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tshcn auddenly late one evening and died within
ten nlIutca In EeEere pain At 7o5s n,or7t1, the
Ia IN sbaol on Condition. Tke iapes s were thor. ns5s
cueh,y saturated with an excessive edusioR Of ma-
cuo1..
ever tartar clrcic OF crude autsnony failed, ipe-
clc answered well, and. iadeed, worked Hke a
caa.m.
=. ?. A. c5se,cr, q Pckn, trsatea the ra,joElty
oi hi- tss.s with either aconite phosphorus or
tartar enetic. When there rsnlaies faiIefi he
found bTcna AID ipecac to be excellent xsticlsg.
Ds Luo satd ahat ottsa pasnnos!s w,s
called lohu!ar pnsunonia1 but he did not believe
that 1t Mas pneumonia at ell.
.DE. Temple considered that the affections In
confined to Tie bronchial tubes, and that tartar
e1netic was about the oAly cafe remedy.
Some dlecusiios next ensued a. to the manner
of applying remedies. Dr.. Il. L1alAm considered
aaier t. Keep to ono remedy 1s much as possible,
20 tnAf ~ action may be fully mewn.
nr. Cnas. F. Reed, Of Kenosha. had Tried several
combined remedies, which he thong mora often
Frouuced effects when single remedies failed to
ef3nG sno1t the required results.
Vt. sco1eld found that generally one remedy is
ones were needed
Dr.. I. C. Belding did not believe in combined
remedies either administered simultaneously OF IN
ngnt frequently.
Dr.. A. e. Jaeger also considered one remedy to
be best He had seen case where physii ans CAUSED
young child to take seven remedies in less than
fifteen hours. He did sometimes give m a!terna-
uon oftwo remedies, but then he ordered one Fssn'
edy TO be given for Ten or twelve hours, and then
before he gave the eeeoud ordered perfect crss1,
tion ter about the same 'ime. Prot Temple thonght
one remedy only was required. The patient need
not be seen every few hours II tEe case is right
u underetood the effect is anticipated. sEomb.ned
remedies were not the result Of the trnfs OF Hona
uopalhy. ..
Much discussion Of like nature followed, most
of The gentlemen present cfvin: their Vario1s ex.
pcsiepcte. Cases also somewhat foreign to the
subject were mentioned illustrative OF the benef'
cIal effects of simple Qr united remedies by theii
respective supportcrts
The Convention then adjourned.
, 1864-05-18
THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
Cae Hundred days. Scrrlee--.RTru.tinss---
The Dsnnty Fund.


The volunteer movemen. il making fair progress,
Camp Fty, the headou.r.ers for recruits from this
ssc;n ~ f,1a5 ,,,41 I,., and the busy hum Of pre.
paration for departure II heard IN the os,Fask',
The men are coming in quite rapidly. aad there IL
pow little doubt that tbethree regiments will 20
o1, r-,,,n T,;sasa 1,,s5 10 1hc maximum This ia
a ~ hani R sso - hts rcht to pac- her
ga nh.aa " ,,nrs r,c, Are Waatad: LIT them
=. ~ farnish.a urIsh en1thort ~" Va J.is1
~ M1.ao4s 4 ent i. f,1l to the maximum.
~ - ~ ataaIfn. va,a Yesterday traaaferred
~ - thet H Tsrnaerfs rr-itneot. which il
Leo @ nss.1. XII rhe reoiment Of Col. Sbmp il
aso nrseIsssjnc- 7rry Satisfactorily towards COM
1atsp, - :,ac;.5 ss that lie orsantZat1on ol
nen N1at +;ro ~ ..a1ants vii he accompshed to.
AZ Az an hat thsv vii be- ready to form portion
II tbe 49,. r1apd and ss,m1 IL occupation u In day OF
~ - nn' 640Aa s4+n' -
ru.~rox.., zorsv.a f,.ve flied oDe cou,nsny
s,r H. eerv,c anS c1ccted The following Officers
, 1864-05-18
A HAPPY FAMILY.
Scene at the Museum--A Speek Of Var.

Stimulated by our successes in laying the found
alton for happy family in the shape Of IN eagle
aud rooster dwelling in peace and harmony, Col.
Wood determined to try his hnnd at IT, and accord
ingly erected cage ia bis museum, into which he
placed two large and ons nmall owl, a few guinea
piss and rabbits and IN ancient cat OF 1hs Thomas
gender. During tho hrBt day there were no elSns
Of discomfort. The owls took fhelr position on
the 1eogt, and winked and bilrked, looking a. wise
~ Solomon, II not a,1syed in quito 80 MUCK glory.
The rabbits aud guinea pigs easily affiliated End
nbbled away ut the cabbage stalks, profoundly ig-
aor,nt Of their ancient enemies-she o.le. and Of
Thomas, who was purripg In the corner. Taomas
sat very scdately, occasionally archins his back
when the owls made sny uu4snh deaonsttst'ons e1a
Spo poa when nanny o too
onibrcaE, oib % and and he Colonel retired to his
couch to dream Of an importation Of 60
rill1f and women Weighfn. Thousands aTolrdupois,
In the ttilness Of that Night, however, the owls
Who had maintained strict neutrality during the
day. made night attack in force upon tho guinea
pigs and rabbits, who. not hayiRg pieksts ont.
aonneed M he t1dneS to tho Colonel The owls sat
wiDking and blinfing A. II nothing had occurred,
IN attack. That attack came In the forenoon of
the second day. Ono ot the large oHis i, assalied
the small owl acting as reserve, But Thomas
ale was good, and he was in the best Of sptrit.
lie owl which had fastened upon hlsrear he shook
OF 1 u beautiful evolution, and bY brilliant dank
movement struck Tho othe. in The w1ag. cnp?lins
s.onn m ling Do It On made = secsad farions At
OK npoa botl his combat1nts. Me1owiag, spit
tiny, with bxcx erect and each particular hair on
end, he went in with teeth and claws, now hurled
himself upon ono and then upon the other. This
little owl, who waE acting as reserve, didn't see
#, ind refused to come to the 'front.' Thoma4
sYniled hinaelt Of the fact that the enemy could
Dot obtain Reimbursement, and attacked again aad
srsln with double fury. The owls fought owlfnly,
bnt to save themselves from utter 1uin, at .ast 70
treated to their roosts, and left Thomas master Of
The Colonel thinking the whole thing was set.
tied, concluded to let them Ienat1 togeth3st, but
that night the larEe owls n ne, e9Wa5dly mn
into M 1t he previous days nght, a1d eat him up,
feathcrs, wisdom and III. The Colonel wishing to
Iated Thomas and tho owls. and they neW dwell
spart. -a -o,u.,,aa ~ o.L
The Colon Il about his happy family,
, 1864-05-18

Before the memory Of the late gale and its dsas.
tiers shall have passed from the public mind, re-
cord ehould be made Of the circumstances in which
the survivors Of the wrecked schooner 'ssto1m''
were TeEC1ed.
Early On Tneadny morning. the dismasted hulk
was dir1ly disce!ued hos&iB. in the Lake opposite
The Garrett Biblica! Institute. Dy means OF Z spy
g!aes fve nen could be elinefng to the wreck,
which Une ever and gEon completely submerged.
The coursc Of the wind WAS sneh as to driYethe craft
upen tho beach llttie below the village, where, az
indeed along the whole shore, furious breakers
were dashlng without istermission.
The students aEd citizens gathered In eroupa ut
ly anxious for somo means Of bringing the nperil-
cd seaMen to land. Then MAS felt more Intensely
THAI words can express the necessity ofhayi1g this
Place made 1Ife boat station. But no ilfe- boat
WEE 1t band. Ono man had already perished, and
1t was cestain that the rest could not endure 1t
much longer.
uith L. III s1tEsai,y have yoaa;
tute. volunteered to make tn. hiEort Of hvimplipz
through the snrf, and towing line to the vessel.
Being Obliged to dlxest himself Of heavy clothing
tie exposure 10 cold vas almost equal to that Of
dI9wn1e but h great skill IN riding tue breakers
orpo.ins waves, b sgeceeaed IN reaching the
wreck and making last the line, on which ha and
the survivors Of the crew came ashore.
The men were 60 benumHed with cold and so e1-
hansted BY their exposure that they required to be
helped out OF the water aud immediate succor with
warmth and attmulants, rs neans of preserving
l!fe. After beng partially warmed BY fires on TIC
shore they we're taken to the ho1:e Of scne Of our
Eofpitsbe citizens and furnished with dry clothing
and whatever they needed until they recouer thcIr
strength.
THIS j. the third instance In which students Of
the Biblical 1lstitnc have been 1nstrumenal1n res
cuirE rom wntcry grave. pessoss who have been
In the vicinity Far their efforts and success
1nsueh perioue scenes. they ask neither honor nor
reward IRON men, but Persons Interested in lake
navigation or in acts Of humanity would furnish
them With properly fitted life host, Gs means Of
more prompt and efficient action in emergencies,
the! would make the best possible usc OF 1t, and
rejoice IN being thus prepared 10 render humane
EtIYfcc tQ Lie uuEaCtEuate
, 1864-05-18

Ths aboye Included . valuable collection Of
Ct ar1e< report8, &C., OF the Lake Region the gife
Of Col: J. u. isHEan4, I. $; Typographical Corps
t1,.nefvc manuscript etatIsticsl returns from the
several coarties Il Iowa, nom =: Y. Parker: bib
from 5. Webster, Esq., 9: S. Consul; autograph
letters sf the laIc tiev. Edwarde Daniel T. Cook
nnd Jesse b. Tholnst, IRON Hon. George Churchill.
Ar ong the Fu,e volumes presented were tho COM
plee Laws of the Cherokee Nation, Tah]equah,
g. n 1h52;" q curious work entitled ''Ha9giund,
o. Huggins' -Faniaey."S \. T., 1905 beIar d eolec.
aId .ttriseur' Of the city Of New York. who -four.
irbed IN that day-aao French Masonic work.
entitled "Aacennerie spusost.Que. Paris, ssN,' =
s pof,, OF Of Chicago; lie lir.t oeaciai pu6iiea-
lions Of the new Government OF arizona
Territory, from Gov John N. Goodwin, WHO also
forwarded ,he fir, number Of the 1rss newspaper
ieeued In the Territory
The corrcspo1deLca for the month i1cluded
twenty 1ctte,e received and fifty written. Letters
we,o read accepting membership fratn q. East
man. Z. 9. Consul, ltristol, En.llad; acknsrled:
in. GeAa:ians tro,n this aoclctJ, franz the Aa..a-
ehats,t nts1q,isal "n osisty 1ss If
accompanying the presentation Of autsSrapA let
,e1s iron, Gov. Edwards and Other persons distn-
nlsc ser.ise 1o tie Society il a!d OF its des1ss:
Although Iatt three aud ten years. the wrttcr
sill tsiIe active Interest in The event, past
asd esteemed ei,izea. 9l. charebil il intsre:ted @
uit! othets, IN pre-, airing 4 history of Madison
county, one OF the Oldest Of the State.
TIE Secretary was nirectcd to return the ackaoM-
lecgEepts OF the Society ts the scre1al donors and
cor1tspondrnts 1or their fayora.
Tic donation ot the code Of snns Of the Cherokee
Nat,oa led 70 some caurrreatlsu respecting that
peculiar people. It wH remarked that this was
ihe ouly tribe Of Indians who had tver progressed
80 TT in evil ruli at to possess written code:
and hat they were IN independent ration, a. much
SO az Mexico. T.
Lon. j. r. S;apse11, Of Denver a member of tie
Colorado TcIitonai Legislature, In reply TO let
Ter t.om the Secretary writes that there 4 ~ pub
iicsiun e1t2nt In the dialect Of any Indian tribe
illtl itatlnE the mountains or thai Territory.
As but leT members were present, tho rematu-
ing tine spent In conversation In whlch many
personal rem!nl.sesces were hrou:h. up BY Hon.
W. H. Brown, who Waa hlH1sclf OF The earliest
settlers ard first editors In the State. Th1sc remi-
niscences related to Hon. George Churchill and the
first Constitutional Convention OF this State {of
which body We believe Mr. Churchill was . mem
berl: TO the late Goy. Thomas Ford and his History
Of Illinois. The manuscript Of which work vas re-
yised ~ Mt. Brown, previous 10 its publication,
and extensive expurga1ions made; to Rev. John
y. Peck, and otheTa Of the eaz]y settlers in this
Sta1c.
The Society then adjourned. The next meeting
will he held on the third Tuesday Of June.
, 1864-05-18
uKIGN ChlLBREk'S MEETINGS.
Rey. Edward Payssn Hammond

Alta large meetlr: Of Pastors and $. 5. supesln-
ttndents, held on Monday evening, at the rooms OF
the Young Men's Christian Association, IN anncl-
patton of the coming to city Of the distinguish
ed young evangelist, Rev. E. P. Hammond tae aol-
lowing persona. were appointed ceMn1tsse ,,, OF
Arrangements for the meetings: Asv. ~ ~ WI
Nsmrou, r, B., Rev. z, II. Humphrey, Presb., Rev.
Robe1t /. collier, Meth., ReT 4. 4: KsndEck. Bap.,
Rev. G. E. Cheney, kpts:, John 3. FaITf!@ iEs9:,
E. s. Wells, Esq, J. W. BoJden, Esq, E. NJ Law
ley, Esq, .,...,+
The names and relations Of the committee must
inspire public confidence in the rca! union, u1sse
tlIian character Of tho movement. The conaitlee
hnye arranced for q series OF chi1drcn's meetings
on Wednesday, Thursday md Friday afternoons
at the Fir.. Congregational Church, tReT. ". rst
ton'R,) corner Of West Washington and Green s1s.'
ar haiEpast four O'Clock.
Rev. Dr. Joel Parker, OF Newark, n. J., W1A be
present this afternoon. Dr.. P. gaTe last Sabbath,
, 1864-05-18

EvESIsa SUPPLEMENTARY NAILS.
Supplementary mails for all principal Eastern
daily, excepting Saturdays aud Sundays 1t 4:l5 P.
m. Letters for these malls must be deposited In
the Chief Clerks room tup stairs} AFTER s:45
pm.
All Sunday evening mails for the East close at
4:.6 p. m.
All Sunday evening mails for the Weat close at
the hours named 2boTe.
An Monday morning malls, East and West, close
on Sundays at D, m.
, 1864-05-18

T OST-A MemoralSnra Accc aHt Book with tto
IL American Aiil1-A. II. 1ho.lkon vli.,cn tne
ny leaf. Ths finder will - ls:aIY rewarded ~ ra-
turning It to Its Michigan street. mylS.Ss-k
T oST-FYem C1Amer street. between Hnlo1 md
three eexss.o Epr1ngers anG ono ailf!as IT,
color VIII thia tiea h1ys. Ths sthsr Is rssy ugas
red ara Ii gsod condition. Ths milking COW has 4
WILD head vith yellow ALL Hlia todJ. liberal re-
ward viii ns paid for thar return 70 ANTHONY
EUPKIES It tho above p1ce. or for AnJ Information
irsfinr to hee recovery. mJlbS:st-t
/ Enpds and Ml<s surl River Kxllroal. Nos. g..
a. fs, 81 and n3 of :: ~ each t35rssl hsIe be-
tiHnej puHchAss 4aa bonds tho csup'Es b.
49, sDe jACKNtN WAENEE.
rrtrtgc- Iowa, 18th Nay, fs{l mvls gls3.3s
, 1864-05-18
CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Eay MeetiBs-Colleetlsn and Correspondence
for lie Observation-Disclosures,

The monthly meeting Of the Historical So.
cie.y vas held at their rooms yesterday after
noon. the President, x L. NcwberrJ. Esq, In the
Char.
Alter the reading and approva! ofth minutes Of
tie preceding meeting, the Secretary reported the
following additions to the collections for the past
month, from flty-one contributors:
, 1864-05-18

CHICAGO WKEKLT TnBuNE.-Tbe issue for this
week will contain full and chronological account Of
the onrA7ErEs7s transpirinc in Vireinis. embrace
ing all details and Incidents Of an interesting char
acter. It will be capltal document for our citi-
xers to send to their friends In tho county, Ready
"Wednesday afternoon.
, 1864-05-18
du uanten--NDrreSponuF

WAETED-Immedlx correspondence. Te
w ale"aeSaeviedeed' 10 be the mo.t unia ntsss M
inE dis agrseabls NJ" edu:a:sd, Tsnax II
gone to war. NsH ~ wsat eo1ssponaatt.ss nnnr
e1sms Is. 5n1 aayarf,s,nr "a vsro driven 20 b{
"dTperstion.'', AddFaa abETss nd nd JAHlaaaf laaAftsnx
10y hSouatl9 o,,c ,>sr1n's:ton' mylsKa61-tt
, 1864-05-18

FOR SALE-Packing House. Ca
L eacity fer s.argh1erirs and packias 1870 to 2apo
hogs and 2s head d cattle per DAY. Buildings ali
hr1tl end etoae II an the nsdera Improvements q
he BY Vessela and all the railroads enter1g the city
Has hves IN use last winter only 1t ID said 81 csm7s
ty: nc pains er e1perse having been spared IN rcp-
aeEirF g.: For particular address P. o. Boz LTD
, 1864-05-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wantcd.--A man to serve In the 100 days
service, to whom will Fay SIS when sworn in.
'. EEcEEE, AGO North Water street.
Homo for tIo Frfend1ess.-FoRA ADOPTION
We have at the 50 Home " ak or seven little boys
and ills, from three weeks to year old, for which
VIC want to ind homes.
Pcrsonnl.-H Capt. John McAulcy, Co. B,
s5th Illinois Volunteers, Is in the city, he is
requested to cali at the rooms Of the Commercial
Editor Of the TRIBUNE, or leave bis address.
Union League H1eetIns.-The 11th and
1zth Wards held meeting this evening at Auro,a
Hall on Milwaukee Avenue. AL members ara re-
guexte3 to attend. Good speakers will be On hand
to address them in behalf Of the Union in reference
70 the present csisls-of victory.
CIothinE.-For Mems Youths and B,ya
CIshins OF the best quality newest styles choicest
workmanship. and It low prices, we would dlrcci
particular attention 10 the stsck OF 4. ". Woo]cy
d Co., who hare commenced bustnesa as dry goods
salesu,en and Merchant TaIlors, ut No. S6 Rau
tolrh street. To the public IN general and espec-
iaaay where economy and the purchase pr the best
article at the Eoweat possible price IL aSconsdcra
tion. We would aay, pay the store OF Nessss
Woo1eJ j. Co., visit and Judge for yourselves.
, 1864-05-18
AmUSEhIENTY,

TEE OrRRA.-Don Giovanni, the opera OF operas
was given to housc not conmensurate with tho
magnificent nlusic Of this immo t i production. Al
Is 1su4l upon Don Giovanni nights, the musicians
H1 s1e y wsre 1Eey present bat ths opera hab
g I,5Gvstors The melodies Of Martha and the
tto last esason. but better produced and carried
I9sou9h With more aniU1tion and spirit. Virginia
Haltne Uonns 4nla 4 was very artistic per
lofmance fnronghout and was rendered With dne et-
iSeI as e the dsam4t points For the rst ,ims
dtd It supeshly. Her very first ara, Al! che H1l.
de was given In ap enld style snd heT rich voice,
Il ahs To o Se
Z NJ sass I'd 1bs sns eth a.a IN a1ss
Morelli. although in poor ysicc, did Don Jnaa
admirably, ard gave to the dramatic part Of the
character dashing swa:ger and bravado. ex-
rel Possesses one dssirsbie quallsyN;hst oi doing
everything to the beat Of his abit1 whether It bs
1rst Or second part and therein displays ths con-
Zetlina, and in the coaxng, wheeling, coguettisf
aria t9ttt, taHi, achieved quite 1 success, Her
PRETTY little ways md petis archness were usod to
their best effect. But through much Of tie part,
there w2s lack of animation and lsuoUiduess
joined to feesleness Of voice, which datracted
ponelle, WIS superb. He has . vivid conception
Of the 1ervant-a man with few ideas Of
@fnIEany @f,E oea win Plenty Of nltnTnl cunning and
~ ini,iata hds songa ios n1s f1nalnoas Tas;ef
te,n.i,fn,, IN, ~ th On smali scale IN the
~ .nnoo 'to ~. .as tnnhy goFmandszing sceae It
the 10 ~ pinse tear and mortal agony at
% ~, tae sta1ae ne dsplaJed intense
~ iheIS "nd =, -. .us sa.aoEue song me antlpoass
,1aa i,ha euo u! selsoaue sone caplta1 panto-
ia1n Tnsniast Ho4En Ta!.,ra III nme1 h ovStdons,
n. - o WHICH ID as su1s 10 ara" as
II S,1a.,,s1 1ns - ~ Ftse. H :.
ny M t ae" comeay oi tne tame OF
.ec,l,,a hnc @ - Tue 1gw reflGsenta;,ens u nas
sIGudeu, naa useo4e 4uatG PoQalal. VIII ~ repcat-
pesMe ~ ~ " tue 'noSeun. II - Always I'LL 10
s....a.s
, 1864-05-18

attended meeting Of the 'Journeymen Garbage
Makcrs' Protective and Benevolent Untoan WAS
hcld last evening in Lind's Block. The meeting
was called TO order by CHARLES Rnuig, who was
voted to the chair.
The committee appointed at the last meeting
presented the DRAFT OF a Constitution, which WAS
read uHd nsa1uous]y adop;cd
A ballet for officers under the Constitution for
the ensuing ak months, took place, and resulted
ut follows:
T1c:idknt-Jamea Irving.
Vice Presfaeat-D. G. S6otts-
Reecrdin 6<eretdry-Joh Sweeney
Financial Secreto7y-Rohert HoWfe.
1TeGsHrer-M Michae! Roach,
WQrden-P. O'roole.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1864-05-18

distilled from the raro and bsauuful aower from
PHAL0N q SON, New York.
Beware st Co1nterteits.
AK tes Pha1o4's--Take no Other.
Sold h Druggists generally. ap2a-ddt1nso
Pension and Bounty Blanks.
For sale at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE OFFICE, Il
Clark street.
The serles Is complete, and the forms arc accn-
rate, conforming In every respect TO the instrQc-
tions from the Pension 0hlce An the forms PEI
tanning to an duplication are printed upon one
the Addavits Of Witnesses, the Certiacates Of shs
Msgistsate, Power OF Attorney Clerks Certificate,
6e;, &fs ;dt Wth at ample blank s. spaces
Application for Prize Money.
Application Of widow OF Mother for Payment OF
Application of-1ny.lld Peusioner for Payment Of
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
nnsIea Claim 19s Mo,sS ndti69g aRd iE9aiRmfnt Pm
Descriptive Rolls.
Aet ntaefa q Ma.sS sSi 9 fer 0F Bounty Money
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears.
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Children 70
Pcnefon.
GUARDIANS Declaration OF Orphan Sister for
invalid Pension Clsin.
We send them POST PAID. at the rate OF Is cents
per quire, upon the receipt Of the money.
Address, TR1buNK COMPANY,
To Recruiting Omcers and Quarter
The following are among the military blanks for
sale at the TRIBUNE office:
Muster Rolls.
Muster and Pay Rolls.
Tr,-Monthy Rst1rp oi Reernltins oieer.
Communication Of Fuel and Quarters.
Vouchers.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Pape1Ts.
Abstract Of Disbursements.
Quartermasters' B1anks OF all kinds, &C.. &c,
kpeciallty.-we make a speciality Of Cloth
Hats for young gents' Tear
Hotel, Amdon, james, David, Leary {; Co., Bee-
be, Knox, and other leading Broadway Hnttess, 10
Be bad at ous counter: BEr"srER, Leader Of
Sc Comfort In walking eesentlal to health.
corns, b1nions and diseased nails cured by a pro
the operation Of cutting. Office n Prescott House.
South Clark street, corner Of Van Buren.
my17-g2s.2t
Diseases Of the NerveEa, Seminal. Ur1-
nary and Sexual SyAtems.-New and relia-
bic trc.tueqt-in neportA ef The Howard Associs-
Of okarze. Address b. J. skilon Houehtoo. How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street, Pills
delphia, Pa. mh3obG5osn
W House and Sign Painting, Calcinins,
Glazing aad 0Faiaing, Paper Hanginss and Vim
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail At New
York Pnees. y. z. R1asI, 81 Randolph street,
Bax b862. ny1-e11.t1m
Eax FiHtures.-A large assortment smbrac-
ing the latest and richest patterna, At low pEices
Fitting promptly attended TO-. J. W.yanAYz, Jr
d Co., 81 Randolph street, sp73 dSoe1u
, 1864-05-18
jFoun1.

EOUND-Qa Clark str Get = sum Of mercy wnieh
r the vnes can have bs Apr11ns te Joaa 5nSE3s
thts sdYyE uvcu snt myl9915alt
ToVNn-On Randolph street. ANAL packs Of
T. dry 9ooda. Tbs ownar can ease u ~ calling at
80 Iack4n stSuet, yFoTlug psopeEy mad paying
ehsryes. myl8 Ea6&h
, 1864-05-18

Diseases OF the NerveEa, Sc1a1na1. Urt-
nnry and Sexual Syxtems.-New and relia-
bic trcatmcut-tn reports Of the Howard Associa-
ton Sent BY mail II sealed letter envelopes dee
Of charge. Address p. J. Skinon Heushtoo, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street, PhilA-
dephia, Pa. MID bG5oan
, 1864-05-18
M A F IF L IL u.

m thS 18th oi April, Ut rell eac q sas 9tl49
y tne kAE Ch.rlet as.csA3re Mig rsNATlLDAdALL -
so Nf. JOIN EnNT, lott er Els Rack RJ tATe
ma M M ~ the sAMs :!7:e and p.scc Mr. EU0ESE HAIL
Maasa FAEbE S1CkLLs, BOA Of Big Rock Ne
, 1864-05-18

E House and Sign Painting, Calcintns,
GLAZING and Grafaing. Paper Hanginss and VIM
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail At Kew
York Prlees. y. z. R1a1I, 81 Randolph street.
Bsx 5862. my1-e1JI1m
, 1864-05-18

C1osfus of the Mnlls at the Post Office.
SUMNER ARHANGENENT.
Mich. Southern T. r.. .close at ~ night 3:45p. m
except Toledo and for way
Office supplied by Cleveland
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