove on said
and the cfDbankn,.it Of point where the grad
ipr ceGsed teyond 10 iDs.cIon With hAnLStisnye Road
resulting IN breaking Of the plaintiff RIBS and oihsrw
inns him that he noaTactaied nom attending TO '
bu,Bess for six months thereafter. 80
he Jry uDdo bc charge Of the Court gave verdict Tor
pa atih H. The sum Of f250
1boma Darlington fer plaintiff John X. HsekeIi for de
ftDlsnL
Arm s. 1894.
TIE ExIRESs NEWSPAPER CASE
This case was called on before Judge CardoZo, IN
The Court Pleas this morning No JDfy WINS N at
tendance and the Jdsc stated that business eoad he done
unless paiss would waive their right TO Jury. This TIE
paint 10 do but The counsel io the rec liver
pleaded the necessary ab'nce II Jtmss BROOKS important
pabhc business. and Gsted fer delay The earliest day Tie
plautid could obEin No"Ay .r-.' ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
REnlRKs ABOuT DEEP CArTLl

Tic toal nuufeT ms WOtk tI had, . pafss Win 3Va
head ast wees with 079 bead average per week las
and with a for the corresponding week one year ago
The number sold yesterday anu to-day al the principal maj
ke s57 head with SO head lsst week and viii
05 head the average PER week last year and With fdl heat
Of market one year $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
Gents Per pound.
WHERE rHR CATTLE ARE IRON:

They came by the following Ene Railroad. SIC
Hudson Riyr Railroad e05 Harlem Railroad, 933; Now
Haven Railroad ~, Camden and Anboy Railroad i New
Jersey Central Railroad by Hudson River boats t5Ii on
foot r. About 1900 were IN the yards on Monday.
LAST oPDRovgRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

PRINCIPAL DEfofs or
uFLMBoLDs DRUG AND ChE"'"N
HOUSE, v
HELMBoLDs DRuo ud ANp CHEMICAL "A"
sELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. T., on
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, n. Y" ON
No 5o4 BROADWAY, N. Y, On
MEDICAL DEPoI'
uEI,NIBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOI'
uEI.MBOLD's MEDICAL DE In;.
M I0a SOUTH TENTH-sI., PHiLApsh,
No Ioa SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHiLADnI, a,,,.
No IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHiLAD 'is.rIScr-
upNy,Rr OF CoUNTEgTEITs AND oNfNN'''
DE-" PIED DEALERS ,-,,,.
Who eadeavOr to dispose Of their own ana '''''
on the reputation attained oy
,rrr.NIROLD'S GENUINE PREF"
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHo tIHf
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsArARILI1
'''''' GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE VASE.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHEAH
ASK FOR HELAIBOLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
- Cut on. the advertisement and send fsT ~ ana "'
pessea ssd szpessSN vs.tltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

AFFIDAVIT -, r,.,
Personally appeared before an Alderman o. we e ss
pbsadcinhi. H. IT, Helnbold, who oens GUY swo osSss
a hi, prsoaation contains no nsrfo,c, DO ho''e''' ~
Injurious drug, but are truly vcse'so'e !; n urIMBOLp
=, - -, ,h,c,,b,a before me this Esd day Of Novembsf'
sworn ''u Nm p HIbBARD, Alderman,
1904 9h.st, above Race, Phisdephi&
Address letters for information, IN confidence"
II. Il. HELIBOLD'
CHEAiIsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

CATTLE MARKBT.-Less than 100 DuliocBs
came in on Monday night, and were sold promptly
Yesterday holders put up their rates and finnish cse
brought the price Of good bulccks. Tie yards were
clear before noon and spectators hurried OF To ihe
West 10 prepare for grand stroke next week. fSr
details see full report Of the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
gEtoN Albany.

rhc soldiers, vo;iug uii,-Tae sHrp'y
Rail- BouHsy anGs Cousu'stn''"n nt'''
The hank Consnsi1ice BcfoFt--Eco-
s,yess Lipc OF steamboats,.
a eisll Cam dett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

TEE SHAD FISHERY. - Yesterday an on
slaugbt was made the poles placed in our rivers ana
bay where it interiered with navigation by oruer 81
the Police Commissioners steam'ug was employ Cd
to draw the poles, while the Harbor Police boat cop
Todd. protected her from any demonstrations ui''
might be made by the fishermen. After drawing sew
eral poles, committee of fishermen came oil TO I'd.
tpr. and, in order to their property, promised
70 clear them of. They were then gwen a tpeeineo
time to do it, and If not done, they certainly VIII %
drawn and thrown adrft by the tugs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
LAW lNTBLLrGENCE. .

,,v,rrp STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFiCE-ASRrLa
Before Comn'issioner WHITE
pr,,1rE. TIE ALLEGED cusroM- HOUSE OFFICER, ~
, 1864-04-07

.~. BR0KEE CONSTITUTIONS.
The constitution tried by pain or care,
Or wild indulgence: is not past repair;
htsgenia1 Tonic, - the healthfa1 dews
Quicken pazched herbs, its wasted power 1euex
, 1864-04-07

~ Mr. McC1urg, the member Of Congress
from Missouri, who attacked General Frank
Blair SO merci1essly the other day, has given
written permits to. tour of his Slaves to 20
Into the army, securing to each OF them what
ever compensation he himself may be cntt-
tied to as loyal owner, and sttpulating that
In case Of the death Of the men, their wives
and children shall receive the money. He
las a1so written letter to Ills styellow
man." caswcll, n which this passage occurs: :.
=, "Make your own cholce. If you 20 into
Mana army, let 9th mS hear frequently from you
not fear death. Be temperate; save yonr
earnings. If you ever hight, fight with des-
peratlou, and never surrender. Enrol your
name rs C.swell McClurg, and trv to give
honor to it. In the army give your idle hours
TO learning to read and write"
, 1864-04-07
Fearful Tragedy In PHILADELPHIA.

| IRON 1he Philadelphia Enquirer, April II
The audience assembled Inst evening at the
continental Theatre, was startled with q
tragedy enacted before them and not upou
| tue programme. 4 female was murdered in
ono of the private boxes! The usual theatri.
cal performance was being given, when three
pistol shots, fired in rapid succession, at
tractcd the attention OF the audience to the
females, and one Of the latter Was seen to
tall from her CHAIR, with the blood streaming
| from wound in her head.
The story Is short and sad one. Three
mouths ssgo, Maggie Baer, German girl 20
sd EST o5 ef 1
concert saloons, nude the acquaintance Of
William Howard Mitchell, Young man Of
about 1er own age. An attachment. very
strong and decided on his part, sprang up
between them, and the two were pretty con
si4nt]y in each others company.
Being Of jealous disposition, Mitchell
FaE continually accusing the girl OF ini1deli-
ty, and Lis rcproofs were received in licht
manner, Which only further excited his tenn
per. During yesterday Mitchell met one Of
the female companions Of Maggie, and said
to hcr, u will be the death Of her yet,''
Little heed was paid to this threat.
Last evening Maggie, in company with
two female friends, Visited the Continental
Theatre, and took seats in private box.
The boz Was 9; on filed By other visitors.
but Maggie paid no particular attention to
them. After remaining in the bog until
O'Clock, tue door was opened by Mitchell,
vie vie INQUIRED rg!,I Of the g!rl: ~ am goln: to
In half 6portive manner, t1I don't know"
Mitchell then pulling from his pocket re-
volver. aimed It at the girls breast, exclaln1-
Ing, "Thcn III be the death Of you" The
ball took effect in the girls breast She
scarcely attracted the attention Of the au-
d1ence, before d second ball entered her head,
and the girl fell from her chair dead, A
third shot was fired, but 1t did not take
effect.
There weie ten persons in the box at the
time. but tue whole affair was over before
any one could Interfere Officers stationed
in the building Immediately ran to the boz,
and officer STarIs, who first entered. en-.
count red Mitchell with the pistol still in
his hand His first exclamation was, "Kin
Mitchell was at once taken to the Central
station house. Where he stated that his fam
,ily lived in Wnmington-that his name was
mcguire, and then, turning Suddenly to sn
officer, be inquired, s.Is she dead =, Some
one replied, ''No.'' His <response was.
"Nell, loved her as loved ny own lite
and for her dle-tclcgraph to my father.''
Mitchell was evidently awa1c of the fnli
force Of his language, and the the character Of
tie deed be had committed. Theby-gtanders
prevented him from making any further adj
missions while in bis eomewhat excited state.
and he was placed in cell.
The body oi the deceased was also brought
to the Central station. As before stated, Bic
is German By b:rt3, although no Indications
Of her pareptaEe can be observed In her face.
She has no relations In this city. She is said
to llaye come from Schulkill county, where
her parents reside
, 1864-04-07

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aas 6 e 9i;sa e 2aaz
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Ehe fisss fas.t oe x1ttssa ~: IN we1d, On u. -
sass: ~ I :sost ss.es !.
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Toe rassl7uar ktna Or Ct o.o. corr, -,
:trs-. gfSposei 70 &c :eilVtsed muss ha dtats.'
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nl s.sas!. VII s duly no'tnsd OF tx. .zs,:.z,e.
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AFH
, 1864-04-07

PfOPRTEToR5:
( t1TFTdEJH9HHs T Il ~ Z * sDANE& NJ CO. oswese, EY-
NM. EAToS. Agent, 95 Pier. Albany NJ.
Contracts 2 s, sds By THOMAS HALE, Agent. oalce
rtye1, Chicago ILL., Flour, Grain Provisions Lead and
~ Kings frodnss c9ntracte4 atI lowest rates 10 New
citieA sla Lakes and Ere Canal, raii Hcm BufaIo
, 1864-04-07
1000 WELSH FIRE BRIcB

M ONEY TO LOAN.-I am con-
lV4 s,a1tly prepared to losr on imnrovra f.,n, =,
Illinois. 5000 acres Of choice farming Lands -
FOR SALE
On long time. D. E. PEARsoNs. lis Randolph st,
Boz S&o5. ap:-oSls6t
, 1864-04-07
SEA SICKNESS

Who has not felt how feeb1y words essay
The qushm one feels On shIpboasd to portray?
Dread them no more defy old Neptune.s power.
The DIt.ers cure the nausea In IN hour.
, 1864-04-07

AVOID CoUNTEEFE1TS.
HOsTRTTKR's D1ITERs share the common int
or all things good. 1mpostors initiate. ,
OF these beware, Dtsczectly usa your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
, 1864-04-07

The title Of Charles Dickens, new novcl IN
At last announced. He calls It "Our Mutuaf
Friend" + his friend. the late Lord Macau-
1oy. were alive, he would tell him that tour
mutual friend is low vu1garism-for our
cannon friend"-or II. be will. consult tho
essa5s Of that charming writer, be will find
i 60 declared, in the criticism, We think, Of
CIoker's Boswell. But whatever may be
SAID OF the title, the stoty-of which Measrs.
Harper & Brothers have purchased the early
sheets for publication In Haroer's MdqaziYe[
will be looked for eagerly by the greater
number Of those Who read the English Ian
GuaEe.
, 1864-04-07
Rosstulss Latest CompoxItion-ItsP Pro-
fuctfon Mt Paris,

Rossini's new mass YVES produced on March
18th, 1T the residence Of the composers
friend, Count Wippern, near Paris. before
about fire hundred people. It is written for
eoprano, alto, tenor and bass solo, With cllo-
rus and on tlis occasion was accompanied
en- two pfanos and harmonfum. Rossini
was present, and the Sisters Marchisiof with
Gardoni and Agncsi, were the singers, the
chorus numbering only twenty voices, ~h'le
among the audience were Mcyerbeer, Auber,
Carafa, Mnrio, Duprez, and other composers
ard artists. The composition, though often
tlorid, is yet described as very grand and fully
worthy Of the great master. The most no
ticcablc features Of the mass are Kyrie,
mrjestic Gloria, t'CruclfIon" solo, Sane.
tus, sung BY IN unaccompanfed chorus, and
tugue, Cam Sanc'u Spi,iiu. After the per
formance, the ladies present insisted on kiss
Ing Rossini. Mcyerbeer called him .+'Jupi-
ter" Auber, in burlesque patronage, said,
t.He has talents worthy cultiyatfon;'' and
Bagier, the director of.the italian opera, Of
fered him ls much Us sixty thousand dollars
for new opera Yet this splendid compli
ment did not Eeem to affect Rossini ut all;
for few hours after, On receiving basket
Of Il nit cent him from Palermo, be declared
TINT 1t Was something real and genuine far
more to be desired than mere glory.
, 1864-04-07

EFFECT ON THE DEBuITArED.
The naccsd muscles n1snneas soon acquire
The frame gaIns flesh, the eve resumes Its IRE;
su<agth to the lJ~se, uopcto the heart returns,
I'm ststr and crutch the eonvalesccnt spurns.
, 1864-04-07

',7Ecris Ateistatt Surgeon to Ue ;;sovQ Hp.nltal
-"zta Marie. Lisbon, Portugal, and Surgeon 10 Hospf
4ia-ell IL tc treatment Of contagious blood diseases
@ -: nig5s II TIN eliy yS,Es Ten ysaEa Practice 1a CHI
'rru,a,iGn to surhe serotala Eryatrclss suniatisn
assi5.tlrr elsenecf incident to females r*tcd vIth
II seutl! Clark street. Post Once Ro1S2- Dy ID
losing u cents In postage ssmps the unfortunates'
States. am .tr1la a-iE
, 1864-04-07

&efs KStEe10Ws
ionc oenuAl fhsactan. (formeriy OF st. Louis Ho.)
cst oe co1solted y his oncc 1ts South Clark street.
ocref u Monroe Chicago, ILL.,. half block iro the
st Omee. O. VI Chronic Dlseasea- and diseases OF
private end delicate nsturc In hosh scres WHICH be
aert Ladies and tent,emen can consult the Doctor
Tfth ths ftfctext nrtyacy ouice houzr from 4. N.
sS.'fs1asi e. Faen: cossute,ons iFe. Aad1;ss Bo1
From the Doctors long experience 10 H,spjtaf and
s.tss pr1stes be abe tS pertor and x1ll guar
noat aevese and complicated stas e. Ia very shoft
w., Fe1r1 r1tnoa1 . tne ase Of mcEcury..
.tl. perfect cure ~nsrantcd. Female IRREGULAR.
1ttenoaot On Puberty, Menst1uarion, OF per.oEs
nssaas en$ ob8lfpetons to marriage, should call at
onG9 eaa ns cured Best Of ci5 reterencs. - to