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DIR WRIGHT { RFJU-
VkhATlkB ELIXIR; or,
Essence OF Liol Prepared
from pure Nogetas'e Ey-
tracts, containing nothing
injurious 10 the most deli
cate.
rhe Rtiuven0tlrg Elixir
is the result OF modern
dlfCoS q lee in iag vogeta-
bic Rim, dom; being an
entirely new ana aOH TaGt
method tf cure, lITespc3-
tive ~ all The old and worm
out 81 gtemr.
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RAILROAD LINES.
-ECr NONTHEkN RAILRoAD

nIRECT NOETHEKN RAILROAD
rnIIAi ELrHuA TO N1RrHEA AsTERN PESNsYL-
VANiA. CENTRAL AMI e rEHN NEW lOAK,
put FAIO AND TbE LAKES. H
Bs Plla1cIpuin and Trenton RairOad Bol7idere, and
Delaware Ia cad, Delaware, LaSAaVlunA, and Western
hAlruad. ard ETie RAJ way.
No hanginl in the night ..
337 VILE, Or BEOAD aACGEl .
Magnificent slcelg cars the nj ht end Of the route
COIN North-Lcave Philadelphia At 7l5 A NJ rom thol
Krtnpion DoUo' of the Philadelphia aud Irenton Rail-
rrad ri atQe at anunka ~ unk 20 the Bread Gauge cars
of the Delaware. ackawanpR, and Yves orn kaInAd and
eat Bend 10 thg Erie Railway, arriving ~ bunhio a.
jbZ A NJ,
Buffalo at 10 % p. Nj change at Great Bend 20 he Della
ware aCkawanng and western Ranrotd ana AZ AnunHa
Chunk L. the Bevidtrc De aw are kArnad RAIN Whlch
goes rouch 20 Philadelphia arriving At q 30 Y. NJ
PasserL trs gong north cline al Delaware station O9
the DgiaW LaCkaWanna aud WeSsvru Railroad G II
T. NJ, a q have time supper NJ Grea Bend, wh,rs
the h. g. eli al rp mace AZ 64r l.. N Those going Souu
nke he INST chang. Mt Great Bend az - A. NJ, and
Lnys time tr breakfast before taking neawMe backa
w.na ana Western Railry@d train dine az Delaware At
Through Tickets to az from Buffalo DInkrt, Roohes-
t,T Elnita Ithaca, OBwepO, Bughamprnn, Great benu
Srrauftn WiLeshlIre, nc awBre Vatt- CAP &c.
fsre bttu cen rhladyi iph'a and Buffalo, 81.
AK Tor t.Ckets via Great Beud 80 . ..,,.,r,,, -.
9-2-lm WA H. HhlHh HhILA' Nbe'''
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CHERJKEE iNIgG-
T1ON IA intended a. "a tlly
or assistant 90 the .HERo-
KEE RENEOY, and should
Np lted IN conjunction WIN
thar medicine IN all cases %
Q1nuIThWu, Gleet, = uor
Albus or Whites. It's ELECTS
are healing, soothing. and
dCmulcent: removing All
scslding heat, ChOrdte, and
pam. Instead OF the burning
and almost unt ndurab 2 pain
tfat is experienced Win
HfaTiy al ms CHEAP quAck
lnieCtionp,
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49, FOR NEW WYORK.-DEsPATCH
and sWiitsure Lines, via Delaware and
fsreT canal The steamers Of these lines are leaving
daily at y o'clock NJ, and O'Clock r. H., from third per
above w hlnut street. -.
terms apply 10 WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD CO., No ia D.
DELAWARE Avenue.
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CHFROKFg yURE.-Au
upfMiug cure Tor bpermI p
torrhGa, Sem nal Weakness,
Ht ctuIl al Emissions, and
an diseases caused by Self
pollution, urh nB Lots ~
Memory. Jniycual Lassi-
tude, Pains IN the Bach ,
UtmntAs Of Ni.iol, prcma-
turo Old Atc, Weak Nerves,
Dimculty Uf B eathiug,
Trembling, Wal eiulueBs,
ETuoti,ns ON the Pace, "a q
COunto"anCe, In sanity Con-
sumption, and al the dirciul
Complaints 'austd by dCpal L
ing from tLS paM Of nature.
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
f1ft@esssS BEAUTY.
II to gain adrniTiBg eyes;
" to cause iuvidUus sghs;
II to be a blooming flower,
Fading, dyiAg In an hour-BBhUrYl
Ifto have a host Of frieuds;
IffOr vice amends;
Ifwith high born b'opd 70 we'd;
II a marble stone chen deGd-WsAIrHl
Ito live threescorc ana ten,
Wishing II as long agat1;
II 10 live life OF peace;
II 10 die Rnd 60 TO grcdse-HrLLtHi
II you wish lie OF Bleasuresi
II you value this world treasuTe6i
II every comfort you SOnli see,
Take M ADVICE and wish all three.
Then having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
You'l be prepared for sverJ duty.
BY a careful perusgl OF DR.. WILLIAM YOUNG'S New
BO,k, THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read
by erv ore Sold by RO0s sellers generally and at tbs
Doctors Onco, No. sl6 SPRUCE bTiAEEi price 70
csnts au5-6
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We son Z an the CHEEO-
KEE MEDICINES Dy EX-
press Except the Cherokee
pills, these are sent by mail,
free olpOstage), on receipt OF
price, 10 any part Of the civil
lied world, sccurelypacEed,
Iu such q manner thai no
one through whose hands
they may pass would know
tie contents,
Ladies or gentlemen can
address us in perfect conf
dCuce, and we will In all
cases frankly answer their
letters, and give our opinion
of each individual case. We
prescribe no minerals
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JCeA PHILADELPHIA AND 1874

1864. rhil.nEfii E3lE fs.iiLE51g. :, IISb4;,
eopH Pcnnsyyanis TO ING city Of Grie ON Lake Erie
4, b., neon Ira,Sd b, the rENN sl LFAhIA RAILROAD
C1NPANN. and under their auspices 10 DeiAg rapidly
omen. .l throughout It's entire length, ..
NV, r nse for Passurgor aud weight buslneqs from
shurp 10 mpOTu, 900 mes) on the eastern Dlyl-
sio 81 from She0d 10 e as mles), on 1ne Hesiern
riYr OF PASSENGER TRAINS ar pWlADFLrmA =,
Man Trr iu e
leaves ~ ~
Cgfa Iun tnroulh WITHOUT CuANcE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia ana Lrch hiNo' anu Oo'"e"u
Bst mtc bul LucE Haven. ,-,-.,--
Fegan' coping Car, onhe Eyprcss Train both Hays.
tntorusu ON rcspcslng Passenger business apply AZ
tle : r. corner OF M EVtN III and MARkE El Streets.
And f1. Frepht business oi the omplny's Agents
$ n KnlstCn. " corner SINTEENrH and hAAAEf
street,. Phi HdCpha
}. ". Ntr uods, ETie. -
. ni' Niii'' AA''' III. HOUSTON
General Freight AGENT, phuadepha.
IE yIS l.. uOlfE
General rigk.f AGENT, PhiadalphN
JOSEPH ID pOfI3,
aouprpi Nnuagar WiniamEDo
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BosToN ANp PHILADELPHIA

ssraa BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
NeEHlAA steamship Line, sailing from each port
SNITRDAYS. nom hTstwhart above FINE street ~ ~
aclpI a. and Long Wharf, Boston; from pis' w. 2
tat TNT Street ON Saturday, October loi. al
me sicomshin NORMAN, Baker, viii sailiromI ~ A. M
pha IiOr Boston, on Saturday oet9oei 80, Boston fod
Philadelphia, on same day az ~ "a, amps form regulaIl
i, NV fr,, each mort puncudny on 9atui14ys
In,Ufaiecs silected " one-hAi 'Ae li'i1' ~ s'1 w
sale vessels. ,-stea
Freis taken Of isated isd 10 send SIP Receipts and Bms
uaIill ...itf tbelr goods. a
L9eny WIZ WIN ol Passage Qayng fne aeeommodatons)
apply 70 No 332 IS. DELAWARE Avenue.
fa4-u
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telegraph
An AnruMN sONC.

Across the stubble glooms the wind,
High sails the lated crow,
Tho vest with pallid green Is lined,
Fog tracks the rivers flow.
Ny heart ia cold and sad. moan,
Yet care not for my voc.
The summer fervors all are gone,
The roses Let them 20.
Old ace is coming, frosty, boar,
The SHOWS of time will fall,
nv jubilaoce, dreamlike, no more
Returns tor any call.
o lapsing heart thy feeble strain
Sends up the blood 80 spare,
That my poor withered autumn brain
Sees autumn everywhere.
-Vietoria Mdgasue.
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Tho Mnina EIectlnn.

GARDENER, September 2s-The official returns
from 475 towns, cities, aud plantations, or nearly
The whole vote of the state, tOOts upas follows -
Cuuty, Republican. ................'.....6 .62 $50
Howard, Democrat, ,,.,'....s....,.,.s.'. .45,tII
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BY ttouse NJ tho CuERO-
KEE HEMtDY aud CHE
ROKEE INJECrt1N the
two medicines 40 the same
tlma-all improper dis
charges are removed, Ir1tn'
weakened Urg ans are speed
by r, stored 90 flll yigJr and
strength
For ful particulars get 0ur
Z amphlct from any drug
s.nro in the country, or
write US, and we viii mai
free 10 any address a iul
treatise.
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DR. ". r. MERWIN & CO.'S COLUMN FOR
- TnE ClU ROKtE MEDICINES.
CoMPoUEDED FROM ROOTS, Banks, AND lie AYES,

u Sc prepared d. 1 highly
con reptratrd form, tho d0ss
0rN being from one uHtWO feG-
tpI1nfuls three time p.rt7y.
ItisdiurCric and ri tarltitp
ln ice actions p1rifs ing aud
cleansing the Uiloi auslpg
u % nnw IN an its orig nal
purity and vig1T; 'hus yHuH-
Wing from the system allper-
ni,i8u- c.uses Wllrh have 'n-
ducad disease.
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wAf. 8. TORR,
WAI. N. UHLER,
WM. A. ROLIN,
L. n. JONES,
CHAs. 4 MATHEWS.
A. Q-23 In
, 1864-09-22
CHICAGO OATrLA aAkKT,

u Ia ~.
BEEF cATTLE-Peoelved during thu dAy a,out
1te head Of Beef Cattle md after tbs lse Of the
usrke: about so h.aa, mailing the tst2l rec.ipts
during the ds7. shout go hesd. knsesed ssel Ut m
the Jazts, oa, Il elsssa5o 100 ns City paeke.s
bought about 2aa hsad. army contractors 1si nssd,
th'pnszs So9nt 14o hesd. and tho remainder xera
takon By RueculatoEs md city bu:ohefs.
Iha ene1a character Of sAe Eupp1y has beea belcv
the pri c,psl demsnd Of ths market. Low medium
grades arc tn limited demand BY city packers there
haa pstuucnt1y been better inquiry for this des
crtption CT e,cc4 although the present recept.
mere than tntcenE for tho law ouyer. In the
srsces A1e. therefore unchanged.
The purchases on .s1m7 account during the CAY
aonnt to less than 21) head, although Contractors
state that thty IN position to purchase !arxelY
but that the quality Of s:o At prelt:ti In The yard
I. OF too low = grade. We observe tnst tbs prices
paid today for army ca:ue range from 35a5 10 ts.1.
p To- De, which furnishes the bsst guide as 10 The
character ofbtock wanted and for which shs narkos
Il fl1m at previous Quotauors.
eblrp,nx cattle sre TerY scarce. The demand il moi
1nSce ano anything uko heavy receipts woud bs d.
ncplt to dispoas Ct ..thou1 deens IN prices hi
r tult Of the reduction which has rsEen rlace In TIT
- stein marx Ga both this week and 1aat week.
Tsele has been no chanxetn psevfons quotations
Tht 1eceinta Of common cattle sbovs the dana &C
and ptlce1 are weak. Coed medium k,sdes are Il
fa1r c,uaud and hz1c, hut without quotsbte change
br:,s cattle al IL fafT request and steady 1t forme
, 1864-09-22
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Political Condition of the CIty-Euth.
rle aud Preptite-h 1yff7cat1on OF the
ssTn GeorEeA,,-Eeefing Among tho
Soldiers.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuue.l>
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 19, 1864.
In this goodly city, the metropolis OF Ken
tucky, the home Of james Guthrie and Geo.
D. Prentice, who now ftaternlz. SO delight
fully. there was meeting held on Saturday
last for the purpose Of ratif}ing the nomfna-
tIpnB made at that second edition Of the old
Hartford Convention, which 60 recently
g1aced Chtcsgo with it, delectaole presence.
LoysltY in Louisville is piebald-it is ring
streakcd and speck1ed-is Is Of the neithet
t1sh, flesh nor ton1 charscter-Has degoaon '
1T is covering of gauze imperfectlY CON
cealir9 q corrupt and fostering mass Of Be.
ceeeIon proc1ivlties, baeed upon an afdent
deviation to a certain institution called hu-
man elayery. Loyalty here Is very queer
thipg-I mean what Is called loyAty 81 tnose
who p1o9ees to be the recipients Of IT, inspl-
ration. It is a very compFehenafble thing, in
this part Of Kentucky, as it comes under tne
obserystiou Of Northern man, VINO Knows
nothing but sustaining the 6oVerament 10
lis extremity and utter confusion g ~ WY
would undermine 'ts pillars, as MS honeeI
interpretation Of Ire term. ~ eo9so hneoL,h5e
are exceptione-bxare, outspoken, hon9Iaoae t ae
exceptions am speaking Of the ioyaiiy o.
The body politic-of what IL estesmed inc
pub]ic sentiment, ns exempnfed by the opln-
ions of the Tuf11e Ehtrts almost uniSersa'ys
hy a certain amount Of their duped satellites,
having subordinate sphere Of existence, IN
a lesser proportion; and, BY that remarkaole
naner. the Louisville Journal, together with
IT, no les remarkable editor. Hence, the
nomination Of the two Georges nt Chicago
snifpd exactly. George B. should be Presl-
dent Of tbe United States, and George Il.
sI,cnld be Vice President Of the came amount
Of territory as George B., the outline OF the
DOMAIN tn be controlled not being exactly
defrrmired. The mixture Of men aud the
nncertsIntv of bounds hit the nall precisely,
81 Innisyifle determined to nifty.
I.nnisyille has Court House which cost
mnTe Than half million Of money. It is
| noble building. 1ts architectural develop,
ment IL une1cepti ptionahle, and 1t Is Presumed
| Sf tha eeyerest Greek Rumor Sass IT was
| intended tor State purposes o11. untof.n-
patcly, the assembled wisdom OF Kentucky
prtfeIfed freadiug more unpFetenoing halls
IN tbe interior. and structure dispropor-
uonately large for the popuiasfon f as a1sr how on
band. Kentucky once feieaseu nuH NnrtSa5,
and with the advent OF sttonG HT.tne.a T.ns ~
element in the population anous tAs 1d ~ ~ ~
the Ohio, a quarter Of century mvmI o11d n6s ~
e1apse before It's ample fooms ~ Moa ,aoni. ~
tbronged with business, despite us I masM' ~
| tude aud haEipg been reared by me toA A"a
cementea by the blood of tae honomau. a a
great flight of etoEe steps and masssse
| pillars Of the Eame mateflA pIeceue
the entrance to 1ha Interior of tue court
HouEe- The >xrea Ia front, mclnilpg
the width Of the street, will accommodate
several thousands Of PERSONS AstH's point
, 1864-09-22
Mcclellan and Dixie.
The Richmond Dispatch, in June, 1so2, had
the following editorial statement:

l. ~
In the early part OF this w.r, Gen. Mcclellan
wrote to diftiDguished officer IN the South, ex-
pte4sing HE detlre TO eerye In the Confederate
army. II he dare deny The fact-and h1u recent
reports prove that In mcnd4etsy he IL the rcprs-
sentative man Of the Yankee nation--1t can be
demonstrated By such eviuence as will close hts
lipe in eternal euence. When he was IT West
FoInt, he atf. cted to fraternfze especially with
those ssom the sontb. and to htye LITTLE sympathy
With those from bis OWL section. We dare Ssy
this wse genuine, aud that ht reilly vas anxious
10 tetye uldtr JET Davis in this was. but tho
high bribe offered BY Lincoln was too mush for
his cary virtue. He was rot the man to tacrince
intsreet to sentiment. and q late has SHOWN q
ctepostuou 10 bec..Ine as extreme In his antaGo-
MIN as IL his 1r1end:hlp for the South.
The above was copied into the TRIBUNE
Of June 25th, 1869, as into many Other
journals Of the loyal States. Did General
| Mcclellan ever authorize denial OF It's main
allegation? We never saw any,. The chal
1epge and threat OF the Dispatch certainly
required eome sort Of notice. If any was
ever taken, the fact has escaped our obser.
| walton.
, 1864-09-22
what Daniel Webster did Say.

AS the Cepperhead calumny on Webster'a
sentiments has been exposed and exploded,
It may be well to recall what Daniel Web
ster did say in his speech at Buffalo, May %,
1851, one of the last speeches be ever made:
If the South want any concession from me,
they won't get it-not hairs breadth OF It.
never would consent that there
shou1d be one foot OF slave territory beyond
what the old thirteen States had at the time
Of the formation of the Union Never, nev.
.eri' The man can't show bis face to me, and
prove that ever departed from that doc
f,ine. He would sneak sway, or slink away,
or hire mercenary Heep, that he might say
what an apostate from liberty Daniel Web
eter has become. He knows himself to be
hypocrite and fa1si0cr.
, 1864-09-22

~ As the brave Colonel slckles and the
officers Of his regiment were in the parlors
Of the Union League, receiving the flag from
the hands of the League, mob Of men car
rying trensparencles, passed along, shouting
and eroapipg, They we're Democrats. An
officer remarked, "Thoee groans are sugges-
tive, but heretofore We have heard them in
Tirpfuia y
, 1864-09-22
New York Soldiers for Lincoln.
On BoAHD q. 8. TRANSPORT SILVER Stray,
cAno, H., Sept. II, 1sa4. !

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In -FOUR issue Of the 18th inst, under the
heading "From Cairo and Below" it la
stated that your correspondent has .fspoken
with GONE Of the officers Of the Sd division,
10th army c5rps," and that the said officers
"are OF opinion that with the exception Of
the 5Sth Illinois, and oae New York regiment,
two thirds wj!l 60 for Lf1coln." i know
nothing about the politics Of the gallant 5stb,
but can assure you, Jour correspondent hiss
been wrongly informed respecting the politi-
cal feeling in the New York regiment, There
is only one from the Empire State in the Sd
diyistop, 10th army corps, and that one, the
178th New York volunteer infantry. There
are twenty three officers present, seventeen
Of whom Will cast their votes for Lincoln, the
other 6ix are for Mcclellan. 1t Is not saying
too much to assert that the enlisted men are
as scund for Lincoln and the Administration
as the officers. Not bad for New York city
regiment. PEattlipg peace people will find
poor sympathy among us. The best peace
proposition this regiment can offer to the
nation, is Lincoln, Grant, and Sherman,
lighting our conntry's enemies, as they al
ways hare done, morally and physically.
Yon Nill, If this letter is worth space In
yonr paper, pleaee insert It, that We may not
BE Judged as wandering in the wrong path,
and place under many obligations,
Yours for our country, ..-,s .
Lieut. Co. b. 17sth N. r. Vol. Inf, Sd Bhg.
Oh niv 18th G.
, 1864-09-22
sale Of the Personal Property OF Chas.
carroll. or CAFfOilk0u.

O'Clock. mas commenced the most interest
ing sale ever held In this cit5-that Of the
personal effects of the ever memorable
Charles Carroll, of Carrollton. They consist
in part of splendid china dinner act Of go
pieces, presented to the illustrioua patriot as
! birthday present; rich and costly dessert,
china, tie dessert sct having been once owned
By slr Charles Waugh, and many other sp1en-
did specimens Of the mechanic arts. Some
idea may be formed Of the extent Of the
effects, when 1t is stnted that the goods In
voiced filed nine hogsheads and fifteen large
boxes. Tie sale is peremptory, and the
terms cash.
, 1864-09-22
BTu CATTLE aALxb TO-DAY.

hOGSrRecetYcd 1t a1l The yards about so TcK4.
Entered talee, 1;216 hcsd, 1t 37f@t1os. chiefly It
&itt&a12:5 = 100 nB- With only moderate fapply,
high prices have received check number ons. a.
compared With the coEnG quo attons o. Saturday, =
Market there les been decline or sa47se Ito ns,
And en- ,eyeral ssles made to- day th.re has BEEN
duetion Of fully stF. ~ compared with tha p,1ces
pato last week. Few York shippers have, been cau-
tious. Tbs p11nc1p+l shopping purchases weEo made
BY E. R. Phillips. fer Washington, 4 sls.@ 500; and
lha range Of PRICES aid for Now Yark VA, Soo0@Up
2 10o nB.
The foverfsh excitement which hiss been - co1apc-
u.ua the pat fortnight has cooled do Wn, Will h
msy probably be the pr4cuIsor Of = more healthy
cnIr,f1an of the market.
, 1864-09-22

T Many ef the Democratic newspapers
speak Of the Union soldiers being 'Ltncoln's
lirel}nEs" Is this not reflection upon
Gen. Mcclellan, who draws the salary Of 3
Meior General?
, 1864-09-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Sept. Il. 1864.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yesterday, 1..to, fsat. Ths
market has been moderately ac1ye, and prices hays
ruled nrm and unchanged.
BH1N8LEs-Rect1ved yesterday. l09yoeo. In iaif
demand, and very IRA It present quotations.
LATu-Rec e!ved IL, ,ooopleces. Market actiVa and
nsmtt previous rates.
uANGo eALX3 TO DAY.
Cargo schr Abigail, from Grand River, told By ].
Ga1z1ck, o0o feet lumber, strips At $3.50 part
OF cargo OF sthr Black Ha * from White Lake. nod
by ]. Gat1tck, z .ec1 feet lumbar. fair mixed, 1t
41In; cargo atht Il. N. Gates, from Fentwatet, sold
By Bart = Maxwell. s3oo0 feet lumbar, scnninag.
ManitoVoc eold 81 Nc Donald. se % feet 1unoer, *
4tlips, bals1se & 21s &larEsiy, as sI9:o cargo sea1
20. feet lumber, strips, At 33'99; deck load FL
Tempo, Nom Nanitovoc, sold b Mcdonald, s 600
Blood from Mn1Kegon, told By Eas.1nan. 81 $50 fest
1ntnEtr, eoaIEe cornmon, n 3i7.Ss-
~ tEt,s ssiin1a.4s rautsad sfof stinnss
, 1864-09-22

1 a Democratic orator assures Us that
Gen. Mcclellan will be overwhelmingly
triumphant" To the hero Of thr Peninsula
this will certainly be new sensation,
, 1864-09-22

ET 1t will be time for the Copperheads
To speak Of "Lincoln hirelings' when they
no longer have "hireling" candidate for
the Pf1sident
, 1864-09-22

DOCTOR DE BONNEFOND.
~ from Fssas. aud ats dauahte. it form ratpect.
fulSs ksrteE an and ladles Of Chicago 1t sh~7
hAve tie ,nunt1or TO give French Lars ms Tbs
varlcus learning Mis- Da honns or1 haa atqn!ree,
A1ef aeEfrE eiKht the Rchco5S OF Pnfl1
md = zsal III N! nr aS ,.l ns 10
renfereuee. Aedrers Fos1 Uflce BOZ All, Or Iii.
Wauk 60 avenue No SIS.
VII. HEFRsKECxR. ....
NJ E'Elpeux. Vice Consul Of Francs. Michigan
1tftt; Dr. HeEFo!ln. Vice Col aul OF EaIsturn, o1&h
Wells st Get; MIR Wells, EdlGor OF the Commercial
E1prels; Mt. F4edla. Lake s;reet. iea. td19 etls
, 1864-09-22
A LU ABLE F AR NJ
FOR SALE.

"A Fa1r Of Ac.eg. Situated In Ch,t,tfan ccucty,
lllinote about sixty gods 1:ou tas Depot at t.osa
EoEn, on rho TeEEe HAuta and st. Lon,l l.sll:osd
torF mt es wfas OF rs 'unc!oo with the IN 7is G.
t11 ltia Al good srabla land and Ill IN u cuti.
built cuse completely finished, worth 1t least aso.
Also, about ito Peach Tries, Apple Orchard, Ind a
pI7utRe 1890 eA3NS -
The whole Il otTesed 10. SO to0.
For further particulars addsesa
3. HAWLKY,
ssstt5Bst Eosauond, Chriat1au county, I'll.
no DRUEGIST5.-A Young mar.
= wnoi Competent Druge1st, having thorough
practical knowledge ths retail dug I'D pytacIip-
t!on bustE ers te.!rtB s.uat.n Tha hess Of reteI.
e4tSa f1fea Address WARREN. case OF Robt,
wen, ~ IS Strawberry street, Pn11Adelphis, Pa.
, 1864-09-22

COMMEREfAL.

"WEDNESDAY EvxE1sa, Sept q, 1874.
The following were the receipts and shlpments
during the paet "a hours:
EEQEIfTs AND sHIp sEII6 HAaJ p unrBa. "a.
, 1864-09-22
To r11MRER MANUFACTURE

ERR. NV. grsult11eS patent s1M.tesfa IN
IN .o oa h.na u ~ is
IL, s.cH HI ainds at faEaisasd u tae mauu-
rsGfA5hpNa II ,s III ssos ofa H. ecas 81
Waahtnaton &, net lFaDkiia and Aazkes. Chicago,
fa15si1iAR -
, 1864-09-22
FROM ST, LOUIS.

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GucftllA moyeEueut1-The Draft Com.
meDced-The ko1dIers ~ hIcGieilou
meetfpEk-Gen. 4. j. Bmt8hsS Corna-
Political 1.ems, &C.