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, 1864-05-10
EEGW GENERAL. BIErsI,,z
KsAEtTNlENT.


From the PfttsburK Commercial, MayT,j
For the LAST two weeks troops munitions.
nalca and horses haye been collected to an
1lErsE:l extent at Charleston, in Western
Virginia, preparatory to an important CO.
operative movement toward Richmond. We
learn that on. Tuesday, the Goth ultimo, 4
torce OF 1900, consisting Of infantrry,
mounted infantry and cavalry, with artillery,
lett Chur1eaton under Gen. Crooks, Tie
destination IL aaid to be LeWisburg; from
which place the distance to Stanton. il
not great. We would prefer to believe,
however, that 1Jnchburg. or some other
point on the Southwestern Railroad was the
one In view By this daahing flank movement.
Iynchburg is IN Important point to the. .reh-
els - depot Of supplies, as-Hcn ~, by-its
position with reference to the railroads lead
ing from Richmond: The Investment ,of. the
rebel capital would OF coprsc contemplate
the closing up Of this ontlct to the: West, aud
the cutting Of the lin1- OF eommunicat be
tween Johnston and Lee; and Lewisburs Is
the ronte an expedition would take from
: Whatever tho route or destination, there Ia
70 doubt that one Of the coils of the anacon-
do which tho, Lieutenant Gencral has been
throwing around Richmond, will deveIope
itself in the neighborhood Of. Sulphur
Springs, -: : - L.
, 1864-05-10

Bt gives us no pleasure to record thi
failure OF Gen. Banks to meet the public ex!
pectation; but on the other hand poignant
regret But he having failed, and at present
appearances most dishonorably: So. It gives
us great pleasure to record his prompt RELIEF
from The Department. west. Of the Missis.
sippi,
Stories bare been atloat for some little
une which gave grave approximations con-
cerntng him, and prepared rejecting men for
al that has occurred. II these, things are
cleared up by = proper examination his
friends will rejoice; but at present there
seems to be no clearing up Of his military
reputation. We doubt ii saltpetro will save
that. We hope his 'blunders In that direc.
ton viii not cost us etiu further losse. here.
after. Let him step aslde and look AFTER his
standing. J., t'~~.-
, 1864-05-10
E!.me M .:s rs sass. ssflsss aaf:sa:s;
81. Ss.a eaheeted..:. 5s939 - e Ss;5 s. l2ssl2i

Total. 7stos1 s77a..7a.N si9ztt221
st,te the 1T Of Januaryth tncrcase has been 81
Eeaa =; .as t9tal q traiac Hl %: TIC sales of
tt IL and the cash paid on land acconnt,
IS the newts1 imposed on the businesa of pyokeza
y T.. Iow ". a,asaE @ strea Ion e1fa
Tug HOME, and now pending ia fhe seaate: y.
eEo g And be II further enacted. That ali brokers
aeil % snb!eet 10 pay tne following duties and rates
esne u current nancy pronlisso1y notes
etocks. bonds 1r other securities a. hereinafter
ioned and shs b subject to al the provtons, wherc
cot the daties. and eps s:d psnsitss - ass
prescribed for the persons nItus, companies cor
pofations oWninG Of po:seasnc, Or having the man
,Eemsnt q IatlEoacs. steamhosts and ierry boats
40 slTer buton and coin. sterling exeh!nge. proa
tssosy notes q sthtr secnrtles. 9nenfsh q ono 1
Te.n On she amount Of such sales, aud Of ali cop
Prov !ded. 1hat any persou, firm Or company, not
betl licenEcd - bfpkrr. who ehal sell 1der to
se Any gold and silver bullion, foreign exchange IN.
otleF secafita not Seaa .das It shs tsne his own
ptoptty and actually on hand. shall heable, Id 3D.
dlt1on to AL other penalties provided y such cases
to pay any Per cehtum in addition 10 the foregoing
dut1cs sud rates Of duty.
: Tie dividends os the Philadelphia hhnks for tha
PaS tix months are larger then eSer before amoaut
ing IL The atgEesate e $74s5, aSaint 5se a7 made
lis No bank hss declared isas tb4n n7e per Cent;
1h1re ANNOUNCE Elk per cent fhrtc seven per cent,
ciRbt per cent and Two ten the pronts
diviasnd M az of avo @ per sent o. :splai o5 $1,000
"A NHw AND DANGEROUS GpgNTEHFH1T.-A new
and dang eroue co1ntertelt OF the denomination Of
e It ibe St1ortins hoass Ai6say Il i sid to b
wreath or flowers round the female IN the yfgnetfe
1es ishs. Tbs biil capable Of decelYiSE Tie best
, 1864-05-10

regiment in the Seventh Distzict b. TuaadaT
night, and u regiment will be filled in this
cit, BY that time or soon after.
Gov. Morton, to-day, received dispatch
fum the State Military agent Us Nashville,
giving the names Of three men killed and
eletty-tne wounded, OF our 10th cavalry, In
railroad aecdeul ut Gafiasin, Tenn, ycster-
Goy, the 5th. The names Of eae Killed arc
Ben. Turner Of CO. G; David Barnett. CO. g,
and Philip williamson, CO. B. Nothing was
said Of the cause Of the accident.
, 1864-05-10
CHICAGO DAILY CATTLE nIARKEr.

MU2h1E EVKIfdd, Mhy 3, t3S{,
BEEF CATTLE-rhe receipts s1oce Saturday
nnornf TO about 100 head Of Beef Cattle. En-
tered sa1es 9s2 heal 1t Sl7:s principally At 4, ~,
7.of per 10 De. The demand for GoveFumeu. c.ttre
continues very active, and the qualities rsqatrcd
embrace I range from medium TO good s,lo.
ping grates. the liulted receipts OF the market
have been feuy cleared out At ftll prices
Asper Quosat!ons given Saturday svenl1g. In tbs
list Of sales appended will be found the sails Of 81
head extra Illinois stee.s averaging 1sco ~ at xs
2 lto ns, BY stosnbosn 10 Hosiery T. Co., thc.e hot
eyt1, wesa selected from drove Of IN head rharc
hss been no change On prevons quotstions, 1t which
tha market this evening closed active and dsm
, 1864-05-10

/, kTA A speech has been delivered By the
rebel Vice President, Alexander h. Stephens,
before the Georgia Legislature. His views
are not regarded with much favor By tho
Southern journals. Mr.. Stephens disspprov-
ed Of the acts enacted by the Southern Con-
gTess relative to the currency, the military or
ganizations and to the suspension Of the
haleas co,rt& The speech Is regarded as hay
ing tendency to array the Georgia. Legisla-
turc sgainst the rebel government upon all
, 1864-05-10

HoGs-Hecel.ed since Saturday about $50 hogs.
Entsred eales s258 head Ut prices ranging rom 4,
to - 10. ehichy at $t5u97.eo 1oo n. Al $50 ~
note 'he sale fon1y oae druvs at tho Southern yafds
BY Maxwell 10 Smith d Aedea1f. OF ~ head. ertrs
corn-feo. averaging "a MS. These were purchased
present yalue Of tho MARKET which Asx srca
ron,iderab3J. AT the Cottage Grore y..ds PoKrl
sold Burroughs ia head. averaging tm rs, Z: 475
10 Ay bestdes these s the saIes hays heen 1sade
mach lower nku, For prime HoEs buyers nave not
been disposed to 70 beyond e7to. and soe very a,r
euAlitiea have been soft 1t 36Au, and extra At sa
erost. Buyers arc nos wAnttug but prices must be-
low or ssles are not made. On medium to prime nus,
it.ea We note further decline Of 1oalsc q iqe a.
Nth leas activity IN tho mArket.
, 1864-05-10
ILLINOIS AND N11CHIGAN CANAL.

.BR1puxFonr. MAY ., lSi,
ELKA1Ko.-H. Han.lln, Ottawa. ii Is NJ Indse; At
aanic, Lasalle, ~ It lumber, l1o 600 shingles
lath 10 tons coal; Mons, LaSalle, 7p0Co lumber E.
Bu,nham. Prison. -. .
Anb1TAD-cashler, DcsplsIns, s yds rnbbls stone
ayds d!meneion do Reaolute, Athens. 70 ids fahs.e
arone: Advance. Co, as yds din ens,on stone; D.
Hess a yda xuhbie s.ons 8. F. Ga1e do, "a do do
Financier. La Sale. hu corn Tncl1a do 900 bu
%; u. Norton Athens, 50 Jds rubhle stona Ocean
Spray, Ottawa, $50 bu corn; Milwaukee, La Sal1s,
as4l bu corn, 163 hr1s pork; Gibraltar. de-, 31s bu
co'n. s:2to ns lard, oo na aerap tron; Aq1llla d.
2soceo NJ pig Iron. az:
BBtDs.Ponr, MAJ a9A.x u.
c11AREp-Csahier, De7plaints, Light; Csyuga.
Lecfports s1eeco feet lumber, 5000 shingles D. O.
Sorten. Athens; D. Hess,, do Resoluse. DO; Ad-
vance, do.
ARr1vzp-H. AcLennan, Ottawa, $500 bu cora
lunhoit, Lasse, $50 tons ssnd Prairie Queen Otts-
1a, COO bu corn Tine, Norris f7T bu coln,E
, 1864-05-10

Tota1.. eST7 sss8. etjo9 zdn7 400 8
Cor. Neet ~ k43tS 1R1Y5 1l4r8 N143W Jfc0 .


There wss considerable ezcitement On Change to.
day!n consequence OF the news from the Army o tna
Potomac. and there very lltsd disposition among
operators to attend to business. OF courso the feeling
was generally hopeful and there wasHreas eonhdenes
e1presssd tha Grant would yet annihilate Loo and
h1s army: but the advance Of gold to t12A tended
very much to subdus this feeling. aud when gold b.
gan again to Decline the record Of tho figures on Mr
Boyd's bulletin was received with hearty spplause
The markets, under this stste Of affairs, ware very
uch unaetted-prices rising and falling With gold
and hsre wss very little busness transacted out.do
OF the grain markets.
The demand for Flour w6s limited to the dlltng
snAll orders, and the market ruled very dull
ina1y lower. About SO brs changed hands 1t $ao50
g for fancy whits winters. and % for lair to
choice spring extras. ..r
Tho market for Wheat ruled dali and re7 irrezu.
lar. sstes OF No. aspiring were msde 1t Tho opantn9
s11. but after tho dts receipt Of the Eold mAstrs,
rallied aud advanced 10 u H. This Taa only noment
aTy, however, for aser the receipt Of tho New York
dtspatcnes. the market gradually receded and closed
heavy as II There was yery little dons IN 10.
Spring 1ae sales foot NJ 10 Zoo bu At s7o1lsA foe
No. Spring, ard u ts0117 for No. sprinE-oaokng
heaTY 1t 41.l3 for No. 4 tna %117 foz MOI. :'S
, 1864-05-10
Fine Tobacco.

TWO nue hogrhesds OF tobacco weru sold on FRI
day morning bJ Ihos Rh9das, Esq.. eommseion mer'
Bre Wder c., cisy man afaetuters, ana galsed 81
Jhos. Dtece Esq- and 8Eock: Esq. both II Frank
artd 6n TSuasy f
rassa b 2: sses Of F[suEiln y county xss sold y
Ao., st Sl62 per hundred pounda.-St. Loats Repa6H
rnn. Tfh ..---" = '
, 1864-05-10

s3T The New York Hsrald says that as-
rangenents are being made In that city 1nd in
the West to reduce the price OF paper. There
IL IN abundance Of rags in this country, much
ofwhich is stored AWAY On speculation; bnt
when paper begins to COME in from Europe
ragEs will fall, and the manufactured article 20
down to q reasonable price.
, 1864-05-10

mtsrEllaneo1ls.
{1OE THE CURE OF E,
scrofnla, Cancer. Goitre, Ulcers, Skin
:;Diseahes, &C.,
JATNE'8 ALTERATIyE

STILL AA1STAISs ITS SUPERIORITY,
abs 6. r +nse &:
eDeb-ss the proprtetors 70 recommend II 10 the alc
tIals e.adicste she human s5ste9 iis I stss ns,
1St S.5esy GatS HES Is y esaee promptly
iound oeaese Il It's e1As: II
CANCER AND cANcREous AFr.crrore a@.u
1 sSc Z Th
edic,A A4''' ''A '''1'e. %A'@' '-I '' - ''4e' ''
so1TES, 9H swEAEn Z 5,,s ,aan@:;.s,e
r,sd = aas asyes nssa
according to directions
p nEoRsy AND nRors!cA. swg1:zE1Sc9s:1;s!aay
of this nasuss eoasacF i great has neea
s Ito hsasy
EpshERsT: FITS, G9KyuhsIoXg; AZ n.na3
sst lie Arrsti1s il sita ;hs sans.ive
ris FIJI enfe naJority oseases i tshouid Be tE1ea.
annlesions.
sc.RoFULA.-ln an The Gorns Of thta dtsea4e,
asa4 q a ss 5ens Gsa
sm'ae9tiy ,asssssta i sateIs INTO and ercalstss m
ct Ss2 ~ s:sss C. s a*ss
ShIN DISEASES. OF all kinds, ScAld Head. Tettar
Sa1t fheum. Ring Worn, Botfs, Pt:nples, Blotches
or the Sktns &c., ara readily cured pY tho
RHRcMATIsar AND NEuRALGIA-In chron,tt
ally successtu1- In Acute Rheunists Jsynes Iini+
Msnt shonld b applied In connection, according Ia
FEAALE ECoAPLAISTg.-Inm msuy atKse tio,a oatn!
tf 70 fema1es especially when zfetyug ~ mafnrs,v
Or ~ the change OF nfe" the A1ter1sfry ID unsur.
passe9 hy any other remedy. In ChooYosi5 or Retsn
tlop. Hfeg ulartty and 1eucorrna, the best r. sn.
nave alHaJs followed tt8 admi inistrattp1.
CoMFL1CATRp AND MIXED DISEASES. yRR.
nysseA hVsrs eAbFFIFlECTIoSg p53EAsks OF THE REARf,
~ ano ossaaes originating from depr aYet or
stste ef the hood are III cured by Jayns1
at and Nhile y = fault u maoy Medicines
t1e patient beyond recovery, tit Aieys-
Ius q uifease II fta veTE source. It eus.afnS tfn
a!fnEIn Of the sndereE. Tbs union or D1s1NYx-r.
MI loH1c and pzoRsTBEEyT properties III thia
aealei1E and the fact thzt all these nduancna m
eieEaea oAtmononely tn tn operation d9tin2ushipT
y tum ~ olner similar prepaz8ttona. Lat tie ID.
r, 1na Alternative and all Dr. D. JAYyEa d SONS, Fam.
sS5!h y w sH9kGRR shH29ekkGER Il 5Sfy =
nay1aeTW3t-TVns m 4 .Ar.edn |
, 1864-05-10

@F1Poz1xp AsnoRK-Cspt. Davidson reports fore,
and A back schooner &shore ths Eaa sister acsf
suppressed 70 pc the Jason Parker; Tha Parker tsa
c7c, board abeus 1oo0 n1 wheat, and got OF W1scnt
material llpjury.-BuFao 1drxTfakT, 7la.
FEE.ELS AsunRK.-Thc schooner A, BUCKINGHAM,
which went ashoro zone time tncs Point Al Psi.
,s9 isaad: e. b. 1ot sueeesded ~ IN ksttnx s1o.s
portea sshuEe II roni An Feles, on the uppes lide
aud ln the ality Of P1dEeon Bsy Tha mama or tne
n.
, 1864-05-10
UHIG. GEN. JAMES =. w4Ds-
WORTH.


BHgadier General James samue, Winds
woFth, Killed in the late bloody conflict at
| Chance1lorsTillc, Was born at Gcne:eo, New
| York. Oct. Goth, 1907. Ee was educated ut
Harvard and Yale colleges, studied law q.
Albany, and completed his course in the
office OF Daniel Webster. In 1861 he was ap.
pointed Commissioner to the Peace Con
fention at Washington, and at the opening of
tie war was one OF the first to offer his ser
vices to the Government In April he was
commissioned Major General by Gov. Morgan,
bpt;the appointment was Subsequently re-
voled and the commission withdrawn In.
:. june he :1ras appointed volunteer aid % the
tersonalstaG Of Gen. Mcdowell, WAS present
at-the Battle Of Bull run, and commended for
bis hrnyer3.i he Was made Bngadier General
OF Folunteers August 9Th, 1851, and was ss-
siencd to command In the advance uuier
Mcclellan. IN March, 1soahe was appointed
military Governor Of tho District OF Co1um.
ois, and With command Of the defcpses, .t
Washington: In 1862 he Has tho candidate
Of the InionpartY for Governor Of New York.
but was defeated BY Horatio Seymour. Ia
December following, he was assigned to q
eonmand with Burnside and after the latter's
disaster at Fredericksburg. we bcl.eye was
out OF active service During 1868, he was
engaged In various commissions, and among
others vent to Louisiana to investigate the
condition Of the freedmen, sud As our readers
Will remember, made an elaborate report
to the President. He also took a deep inter
est IN the treedman's Villages in Virginia and
sorthlcaro1fnn. Upon the reorganization OF
the Army of the Potomac By Gen. Grant, he
, 1864-05-10

From tha UtSf0It f1e6 FTFSs. 5th.
The bark J. P Mack and schr E. r Ryenn have lust
taken their departure for Severn River the usthes
extremity of Georgian Bar. for cargoes Of lumsc1.
which Is being shipped to Erie, for the Eattern
market. It stated that not less thAn feet
Of lumber will be shipped the present season from
that remote region,
, 1864-05-10

-~ Gar3baldl's English is not faultless.
out one OF thu most effective passages in bis
speech st Southampton WAS that in which be
s.io' Placing bis hand On his heart; that t' be
oaa done only few part Of his duty.n
, 1864-05-10

g Gen. John Lloyd, a prominent New
1ofk merchant, in his younger days actiyely
e connected With the militia and q leading
wing politician, died on Thursday mornine
, 1864-05-10

~ The Ladies' Executive Committee of
the St Louis Fair have secured An s,+o
graphic copy OF Tennyson's. famous o3e-.:
Tho Charge OF the Sir Hundred.n
, 1864-05-10

The movement Of the army was the absorbent tonIc
On the Board OF Trade this morning. and nether b1T
es sellers seemed to care 1nneh ab9n< trade Flour
wanted 800 hrls superior was offered at sad ia
hrls At $ "a; so9 hrls hlsh extra At l0a oris
car No whlte It tla. Corn scarce, With no quoa,rs
1curts. oate-some vera offered at 13c without bid
deFN. --- "@e-
, 1864-05-10

~ The fashionable 1adics Of Paris have
adopted the style Of wearing drrs. eoat, tails
and III, made Of silk and satin
, 1864-05-10


1ts ,.,,,a r., ,1ono. - t,l, s.-, u..s >, 1oo'
sny,,eyioux fme: roo, dcsi -antad M tnc,.,.eI
msr.ins hy unfortnnxte ho1drr. -ho -,n,, tsn,ataS
into 1arre nurcnsa,s on Nth n,rse. ~. ..,i. ~
1eritimsta bnYers xre ayso .a1ea h. M, ~
- vith fev veeka ,tncr- rbc rnr,eat 49, -,
money continues st lt per cent. '''
E1changs remalas close. This action of thu b,nker.
on a,turd.1 nlrht in nx,nv the rata Al . ccnt re
nlum selipx. Ia, hsd tenconcv n
ofmakers and ho1dc, mi ths h.nfers ~ -
~ oh,,,n ~ =, -. ia, eo s..su 1ua u:Me1
ns1d ~ ~, aau as'e II
nn',, ~ -. sa ~ ~ oo1ala
recognize tho rste estabhsned as only IN uaxlmut aud
s+,11 s1t ~. - +h.,- ,-r-f.as 49, "e
a...n ~ .elas !sto o. n. Inls'
No. c1sfs. For tmsl bills And to outsiders the now
&c Go1a. .,n,n.ts;,,er NTH ~, src.r,,ct,r ,a-o.
from the Potomac army. is gradually declining. The
laca 'oal nunpeEs OF new iork imp 3rters ttand
ready 70 'etze large quantities. the appearance OF
Z cor siderable decne This ACT hold ers nndarxtana
,,d rensr.111 hr,ng shlo 4, 1,o,d ~ tte ..st..1, ,
-" A..~ .~3 os.as ao4o ~ Aoio op' Aos auuAaous
are III pt higher than ~onld be maintained under dlf
~"
, 1864-05-10

si.3lo,m

The iron Interests are not given, bnt it is
stated that some Of the Iron Ore Mining
Companies have earned from 10 IN 103 ner
cent on their capital and expect to increase
thtir profits materially this year, owing to
the great demand for Lake Superior ores,
, 1864-05-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


At sai<s of Grain reported IN Eas s.1Ffsf rnoo1f s
bdsfA o5 &c ttafugs per bHsAeI unLfs otnascf.s
stated. Flour xold Ie4ceFed uss ct1tTefse sttteT
AospAT Ev1zna. N.7 ., 1861.
FREIGHTS-LAx1 Fn31anrs,-Tnere fs ratha-
nora activity In fteRhts- but thefa tA no t.pfoys
I5sa1 ssEsl snd 81 ase
Mtn Go1n M a. se: Da1 81 Hnefnar Watson. md O1eon
sss5hcm ~ To cG11e1afpssar Lansing 1tth eo
schr Senator Blood, viii c11n N 1a sneT1 4 1os
T131:.seM 3, r. Iatnrop. Win 1heat ito !osd It
;, "L411 Arp K4M. Faz1aHn--1hs prope1lsr ltnsa
. r. oMe4 r e sske aour 70 Now York It 3a md o
, 1864-05-10

Trade Rtstricttons--ffosE Provisions
Are Furn1Hhed tho ReLels-EeI,el Of
hders Admitted Into VIc4&burn-In-
1I.nnAtton Of the cSo2dierA--Rebei Gen.
eral Polk Relieved.
, 1864-05-10

! tH19IWINEFRtcef7c to-day, LII b.fs; s6io-
p'd. $50 bfls. Market qniet At advance OF 13Ie
oTer the ruling psicc4 on Change Saturday, Sales
were: 2eo nEs It tl1s 2oa br.s At $1l7uarkes eloa
Ing gr1et and nominal At &i.l1t21.19
H1DE4-Kecetpts1 liberal. but With less activity In
tho market Prices su1e less firm With decline or
Ac on Green and Green Sailed and &c On Dry Flint
, 1864-05-10

sopp,,i and ssstse demand. Prices nrm 1t preVloas
receipt. continue tmal! anil luAsequare tor pre,ent
demand. RA1sIss and EUxn axrs ia good supply and
oAti Atesy ACTIVE. p1tccs trm and Unchanged FIoa
in fair demand and firm It present quotations. Al.
Ao1pf-suHrly fair and toeFably ectlye as previous
In talE EeQnest It present quot2tions. Re Qnota:
, 1864-05-10

-POTATOEs5Nseetp tsabefal aud = fair demand
EeehanlockA .Cd Peach BlowS are Eo1nrabty arm At
a1e plehtiful With little demand. We quote:
fekDa1GOCkSs.- .ACGa $1u
1faGA .514 HC
PH0YiSiiiY;:ce,ed t. ,;.y III Si S. 70; :ne
Mesta, - bris Pork, 4oAe lbs Lard. shipped t.
day, 410 lbs Cut Meais. 1.sG0 brls Beet l brla
Pork 1888 lbs Lard. The market today was AZ.
ceeningy au'e With vetT little inquiry for anything
Mess pork-1n limited demand and nominal At
salt Il ported.
Bulk Meats-Narket quiet and nominal at tic for
looec lams 1lc for Shoulders, and Ike for Sides.
Lnrd-1iull and shado lower. Sales we're: 80 tcs,
prime city steam Leaf Lard Ut 13c.
: RICE-In better supply, and fair deuand. Mat-.
ket legs u with decline OF &c On previous quors-
uers. Y quote
- ka11,s
, 1864-05-10

= - ~
, 1864-05-10

{arket less sct!rs, preetaus
.ngcd. VIC Qun4e
Manila Rop9....,@ gao
| Hemp ............N 'G&nc
Lath Yarn, No. 1-18H6a72c
No,2.17Gl3kc
! ANAAs- 3Ic
demand ! and Eair SUPPLY,
ri .nz5 With %,rt f4
, 1864-05-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

s. The adoption of the amendments to the
Constitution allowing soldiers to vote. -
, 1864-10-12
A Remarkable Case.

Mesl11. BURNETT Co:
send 1cu statement Of ny daughters este, a.
reaneRtsd, she Will hsva bean Hck et1 1sa=s II sho
lives until the nrst Of 6usu1t nex.; At times yoa
would no think ahs cou1d u7a tea m!1ues. H@z DIS
tess would :hroW her into fpasua. and ID soon ~
she got breath she Vou1i 80 into
hundred times II succession. have knoW oWn her to
lsy hve SIEAta and a}oss n7s days Vathous food OF
trt-k. She would lay in that sltustis ystfsely In
sensible sha has had every tooth In er head taken
cnt aimee she becaEa h.ck-
Her altuat1e1 md u1st1esa11g Sickness aro known
ali ovsE the free atsses. For hvo years hsva d.
voted nCs: Of my tlme to heE-hsye sat up with her
tfcra 10 and 10h O'Clock II tho tven'aG. 10 and
O'clock. III I'll blIas began 70 nnk Il the apmuer
noInspgs.
When her hair csme on u . hsd been adic.ed With
neuralgia IL heaa fer thrss 3ears. she had used
htIaen gallons Ct the bs&t Eo.cRas, twenty1ve bet.
tits Bay Water, best-es many othsr po~aEtu1 spph.
cations. 1hsse with tbs insensa heat caussd by tha
palms, bw ut haz halt 10 hady thAt Ia October 15s.
It all on, aud Tor tHo yta1s Asf, her haa1 Wa
al smooth 81 her face.
Trough the Recommendation Ct nttud aha WIS
ltducsd 10 ny yooz CocoA1sz and the Ys.ult WAS
astonahng. Eho had not use4 tbs contents OF halt
bottle bsfors her had vas sove1ed with nne Joun8
hair. II would grow about m etktn Of An inch In
length, AID thsn como oil It continued to DO 10 at
iutarvals fcE four moths, Hhan W discovered al
lzrit1don Of the acalp.
We procured bottls OF your KA1L.sTo1, apply
irs II With soTr Aus11X c1oru sall pessevsrtng
with the CoooA1S1 applying that with tho hAna aad
they had the dfAne ed ebsct. In nus months her hatE
LIS grown sevstsl ncna1 IN length. very hakt soft
AID ZEE, snd ofR dArkeE coo1 thin for1 atiy. When
her hais hsd grown or AZ i1csss. I nsver suv 20
tfltntit htir. thick ae NAT, ana wh.u Eartsd 1a7
slcte to hsz head.
She Sill eontlra:s to use the Coeoat.e IL ne hsva
nnt little f:nr Of Ter 1osin. har hAr. sha dn3s tbs
Kallssor 30 fef:essc ana oituE - her fesd. A.
1ssrs tha hest rrue:sd by psia that sha r. uld oos
do without 1t. Wt:hiessect, WM 5. EDDY
totWm. 8. Kcc5 b sSao
Manufacturers OF Can s.t--al 6ho7els 81
East Xldtlebcfo. Mass
JOSEPH BURNETT Z CO., Boston,
F-o3sl:taFSs
And scld by Al Druggists an1 Fancy Geods Daa.ers.
, 1864-10-12

eseter. with .a,es o. l2ooo bushsis, ii $1.os11os
fe< No erd 81 o. for Nos.
baHey waa quiet at 3esterasy's ruling prices.
Win sales OF No = 1t $1.so11.s1
haghW1res Wero In better demand and 1c per
Rauon hfcher, with sales Of TOO bris It tl.6310
1.64-closing ste.dy.
froH ions were quiet Mess Beef was offered
At $io oo. and 5Da brls Extra Mess Beef was sold
a@ $aS 70. BeefHams are in limited demand, With
ea!es OF SO brls at 5000. Tallov is heldat 14Kc
Without buyers.
timothy setd vas firm but quiet, With sales Ut
$aNtDa.Co. Fa1 Seed was quiet at 81 IS.
ssaan fres1hts continue scarce and rates are
eeasy, with light engagements at Sc for wheat to
fott Colbozne, and TIC for whea! and 7c foz rye to
Buf1a,o.
Ii beef Cattle the market has been In good sup
~ anu 'aaty active At previous quotations. En-
.ssto taatf, 1,aos head nj 50 651515; chiefly At
A.ea@5d0 q 10 1bs,
ETC receipts VI Hogs h.ve been larger than usu.
d los this early period Of the week. Sales haye
oeen nade readily, but at decline OF s5@5oc q
4oo ns from previous quotations. Entered ea,es
~ me various yards 3,659 hogs, At $l0.0051l1,s0
chaeay At $1o,5 5o0i1 Is . 100 1os.
LATER.
o"1ns to further advance in gold in tie after
noon, the Wheat mssket WAS firm and &c hiche,
snan on charge, with tales Of No Spring at
S1.sa01.z7-clos,og at the outside quo.at,on.
eeafse Grains and H1ghW1nes were neglected.