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Doa' oan 10 procure MRS. wIasLows SOOTHING
STRUT FOR All diseases incident the period OF cc,hins
children. q relieves the child from pain. wad code
regulate, ne bowels and BY giving relief end health ne
ssnd -v.s resi- t. the mother TIVE ssy ayc cenis bottle
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Prizes unshed fn all Legnltzed Lot
terses Information gigeu. JOSEPH BAFES, Brnses,
IL Wal street, COON No l.
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R0ynl Havana L0tfcry,-Thirty per
csst pre- niunl pad for prizes Information furnished
Uirhess price paid DoAboons and all kinds 70 uod saf
silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 10 Wall slres<
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Prizes Casheh ia All LcRaiizcd Lot
leries, Tnfcffaattou givsn.
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The .Iura O.,ward Bcwma.

PonUtrp, Jan 2. 1864
The steamship 1urs sailed At Lslfrsst four o'eot> tE
oteno,a for Liverpool
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Holiday Presents Of AMsctlon and ChaE.
ity-wIfEELER 4 WILSON'S Highest Premium Losb
siici Sewing Machines. COS Broadway
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s.rizes Cashcd and Information Fur
,isasd Ia al iegx lied lotteries.
ALECR 4 CO.. Brokers, 70 Pine s.ve.s
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Goarsua's Peudre Subtitle Upro0ts HAIR
upper lps low foeheads any part Of the bedp
Warranted 80 Broadway
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beautiful Com pie xfO0 - - tvd's Bfoonn
Of Youth q, LIQUID Pcar preserving and Identifying hF
CON d sy.oa and akin. Druggists eyery~here. sni 80
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Lens. Dus ror CoUnterfeits, Not Only Of
b1nl b hu Of ereryhius truly valuable We understand
hs, lhe Indispensable Al ces known as Family Pc
Go!ofs exception TO this rule The limitations IKE
ri 20 -rfsts ae utterly worthless Remember thes
Rowe s,RyENs' Family Dye Coiors aye tho 0rignaA
tho only VARIABLE and usefai thing of the KIM.
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Prfvss Cashed in All LOCALIZED lotteries
A nd ,atarrpa, on nyeu GALLAGHER BRNJAMIS.
30 Gheainuk street. PhNAIs.phLA
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s.yom'1 Pc rt0dicaI DrOps-rhe Great Fee
nsie cesrs,cs-are sold by al drugsss Price 81 pes
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All Those AFFLICTED with RheumRttsm
and plea VIII Cad great relief and cemfcrt from using
CEQSDATS Patent Prepared Cork stuffed Mattresses aof
s's'' oA' SUI ' 7oS BROADWAY rA
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Holiday hats at whites, fn style Ana
cessnc. unsurpassed Aso variety OF Gents and LsdfD
lrr. Hroad
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An W.legart and cheap Avsisse.
HEALTHv AND pcRAEf.e.

CpoSpALs fxfENL fnEekRED CoRK stuerINa
large assortment OF Matty Furniture Cushops
Sess Tor CoscheA Theatres So Life preserving ri ev
ana Hcs SEATS saving rsds ~ constantly on haad and
uturFs 6std 81 sao;' aa.ess,
eaoApwAy ygs
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observation-disclosures OF the Eye, Eer,
Tarost and Casarrh treated by DE. ROWE ~ Conoora
street. BROOKLYN.
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PINE TREE TAR DROPS,
Toe ricst popular remedy evtsnt,
Ior .sAna, Bfonchlils, Coughs, Coda
I,.aIpg II Soreness Of the Throat
fre fsT~ s,e.ss=... sni e1es,.ei
Neatly put W Ia sliding cases -.sg7
Con .cnieat .cT the pocket
Sod al f5 aud % cents per Dor
.y dealers ia medicines generally.
rfcIsTed ony by rhos. Y Marshsu, Trenton. w
Ncs York Agency Al He'mbolds
prug and Chemical Warehouse 6n4 Broadway
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tween that time and ton O'Clock at night % 600 degrees
sboysszsro Friday morning. st nine oclack' inc mes
oury at lek degrees below zero ana continued 90
low xero ali day. saturday at ha,f-past in the
morning II was AZ three degrees above aud at the same
hour Ia the evening at degrees above zero Ne!hns
like this wss ever known 10 Kentucky,
The Weather Eises here.
BosTos, Jan. 2-S p 81.
nc weather three dogroes colder to-day than any
s.v previous this season. The thermometer ranged from
thrss 70 ten degrees above zero with strong westerly
gallo. ,as,
Clear and cold Al six A. NJ. the mercury ste d at
aeyen degrees below zero 49,
Z ClSmskAr, Jan. 2, 1864.
Weather clear Thermometer SIX degrees above zero.
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Direction Labels and Tags. All KInss,
al n. anf,c.urers VICTOR r. MAUGER, lis Cham
r..lsa
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a P< rSect Uatr Dye-Mtiier's.
Only 50 ceais box Trr Il. Sold By all drnggisis
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Pelham was Adhered by the Ladies for
hs hne taste Ia perfumes; brit TIC Ixrec Of the Night
Bloouing Ceeus q far suissrs ne peesn sesns o. hs
dee at The nsvos Of the sni punecnt esssnces
lAsbionats years ego Manufactured Gully ~ fHAi0N
SON, New York.
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Chaps, Chafes. ss'i0wncss. Eruptions
N,.,s Gpecis and oil s.ia Bc,nshes cured ~ 0OU-
Raj pig 'I,e.sr Med ca ed Soap. -@a3 Broadway.
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Crlst~dorO's Hair Dye. Preventative
and W,r de,ol Wholesale and retail. Ne Atsg Hoass
rae dye Applied By ssiln ar.lss 9
Deasuess, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN Tus HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rus
THROAT.
CHRONIC 0ATAReH
uaTAeRH or VIE gyMrANIc MUCOUS
HkMBgASF OBSTRUCTION or TH4
EEsTACHIAN TUBB
CURED
CROSS EYE STRAfaHfEHED IN 0SH
MINUTE.
And every disease or the Eye aud Ear re9uirlnz eths
medical OF surgical aid attended 10 By Dr. Won Ef3RN
RERG s bis cdns''ng roons BIG BROADWAY near TwefA
street.
Direction Labels and Tags. All Kfn@s,
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(, n N-A Ctss,aed Catalogue Of sixteen thoussns
dssrsni Books especially ADAPTED 2 army and nsy rssn
ive aeUt On RESENT OF Send for ~ fronlln
CsRrstrs 81 nv nav Enerprise N Watches Je~ery vs~
Csains Au.. kc sent on receipt Of ten csnts.
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uaTAeRH or rHE TyMpAsIc MUCOUS
~kMBgANE. OBSTRUCTION OF rus
ECsTACHIAN TUBu
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wheeler a wilson's Sewing machssss
s.,,.teI al he rr TOWN DrpOI-uuhcr The msnseemcos
wJ Elas-?sr 1,csassy. oetacr fvsnst1se9sa s"~s
, 1864-04-29
RHEUMAI ISM.

TAFTHHITIs.1 NEURALGIA. HorT.
LVJBA4D. RClATICA4 TIC pOuI.oUHEJL
II there is any dlgease in which tbs Constitution
Life SytCp Sovereign, 1t Ii In Eacumatism IT.
lindftd atIec,loGs. Tbs most Intense pains ara al.
most Instantly sWellings are re-.
duccd. Casea chronic vicarlous OF 20 or YeaIl
standing have been cured by us.
, 1864-04-29
Mr. Eroug9aaua,a speech i'll tho Hou.c
Of Commons On the 18Th July, 1880.
IN CaI0nfA1 EfaTerF.

We regret extremely that the "corrcctcd
report" Of this powerful speech, which, as
ne are We'll informed, produced IN impress
sion on those Who heard It not likely to be
Should have reached Us Ut moment when IT
Was no longer possible tor ns to not1ce Its
contents at any length we snall, It ls true,
have on opportunity OF recurring 10 II, and
us snblect, IN on1 neAt n9mnet; ana We 1eel
that Inc new aspect Wn!cn tnat saolect nus
ton q It; ou1, On me ere o. general cleo
ton to tne frst tournament 81 ne" reign,
nc could base W5he9 70 1eaple 70 contrloute
our ald towards tne alu1slon OF !ae 1aeEa ana
arguments mere 80 slflklnsly anu command
lngly stated and enforced, among tnose VINO
m a5e abont 10 exercise lne eiecnse Immense.
me terms OF lne reso!ntlon When , ~.
Brougham moved tue 1ate house q Com
mons TO adopt, VIII su1nclensly explain the
object Of bis speech. Ihey ate as tolloWs:
That this House do resolve, at the earliest
Practicable period Of the next session, to
taAe 1hto lls serious eonsloeratlon lqe state
81 ers ~ .I an - III M,sas a1;,
o. lheaf slnssrs, anu more ore espeeally N oraer
70 tne amGnaHent 3t;lH o1 tue aoh1nistratlon ot
1n6nce Nllu1n lne same.
ns @fsuaun. = ~ enaoanu on nn " ~ ~ aan a.
lutgs ~ uuany, y. 5utt ~ aha ., % y. eoultu
pons = eii pat w sorI anIs -e en
<1,n nnne;1aro&;o1 rF Aha ra1- pc -1;,7,..rt
H. e M ~ 1,,th4 - .uo n5 an !. va,i haan
thelo ~ 4po p f;auds ~ ta tr,,s M chr;stia
use h Luz haE ,o;oe u .' ~ ia ona ~
sus. mnG n.;,,o +tat .n;o ~ ~ ~ ~
,;I n tr1e n,.ne ,n,so1f ~ ~ no ae
WY . W. ngt ;t os3.y M R,eu b's a. hs1n,no Gu
pa,e nfTa.s % ~ X = ,nit;antion - amJ
ana ana, afn3;,;on nf sIaveru;, ~ nnr "n;nnacs
W. tr1,s4 +hat raans vv;}, ,o +stan ~ .r;vc
~ ;aas. ts -,nse;hta .:sa1,otso,s - ~ ~,
1 Luz mIess nS;a aneaah 1"fo-nnato1t ~ ~
reeteu hepo o. h,1 m speGsn Unolthnate,y thaa e.
%e enn ~ 1awgr sat!la nay
oe1o.e 9h ~! - 80 c-a,+5 5ar,+n, f1,;e +n,,.a,
e. "y3 eT,;he,fGg ~ ~ ana hrs1a,,it, irs'
fiea 1f.ena " at mpeay y aud n4a W. ti, - oo,,a
t1osG .nas ~ lgngea ehs an e,nt s - 1oi1e, ~ ~
Mns4 inna atn"r. w." o4e ~ +ha fost i",1:e;yere
told thal sse ar 1G ene ro;nn = ro1i
On sla'G W y sems1 atnntp ~ srn;nes nnd
across Lhe aaanI'S IN ~ ept5 ~ ~ ,3ah9' tn1i1
1rntess otuele' n - .fe ~ i,at5a - l., ~
nor o1 t9e pIupe5 ~ ~ p1aus1a ~ ~ ~
eaFe5. aenS 1ns f1 lio;a'"s ~ Fasi;nns ~.
The properly. Ine pI1nc'p!es' .ne aba1ug, 1isruss
OF our comnon natulg' iase - +te lep.1aun 1sa.'o.
against 1t. pc Tue appeal naoe ~ the 1uust. 4;s
standing or to the heart, ne sentence @ - Is Inc
same that relects Il IN yain y9a Len " Msoul u
laws tat sanction 81 SucH H. anac43ne,ta ne1 re
, 1864-04-29

The following extract from letter to the
Atlanta (a1emphis) iH,ea7, april 4th, gives
clue to the rebel barbarities lately prac-
ticed:
"Gcneral Ross broke up plantation near
Snyder's Bluff, killing some fifty negro SOL
diers who were guarding the Wotkmen. The
killing was applauded. Take no negro pris-
oners is the cry in which all join. It is pro.
per. It is small part Of the calamity which
the Abolitiouist has brought upon the negro.
1t is doing the negro d wrong. The white
officer commanding the squad, more than the
black soldiers deserves death, and more than
lie, the Major General who directs the move
ments oftle black regiment 1t is the white
man who is Infamous, cu1pable, but selfpre-
serTation requires that there be no rule bnt
that of determination with armed negroes.
It might be we'll to hare no other rule with
these white fellows. B,
, 1864-04-29

Republican Union State Convention.
The Undersigned State Central Committee, ap-
pciL:td Ii the Gtate Convention he'd At Spring
1e1a the 18th 1Gy Of September A. D. 1852, hereby
call upon the voters Of the State Of Illinois who
are Internationally in favor OF malntsinfng the
supremacy OF the Constitution Of the United
States, of the full, tna! and complete suppression
and overthrow Of the existing rebellion. with
everything giving lid, strength and support there
TO. OF the vigorous prosecution OF the Far, and
the employment Of all efficient means to that cad,
and the restoration Of the Union upon basis
which will hereafter preclude any attempt at, orin-
ducement to, eecession-snd Of the full, faithful
and cordial support Of the National Government in
all Its apt and proper measures attain these ends
and who approve Of the principle OF freedom COR
tanned in the Proclamation Of Emancipation Issued
By the President Jan uary 1st 1863 requested to
send delegates to State Convention to be holden
at tie State House in the city Of
SPRINGFIELD, ON TIE 18TH DAY OF MAY
NEXT, at II O'Clock for the purpose Of selecting
thisty-two delegates to the National Convention.
to be holden ot the city Of Baltimore, on the 7th
day Of June next, and for the purpose Of noninat-
Ing candidates for Electors Of President and Vice
President Of the United States, and also Tor the
purpose Of nominating candidates ior the of1ces Of
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of State,
Auditor Of Public Accounts, Treasurer Of State and
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction Of the
State Of Illinois, md one member Of Congress for
the State at large.
The ratio Of representation IN said Convention
will be as follows:
One delegate for each i've hundred voters, and
one delegate Tor each fraction OF two hundred and
nity voters. OF over, ta1ing the number Of votes
cast at the Presidential election in 1860 ais the bass
of computation
The following is the number Of Delegates to
xrtfcf nari nonntr la sntit1ad.
, 1864-04-29
To Mothers and Married Ladies.

1t the safest and moss e1ectusl edtctue aver dis
covered for purifying tho system. md relieving TIT
suffering attendant upon childbirth. II strengthen
beth the mother and child prevents pain and dlseAse
and lnereases and eDziches the food-shose ho hay
before Ind after connement, "a il Prevents diseasf
S1tcntAnr upon childbirth.
, 1864-04-29
REM ARK A BILE OECJR.
4sEoCE.


-
On Friday, April 9th, Dr.. NJ Caldwell .7as
called to see Mi. Frank Archey, residing on
CLt etnut street, beyond the old Catlo;.
church. The doctor found Mr.. Archey suffer-
Ing from severe hemorrhage from the nose.
so severe that his friends thought him to he
diving, and the doctor himself considered It a
very critical case. The usual remcdies vera
applied TO arrest the bleeding. Larye doses
Of acids were given, aud the heuorrhare wa
slightly arrested. 4 violent Irritation Of the
s1omach was soon visible, aud an attempt tn
, 1864-04-29
Convention Of the Grand Division OF
the Sons Of temperance.
IExISarnI Ill Anil 9Th. 1891

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The GRIND Division Of Sons of Temperance
met in semi-annua1 session here this morn
ing, Chas- L: Kelsey, 6. ". F., presiding.
Entire unanimity prevails, and business of
Is being transacted.
The reports Of officers show IN increase in
membership Of over thirty -four per cent, and
ageneral prosperity Of the order, and thetem
ptFnDce cause.
The Granl Division has gone into Commit
tee Of the Whole to consider the subject Of
engaging more lecturers for this State.
This evening RcEs. VIM. Ross, ClifIe, and
Moore Ire speaking In the Methodist Church
to large and enthusiastic audience.
Yours. TEMPERANCE.
, 1864-04-29
TAn. Hf~N1n~~

Csatdeotial PhysG1an. tfsrDerly of e LoEia. Aoo
estnur Of Monroe Chicago. ILL.,. hAlf block fron the
Foet once. On FL Chronic D'seases and diseases Of
ertats With unparalleled success. Rooms seharate.
where Ladies' and cntlcncn eau consutt tue Doctof
9Th the ktrcttEt privacy. Otce hout7 from 4. ID.
,:c r. H.; saadajs 10 so II 4. n. Coumun!c.tions
korndenttAL CoEEnl<A1lonR free. Address T. y. Box
Tet Fncose 30 stan ~ and ger his .iuIdc Health.
Froa the Doctors long e1nencuee In Aosrmi1l II and
Artee perfect for Nil Chronic Diseases theif
taort sewers and complicated stas ea. IN Tery short
Toung Edn suffering from seif abnse are Invited 70
.all. perfect cure *Arrhutrd- Female HFegulAri-
Nes ettcndAnt on Puhefts. AenstFuhton. or psfsona
1AtlnE any obetruc1nns 10 marriage, SHOULD CAL Ut
once xnd be cured. Be4t Of city FeicrenrHs a. to
, 1864-04-29


Since the death Of her royal husband, Eng;
lands Queen has studiously refused to throw
nway her widows weeds OF engage In any Of
the ceremonials Of her exnltel station. In
adopting this course she has greatly disap
pointed her subjects, who, after the expira-
tion. of the customary period allowed to
widows to exclude themselves from the
orld, naturally expected that she would re-
sumo her old piacc in the fashionable world,
ut court, and In public displays. Recently
this anxiety Of her subjects, upon the prfucf-
pie that ssthe wish is father to the tholght,"
las become SO absorbing as to tempt soiac Of
the most anxious to seek relief in setting
ntioat the rumor that the Queen wonld soon
comply with their yearnings But alas!
Their bliss must be get longer delayed. The
good Qnecn team see it, and she has &C.
cordiugly caused to be published q manifesto,
or proclamation, announcing that, until fur
ther notice, Her Majesty Will continue to
wear black, and appear In public as seldom
as possible. The result is that tho anxious
subjects have come to more serious grief
than If they had invented no false stories
about their Queens intentions, and conse-
>quently INDUCED no fl1sc hopes. They are
vexed beyond measure; they feel that they
nre objects OF the Qucen's supreme con
tempt; they arc ut their Wits end. And
consolation for them there is none For
what can compensate for the loss of the
Queens smiles, or the loss Of her patronage
at the stores?
, 1864-04-29

The Legion Is aWakel The Johnson conn.
ty regiment will meet on Thursday- Gen.
Carri6gton Will review and inspect them Pre-.
paratory to their tender Of services. They
report nearly six hundred men fit for duty,
md expect to I'll up. The cEawfordsyille
regiment reports nearly the same number ~ 1ts1;
Vigo county has two regtments-one OF lhem
are being held al over the State. In VIM
Chester M teri tbrse companies were raiaea in few
hours, The ball is rollingl We hope our
citY regiment will take the lead. A little ef-
fort, and 1t can be done.-ln5ianapo:h Jour-
x,n7 9Th
, 1864-04-29

tic bosom Of the same people; the same
cloud is gathering that aunihilated the slase
tradv: and if it sd ii desce.d again, thy on
whom It's crush may fall, will not be destroy.
I'd before have warned them; but l pray
Us tie more terrible Judgments Of God.''
, 1864-04-29

yAsDAx1s4.-The Stark county {Ohio) Re-
zuN;cau states that some barbarians entered
fhe stable OF Dr. Hoffman, at Hartville, Cd
iast Tuesday night, and killed o tine horse by
cuftfpg the nDimal's throat The Doctor be-
ing an ardent Union man, it is suggested that
the atrccity was committed In retaliation for
the arrest ofeeycral deserters ia that neigh
bolhood, In obedience to General Vallandig
hams "reprisal" order.
, 1864-04-29

ahou: uncomfortably close, and his injuries
ere not serI0us.
The whole affair Is regarded In the yiIl,ge
as rather farce; the Union men laugh over
it. and the bellfgerents keep silence, ashamed
Of the part play ed in 1t by their champion.
, 1864-04-29

TAX SALE NOTfCE.-To ali
Il whom 1t msy concern-Take notice, that OF the
18th dny or July A. u. 1892. At sale tha: day, held
IN pursuance q law Of lots and lands, bJ the then
nos fcr County and Suite Taxes 70. the year due
the said County md State and costs, william Fleet
following real estate, together With tie buildings
thereon any suBte In i4e County OF Cook, to said
State Of illinois, to wit: 1St acres undivided In the
SOUTH ss acres OF the northwest az OF section H.
townshp nosth, range Il east Of the thtrd prsncip
section M township 80 north range IS esst Or the third
princlesl merlt tho undiytded h.f the east ball
township Forth: range u eaat OF ths third pr,qct
duly ossiEncd the sud certificates Of puFchass me
Tue nnderstgned an nov ths legal 9wner aud ho1d,
above described land from the said tax sale Will ex
pire on the 18th day OF Jufy l654.
STANLT Il. FLEETWOOD.
yat
, 1864-04-29

BXXIpLXGIA. PAREAIs. f4hAFLXH1A
PARALYSIS A0TTA84-
tits universally admitted that Constitution Lift
syrup T. the Only eaeGava M Msans 2! tessosason Y
ite1ate th0t IL Is emphatcalg tie Great Lfe-GtY.rS
Power.
, 1864-04-29

Delegates to the Baltimore National
Convention to be ChoHen-Prcs1den-
tia1 Electors, Ssate Officers and Com
Ercssnicn ut Large to be Nominated
-Cpnvent1on for the Nomination Of
q judge of The Supreme Court In
Northern illinois.
, 1864-04-29
NERVOUSNESS.


aALIYATIpH. NOTHING or BoNxs.
HAD coNPLEX1oH. ACHks IN BONES.
FEKLIxH or WEARrGkas, pEPRKasloH or SPIRITS
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP pusxes the systec
entirely from A1I the eTfl effects OF MERCURY. re-
moving the Bad HTeash, and custcg the Weak Jol2t
and Rheumatic Pains which The uss q Colonel u
sure to produce- 1t hardena 9pocxJ Gams aai o.
cures the Teeth Is t8mly - ever,
, 1864-04-29

51LEELOKB celeprs.et HAIR DIR Is 1HH Sxsf
Es1H WORLD. The only HAnHLK.t TRus anq l9Ll.
--eiaAakes Bed, Rusty or Greg Hair Instantly. to
.tLoesf Bl1oK " EATuaAt Ehowx. Without an2nranF
nd ssaetfu imIsrts fssee vitality 1M9pesyt n re- :,
Sad 0yea. The Genuine II signed WlLl14A 4 hAGH-
oE. s1l Others are mere limitations. and Aoonlo os
@:Sv ereet New York. iyS-GH71y.
, 1864-04-29

FICE OF TIE NJ E 81
Y CHANTS SAVINGS LOAN AND TRUST CoA-
CITY HANK OF OTTAWA
rs1 DER Nntrx n rar. L. GAGE. CASHIER.
, 1864-04-29

consalnnk nearly 800 pages. md - nns PAtoa and
&nEfAs1ngB Of the Anatomy Of the Sexual OfZaub IN
6. Itate Il Health and 'IssAse. with Treatlse on
nsh-Abuse. Its neplorable Consequences upon the
Mind and pcoy. with the Authors Plan OF Treatment
the only rational and successful mod. Of cure. -
.ahown By the report Of cases treated. L trnthful
adviser to the married, and those contemplating
;nsfaaEe, who entertain Doubts Of their physical
condition. Sent free OF postage to Rny address,
receipt Of Is cents in stamps q pos eurrency. b
1aEJ, N. z. fex7y19SaM-M
, 1864-04-29

AGS
B. G. COOK. Chairman.
GEO. SCHNEIDER, .1st District.
II. ". DLOUGETT, I'd District,
Jas. DfN5MORE. I'd District.
A. L. WAITE, ith District.
JOHN DURHAM. 9Th District.
A. ". BOWEN, 9Th District.
LAWRENCE WELDON, 7th District.
JOSEPH G. CANNON. Gth District.
CHARLES CHANDLER, 9th District.
MARTIN II. EASSELL, 10th District.
D. K. GREEN, t1th Dis,r1ct.
VIC. FLAGG, tath District.
JAMES C. SLO0. 18th District.
VIM. L. CHURCH, at large.
W'M. BUTLER, at larse,
, 1864-04-29
Re111oDlls.

nFMOVAL.--J. Let1uc, late It
% 81 sou:h Wsssr Street, fup~stair1),
.-,,, con.,rue In tte same nus1ness-auJtnE
Where ne VI n saEts of prottuce on commission
and sel1tnT, NJ ,n,i* !" "
, 1864-04-29

AH0 6V1NANEb' I4AE8% An N1t1EAMU%
from the Madison, {Wis.), state Journal1
We know that most Of our render who are
readers Of the daily papers, look with scarce
ly less Interest than ut the movements of the
army to the list Of arrivals and departures
from the Soldiers Rest. They have seen
how from small beginnings this noble insti-
tuition Las BY the unremittfng zeal Of the
women Of Chicago grown to capacity
which enables It to furnish comfortable beds
and excellent meals to all our returned vet.
crans and rnW recruits on their passage
through that city. Tho people Of Wisconsin
hare deep interest In encouraging and sus-
tanning an effort In the benefits of, which her
cons hare had so large share.
. How the Indies OF Chicago are enabled to
feed five hundred, o Thousand, sometimes
even twelve hundred soldiers in day, on
such ehort notices as they have generally re-
cciyed is mystery to such as hare not wit
messed the operation Of Q patriotic tele-
graph in that intensely .wi3e awake-metropo-
lis.
Now, although at the Rest they arc always
"at Home" and the visitors however uuex.
pected ore welcomed aud sent on their way
rejoicing; the efforts of those who have this
work would be mater1rlly 1fyhtcned if the
officers having regiments or parts Of regf-
ments en- route through Chicago would tele-
graph the Home two Or three days in advance
the number Of their men and time ofstlrting.
We ca1l attention to this because such no.
tices hare not usually been given, and hope
Wisconsin officers viii make note Of it.
Will the Milwaukee and Racine papers re-
mort this sIppfstinn ?
, 1864-04-29

DR.. LANES AETIDbTE FOR STRONG DRINK.
The love Intoxicating drinks is directly owing
m ARTIFICIAL nppetie-in other ssordA peryetsion OF
HE sense Of tas eupertnduced b. continued e1cesses
% the use OF epirituous l!quo:s tntemrerance Is
eeaucutly Hur natural inrlnlty, bur always depend
ami upon artificial causes These once :e.norfd. The
-cl Of 1nehritty will lsse MI tnelnntion or desire
4or the injurious hevefA.e-
Dr. lanes ANTlDoTf:, by Its specific action re-
d1t1on. The craving for spirltuou triuks at once
xeases and what before had becn IN Irresistible
sive. The remedy Ii perfectly larnlass II directions
followed T. exercises almost magic Il effect in
SauslpC decneeAttd AyEEhluS for AlI alcoholic drnks
ndincTeases the appetite ood. lrce Il boz or
Sold Is Ill Druggists LOHD 4 SMITH Agents for
Hhicaru ppl3c6si SIN v I'd kis